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csc MILDLY BIouses,

Children's MILDLY Blouses.
of white galatpa cloth and
palm beach material: sailor
collars black. red and navy
blue trimmings: sizes q TO /.
years. Third Floor-Juvenile
Sectiop.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-23
S1.OO and $I.25 I'm.
breIlaS, 60c

Mems and Women's Rain
proof American Taffeta I'm
brellas. 26 and - inch sizes;
paragon frames; high-grade
handles,
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TZNC Ndtt1HyS, /HC
Close woven Seamless China
Mattings. in CHEEKS aud
stripes, of green. red AMI
brown. limit. 40 yards Ia
huyer.b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-23
SOC kimOnOS, &c

Women's Muslin Drawers
with deep hcmstitched rnfflr
made with French bands: full
ut sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-23
Children's Drawers,

Children's Muslin Drawers,
made with cluster :ucks and
neatly made buttonhole bands.
Sizes . to 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-23
Bungalow Aprons,

Women:s Bungalow Aprons
good quality bingham. will
kimono sleeves and pockets
full cut sizes.
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SOC Union Suits, SOC

BOYS and Girls Unitce
Union Suits. low neck and
sleeveless: knee length: open
or drop seat; bleached only
finished with double row Of
buttons; sizes 4 TO is years.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNT or -
YORK John " Bowers. - trys,,. ~
pIaln'lR against Eliza Manic s.1 -,
defendants. In pursuance II o.-'f,
foreclosure AMI sale. duly maAe s-s -. 80. =
In tho above entitled action and -, - ,.s,fs
tho fs'h day of March 1915. ,s. z o..
signed. the referee in sad Iutgrs,. ~ ~.-.'''
"ill sell ~ public auction a. ~. r,-se..
Saiesroom so. lt-i5 Y.ssy s,re.. 70
Borough of Manhattan Cty o, n, -
On ne l5th day o' April. 1915. az /. ~. ~
noon on tna' day. b. Joseph p Dsy -
tioueer. the promises directed By 80 -
follows: 'Oe' a.
Al that certain lot. ple-s Or pare,
'ith the building thereon ersc,.t 80.
lying ana being In the Borough Of M.,s,'
tan, of the City County and S's,. !, -
York. and bounded and described >, ,,,,.-r
Beginning A. poir' on the nor,b.riv ~
Of SiNtiefn street distant Two hur4,.t -
hfty-hye fe"t westerly from the corn,, 80,
by the Intersection % ths nOr'herly ~. !,
SiNtleth Street. With the westerly ~. !, =.
ond Avenue thence running nor,hsrIv 49,,
lel with the westerly s.Ie ~ ssco5i ,s..'. 80
and part - tho way through a "a. -.
one hundred feet five inches 10 IA. r.,,,. -. -
Of the block thence westerly along ssi9 -. -,
line 81 the block and parable. With re sc,....
ly side of SiXt!e'h Street tpAn,y Zee, 49,.
s0uther.y again parallel with m. ,....s
side o. second Avenue and part Q, ~. -.
tance through . party wall. on. hlr,r.d o.,
five inches. 70 the nOrthtriy side o, sir,,-e
Street and thence essterly along "a. ,o,.,-
erly side Of SXtieth Street. twenty ,.., \,
the point or place ot beginning. "
Dated. New York. March 2f,h 1915
JOHN H. CORWIN. p.,.,,.
MIDDLETON s. RORLAND. Ai,orr.y q,
Plaintiff. IS Cedar Street. Yauhauas' N.v
York =. Y.
The following 4. a diagram o. n. p-o,.-,
70 ne sold rs street number Il 10 Ear rt.
tieth Street:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25

but IL was nearly o'clock b.f.
entered the building. Fror, ~ ~
the four thieves went down ~
third floor. and after gainln, Z.
trance were forced 70 cut , "a e.
the floor before they could % ~. y,
Paul Finkelstein's place. " ne
Desirous Of catching IN.
the goods, the detectives follo~.1g ~
into the building. Despits 49, hss
ever, the thieves had worried ~, h's.
were just in the act OF car,y;s az
$4,000 worth Of silks whe, ,s q.
teetlves placed them under s,,s a.
Al the Fifth Street police s%t,,i. %
burglars gave their name, =, y,
Brodsky. twenty years old sn,
Columbia Street; Samuel ~ H'
twenty-three years old. Of l2I SSflilot'
Street: Hyman Albert. tyen,v',;S.n ;Snh'''
old. Of lO4 Avenue b, and Har,v pyss''
twenty-four years old, Of l37 1:le,ls "eels
Street. Rubin, the police saw ,,,'' rn,''
term in Elmira. '''''d
The four pen were later ,,,.,
before Magistrate Deuel., in n. ~.
Market court, and held in a 5od 1,''l I
for examination tomorrow. ''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
LAWYER IN CONTEMPT
AS Head of Bankrupt Concern
He Would Not Testify.

Paul VI. Abrahams, a lawyer under
suspension for malpractice and presi-
dent OF the bankrup, New York Cloth
Sponging Company, was found guilty
Of contempt Of court yesterday by
Judge Hough. i'm the United States Dis
trict Court. after he had refused TO
testify IN an examination Of the spong-
ing company affairs.
The examination was based on
charges that Abrahams and several
others had dissipated $4,000 OF the
firms assets and that their conduct
was calculated to defeat the rights OF
the company's creditors. Early this
month the officers of the company
charged that competitors had ruined
their stock with acids and razors.
Judge Hough said an order would be
issued committing Abrahams 10 tho
custody OF the United States Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
ASCH FIRE DANGER
NOT YET CURBED
Fourth Anniversary OF Disaster
Finds Safety Lesson Un-
learned, Says Expert.

To-day will be the fourth anniversary
Of the Asch Building factory fire, IN
which ii6 workers lost their lives.
Since the disaster as "The Manu-
facturers' Bulletin for Fire Protec-
ton" issued by the Joint Board OF
Sanitary Control in the garment INDUS
tries, points out-there have been
number Of salutary laws passed, as
well as other constructive legislation
for reducing the fire peril in factories.
The reactionary forces have, how
ever. succeeded in repeating some pro-
visions of the laws and retarding EN-
cient enforcement of new legislation IN
two industries These have nearly 41,-
600 men and women working above the
sixth floor and 10000 above the tWelttn'
The legislation Of 1912 and 1913
THE Bulletin" says, did not go iar
enough. The height Of loft buildings
is still unregulated and unlimited,
there arc not sufficient stairways, ana
old fire escapes have been permitted 70
remain. Few buildings have been
equipped with automatic sprinklers,
doors still open inward. aud minor ire
protection devices are still neglected. .,
Although the occupancy law IS stlll
on the statute books. it's enforcement is
lax. and the fire drill law is hardly en-
forced at all. Factories are still Delng
built without horizontal exits. when
makes them practically unemT TABLE
within a reasonable time.
II. f. J. Porter. formerly fire expert
Of the New York State Factory Com
mission. says that buildings have not
been made safer since the Asch fire, and
that the actual safety of workers has
been very little improved. He believes
that for a building 20 be safe 1t must
be emptied in three minutes. The Bul-
letin" shows that many Of the ls4
shops in buildings of twelve stories
cannot be emptied in ten, twelve, or
even fifteen minutes.
The Joint board urges the state 90
insist that all buildings six stories and
higher be absolutely fireproof, that the
number of workers on each floor be
Limited according 20 the capacity OF the
exits. that fire alarms and sprinkler
systems be installed. as well as fire
proof towers. and that all new struct-
ures have az least one stairway Tor
each two stories.
II asks the city government 20 or
canizc a centralized building depart
ment. demand the .iling and approval
Of plans for new buildings. a license
for occupancy by manufacturers and
maintain an efficient inspection service.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
pTRfIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE kto ~ - 49,
the Board ~ Water Ssppy o. ~ Ms,,,
tweuty-secOnd floor. Muric'paI hu,. h5,,.,,,
PARK Row. centre and chambers ST -.
New York City. until D. \. ", OF, ,..
dav' April ~. 1915. 'or contract l1.' ~
surf4cing Win yl,rided br,ieS. 5.o.Ss l,Ss a.
macadam about miles of nig 80
conS,ructing about 8 miles of gutfd -
a. the Ashoksn reservoir ~ Ir,r'sy me 'uis,'
Coun,v Sow York. The grading tor 'nt,,
highways has been largely done
A. the above p,sc. and tim. th- 30
viii be publicly opeued I'D r,.l e., slss,r
phlcts containing Information 70, ,.si a,
and contract drawings can 10 ~. 80.
the above address. a. she ofce o., ..7 5s'.
retary. Lv depositius the sum ot ra, ,,r
lars tsfOl In cash or ''S cqli S,,I.,'.,
each pamphlet For further p.,r,,l A.
apply 10 the Office % ~ Fr'nss,.
s.stsut Engineer - fh' snole spu,t.,,.
CHARLES STNAt - -,
ritNpI'ES y CHADNl'h'
JoIN r. GhLNlN. v,,-
Commissioners OF tn" board o.
" RRltcE coRR secretary
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
Midtown Business Leases.

NJ 4 7 He's lcsscd for the Hess Building Con.
paly Rooms 1904 aud 1905 ON the sl1teenth ilo'r o
The Hes Ruillinc 3btl 80. and -th Gy.. Co. The
Lion SILK Mills. also. a. ~ an AZ. Rooms l-ol.
1909. 1908 aIu l-uf. to SalcIuuicT. levin q Co..
WuD.ic.S and urCe, goods.
Nelson Lec a Green leased 70 the Lnhin Manu-.
featuring CJmparN Of Philadelphia, producers oi
motion pictures, ihc seventh floor lu tle Mecca
Buldfg RrpadwN a0o i>h s.. 'or general onoeS
The .ca., is for long ,Dm ~ years and completes
tlo renting ~ this building
Edward w browning leased 20 Burchcil, CLARK q
osau accountants located for several wears iu the
Singc- building. q hall floor IN tho Worlds Tower
,BuII Ing Jos 20 ll2 West 4oh ST.. i0- a term OK
Ncar,.
: Osgood Pell Co leascd Tor term Of years
%. s. ka'yil Che store a. 20 IVES, +hth 50. 70 A
bert - Whitney. who spegializCs ga az china.
Pa,Sol Mel. MtTiu COMPANY. Inc. leased Tor
NJ NJ Ikayverd 4 Co the seventh ,oft a. 3ll and
sl3 West 4.d s. 70 J. Livingston 4 Co.. Inc.
electrical contractors 80
Huberl & Huberth lessed the store in ls46 ID
ay foo samuel Grpb for term Of years, and he
store @, 1851 Psrh ay for Two years ~ the Ana
Remedy Company. medical candles.
Porter n Co. leased fof Allen Tucker 10 A'et-
a. i.c Mauquat :o- tenn of years thc store a. 90
We-t l2ilh -.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
Downtown Business Rentals.

Pes-e & Tnlmsu have suh-,esstl fo G-epnston &
pelZ f.e first lof' a. ..-.1 John S.. and ia the
same building space 20 Henry Lehrnsa.
Nelson. Dee y Green have leased f.r Samue! IA.
Jacobs fine sfOlr sud basement Al l+l Fulton s'.
adjoining o.. Bennett Eg.ljng so Bc'uaT Ma
faI.cn. tIn.ut.t % fue .an.c die and physical
....r.st. who Val open lcfe fhe seventeenth s'ots
u fine Physical Culture restaurant company
THE STANDARD uI Company ~ NCN orh has
'ea,ei through Burton Thompson * Co.. Irc. Ne
store. O. iu %" standard Arcade al ao Broadway.
90 a. Carroll q Co.. dealer, IH f.... fruits
Charles J N.t,s f.Hrsry hs, leased 20 17ss
stefan 4 CO. '- fy, Story luiIiag 80, Pearl o.
,O- five ,csr. ;..u Ma. ' I.c building was rc.
Gently altered Tire agss" s"gafe rental WIS $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
Comprise Three Houses
Just Completed at North
ern Avenue Corner.
SELLS OLD HOLDINGS
NEAR THE CONCOURSE
Mrs. O'Brien Transfers TO Builder
Block Owned by Family for
Forty Years.

The Presbyterian Hospital has OBJ
tanned from the New York Institute for
the Education Of the Blind an option
on the former American League base
ball park, at Broadway and l65th ST.
Details of the transaction will be found
elsewhere.
The Haven Construction Company,
Charles Flaum. president, sold 10 Wal
ter J. Rich for investment three nve
story apartment houses just completed
at the northwest corner Of Northern
nv and lS0th ST. on plot l25Xl47 feet.
The block on the other side OF the
street, which was completed last fall,
and consisting of four similar houses,
was recently sold by the Haven Con
struction Company to various investors,
Mr.. Rich purchasing one of them.
Title TO the corner just sold was
taken last July and the buildings were
completed. fully tenanted and sold
within seven months. The property
was held at S2s5,000, and the deal Is
for all cash.
Weschler & Kohn represented the
Haven Construction Company in the
transaction, and Harry Mack, OF NJ. s.
& !. s. Isaacs. acted for the purchaser.
$. & j. II. Albert were the brokers IN
the deal. This is the eighth parcel
purchased by Mr. Rich through the
same brokers within year.
Richard II. Scobie has sold for Mrs.
Thomasine F. O'Brien to client for
Improvement. the entire block consist
ing Of 16la lots, fronting 2O2 feet on
the south side of l84th ST., 2lO.2S feet
on Valentine av., POS feet on Ryer av.
and 206 feet on Field Place. This
property is 60 feet east of the Grand
Boulevard and CorcourSe, and has been
in the O'Brien family for forty years,
at which time Miles O'Brien, who was
president Of the Board of Education
for many years, had purchased the
same and gave the deed to Mrs.
O'Brien, who has owned it up TO the
present time. This is the fifth large
parcel sold by the same broker IN the
last few months in this section.
Other sales follow:
CANNON ST Isabella Schw,h and Theresa
,cp,. Iqy. -r,rIi f1 VI. Ci.f0n l2S cannon 81. "
49, zof, tenement house. on IO' -lt-oU. h-s.
Uou.fu. ~ The sellers acquired 'he p'p.'
last month as plaintiffs iu foreclosure ACTON
~ 'uiTn ST Paul A NcGolrck has sold TO- q
,ory fath1u-e ON lot 2O4ioo.ll. located - Zee.
'lST Sf Siaa,an & Hobbs ha1. sold for me
....t. of Nora shannon t-i West .4st g.. H''"
stor, high si9op dwelling oA loi ihiV-.-' '.'
NC, Ina ay THE new owner VIII V..Ap5.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25

a.t.yr..,tt- .snrrp.. .t.rfNry lv N-tV
- - htN j. ~, u ,..l.-.... -,
lorN ioth i'''7 I,.',. u-,,r,'.
-, ,,,',..,.,.., - a judgement
Defendant. IA pll -laA, o. a Jus -. -.
of foreclosure and sale. il.y msle ara -.
tfii ,'-.,,ir.. ~ 49, ,,a 4-5 d,. ~ N.rc6 1915
3edtsus .,..,. uS,e we "'' , ."' ptfsrSs m .,4
j. ,lr 80 ..... s-,i at ngbe a..
.L. f-,.i,.,-. Salesroo,r Nos
t."'.'. -, - "a, ,F. rorougf N Nar.
- 80, - ". va. %, tbs sth isr
,-,r 80 70 o..I5rt roor or d.,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
FOUR MEN TRAPPED
WITH SILK LOOT
Surprised by Detectives While
Carrying $4,000 Booty from
Loft Building.

Four weeks ago Detectives Oliver
and Fennelly. Of Lieutenant Stapleton's
squad, saw an eX-convict walking along
Avenue A near Second Street. From
watched. He kept pretty well 10 him
self up to about a week ago. when he
met three others. Since then il has
taken six detectives to keep track of
them.
Apparently satisfied that they were
free from bulls" he four men yes
terday started out to loot loft at
lOS East Houston Street 1t was a lit
tie after , o'clock when they got there,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
Apartment Leases.

Pcase & Elllman rented FOR Samuel A Her7os
a. apartment M 500 FarS Gy. a. ,fu st.. 10
Julian VI. Gerard. brother O. ,hc Am. .assador 90
Germany.
Douglas J. Gilman 4 Co. leased an apartment
% fifteen rooms and Four baths in 'h. building
under construction az 40 Park av.. corner OF tith
ST. with living Bacon Il lierry, associate hrno.
cts. 60 pr. Wi.ian SesmSns. also al apart
rusrt ip JOB last seth So GO Mr. =. Davis SpoCner
and one ia is East Ash 81 20 Mrs Martha MAY
Asri.
: Ossood Pei & Co. leased furnished an
apartment a. o60 Riverside Drive for y. = Oliver
t1 sydney T.. Reilly. s-o. for Ieota Hchsri an
spar'uel. a. 20 los. tjth a. % Ms. W G.. Nj
kiu'c,.
TIE Real Tststs Management Company leased
20 ths-.e. Herr an apartment ~ e4i lNyetslue
Drive for Mrs. Mary Lyons
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25

W.st i-nth street
The approximate amount ~ N, n.'
charge. 10 satisfy vl'en tns apoVe
scribcd property ~ - 30 SOLD. Is =, nj.
Thousand Two Hundred Skt. .egh' -,
lars and Eight Cents 'fi' -'N.''. o..
tDt.resf thereon from tho .ul dsy of ~
ruary. 1915. together With costs SO
Iorarce amounting 20 ff'4o'. ntn ~, ~,
ost from March arj. 1918. togein.I 80.
The expenses Of the sale. The sppIoA'-'- 80
amount o. the taN"s. assess'he "a
.ter rates. or other .ous. Rhich .'s.
be allowed % the purchaser opt o.
purchase money or pait bF me 80,
IS S3t".S0. besides pera.ties anl in''
Dated New York March II ~,
J. UAMPDEN DOIGHEEI1 he''''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
sI,RRnGATES NOTICES.

NOBLE. ALrREp-rE PURsU,'aSSs.lssn ="
an order Of Hon; ,oJosg JSn 6t S.% Is..
Surros9,e Or, OF tns sl,.u 70 an persons ts'lse. avg.
n..oe n'.,oSs Is ssinst n,' sifred Nob's las o.
Sy 81 ygreseh, asa I the same th yo1cssr, b; r,,,s's @
10 The subscribef at .,,. s.' of ot M. suOrsu,
Ing bushes. at the ot'ss hss, 0' =, : Brosds..,s
Miieet; Ts~ York, on or before A''H -
lsii x.L f1r,oher s'h. 1914
FRHiEpERicK c; 6 = N@BLEK, = KhiiS, fftSuimi iam,iec..
"lLBrn.c Br..c,,tor' 20 BroadNaS Nss
asifv
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH -
Manhattan.

Frederic de = Poster trustee to. Tred.tic Dc y
Foster and ann. Tuxedo l'afk. y J Ans,,' ''",i ti
Same io same trustees. same Properij same a''(f
1.-TWO asIgmfutJ. - H.. 90
Same tn same. same property same '"y' W. ~ 6oo
SANG to Samson Lschm,n. 3i' i'6ih same aoc
same e,,. ,o r-~cric do T. Foster and ano. itus
ts,s Tuxedo PARK Y: Madison az. s. '1ll
Il7ih 81. 2jreO. same sitys three s''lst
SANE trustee. 20 Josef schmalzl. 1927 lG;,h d5 81
17oms, ss%g rG,lips s'i :" wilson NJ Powell f. 80 :
iotb r. or . wall 81 Thompson st. - N'..u,. N'.vuo
same e. Elsie T. Tugraham, 2e2 W $50 - sein9 olle
property. atty. " u Powell. - Wall q si'.,''
Ws.lrv Really 90 to Thomas Grsrdiucerri and aho
- Charlton 81 1884 IT, 2iC-2J2 W tiJ'' s,9d 700
I,ssI l, LSwc"feld Of al crrs. 70 Muriha & scbmod
CORN. 40 lo9.h ST SSH ST. 4l' AZ p A'},.
wilson Il 4 ". 4s william s. ,,o u ,so,h
Noulecs Realty 60 60 Morris Cohen. 500 W iN",,h
g. rinehurst as. 'i.'C. aiiJs' h'n'fo"i| tleo
s,,, o g"I' II',ii.,.,e,r n Rae A Illlens,cr 5ol
lloth So. lith o.. al l.. ai''. i iA"c"'''' e.
,,lii,ili, l' ,-,. and ano errs. TO MahIs Kracl-
a-d nno trustee. ,-a J. Ssti .t: 10Th st. y 5, ~
a. Avenue A g,A"g. lof av : lO4-f 5 shih si.
Iro2 I5, 2n ,I,E ar s,li,iooS illn % it. 5oi W i,,h
st. s. 80 Hraauuf.. av. -'t'9 u. aly. LEWIS
: Gocbcl Il rars Row gsiE a,sisnmeggi" "a 1iS
Mary J. Harrison % Lawyers Mortgage 60. ~ lhp
crty 81. Washington 81 West, 81. ~ ' 'o.
Lawyers Mortgage Go 10 Title Guarantee an! dr,. o,
1.oo,,s FSII 10 Else K Powell 100 7o'l ST
aI-t S. 25I-36, ". atty. W VI Powell. Wal
same and auo 70 Frederick Field. Port C1c,s,,r
J. I'd 81 3lS..22 = 'ame aIty: . s,,yVo r,cy
y, -, ,,,r,. aaf1 g. al ". atty. New
w mi. t,,.,,ra,ce 10. $1,000
T,', Irs,iranr, 90 of Y n James A Trovhdige
' s. 900
Grorsanna Brewer 70 Lawyers TILE Insurance and
~" '' '" '' So. 900
Lawye}. Tile Insurance and Trust Co to Ada NAn
s. Nicholas av 5oSll-9. ary. Lawyer, n,!r H.
surahac and Tfu>' Co.. s'l;VuD
and ano. Kiyurou =. n s.. 90 '1illNl =.
.i71IUoK irrcg. atty. J. Il Cheiel go BWa': y
BEN kub to Io, freeman. 20 l. Npfh II. LuI""
10 >. att,, BaHIIrf a ~ - Bway 800
Title Guarautee and Trust Go 10 susan X Hunter
Adams Mas. Avenue H. -''; any, I'VE ,''nLo
auree and Trust 60. F'.V''
The RrnnN.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
Realty Notes.

= willard 4 Co lave been appointed agents
... fire ,f, ,fo.l Fortress apartments a. lt'fh e.
ALI Inf Washington a.
Nuli,Uu ~ August have removed their offices
20 .D thur 81.
% NJ Gilbert IS now fn charge % the industrial
dUpaUmeu. o' Ewing Bacon Heliv.
I.,re wild De- meeting of fHe West Side Tax
rs.r.' Association tomorrow evening A. ~ We
4ftI ,f
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
LONG ISLAND.

FOR low COST. high grade bunss lows
VISIT BriEhtWatCrs: Booklet on reque7'
T n ACKERSON co. ! West satin s.. n
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
The Bronx.


wrnSrrp Av e. ess Iiir o.. 1898 srls "a
"a =. T.b / 1909. ! ecigson and ano 10 w ~
schumachcr. - l. l6lst It. atty. hshsl, -oo oo,
Mt,t,hester N. '
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25

OWN street
Th- approximate amount of n. l,.s =,
charge. to satisfy which - shovs-is.rit,!
property IS 20 he sold. is il0Sl5s3. Win n.
terest thereon from 'he 18th day q, yrh
1915. together with The costs and snoEa-1.
% SJi6.3l. with interest from Nrrs
18Th. 1918. together with the expenses q n.
sale The approximate amount of the tsH.s g..
s"ssmcuts ana water rates. o- o-asr .!srs
which are 20 be allowed 20 'he purchase o..
OF the purchase money or rai b. he rs'.
cree is s6-j.oo and interest. sad premise,
Viil be- sold subject to ,O' AGar's and rss,f...
'ious contained iu agreements RECORDED l
L.Der COS of Convey auces. pages 81. AM .'t
lu deed recorded I'm Liter 9S2 o. Conveyance
page SCI. and agreement recorded IN Liss'
1893 Of Conveyance. page sf6. ard IN ise
-, ,orieI iu Ii5or 1886 of Couyeyasces. pss.
800. ln parry wall +zreemcrf recorded
] lber l0f1 o. C0Itsrtlr's. page 20. al D.
'he New Yor, County Register. Oiace. s's..
uf facts shown ou -lra ar made Dr. p
Nn-frsui dated Sep.em e- 18th. 1905 all
. lIIts of tenants az said premises
Dated. \rN York Mach ,Nh 1915
JOHN b tORWIN Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
New Theatre for Broadway.

Mitchell u Marx. head of the syndicate IS. ...
own, the strand Theatre a. Broadway a-u a .'
ST. is said to have leased property a. nc nor
Tie property IS owned Nv Ms MsT iitzgeIa'l
nld fronts 100 fee, GA Broadway and 4',4O 'ee'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-25

I,so ST. ns sTii " pleasant az botieo.I u .,,,.
ii 1905 y and Fsula stern To y stem a, neo
Amend A. A. iip Nassau -; 49, 49,,
t2STN ST 86l 1893 " mtg on lease. &c &c I'T - =,
faii ID Harris 10 W Harris. 2Oi eon ~
80 N 1 IInLnlaieln. g1l NNav. f--l'V
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MAeRe,a2l Estate ;
J\Mdrket-
apartments on Heights
Purchased BY MpeStOr

on S-th 81 The lease e reported N he for twenty
ono ycsrs. With several renewals. for an Aggregate
NnLaL u s. 100 600
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DInCr Beautiful ole 'amil
BAY RIDGE 5s@,''. 5;.5s .,s,:,,s, ~. room. Is
p-ovrment s. 100 to $4,000. Easy terns.
ON RIDGE BOULEVARD
/ NEED MONEY

WIN sscrihc, nv 2-famuv house. twenty -oom,.
,,earn parauef floors Paint. decorations new.
,nper Hoof leased S120 annually. Income 1900.
EIpenses S726 50 profit So 30. located i1 sec
tion a. high class homes OfeIed Tor quick sac
- htnlcrt y s.. Ilhlne-
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ACTION SALES.

By VIRTUE or ~ At - NRR.,S,;.s 1S;.s
merged into an ~, 'nrJ' 10 ,S'' 1915. (, A. y,
Aut''2ne.r :. g,r.t street ,G... g. su,s .. :
=, - Never HUGH MCBRIDE AS'A
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COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.

Jury Calendar MACK.
Room t07. I'oytorics BUILDING
Tiievafsr Uil-Glnhe Ind
tase on. 80 dsl Csleudar.
Iury Calendar HUNT.
Room 3.3. Postofice Bulldinf
IAnEe /Whist .,.,.,.,, u.Nn !
Room l. WoOlwonh Bdlldms
Robins { Belt Link Rclt ,
Admiralty Calendar MAYER j.
Room , Woolworth Building. .,,,,,,
,rt,,,-t,, ctr potomsc smithShippins SsHWh
~ stor. UIlJ'Tug Thompson -.
" ~, T,,',,,, srs," ~" AmTransp/ SchAWsnos
MnrrellI IWcstch Light Ire hhS.
Halaban/ rugNy omissinG feir'l SAN. snu,..colCSY
Cslu/F Smith Cont hcbriuleall W, ,t,ov,td
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QUEENS COUNTY.

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Trial Term -BLACkMAR. J.
Calendar u Pa I a. 10 a m
td.e on. NO day calendar
lghest reached. 1853.
Decisions By ELACkMAR
First National Rank Of Amityyille- Bond approved
People of the state of NeN York Blat'ner IN -
Hri iu r. Six. In re Ofirng IN re- Wsgenbach. 4.
m 70 Bucklet, in 70 Serra-Ofdsrs signed.
iesndeil Wood,,de Heights Land Corporation O.
Orders signed
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sURRoGAres' COURT CHAMBERS.

t0IAI.AN. :
WILLS FOR pROBATE-At 1880 q m
ard lrlpairich MAJ 4 kr4Es
Nsrg.raf FORBES Julius Hermann
HaIri, Cohen VIM Murray
Mar IAcu Alfred " Nsvnard
Lmms lfsc" Lmily Nc~ts
Trlsi 1rm-fONLER S-At 10 % A "
No day cslcrlar