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Putnam patriot., 1915-09-24

tie attorney gene<el by secretary
oil state in accoW.nce with the re-
aalIements Of the statue enacted il
1865 The attorney general IS EN-
powered to collect Tie fr@DofSEr9f
aAthe law makes C. his duty 10 DC
so @
IN his circular Attorney General
HlamaH says:
The secretary Of the state has re
ported to me list Of corporations
witch have Deb 10 file the Eeporta
required boy seftson 81 Of cha Tee 19t
o. lie public acts 1903. Your namt
appears IN an list as having failed tt
lIe the rcdNIIfed annual report in the
office OF the secretary OF 1tate, and 6
certified copy of the (nnn)d repor
In TIE office OF the t0E1 clerk o
tie town ia which your corpeFatiof( n
located. in Ja<elry. 1915. within ~
lime requredS - law. The penalty
provided by statute 10f sah failHF1
is forfeiture Of 200 to Tie statt4
90 theCB 6De provides that the at
t6THey e1nef1l Ga collect all for
GA due under fhis( Sc ton
IN Compliance fDt6 said stattu
+ i@eGs reaue0 10 yon to .0arj
D CURED by you foIGR fure(to file. sait
Inepcrt. Wi6n,n is . c6Ds OF eeC ~
~ above rsHSed 20" =
Ossz5oo eye ss N lass ssrs { Tsz
: SDlte Tlleasuec . ID, IL ( :. e,am
bffh in has afVO,nted the SN3lioaina
i to assist in the cor q NJ (Aepaa
/ meat IN conne9oa at'D Qle coileel
/ ten Of dr6 s6s eati>a1 o GDG Ollie &
+ l.. Brensdo6 NJ Zoe Ree6IG Ne
f % A0Hmt Miss2 Ia aret3 RoWd
I Miss fliz5betD Thsgee o. Ems, cara
+ Miss C. 60Hmch1iue O Wtnste1,> FL
G9asagef has Vlls0 47mporasy NO.
/ sIon % the 01seaate chanter az
% SIan of a. ista4tg he heel "a
stalled jB it. III @Tto1sd6n q 10
Ohaee 1t is epe I'D ne 8, e. N.
+ vii D|ed more Ge!R and I'D, ID
f HdHloDd. clerks ice b cen 614s, ct
F TGf(Dyestmeas "a, up e. 81 Ssn
her /. amounted = o. 5aga4S4o Tn
O. % end a s z,ss ,es 30 So, o.
e91He 90 i'f ~ = sl.' ~.
to 1a9.e9 g.. 5ses o. az - - H.. s9 :,
- ans an inersa 9of 53o1 G7a@
Oeyer e0moagt rec y On ace
O. 4as Ea 20 62o2op9 . -ts1
% year to 60 sncfot W :
m1os d Ia lss@3tBe fes eaas s"F .
If amSTntad 10 = gqfAG clsar6tRf
year ending sent6mberO 30. C'9lA. !
5da5n, s25 @ 70 &s rovauaas o
mat 55s e. 20 the 5a5 955. re 9oa9Gs ~ ~
two 81 en- ~ Do sn@asl
middle OF 1897 "a rate has been e'a~
mills
the eHate Of a d dit wea)ner go
I'd toNIay this tax G9lderG1 The ole
saving. death and taxes W ev Q
moro 90 than 20 % gleasl> "a,
ease ss the law puts a taN on ~
persons estate The ~ OF Ha u
received iu . office ~ ba Telsnee,,
taese On, eoaHtOof reqG2sts to(
IL expected that SOME c. =
, s.s. me-. @ "a, 's 20 80 90 @ CO.. ~ U
tz drITg their Oame T4e a.
ffH the penalty uN may he eHUal Il
ten per cent o. the estate sfeos tbf
Drastic upre a taa law O. u a9
'ss rar. .. vision 9.6 % 10 - 9. -. y
wHfg6 IS four mills. 40 totes aaaa.
#H f5#aeV II BANKS eNgpnH #aasazffs
IN a1.ass eaaE. =. After 8 a ..l
= = aNnef % estate "a tzeas
ue vaeSf there ia n am o
mounts ~ % % Which
0.8eO within T5e Investment tax taN
1aaIse nc - rid
asHa #aa-saal "in H O.
. ule y e5sx
4aaa nat y ~
a
c Merae se.aeas.
Q #e 9
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-24

Optimistic Eaoaght.
81 s1oald possess N'al'h whe
AaaNs Aow % uae e.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-24

Truth in Short Sentence.
'4asrauude.e SAID UnclSS Ebes. is
What a man complains of Nlea -
was t. draw his dividends en- a
saan tap0r"
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-24

Health Ecara Defends VaCEf nation.
Hartford The Connecticut state
board 81 health i'm a bulletin issued
5e5eud vaccination which has been
opposed in Heriden and other townsN
Tie report Of the board states that
since the Introduction OF vaccination
there has been a great falling 80 in
the y mher Of deaths resulting from
small pox With pure virus there Is
=a.I 10 be iHae if amy danger. The
board also states that vaccination is
required bg most of the cities of the
state before q child is permitted 10 x
tend school and hat whore this "
not the ease such a rule should be
adopted.
In the same statement is conveyed
the information that ciea o. It's
most essential fn order that the vac
eiHation may run normal course At
the start - the vaccination process
tine hade should be clean eanfartun-
measures carried out in the very peo-
Pile wHa must need tbem1 and the
site chosen for the vaccination thor
aHshlg washed With SOAP and water.
ihep with alcohol and the skin al
lowed 10 DRY After vaccination moth
ing slaHfd he allowed 10 touch cm
ht1w urau the itr Fire tifes 5i1g
should Ha changed when soiled and
frph dressing applied If a scab
bars formed d Hou'd not Ire removed.
The Sleeve 81 the shirt on mdel0 irt
Hel4 aat he allowed 10 touch tile
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-24

SrT.tFHF HHEu the dire fuTE OF
$50 r.r5s rsHzad straHaEl Trust
COMPANY a.s NJ {. q o1l.e GUAR.
ofsftrr Goddard =ss abs 90 9rt TO
y o that a4e lew hanking1llnati'u(
- ra7 o D. Iesohaa 08o0o ~
deposits aaf.as lss week 81 az
ave bu-F Hl o aeaoaeeounts
arc bauE opened every day THE sue
cess OF tb o sord Trust company
H-w assured beyond al manner Of
doubt
faas far the o, building of the
Trust company have @ completed
and judging from the architect draw
iHe fl viii BE- an ME az building
Il is planned e devote the entire
ground aaeH 10 Tie banking business
and there has been talk Of reHerWug
the second aoor for local exchange
fer the soHhera New England Tela-
phone company 40 for office rooms
THE buildings vii occupy Tie plot Of
ground between Ihe DAYTON Hoass and
the Center school building and viii
- THE most imposing structure in the
Center
with fhe Growth OF the town con-
inning rapidly as is evidenced by the
fact that the voting list increased m
d69 u4mea in eHa bound his yearNS
seems certain that the new bank wiz
do a great deal of business. n is
alone tie tHa stFatford field has sub
8tanlial financial backing n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
ARRIVED.


Steamers Massapequs Yabucos April a., Por.
Real % Arroyo "a. santa Isabel rs, Areeioo "a
aud AgIadllla %. to the New York 4 Porto Rico
Juan i Nor Port Morant April IS, Port Antonio
and Port Maria 20. st AIMS Bay and Monteso Bs{
81 and Kingston &c. TO the United Fruit Co. with !
Bertha CSo Nor Manzsniilo April IS. to tn. Nun
'ol IS Line With sgssT Bar II X IS NJ an NJ,
Dominion IS Line. with passengers and mdse.
MeSsFs. Jacksonville MAY 2 and Charleston ;; to
the Clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdss. Quar-
Pawn.e, Phii,delphis, to tho clyt. s, Co. with
Antonio Lopez tspsny. Puerto M.rico April a.
Vera Cruz u and Havana May l. TO the Conpania
iT Nss yStE , Te c, fs ,n5 ana
Transpo fn nor Bos;on, to Ro6.rs Y Cox Co. in
Mexico. Havana May ?. 10 ii. New York a Cub,
Mall IS Co with lt3 passengers. mails and mdSe
= Boston CDaich). Amsterdam April 10. to Funch.
Edge & Co. IN ballast Bar, 40 D m.
Hamburg American Line, with passengers. malls and
mdse. Sandy Hook. 6:55 m.
Kruns (swed). Philadelphia. Sandy Hook %
saramaccs Porto Colombi.. to tho United Fruit
Co. With mdse Quarantine. sl5 m -, o.,
Dominion IS Go. with mdss. ouarantins. sos M
City OF Memphis Rotterdam April %, 70 the
oGsin :: e. 9 OaSi SSRSy Hs2h
Edys 4 Co. In ballast. Bar. $40 D N.
Potsdsm Dutch, Rotterdam April q. 70 the
Holland America Line. with 10 FIRST, 200 second
cabin and l2i Storage passengers. mails and mdse.
Bar. pm.
Sandy Hook. n J, May wind southwest; light
breeze. clear; smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers Philadelphia San Juan; Carrillo. Cristo-
bal othello lBr, Hull Huron. Charleston and
Jarksonvie Comsl, Galveston. Sophie II Dutch.
Norfolk: jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News: city
OF Montgomery, Savannah; Bontface tBrl. Bar
bados. via Norfolk: TEXAS (Fr). Hare; 81 stephen
BrD, London: Ikbal Br) London: South Pacific
(Brj. Melbourne: Wnfred. Tampico; II DeTer-
eur Boston: Clan MacIntyrs tBrD. Msrseilles; Der
mnro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06

lei s Corvin. The Electric Meter Ccrpor,tion-
Ha'elune. LAKE Co and hmoout wilson
additional space % the White Investing Company.
Brewster Co Dars symmes SCHNEIDER the
LehiGh valley Railroad Company. A. J. Richard
Pess. q FIirsn leased n. ground noor and
basement a. 1851 Third a.. 10 the A 5. Beck
Shoe COMPANY
Ogden a Clsrkson leased the top floor in 6'' and
csc Fifth av 10 ". I Hardy. importer Of gowns
in 81 10 ~ West 27th q. the fourth 1oor TO
The eros, & brown Company leased n. cor
ner store and The south hair a. ihe hih moor
a. fhe southeast corner o. Broadway and 'i'h a.
10 thc Pullman Sales Company. the second floor a.
2tS and 24i West son st 90 The Perfection spring
Company. and space IN The Transit Building snneI
20 Z East al ~. 10 the H. J.. NicoIS Com
II NJ Hayward q Co leased for LONG term
srcs ssSfs to- to he Fro.dSsy GTt conpsny any ~
william Rome Go. leased IN the Murray
Hi Chamber. S2d At and Madison az store no
No s 70 the Madison Floral Company; in a East
Seth II second floor 70 the Mind Your Nendins
working Girls supported by Mn J. seir'e Bar
J. Arthur Fischer Leased FOR Dr. F Harrison
Grimm Tor term Of years AZ an sfg7egaie rentsl
Of $40 600 The three buildings al 10 70 ZIG West
45th ST.. between Broadway and eitth Az 10
Charles LHonme. who will make extensive altera
tons ~ and use It In connection with his
Tucker, spcy.rs & Co. leased IN. eleventh floor
west IN IS and 50 West SSH al. 20 Jacobs q
Greenfield
spear 4 Co rented the top lon in 70 EsSt 7ist
At 20 D Charnn & Co.. top loft In lt West
18th e. 70 the Acme Toy Company. the tenih
lo', in iss 70 40 Yves, 2is, ST. 70 Jacob schif-
man. the second loft in 1870 and 1872 West 18Th
At. 70 d LittmAn Co ninth and top lo,S IN IN
"a West l7th 81 70 the r W. Cloak and suit
Company and Lazarus IAght. and the ninth loft IN
y West l7th a. 70 Abraham Smith.
The United states Realty and Improvement Tom
pany leased The Broadway front Of NE eiEh'h moor
o. the Trinity Building ~ III Broadway 70 eI-
state Engineer John =. Benssl and space 20 the
United states Machine Recorder Company, VIII
IAN s Driver. A l. Ptch s l. Gould. Walter
C. Teter the Gray National TelauioEsph Com
psny, James Stokes. Z G. Bach. John /. bell
Engineers and the Aladdin Lamp Company also
leased space in the United states Realty Building.
al lis Broadway 70 John Burnhsn Co. TIloi-
son 4 Wocott Frederick l. zimmerman. Henry
T. Strohldreier. Finest II. b. Weatheran. X. {.
NJ. V. Mcdonald. Fair Play publishing Com
psny Samuel B!ume and james 2. Schuyler.
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SURROGATES NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God free and in.
dependent.-To Darlot Densmore, Marga-
ret Densmore, Ianthe Vignier. Percy Dens-
more, Mrs. Cora L. " Richmond, Ianthe
Densnore Elizabeth Vignier Duss, Robert
Densmore, Trustees OF Tuskegee Normal
and Industrial Institute. Mabelle Dens-
more. Charles G. Painter and Almon c.
Kellogg, as Trustees for Mabelle Dens-
more and as Trustees for Ianthe yignier
and as Trustees for Darlot Densmore and
Margaret Densmore, and as Trustees for
lsnthe Densmorc and Elizabeth Vignier
DuSs, and as Trustees for Margaret We're
harrington and Emma G. Harrington, and
as Trustees for Mabelle Densmore and
Robert Densmore, and as Trustees for
Ellen ). Tidman, and as Trustees for Hes
ter Dewey Barr, and as Trustees for Cora
l.. V. Richmond. and as Trustees for Will
sam Mitchell and as Trustees for Jane
Graham, and as Trustees for Salie Rar-
nard, and as Trustees for Charles Haight
Farnham. and as Trustees for Eta Mr.
shall and Lizzie Marshall, and as Trus-
tees Tor Jane McDavitt, and as Trustees
for Orville Ensign, and as Trustees for
Mabele Densmore. Charles g. Painter and
Alm0n g Kellogg, Emma G. harrington
Ellen \. Tldman, Hester Dewey Barr Jans
Graham, Sallie Barnard, Charles Uaigbt
Fsrnhsm; Eta Marshall, Lizzie Marshall
Jane McDavitt, Oryille Ensign. Narcissa
Wicker, Homer Ensign, Fred Ensign. Flora
Morse and Herbert Morse, Lena Steadman'
Lillian knolton, Sumner Brooks Mabelle
Densmore' Charles G. Painter. Almon c.
Nj.
Lowenstein. and TO all persons Interested
as creditors, legatees, next OF kin or other
wise. In the Estate of Emmett Dcnsmore
deceased, who at the time OF his death
resided at No. al Park Avenue, Manhat-
tan Borough, New York City and County
y. Y, Send Greeting: '''
Upon the petition OF Charlie. q ps,r,.-
residing at No. 42l West 9th Street Man
haitian Borough. New York city, n. Y.
and upon the petition OF Mabeiie Dens.
more. residing at No. AL Park Avenue
Manhattan Borough, New York CITY and
Almon {. Kellogg. residing al No eio
East 18th Street Brooklyn Borough. New
York city. " Y ~"
You and each OF you are hereby cited
20 show cause before our SurroRst. ~ tbs
County OF New York, at the Surrogates'
Court Of said County, held al the Han Of
records IN the County OF New York on
ths ISL Gay OF June, 1918, at half past ten
o'clock IN tho forenoon OF that day WHY
inc account OF Mabelle Densmore. Charles
q. Painter and Almon G. Kellogg as ex-
ecutrlN and as Executors OF and Trustees
UNDER the Last VIII and Testament OF said
deceased should not be judicially settled.
and why decree should not be entered
IeNoklng said Charles G. Painters Letters
documentary and granting Charles G..
and Trustee
In testimony whereof We have caused
the Seal OF the Surrogstes' Court OF tho
SAID county OF New York 10 be hereunto
Witness Hon. John p. CohaIan. a Sur
rogste OF our said County, at the County
OF New YORK, the 18th day OF April, In the
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
lsssll DANIEL J. powDNEY..
= ID. clark Of the Surrogstss Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
SIXTEEN LOTS in
WEST BRONX SOLD
Property In Ryer Avenue,
Extending Through to
Valentine Avenue.
SELLS AT AUCTION
LARGE APARTMENT
Concord Hall, In Riverside Drive,
Disposed Of-Many Business
Leases Made.

Achilles r. Seharsmith & Co. and
David Kraus have sold for Mrs. Fannie
NJ. Wallace 70 q client the plot Of six
teen lots. 20OX2O0 feet, on the east side
Of Ryer sv., 90 feet south Of 1920 st.
and extending through TO Valentine
av., with a frontage OF eight lots on
each avenue. This is the largest single
transaction in the West Bronx section
along the line of the new Jerome av.
subway and along the Concourse, where
there has been such great activity Of
late. This is the plot that was re-
Gently rumored sold.
Concord Hall. nine story apartment
house, on q plot 100x100 feet, at the
southeast corner of Riverside Drive
and 18th St, was sold In foreclosure
proceedings yesterday at the stand of
Joseph 7. Day. The successful bid
der was Emily Loewy, the plaintiff in
the action. who offered $21 900 above
prior liens, amounting 10 1851 900 and
interest. The proceeding was brought
against the New York Real Estate Sc
curity Company TO collect a mortgage
judgment Of about S22, 900. The de-
PENDANTS purchased the property In
1911.
Other sales follow:
22p sT.-Pesss ElliIn,n has. sold fs q, p
tzd st., Eve story brick tenement, plot 25Iloo
itlST ST.-John X. Davidson has sold for the
Van Ksnns Realty Company The four story two
family dwelling sic West list st, On lot leIssll
70 Alexander Charlton
EAST BROADwAY-GecrEe G. HLlcck IRE
Sons have sold for the estate q Man Croscy 70
East Broadway, q eve story building. 90 lot 25I6s
irregular. between Ca,hGrns and Make; sts It
has been owned by the Crosby family for 80 yeIry
Wisoh Brons-gein furreS a. ~ East Broad
way. the buyers.
issTH Site Dur Brown Company has sold
for Jacob RyttenberE $50 ELt lseth st. ave story
fiat on lot 25IlO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
The Auction Market.


Bv Joseph T Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ass. cor ll9h s., looIloN .
9 sty 'eumt. Emily IoeVy Eg' Rca. Estate
Security GO Ct al. strauss. Reich & Rover. sttys
PhuniI IngAhSm ref. due s?l.4l5s0, taxes.
etc $4,000 sub 70 mtgs Iggregsting 1851 900.
To the plaintiff for S2l 600 over prior liens.
LEXINGTON Az. re'. :. i3.ll ll2,h 81 HI
rs. 5 sty tenmt and stores Msthilde Weber AZ
.t,ys: Horace z beminI. ref due. 81 tIs.i2: :
!,Ie: &C 500 80 To n pl.iRun for 7s6 %
8 ely dpla; New Church Board Of Publication sgt
ADELAIDE @ Hoyt e. al; Walter p Stafford. atty
Harry 2 Goodstein. ref; due. ts.ees.7s taxes
etc 32s7. To the plaintiff for $500.
BY Samuel Mari
10 Az, 245s ~ Tlll l26th At 75Ile5: 9 Fty
tsnmt and stores: Theo T Brncsefhof et a. All
Wilbur Crane. g. Fl al. DeChes Goldvater.
httys Herman Joseph. re- due, S26 1881. taxes.
etc. s. s.. To the plaintiff for $4,000.
By Charles J. Dunn
18Th ST, $50 West n g. l25 " wsdsvo-th az
y 6Il00 sly dwlg. Emma T Odell Ggt Jas
Rowan - al. Jno & Gulck. atty Robert MUl-
len. ref due s. 6l5.27. taIes etc. S221.i0. To
Charles Mesel for 81 225.
By Henry n. Ke,cham.
CANAL ST. GIL. n cor Allen st. 5oI54i; s 8
sty enmt and stores: also. 65th 81, 10 West
about is Amsterdam sv 251l0Oll sly brk
tenmt right title. etc. Louis d Livingston sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The steamer market was duie, and only . limited
amount Of chsrtering was reported Rates were
vailed for boats Quotations To Liverpool and
London. lohd: Glasgow. cd; Bristol. lOd cotton
steamer. 3isi tons. New York and River plat
trade. trip down. l5s. May: steamer. 1895 tons
lumber, Gulf 10 the River Plate. 270s and back Ia
New York or stamford quebracho wood. p & Nav
Br steamer. 1924 tons. coal Baltimore 10 Aler.
andris. l. prompt: Br steamer. 1855 tons. tim
her Gult 10 81; Nsz4ire. 260s. MAY; Dutch steamer
Nor steamer. 1889 tons coal. Newport News "a
Martinique. [, prompt: schooner l,2i5 tons lin
seed. Buenos Ayres 10 New York, BIS cd: schooner
2,olS tons. same. $3.50: schooner. 1907 tons, ties
Jacksonville 10 Boston. . T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace OF God. Free sho
INDEPENDENTLY all creditors or persons
claiming to be creditors OF Clinton ~
Ostrander. deceased. whose names are ".
known, and TO the Comptroller OF the o's'
OF New York, send greeting:
Upon the petition OF Blanche J.
trander, who resides at 800 south ~
street. Philadelphia. Pennsylyanis, yes
and each OF you are hereby cited TO snvs
cause before our Surrogate OF the Couhy
OF New York. at the Surrogates Ccoft ~
said County. held at the Hall OF Reeo,ns
In the County OF New York. on the ~
day Of June. 1915 az half past ten oeioss
in the forenoon OF that day, why auciisV
letters OF administration with the WIZ
neNed on the last will and testament =.
Clinton NJ Ostrsnder. deceased. VINO
sided ~ 800 South tist Street, Phlsosh.
phis. Pennsylvania, should not issue 70 w.
said Blanche J. Ostrander, without pon.a
In testimony whereof We have c.vss
the Seal OF the Surrogstes Court OF ".
said County OF New York 10 be hereah''
affixed.
witness Honorable John =. CohslAn
Surrogate OF our said County. At the Coossss
OF New York, the 26th day OF April. ~ "a.
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hD'
DANIEL J. DowDNEr.
tseall Clerk OF the Surrogstes' CouN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
Direct State Tax Hearing.

The Advisory Council n Real Estate Interests
{. advising property owners AID tarpave-s' asso.
Citations SO bIl~ar I'm Albany next week a. iHe
series o. public hearings 20 be given by The CIV.
euor upon the financial bills now bcfor" him
Tor approval While = dircct Tar seems Inevitable"
fhc advisory council thinks thst radical economic.
can bc effected ir the appropriations made WITH Wis
prospect in view. this special committee N i'"
advisory council which consists o. Cyrus e. Miller,
chairman. willard v KIM Alfred +. Martins AMI
Thomas NJ Muiry. has bcon carefully sns'aiuG
ths dLrerent tenn Of the st.te budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
To Preserve Short Hills.

Capitalized A. 100000. articles o. incorpora-
ton creating a company to preserve for al lime
UNIs uers aled In the county clerks Office Ia
Newark yesterday FOR Stewart Hsrtshon. shade
manufacturer aud often referred 70 as the fs'hef
The stock Is divided into 1000 shares at 500
p.r value each se5 Of which are held by Mr
H,rtshorn and the other Eve By members OF his
family Mr. Hartshom, who IL more than seventy
years old. moved 70 Short Hills about forty ysas
AGO yhsn that section nothing more than
farm land He was active in the development OF
The Community and nor he wants % protect the
property through a corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
Realty Notes.

Schlessinger 4 Gilman are the huysH from
LOwenfed 4 PrIger Of the plot IW 6Ill6 CT irregu-
ar. al the northwest corner ~ 1881 a. and Stsn
bins Az. sold recently. They viii erect two Eve
story apartment houses.
Samuel n. Martin has ben appointed agent n
the five story building al IS West 6Sth 81, the ~"
story studio apartment at IS West 6Sth ST.. and
the building 325 West 18TH at
The DuH & Brown Company has been appointed
agent o. 1921 to $3.50 Broadway and EI-i'6 West
IAN &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
sIrRROGATE,S NOTICE.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God, free and In
d.pendent-To Hannah Faughnan, Annie
Gray. peer Faughnan, the widow and next
~ kin OF Michael Faughnan, deceased,
s.nd greeting: whereas, James Cannon,
Who resides at 26s West 13Srd Street, the
CIV Of New York, has lately applied to
the Surrogates Court OF our County OF
New York, 10 have a certain instrument
On writing relating exclusively to per-
sonaI property, duly proved as the last will
ara Testament OF Michael Faughnan, who
IS AZ the time OF his death a resident
~ the County OF New York, deceased
sTbererore. YOU and each OF you are cited
20 show cause before the Surrogates' Court
., our County OF New York. a. the Hall
81 P.cords in the County OF New York,
~ H. 18th day OF May, one thousand
rire hundred and fifteen. al hslf-past ten
nicIock In the forenoon OF that day, why
Tho ssid will and testament should not be
Admitted to probate as will OF personal
property. r
the seal OF the Surrogstes Court OF the
said County OF New York TO be hereunto
affixed.
Surrogate OF our said County OF New
York, at said county. the goth
N. 81 day Of April. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
HENRY A. MILLER. Attorney for Pro-
ponent. 1855 Broadway. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
West 23d st. Rental.

tn. finn of L. J. Carpenter and stephen II
Tyng. IT. Co. have rented new quarters IN 43 %
20 William Gucrn 4 Co.. Of Limoges, France now
located AZ 80 Park Place
The lease Is for term Of yesrs and Involves the
modcrnizadon. was occupied FOR many years by
include :. Steinfeld & Co. the Parpoint Corpora
tiou and Montgomery. Ward a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
Factory of Concrete.

The Turner Construction Company has received
the contract by the Courtney Development Cor.
psny FOR the construction Of new manufacturing
building AnuGhe and Gossnan Ions
Island City This building IL 235I265 part two
stories and part one stoR, and IL TO be occupied
hy G.. Schirrnar Inc The building will D. en-
tirely Of reinforced concrete. ana viii - under
taken at oacs. T1mmis a Chapman N,
architects and engineers