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proys That War Will Be
Avcrtcd. lie Tells Car
dinal Gibbons.
HAS PRAISE FOR AMERICA
pope Plus Discusses Many
Topics With Baltimore
Ecclesiast.
Sptcioi Cdbie Despatch 10 TnE Sun.

ROME. May 29.-Cardinai Gibbons OF
Baltimore had n farewell audience with
t5e Pope to-day. The American ecclc-
,ast talked with the pontifr for a long
time on many topics.
The Pope expressed himself as most
nAIous for peace between the United
states and Mexico and said he hopes
and prays that war between these two
Countries will be averted. He thought
g. possible that Archbishop Mora del Rio
Of Mexico city, who arrived at Vera Cruz
recently, is coming to Rome.
The Pope complimented Cardinal Glib
hons on his work and congratulated him
pn the fact that he Is able TO travel. He
alluded to his own confinement in the
Vatican and concluded by warmly prais-
Ing and blessing Americans
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southampton
Mr.. and Mrs william Mrs Nicholas LonF
Crittenden Adams. worth,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. o. Mrs Lilly Palmer Nc
Lewis iSr Colt Albro. Bishop John Gardner
Amidon. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Armstrong Mr. ana Mrs Lincoln
Miss Berwind. Rea Peabody.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Albert " bl r. Bryan Mr. a nS% &rsl rhoma.
Gen, Mccoskey Butt, Col, Theodore Rooss.
Lewis Stuyvesant welt.
Chsnler. Philip Roosevelt
| Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Mr.. and Mrs John d.
Dillon Ryan.
Mrs Robert Dunlap. Jefferson Seligman
Baron and baroness de DE- and Mrs. A. c.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Orr Andrew X. Tod.
Mrs c. Bower Ismay. GRAY Ward.
Mrs John Glover KEEL Mr.. and Mrs. David T.
George Gorge W. Loft. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit. $. Whitney
by the North German Lloyd liner Prinz
Friedrich wilhelm for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Bremen;
bbr. d. and MIR. John Maxwell ,.
Mr' and Mrs. william W Randall
Miller Collier, Mr., and Mrs, II. Fes'
| Mas Emily NJ. de Pey' sender Meserve.
John D. Furlong. Prof and MIR. David
Mrs Henry T, Gage. Eugene Smith
| Miss Fanita Gage. Nine, Malta Won Mes
| II Elicit Hodgsun sen stone
Mrs. Henry T. Knowl. Mr.. and Mrs. George
ton. wentworth
| For Glasgow by the Anchor liner Gale
| donia:
Reginald Allan, Mr.. and Mrs, r. L.
| D. Scott Chisholm Schuyler.
Mrs Mrs S W. s shaw S'' Wv W. Van Week.
BY the Red Star liner Naderland Tor
| Dover and Antwerp:
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart w, IL. Newbold:
| Uarfshorn DR. George T. Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Miss Frances White
| :, Houghton. mouse
William Hurlbut.
BY the steamship Stampalia or La
yeoce Line for the Mediterranean
Mrs John Thompson Lieutenant mmander
| Conoyer c. X Train,
| Mr. and Mrs Weldon Mrs. Enrol Cuthbert
| Hunt. Tram. - ,,.,
| Prof, and Mrs s. L. Mrs bridsmsn SMITH
| Wolf.
Nv the Fabre liner Canada for the
Mr.. leigh Y Baker. Mrs Walter r. Newton
] Dr r W Pearson Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| Dr and Mrs John NJ. l.. Palmer.
| Withrow. Mr. ana MIS- mhtishu
| Mr. and Mrs James Dwight.
Wheatiand smith. Charles A. Cummings.
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Mrs. Achsah Carroll Frick.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.--Mrs. Achsah Car
roll Prick. mother OF Mrs. Elliott SchenclS
of New York and grandmother Of It.
ODonnell Hilen OF this city. died of
pneumonia hero to day at the home OF her
sister, Mrs Eugene Van Ness. Mrs.
Frick. who was in her eishtieth year. was
born In this city.
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weather at Spring Resorts.

HAMILTON. bermuda. May 2e.-Tempera-
ture, ~; partly cloudy.
OLD POINT. Va. May 2e.-Temperature.
rs; clSr
AsBURY PAIN, May 2D,-Temperature. 50.
ATLANTIC CITY. May ~ ur-. 81.
AsHEvILLn, N. c., May as.-Tempsrs-
ture. 70.
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smoot-Dana Engagement.

BosToN. May 29.-The engagement OF
Miss Marian Dana, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis b. Dana of Brookline, and
Harold Kenneth Smoot. son of Col. and
Mrs. Edgar X. Smoot of New York, was
announced at a luncheon here to-day.
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GIFT, OF $50, 900 for Harvard.

An unrestricted gift of $4,000 has been
given to Harvard University I'm memory
OF Henry Baldwin Stone OF the class OF
1878, born 4th of September. 1851. died
9TH OF July, 1897" The gift Ia made by
his brother, Nathaniel II. Stone OF the
class of 1875.
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FIRE ON LINER, SOON PUT OUT.
Biare which starts ON the Ger
mania IL ExtinpuI.hed.

fAYsL, Azores. May 3O-The captain Of
me iabre Line steamship Germania. which
sailed from New York May - for Lisbon.
barcelona and Marscilles. and which ar
rNed here to-day. reports that fire broke
"ut on the vessel on the way here.
IN" blaze was eNtnguished before the
nefmania reached this port.
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despatch to the Board OF Marine
7, ndcrwriters at this port yesterday said
NAT the Italian liner Ancona had escorted
,le Grrindn!a into the Azores. standing by
In'' me Gcrinanla's crew had extinguished
I've p''".' James w. Elwell, the Fabre
, "ue "-' NJ mere said the fire in the for
ward f'ld had caused little damage and
'uat Gait Ricodeau did not inform the
taph passengers of the fire until It had
been put out
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William B. Hornblower.
JUDGE HORNBLOWER HAS
TURN FOR THE WORSE
Late Bulletin From Jitchfield,
His Summer Home. Says Re-
cOvery Is Doubtful.

LIrcHrIELD. Conn, May 2e.-Physicians
in attendance on william p. Hornblower.
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals OF New
York State who is seriously i'll at his
summer home here with an affection of
the heart, said late tonight that his con-
dition was critical and his recovery was
doubtful.
Judge Hornbiower, former president OF
the American Bar Association and presi-
dent of the New York State Bar Associa-
tion- has been i'll for several weeks with
malady that gave his friends little hope
for his recovery. When 1t was seen that
he grew no better at his town house he
was taken to Lltchiield. lie is SO years
old and the present attack has weakened
him so much that he has failed to rally
under the most strenuous treatment.
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THE SEAGOERS.
Col. Roosevelt and Mrs. Loneworth
Among Olympic's Passengers.

Sailing to-day by the white Star liner
Olympic for Plymouth, Cherbourg and
4 thaY,,
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Avdt.
OBRAS DE INTERES PARA
Ell COMERCIO.

C6digo de Comerco VICENTE, $1.10.
C6digo de Concrete, por Romero Gir6n, a S5
Claves A. B. G. 5a Edici6n espanola $780,
claves A. B. G. ga. Edci6n en- ingl6s $3.50
Manual del Capitalista, $1.9o
Teneduria de hbros por partida doble por
partida simple, sin maestro, $1.oo.
Correspondence comerciaI, por H. Page, $1o0.
Modelos paka Cartas, por r. de la Cortina.
$1.35.
Modelos de cartas por Colombina $o5o
Algebra por CortAzar, $1.65.
Algebra por Cardin, $1.65.
Aritmetica Mercantl Universal.-2oa edici6n.--
obra eminentemente practica, conteniendo todos
los procedimientos modernos de calcular. Ia
mas completa publicada hasta 81 dfa, con mas dc
400 paginas. Obra decarada de texto Official pa.
70 "a ensehanza en- Espaha naciones Hispano-
Americonas. Informada por CAmaras de Conner.
cio Corporaciones Cientf6cas $215.
Tratado Universal Do Tenedurfa dc Lfbros--los.
edici6n.-0bra con mas do 45o pAginas. Ia mas
completa publcada hasta 81 dfa. Curso practic.
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Sude menOs Y game mas

ESTABLECER Y BALANCEAR las
CUENTAS FISCALIZADORAS de un
Establecimiento. - FORMAR BA
LANCEAR los MAYORES SUBSIDIA-
RIOS.-Ve Ventajas del DIARIO-CAJA
son columnas m1ltiples; no me refiero
al Diario Columnario cuyo elemento
'siquico es distinto o---DETERMINAR
q SITUACION exacta de una firma
ncluyendo las GANANCIAS 8 PER
0IDAS de cada socio SIN CE-
RRAR los libros -ESTADO ANALI-
TICO de un Establecimiento al CE-
RRAR los libros F ORMlACION de
aquel SIN CERRAR estos. -SABER Ell
SALDO de GAIA sin lIeyar LIBRO de
GAIA nj su CUENTA en- Ell Mayor
FINCONTRAR Ell INTERES por un
ndmerc de dias SIN HACER multipli-
aciones ri divisiones. DECIR el SAL
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de Contabilidad General Mercantil al alcance
de todas las integencias. Obra de aplicaci6n
practica al Comerco EN- general, Industra
Agriculture y, particular, las Soc,edades
Coectivas Comanditarias An6nimas, Bancos
de Emission Descuento, Companies de Credito
Territorial, Ferrocarriles Tranvias, CompahiAs
de Minas Almacenes de Dsposto, Sociedades
Agrfcolas Cooperativas Contiene. ademas, IL
Contabilidad de Porpietaros Hacendados Ca
ptastas. Asimismo, la Contabilidad por Par.
tida Simple Partida Mixta M6todo Legismo.
. de America. Informada por la Camara de CO.
grafco. Obra indispensable en- toda Oicina de
Texto para la ensenanza Espaha nacones
merco premada varias Exposciones $215,
Tratado Universal de Documentos Comerciales In
dustriales Administrativos.-4a edici6n Uni.
obra clase pubcada hasta el dfa. Obra
practica, clises, necesaria a todo Comercian-
te, Banquero Hacendado, Industrial Propieta.
(. rio Tenedor de Libros, Corredor dc Concrete,
Bolsa Interprete de Navio, Perito Mercantil,
. Consignatario Armador, Captain sobrecargo
de Nave, Contador de Navfo, C6nsules Comisio.
! nistas, Administrators Empresarios Compa.
!. iias dc Seguros Maritmos. Terrestres ' dc VI.
da, Notario, Escrbano Empleados de Hacien-
da Aduanas Contiene toda clase de docu.
mentos que Sc usan e Concrete Mundal
$2.15.
Tratado de Correspondence Comercial Universal,
Trilingue 6a. edicion. En- castellano, ingles y
frances; con mas de 400 pAginas 1000 cartas
en- los tres idiomas, redactadas con arreglo
los usos costumbres del Comercio en las prin.
cipales naciones dc Europa America Contiene
ademas un vocabulario Universal de frases co.
merciaies en- los tres idiomas. $215.
Ia Moneda los sistemas Monetariosi de todas las
Naclones, Obra necesaria d todas las cIasea ID.
mereiales, industriales agricolas; de utilidad
( las I'll
con clises de Ia unidad monetaria de todaa las
Naciones del Universe, $215
EN- EsTos PRECIos EsTA INCLUTpo
Ell FRANQUEo.
BOLETIN MERCANTTr
San Juan, r. II.
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DO de una CUENTA sin detenerse su-
mar 8 lestar sus lados. -DESCUENTO
'OMERCIAL y DESCUENTO DE
MERCADERIAS.- DESCU ENTO
ABUSIVE y DESCUENTO VERDA-
)ERO -Puntos de Derecho Mercantil,
civil y Polftico que nos convene
,aber - Derecho Penal: elementos
constitutivos de los .delitos cometi-
los por ell comerciante, no por mala
fe, 81 que por ignorancia -CAMBIAR
IlBROS Sociedad Colectiva a Corpo-
'aci0n, y vice-versa: abrirlos, cerrarlos
Y balancearlos -Rutina interior en-
oleados, libros y balances de un Banco
Estos asuntos y mil otros que no
aombro puede I'd. aprender por CO.
rrespondencia por So mensuales. Es-
eriba a la FAJARDO COMMERCIAL
E LANGUAGE SCHOOL, San Juan,
p. R.
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Una prediction sobre
Ia guerra en- Belgica
Continuation de la 3a. plana. J

que Inglaterra pudiera tomar parte y
nientras mas al Sur esten las tropas
alemanas, habria mayor probabilidad
de atacarlas por retaguardia. Seria
bueno para la victoria final de Francia,
que la primer gran batalla de La que
IRA no Sc lleve 4 cabo hasta que los
alemanes Sc encuentren en- ell vale del
Aisne. Les tomara mas tempo los
alemanes para llegar a este 1ltimo 81
ito que 10 que Inglaterra necesitarla
para entrar en- acci6n, y no Seria ex-
trailo que los alemanes sc encontraran
en- una situacion difcultuosa
Por otra parte, existe ell riesgo de
que los generates franceses Sc aferren
en- la idea de no ceder terreno Y que ha-
gan todos los esfuerzos para encontrar-
|se con los alemanes antes que hayan
salido estos del territorio belga Esto
|serla dar una batalla para los alemanes
y cOmprometer ell exito de la guerra
|cometiendo un grave error causado por
SUI orgullo militar. Deben de tomar en-
consideration las condolences bajo las
cuales puedan sus aliados venir Ell su
|ayuda. Tanto Inglaterra como Russia
tienen que ser tardlas por diferentes
|causas. Por 10 tanto debe Francia te-
ner paciencia amoldarse q las cir
|cunstancias. Catinat es ell militar que
deben tomar por modelo s'reculer
pour mieuX sauter' (retroceder para
|mejor saltar) debe ser su lena. La uni
ca manera de destruir ell plan de cam
|pana aleman es dejar ell desarrollo de
sus dificultades inherentes al tempo Y
a la distancia. Los alemanes seran me-
nos temibles on Rethel 8 Vouziers 81 los
franceses no han perdido batalla algu-
ma antes de llegar d esos paraies. que
10 q. ser1an Ell Libramont. 8 aun en- Sc
dan. Sin duda alguna sera penoso al
sentimiento frances, ell yer que las pri-
meras batallas de la guerra sean dadas
en- territorio frances, pero victorias en-
Ell serlan mucho mejor que desastres
mas al Norte Las autoridades alema-
mas tienen confianza que durante la
prlmera etapa de la guerra tendran DO
cas- dificultades que veneer con los bel
gas, y ninguna una vez victoriosos en-
dicha primera etapa
Referente al complete plan de Ale
mania, NADIA debe hacerse sin estar
preparados fernando medidas adecua
das para evltar que fracase en- su pri
mera Ease, puesto que este es imposi
bic y traerla consigo un desastre. pero
para destrulrio Ell su segunda Ease.
cuando la cooperation de Inglaterra
sea efectiva. Aun 81 Belgica complace
Alemanla, 10 seria por largo tempo.
nj permltirla sus tropas en- Amberes. Y
mlentras esta puerta permanezca abier
ia no podran los estrategas alemanes
ellminar la participation inglesa en- la
defensa de Belgica. Los alemanes
cuentan con el pronto exito de su plan.
debldo en- primer lugar q su ataque re-
pentino en- segundo lugar evitando
que asl sc descubran los puntos de-
blles de su plan, destruyendo el riesgo
que trae consigo toda operaci6n mill
tar.
Tengase en- cuenta que este ha sido
escrito en- el ano 1911.
(Traducido para ell BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL)
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LA ABEJA DoMESTrCA.
Su cria y productos.

Obra de gran utilidad para Ia cria
1e Ia Abeja y Ia industria de miel y
cera.
Encuadernadas 1 $1.35 con franQueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-08

81 ussed desea vender una casa, nm
autom6yil, una joya, algo de valor de
rte, ofrezcalos 8 quien pueda com
,rarlo.
La e,nte que 70 tiene lee Il BOLE
TIN MERCANTu.
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80. To-, vov, York. $4,000 =. v. VIA
,r $40 Union av.. Bronx. NeW OTIS ~ o.
a. D Tf.IpelI Sew lor., fmHp LcA"' ""'.
--r. U1rue. Dramatic CO. Manhatian'
en- 400 So y. Lamb. l4Q- broad"eyt ~.
VA T. Lamb. IS. y Benz. j ''eu'''s'''
hrao. , .si land Co.. Buffalo. $4,000. g..
l. Srstsmclsr. llaWours. y. l. w, ~ ,. .,
i-.tI,r Hamburg. ~. s.. D. W. Thomas.
yto"54 Tradette Corporation. Buffalo
...|,, SOS 600. J r. woods. Lexington "''
TuT5Io. T. T.. Fradette. F. w. lhoi""7'
-,to-Date Ncckwear %. Manhattan.
CITY. Charles Fr"derlchH. '. leo W
a Tf.rrmauu. IRONS. n. J. 'lt. $1,000.
Uu.f CONSTRUCTION co.. Buffalo, N-',9l.
u "a TTurflcy. Electric bul iinE, Bul
f.lo. J v. NcGorray o. s. Iaukine. Buy
Aircraft co.. Manhattan. $4,000. ~ 4.
peniege. 3l1 W. $50 st.. y. ~ % l..
Herman Diamond. Manhattan; linotype
rorouosition $4,000. Isldor Pcles. 80
Broadway y y. Joseph diamond, ~ T.
10 diamond brooklyn. y. Y. CTS.
yycstchester iscaroui Co, Mount YER
rrr. 10000. = - Brecn. 81 Goshen av.,
Y.nt--- A. y. Lena Ncisel Mount Yer
rcu. s. s.. Gertrude Klein. Mount Vernon
supreme Cloak and suit CO. Manhattan.
1.-..rivn. = S. Cry. ~ Neuvrtb. SAM
uel >euwirth. Broohyu. y. i. city.
imperial Trim co. Mldileport $4,000,
T. o. NrClrmara. o31 Carroll e.. Brook
I'm n s. tIty. W g. Foster g.. IT,
lhompssn NJlIeport. IS. =.
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SUMMONS.

STpRFNE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Franklin Trust Company. plain'if. against
Port Je-,i Land and Improvement company.
Tr.. Margaret -. Bowling. Charles =. l."
Huston company incorporate Emile \
Daan and Helen Perhlts detendants.-Sup-
Elemental aud amended summons.
TO the Above Named Defendants. for are
hereby summoned to answer che amended
COMPLAINT ir thls action and 20 serve copy
of YOUR answer on thc plaintiffs attornet q
within twenty DAYS after the service or TINS
summons exclusive OF the dav of service,
and JIM case of your failure 90 appear or N
swer f-G 1meut wiIl be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded 10 the COM
paint
Dated. July i7. 1914
N,Kf.FN. RREWSTER & MORGAN. Attor-
news for PLAINTIFF. office and postof,ice al
dress 20 Exchange Place. Borough OF Man
haitian. New N0r. t.fE.
TO tre Defendant Margaret q. Bowling
Tho foregoing Supplemental and Amended
summons .- served upon YOU hy puoli'atiol
pursuant tI am order OF honorable Thomas
r. Uorua'lt. ID Justice % the supreme Court
..f f.s state OBJ. Sew York. dated tho -f'1
.ar OFF july l''i. and filed on tnc 9th day
OF Ju'E. 1916 900 tho Office of tho clerk ~
fr. Count. NJ NcW i0r. in tic County Court
House Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY % Vow
York. OBJ. original Supplemental and Amen &
cl summons and Amended Complaint hav-
ir= r-eu fled Boo said Office on ,hc 10Th Cay
Datod. New York July 60 1914
NeEEEN. BREWSTER & MORGAN. Atto--
news FOR Plaintiff. office and p o. ad-
trr-e. O." Exchange Place. Borough Of Nal
haitian. Now York CITY,
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COUNTY COURr.

VI ~ D ~ ~
Civil Calendar-Part ".
Trial Term dIIlrret urfI Crfof--.
WotIore -etu-ratIs and orierr signed in PAT
2 Room 10
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sp,ciaI Term for Trials-BRADY J.
50 Day calendar.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Large Number of Dwelling
Houses and Lots Sold.

Charles JhiuEcI sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: The northwest cor
ncr of Richardson SO. and Manhattan
az. for Nathan May 20 John Ot,ati. at
900. three lot, on Lombardy H.. 200
feet west Of Morgan av.. tor Ferd'-
and Fechcr 20 Anthony T.. Smith, at
$4,000 tho dwelling 81 Neeker av for
Rankin Is Rose go John Niattery' ior
1000, two lots on Parker arp west or
ay. 20 Mary {. O.Nciii,
and two lots. northwest corner Of
Parker 50. and Nandervoort av, TO
Elizabeth Uhlnger, for $500.
Louis J. Scheiu has sold ~ 20 lb
Gates av.. southwest corner Of Wander
bilt ay.. two four story fathouses, On
plot -5x00 Iu part payment The
buyer gave summer home on Longo
Lake. Bethel, ne.
A. Wilcox has sold for Richard j..
Forkcr 1895 ST. Marks av., E two story
dwelling, on lot 2Zxl25, 20 Antonio
Cerrulls
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Iby Telegraph 70 Ihs Iribunef
Albany Aug e5-The following incor-
porat.ons were fled with the Secretary Of
state to-day.
KnicEerioeter aau order CO.. Msnhat-
tan $500. 600. IIt Abramson -il East
Broadway. Sew lor. s. ~ Mah.u. Ca.d-
WE'LL g. D.. D. e. Warner Sew York.
cyrus Robinson CO.. Manhattan. ma
chiul-fs. 5000 900. CYRUS Robinson. $50 East
Sydney a.. Mount Vernon. 49, s.. = W
Hamilton Brooklyn n. i Chambers. Mount
Vernon. ~.
Albuquerque Fum Ms CO.. Manhattan.
500 00u. a.. i. Hamilton. 900 C1Ir, -f. los
Angeles. VI. J. Connolly, Lo- Angelo =. D..
Trspnag.u. Sew YORK
Northern Sow York Power Corporation.
Manhattan. $500. 600. H. r. Ayars. I-1
Dana 81. wilkes Barre. Penn. 90. a. Rec
Toronto. rs u Eres. Sew York
LeUherg Operating CO.. Manhattan. mo-
ton picture. 10000 s. NJ Berg ls2 West
ssh 70. New York. Henry Lewis. Sew
York Henry kaliskl. l35 East t5d o..
New 10ra.
American Association FOR Conservation u
Life. Manhattan. go 900 s. T. Allen. ir.
.A2 Lawrence st.. Paterson. S. J.. }. Bel
mont. Hyde Park. Long Island. ~ Clifford.
BROOKLYN
Hispauo-Amerlcau Sales Co. Manhattan.
merchandise. $4,000 Charles Saunders.
i03 West ia7th o., New York. G.. v Fergu-
son. New York 5. +. Peayy. ir
United States CoilapslbIe Steel container
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BRONX COUNTY.
CTpRFMY fGTRT

Special Term BRADY. r.
,s;ourneG until Tuesday. SEPT / lfk
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

TITO f..0vur transactions were recorded
40 the Sew York Real Estate Exchange yes
torray.
Ey Samuel Go.dsIcker.
1rIlT ST. 81 "a. ~ p. g,5 w or az. c512,
8 s-y Owls. aa1 20 U.0r for $4,000
1877 Bryan L. Kennedy.
Gsr sr. % So. % o i15 @ Coluuhu, az.
'sVfuS. sty umt. sold 20 tho plaintiff for
.lls.s
Uy Henry Brady.
auNE--A ST. 1t-.S cor Mlaott1
Lane S1x-.. two o ans three s,y tnmt' ana
stores. soils O. th' plaintiff f'r $50 over PRIOR
liens.
By joseph p. Day.
l.4IH ST.. I-g C g. so g Pax sv. 25x
sNi,. sty factory. adjourned 20 SEPT ~
AZ The Bronx Exchange.
Ey Bryan J.. Kennedy.
l45D ST 40 =. - clo3 Q wills 81.
Is esio1. ry biz 6wlg: so,5 10 The pialnuh
~ Henry Brady.
QUINCY ST. :oc7 % 6. lso W oilnst.1d
az -rU.' ,.l 10 sidney b HlcfoH for $500.
Ey j. ID Mavsrs.
VAN r-EEN ST.. IrlL @ e.. S)si > Van
E.s. av an $500. so'd to Nicholas Celia f.i
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TIE RERLlTZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
Madison square l i-- Broadway
Harlem Branch 5iJ LenlE Az. near l-ifr n.
Brooklyn Branch Lit---0 Livingston ST.
Reduced summer Rates Now in Force.
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f-aff- - y. "a iuf. Aug q. due 80 - :
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90 20 Ci'y CONSTRUCTION corpn. ~ w
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Dwelling House Leases.

The Duross Company has leased the
three story private house l29 west
18Th 50. 90 Mrs. Hannah Burns FOR a
torn OF three years from September !
at an annual rental OF $1,000.
j.. J. Phillips Co. have leased the
following houses: 5 West t2d st 10
George b. Nanderpoel, 43 West 1Oth
81. 20 William Hurdon, l3 West SD
81. 60 Ida Curry, 235 West Dist 81. 20
"a Mrs Niau, 1873 West I2d ST TO W. l..
Rosenstein, IS West 92d st. 60 Anna
Quoncc. 10 West seth ST. 70 II. Cohen,
% West I'D So. 90 Isaac Resented. A6
West 10th SO. TO Anna Quonce, 90 West
21, Wcst list TT. TO Sarah NJ. Apgar
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Business Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for term of years a large store i'm
l2f Madison av.. southwest corner Of
i2-h So, 20 Alfred kottmillcr, florist
now a. $50 Madison an.
William Sperlirg ard Sarah Sperlinc
have leased from the HoCuet estate the
i've sis story buildings at 1901 to 1911
and o315 20 1919 broadway and 500
West 18th st for three years first
year O, $4,000, second year az $4,000
and third year at $4,000, with the
privilege Of two additional years
NJ. Formau & Co. have leased for
james a. Zobel the top loft a. 10 and
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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