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agreement, &c,); attys. Splits 4 Brom-
LExlSeroN Av.. n " cor ssd st, ss.ss
Medoc Realty 4 CONSTR Co. Inc, ct al
Frsnksnheim q Gutmsn.
LupLow ST. S7EBo.rd Of Foreign Mis-.
intsep. atty HSoG " Il van stee nosfsioS O'
18TH ST. AS E--Arnold Thsyer ast Gas
atty. Nv MeEihinn.y.
KELLY. sT. W =, 2ss II n of Lonswood av.
4ox1oo-Celine Schneider agt selara
r nTse,G atty. J 3 ouintln. mort
Henry Agate ct al foreclosure Of mort.
BROOK AV.' tai~Jacob Blumenthal az,
Rebecca Cab ct al foreclosure of mort
Lorsssi a tess.,er1y i hsif. map village of
Wakefield. 5~oxll&-Daniel Berberich ct
al agt John Peterson 81 al foreclosure
q morts.ss) attys' Frees 4 MeEyes,y.
Emma Gett OF oil. as admrs. agt James
T Riley ct al foreclosure Of mortgase)
LOT Soa 49, %:p S 81 ,si.rss'' ,.p0rts, Supreme
anita Howell ast New Arcadia ResI
Estate Co tnotice Of levy: Sheriff J Y
10th ST. $ W y. 1875 It Of Robin.
av. 3oxso--Anita Howell agt New Ar.
cadia Real Estate Co tnotiee Of levy
KELLY ST, 1888 z . of in,ervsle az.
Clarence o Bliss ct al foreclosure OF
m%ortssseo; attys, Cary 4 Carroll.
LOT II. map of SO lots belonging to Mac.
n.y ssi wrSas Realty CO 0for.closur,
OF MORTGAGE; atty, u L. Sherman.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

18th Idhn a J p sssn'0 rs, J r R:rt"' az ssm; .,,s;
HIM 4 GGs ~ rEsR Rsi " .. 81. n iH.i
s,EJohn 9 Agar to Lawyers M's 1905
,sT rp 81 IS, n :. 2:5.i " is, av-Frsneis
c Wood to Lawyers Mtg Co 80 tiSersS
al, ST. SsSe PARK av. ssxioos-Mss
Benjamin 10 Bank Of Europe, ii;s e,
7sTiH ST. ?ss w-Eiua r Alien 10 Henry
zap ST. ,g5 w-Aiice II s'pr.sue 10 Law:
yers Mtg Co, SO Liberty st .s'.coo
l?sTH ST, .. 24+s " Amsterdam az
John Q Asar. trus' 10 Lawyers Ms 900 No;
,, II ii sr, 'w.ca,harin. $ wuii. sstr.,
s;,y c'i hsm%.l % y f. III, ss q .S' .y. R;.sss;
riile Ins co to owe saylnss
Lo ssGt 80 and 81; isi 10 i1:: map A. :, :
Van SXes,1S ! nv 81. : security S,T?.ossS
,o MT sr s's .sI E1rMTanx vermily,.s 70
VIM 5 orgies, admr Forest HIS. L
.o 41ay' tOra: k |: z W.'i Powell 70
0EEissc,s il LocSSood, ia W 7sd st, .suy
SANE PRoPERrl-same to Elsie c 30
CERT. 1853 5 oxford ST, Bklyni s,tss
SANE PRoPERrY-sam.. to. Alma q
Walker. )? Cambridge pl' Bklyn' stntSNc;
9TH Av. iis-Geo T smith to VIM J Frey.
1875 linton az; atty o J kaIn; oSMc
BROOK a'''''
LIcHrENsTEIN. hAkRf' to JACOB slu una
KfTHHEL.i. EDITH Nj. to Annie Leon,
ESdELpRtM. JOHN j, to Ei.sncr
SHHrLI G NtssAu BANK OF y y to Merle;
rGsT Go TO r Nor, Co. $500
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p,,LpER GETS HOE PLOT.

The deal for Mrs. Olivia Hoes prop
e-,y at 1872 to l5s West Eighty
s,x,h street, rumors which were re-
por,ed in THE Sun of yesterday. has
na,erialized. Instead of being a am
ily deal. as was reported Monday by a
man in a position 10 know, the prop
.,ty is bought by A. Lincoln Levin. a
builder. for an apartment house inn
movement. The realty. which measures
50 feet wide and l06.l0 feet deep. be-
tween Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nues, is covered with dwellings. Mr..
Levin will remove the houses to make
way for a twelve story apartment house,
arranged three apartments to a noor. A
building and permanent a IA oeen
sssured, The deal involves about $780,
900. Henry James represented Mrs.
Hoe in the legal end Of the deal and
Arns,sln & Levy attended TO Mr.. Levin's
interest.
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VI. & l.. Hess have leased the eighth
loft at 22-2s West Twenty-eighth street
10 William Strauss. manufacturer of
neckwear: also with Messimer a. Car
reau space at +32 Fourth avenue to the
Touraine Mills.
William b, May Il Co. la leased the
building at los East Sixty-third street
to the New York Steam Company.
Van Norden q Wilson have leased the
itore and basement at SO and So West
l25th street to the Silver Lunch Com
pany for a term Of years.
Huberth Il Hubsrth ave rented office
space in the American Circle Building
at Columbus Circle to the Harper Auto
Safety Signal Company, the Accessories
Catalog Company, Spar-East Company,
W. Il. Chandler, Victor Auto Specialties
Company ard Theodore Sutro.
Bastine & Co. ave rented at "a East
Twelfth street the fourth floor to the
Princely Novelty Company. manufacture
err of boys wash clothing. and in the
Meyrowitz Building. 2S5-237 Fifth ave-
nue.. space to J. W. Gillies. photog-
rapher
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


with name and address of lenders at,or-
neyD
TERRACE VIEW Az, " 5, 1863 n Leyden
macher TO Graycle VI schumacher any.
Francis w Pollock. 309 Bvay s?oo0
LORILLARD Pi.. - al from : e cor 18TH
to Geo o'Donnell. atty. Bernard Elias.
hIrck. 3O9 RWay.. $500
wEiBsTER Nv, w., 5il n ls7,h st, s6x
iiSSNi5Ni;S Fer IS isisTEve!Snn
ID AZ IS. 100 $ ssd st. 35.5xiOO. Aug =
lSs7-John & psyidina NJ Lowdon to
Martha sutton; atty, L T & T Co, $50
s,sT ST, -54s.5i1 WI. 200 e ilth sv,
Fund; atty saml I Carter u II
coRSELiA ST, n 5, ioi from ne cor
{ Ms,hilac Knaske to Jno Rnack.'
admir-; atty, e II Brandes, 81 cornelIa
SAME PROPERTY & ~datc-samnr. to same,
JAMES ST" 81. " $ g5iixiocs,s;sioSV'
July 10, lai4-Giuseppe Taravela to
navid zlerler; a''y'. wsch'!.rt & Kohn;
wEsT END Av. 8, sail = ioo,h st, Xxx
SIS, July J ien7-Kate ) schanner 70
l. l9l2-Aus, Bertha, William ana Katie
Keller 10 Alice Dress, 1875 Lexington
AZ; atty. NJ Harold Hochdorf, SO Park
PROSPECT Az. e ;, il7.2 n samuel Gsoth,
ST 25NlSO 3 May 20. lsss-Tommaso and
Italia Giordano to John ! Brady. exr:
atty; Charles A Furthman, 81 av and
niTH ST. IS, lis : VIM. sv, 10 sSioo,
February 4, 1889, Charles Van. Ripper
Y; atty. c A Furthman. Sd av and
lfetH = 's'H's'''f '''ss'' sso'0u"
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
ioRk-csroline Nj child and Elizabeth
q. W~heelwright as surviving trustees under
y. w~heelwrisht, deceased. plaintiffs.
asainst Mango Gordon and others. De.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
the undersigned the referee in said juds.
ment named, Will sell at public %suctien. at
Street. in tie Borough Of Msnhstisn. city
OF New York. on the 2lst day NJ July. 1915.
at II o'clock noon on that day by Joseph
described as follows: ALL that certain
siouiiildln,ssss' thereon .t erected. situate ans' INN IN blo sHs
Seventeen hundred and forty-fve u7t5,
II p. 's civ sly 80 on the L sasr Nap 81
d.seribed as follows, that. is to say; Com
mens,ns at : point IN The southeriy lins
street distant One hundred and forty.one
rom m, S.et and eth, g. inches esst.riy
line Of ,Fifth Avenue. and running thence
Avenue. and part Of n. Way through .
party wal; one hundred tiool feet and
; sI:si sloehh b S., ia.ss' ono no i h"nd H.a'r and i'r Sin o.
streets, themes e "sSi,' sions r.. .aiad
'NN u a. WIN OHs nunuTSu
and nineteenth Street. Fifteen ti5I feet
and seven 81 inches, thence northeriy on
part Of the way through another party
wall one hundred 1000 feet and eleven
Ilb inches to the said Sou,heriy line OF
One hundred and nineteenth street.. and
thence westerly along the said southerly
Line OF One hundred and nineteenth Street
the place OF. beginning. The said premises
being now. known BY the street Number
Ten tlo) East 10th street In the City OF
New York. and being the same premises
which were conveyed TO the said Mango
Gordon BY Levi r. Morton and wife by a
deed dated December ?sth. 1888. and re-
corded January 18th. 1859. In liber 2l72 of
Conveyances page 4ss.
Dated. New York. June 2s,h. 1915.
RICHARD STEEL. Referee.
SAMUEL RIkER, JR., ATTORNEY for Plain.
tins. 10 Cedar street. Borough OF Man
hattan. City Of New York.
The following II a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold its street number Is 10
East 10Th street;
f. 18th st,
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WILL HELP TO GUARD BONDS.
New Committee for Chicago and
Eastern ultnOis.

\ protective committee for the holders
Of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois con-
solidated and first mortgage . per cent
bonds IL To he formed. II will he indie
pendent OF the general committee headed
by John ". platten, president OF the
United tates Mortgage and Trust Com
panv. Henry Evans, president OF the
Continental Insurance Company. II IL be-
lieved. will he at the head of the COM
mittee.
The holders Of these bonds have felt
tina, their interests could not be fully
protected 10y the Platten committee be-
cause 81 the wide range of securities Of
the cumpauy and the conflicting inter-
es,s. The Platten committee, II is IN
derstood. represents not less than twelve
different classes of securities In the COM
pany. The new committee, It is reported,
will he formed Vithin a few days. Some
court action is expected to prevent the
placing OF receivers certificates ahead
of the bonds.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builder Buys 80 Feet in West
seth st. for Apartment Site
Operators Active.
DEMAND FOR BRONX LOTS

Builders and professional buyers fg-
,red prominently in yesterdays trad
ting Several good sized deals were re-
ported and rumors Of others were noised
about. The purchase of an so foot plot
In West E~ighty-sixth street as a site for
a, APARTMENT house was the best OF the
d,v The transaction involves about
1900 900 operators specializing on what
the East side subway will do for land
values there bought a parcel on Lexins-
,on avenue near one OF the proposed
subway stations on that route. Rumors
Rad il that a Broadway apartment had
,assed TO new interests. but investiga-
,,on developed the fact that nsgotia-
tons leading TO this END are IN prog
,es, Most OF the buying In The Bronx
was for improvements OF n kind or
auotheT.
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$780, 900 BRONX LEASE.
Block Front Leased by United
Cigar stores Subsidiary.

The crossways Realty Corporation
(Elkan Holman president) has leased
to the United Merchants Realty and
Improvement Company, a subsidiary Of
the United Cigar Stores Company. for
tw~enty-nine years from May /. 1917,
the two story building on The south side
of l49th street. from Third to Bergen
avenue, at an aggregate rental Of about
$1,000 900 for the term. In connection
with this lease the Crossways Realty
Corporation has also procured from
Arthur Aston Carey of Boston a twenty
II year renewal Of its ground lease
from May l, 1925, at an aggregate
rental Of about 5000, 900.
Mr.. Carey receives more than double
the rental that VAS originally paid when
the lease was made In 1904, and the
Crossways Corporation is also receiving
81 very handsome return on It's building.
According TO the renewal filed yesterday
rental is from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
Arthur H. Lewis and the Douglas Robin
son, Charles S. Brown Company were
the brokers in the deal.
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NINE OWNER RENTS HOUSE.

c. =. Kelly, a mine owner of Butte.
Mon. has leased the Robert A.. CHEESE
brough dwelling at the southwest corner
Of Madison avenue and Seventeen
street, in the old Lenox Library block.
Mr., Kelly taxes the house furnished at
a rental said to be about $40 o
Vernon c. Brown has leased the Ave
story dwelling at 20 West Fifty-ffth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
from the Leonard Lewisohn estate. Mr..
Brown, who now resides at II West
Fifty-third street, will pay a yearly rem
tai Of about $500 for the house,
william b. May & co, have leased the
dwelling at 227 West Fifty-hrst street to
Mrs. q. Dermont
Unger & Watson have leased for a
term OF years the four story and base
ment dwelling at 1928 East Sixty-irst
street to DR.. l.. Pierce Clark for Fred
erick b. Sewall.
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BUYING IN

The Samuel Gslitzks Company has sold
f' Joseph Ksrasik OF Manhattan to e.
a Hldeniinger the two story brick
mouse al 5+l Seventy-seventh steet on
N' lexl00 for occupancy.
Arthur Strong, builder, has bought a
po, 10Kl50 feet, on the west side OF
'cean avenue 700 feet north of Glen
wood road for Improvement with a
colonial dwelling Of attractive type. The
ana was purchased from "A client OF
Sohn Refs a Co, brokers in the trans
acton.
Ross & Meeks have sold for Ellen
n.oy Two ~ foot plots on the south
s'e Of Eighteenth street west Of Fourth
'tn4e 70 a builder for improvement.
E Hollahan has sold the two story
no family house at 3i3 Seventy-second
sIee' tor the Teeie Realty Company.
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BUILDERS ACTIVE IN BRONX.

LoRING PLACE-McLernon Bros. have
told for Mary Wheeler the three story
dwelling, on plot 67Xl0O, on the west
Sbde Of Loring place. $50 feet south
Of Fordham road. The dwelling on
the site was the first house erected
o. that ~thoroughfare and has been
occupied by the seller for owe twenty
years. She has been holding the
property at $4,000. The new owner
will erect on the site a high class
apartment which will be ready for oc-
cupancy in the spring. The suites
Will range from three 10 seven rooms.
cROToNA AVENCE-Joseph J. Sill
yer has sold for cash to n builder.
FOR Improvement. four lots on the
west side OF Crotona avenue 10 feet
south Of 18th street, l00xs0.
ARDEN ESTATE-L. J. Greenberger
has sold for Charles c. Watkins. Jr..
nine lots each 25xlo0 in the Arden
tract. They are located on both sides
o. Cedar street near Gun Hill a
The buyer is a builder whe plans to
erect two family houses.
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The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, TO satisfy which the above.de-
sCrihed property is 10 be sold, 10 Twenty
thousand eight hundred seventy-two and
,:-loO Dollars t2o,s72.t?p. with interest
thereon from the l+th day Of June. 1913,
together with costs and allowance amount
Ing To Three hundred twenty-;hrre and
$500 Dollars ,s323.s2p, with !nteres;
from June 18th. 1915. together with the
expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other Hens. which are to
be allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. IL
SIX hundred eight and 35-lOo Do!iars
,:6oS 35l and interest.
Dated, New York June 2lst. 1915
LEWIS :. BCRrHARp Referee.
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yrs. ~ p C; atty. l. T Co. $50 Broad.
issTh sT, n 5. ii5o v Amsterdam AZ, 'si;ss
Co, 1876 Bway. July 10. 8 yrs. "a
p c tse'ooo
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)
FrLr5N ST; E :, being Lot ics. HAP HAP
rison. G Jennings Hcmpstead. l. l. eausi
lien $4,000. July 10, . yrs c..p ci atty; "a
sAnE hspi RG MGnR1 yeIn0n; 70 I,.,. = KEY.
nolds, sxtrx. Rye. y Y, equal lien $1,000,
Jgly 10 : yr,, = p atty, 's'ne ,ss;ySo
so .rn Eva R. y. sss. rs s.nninss ESQ st. 'I ss'as
Cannon, so3 " 18th ST. July ~, due Nov
l.. 1918. s p c; attys. Cannon 4 AZ e;
LOT tx map part schien.iin .,t.ie-
Jacob shonsut TO Isaac Cohen ~. =
iHSstn q; July ~ T,0i yr, : e;.,i,TSc
Sd Nv " .. 1875 n wiiiilism,brids. I'd.
runs ioS to whit. plains I'd < i2Sxssox
ms e. a sste T y r % a.. ' i1e baay $500
Lors. al a. map Eiis 3 ? K!h,M50hp
Pilot ST. city Island, July 10. yrs 9
L6rs 'ia4 4 fisM, same m.p-.Erne..
ISsn'. Il. 70 July S'iy d is,sn "a. p per sond Ina ATTY,
4 CO. iis swsy -. .!a,i0o
LOT ls. map ciaremont iooxioo-,Emma
De Voc to Russell W Tether. lAis Frank
lin av, July 10, due as per bond; atty.
T 4 T Co. iIe Bway, st,oeo
SANE PROPERTY-same to fredk Cook'
l%is Jessup av,. pr mtg $4,000. July ~;
dye as per bond atty; same s,;evV
risanla. 81 6xi+?--Gibraltar Rlty 60. Inc;
TO Thos ID Malcolm Const Co, 1851 "a
Jos S wembereer. go Bway. .ts.7co
Cndut.ch to John c Fasln. 3Si Z i2Sth
st., pr mtg ~, 900. Jan -. due Jan "a:
1915. 6 p c, atty. A ID Pspe' 70 Lirenann
THERior Av. $. lis n Glea.en az, 2sx
io0-Jas II Clewry to Elis X Doolins.
i7s L soth ct, July ~. 2 yrs. 8 Pc;
sttys, Knox 4 D, 81 Cedar ct seoo
map Norwood, i.tH?5xlt5xtS.s-Josish
4 Briggs to Hamilton = Dean; ~ z
3ist st. July /. due as per bond; attys.
ssi,sr 5; 40 Nassau t 'i;esS
irrss-Msry Leddy to Dora q Pol,
ssnski so Terrace View ay, yuiy i,os
yrs. 6 p c; atty, y W Pollock, sos
bMay .s.s4.ss e . o NV
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PARCEL POST LIMIT RAISED.
New Regulation Provides for the
Commercial Crate.

W~AsHINGroN. July l3,--Orders by the
Fostmaster-General were issued to-day
increasing the parcel post size limit
and providing for a receipt for articles
mailed by parcel post. The former
becomes effective Immediately and the
latter on September !.
Section 4j4 of the postal laws and
regulations Is so amended as to in
crease the size limit from 70 inches
in length and girth combined 10 81
inches In length and girth combined.
This action follows widespread demand
for an increase in the size limit.
The principal effect is to bring the
commercial crate within the regulations.
The 72 inch limit denied the advantages
of parcel post shipment to practically all
the standard sized crates used in the
commercial exchange OF berries and
frnits
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Incoming NesseIs-By wireless.

So r ersenstord, Bergen, reported yesterday
that she expected to dock at s a NJ. Sat
urday
s. Alabama, Port Arthur. 25 m,les east
OF sabine bar al noon yesterday
s. r. slglo Galveston, 80 mica north OF
Jupiter Al i y NJ
:, Comet. Port Arthur, $50 miles east Of
Sabine bar al noon
- Mexico, Vera Cruz. u miles northeast
OF Havana at = NJ
;, Coman"h",. Jacksonville, "a milea north
OF It Johns bar at : + NJ
s. FL Alba Galveston. 30 miles south of
Sandy Hook Al noon.
IS W Il kcene, Brunswick. l3S miles south
OF Sandy Hook al noon.
S. Ple!ades, Cardrnas S:i miles south Of
Sandy Hook n noon.
s. Momus, New Orleans. 2lS miles south
of Diamond Shoal Al noon.
SIS Brilliant, Sabine, - miles south OF Dia
mond ShoA q noon.
xs SIS GWSnSsaA 2asAyesa,pn' " miles north of
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NAMED TO SUCCEED ROFRANo.
Amasa Burton Clark appointed 10
$4,000 Place.

Amasa Burton Clark. an engineer of
23 East Twenty-seventh street, yester-
day was appointed a deputy in the De-
partment OF Street Cleaning, to take the
place recently made vacant by the resig-
nation of Michael A. Rofrano.
The place pays $1,000 a year, and in
making the announcement of the ap-
pointment Commissioner Fetherston said
the new deputy was "A practical man
who had spent most Of his life in en-
cheering. paving n sewer work. He
was employed in the construction of
many large buildings in Chicago and
New York.
Mr.. clark Is "A member Of the firm OF
Clark a. Co, engineering contractors OF
this city, He is Independent in politics.
lie belongs 10 many clubs and has twice
served as president of the Thayer So
cicty nj Engineers.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner Baltic. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. will AXE mail.
closing at $40 A. NJ. for all Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey, Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and
also for Africa. West Asia and
the East Indies.
The Italian liner Principe di Udino, sail
Ing tomorrow for Naples, will carry mail,
closing at $40 A. NJ, for Italy. Bulgaria.
Serbia, Rumania, Switzerland and Greece.
All mall must he specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer.
The Sea ndinavian- American liner Cnited
states, sailing tomorrow for Christiansard
and Christiania, will carry mail. closing At
10 A. NJ. for Norway. sweden. Denmark.
GERMANY, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turkey.
The Holland America liner Rotterdam.
sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam, Will take
mail, closing at $40 A. NJ. for the Neither
lands only.
The French liner Rochambeau sailing
saturday for Bordeaux. will TAKE mail.
closing at noon. for France, Rumania.
Bulgaria. Serbia, switzerland. italy. Spain.
Portugal. Egypt. Greece, British India.
British East Africa, siam. Malta, Glbral.
tar, Ceylon. straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies, IVES, Australia and Persia.
The Italian liner Duca degli Abruzzi.
sailing SATURDAY for Naples. will take
mail. closing at $40 A. NJ, for Italy,
Rumania. Bulgaria, Serbia. switzerland
and Greece. only when specially addressed
saturday for Liverpool, will take mali.
liermany Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey. Netherlands. Norway, sweden and
Denmark, Africa. West Asia and the East
Indies.
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IT'S ] ~
z. 18th 81.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is TO he sold. IL Seven
thousand eight hundred eventy.seven and
thereon from the twelfth day OF January.
1913, together with the costs and allow.
ance amounting to three hundred. and
twenty-four and 2?-lo0 dollars. with In
terest from the eighteenth day of January.
lsl5. together with the expenses Of the
sale. This approximate amount OF the
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
twenty-nine and s7.ioo dollars and in
terest.
Dated, New York. June cath. 1915.
RICHARD STEEL. Referee.
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w~ASHlSGToN, July l3--The collier
stroyer pownes at Newport; hattleship s
Missouri and Ohio at Guantanamo; gun
boat wasp AZ North River, \ " gunboat
Gloucaster at Brooklyn; tug Uncas at
charleston, hattleship Kesrsarge at New
York: collier Nero at Mare Isla nd gunhoat
Murhlehead and collier Hector at san
Diego: destroyer Standish at Boston, and
supply shin culgoa at New York yard.
The battleship Wisconsin has sailed from
Guantanamo for cris,ohal; destroyer Stand.
ish from Newport for Boston; monitor
Amphitritc from New orleans for prac-
tice cruise, gunhoat Wheeling from Lobos
Island FOR Vera cruz; collier Vulcan from
Newport for Hampton Roads: cruiser New
orleans from San Diego for sun Francisco
hattleship Kentucky from Newport for New
York city, hsttleship Ohio from Guam
t~Namo Tor crig'onal
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Army and Navy Orders.

u,,suyNCwDN -TuIy "a -Th,se AMY
orders were issued ''.oaN,
Second Lieut. W X Weaver twenty
second Infantry, 20 Marion. Ala, as pro
fcssor Of military science at Marion In
stttutH.
second Lieut. \ RAIDER, Twenty-thiri
Infantry. detailed In aviation section Of
signal Corps.
Second Lieut.. II CAN'T Twen,y-'hird
Infantry, detailed in aviation section Of
Signal Corps,
First Lieut. W q Murchlson, Nineteenth
Infantry, to Oklahoma city. as Inspector
Instructor Of organized militia of Okla
hona.
second Lieut.. II " Harms, Ninth Cav
airy, detailed In aviation section OF signal
Corps,
Capt r r. Hopkins, signal Corps, from
Hawaiian Department TO Texas city, Tex
and command of Field company II, signal
Corps
capt. ii. !" Evans, signal Corps, to Ca
weston, Tex
Capt.. !" v McAfee and / j. owens.
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BY MORE FLUSHING MEADOWS

The Flushing Bay Improvement Com
..shy, which has begun filling with silt
mo'n The bottom Of Flushing Bay and
rex some OF Us holdings on the flush
,s m'a3o"s, has taken title TO another
.act on me meadows. consisting of thir-
"sh acres on the west bank Of the creek
pp'l''hirE property belonging to the Old
I'VE 'sir'e, The property was pur-
,asSeq tom cornelia j, Seabury. Ada
Ivy 10 ne property the company has
Sc holdings, most OF which have al
M, "' h"eu flled in. The property just
'n'nd'ed Will give the company addi-
""a, frontage ~ Flushing Creek.