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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
FINE DWELLINGS
AMONG OFFERINGS
House Of Late General
SiCkles, on Fifth Av..
Will Be Sold.
BIG APARTMENTS
ON AUCTION LIST
One al Fort Washington Av.
Corner. Another in West
50th ST.

Some fine dwelling house properties
are scheduled TO be sold in the Nesey
ST. salesroom this week.
Chief interest among these centres in
the cid home OF the late General Dan
iel f. Sickles. at % Fifth av.. az the
northeast corner Of 9th ST. Il viii be
sold at the stand of Joseph 2. Day on
Friday. Mr.. Dav viii also sell the adj
Joining dwelling house ~ % Fifth av.
on the same day, ano six story apart
ment house at the southeast corner OF
Fort " Washington av. and lSlst ST.
Another fine dwelling house 20 be
sold is the Heinze house. az 30 Nadl-
son av., north of 36th s.. which VIII De
disposed of by Mr.. Day tomorrow. Mr..
Day will also offer tomorrow the seven
story apartment house az 224 20 232
West 50th ST.
A complete list OF the offerings for
the week m the Vesey st. and The
Bronx sa,esrooms follows:
TO-DAY
b Daniel Greenwa.d
A. =. Nese~ ST..
son ST l. De- ST. 10 Mad soo a.. eek
c0c... 4sty dv & sheriff sale OF all riEnt.
title etc. which r g. Hoadley had on Nov
"a 1915 or since Anderson q A, a,tys
AT 3.os Third av.;
BY VI. Morzenthau. r.. GO.
WILLIS AV. ao7. 14+th 3ssl 25x
81 5-stv INT and stores. I Il Brown agt
? Solomon: Jones. J. & y. attfs, a herllh'
-ar. due 8 7o6 -. taxes. &c. $+l2 81
SUB 70 mtg. $4,000.
TOMORROW
A. - vesey s..
b Joseph p uar
MADISON AY. 20. s. 80 ''ta s. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
York hv the grace Of God free and inde-
peudcnf To Hcien e. Bo-tN ick. FANNIE r.
r. Francis. Margaret r.. tarstairs. frah'is
Francis Dr.. Salile =. Francis. anc 70 a.
persons int rested IN the estate Of Jabez
Rosfvyirk late ~ the Count" ~ New
work. deceased as creditors legatees. next
OF kin or otherwise. send greeting
You and each u YOU are A'r'Df clt-u
and required personally 70 be and appeai
before orr surrogate or ne ''NHtJ %. -.
yori. ar fha Su-rogates Court OF sAld
r,,,rtv hold Ar tho Han Of Records. in
fta county ~ New York. on the -s'n Gay
~ ~eptemnc 1914 AZ hsf-past Ten CLOCK
900 tine forenoon OF that day, then ana there
FL, attend q judicial settlement ~ the ac-
count ~ proceedings Of bnltoo etat"s
10 trust created by JaoeS ~ sost"ick ~.
subdivision - OF paragraph Fourth of ms
u,fI and aich - YOU as are hcreny citen
as arc under the age Of twenty one Years
a 20 reouired to appear b. your GUARDIAN
- YOU have one or n you have none. 10
appear and apply Tor one 20 be appnIh,cl.
do so a guardian vii be appointed by me
surrogate 20 represent and &C; FOR YOU In
the proceeding - ...
the seal OF the SurroCa'es Court OF INC
sid county of New YORK to be hereunto
v,sn.s, HoN. ROBERT LUDLOW
FOWLER. surrogate OF our SAID
H. 81 COUNTY AZ the county OF View
YORK. the I'D day OF July in the
vear OF our Lord one thousand nine nun
dred and fourteen. -
clerk ~ the Surrogates' Court
STEWART y sHEARER.
ATTORNEYS FOR Accounting Trustee.
a. Wall street. Manhattan. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany Plaintiff. against Ruth Moves H-inzs
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance 81 4 Judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered In ths
above entitled action. and bearing date ms
e9th day Of June 1914 7. the undersigned,
the referee in said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom. No. I4-l9 Fesey Street. IN tbs
Borough u Manhattan. city Of New York.
on the 2Sth day OF July. 1914. At y o'clock
noon on that day by Joseph ?. Day. Auc-
tioneer. the promises directed by said iudg-
ment 20 be sold. and therein described as
follows.
All that certain plot. piece or parcel ot
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. situate, lying and being IN the
Borough II Manhattan. city. county and
state OF New York. known az number Two
hundred and twenty (220) Madison AVE-
nue. bounded and described a. follows.
side OF Madison Avenue distant thirty
seven 81 feet six 90 inches northerlY
from the corner formed by the intersection
OF the northerly side u Thi-ty-slxth Street
with the westerly side u Madison Avenue.
running thence westerly parallel with 'h@
northerly side OF Thirty-sixth Street end
part OF the way through party wall
ninety FIVE (95l feet: thence mort erly par
aliel with tho westerly side Of Madison
Avenue. twenty-eiEht (2s) feet four -
inches thence easterlv again parallel with
the nOrthcrlv side Of Thirty sixth Street
and part Of the WAY through another party
wall ninety-hve ls5) feet 20 the westerly
side Of Madison Avenue and thence south
erly along the westerly side OF Madison
Avenue twenty-elght l2s) feet four -
inches % the point or place Of beginning
The above described premises lie IN sec-
ton g. Block $50 on the Land Map OF the
city Of New York
Dated New York. July End. 1914
CHARLES I. HOFFMAN. Referee
DEAN TRACY & NBARRON. Attorneys
for PlsIntir. 100 Broadway. Borough %
Manhattan, city Of New York.
The following Is a diagram ~ .he prop
ertv 70 be sold. its street Number Is 800
Madison Avenue:
2-fh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


100 Y N 1910 Y ~ - - Q o. - =
a. iO7 - beg. May - 1910. Ellen
: OF ~ Clara " plough. So " Tooth e..
and Ben Mordecal. $40 " I'D. -n s., tFus-
-a.r. so 600. avs Simpson. Werner & 60,
BOSTON ROAD. =. 80 1871 81. q a.
81 Jan q zoos JOS Zeman 90 Frlcoiin 3,
and Helen Mehltr s. 900. at.y. GutgseA
as Park Row ..
MosHOr.T PARKWAY. SOUTH. $. 9e n
eCsf 81. 4ov7fxa+rG4.7. Mar -. 1911. Elise
I.,.- to Enz h.nor. $4,000. atty. Arthur
Wig SO sfn av
ID Hv 81 s. ~ lst AZ. - 3x59 2zi =
900. A0 % 1870. E~7erf p'ath % Jos "
T.lr--.n nee trustee $4,000. atty. 7 I 20.
1850 Bwav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
East q5th street.

East Goth street.
The approximate amount % tn. lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the abovs-i--
scrihad property is 90 De sold. n Twenty
on. thousand one hundred and twenty nvs
tSgf $3.50 Dollars with interest thereon
from the iGth day ~ jane. 1914. together
.wIfh tho costs and allowance amounting
20 tsaa o. with interest from Jun. =.
lIf4. together with the expenses 81 th.
sai,. Tho approximate amount Of the taxes
asa.ssinents and water rates or other Hens.
which are Co ho allowed 90 the purchaser
GU ~ the purchase money, or paid b. IN.
Referee - s7Ho - and interest.
Dated. New York. June -. 1914
CHARLES L. HEYpT.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

stafe n Nev 1ofh,
Office n tho Secretary OF state. O..
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in Duplicate.
bs-cbv rorrines that tho Msndelson \ Finkel.
lnr domestic STOCK Corporation haa n''n
49,, ,rts cra,o on this f1th day ~ July. 1914.
H., ners FOR the voluntarr dissolution Of such
.oruoratlou under section 81 OF the General
CORPORATION Law. ana that Il appears there
from that such corporation mas 'oihphon WIN
..tt ...,fou IN order TO ho dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal ~ once
- th. Secretary ~ State, ~ the cry or
,ibsny THIS seventeenth day 81 July. one
Jose pIpGEON
Second Deputy secretary Of ststs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
srReoGArr~ COURr-FowLsR.
CITY COURT.
CnaclaI rerrn-Parf -

rdeistein 81 al foreclosure o, mtg; a:tyN
Bowers & sands.
eqTH ST. Els E: American Mtg Co ast
= Jacobs ~ al foreclosure Of mtg. aitys,
Bowers * Sands.
RI Az . cor Sist q, q. 5xTo: Greenwich
Saw BIZ agt 2 " Mellon 81 al foreclosure OF
l9srH IT. 1902 W " p wshber. trustee.
art carrie BEL cole Il Al foreclosure OF
mtrl. ATTY. VI r Borland
18TH IT r r ANY A 2 Montague ast
Mar O. Elliott 81 a. foreclosure OF mtg
atty. q y Montague.
The Bronx.
PROSPD-T Az 8 465 Of Williams az.
2-xlO0 o. Ida Z. KareIbach agr Il Frank
% al action 20 fOreclose transfer or TAX
lem. atty. = " Hottenroth
10TH st 800 r, p Rhluelander agc z
Realty Co % a. foreclosure OF mtg; aitys.
Miller & r.
TEASDALE Pr. 8 1913 "a Az. 5xi0o
y Nfetafrav ar g. sV McDermOtt action
20 enforce a Hem: atty. " Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JULY -
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

Washington Trust % n y = rus. -
EQUITABLE Trust 60 of = Y. trus. $4,000
same Ga. same. $4,000. Same 20 same.
BeL lard W. % Greenwich Savings
Ba-E. 81, 900.
FLETCHER. Austin r. trus. 20 Greenwich
So IFs Bank. S9o'e1. -
<.,s York title fnsuranc. co 20
Trust 90 81 Is =. 10000.
Goldberg. Frederick. 90 Josiah y Pace
$500
German Savings Bank 81 city o, y 20
rosonh T. Ruttenuieser. SCI. 900.
Nsw York savings Bank % Joseph L
Puttru w'eser. so 900.
Rea. Evelyn d. 10 Land --;l- and Trust
CO so 900.
The Bronx.
Brevoort Real Estate co 20 ssttah r
sullivan. John J. 70 Milton s Hoffman.
Booss. DAISY Z. 10 Ti,l. Guarantee and
Trust 90. s. oo0
stueck Magdalena, 70 Dietrich Stuck;
600
Joseph Bu.hler. Inc, TO Emile Tuchs
ana ano; $500.
Tew York Trus, Co 70 Br-voort Real
Estate Co. 500
bloom. Jacob. 70 Aaron Brand 500.
Security Bank o, New York 70 Jacob
Bloom. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

EAST BROADWAY. IS. al. louise
Ferguson TO Bernard Ratkowsky. % W
( roth &. 20 yrs from May 4. 1916 sl,-Oo +,
atty 3 " Lew. % Liberty 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Manhattan.
FORT WASHINGTON ~. r cor his;
s.. 9sGx1oO: Dorothy GutInan loan Tilnan
nsfrtictlon 60. SO 900
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. . 5 $50 = n
NJ Jennings II. s0xioo. city Mortgage Co.
.oans simpson Construction CO. 20 er e'o
ore s story apartment 10 paymentsl. '-s''o
FREMONT Az. 8 :. 80 = o., Msrnloh
A. @5vf00 Margaret Knox. loans siloer-
man 10 erect one story taxpayer = pay
rlenrsl. g. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEp OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York Notice IL hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Con
stance Charnley. ate OF tho County OF New
York deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. AZ his
place Of Transferring business a. fhe Office Of
Alfred n HOlbruok 40. loo Broadway. Man
haitian. IN The City OF New York ON or be
fore the Nth DAY ~ November next
Dated New York. tho 18th day " May.
1914 PAYsON MERRILL Executor.
Alfred ". Holbrook. Attorney FOR Executor.
100 BROADWAY. Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
e6,
GAfE Sfr.at

ssth Street
This Approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge. 70 satisfy which the above-ds-
scribed properly 10 20 be sold. Is Sl4a
day OF June. 1914 together with the costs
and allowance amounting 70 SAB az. with
interest from Juns 10Th. 1914 together
with ne expenses Of III. sale The sp-
ments and water rates, or other liens.
which are 20 be allowed 20 the purchaser
out o, the purchase money. Or paid BY tn.
Referee. Is s2.s72 and interest.
Dated. New York. July md 1914
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Harriet 2. Morse and Marie p. r..
Pierce. Plaintiffs against Robert SmoIlSa.
Judgment OF foreclosure ana sails. duly
made and entered IN the above-cn,itled
action and bearing date the END day %
June. 1914. l. the undersigned. the rvferes
IN SAID Judgment named. VIII sell az pub
lie auction. Al the Exchange Salesroom.
No. 1916 vesey Street. In he Borough o,
day OF July. 1914. az II o'clock noon on
that day. by Joseph p. Day. Aucfionesr.
The premises directed by said tudsmen, 20
be sold. and therein described follows.
AT that certain lot ~ land. with ths
building thereon erected. situated IN tho
Borough 81 Manhattan. ~ the city ., New
York. bounded and containing follow
90 wit Beginning az A point on the north
erly sijo u Snety -nfth street. distant ons
hundred and ten Gi0) feet westerly from
the uorfhwe strrly corner Of First Avenue
and Ninety nth street. running thence
westerly. along Ninetv-ff,h Street thirty
130l feet. thence northerly. parallel with
First s-enue. one hundred G0ol feet, eight
50 inc he's 10 the middle line OF the Block.
thence easterly. along such middle line and
parallel with Ninety nth street thirty 1907
feet. thence southerly. parallel with First
svcnuc. one hundred (i0o) feet eight a.
inches 20 the place Of beginning The
cssterly side wall Of said building being
a party wal
Dated. New York. June -. 1914
CHARLES T. HFYDT, Referee
MARTIN FRASER & SPEiR, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff 20 Exchange Place. Borough %
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the prop
East 95th suest:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John y. cnhalan. n Surrogate ~ tho Coun-
ty OF New York Notice IN hereby given 20
all pcrscns having claims against Martha =.
Taj Tor. late of the COUNT 81 New York de
ceased. 10 present the same With voucher
thereof 90 The subscriber AT his place ~
fransarfing business. No - Wall Street In
The CITY % New York on or before the LIST
dsy OF January next
Dated New york. the 10Th day OF June.
1914 WALTER +. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
on WEDNESDAY


r34TH ST. Isl West, = 3. - o '-h a.. -
s1i. q sty latnouse u j brewster as- "
T Hughes et al. = n Tatum. atty 2 Gran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
Mammalian.

LAFAYETTE gr. COO. Il henson Az
r torknE. owner. " Brigante. lessee
and contractor. $50.
CROSBY 81. 90. " 3 Henson agt VI
B-igantc. ownc~ and contractor. :
Realty 20 lessee $3.50
LEROY s'r 10 \ polzeila agt magenta
Campiglia, owner. Brescia, contractor
'io5
BROADWAY. cor. 4ist o.. 55xi73.
Sargent * co Az Hst - Realty 90. owner
and contractor renewal. Sls-3 70.
The Bronx.
FREMONT Az. cor ~ Prospect az.
1ooxi00. p Tusro AIT % Hahn ana q II
Smith. owners " Capohianc0. contractor,
Sf-p-o
BATHGATE Az l74O. Edelmyth agt
D " McCahll. owner, 3 . Mlchaels.
contractor; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in the Order Given beio"
Tn. meaning Of the line / L. versus - against

Shearer Rauch Cent TUBE hsgIe 'lS
Freedman chelsea II Newman Keller
Levenson/ Royal ms Maekeil Renn
Thetfora z t'IIocael Simon Rapoport
Gimbel Bros/same Moreno SalFin
A be son /Silberfnsn Tire hcCioshey
s,tIluAn APP Frettxe- kramer Wearf stock
Cohen fWOoltex Knit Mabie & C/Dceieer
stanley II cap r * = Fulhsnet,oA
Kramer Wear stock Glnsberg shapiro
5teane II imam Mayer
Special rerm-Part U-sCHMUCK. J.
Ex-par-e business-Defaults lO.5o a m
Tria Term-Psrts I. III. III. ". V. VI
VII and VIII. Adjourned FOR term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court--GfE GERlCh. J.
Re Erkmeysr-J keatin
Kornahrens/ Korlahrens-F W Pollock
Levine 18th 81 a. Eth Az R-W Fos'"
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-DONNELLY. j.
Ignatz FischerfM VI Korn-H Goodwin
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Adjourned I'll July y.
special Term for Trials-BRADF, J.
No day calendar.
Trial rerm-BRADY. J.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term--GIBBs, J
Ex-parie matters Motions
No day calendar.
Trial Term-GIBBS. J.
No day calendar.
sURKoGArE's CoURT--sCHULz. 4
No day calendar
Trial Terms II IL, s.
No day calendar
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division. I'd Dept.-K-cess
Appellate Term--Recess Trial Term-Ad
Journed 20 Oct. :. Special Term. Part III
-Trials-Recess
Special rerm-Pnrt Maddox. J.
MOTIONS AT 10 A. ".
Bari/Bari Met lob /seligscn
Re Duffum ESTATES 'Hagarty Moyka
Re Buffun Barius Perrott y Y & 7. rrac
Re Robinson 81 " SIS IA saia, fSchnurr
: l. Wolfe GRAY Hooking TT
Tarkus IGluckin kittis BellNood
Ginsberg Lang Hudtwalker Eisenb
Re MonsOn (Molinski) Sheffield yMarstaller
ROcarza Adams Tax Lien /KOckerol,s
Hall Hall PEG background
same same Re Yaverbaum
Agar sanitary " Scheleahoff fSchleen
McCunn heogh : r Mas 81 a.
Friedman Friedman Hamilton Dickersnn
DANA DANA Beach Steilen
Waidman Valdman Reed Eddy erlvian
StOrch /Storch Re- Penkez;ia CDono)
Broderrige /McWill ms Duryea /Auerbach
Hayes Smith q Y Richmond
Schrnitt/ Rockville CE Donlon IDonlon
Krnder Rockville g II . I Rogen
same Same RaTe TYLER
Mansfield Fromm Rapp Reese
same same Terrkey /rerrksy
Adams Gerbaaky Record Hold /Riech
Carroll Nc Maui " Handel Meyer
Arat/ Hazel Nevius Chambers
Carlonia Turner q 3 Re r A Caron c
Ref ROkeach Re = A Caron G
Cross Epstein Equit TT Jenkins
Durwart king Meier Lechtmann
Mulligan Franck Dime : 3 A/Coffn
Zaretsky Edgar Imp Owen/Oven
cullen Thompson lZivnin RoodnitZky
Hartig Sikera Il Cook or Koch Susch
Edwards fCiecone Buhre & C/McMullen
Friedman FRIEDMAN Goldberg /Kas
Aquino Tenement HID MacCoubrie Mace
Hinze H.nze Bartel /Zechmeistsr
Liebernan Kalrlanno Kast Hosfi.ins
surrogates' Court-KETCHAM. g.
Calendar at 10 a m.
WILLS
James Douglas Charlotte Cndlsrh
Annie Hsusman Christine Roth
ACCOUNTlEGS ~ ESTATES.
Fannie Stowel Sol Marks
Fredka Strickland Chas schlierracher
shaljian
ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES.
Elise Bosch Alice r Mclean
Chaskel Weinblat John O'Connor
CONTESTED WILL.
II Alexander
County Court-Part Iy-Civn Calendar.
Trial term adjourned until October
Part n. room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
The Bronx
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

i7tTH CT eO4 ". o Goldberg az;
MrNulty ~ al june a. 1913. s. 80.
9th ST. ~ ". standard Irity %
aet ~ West @5th 81 90 60 al Mar 10
1917. $50 n
WEST END Az. 92t q wernemer.
Inc. agt West s2d - Realty co 90 a..
Noy %. 1913 s. go 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
STATE.

STATE 4s-s.--.. 30 .e-s sN -,l. i5
anal fms. nos ~ 10 - 1ai.
"a 8 - sf-s
funded -7s.... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
July -.
Manhattan.


.OETHEHN ~. cor isoth p for
three . s,v apartments. AlXlo4. e0x6A aud
.-u,SG. Haven Consf rIctlon 90. slJ Audi
BON av owner. r Is Lcvitan. 20 West 3l7t
50 architect. si*5. 600
SUFFOLK ST. - 20 81; Tor siy
onstofnco. as suffolk q 20 sos 5th a,
.,v.uer Tuited states p0sfpf'ice lessee 81
sa-d K Poln 800 West lsist ~. architects.
SIS. 900
The Brunx.
CASTER ST e. "a = NJ Eastern Bnulo-
rard siv irh dwIE, -aH5', Franh CAL
1urri 1886 simpson 81. owner. Luciar fia-
GOTTA. 3pi 1871 81 architect S'o"n
ALTERATIONS.
july -
Manhattan.
.i+ema under 5000 omitted
ED ST West 60 a sty ftlE. b "
.Tt.r,t.lt urrnifHes wuer, warren a. Wet
mote. 90 D. f5fh ~, Hfrhf'ci' f'."'
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.
ru Az. 80. and 1914 D y Hovne ngt Eliza
hefh Y colt - ri rnr'ii'ori, atty. = say
iibrG or. z. rcuy Gsthnl az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27

special Term-Part tl-GlEGER1CH. J.
Ex-parte matters.
special Term--Parts III. ". v. VI. VII
and VIII Adjourned FOR term.
Trial rerm-Parts H. III. ", V. VI.
VII. VII. TX. v. NJ. MI. XIII. XIV. Nv.
XVI XVII and XVIII. Adjourned for the
term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COU"T.
Appellate Division-2d Dept.-Recesa
Special Term--Psrt FORD. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-27

BROADWAY. 5. al centre q block be-
tween 60th and 6lst SITS. runs Is l1N "
1.5 Ak 25x 1870. AIgernon Norton.
ref 90 Mary Averill. Lake Mahopac y
July 3 500 90. at;y. Goldsmith. a., a. q ~
JANE -. g s. 1883 q OF Ireen"4'h -..
Greenwich as. July - $4,000, a'iy, Title
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-16
0ovornment-run Mill7


A plan that Is being brought forward
and may find its way into party plat
forms, is that the government take over
the Waiakea mill and run It and home
stead the lands. The. Waiakea lands
amount to about 10000 acres, and the
old lease on them win expire in about
four years. OF this large area about
1000 acres Is good sugar land, but some
of the rest is claimed to be good resi-
dence property. The Governor WAS
quoted some time ago as stating that
he disapproved Of any more leases Of
lands to corporations, and under that
policy there will soon be 5000 acres Of
splendid sugar land to DO disposed Of
In some way or other
The proposition that the government
should take over the mill, or at least
place It in the category Of public
utility, and then attempt TO homestead
the lands, will undoubtedly be passed
up to Governor Pinkham. But Waia-
kea is going and profitable concern,
and to homestead all its sugar lands at
once would be an almost hopeless task.
A compromise plan suggested is that Of
having the mill managed by its present
owners, under government supervision,
for the benefit Of homesteaders.
~ The rest of the Waialk6a lands. so
called, is unfit for cane, but Is wanted
for homes. II Is idle now. The Gov.
einor will be asked 10 open II up, at
the earliest opportunity, for settlers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-16
SEE THE HANDwRIr1Nc ON THE WALL.

Private letters from those in close touch with affairs at washing
ton confirm Y no uncertain anguase s news hnted e. press
in the National Capital They talk Of little with another except
their fears that the administration toppng viewed by opinion
throughout the land Decentralization stalks IN their ranks The
house leaders convinced that the party rapidly going to- the
ugnbrious opinion The White
House has been standing firmly indeed standing firmly but
ators and Representatives are bringing there
Republican criticism Of the way things have been going has been
November They have been living atmosphere Of
be overturned the election The huge majority might be
down but that would be something OF an advantage The senate
that could obteraed least before 1916 The only
these Democrats could political revolution Not
luton.
Now their uaines for the future Democratic politicians
at Washington asking whether the party history Of exactly TWEEN
Be recalled that Grover Cleveland was elected in 1892 by
very large Republicans got the Of repre-
sentatiye that only handful Matters along for
Is9 nn r w~ aa nv rp % @ p1
Of Democratic representatives the Fffoufth Congress and
years before Democrats got
Now has begun to look as though Republicans really might be
coming back in 1914 and the Democratic head beginning
like to prevent it disadvantage with them is
the cumbg of their good Organization The Democratic house
factions becomes more and more evident that speaker Clark
utterly out q accord with present conditions He does not
mild demonstrate it. He has dsavowed any
of being presidential candidate in 1916 but
who opne that the Speaker not have the final the
nomination Of Mr. Wilson for another term two years from
AaJ0rly leader Underwood like Brer Rabbit
spring days and mighty little He need house
quaes for he to the senate for years term But
he accord with the Speaker rather than
the President Thus the responded
Presidents for legislation but the party loyalty
there has been much strained carrying wishes of the
House There Democratic leadership the
matters judged Il has generally stood with the President
the of canal tolls exemption file
representatives has with the President Of the knowledge
that Democrats would hard getting they
went record against Mr.. Wilson t 10
Now however is the wrath Of the country which makes Demo-
cratic Washington culver and quake for the moment For the first
ten twelve months the President supposed popularity
ed tower of party strength but it begins appear
that the President very popular after all thing
another has indicated that people following him with the
confidence they had during the first his administration
those who have been trailing his ready
At rate they making frantic efforts pull themselves
gether for this falls test