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flowers ove. the stain upon the breast
and In the Clasped hands. The inslg-
MIA OF that hour OF sinister majesty lay
upon the altar. In her own beauty
alone the daughter OF brahma had
gone forth IN the search OF God
Gently David Hurst lifted one frau
hand and slipped the ring OF their
short union back on to the empty nn-
ger. IL was 90 him the symbol OF a
greater unity. rhe turmoil of No
into which he had drawn her had hid-
den her from him now he saw her as
she was, as she would remain 10 him
to the end OF time-as the mirror OF
his soul. The ideal had been reWon-
The daughter OF Brahma was in her
temple
He beat and kissed her Her lips
We're family parted no longer N
breathless longing bat very peacefully.
and that same peace was in his own
heart. Grief sank submerged in the
recognition OF a divine purpose tut
filed. Here, in the neathen temple or
the Unknown GOD, tue vain shadows
or mans arrogant knowledge vanished,
David Hurst faced Cod himself.
Daughter OF Brahma,"
And when he looked at her again he
saw that the sunlight surrounded her
in golden majesty.
He rose and turned slight sound
on the path outside had warned him,
and he felt no surprise when he saw
-Heilig standing on the threshold the
broad shoulders were bowed In the
clear light Of the morning the deter
mined face looked old and haggard.
Il thought 10 find you here Heilig
said gently. II took the priests barge
ana rowed across. / thought YOU would
forgive me il |. too. came 10 bid fare
we'll
David Hurst nodded, aud in silence
the two men gazed down upon the
quiet sleeper.
"A dream Heilig said under mis-
breath, IAN inspiration" Then ne took
Hursts arm. Come, let us leave
her," he said. God win take care or
her better in her temple
They rowed across the sacred pool
From where the bo-tree threw its deli
cate shadow upon the quiet water, la
Yid Hurst looked back II seemed to
him, in that last moment. that light
burned within the island shrine ana,
Frightening even as he gazed poured
forth 10 meet the rising OF the sun.
Then ne turned resolutely and fol-
lowed Heilig down into the valley
THE END.
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CHAPTER LXIl.

CHAPTER LHil.
What do you think Of thaty' asked
Dick. as Mollie's wouldbe dinner es
cOrt ran down the steps.
II am not going 20 think, ! an
swered. until Mollie explains IL To
me-"
Wei, she'll have TO do some pretty
tall explaining 10 make &c all right
with me, and she'll have to do II
mighty quica The idea OF her max
ing an engagement with VIII Hat
tersly and then expect TO come home
10 an empty house and let herself in
with latch key Dick fairly snort
ed as be said this. lie was so sur
prised and angry
Now Dick, ! eXpOstulated. III you
begin in that tone with Mollie she
won't tell you anything. Let's not
say one word 10 her when she comes
down. take her TO dinner with us and
give her good time Then tomorrow
morning after YOU have gone TO the
Office ! am sure she will tell me all
about IT,"
she led about telephoning you,
affirmed Dick.
j am not so sure, because was
out all the afternoon"
You did not tell me you were GO
ing" he said, suspiciously. Poor
chap / could see lie felt that. with
both his sister and his wife keeping
things from him, his little domestic
hearth was crumbling.
Il did not tell you that / was going
out, dear. because did not want 10
trouble you. visited the cemetery
lit was the anniversary OF my moth
er's death.
Instantly Dick put his arm about
me.
Dear Margie, why didn't you tell
me? I've been cross with you all day
and you have been carrying sad mem
cries. Perhaps you would rather so
home now"
No. dear, and after all, everything
has happened for the best, for II we
had gotten your people by telephone
we would not have found out this mis-
chieyous inclination OF Mollie's.'
Shell have TO get over these kind
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TWELVE INJURED IN
LOCKPORT WRECK
Chicago a. Alton Train Derailed
in Binding Snow
Storm

LOCKPORT, H., Jan, 31,-Twelve
persons were, injured, two probably
fatally, by the derailment OF the mia.
night flyer OF the Chicago & Alton,
from Chicago to ST. Louis, in blind
ing snow storm near here early To-
day.
The seriously injured are:
Lewis Barr, Malta, Mont. ribs frac-
tured; may die.
Miss Pearl Holmes, Chicago, inter
nal injuries; may die.
Seven coaches and the engine lert
the rails when the front trucks OF
the locomotive struck a broken rail.
Two coaches turned over and IL was
in these that the injured were.
Sleeping car passengers thrown from
their berths were forced To walk a
mile through snow drifts 10 a farm
house. A travelling salesman, unable
TO And his clothing, marched at the
head OF the procession, wearing pa.
jamas and slippers.
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lotion Smith. there is an olio Of vau-
dcNille acts. the most pretentious OF
which is the tabloid drama The Great
White Way This is "a sketch OF night
life in New York and The scene is
cafe on Broadway Abe Leavitt joe
Emerson, Ray Leavltt Christine
Nichols and the others who appear ia
1t are said 10 display real acting abil-
ity Cooper has the principal role in
"A Ladies' Man" appearing a a mid
dle-aged German whose love affairs
get him into many ludicrous scrapes.
From each situation ne manages to
wriGgle out somehow, bnt much
laugbtcr is produced in the meantime.
June Mills viii sing a plumber or new
songs and so viii Lucia Reynolds and
Seymour. Dempsey and Seymour viii
contribute vaudeville number in
which mirth and melody mingie The
Columbia Buricsquers have a chorus
OF twenty pretty girls who wear a va
riety Of striking costumes and appear
in novel dances
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feature of fne bill Viii Jbe thcArural
t6redv zone Cipeus pav presented
bv l.dalr Furomau ~ Co This playIct
was writtou ly Mr. Foreman and ls
said 10 have au undoiliing heart in-
ferrst as well as much huuur Devcrp
4 Hayden Vscalsts, Winglc large
amounts of humor with their music.
Harry H0okor. Irish comedian. wiz pre-
sent the Hihctuiau character comedy
The Walking Dcieeafc." assisted hy
James CorhlDy The Niclphi trio.
character entertainer, VIII present
natter. songs and daucing Prince and
DEERE have an act in which lively
comedy and SONGS predominant The
Three Lav1pSl gTUDiln eymnasts pro-
sent q povrf comedy "pVcp the Buuns
and Tufnps HHfrf /Wardcll black
face mouolngist. VIII have y lot of
things 20 say pu current topiea-and
will sing several HUMOROUS difties of
HIS own composition. New motion
pictures will close the bill.
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IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES :.
AVENUE

"The Gambler Daughter written
by Milton Nobles viii br the Offering
or fhc Avenue stock company ln the
Avenue thoatcr nest week.. beginning
sunday afternoon "A Gamblers
DauEhteT' deals with ace iu Il Culifor-
alta mining camp shortly amer the gold
crave Alfred ana Mabel Armitupc. thc
former gambler hlyo daughter
" nom they are Keeping in "a convent
that shc may not know her futher'a
.ealllnG Airs -Ala4.l+-.------ttfhsr dies
leaving AN hts property 90 his grand
child The mothcr is shot down by
GA enemy of the fHrhrr Hud me girl ~
spirited away from the convent. The
father thcn takes up the pursuit OF
his daughter The TWO FIRST acts oc-
cur lu california The third ga grand
salon OF palace in Venice and tho
fourth act where Csc father saves his
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sorer and unsightly. She was dishgured.
IL was all one crust. Her clothes would be
sticking To the sores on her arm and chess.
She was always getting worse.
:" / tried and IL did not help her.
| used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the
first few days ! used them 1 could tell she
was feeling better. / used three cakes Of
Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cutic,ra
Ointment l washed her with the Cuticura
Soap and then dried her and ] would take
my fingers and put the Cuticura Ointment
on tho sores. In three months she was COM
pletely cured (Slgned) Mrs. Mary
Paulin June T. 1913.
To alay itching and irritation OF ths
scalp, prevent dry. thin and falling hair and
remove crusts. scales and dandruff. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment are most effective. agree
able and economical Sold everywhere.
Liberal sample OF each mailed free. with
32-p Sl<in Book Address postcard Gu
ticura. Dept. r. Boston
tg~Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap wiz find II best for skin and scalp.
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Nav Picture Theater Opens.

The Palllster theater. at Smith ana
Woodward, Detroits newest photoplay
house. opens Saturday. The appoint
ments OF the theater are complete In
every way. Licensed photoplays viii
be shown, with change OF program
daily and special features on Tues
days. Thursdays, Saturdays and sun.
days. The proprietor, Mrs. Julia Fin
ster, has engaged o. Adams IA man
ageY.
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CcontIauea loom rase Fourl-

board Young women about 90 start
n home can sympatLlze with tht prob
lem ana decision OF the daughter OF
the Nclsou aoueehold. whom the crisis
comes. Few dramns on mis- generation
" ir said hBFr cuutalnrd AS much
worth while as fo theme. and with
Tho srtinuf ns muru fun. as du,r "Fbe
InnfflI t.UIf l.r1 fn rho excellent
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Charge Aaalns, Davis e.d,eed

William Davis, charged with al.
tacking Miss Elma McColom I'm his
office In the Rowland building was
released on that charge in police
court. Friday, Justice Jenries order.
ing new warrant charging him with
assault and battery. He was ar.
raigned. and HIS examination on the
lesser charge set for Saturday morn.
ing
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FAMILY

Lillian Doone. the Scottish woman
OF mystery viii be tho hcadlner in
the Family theater next week. II
there is anything YOU wish to know
and don't know ask MISS Dooue ana
you viii get an answer. IL is said
Miss Dooue ret'.rns "a bigger percent
age OF correct answers TO questions
put g. hey than amy other mental tel
epathlst ia vaudeville The dramatic
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stereotyped methods Many OF the
chorus mum bers are introduced on
platform, or runway built in half-
square aud extending from the stage
into the auditorium. The SHOW opens
with lively musical slit called Gu
pids Darts and the second part Is
entitled "Golhng. The chorus NUM-
bers twenty attractive girls. Harry
Bentley. German comedian. is the prin-
cipal fun maker and viii be assisted
by Lew Harris, Jimmy Cooper. Tommy
Carter, Norma Brown. Earl Gates,
Edna Mack. Helen H. stanley Helen
Lorraine and Marie Gates. A special
feature or the show will be "Mv Ladys
Fan" in which several pretty girls
viii be employed as models
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Acid On White Slave CHARGE.

Arthur Drouillard arrested by the
federal officers on white slave
charge. was examined by United
States Commissioner Hurd Friday
morning and held To the grand jury
Ills bond was fiSed at $1,000.
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IpII.L,C.

The Mischief Makers 90 come 60
the Cadillac theater sunday afternoon
Tor "A weeks enlargement. is backed uN
several Detroitors who have invested
e. lhrge sum OF money IN securing the
services ot top-uotch buflesQue play
crs and iu providing the show with
handsome costumes. Hc1nie- and cleo
tricu effect Jean FcdlW. - clever
producer 81 Durlespue staged the show
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head and a little on her
chest and arm. IL broke
out into pimples and 10
must have itcheds and
burned awfIIlly badly be-
cause the child would do
nothing but scratch. 1
had to keep her hands
wrapped up and whom she
s.srafrba.1 IL would Ocr
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silver loving cups. the Judging to be
done by the audience. A sensation is
promised la Leon Wa Dele. an imper-
HIS work is said TO be remarkably ar
tistic. while his gowns are not only
stunning but startling. The Eight Col
iege Girls, a standard vaudeville or
ganization, come 20 the Miles for the
first time IN an elaborate musical nov
city, playing "A variety Of Instruments
and with repertoire so varied As TO
appeal 10 ali classes OF music lovers
Marie Fitzgibbons jolly and full Of
pep" will entertain with original
stories. jokes and character studies
Rex and calvert. In piano song
aloGUe the Morocco Arabs six clever
acrOhats and new keystone photo
comedies Will round out the BIZ The
Warner studios viii provide several OF
their latest features foE the picture
show preceding the daily vaudeville
matinee
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GAYETY

Harry H. Cooper German comedian,
and jnllp 1nHe-Al4lls are the two prin-
cipal stars with thc Columbia Bur-
lesduers which company viii be seen
IN the Gaycty theater next week. These
two are n host iu themselves but, the
supporting cast is an excellent one
and the entertainment provided var
led and antique. I'm addition To the two
act farce "a Ladies Man by George
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MILES

over 25 performers win contribute
TO the entertainment OF Miles patrons,
next week with the list headed by Lott
tie Mayer ana her September Morn
Diving Girls. whose recent engage
ment in this theater Is pleasantly re-
called As an added attraction MSS
Mayer viii conduct two amateur div
ing contests, the first 10 De held
Wednesday, evening. at the FIRST per-
Torrance, ana VIII be open 10 all boys
except professional swimmers, under
is years OF age ON Friday evening,
there VIII be contest for girls only.
open 20 all girls and young ladies 20
years or age or under The winners IA
each instance VIII he presented with
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and son with relatives. the subsequent
separation 81 the brother and sister
and their ultimate fate The girl be-
comes an Inmate % the underwood aud
the boy drug hend. Eventually they
meet again and the brother with some
latent mBnhOod attempts 10 rescue his
sister from her surroundings. - man
Is ehOf ana tHe Tfug -lfVOffFd Youth i
accused OF the crime The outcome OF
the story points a powerful lesson.
csun by an excellent company
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LXCI.IM

"rhe Divorce Question" a powerful
argument against the distintegratfon
of he home, by the courts will return
TO the Lyceum thcater Sunday after
noon. for "a weeks engagement The
play WREN seen here last season made
a deep impression upon Lyccum pa
irons The drama WAS written bv WI
liam Anthony MCGUIRE Its story deals
with the divorce OF a husband and
wife. the placing OF their daughter
The Detroit times., 1914-01-31

Bhopal. India, has an area OF 6.902
square miles and a population OF
100000
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UNS|GHTLY ECZEMA
BURNED AWFULLY
On Baby's Face, Head, Chest and
Arm.i Was Disfgured. All One
Crust. Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment Completely Cured.

II. +. ID. No. l. Box ~. Dennison. Ohio.
--"M My baby was two months old when the
eczema started to break out on her face and
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With the Minister'S

The following scores were made in
the handicap game OF the Detroit
Whist club, Monday evenings
, NORTH AND SOUTH
A. G Steiwagen and X ID steli-
wagon. plus L.
G. p. Niles and f. Memo. plus 4.
II ,. Pratt and G. l.. Fox, plus a. {
W. h. Battelle and Frank osborn.
J. +. Koran and H. F. Boehm minus
EAST AND WEST
w McCausey and w. w. kurtz.
c. y, clark AMI : Commons, plus
W. . Ellsworth and F. E. w Bright
I. Balkwin and Harry Webster,
Thomas Watson and c. + Bielman.
T.. Simmons and W. J. Bloom
minus 8
The January series was won by !.
w Bradley and J. w, McCausey.
The scores in the Saturday game
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs. G. + Niles and Thomas Watson
Mrs r T.. w. Bright and a g s,eu-
wagon. plus T.
Mrs r. +. Slick and c Bazine. minus
Mrs w b Battelle and w y. Edison.
EAST AND WEST
plus g.
Mrs. O. J Kastenberg and J W. Me
Causey, plus 2
Mrs w Steiner and f. A. Tread
Mrs. $. A. Commons and w !. Bloom
minus 2
Mrs. a. II Mcdonnell and r. r. w
Bright. minus s
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IMENt1 ROM -iNE
In The Family Gupbonrd." Ia Gnrri"k.
cast VIII be found William motifs.
That's Lawton,. Finuklyn Ardel, Felite
Morris. John Bowers, Irene ROMAN,
Ruth Benson, Frank Hatch, Louise
Alchei. Harry Redding Frank An
drews and Eugene stewart
Bought and Paid For will play
return engagement, in the Gdrrick
theatcr. the week OF Feb 9 Tho COM
pGny presenting the play viii be the
same as seen here earlier In the season
with the exception OF Charles hickman,
whose place IN the leadirR role has
been taken by Frank Mills. 4s-r
'The Passing Show Of 1919" another
or tho big Winter garden productions
viii he brought 90 the Garrick the
week ~ Feb y 8. with notable com
paHy OF entertainers. including Charles
King. COurOy and LeMaire Dc Haven
and Nice, and a number or others The
scenes. In which the melange OF music.
comedy, travesty and dancing - laid.
arr elaborate and beautiful
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-
daughter from the villain In an old
castle ON the Rhine. The scenic cf-
fects are picturesque IA the extreme.
Leoua slater VIII play tho mother Ma
bel Armitage. and later the daughter
and Roy Walliug VIII play the hus-
band and father
Human Hearts Will be presented
the week Of Feb s.
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HEIGHTS PLOTS TRANsrEnRED.

Ih'e' trge properties In Washing
"h Heights section were transferred yes
,erlaN all vacant land, and are acquired
T" building companies. which means they
VIII oe improved The block front on the
~ s.de OF Fort Washington avenue from
.,1n Z" 'Hoth streets was transferred by
W j. 'icl Development Company to
"a herhsione Construction Company
M" same company also took title from
he Rich company 10 the southeast cor
nor Of Audubon avenue and 1890 street.
Poi l9isSl72 irregular. The Fort
,M,"Sn'ngton avenue property IL goo 2x
- plot l0i7xl0O on the east side
bennett avenue, 1sl feet north OF the
.h'te Inc Of ls2d street, was transferred
| Fhtrck II. McNulty 10 the Bennett
avenue Realty Company.
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EDGEMERE AUCTION RESULTS.

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold on Saturday
on the premises several houses and lots
on Grand View avenue. Spray View ave-
nue. and Surf avenue. The dwelling II
Grand View avenue. on lot S0xl00 was
sold 10 Scion Derrick for sll.300
Grand View avenue. same size. was sold
20 Mrs. Elaine j. Badame for s11 $50.
The dwelling on the northwest CORNER OF
Spray View and Surf avenues, on lot look
1875. was sold to Mrs Kilgore for sl6.500
The prices of other houses on Graz
View avenue range from $4,000 TO SIS
900 also lots on Chester avenue Belle
Harbor, between Newport and Washing
ton avenues, at prices ranging from 81
SIS 10 si,775. TO John j. Brennan and
John Carlin.
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stock. wyckon, J. atty, Brainerd.
10TH ST n = aga q Pleasant av, l50x
l0slO. Mar 81, 19lO-JaCOb Il and jeanette
T. Levine ct al to Bowery saw Bank
attys, Cadwalader. W T. 90 wall
SAME PROPERTY, Man. al. isii-same 20
state Bank 376 Grand st.......... 5000
wASHrNGTON AN, :. 25s.1l = i7Oth st
s6lxilo.s. Nov Y, lel3-Michael Fox CO
FULTON Az. - 4ell1 n issth ST. runs
sO7 sx s5x W eO76x % to beg, Apr
lssS--Geo and Lena Stolz 80 the Ger
man say Bank. attys, Amend n A. dIs
,4?p 81 90. W 8. 2os W convent av
i7xgs.Il. Apr 3. lg07-Richard NJ and kath
# Kimbe to Emigrant lndust Say Bank
atty, Michael seaman, 81 Chambers
IlsTH sr. Sc ". -. SIS e Lenox av. isx
Zee y. Apr -. lsoA-R"il" u; wife pr
A /. Goldwater. to Alfred Wolf. sAl 4,
atty. Julius Levy. l'e Nassau ct. 81 900
DAILY Az. >, 1875 from cor lsOth
ST. 36.3xiOo.lo, Dec 20, lsli-rhos and
Marguerite Ksvansugh to Jno W Nuth
atty, Jno steinmeiz. 1909 T. leeth
Az u. = s. 40 6th 81. 57x7s. Aus 20.
leo3-Morris IL FEEDER and ano TO Louis
Whitstone and Jacob Margovitz, owner.
Abr Schwenck. 10 Lenox ay....... III, 500
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CONTROLS MAD. AVE. BLOCK.

Charles Gulden has bought through
joseph r. Day and Theodore A. Kav-
srara the dwelling at 1901 Madison ave-
nue.. which is midway in the block be-
tween Seventy-seventh and Seventy
eighth streets. Mr.. Gulden owns the
northeast corner OF Madison avenue and
SEVENTY seventh street. seven story
apartment house. known as the Don Car
os. which he built some time ago AT
The IIennesey partition sale several weeks
ago Mr. Gulden bought tho dwellings at
1908 TO 1909 and a. East Seventy eighth
street, i've houses, covering plot 81 feet
IN the avenue and 100 feet along the
street. Mr.. Gulden paid $4,000 for the
property The house bought yesterday d.
v-ded his holdings. With this dwelling he
row controls the block front, which Is
90 feet long and 100 feet on each street
+ Is one OF the largest plots held by any
owner in that part OF Madison avenue.
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CALUMET CLUB MAY MORROW.

supreme Court Justice Giegerich gave
PERMISSION yesterday to tho Calumet Club
extend mortgage for $4,000 on the
L1u property at - to II West Fifty
Nl' street and 10 execute u second mort
sag Tor $4,000 on the property The
,u"o" OF the directors states that when
present club property was acquired
az .a.nmet cub assumed MORTGAGE for
cf''' made by the Baltimore Realty
9WlhRy 10 the Trust Company of
r.. - and subsequently assigned to the
sF1''ih." Trust Company, The club re
.I1'' the mortgage to $4,000 at once
10, '"'n found II necessary to borrow
cs'0'" rom one Of It's members 10 finance
N. project
u' petition states that the $4,000
'''fdS', which fell due June 20 last. is
~, 10 'N''udod to 1917, and the proceeds
W' So ond mortgage Of $4,000 are 10
ps'a IN paying off the loan from the
,mh"r m closing the title to the club
,,,p,r'F md IN furnishing the house In a
'doie manner The $4,000 mortgage
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following concerns were incorporated
yesterday at Albany;
The Forbln Realty Holdins Company.
Manhattan Capital, $4,000. Directors,
Irving g. Schreyer, Mount Vernon, N Y;
Robert J. Robson. Brooklyn. George Will
lam Kutcher New Brighton
THE Northern Leasing and Realty Cor
poration Bronx Capital, 80. 900. Directors
Jacob Monyak, Harry Musikow. Louis ".
Halperin. Bronx.
BROOKLYN Capital, 5000. Directors. Jacob
Breen. Adolph Bangser, sara Nogelman. New
The Maroon Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan Capital. s., 900. Directors. Maroon
Michael, Brooklyn; Martin Il. Hoffman.
Flora Hirasch. New York city.
The V. = Realty Company Manhattan
Capital, $4,000. Directors, Elizabeth Tobin.
John J. Ring. Victor STANLEY. New York city.
The Mitchell & Mcpermott Realty Com
pAny Bronx Capital. $1,000. Directors
Patrick T. Mitchell. Martin NJ. Mitchell
Bronx; John j. McDermott, Cnionport, y Y
The Herzl Brooklyn Realty. Capital $500
Directors Rachel Lefkowitz, Rose Tapis
sarah Lindenbaum, Brooklyn.
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WASH NOTION. July 27,-The tug Uncas
has arrived az New York yard, tug PstuXent
~ Vera cruz collier rrOteus al Hampton
Roads, mine ship san Francisco at Ports
mouth, y. II. collier Nanshan az Tiburon,
transport Hancock at Norfolk yard, gunboat
Nash Vile al Hampton Roads. station ship
Adams al Hoboken. collier Cesar at Puerto
Plata, collier Nero and guuboat Annapolis
at la Pas, collier Justin at Acapulo gum
boat Chattanooga at Salna Cruz, destroyer
Goldsborough al Bremertou
The hittleshlp Maine has sailed from
Gibraltar for Nillsfrance, battIeship Rhode
Island from Portland, Me, for Halifax, tug
Alice from Newport News for Portsmouth,
\. IL collier Cesar from sanchez for Puerta
for Cap lisytien, destroyer Perry from
Ma2atlan FOR cruise, cruiser New Orleans
from Salina cruz for Acapulco tug Ontario
from Vera Cruz for Galveston, tug Alert
from Mare Island for Honolulu. gunboat
Wilmington from Hong kong for Canton.
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED

William r. Ware has leased for Louis
T. and Girard Romaine II: West Ninety
fourth street to Christopher Lucken for
Benjamin r. Romaine i4s West Ninety
fourth street to George b Griffin. and for
Jennie @. Baird SO West Eghty-third
street TO Jennie @. Scott
Edward $. Foley has leased goa West
sixteenth street TO James J. Noonan. and
23s West Fourteenth street 10 Mrs. Mary
Jones.
Norman DenZer and Horace s Ely a
Co. have leased for a term OF years the
dwelling at 22s Lenox avenue to H.
Meyer.