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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

I'd. day. Sept. 2: Z. J. Grimes. iAh, :
day. Sept. 8 p. j. McDonough. 275th. daJ'
Sept. ..
FIned.-Ptlmn. +. A. Manley. ed, Just
rs. absent from fixed post. etc. days; L
r. Sexton. 43d. May 26. smoking In rank
at inspection OF uniforms, answered In zouz-
i've and disrespectful manner. dau'
Charles Brueggmann. 2S3d, June 81 IN
proper patrol. etc. 3 days; T. r, OReuH
Marine Div, June %. failed to signal. \
day.
Reprimanded. --Ptlmn. Amedeo Pulign1n-
29th, July S. failed TO take proper action
unjust arrest. improper language; p l.
Daily, 35th, Aug 8, failed TO signal; q. o
Clinchy. 37th, Aug. T. left post without -
ing relieved; Edward Zspke, 18th. AUG. !
same: ]. s. Higgins, 43d Aug. 3, failet q
signal: J. +. Byrne. liGth. Apr. q, ~
proper patrol: Salvatore sanford, 18th, MAJ
3. improper patrol. J. H. Griffin. l6sth MAJ
/. absent from post etc: +. L. Dermody
l4Sth. May {. Improper patrol J. A. Ne4p
153d. May .. same J. T.. Brown. 2slst. MAJ
>, failed TO promptly report a. station house
al end OF tour; 7. l.. \. OConnor, iva
Apr. % absent without leave.
Charges Dismissed-Ptlmu. ). j. Jiroe.
deX. 3lst. Aug. I, improper rdtrol etc. ffst-
erick Koch. 3lSt juno II. conversation; Z, W.
p. Eleine, 3Sth. July %. absent from post, essi
j. j. Regan. 6lsj. Aug. 3. absent from pos'-
etc Dennis King. I'D. Aug 4, absent froa
fixed post. etc. Michael Krusska, 18th. aus
:. improper patrol: g. W. Hammontrec, bltA
July r. improper patrol. y. u. Lynch. IrauN
&. July l. improper language.
suspended - Ptlmn. v. =. Duhamel
18Th at 81 m. Aug. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

Olga A u A. voglsr TO the Emigrant Indus
Saw Bank; 5000; atty. Z J MCGUIRE d
BOND ST, 90 ttop ioft,. all plant; ma:
June iG iOI4i Modern Feather Dye Works,
Inc. 20 Samuel Herman: a3i4,0o0; ATTY
Samuel ] Goldberg. 100 Nassau ct.
eo fAEs ~ 1S41s 81 ip to RSS's Sd az
1877 W sl;1o to esav1sw 8o;e e..
ESQ to beg; Oct 20. 1911: curtiss Byroh
TO Edgar s and J $ Appieby; $4,000 at'y''
SECOND AV, W 5. $40 3 Int st. runs
i7.6 6sl0 < n PAS to So wall OF ~ "a
av 500 to beg; Apr 90. lpl0t Brns'
Plath TO Mollie r Steinhardt: $4,000; ATTY
ilTH ST, $50 W. SIS, 1874 W Washington
1T, 22x100.3: Oct 10. 1913; 81 Johns PARK
Realty Co TO Jacob Marx, ITO W 1tth 81
iITH H ST. ass s0w W. aos - West ct az
1908 Feb 10. 1902; Jennie I. and GEO w
Gee to N Saw Bank; $1,000; atty John
WITH 18TH ST. b seq w. .s 1878 West st, 221
1908 June 10, 1908; Herman & ana Mag:
dalsnR Gissel to Greenwich say Bank;
81. 900; atty. Geo De Witt, SO Easssu 81 81
. A ao2 r Vest 4. 22.io eo AN Aug TO- loio;
John II and Luella NJ Groetschius to Henry
Powell; $4,000; atty, Herman Luoetkin' %
Park Row.
22D ST. III e. SIS. 215 W Lexington av;
2oxSss; Aug 10, 1911: A n Gray- to Mutual
Life Ins co. ~ Nassau 81. $4,000.
9TH ST. 204 w. p. 12j Amsterdam
av. 25xlOO.5: Jan 8. 1912: l. and Annie Mar
COLIN to Lena Shapiro, 210 w Saith st: Vs.
600: atty. d Il GoGfarb 35 Nassau ST.
GOTH ST. n g. i25 Lexington ay' 2ox
1905: Sent @ 1902: J Gayley TO Mutual Lie
Ins Co. 30 Nassau st: S2o 900.
SaTH ST. G5 w. n s. 1885 Columbus av
1sx1OOs Jan 5. 1903: Marie Koehler 70 .
Baer' 81. 900: attyB. A & II Bloch. 90 Nassau
ST. -
1O2D st. 8. so West End av. 2ox
BOIL: April 70. 1914 p d Coulter 70 -
and II o Coulter, exrs. % w Goth st: 81. 800.
10TH ST. n =. 1904 Prospect av o. or
10OxG0xl0O4: May 9. 1905: F NJ and Emma
" Mellert 10 the Bankers Trust Co. 10 wall
st: 1880: atty C NJ Beckett lSo BWay.
lsOTH ST. s. lIo Park ay. runs q
1875. lOx q 25x 25x o ok n l06. 10 to 81
25.6 TO beg: Aug %. 1913; M ana Eliz
Reister to w Weinhart $500: attys' h
Radeloff 40 Manhattan av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS. HENRIETTE g. DE GROVE Aug
4, 1879: net. $4,000. Deccd"nt created two
deeds OF trust IN 1912. under which she re
ceived the income during her life. one cover
Ing realty valued at Sill 96l, and the other
personally valued at S1a.542. Mrs. Georgette
De q. Fahnestock. daughter. receives the en-
tire estate and the property covered BY the
trust funds. except articles OF jewelry valued
at 81. $50 which were given to grandchildren
and friends under specific requests. Assets:
Deposits, S2.343: stocks. S36. S36: mortgages.
S12. 0a6 personality and jewelry. s14. 1877. and
accrued Income S2Ws. The realty trans
ferred under the deed Of trust was: 70
Mercer St, $1,000; 354 West I'D g., s26,-
BOZ; equity $50 $40 In ~ East Both ST.,
valued at $50 900: equity S12. $50 in 2l7 West
10th st. valued at $3.50 equity $4,000
I'm 3I3 3I5 West 145th St. valued at Si7 500
Among the articles 0f icwelry were diamond
necklace. appraised at $4,000: a pin. $500.
and a neck chain. $500
MRS. FLORENCE ITILDRETH april I.
1910: net. S27.74a. The three dsGhters and
grandson are tho hrnerCiaries. Assets
Deposits. ssSO7: Iewelrv. SSH. and stocks
and bonds, S2l.S52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
FIRE RECORD.

a.
5:55-l4 East Houston ST; Jonas schimel:
no damage.
S:lO-ljith ST. and Amsterdam av.; Trinity
100000 West SD St. George Morrisey;
triliing
ll:0O-sj LIST 81: u. Busha wsky: trining.
100? West 10th st; owner not known;
slight.
l:2i-s5i East 10th ST.; Morris Lieberman;
$50
l:2-le53 Southern Boulevard; Thomas
O'Brlen: trlnng.
1856 East l56th st., Morris Lleberman
damage. $40.
1:25-l653 Southern boulevard, Thomas
OBrien; damage trihing.
1:25-2092 Broadway. Julius Augustustas
damage trifng.
2:30-l447 Madison av.. Becky Kaufman
damage trihing.
4:55-77 East 81 St. Annie Soomovitz
damage trihng.
5:30-126 Attorney ST. Michael Tanner.
baum; damage triling
5:55--l6ith 81. and Third av.. Third ay
u" Of the marlborough, damage
trihing.
7:3j-?Ol Eldridge St. Philip Mostzeal
damage triiing.
7:55-In front OF 757 Broadway. New YorI;
city Railways Co; damage trininK.
S:3j-l36 West 18th ST.. Novelty Fur Co:
trifing.
e:3O-l92 Seventh av.. L. Christianson;
trihing.
o:4o-ie9 East elst St. Lisner Co.
trihinE.
1IIo-549 West l25th St, A. Girstani;
trNinE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER /.
Manhattan.

DUANE ST. lis and 100; Collins. LAvery &
Co aGt Lazarus Fried & Sons, owners; John
Macdonald. owner and contractor; 1896 As.
l40TH ST. ljl w: Albin Larson agt Moore
Simon Realty Holding Corp. owner; Alfred
Dowd. agent. contractor: $50 20.
l24TH ST, $40 W; Max Schneider agt same
$50 80.
HOUSTON ST. 1863 w: Matthew w Del
Gaudio agt John Doe, owner; Giuseppe Bar
s..
l25TH ST. 351 W; Ezra II Ford agt John
G Fejin. owner; Boese Refrigerator Co, con-
tractor: slS3 s.. /.
SAME PROPERTY; Thurman r. Ford aGt
same S912 Il.
EDGECOMBE Az. 3s5: Isaac Yankauer agt
Jacob Rosenthal, owner. Brown-Weiss heal-
ties uncI. contractor; $3.50.
/ BROADWAY, s c cor slst st. e6xlo2; Gross
G. Herman Gnc) agt William Walter, owner:
Fulton Building Co. lessee Fleischman BROS
Co contractor; S6S2 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Liederkranz Plans Tour.

A special drill at Fort Monroe is one
of the attractions arranged for the trip
of the Jersey City Liederkranz to Vir-
ginia Saturday on the specially char
Line Line There Tier viii be i 10 in the party.
Ocean View, Va. for an old-time din
ner. They will visit Washington Sum-
day and return by rail to New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Adtent. of interest to buyers will be found this
Hampton Singers on Boats.

The Hampton singers, who have been
on a tour from Virginia to Maine, sang
on all four of the Hudson River Day
Line boats yesterday. They took the
Hendrick Hudson from New York to
Poughkeepse; the Washington Irving
to West Point; stage to Highland Falls,
thence the steamship Albany to West
Point, and the Robert Fulton to New
York.
They sang plantation melodies. AS
the Hendrick Hudson passed the Min
nesota the sixteen Hampton voices, the
ships quartet and many passengers
sang "The Star Spangled Banner" to
orchestra accompaniment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER I.
Manhattan,

y Y Trust Go to IIorwitz Sl3 900.
W Ziegler. jr. to Fifth Av Bank; $4,000.
Hahnemann Hospital TO Hospital Ertates'
Inc assignments; 800.
Lawyers Title Ins g. 7 Co TO Lawyers Tiue
Ins e. 7 Co, guardian; $1,000.
Title G & T Co to w Higginson; IS.
+ Petit 10 Il G Paskus; 500.
Dry Dock Realty Co to Penrose Realty Co;
800
Mutual Life ms Co OF n to Greenwich
Savings Bank; S22, 900.
Same to seaman's Bank for Savings in City
Of Y; $4,000
John c Thomson. trustee. to Lawyers Mort
gage Co; $4,000.
Donald, J H. and ano. eIrs. to II Don
aid; ST.
The Bronx.
Lawyer, Mortgage Co to oswego County
Savings Bank: i3S. 900.
Hermon August to Nettie J Wells; $500.
Herbert Quattlander 70 Arthur q Bell; $500
Margaret Knox to Bernard Cherkass; IL.
Bernard Cherkass 10 Rebecca h Porter;
S. 500.
Katharine Elias TO Ebling Brewing Co; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER ].
Manhattan,

ATTORNEY ST l52: Brooklyn Building
Material 20 dncl agt Kate Fucker ct al tpar-
titionI: atty. ) a Potter.
lad 81. $ 5. 22j G Sth av. o5N99.ll; Jacob
Nildcr agt Marie VI Cook ct al foreclosure
OF mtg) attys Lindsay, KalIsh & Palmer. r,
I33D ST. : s. 81 " Lcnox av' 25x@lli r.
81 al foreclosure II mtg: atty, ID Barlow.
4eD ST. II g. 2S7.l0 E Bway. e0XloO5 iSd ST.
q s al0S W 9Th av. 2l5xlOoj; 43d st, s.
~ n, eth ay q 61iO05: Sarah T. q Magill
agt Oliveragc GO nncl ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; atty. W VI Powell. jr.
The Bronx.
EDEN Az. - a3.3 n 17Sd st. 5ox%: David
FIitzer All Bessie Fredberg ct al foreclosure
OF mtg) atty, NJ II Mandel.
BETH ST. 81 y; Arthel Realty 20 sst
atty. r ] Brady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Loans on Property.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
obtained a loan of Sl25,000 at 3 per
cent interest for five years on property
at 11S and 120 Duane st. The same
brokers recently leased the building
for ten years to Lazarus Fried 4 Sons
at a total aggregate rental of $4,000.
William A. White & Sons have placed
a loan of $18,500 on the premises 81
East 92d ST., four story and basement
private dwelling, Gnd loan of 5000
on the property ITO and lip East 59th
ST., four story and basement bust
ness building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Robert B. Minturn an apart
ment in $50 Park av., corner OF 66th
St, to the Baron de Vaux; an apart
ment in 116 East esd st. to Charles h.
Pettinos and an apartment in 81 and SO
East 5Sth st. to Mrs. G. L. Atwater.
N. Brigham Hall & William D.
Bloodgood, Inc, have leased in the
White Court, 203 West 10th st., apart
ments to Ernest H. B. Anderson, M.
Hart, G. Oestreicher, N. X. Cameron, A.
Watson, Ernest Terrence and Edward
w, Tinker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER /.
Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST. q w; store and basement
Prenowitz to l. Stadler, 2O5 sd ST. Brook
lyn; yrs 10 mos from Sept l. 1914: 81 200;
atty, w A Mariash, 80 Bway
96TH ST, 119-121 East; all; Goodman
and ano TO Shadoff and ano. III u 101st
st; yrs from Sept ]. 1914; t4,l54; atty, S j
lsaacsOn. 4S9 9Th aY.
HOWARD ST, W cor Lafayette st; LIST
moor; Bradstreet Realty Corpn to u S OF A,
by a Burleson, Postmaster General yrs
8 mos from May !. 1914; $4,000; atty, Sat
teTlee, e e. S, 40 Wall st.
I'D AV, 337; all; g Schuchman TO p Nc
Queeney, 1876 3D. av: yrs mos from Aus
], 1914: $3.50; attys Fitch, NJ e. G., g
Nassau st.
49TH ST, PSI West; all; A Murphy to
Levi. 1896 w 14th ST. yrs mos from Sept
/. 1914; $500; attys, Fitch, NJ g. G, 8.
Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Boxing at Stadium To- night.

Three ten-round bouts will be con-
tested at the Stadium Athletic Club to-
night. In the main bout Joe Thomas,
the clever lightweight from New Or
leans, will cross gloves with Johnny
Lore, of this city. The other bouts will
be between evenly matched boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
NEW HOME FOR SILK FIRM
Large Bombay Concern Rents
Space in Fourth Av. Building.

NJ. & L. Hess have leased for the
Hess Building Company 1000 square
feet on the fourteenth floor of the
Hess Building, at Goth st. and Fourth
av., to Tata Sons e. Co., of Bombay,
India, now located at $50 Fourth av.
This concern is one of the largest raw
silk producers in the world. These
brokers have also leased to Sackett &
wilhelm, publishers, of Brooklyn and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
$4,000 Broadway Lease.

SCHNEIDER & Liebler have leased foJ
Marie N. Hoguet to Joseph Shenk, the
six story elevator apartment house &C.
cupying the plot 125x100 on the north
east corner of 15Sth st. and Broadway,
known as the Alta Crest, for term OF
years at an aggregate rental of over
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Agents for 9Th Av. Apartment.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents by the Hall estate for the twelve
story apartment house at the southwest
corner of Fifth av. and 5lst st. This
house is one of the finest in the city,
and has only one apartment on floor.
1t faces the Vanderbilt mansion, which
is occupied by Henry c. Frick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Loft to Replace Dwelling

Plans have been filed for entirely
making over the four story and base
ment dwelling at IA East 4Oth st. into
a six story store and loft building for
Joseph Schenz, at a cost of $4,000.
HICKMAN & Fox are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Dwelling Houses Leased.

The Houghton Company has leased
for Josephine Elmer De Melville the
four story dwelling 81 West 82d st. to
Phoebe Marks.
Samuel H. Martin has leased for Boil
ton Hall the three story and basemen.
dwelling 100 West 63d st. tn Joseph
Chaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
SEPTEMBER /.
Manhattan.

7'rH Az. 1858; Joseph Sicily agt Robert
BLACKBURN ct al; July 90. 1914 Thy bond; 500
BROADWAY. = e cor slst st: William Koch
agt William Walter Ct al; Aug 10, 1914 10y
bondI: sll1 10.
9TH ST I5s W: Charles Roster agt May
Eisfeldt: March :. 1914: 1914 IS.
I5TII ST. III W; Philip lenges agt John
Doe et al. March g. 1910: 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
al ne New York Real Estate Exchange yes
terday:
BY Henry Brady
@TH ST IL W, S. 240 W Central Park
West. 2xlOO11, sty dwg; withdrawn
Ey Joseph p. Day
BOTH ST, 63 w. n s, l9l Columbus av,
20xlOOs, 4 sly dwg; sold to PLAINTIFF for
So. 300
10STH ST, 22s L, E, oo5 Cd av. Ok
100 sty tenmt and stores: cold to plain
tiff for S. 600.
AT the Bronx Exchange:
BY Anthony V. Caggiano.
16OTH ST. $40 f.. n s. SOS Union av.
2051T1.4, sty frame dwg; withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
BUYS Home at Edgemere,

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for the S. Weiner Realty Company the
new stucco cottage on the east side of
Hartman av., Edgemere, Long Island,
to Abraham j. Pirosnick, who will
make extensive alterations and occupy
same as his all-year home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
WILLS FILED.

ISAAC SCHLESINGER (Aug. 26): $10,-
600 personal TO wife and three brothers.
Riegelman Il Bach, attys.
CHRISTINA ESSELLBORN (Aug. 27) !;
$13 900 real estate, about s., 500 personal:
to three daughters, with exception of two
500 requests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
RECEIVERS APPoINrEp.

BY GUY, J.
J Hiider/M " Cook-W n Quinn.
N Aronson/J Kantrowltz-J p LAzlu
BY HENDRfcK, j.
Chu Bain/Lunn sum- II Van Zin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
Iron The Tribune Bureau. ]

Ut.
ARMY.
Washington. September /.
Col. HARRY L. HAWTHORNE. Coast Art. ;
10 retired Hat Nov. 1.
Lieut. Col. GODFREY II. MDoNALD, Cav,
found incapacitated for active service, 10
retired.
Lieut. Col. W. @. HAAS. General Stan. re-
lIeved a. member General Stan Corps, TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
FEDERAL COURTS.

MAYER, j.
orteisL Balt&NYI.RHy.s
Connoily/T a EDISON
Cent Tr/Wab RI
Edult TRIVIAL RK a.,
pradstreet/ brad e =
Oulan/Smith
Gulen/ Smith
Oulap Smith
1UsWren/ Sisson
Re VreeIandBldgCo
Cent Tr/Wab n.
Bankers T/Wab hH
Arrowsrnlth/ Schan
IR-eHEPPARD, j.
Miller/slre
NYGas/Liherty In
Same /Eoiipse Light
eame/ircandescent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
ALTERATIONS.
Items under s.. 200 omitted)
SEPTEMBER I.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. II +; 10 a sty and basement
dwg: ] Schanz, 1s " 39th st. owner; Buch-
man & Fox 30 p i2d 81. architects; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

MARKS. SAMUEL In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon John L. Cohal.n. Surrogsie
Of tho county 81 New YORK. tat"i Auguss
IS 1915 roticn rs hereby given 10 all persons
II IN. County 81 NV York Borough u Man
haitian, Irtv OF New York. deceased 20 pte-i
sent tho SAM. with vouchers thereof 10 in'
subscriber At her place ~ tr'usartlns nus..
ness. At the Office Of Fletcher, Mc' u,V 49,
AZ Brown No rs Br1iIWty. Borough OF Nan
haitian, in the cay Of New York. on or y
fore the first DAY Of March n'Nt =.
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF Aps1's
1914. .
HANNA ArRELIA MARSs'
FLETCHER. MCUTCHEN & BROWN. AZ
torneys for EXecutriS. - Broad"aS W.
York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Joa -
+. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF tho CHuu,V -
New York. Notice IS hereby given 70 al - ~.
sons having claims against Henry samapp.I
late OF the County Of New YORK, decsAss5
10 present the Same WITH vouchers 1870.
10 the subscribers. al their place OF -
acting business, AT the onlce or Joi'h,. "a
kin & Rathhone. No. % Wall street, IN sss
city OF New York. on or before the -
day OF December next ,,..
Dated, New YORK. the 9th day Of ''n~
1914
HENRY SAMPSON. Jr..
JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL and .,.,>
HENRY BLANCHARD DoMlNISn-..
JOIINE, I.ARKIN e RATHBONE. ~
news for Executors. 81 Wall street w.
York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ~ c nyafDs,
John p Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the III
Of New York, notice Is hereby gwen " NJ
persons having claims against 80 york
Vanderbilt late OF the County OK Ner..sserS
deceased, TO present the same Win go a
thereof TO the subscribers. AZ their 'aacAsr.
transacting business. a. the ONCE .. ner-
ough Of Manhattan. IN the city % New -
ON or before the 5th day o. Novemosf isdL
Dated New York. the a,h day "
1914 ,SpvsHff,r.
EDITH STuYYEsANr NANp ~
WILLIAM X VANDERBILT .,,,or,.
ANDERSON A. ANDERSON. Attorneys. n
Executors. No. Is Broad street b''VNs-
Manhattan. New YORK Clly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

MOTIONb
Branco/De Anebri
Re 81 Titanic
Re OceanlcsteamNay
Cheynty/Carbondale
corse /Alpha r Gem
DeichssI UCopperCo
Kleine /Polacoh
Kleine /Polacoh
Rs Model Button W
Re Weiss
1fenleIPub/ VacuumC
US/Ilee Sing
SieRel S/Bimp-Craw
EQUITY CALDND
AENathan/Msyer
Klinger/Hyman
HoKg/haxwell
DunnHAyy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT,

Special TeFm-BRADY, \
Tx parte natters-At 1910 n.
Motions adjourned until Tuesday, 80
1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
n eReHal Is. Estate
Apartment in Trade for
Lots Near GreenacreS

New York, four rooms on the FOUR
teenth floor at 432 Fourth az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
COURT CALENDARS
rhs meaning Of Tho line s versus Or aSs Inst
ca.os wflI b called in the order Given below.

Special Tegm-PaFt II-.GRErz /,
FIX parte businsss--Defauits f9Itt
Trial Term--Parts J. II, III. fV4
VII and VIII--Adjourned for - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NGItiErspb Letters. 800; 81 sc;s ~ ~
ia Nassau. Room 1000 Phone Sssknss
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Special Term-Part H-GUY, J.
Elk parte matters.
Special Term--PartS III, Nv, V. VI, VII
Trial Term-Parts II, III, ~, V, VI,
VII, VIII, TX, X, NJ. XII, XIII, XIV. XIV.
XVI, XVII and XVIII-AdJourned for the
term.
SURROGATESI COURT-COHALAN, s.
WILLS FOR PRoBATE-lo:3o a. m.
Adolph Aagnus F F r Berlin
Jacob Langeloth Israel Sieman
Saml X Gay
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REFEREES APPOTvTxp.

Supreme Court DOSNELLY'
Observation-Disclosures Rlty-E i ~
Lawry/ 5immonds-N T Phillips.
Maclay/Berliner a G-N BLrjnn
Re Glauber-Geoffrey KOnta.
Wickershsm/ JOel-P Ingrahsm.
KlnE/Gerleit--J a lynch.
by GUY, J.
Farmers l. & T/stoniBgton Rtte..
Forster.
BY GiEGERIcH, J.
Re Tichman--Psrcival II regogy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

SUPREME COIKI.
Appellate Division, I'd Dept.-Reeem
Appellate Term Recess Trial fsf.-
Adjourned to Oct. 3. Special Tern, ~
uI-Trials-Recess.
Special Term-Part Ivan sIcLxx 4
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sURRoGATEs, COURT-coHALAN. s
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-GREEN, J.
MOTIONS

SANOs
McArdel/ Fishkin
Koenig/Same
Traum/ Grausman
Myers Rothschild
Pollack/Wattenberg
Silverman/ Kursheedt
Hecht/Wallerstein
Cochran Herbert
Sadok/Degnon Const
Liquid Copper/Dunn
Joseph /Dalberg
Burr&H/Gutman
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COUNTY COURT.
Special Term--SOUTHARD, J.
tx parte matters.
sURROGATE's 6OTRTI1scHULz 1
RECEIVER APPOINTED
KINGS COUNTY.

Supreme Court By BRADY. j.
Am Trillich/ Sida Const CO--A knzfx
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10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
S7TaTFW MASONIC TEMPLE. bRll-iOdge
rooms; reasonable Barnett 4 Co. IL
East 125Ah 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

d MOTIONS.
| Negerls /Negeris
Herethy/ Bing& Blng
Jacobson /Greenhut 3
Same Same
Ely/Magee
Young/White
Kellerd/ Playgoers
Brennan/Egan
WoolfIWooIl
Morris Cohn
Cohn/ Morris
me/Same
Beitch/Englander
McCabe/ Huylers
Hamburger Bloch
Lauer/ Hearst
Same Same
Re Black
| Kempner/ Newstall
| ERIYerM&L/la Bldg
Richman/ Moritz
| Rubino/Van SchaickR
| Pagano/Pagano
RarnwellP ecan/Shaw
/ Zogra phas/ Zographss
| Schaefer/ Schaefer
/ Rottenburg/Brill
/ Cranston/ Cransion
/ Hurd/Greenlawn Co
| Clayton Clayton
/ Schuchman/Diamon
| Uihleln/ Uihlein
McGIllIvray/McGilIy
| Chial/Goodon
| Basllea /Rapacciulo
patterson Raymond
GreenwichSB/Mallon
| charlottesville
Leventhal /Ieventhal
| Gow/Jankelson Rlty
Evans Evans
| Duchemin /Duchemin
Feldman/ Feldman
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COUNTRY,

FOR HOMES IN thS Tcsl country near New
g west SEQ street Phone $3.50 Aadisoa
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sCRROGATE's COURT-KETcHAX. @
WILII-At 10 a. m.
Euphemia F Drew
ESTATES.
Ellen Malone Ellen Balzer IL
Philip Mes
COUNTY C0URT-Part ".
Civil Calendar.
Trial term adjourned until october. ~
tions returnable and orders signed in Pan
II, Room 10.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate DtVision-Recess
Special Term--Part I-DoNNELLY. j.
IIrnN ATEn NOTONR
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-10-24
St: Joseph's Catholic School
Imposing Educational EdlfCe

In full accord with this DEVELOPMENT in
educational lines ST. Josephs Catholic church. Martnsburg
has completed South Queen street commodous
building that to the highest architectural
thought the the youths
struggling to get education.
The building admirably located on the "Old Hyde Proper
ty acquired in 1881, which
to be rzed is located The lot valuable
this the building has been constructed $5OOO
entire work having been directed by
plans by Architect j. w. WOtz of Waynesboro Pa
Massive has been especially gener
exterior plan of the building and base
ment, built of red brick Foundations
mings, and slate roof finished the
and maple flooring The building good height
monument that of the city, frontage SIS feet