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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
Keokuk Delegation Wakes the Ma
tives When Special Pulls in to
Station Friday
Night.
ALL REPORT FINE TIME
failure 70 Win Anything But Second
Money More Than Covered
BY Fun They
Had.

The Keokuk Elks who attended the
state convention at Iowa City Friday
arrived home about 1890 and the
band lot the population know The ElAs
had reached home. 1t was tired but
happy bunch that marched up Main
street. The Iowa City convention was
big success and the Keokuk lodge
helped make 1t so. The keokuk boys
\ in the parade attracted attention and
received applause along the line of
march, but the judges failed to get
4 nearer No. LOG than the second prize.
We should worry. The Elks enjoyed
the trip. the city, the reception and
the numerous cOurtesies extended by
the live ones OF Iowa CITY,
The following notes about the con-
vention which are of local interest are
taken from the Republican and Citi-
zen OF Iowa City:
The first delegation in the parade
was the Burlington delegation from
lodge 81 with 80 men in line They
were headed by their band. Keokuk
lodge LOG came next with LOG men
in line. each carrying an American
mas nO uOAOSdIiOA was u0duCu ny
their band, followed by a carriage
with four ladies' Attached to the
carriage were twenty-four streamers
Of alternate purple and white. carried
by the men in the rear. The Scotch
bagpipe band from Marengo, was mex:
in line.
The costumes of the Burlington
lodge were white suits and white
hats with purple underneath the
brim The Keokuk lodge wore white
top coats edged in purple and carried
flags. The Waterloo delegation were
costumed in white trousers and hats
edged with purple. Dubuque delegates
wore white trousers.
z4----sss a.ssg -
The following were the judges of
the parade:
Major John Ford. FIT Dodge.
]. B. Craig, Keokuk.
Edw. Brand, Grinnell.
Mrs. C. l.. Leigh, Davenport.
Mrs. B. J. Schwind, Dubuque.
Secretary of the association, w. H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

council held special meeting Thurs
day night TO resolute for the R. o.
Marsh interurban line and offer all
the we'll wishes in their power for a
speedy completion of the line. ana
also assist in bringing about an
amicable settlement for the right Of
way for the road through Nauvoo. It
is hoped that Mr.. Marsh will have no
trouble from now on in securing the
right of way through Natuvoo land
that the line from Keokuk to our
city will be completed before the
snow flies next winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
Take Plenty Of Time to Eat.

There is a saying that rapid eating
Is slow suicide" II you have formed
the habit OF eating too rapidly you
are most likely suffering from indi-
sestion or constipation, which will re-
suit sv sntually IN serious illness I'M
less corrected. Digestion begins in
the mouth. Food should be thorough
ly masttcated and insalivated. Then
when you have fullness of the stom-
ach Or feel dull and stupid after eat
ing. take one OF Chamberlain's Tab.
let's. Many severe cases OF stomach
ttpuble and constipation have been
cured by the use of these tablets.
They are easy to take and most
agreeable in effect Sold by all deal
er5.-Advertisem snt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
MoIIycoddle Sport.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Imagine
the coloners fine scorn at reading
that Mr.. Bryan's favorite sport is
rabbit hunting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

Relmbold, Of Keokuk, made his an.
nual report before the convention. The
report was complete and was receiv.
ed with entire satisfaction by the
members of the state association.
On behalf of the Marshalltown
lodge, George T. keddick, presented
beautiful bouquet to ]. e. Melon
neil, the retiring presiden. Of the state
association. The token of apprecia-
ton from Marshalltown met with the
hearty response by the other delega-
lions present. The retiring secretary
of the association, w. H. Reimbold,
Of Keokuk, was also presented with a
bouquet, a token of appreciation of
the work which he had done the past
year. s.sst
"The father Of Keokuk lodge" has
brought his youngsters here for an
outing today. They are here in num-
bers, (not number). John Nagel is hav-
ing no trouble with his boys either.
He is having too good time to mon
key with his proteges. Keokuk is on
~ p
the map In Elkdom, and Father Nagel
heads the list from the city of the
dam.
Joe R. Frailey, the irrepressible
Joe, from Fort Madison. arrived last
night. 1t was known he was in town
when he was half way to the hotel
from the depot. Joe is running for
senator in Lee county. and he says
that he will have seat IN the next
senate, even If Lee is democratic.
Some times they accuse Joe of being
sort of democrat, but it is not
when he is making political speech.
Joe is a lawyer and just now he is
trying to pu. Warden Sanders in the
Fort Madison calaboose because he
went out and picked cherries with a
bunch Of convicts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
REAL ESTATE NEWS
Continued from page 10

Trust Co, trustee; $4,000; attorney. W
Emmet h2 Wall St
9TH ST. col and 800 East. 8. S.7 n OF
Lewis 81. Skis; Jan l6 1919. Gussie Raynes
and ano 70 Goodman Edelstein; s2,oOo; attor-
neys. Hogan & Goldstein, 500 broadway.
10TH AVE, :, "a II OF 18th ST. 2LSxioo;
Aug :, 1906. William T Young 10 John J Buck
ley. special guardian; N24s %; attorneys
Knox & Dooling. Is William 81.
nth AVE. cor SD st. runs l7bx 100. *
15x 5.3N W 1913 TO Q $ avenue X l09
10 beginning; w Scott Taber TO Washington
Life Insurance Co, satisfied without production
OF mtg by order OF Suprecm Court, April l6,
1914 Justice Vernon NJ Davis: $4,000; attorneys
Tor petitioners, Finch Coleman, 81 Nassau 81.
10Th ST, lso West, 5. S05.S II OF Amster-
dam ave- q. 4xlO2.2. Dec II. 1909: Minnie A
blanchard 10 John W Sterling 81 0o0 attor-
ney. New York Title Insurance Co. IS5 Broad
way.
June 81. 1911; Otto Boden 10 Albert W Meisel.
trustee Fishkill-on- Hudson. y Y; 81 900: attor-
ney, Allen Bragaw, les Broadway.
Nth ST. 5. $50 II OF Avenue a, so<2o4 y
e5x5s5 Dec IS 1910: same 10 Allen BragaH.
South Orange y J; 5000; attorney, Charles Il
Borck IS Park Row.
l0STH ST n s. 1904 n OF Amsterdam ave.
r. sYlooi Nov - 1895; David ana "a Aie t1,,s /.
tees "a Wall 50. $4,000. attorney. Henry i
Miller A. Pine II.
niTH ST. 2l5 East $. so II W OF "a ave,
2oxl001i; Nov 10. 1906: David and Elite hur-
; S.sc - & ."
bath ST. 8. 80 Il W OF st AIMS ave. BOX
100 March Z. 1906; Annie and Patrick C0nion
20 Margaret y Bishop; 5000: attorneys. kra-
kower q Peters, 800 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb 1. 1905; same 70
same; $500, attorneys, Suit T. III fuI-
ton 81.
ave 20xiO0: May . 1910; Charles f Marshall 10
Title Guarantee and Trust CO, l7o BroadWay'
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice IS hereby given 10
all persons having claims against William A.
Crombie late or the County OF New York. de-
ceased, 70 present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their place Of
transacting business. at the office OF Philip j..
Ross their attorney. SO Broadway, In the City
OF New York on or before the goth day OF
September next.
Dated New York the 18th day OF March.
1914. WILLIAM NJ. CROMBlE.
ARTHUR c. CROMBIE.
Executors.
PHILIP J. ROSS ESQ. Attorney for Execu-
tors. &c Broadway. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate of the
County of New York, notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against Joseph Shard-
low late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers at their place of transacting
business. at the office OF the Aston Trust Com
pany, No. $50 Fifth Avenue, in The City OF
New York. on or before the 10th day Of October
next
Dated, New York, the 3rd day OF April, 1914
ELIZA SHARDLOW, EXecutrix.
ASTOR TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
WHITE & CASE Attorneys for Executrix
and Executor Il Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL IT.
Manhattan.

Margaret D Bishop TO d l. Mort1HEe Co;
Mar Borcl TO Allen c Bragaw; 81
William II Stuart 10 Walter BlumenthaI ana
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO German
Savings Bank; 81, 900. $500.
LANES / Breese TO Edw VI Johnston. >l2 500
New York Mortgage and Security Co 10 John
Patrick FITZPATRICK to Charles Fitzpatrick
Anton n Iacina 20 Fraulisks Czech; ,e.iso.
Jacob strauss TO William Hausert gOy; l..
Richard II Swartwout, exr, 10 Rchsfd III
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 70 United States Trust
Co: Sl55,O0o -. ,v-,., n. "a
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; $4,000
AIienel Construction Co 10 Lawyers Title IN
surance and Trust Co q assist ~ r,,,. In
Rose Simon and ono 70 ~ La"'ei' A'''o
,uranco and Trust Co; $1,000 r~,,
american Mortgage Co to George Il Cnisoim
ah R,, Gone Realty Co to Mile d Weaver: VI
George Hassler 70 Bank OF Flatoush "
Constance Arnold TO Harry a F1aacko'
philip Lewison ct al, exrs, to Rosa X white
stone e assts). VI. - -, o.,
same to Clara X samuels q assts ~; ~
same 10 BENJAMIN Rosenstein q assts(; 3,
ss sre 70 Dora r Freudenheim e assist 81
The Bronx.
Howard Humiston and ano TO l. Mon'-
sop Philip Stevenson to Sarah r lie Grand; 81.
N Y Trust Co TO Peter u ZaorisAe anu
ano; !. ,,,-.a T, Nathan. ss7s
.ssV rue, % 10 CITY Mortgage Co; ~.
realty Operating Co to same; So
Frank Lewis (sdn). 10 samuei hA'n'nonu'
SO, 900. ,on
Matilde Weber TO Gilbert o Ne"nouSe'
SO, 900. ., mn
SANE Sq., NSor,gape 60 10 N Trust Co; III.
Sam. 10 Jewish Theological Seminary; WI
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LIS PENDENS
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

e6TH ST. S. 235 IT OF Central Park
West. 17xi0os; Henry @ Zimmerman ct al
dgt Pearl Silyerson ct nj foreclosure OF mtg);
attorney. g McDermott.
ST. Nos 40 20 1885, John simmons Co agt Al
bert oliver ct al faction TO foreclose mo
CHANCES LEM. attorney, II w Sykes.
92D ST, No 100 East; Amy n Montague
aat John + Meagher ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg attorney. G. IL Montague.
CO OF n act Fannie Mamlin Ell al fore
closure OF mtg; attorney, Joline. Larkin 81
Rathbone.
iIsrH ST, No 2i2 and 2li East; Union Trus;
Co of n agt Gault Realty Co =. al (fore-
closure OF mtg); attorneys, Miller. Kink. Lane
G. Trafford.
eiST ST. =, 1874 n W OF Columbus ave,
1SlOxl004 4: Catharlne Hunter agt John II
Parry ct al foreclosure OF MTG: attorneys,
Geller. Rolston & Koran.
ESSEX ST, No So to SO; State Bank agt
Abraham Kosower ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney. J Kohn.
LUDLOW AVE, 3 s. between Castle Hill and
Olrnstead AYES Plot 1ls; Land & Lien Co agt
William Becker ct al foreclosure OF transfer
OF tax lien); attorney. " Frank.
6GxIO0; Howell Jones agt VIM 8 Fairchild
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. p
Mowton.
10Th ST, n $. between I'd and 81 ayes. Lo,
I; Rudolph Wallach co agt Mary Meager ct
al (amended foreclosure OF tax Hem; attor-
ney. Weymann.
9TH AVE, cor 18th st. rs ilx1oo: Jacob
selg agt Harris Rogers ct al foreclosure OF
mtg), attorney, w Hamburger.
The Bronx.
174TH ST. 100 II o OF Washington ave- 2oxioo:
Taxpayers Realty Co agt Azniv AghaJan ct al
action to enforce contracp; attorney. Free
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18

yAmss q wright. rrsser,i Henry Schneider.
rr wsss s' Ss.,s s;p;n ss ss'' .s %sSs
mond nm, Gertrude W, schsefer. Henry W.
echaefsr. woodhaven
printing, VocS; Norris iasiig IA Tsa ioist
e.. New York Albert 10th John w. noush'on'
ncsch's Dairy Company. Brcohiyn; go. 600.
Bosch, John bosch, brooklyn.
90, Samuel ii. nalperin, 4 hickman st. New
York; Della 10. Rose. Harold w. strsw Now
charles w. Church Service company. BROOK
lyn. deal in auto acccsrcrieri 5000; charles w.
Church. 500 Park Place. brooklyn. George "
Mulhgen, Albert a. volk, Brooklyn. =. ooo.
Cloth Novelty Company, Manhattan, S,vWi
William kohut, ts2 east 18th ct, New YORK;
Samuel J. Medine, Brooklyn; Raymond oreil'
,rhcteplsy Arts Company, Manhattan 90. 600;
William padt, samuel ID. Matthews, Now York;
Nassau counties; 100000; Henry r. Cook. sag
1arbcr. H. Allen Cdcll. New York. George H..
fahys Locust Valley.
ing; $4,000. steohen j. Baiocchi, o and Bar
row at. New York: Michael Kent and Maj 81.
Hlrson. Now York
Briner Realty and Construction Company,
Manhattan; $4,000. Msgdalena Briner, .e2
West itSth IT. New York Mabel L. brinsr
"G Ton sSr0TSs "a "1 Mw f realty
]
Fred IT, Beyer, Buffalo: Ferdinand II. Mech
lau and Nillard NJ. Cornwell Buffalo.
Success Novelty Ads COMPANY, Manhattan
2oI West 10Th st.. New York: Willis n. Full
Ter and Marjorie i, Hollenbeck. New York.
berkeley Production Company, Manhattan;
$4,000, George H Nicoa 1908 broadway. New
York; Walter G. Jordan and Robert Campbell.
New York.
Stutsman- Soldhach Garage. Lancaster. deal
IN autos; $4,000; Raymond Stutxman, Ian
caster; Ella stutzman and Joseph Il, Goldbach,
Lancaster.
Aqua Automatic Life Saver Manufacturing
Company, Rochester; 100000: J. Guernsey
Curtiss S0S Magco ave, Rochester, William
F. Whitney and William ii. Meharry, Roches-
ter
Memorial Construction Company. Manhat-
tan; $40, 600; George L. Mead. Mount Vernon;
Herbert II. Whitehead, Huntington: Jason Il.
StouEhton, Dumont. ". J.
Modern Feather Dyo Works, Manhattan: So
600 Samuel CAM. IaI South 9th at, Brook
lyn. Herman Goldstone and Morris Horcwitz.
RrcoklVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
Fireman 81 Years To Retire.

Louis c. Parker, an engineer in the Fire
Department. and attached to Engine 50,
who has served for thirty-seven years in
the department, will be retired June l.
Commissioner Robert Adamson an
nounced yesterday. The Commissioners
spoke highly of Parker, and said that in
all his years in the department there had
been but one charge made against him
and that for a minor infraction of a rule.
There are only twenty-five men in the de-
partment who have served thirty-fve
years. Parker became a member Novem-
Der q, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OLD ESTABLISHED w. WASH LAUNDRY
Incorporated, In upper part New York
State-Will sell so shares for S. 900 cash
no instruments; weekly profit. SIS: guaran-
tee TO be not less than $50; prospective buy
er can stay here one week or six months un-
I'll he is satisfied as TO the honesty and rare
opportunity Of this offer; no Information
given to inquisitive people, we give address
and X you have the money come here and
get information personally. Have also a
W. w. Laundry in other city for sale for
81, 800 cash. profits $25 a week. Address
Laundry. Box 10 Tribune ONCE
AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VERY
profitable scashore restaurant: long estab-
lshed. exceptional location; net profits $40 900
season; price 500, 900: details TO principals.
Room AIS. POI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York.
Friday. April ".
ARRIVED

Steamer pawnee Philadelphia 60 the
CLYDE 81 Co with mdse. Passed IN Suafen-
''' steamer Porto Rico. Baltimore. 10 the New
York end Baltimore Trans 90, Win muS~
Passed in Quarantine At II m -n n
steamer MORO castle. Vera Crus April y.
proxreso IL and Havana a. TO the New
York and Cuba Mail Sc Co, wi'h ia pesssh-
sera mails and mdse. Arrived ~ 'he e~'
steamer GulfOiL Fort Arthur April $, 70
the Gait Refining co. with mos& Passed In
> steamer TansmaS (Nor), st Johns n r.
Agr.l q anu Halifax $ Ia, 10 bowtihk
~. with mdse. Arrived At the Bar at
stesmer 81 Dia Galveston April II. 20
. the Southern Pacific Go, with mSss fesseo
Steamer CITY OF 5, Louis, Savannah April
he 10 the ocean IS 90. with passengers ana
I|ntSe Passed ia Quarantine at eslo M.
Steamer Marie al Giorgio INcrl, sauna April
~ 10 tNe Atlantic freit CO. with fruit Ar
rived at the bar az 10 = m 10th, - a,
steamer NeidcrsSin (Norl Arica January -
Nesnlones February :. AniafoFasta v CNrohe1
ia Men,evidoo March and 81 Lucia 81 via
BslUracre April a. 20 Vessel puVel 4 CO,
Win NOSE Arrived az the Par at IL m
Steamer Bremen tGerl. Bremen April via
Halifax IL. to oelriohs 6 CO, With So cabin
ena S97 storage passengers and mcsS, Ar
lived at the Esr al 1913 y m. len.
steamer Paul Haix ,hr>, Swansea March -,
x ID T Warden. in ballast. Arrived at the
steamer Isusitania tBr, Liverpool April II,
~ the Cnnard IS CO. Ita. With SN0 FIRST 24o
second cabin and $50 steerase passengers. mails
and Hn6Se Arrived al the Bar 81 S;OS m.
J Steamer Frednes (NcTl, Vita April II, 10 the
Shunsoa So Line with sugar. Arrived at the
Bar a. m.
Steamer Animal CGresk, Pirreus March -
Kalansts - and Patras 90 10 \ GSlanos,
With IS arst It's second cabin and Lisa steer
ege passengers and mdse. Arrived 81 the Bar
a. ~ 40 ? m. 10th
Steamer Rochambeau Orl. Havre April s. 70
the CompSEnie Generate Tr2nSatanocue. with
Isl cabin and 1.2l7 steeTage passengers and
nndsc Arrived AZ the Bar 81 1.So y m
\ Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News end
I<orfOlk. 20 the old Dominion Ss CO, with
passengers ard m3se. Passed in Quarantine az
tSG N.
sandy Hook, n = April IL, $50 ? un-Wint
northwest hSht breeze; clear; smooth ses.
SAILED.
| Steamers Sarsmscco (Srl. Belize; Romney
kNSr) Manchester: Frins Mauri.s Uuteh, 81
j arc: SeVuranca, Nassau: NaNahoe, Winning
on. y 4. and GeorEctown. c. California
3Dsn. motor. Copenhagen via Baltimore;
fSrsnkrig DAM. Havana; Jefferson. Nortolk
am Newport News: MongineVro UtaN, Balu-
more: 81 Paul. Southampton George Hawley,
Ncrfolk: Potomac l2rl. Montcvideo Via New
port News: DundrennGn (Br), Norfolk; Lenape,
Charleston AID JacNsonyluei FermSnd lNor).
halifax RavclS,on tBr), Newport News;
Bella Nor. 1anes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

IrpuRON AVE, e cor OF 171st ST., 20x
100: Henry Silleck. tr. agt Gustav Boenihe'
d,,,,er. carl l. Rieger, contractor; SlSi %.
AIgDUBON AVE, 100; Woodford i Elmer
ngt enrne: $50. no,,o
= BROADWAY, n cor or 8lth 81 lVONloO,
r ,Lens iron and steel Co agt Times Square
imnrovement co, owner; Ravitch Bros, con-
tractors; S22 IT. ooo - ,.,..
rron and steel Co agt Coast Construction
20 owner; Ravltch Bros contractors;
95TU ST. 15s to 166 West; Lukens Iron
cd steei 60 agt julius Tishman and julius
Tisbman e. Sons. Inc, owners; Ravitch Bros,
contractors: 1894 %.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n g. 400 II
-, Jeno, ave 1OOx1O0; John A Hendricks
60 act Young Womon's Hebrew Association,
owner; Ravitch Bros. contractors; $4,000.
A,on SONS AIT Peter Doeger Brewing Co,
owrer. paul j Exner co. contractor; 1882 IS.
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WORK WANTED.
Afala.

EXPERT real estate salesman legal education
desires n connection with high class real
estate concern. Adress. o. NJ. Box 10. Tribune
Office.
PAINTER wants work. real estate owner;
small Jobs attended 70. Netzler, l2lS ist ave.
PIANO TUNING.-f YOU desire piano properly
tuned 81 80 try honest. conscientious man.
JOS WOODWARD. 10+S Lafayette ave. brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN 49, desires permanent position.
town or country; had charge OF gentlemans
strictly temperate quiet disposition; willing
and obliging. f. J. ANDERSON. 497 Dean ST.,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

by Telegraph to The Tribunel
Trenton, n. j.. April 1.-THE following
New Jersey charters we're filed to-day:
Engineering Development Company. East
Orange real estate: $4,000; #. w. Roller
George l.. Crosby. East Orange; Charles J.
Boyne. Butler
Levinson Lumber Company Hobokcn
lumber: 10000: Morris Levenson, Jacot
Levenson. Louis Levenson. Hobokeu.
Craftsman Realty Company. Newark: rea
estate: 1925. 600; John Verrier. Allison W
Nerrier East Orange; Ira S. Kerr, South
Orange.
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The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
APRIL IT.
Manhattan.
Items under 5000 ornitted.)

Items unutr FO,VU UInINeedI
9TH AVE. cor 22d st; to sty lonsi
sixth Avenue 29d Street Corporation. 4l5 Canal
ST. owner; y II James & A w Cordes. ia West
18Th st. architects $4,000.
BROOME ST. 236; TO story MOVING
pictures, offices and synagogue; Groos, eo5
Southern Boulevard, owner; L. Sheinart lSS
Bowery, architect; 5000
GOTH ST. 10 East; to sty and basement
dwlg; T. Van Chorus and Runbach. ga 5th
ave, owners: l. A Sheinart. architect: 5000.
3iTH ST ia East; 10 sty and basement
furnished rooms; b Bahlgren, Ill 3D. ave,
owner; A l. Adams, 2l7 East 5th st archi-
tect; 5000.
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for two 6 sty apartments, bsrnI; Same o"hef'
same arch tect; 800. 600. , -. D., &
AUDUBON AVE. cor lsoth 81, TOT
sty apartment. lDxSli Same V""o''
architect; $4,000. a. As, .,o,.
2srH sr, 233 10 81 West for ~ sly store
ana factory. s. 6x94g: Holland Holding 20: -
East 4lst st, owner: + Zobel. IS west sSh
ct, architect; $4,000.
The Bronx.
WESTCHESTER AVE. n 8, 4Ol Il OF rugs
lev ave: / sty frame stable and she'd 25hzo'
James Ganley, 14i5 Doris 81, owner; Anton
Primer 2069 Westchester ave, architect; cost,
$500
PALMER AVE. s. i25 n OF Needham
ave. three l sly frame bungalows l2xZH CIaH~
ford Real Estate and Building Co. George
Crawford s East AID ri, owners; William
Keegan. last i2d st, architect; cost, ~
PALMER AVE, W r. rs II n OF Needham
ave; three / sty frame bungalows. 15X2I Craw-
ford Real Estate and Building Co. George
Crawford, East t2d st. owners; William
Keegan. East 42d at, architect; total cost,
N,20o.
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tloce ~ n
Destination and steamer $50 m
Hawaii Japan, CoreR, China. Philip
pines (yia san rrsnciscol--M anchuria. Apr. y
Hawaii (Nia SSan rranciscol--Sierra, Apr. "a
Japan, Coree, china (via Tacoma)-
Seattle Mafusss. .ssssst,pi -
Tahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand, Australia via san francisco)
Tahiti Observation-Disclosures, Apr. 20
Japan Corea, China. Philippines tvia
Acknowledgement OF india. ....,..,,,..Ap Is
Hawaii, Guam, Philippines via San =.
Franciscol-U 8 transport. Apr ~
Hawaii samoan Islands. New Zealand,
Australia Cvia san Franoisco)-sonon,a May
Awstrsl,a 2via Observation-Disclosures. May 8
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON AVE. S e cor 18th
81. for a sty apartment. 927xll5; II ii Con-
structlon Co, 81 East 1881 81, owner; G Is
Movers, / Union Square West, architect;
$3.50 900.
AUDUBON AVE. cor ls6th st; for 8
sty apartment. 95xts7; Aspnwall Apartments
20 East 42d st. owner: Thomas 2526 Web
ster ave architect $4,000
AUDUBON AVE. G $, d2 II n OF ls5th St;
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ia eavoie, reported az Tie miles east Of
Sandy Hook at ei3 a m yesterday, IS expected
70 dock Sunday forenoon.
The Cedric reported as "a miles east Of
! Sandy Hook az noon yesterday. is expected to
dock this forenoon
The Graf WalderBee, reported as 40 miles
east Of Sandy Hook a. a m yesterday iG ex-
pected 20 dock this afternoon or Sunday fore
noon.
The America, reported as $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected 10
dock Sunday forenoon.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Gov
eruesses, etc. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
flies. Apply to Irs. N. j. YoUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, April 1.-THE following incor-
poratlons were filed with the Secretary Of
State to-day:
The Riverside Ice Company. Manhattan; no.
900; Harry Bailey 1913 West seth ST.. New York;
Oscar j. Dennis William Bates, New York.
National Cork Company, Brooklyn; 10000;
David Sutherland. ir.. Bergen Place. Freeport,