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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
couSTY-John De Hart. plaintiff. against
Vivian Sedman De Hart, defendant. Ae-
ton for an absolute divorces.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In his action. and to serve a
copy OF your answer on the Plaintiff :
Attorney herein within twenty days after
the service OF this m exclusive OF
the day Of service. and In case of youi
failure to appear or answer. Judgment
Will be taken against YOU by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. May II. 1915.
MANTOS NJ. WYNELL, Attorney for
Plaintiff, once and Post once Al.
dress. No. 1854 Nassau street, Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendant vivian Sedman DE Hart:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
Of Hon. Clarence j. Shearn. a Justice OF
the supreme Court OF the State Of New
York. dated the 2ist day OF June. 1915.
and hled with the complaint In the once
OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York.
at the County Court House. In the Bor
ouEh OF Manhattan. City and State OF New
York
Dated. New York. July 3. 1915.
MANTON NJ. WYNELI. Attorney for
Plaintiff. once and Post once Ad-
dress. No, 1874 Nassau street, Borough
~ Manhattan. civ ~ New Work.
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Ut SOS THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph p. Day,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at.
tornsy.J
i-sdn a., -'VM' D. ,aS!o e sth aV;
SU,lvh''ta' Mar ~ asaS-iouis ana
ETY. TG Co. rs $3.50
LEoN sis - g. lsts " Church 81,
TsNipe; ort a. p fSpt ana EIiz n
baWneh|e 70 MARIA T. H.dsr, i'o ON az.
bh'Sh' any '"o = i'ueF' .eaar
y ,ooo
Farm AZ ne, oO n ism 81; I5kiop. APT
~ i9v'- iMonnas MaIcoIm Sonst 60
70 Eiw > MeLoushhegi atty, l. IN 7
90 10y bWay, = $1,000
SINE July ; US 10
18TH ST. gss W n,s, s7S " 7th sy. 2Sx
iVVll. June ~, u ana
nelena W'tson 10 sam hirsh' zS62
sway a'Ss' bowers q sahhs' 40 Sedar
i2.rH ST; :s5 ", ~ s;5 W 7th ay, 2SS
ioVih, June ~, lyoi-Mm = and sarah
e Wilson to american Mort Co. '6 Cedar
os1; atI y same .coco' "a $1,000
ooilGuL sSts q ana Helena L Wilson
,,t9Tnn N Ny2HH 'wWn's auys same .ais'Vg0
,oSJh June a. igotnWm F and sarah
= WILSON 10 american mort CO. 80 cedar
skTu 'sT' 40 i...i,,,I; sis;VGo
July 3. loS7-Hy e and Pauline Holt to
iANyers Mofi 20; os Liberty 81; ATTY,
- N'.A"" pN"s - - -. = f'VVV
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PARK AV. DwELLING LEASED,

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
John II. Flagler to william Clark the
five story American basement house ut
IL Park avenue, adjoining the south
west corner of T%hirty-ffth street.
Ames h Co. have leased the dwelling
at 224 West Thirty-seventh street for
y. Weiss to r. Marchisi.
Edward =. Foley 4 Co. have leased
the following dwellings: 1853 West
Twelfth street. to William Thompson
1873 West Thirteenth street. to Elsie
vassilokus 239 West Thirteenth street,
to Mrs. Emile Smith 24s West Fiji
teenth street. to Mrs. T. Zwiner 24l
Dansand 245 West Sixteenth street, to
Mrs. NJ. Jones, and 23s West Thirty
fourth street, to Miss Frances Cross
Gather.
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SUE FOR $2,S4S,4S7
ON STEEL PURCHASE
Eng1islimcn Name Cornelius
Vanderbilt and w. P. G. Hard
ing in Southern Co. Deal.
FALSE VALUES ALLEGED

On the ground OF fraud by the reor-
ranizat!un committee OF the Southern
steel Company in the sale Of stock ana
notes TO English bankers a suit to re-
cover .?.Sis.is7. the amount of the In
,estmen, by the Englishmen, was filed
in the Supreme Court yesterday. The
defendants named are Cornelius Van
derbllt. otto T. Barnard, Robert b. Van
ccrlandt. Walter t. Rosen. Franklin q.
Brown. W. =. @. Harding and the estate
Of lanes 7. Woodward.
The suit is based on alleged false and
FRAUDULENT statements by William w.
Miller Of the law firm OF Hornblower,
Miller. Potter 4 Earle. counsel for the
denomination committee. and by Rob-
et B. Van Courtlsndt. head OF the bank
Ing firm Of Kean. Van Cortlandt 4 Co..
which statements. the plaintiffs say.
we're given with the approval Of all Of
IN. members OF the committee and In
zone cases made under their signatures.
The plaintiffs are Bourke. Schif 4 Co.
and Cecil l.. Grenfell. London bankers,
who bought the securities OF the South
srn Steel Company for a syndicate OF
English investors. The complaint says
the defendants became members OF the
generalization committee Of the South
en Steel Company IN August. 1908. and
that Mr.. Miller represented that the
company's difficulties were u to the
failure to make provision for meeting
.YigencIes OF the financial panic OF 1907.
The defendants, II Is alleged. repre-
scoted that the object Of the committee
was TO supply this deficiency through
the sale OF 81. 900, 900 in securities, Of
which 81, 200, 900 was to be used rs
working capital and the other $1,000 900
IN the payment of debts and making i'm
provements.
The complaint says the defendants
asserted that the company was earn
ing 81, 200. 900 a year and that the
value OF the company's property was
declared In a pamphlet signed by he
defendants to be worth s16,000,00 to
$50, 900. 900, whereas 1t was worth not
over 1000. 900.
The defendants also represented. ac-
cording to the complaint. that from an
mry, 1906, 10 June 80, 1907, the COM
psny had spent sl.652,S7s in improve
ments, and that the net earnings, ex-
elusive of pig iron profits, were s470,-
900 a year. The complaint alleges that
there were no net earnings during this
period, but hat the company was act
ually operated ut a loss.
The plaintiffs say that as a result Of
the alleged false representations of the
members OF the reorganization commit
tee they agreed In January, 1909, to
buy is.090 shares Of the common and
$3.50 shares OF the preferred stock
and 1921 900 in notes, which cost them
S,sis,si7. n which they 10Y seek
To recover.
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BELGIAN ARTISTS LEASE STORE

The j. Romaine Brown Company has
leased the store at ALTO Broadway in
the Wellsmore apartment house for five
years TO the Rembrandt Galleries. Jules
Martin Mime and other Belgian artist,
Will be associated. The main store in
Client has been stripped OF many famous
pictures. which will be on exhibition AT
the New York branch. Louis Kempner
d Son represented the galleries.
Edward 5. Foley & Co. have leased
the store at EOS West Fourteenth street
to j. A. Thomas. and at IS Eighth ave
nue. to Fritz Guggenbuhl.
The nrm Of Leonard J. Carpenter has
leased the third n fourth lofts at 3s6-
702 Broadway. corner Of Fourth street,
to Cohen, Goldman a Co.
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OUTING FOR BANK EMPLOYEES.
HOrnblOwer Il Weeks Anair Held
at Brighton Beach.

The snnual outing of the employees
OF Hornblower & Weeks was held last
Saturday afternoon and evening at the
shelburne Hotel, Brighton Beach. Many
OF the holiday makers passed the aft r.
noon in doing stunts at S~;-eplechase
Park. In the evening they attended a
dl1ner at the hotel. James Dunst6n was
the toastma ster.
Representatives OF the banking firms
branch offices in Boston. Chicago. Phila-
dslphia and Baltimore were present.
Prizes were awarded in dancing and
other events.
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NOTICES.

SHARP WILLIAM.-ln pursuance of an
order OF Honorable John r. cohalsn. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against william sharp. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. TO
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber. at his place OF transacting
business at the once Of his attorneys.
Lord. Day 4 Lord. No. ~ Wall street. In
the City of New York. on or before the Let
day of December next. Dated, New York.
the :tth day OF May. 1915. WILLIAM $.
ORTGIES, administrator c. {, n. LORD.
DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Admlnistrstor
c. { a.. ~ Wal, street. Borough Of Man
haitian. CITY Of New York.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. showers and
somewhat cooler to-day, partly cloudy to-
morrow; moderate northwest TO north
winds.
For New Jersey, partly cloudy to-day:
somewhat cooler in north portion; partly
cloudy tomorrow: moderate northwest and
north winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy
and somewhat cooler to-day; partly cloudy
tomorrow, moderate northwest to north
winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
and cooler to-day: probably showers; fair
to- morrow; moderate west to north winds
For northern New England. showers an
cooler to-day. fair tomorrow: moderate
westerly winds.
For western New York. cloudy to-day
and Tomorrow; cooler tomorrow; mod
crate north to northeast winds.
NEW YORK. Aus. IA vigorous storm
which moved northwestwsrd In the Gulf Of
Mexico was central on the coast Of Texas
yesterday. attended by high winds on most
Of the Gulf coast and rain in the middle
and east Gulf sections.
showers and thunderstorms occurred n
many parts o. the country. but there was
no other definite rain area.
The pressure was moderately high on
the Atlantic coast and westward over the
Missouri Valley. but was low to the west
OF the Rocky Mountains.
1t was warmer In the central valleys
and the Atlantic States. and tempera-
lures were relatively high In most parts
Of the country.
In this city tn. day was fair and
warmer: wind. fresh northwest: average
humidity. 81 per cent: barometer. cor
rected to read TO sea level. at A. NJ,
1908; ; p. NJ. 1885.
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the Official thermometer. Is shown
In the ANNEXED table.
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NINTH AVENUE EXPRESS AGAIN
Trains start After Record Work
In hanging Tracks.

Operation OF express trains on the
Ninth avenue elevated railroad. sus-
pended on August . 10 permit the con-
%struction of new express tracks at Four
teenth. 1hirty-fourth, Fifty-third and
SiNty-siNth streets. was resumed yester-
day. The two weeks consumed in this
work are said by the Public Service
Commission to make a record for this
kind of job, Tho contractors ar.
Terry a Tench, Snare & Trlest and the
+. 4. Gillespie Company.
The new express stations are not
complete. and the service as resumed
yesterday Is the same as it has been
in the past.
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Arrived-MoNDAY August ls.
S. orduna. $3.50 A. NJ. LIVERPOOL. Aug
S. Auchendale,N ~ IS A. NJ. London. July %
IS MISSIONER, 10 A. NJ. HAvre. Aug
IS Borden knight, 3 A. NJ, Liverpool.
S. Port Hunter. 40 A. NJ. Genoa. July 81.
So Siampalia, ) p NJ. Naples, Aug S
IS Nevauay, $50 u, NJ. Liyerp0ol Aug
IS kappahannock, 40 r. NJ, bordeaux.
Aug. 3.
S sou,herndown, $50 p. NJ. St. Nazaire.
Aug. l.
- Bermudisn. as A NJ. Bermuda. Aug "A
S. gregory, ? A. NJ. Barbados. Aux
July H.
s. Coamo, I.2s A. NJ. San Juan. Aug II.
$ Catherine Cuneo, lS A NJ, Porte
S Thcmls, Boston. Aug. II.
IS Sktuda, Puerto Plata. Aus. .
IS JoSe di Giorg1o. Sauna. Aug. 10.
- Monus. New Orleans. Au. 10.
IS California, Baltimore. Aug 10,
SIS II Mundo, Galveston, Aug 10.
ARRIVED RON NEW YORK.
IS American. at Genoa.
Sc SaNonia. ~ Liverpool
- C~nmeronIan, al Liverpool
IS NoordJin, at Rotterdam
s. St. Andre. NJ ~. NazaIrc.
IS Caracas, at San Juan
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. St Ronald, from Perrin
s. Carolyn, from Balboa
- Tuscanla, from Liverpool. Saturday.
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ADAMS. ALREkr Ain pursusnce Of

ADAMS. ALREKT Ain pursuance OF
an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler, a surrogate Of the County Of New
York, Notice s. hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Albert A
Adams, late Of the County OF New York.
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouch.
ers thereof. 10 the subscriber. at place Of
,ransactlug business. No. IS Cedar street.
In the City of New York, on or before the
18Th day Of December next Dated New
York. the l4th day Of June 1915. LULU
+. ADAMS, EAecutriN. GEORGE c. LAY,
Attorney for ENccuiriN, - Cedar street.
New York CITY.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFFRs.

with name ami address of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF second part.)
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Chas. y. de Casanova
. on Premises.
Or YOU own broker.
Tel. Columbus p 0
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MCFARLAND. ANNrE-In pursuanc,

McPARTLAND. ANNtE.-In pursuance
Of an order Of honorable JOHN =. CO.
HALAN. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, NOTICE j. hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Annie Me
Partland. formerly Annie McDouough. late
of the County Of New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
The subscriber. at place ~ tyansacting
business at the ONCE Of Peter J, MCGold.
rick. - Court ST. Borough OF Brooklyn.
In the city of New York. on or before the
s5th day OF September next Dated, New
York. the llth day Of March, 1918
ELlZABETh r. cppN1TGH Adminis'
for Administrative. ~ Court St. Brooklyn.
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NEW BUILDING IN THE BRONX.

Philip ]. Kearns has filed plans for a
six story tenement at the northeast cor
ner of Creston avenue and 1880 street.
1t will cost $4,000 and will cover a
plot 57xS7. The fremont Architectural
Company is the architect. At the north
west corner OF Review place m 23sth
street a five story tenement will be erect
ed OF a plot 50x90 at a cost of $50. 900
by Charlie s.. Levy's 23sth Street Con-
struction Company. Moore 4 Landsiedel
are the architects. Mrs. Felix Grinneley
has filed plans for a one story store.
33.9x50 In size. at the northwest cor
ner of Bedford Park Boulevard and
Webster avenue. Robert Skrivan is the
architect. The Improvement will cost
$4,000.
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VERONA ACREAGE DEAL.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold eight acres on the Heights of
Verona, just across the Montclair line,
for Clifford w. Gould TO Abel /. Culver
fer improvement. The property is on
an elevation of about $50 feet command
ing IA view OF the Caldwell Valley. 1t
was held at $4,000 an acre.
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Affected by Exchange situation
Copper Henyy.

LONDON, Aug. l6,-American issues
were irregular in the market TODAY, the
exchange situation and advices from
your side having an influence. The tone
In Canadian Pacific was good.
In the general market the war loans
occupied chief attention, The trading
was active, with IA firm tone. Home
rails were steady and stronger on the
dividend disbursements, Copper shares
were heavy, but rubbers and oils were
better.
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs.-s.aled
proposals for Metal Equipment Furniture
ISa RS% "f p.par, no. the Main SsS ' Teiep iSS1s
By spil aG%' E kis:ns' Lamb l, b. R Gl,l si r' sspsri
intendent of the New York state Banking
Department, i5s state street, Albany, y.
August ?ith. 1915. when they Will be pub.
licly opened and read. Proposals shall be
sis,e Src X sn e !.al.d ana aar asaTsa. sY and md
shall be accompanied by certified check In
the sum of Two Hundred Dollars tt2ool
made will be. required to furnish surety
Company bond In the sum Of sou OF the
smonnt sf Gontrse, within thirty DAY, after
eordence with the terms Of Specification
No. ASIA. The right 10 reserved to reject
lions may be consulted at the New York
once of the Department OF Architecture.
l22t woolworth Building. and a, the De
partment OF Architecture, Capitol, Albany,
y. y. Drawings and specifications and
blank forms Of proposal may be obtained
a %iS sns Dt z Sa npo %, A s.ssansSls nS T , TO-
and In the discretion OF the state Archi-
tect.. Hon. Lewis r. Pitcher. Capitol. Albany.
Dated. August IL. 1915.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF water supply, at its offices,
twenty-second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row, Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City, until IL A. NJ on Tuesday.
August 81, 1915. for Contract 15<. for fur
nishing and erecting water-pipe equipment
for operating valves In the shafts OF the
city tunnel OF the catskill squeduct, In New
York City. The equipment consists Of iron.
copper and brass pipe. pumps. valves and
httinGs.
A the above place and time the bids wili
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders, and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address. at the office OF the Secre-
tRry, by depositing the sum OF ten dollars
Usi0) In cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply 20
the office Of the Principal Assistant Engi-
ueer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN y. CALVIN,
Commissioner Of the Board OF Water
supply.
RALPH T. STANTON. Assistant Secretary.
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WOMAN BUYS B'KLYN FLAT.

Louis Gold has sold the sixteen family
apartment at All st. Johns place TO
Mrs. M~eyerhoffer for $4,000. He also
sold FIVE three family houses on Pros
peer avenue to Nathan Jacobs for $780,
0eU.
The Alec Building Company has sold
to James g. McCoppen 2170 Sixty-second
street, a dwelling, for SO. 900.
Elwood NJ. Townsend & Co. have sold
the two family house at 1853 Sterling
place to an investor.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered al Albany yesterday:
John W. Burt. Manhattan, capital, to,-
900: directors. John L.. Burt. A. Pelham,
Brooklyn; william T. Rainey. Verona,
". j.
Zoller Realty Corporation, Brooklyn.
capital $40. 900; directors. Albert zolierj
New York city: John +. Bailsr. Benjamin
r. Hook. Brooklyn.
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DOCTOR BUYS DWELLING.

DR.. Charles H.. Walker Is the pur-
chaser OF the dwelling at 1927 West
Flghty-sixth street, the sale OF which
by Carrie A. Brlnckerhon through
Slawson * Hob was reported last
week. DR.. Walker will occupy the
house.
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HOME At sPUYTEN DUYvIL.

Patrick A. Powers. identified with the
moving picture hlrS industry, has pur-
chased a tract of about four acres of
waterfront property on the Hudson
River at Spuyten Duyvil. n. Y, where
he intends to build a fine residence. The
property Is at 23lst street and Palisade
avenue. M includes riparian rights. 1t
was held at $50, 900. and was sold by the
Gaines 4 brennan Company for David
81. Morrison.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


18TH ST, $50 E-Horace Bacon, eNr. to
Edw ID EMS, Poui;u'y, VI. atty, Geo "
Ellis. l4g Bway 2O3
MADISON AN, 1856. : " cor ll6th ~, .5.ll
NSS-BoWery savings Ban to Hy Wolf
man. ! W 70eh -, atty, T u Go. l5G
lO2D ST. n =. 100 e Columbus aV. l3Nluy.l II
Max MontrIcd to Belle Robins, S"3
Hamburg aN, Bk!yn; any, Max Mon
i'led' -Ss 300
Bronx.
PANcOAST, Archer V, Irus, to Geo =
Bliss 5000
AMAkIL- MHrgt Il. q auO, TO Chris;uh,r
!. T co to Geo wohr. ..........Sa10D
Jonathan. a ano, trus, to Jona-
tnhn horne .,....'.. ,,.,.... slO, 'NA.Ol
oRTH SID MTG CORPN to Lille VI
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

IS ST Ronald. from Perrin
s. Carolyn, from Balboa
- Tuscania, from Liverpool. Saturday.
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NEW WEST END APARTMENT.
Palermo to build u $500 600 House
At 1854 street.

Joseph Palermo filed plans yesterday
for a twelve story apartment house to
cover the corner OF West End venue
and 1881 street. II will be 100.1lxlOO
and will cost $500, 900, Each floor will
contain four apartments. Gaetano Ajello
Is the architect.
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UNION Az. e =, 25i n Freeman -, . lots,
5oNsI.lO. mtgs. each $50. OOg-Traf Bag
Oo. Inc. to Morris osmansky. lO6 " lels;
g.. Apr ~, due May l.. 1916. 8 p G.. atty,
Alfred Frankenthalsr. % NassiL
.'''''''' s.'.'.s. t.p'VVp
GLEASON Az. : :. tax To- OF lot 2sl, map
nionport-S!dney h HlckoN TO John u
Urs adj 2C7 l. lsSth -, Aug >. 3 yrs. :
p Z; atty, Frank Gass, Inc, .-ls West
chcser av .Sl,O0O
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE. seven large. light rooms. bath,
laundry. hot water heat; three minute
walk to Summit tube station; ready for
occuparcy Sept. is: rent Ste.5o. Inquire
s4l Pavonia Ave, Jersey CITY Heights.
near Rouieynrd
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INVESTOR BUYS IN BRONX.

PROSPECT AVENUE-M. l.. Simon
has sold for w. II. Smith to an in
weston the southeast corner of Pros
pect avenue and 1921 street. a five
story nat with stores. on plot 33x95.
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Attractive bargains in one-family
houses and choice building lots.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF NEW YORK. to quickly close
the business of two corporations, ofers
these properties at about so per cent. OF
former prices.
They are located nj Brentwood, Pail
SADIE, Morsemere and Leonia, New Jer-
sey topposlte Grauts Tomb within
twenty-five minutes OF Manhattan.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free. Address BENZ. u. HAlGHT. Spe-
cial Deputy Supt of Banks, care Bank
ing Department, 81 broadway, New York
CITY,
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Army and Navy Orders

WASTINUTON, Aug Ib-Army orders
issued:
Capt. +, II Pope, 9, NJ G., to san Fran
cisco as assistant TO depot quartermasftr
First Lieut. J A posher, NJ Il C., re-
lieved from active duty In the Medical Re-
serve Corps.
First Lieut., Bowers Davis, from Twenty
seventh to Twenty sixth Infantry.
Major r +. Harris, Coast Artillery,
from Philippines department.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

s7TH ST. 4S7-tA7 W-Anthony Laura agt
Elise T underhlll ct al. Mar | 1913. $500
I'D Az, 1891 Il lSSg--Euell q Dutt agt Fred
m et al. Apr 81, 1915 ,si73l9
MORTON ST. 9.ll-City Kalamein co sgt
Estate Of Miriam l. Trigg. May ~,
1915
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apartment houses to be erected on plot
22Gxl2S.6 on the south side OF Butler
place, l50 feet west of Sterling place, for
the Bryns Realty Company as owners,
to cost 5000, OOO.
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HELP 4.

FIRST CLASS Tool Makers and All
Round Machinists wanted, give experience
and references, \ hour shop, highest Wages.
Address UNlON METALLIC CTGE co,
BridRrport. Clnn-
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SITUATIONS wA>TED-FEMALE.


YOUNG LADY stenographer tNpisi, book
keeper. understands controlling accounts
ca pa bic OF taking entire charge, hest ref
ersnres. SECRETARY, box IA sun office
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(South OF Fourteenth ST.
OLIVER ST so. q =. 2~5xiO0-Cath Jack
son to Bartholomew Starboro. West New
Brighton, y !, Aug Is. mtg $4,000: atty,
Go, 100 Bway, ....'sS
s7.6-Nelson w Wood, Jr, Mlddletown,
y Y, to Robertson u Wood. Middletown,
Aug 10; atty, T Co, ifs Bway 80. 900
GREENE ST. " ., HAS n Sd st. coax
S73-Jas A Lynch, ref. to common
atty. Bowers & :. IS Cedar st. Ss5. 900
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BUILDER BUYS on PALISADES.

NJ l.. Simon has sold for DR.. l., f.
Cieberich five lots at Palisades, N. j..
10 a builder for Improvement. Three OF
tie lots are on Dearborn avenue ana
two on Anderson avenue.
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BR orHERs BUY CORONA HOUSE.

Nicholas Leopard a sold for the
Napoli Building Company the two fam
lily brick house at 8 Burnside avenue,
Corona. to d. Gulio & Bro.
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BAKER IN DWELLING DEAL.

william s. Baker negotiated the sale
or Saturday for the Germanta
Savings Bank to the Lucky Star Realty
Corporation Of the three story American
basement dwelling at 81 Hamilton ter
race. 25X96.6.
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FOR SALE.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Esstern pin with chain. RUTH
BRYAN, 81 Romaine Ave, Jersey city.
Reward.