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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
FRONT STREET BUILDING SOLD.

FRONT STREET. s. Ely & Co.
with the Charles +. Noyes Company,
havo sold for all cash. 1870 Front street,
five story business building adjoining
the corner of Front and Pine streets
and covering a plot 23.tx73. The build
ing was sold for II Hartford client OF
the Ely office. II H. rented TO one ten
ant at S2.450 per annum and was held
at $4,000, which is the assessed valua-
ton. The buyer Is an investor
CONVENT AVENUE.-Dr. Arthur II.
Terry. Jr., who occupies. under lease.
tho three story and basement dwelling,
at All Convent avenue. has purchased
the property. Tho house measures 20x
1910 and IL located sos feet soutl,
of 14Sth street. Joseph \. Flynn Is
the owner OF record.
PRINCE STREET.--Carmelo Lapriuto
has sold for Albert Rauchfuss to Paul
pringal 195 Prince street. five story
tenement. on lot 25x7s, about so feet
west OF Sullivan stree.
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TRADING ~ BkooNLyN.

Tutlno a. Cerny have sold for Rudolph
Steen TO n client for Investment the four
sorry brick store and apartments at 590S
Fifth avenue. on plot 2GSxi00.
burrill Bros. have sold SOS Fourth
street, three story and basement brick
and stone private house. between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, for j. q. Hogan to
George Weintz for OCCUPANCY
The Mcin:rney- KlinclI Realty Company
has sold the TWO family stone dwelling on
the south side of Eighth street. 2O4 feet
west OF Prospect Park West, for William
a. l. Willink TO a client for investment.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday iu Man
haitian, Brooklyn and The Bronx.


9th ST, 90 W. SIS, 500 W Central Park
west. s:xlo05. sty. dwlg-E l. satter-
Zee egt- Il !. Won A,koyy ct al; due.
mtg 900: 10 plaintiff. ........ 500
:?p ST Sec W So, 100 " So, s,h av' aoSss'e;
shetland ct al; due. sii.9:io5; taxes,
&c. $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. Withdrawn
by Henry Brady.
BRooME ST, s65-369, . cor Mott st Gss-
and stores---J March agt Carmine Ma
rssco ct al. exrs; due. s2s.2ssse; taxes.
&C., s:,sos sub 90 mtg 1ii2'5oo; adjourned
BRooME ST, ir, SIS. 20 Ridge st, 2oxso.
ST., int and store-.-city Real Estate Co
s15.s9; taxes. &c. s245,:O; to plaintiff. So 900
lat 3eos THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph l.. Day.
PROSPECT Az; :oSsA; 3. si,s |. 1soth
sst Martin Goddard ct al; due. Sa.sls.o5:
taxes. &c. sis5.7s. to plaintiff. .....s5, 1000
BY Charles A. Berrian.
PROSPECT Az. 1854. 8. 562s n 1881
81, s.sxs34x1s.sx93.o. 9 sty dwlg--B 5 II
ziessl agt Anthony Reaie ct al; due;
,s's 1nnS taxes &C. 'isa's7i adjourned
BY James L. Wells Company.
INWoop AZ w. cor ION st. I.,, ssS s,,;
Co ct al; due, ssis.ss; taxes. &C. 57;ss:
TO plaintiff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
VAN coRTLANDT Az. 5: and st Georges
crescent, =, lois tlb bl1 una blS COX
1"5. 95.6S66.T, vacant-M 9 Aliinrer
agt Annie McMahon Of al; due, 3e,?07.o5
taxes. &c, $3.50; to plaintiff. ..... 1900
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
STARR ct, =. 100 n irving av. 1eix
eek irreg--Christihn Schneider VS. Mary
] Rothenbach ct al: to the platntin for
800 over mortgage of.............s3 $40, 900
sTH ST. Il, =, 400 n Az L. 20xt20G: also
parcel beg ut a point 42o Az l. and runs
" aO.GXG20x q 30GN 8 20 20 beg-ERgle
savings aud Loan Go VS. Thomas Costello
az 10 plaintuh ~ 'ii7h ~, az 11o
lam L Ronlt vs. John A Jones Building Co
ct al; to the plaintiff for 5000 over a
sisT ST, L. es. $3.50 'Tiiden av. isxic0S
irree-Francis j McMHnamy et nj ~
Roger Grogan ct al; to the plaintiff for
$1,000 over mortgage of.......,..s $50
18TH Az. so 69th st, eoxioo-G
Paciello vs Il Spairani ct al; to the plain
tin for 800 over a mortgage Of. st,o5o
By Jero johnson, Jr.
| MERMAID Az, = :, 40 W 37th st, 4oS1oo--
W c Canning vs Lynch ct al; 20 G
lohAoBH' ''''''' '''''' '''''''''' si'o-o
by Nathan Shutter.
| FRANKLIN ST, y, 81 Freeman st, 24x
Sol Sternccker VS. Meyer ct al; to the
- =. .
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following, realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Nine Eleven East Forty hrst Street Com
pany. Inc" Manhattan: capital, 5000; di-
rectors j. =. Murray, New York city; Chas
u. SGmueis, Front Royal Va, and c. A.
Conton, New York. city.
$ =. Realty Company. Brooklyn: capital
$1,000; directors. Philip Stern. Ida Stern
and Louis Sorkiu, Brooklyn, y. Y.
l" b. Holding Company, BrooElys. can't
tai $1,000; directors Michael BresluA. Louis
5, Breslau. the Bronx, New York s1kS, and
Harry ]. krull, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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SMALL SALES IN THE BRONN.

EAST 145TH STREET--Smith " Phelps
have sold the three story frame dwell
ing. on lot 25Xl00, at 3:S East lI5th
street.
RICHARDSON ANESUE-W. Il. & W. l.
Brown have sold for tho De Pcystcr
estate u lot 22.SNi3O.7 on the east side
Of Richardson avenue, 100 feet north
of Nereid avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17

Supreme Court---By Justice Erianger--
IAncoln Trust co. VS.. holman, Saul J.
Baron: Lincoln Trust CO. VS. Maisel, Saul
J. Baron. by Justice Gofr-vanderpoei VS.
Nanderpoel Francis w Pollock. BY JUS
tice Greenbaum--FosteT VS.. Well two cases,
John G. Gulick; brewster VS. Hughes. Pau
NJ. Crandall; Wills VS. Wills Ebridge T.
Adams; AIoench W. Moench, Maxwell pa
vldson Bernard vs. Dillon. Frank Keck;
Rector &c, st. Barth Church VS.. Flomer-
felt. Edward n. Goodwin; Matter of Elliot
lsador Finder; Trustees Sailors Snug Har.
Dor vs.. Carmody. chas. r. Brown; Bliss w.
Tach peter Gatens; Bruere VS.. Prins
Irving II. Tife,
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HEIGHTS APARTMENT REsOLD.

The Elsinore. a six story elevator apart
ment house at SOC and 5oi West list
street. has been resold by John J. Tully
to the Realty and Commercial Company.
The structure occupies n plot 75x10o ad-
joining tho southwest corner OF Anster-
dam avenue and was held at $4,000.
The seller acquired the property last
month from tho Cotton Realty Company
in exchange for the Ave apartment houses
at 1907 to 1915 Charlotte street.
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TEN ANTS ron CITY HOUSES.

The Duff & Brown Company has leased
for Allan {. Hoffman 453 West 1i4th
street. n four story dwelling, TO ID. J.
Healy.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
Adolph Levy to Herbert NJ Rothschild
the three story and basement dwelling at
ca West 18th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
RENTING wEsTCHEsTER PLACES

Julia Beverly Higgins has let for Mrs.
Lea McIlvaine Luquer her place, Pine
Lodge. at Mount Kisco, to the Rev. Or.
Houghton OF the Church OF the Trans
fguratlon, New York. and has sublet for
Kenneth Brown Green Lane Cottage,
Mount Kisco to John David Lannon Of
New York.
Duff & Brown Company have leased for
NJ. j. Macdonald his summer home at
/. sedgwick avenue. Yonkers. to ]. w.
McMinnamy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
sEAsHORE HOUSE LEASES.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
at Arverne for Max Ernst n cottage on
Jerome avenue to Max Kashowitz for s..
!. Ferguson cottage on Ams,cl Boule-
ward TO NJ. ID. Lokitz for William Scheer
a cottage on South Cedar avenue to Max
Levin at Belle Harbor for L. A. Duffy
n cottage on South Brighton avenue to
Mrs. p. A. McNulty; for william c. Or
mond cottage on Montauk avenue to
Mrs. II. Levy, and for Mary t. Iutchngs
u cottage on North Henley avenue to
Alfred III. Bamberger.
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nAIGHT PROPERTY TO he SOLD.

Peter B. Olney, referee, In the matter
or the last Will and testament of David
Henry Haight list, recommends the sale
OF three buildings included in the estate
in order to comply with the terms az the
will. These properties are the St Nicho-
las Building on Broadway near Spring
street; the Haight Building. ut Broadway
and Liberty street. and the Jansen Build
ing. at II and 10 Wayerley place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
THIRD AVE. PICTURE THEATRE.

On the west side Of Third avenue. 500
feet south OF 105th street. a four story
motion picture th'atre Is TO be erected
for the Crysta, Theatrical Company AS
lessee. Vt will have a frortage of 4i.1l
feet and depth Of 100 feet. Moses
Israel and Henry G.. W. Beckman are the
owners. Nathan LANCER, the architect,
has placed the cost at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
SITE FOR L.. I. CITY APARTMENTS.

The Seidcl Realty Company has sold
Tor William Sierichs IA plot. G5xi0O feet.
west side Eighth avenue, about 200 fec,
north OF broadway, and 5OXIO0 feet south
side OF Jamaica avenue, about 100 feet
east OF Stelnway avenue. Long Island
CITY. The purchaser will erect four story
apartment houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
NEW MORTGAGE LOANS.

Tho Lawyers Mortgage Company has
closed the following loans; South side OF
Fourteenth street 100 feet west OF
Eighth avenue 100 feet front by irregu-
lar 100000; so West Ninety-fifth street,
$4,000: 192-ls4 Bleecker street, s56. 900 I:
504 West l7ed street. 100000; southcas st
corner Of Bathgatc avenue and 172d
street $4,000; southeast corner of Bly,
ant avenue and Jennings street. SI3, 500,
and 753 East ls7th street, $4,000.
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TRADE ON THE HEIGHTS.

Pease q Gilman have sold for the
Crosby estate to the 31o West Fifty
sixth Street Company the three story
private dwelling at 100 Edgecomb
avenue. northeast corner of 1s9th street,
on lot 1Sx100. the seller taking In part
payment 1875 Vermilye avenue, 25 foot
five story apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS. AND COMMENT
Trading Widely Separated---Front Street
Parcel Sold-..Heights Apartment
Bought by an Investor.

900: also completed plans for alterations
to six story house at the southe asst
corner Of Madison avenue and Fifty
eighth street for Meyer Gottlieb. These
alterations will cost 100000, and upon
completion the building will be used ex-
clusively for bachelors apartments and
studios.
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WEST END AVE. HOUSE Byyrn.

Y. Chambers Reid Is the buyer OF the
dwelling at S'I West End avenue. the
sale of which by Harriet H. Leeming was
reported recently. The buyer owns tho
adjoining house. SIC, and now controls
II plot ioXS0. about coll feet south Of
1854 street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 16.-There was no
special change in the condition of this
market Fractional movements were In
order. with the further advance in Ma
tlonal Carbon common the feature. Chi
cago Railway seconds aud Sears RoebuclS
were again depressed. \ better trade
was noted in the bond list. with prices
unchanged TO fraction lower. The sum-
mary:
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ASTORIA HOUSE SALES.

The two six family houses Mt .3e and
2Sf Jamaica avenue, Astoria. l.. J.. have
been sold by 4. Cantore for C. Nallin to
Frank and Miss l.. Novotney.
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No HOTEL MANHATTAN SALE.

Hawk 4 Wetherbeo deny the rumored
sale OF tho Hotel Manhattan, and
state that they expect TO continue the
management for many years to come
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supreme 'ourt--Appellnte Division--rar' H.
Before Burr Thomas, carr, Rich and Staple
ton ~. Court opens A. p. NJ. Non
enumerated day calendar.Nca. $40. ae.
SOS is9, 500, 5Oi. 5o9,, 800, 500, 5o5' SOC
supreme coart--Appellate piylsion--Part IT,.
Before Burr, Thomas, Carr. Rich and staple
ton, il. Court opens al l y. VI. Motion
cslcndar-S. Dain Sons Go. vs. Thomas Me-
supreme Cour,--Trial Term--part VII
y NJ Criminal caIendsr%wm S'' j. Her,ei,
murder; Arcangeio Nertolone. murder.
supreme couri--special Term Before, AZ.
gated motions. Before Crane J.-Ex parto
supreme cour, - Special Term 49, Part
! lll..-Before Kelly. J. Court opens at 10
/ 4. N. bay calondar--Nos i90i-5, 1881. 1885,
l IIcl, iIO2. iIo3. iiO5. iiOs, iiis Reserved
cgleuGar--The following causes II marked
WIN be Sc, down f,r a DAY upon the cali,
TG i s5 iis liza iiS ii5 lie ii$, IA iiTa
iits; sii 800 sos. ,,o Isl. s.S. Hihehesi
nnS9s, rgas9ed on hG Tssgar call
kspPer, J.; Part VI, Clark. j.; Part WI,
Day esiendsr-NOs. ssIS. 5esi. .?i;,.1is.
ssSsT isSi 9s339s go 3sai Iss;dd 1873
$40 assS asa ss7s $685.. stoo.stSi. ISIS,
a535 1851 3j7l GGi2-G755. 6s9S, S333. 37Is.
/ The balance OF the day calendar stands over
on the rcrular call S Is sssa. u"0s' 'e1'"e'
County Court Part lv.-beforc Fswcett
Ho. co9 VS. op' ., At 70 scs n s,s CIV,
/ 2siG g57G. e74i. as2O-assl The following
/ causes II answered ready viii be passed for
$500, 1881, es3s, $3.50. 1854, 1886, s2Oi.
r. county Court--crlminal caicndar--TOr
Before Baker. Irwin Rhoades James
Ne,.on, burglary: petit larceny and recelv-
| ing; Herbert W. Schlotz alias Herbert
| Schlotz forgery, grand larceny petit
larceny and rcceivine: steve smoruski. ear car
Gur:lary,, petlt larceny ana receiving:
receivlng; Charles Wagner, assault: Eugene
C9misky' burglary petit larceny and re-
Part II.--Before Dixie. J-Alexander Gold
stein. James Auerbaeh. Frank Sager alias
Frank ssgor. robbery. grand larceny and
larceny and receiving; Lucille Royston alias
| Lucille Royster. grand larceny; william
Miller, burglary, petit larceny and receiving;
| William Doherty, John o'Brien, burglary,
petit larceny and receiving: Philip Burn
stein. burglary, grand larceny and receiving
Part lII.-Before Tallmadge. J.,-Michsel
De Frisco, murder, carrying dangerous
| weapon
surrogate's Court-Before Ketcham. s..
Records, second floor. Caiendar-wiii OF
John @. Grassmuck. Patrick O'Connor. Fran
els Morhard. c, g. Bennett and Charles
Mulry. Elizabeth Paul. Elizabeth Ciarkind,
James Donnelly, John Krieg, Joseph Harper,
Henry iF oer Ellen S oven HsseS Kma ibS
4 Diedrich Strunk and James Mason. Estate
Of Mary Caulneid and Sarah onourke.
John FIedner, Fred Hoeger Katharine
O'Donoghue and Tennie Lazy.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County Court-criminai Term-Before
Humphrey, j. Court opens and calendar
3sJ1, 1895.
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4sD ST. APARTMENT CHANGES.

Gronenberg 6 Leuchtag have COM
plsted plans for extensive alterations for
Henry Claman to two seven story apart
ment houses at 241 TO 2i7 West Forty
third street at an estimated cost Of $780,
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ANKER RENTS AT CEDARHuRsr

John T.. Scott has rented for Herbert
A. Weeks Meenagha on Hollywood Cross
Ing, Cedarhurst. L. l., to John Y. G..
Walker, vice-presldent of the Union Trust
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
Court OF Appeals Calendar.

| ALBANY. June 1S.--The Court OF Appeals
calendar for tomorrow is: Nos 707, ol3,
| sOj, y5i. SIS. s52 and 953.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

e1GMuND RANTROwITZ. giving his oc-
cupation as "A clerk, Of 515 West l59th
street. has filed petition in bankruptcy.
with liabilities Of si2 $50 and no assets
EDWARD J. TUCKER of 1894 Prospect
avenue has filed petition in bankruptcy.
with liabilities Of sTs4 and no assets.
ANGER BAKING COMPANY-A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Anger Baking Company manufacturers
and dealers in macaroni, &c, at ~
lioverv and $40 Greenwich street. 10y the
following creditors: Philetus Smith.
$500: II. G. Van Dusen & Co, $500. and
Edward q. McBrien, $500. Transferring
OF real estate and other assets and prefer
entail payments are alleged.
V1NCESZO CAGGLANO OF All East l04th
street. who was engaged in the real estate
business for sixteen years up to two years
ago, has nled petition In bankruptcy,
with liabilities OF $l2,Ies. consisting OF
unsecured claims, aud no assets.
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4GS. Case unfinished.
Part nt-Bofore Lynch, J. Case I'M
finished.
Part Iv.--Bcforo o'Dwyer c. J. Cas-.
unfinished.
Part N.--BcfoTe Smith. j. Case I'M
finished.
Part vI.-Befors Finelite j. Case I'M
finished.
Part ,vII--Before Ransom. J. Case un-
finished.
Part NIIi.-Before Delehenty, J. Case
unfinished.
Cause, 20 he sent from Part T. 20 Parts
I'LL, ", v, VI. VII ard VIII for trial.
KINGS COUNTY.
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Schedules In Bankruptcy.

BURR & CO. menufseturcrs Of auto.
Amsterdam avenue, have filed schedules
In bankruptcy, with liabilities Of sl35,7o6,
consisting OF wages, sl,7+6; secured
claims, sse,l47, and unsecured claims
slll,sl2. The assets of si7.074 are repre-
scented hy bills, $3.50; stock sel90; car
I,ages, 800; machinery aud tools, 1000;
tebts due on omen account $3.50, and uu =
l'quidated claims. IS ee3 Among the
largest creditors are the Fifth Nationsi
Bank, SAL and the Commercial Trust
Company. s27 500.
THE MODEL BUTTON WORKS manu'ao-
turers Of buttons at $50 East Twenty
ninth street has nled schedules Tn bank
ruptcy, With liabilities of tA91S and as
tsts OF ss,sos represented by stock. $500:
machinery ana yonls, ~ uoo' debts due on
open account, s<74: unlioudated claims
$500 and cash In bank, $50,
CHARLES H. WATTS, individually and
ana exporters, Of "a Stone street. has filed
echedules In bankruptcy with liabilities
o. fls'4Sb Of which sli,63s are unsecured
GAINS; and assets OF sS.ssl, represented
by oeots due on open account, Se,4s5;
money In banks. ssss. and property IN re-
Assignments.
T. \, SAL NNELL COMPANY, a New York
corporation, the nature of business and
suursts not given, has assigned for tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17

Si2coo Am T. a r col "a. Ss', SOS, sol. s.
100 Am T 4 7 CIV 44s. 9s. 9sA ssa. e'
1000 N II & T Is 1892 .iOis, 1919 i0iA lol
1907 Pond Creek 6s....10i lOl 1M lo'
1000 Western + IT g. DIX g.A qIx o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17

H. a. Nhl NNElL COMPANY, a New York
corporation the nature Of business and
sdarGss not given, has assigned for tho
cement OF creditors to Joseph NJ Baum.
1he company was incorporated In 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17

lBorOugn OF Inc ploHA'' an.
10Th ST. :, 366S Willis AZ, loss w,
also l4fst st, n 5, ass WiIlls nNl 80
100; also 1iist ST, =. 7'oo VIM
lS.9XlO0--Minnie Pfeifier, lndiV e." 49,
to Tessie Sharps q ano, $40 W so,H NJ
June u; atty, T q 7 Co 80 ~
FOX ST. W :. AS II iG3d q, ,,9N o.
Perry, COS W il5th a. June 10, mtg !; "a
600; atty. T q e. Y Co, lI6 Bw.y ,;,S,,1.
WEsSTCHEsTER Az, " s, lO@.5 hoI s
st, INTERPRETATION Bridge supp, ,n,
TO Egbert b Perry Great Neck y y, III
~. 1911; atty, T q & 7 60, l,6 u" a! 20
WEBSTER Az, " =. $3.50 Iron -.
90--('hristian Becker to Louisa llaa',r.
mann. INA Intervale av, june To- ,1'S5
$4,000; atty, T q & r Co. il6 B~ay, TX
Az u, r. rs II end ~, olnlonp'r' =
100; also Pelham I'd, being lots a So
map Paul Estate, jlNils; also 10, N,
map laad at unionport-Wm ie!hrV" ~
June -, mtg $1,000; atty p IIe."I,.ti
eesRRSD ST. sT' ~ G5G.io WHITE P'sgs Il
:5Nl00--faunie Goldstein 20 sEmIeI, 90;
kind. 500 " i7sth st, June L. mtg :iss
atty. Gettner, a, 2ss B"a$ u.
LOTS 80 70 %, Blk, g. map Mort.' trgH
las Conroy TO Jas tonroy, " p
brentwood, j, June, .; ATTY 81
Donellan. lto Nassau - ,.,,..,.i,,..' ffooas,f
Go to pisarish, ESSSrs si' I TllcfisSe \
BAhRETTo 81 9l;, . c Southern Sow e., =.
vsrd. i0ox2sS-pledrlch Egs 'rs 20 *;
dsr Constr GO, 3S Nassau .. Ju"' 500
e3S1H ST, l3a Il, n s. 25xiao-Sary H''
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THTI NNT-BeluT6 WctkS' u Civ OF.
No day calendar.
Part Xv1t--Before Philbin, J. Causes
to be sent from Part II. for trial.
Part NVllf---Before Guy, J.-Sos. 1919.
ssS 2;ss. ssci' iissc,. s:is a;is ;:,.
i2is 4ies. 1885, ::2s. 1904. ':i6. Case
unhnished
surrogates court--chsmbers-.Be Co
halan. 5 Wills for probate--william T.
Hail Henry Cogan. Arthur W. Swami, Alice
ID. ID. Chauncey. Hy. Bcdow. Bertha
stern. ". Oppenheiin. At 1880 A. NJ.
Surrogatcs Court-Trial Term-Before
Fowler. s. Court opens at 1850 A. NJ.
Estate OF Charles W Raymond. Contested
Will No. 3Ip5
fore La Fetra, J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions.
Tart Ir-Before Green, !. Court opens
~ 10 A NJ e. nMrtn mAttcr..
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED


with name and address OF ovrs- .,
attorney IL attorneys name Is omitted az
dress party OF second part) "u'
Dawutawu
United labor bulletin., 1914-09-05
DEBS' TRIBUTE TO MINERS
HITS l. w. w. DYNAMITERS
by Recent conven
eioni in Denver of Western OF Miners

upon the wreckng of its
hall by dynamite and the ooting of its safe by its mem
coupled with the which followed between the two
factions into which the union had been edged by
vicious element imported that special purpose has made
annals of the labor movement
There much in this dplorable affair that is still wrapped
in but known the general
cluon Miners Union has long been marked
for destruction and that its enemies have for been
deliver that should end to its
that fatef ful
United labor bulletin., 1914-09-05

Jane z? memorable date IN the annals s OF & .ne a ; n
ss 5 brutal a a sn ss this .5 Ing s ~' .n wf' s @ @ on
s%ss p % respective @ s asn s sna which % .. found s its % | % pas sS
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ass s ny @ e % Ss ns @ n sa's & ] a % % s as hall now wrecked
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m % & the % ,oo
an approzima possible
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hall n which + n 5 a R1s. for sn s.s
in @ % 5G's9 s $ SG~HT 5 nPS 4 9FiS 3 & P r @ The % d ] sn shf
b tine % @ I p9ntSa' f S to DR s S l yeoT oar S s @ him. bounding Meyer
harm % charlie @ any o H as s h Ps ot been 1na ufy % ~ eled 4 % & ] g
roSs dangling
% the coaS@ @ from that 11gS[ g hs % MG % wa: % 5 Sss sssS
edge Noyer has on the line shown the white
There gone more
s9is Ss ,.i iS'
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he has nut,d sui a. a. soadsd
3 a e al and S s P Of dead & s the al, s S 3 and S si s
% S;1s %s; "fss % %
@ the ss s is, % Witch affair % a. @ . 'i % % qe" s Ss and S % nf % $ @ $ a
y S ;@ s;' sP ' T ; Ts i I; % ' E.s in 4 s. E has spent ali these year,
It worthy note that Of the en- Other labor etains chief who
or jail they
@ Of M Moye ever ann made bound @ to % ona % 1 h h S.a d d s
% s @ % @ % their % enemies 1 o @ sy SV %s % % ed @ % % n @
% s T % s labor sF % Michigan ra and % R warfare for the
sa% 'ai' s @ % union
dsasion
against nothing
bee been ' laying nF plans ang conspiracy dc.
her of its members % Who D. s%ars % under certain % real @ or & n1r
ndIa laying home in and ashes
@ Sne o sna @ % 3 the the 4aS ] Of & & hS % m family h % @ Si t 9S%s ssG
without parallel in brutality
When Charles Mover went to Butte president Of the Western Federation
members 70 that % nn @ he % % as fairly am ua and honob a n @
could possibly have acted under the He admitted % the
si s nss s hf @ ] %ss s % @ . G ss ss & al & s
Pst pre- for ] the % "s m BY by ] smashing the Butt" MI MIeTs = Union
Western
stupidity when they blow the with dynamite to destroy the alleged
machine but only the cold cash that element furnishes
& es TIL likely % astss,s ct YES an" " secret % % mag agents s beside,
@ the 20 %, tor. s Union
Pab ] gn from and Rs MsS Msy % h a @ % po s by they tG % ws Ss
that bent wpg out organized labor in Butte for that low
In this that the workers
% s" their e" A % | % vt % % y ~s ,a % 1' po a"s 'is %sH
the time the pay rolls oils Of the % detective agencies the service %
o a o dynamid
s s$ ,:S .!ss1 ;s.% e s S
% F'a me% as" working
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