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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
BR OOkLY BUILDER BUYS.

Louis Gold has purchased a plot s0x
100 on the East side of Argyle road. so
feet south of Cortelyou road, and nine
lots on the south side of Lincoln road
D,tween New York and Nostrand ave-
uues.
Charles Mandelbaum has purchased
from Mrs. Eva Bennett of Jacksonville,
Fla, the two story dwelling at 603 Lin
wood street, on lot 25xl00.
The McInerney-Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold for Sarah Billings the
two family brown stone dwelling on lot
20Xl0O, at 1923 Bedford avenue, 293
feet south of Clarendon oad
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WHITMAN'S 5TH AVE. HOME.
Dry Goods Wan to spend $4,000
In alterations to S0th 81. House.

Malcolm II. Whitman OF the dry goods
"nHn'Ss.Ou firm of William Whitman
omrany has filed plans to practically
tbi4d the former Lawrence house at
l''o F.f'h avenue. north corner OF
-ENiN ninth street, which he purchased
gently from pcrcival Farquhar for
"out S@so 600, Plans were filed yes
erdar by Foster a. Gade for the re-
'"d"llrng Of the structure. "A five story
'dldiNs at a cost Of $4,000.
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pARK AVE. HOME At AUCTION.

Edward Gambler bought at auction
yesterday the four story residence at
to East SiNty-ninth street. on lot l9x
lo4.5, 81 feet west OF Park avenue for
liIOO. h property was offered in
'oreclosure on IN action by NJ. S. Bondy
against S. 3 Robinson to protect In
'umbrances amounting TO $4,000. The
,ty values the property at $4,000.
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EAST GOTH ST.

Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scrihcd property IL to be sold. Is forty-seven
thousand hv, hundred and ten and 3a-l00
dollars tt7,5l0.33b, with interest thereon
from the 29th day ~ May, 1915, together
with the costs and allowance amounting 20
three hundred and eighteen and $4,000
dollar. t3is.seD. with interest from MAY
30 1915. together with the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates or other
liens. which are to he allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid
rs the referee. is two thousand three hun
dred and seventy-tvo and t7-lOo dollars
tf2.3I2tG and interest.
Dated. New York, june 10, 1915.
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Ref"rce
JOHN A CARVER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
to Thursday. July 90. 1915, at the same
time and place.
Dated. New York, July g.. 1915.
y TAYLOR PHILLIPS Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
journcd TO Friday. August 6, 1915. at the
same tim" and place.
Dated, New York. July 20. 1915.
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee.
JOHN a CARVER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Wall Street, New York city.
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address of lender and
lenders attorney)
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street,
sTH ST, MS lo76e LIST sv. 55xli9lO; Az
4 :, ashon lih st. = "NieoIE cay n
sa"T p g. g s sH,y ii e De ne viii, FIX
Fast Side.
EAST of Fifth sy. between Fourteenth and
il0th sts)
s5TH ST, n e cor Lexington av, liox--
Isl & l59 f. s6th - GO, Inc, to New
York Savings Bank. 81 sth av, July 20,
due as per bond; atty, John A Dutton;
so Maiden lane ,.,,,,..,,,,,. $4,000
West side.
west of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth
''Edwin T Holmes to rs W b7th 81 Co,
1873 w 2lst st, July rs, pr mtg tl2o,s0o,
due Aug !, 1917, b p c; atty 1t CO,
7oTH ST n :, 425 " col av, 2oxio0,5~-
Mary Ts'sWS''r .t to + + L tsIg s sshs'B y st al;
p c; atty. l. T Co. lGo Bway ,.,,.sl7,0 900
tManhattan Island, north OF ll0th ST.
i2iTH ST, n +, les W Park av, l76xi0oll-
Mary ] Hartlgan TO Teresa J Conan, 81
y 7S 8 3: st. s,i ivy r 3 EEG9. %q77S i sH;.y,. 3 s III,
It'll AZ, = :, '62ll n iS5th si, i7x75-Ai-
fred y Robinson 70 h5iIapeth really Co.
due Jan 25, 1918, G p C; atty, Edw A
isaacs, 55 Liberty st ~,;......: s., 800
IBID ST, = y. 1915 W Audubon av, l~6,sx50;
I7Sd 1T, s :, Sc. " Audubon av, IL, 6x50
-Eugenie Hoenncher to Meyer Miller,
1858 Lex av, July 26, pr mtg, sl2, 500,
due Jan 20. 1915. 8 p g; atty, n @ Co,
l76 BWay ','',.,,, tl.200
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
LOT 1871, blk ID, map Mapes Estate
Minnie Barger to Henry Becker, 1872 9Th
az. July ~, 8 yrs. q p e: atty, J a
St.inmetz, 1905 East ls0th St, $1,000
| LOT 4l7, blk +. amended map Mapes Els.
tste-River Rlty 60 to. G%ottlieb kufus
60 South 2ith ST, Flushing, l. !. July !,
due ~ per bond; atty. J a Steinmets,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

ali: iis,h st, 10? ". aii1rhes're Really
Corp 90 Max u SAKE. Bsay and ~
House q & i. lis Bwsy $4,000
nth Az. s97, str and b-Mu!i.n Bros TO
Frank = sullivan and sno, lsst s%ey:
Schierloh. - sth .,.'.. ssoo
il2TH ST, ?ls.?s? L. all-Rosa Ssb.rski
from April -, 1915. atty, Abe l. Fcin;
Az zen n ~ anI i;.:;' an-sim,on silver.
F msn to June 1s' T. F'a sl:. ~ Az D, . ie,i ,t:.E!5s
swanson to swanson q Frost. Inc. S;5
iMsi5. atty, John NJ scobis. IS Liberty
SHERMAN Az, sw cor Academy st; cor
Greenberg, 1876 sherman Az, . yrs from
p Az. iSss: str sns Res s'mm +,
from June l., isi5, atty, Eblins Brewing
;OTH ST, 4 v, sIIAI,red W K,aws.
from Oct / 1915 atty Dan FuolishinS
60, 20 $50 s';si. ground roorW
1918; atty, John NJ scoble' IS L,eerSy
Bronx.
NORRIS AV. 6tS.s52. all--Flora Schachne
and ano TO Rosina Leggeadro, 6As Nor.
rs az, 4 yrs from May /. lsl5: at!ty' Y
LeEEeadro. sN Morris '';;.s sS'toV
MAPEs Az, n W cor isist st. +slxst,, all
-Resina Const 60 TO Abraham Fan
derer. 2l2o Hughes ar. 3 yrs from Oct J.
1918; atty, l. 7 & T co, $50 broad,
c,TTSYisLASp Az, igs.. E str-Asr.hsm
\; Maj aa,n a. j., B 1871! .;,y ;ro e 4 Hq K.i Il i'i q
Wall s,,.. . . . .
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BRONX WATERFRONT SOLD.

BoSCOBEL AVENUE-Kurz 4 Uren
have sold for the Kane Construction
Company to a client of Josiah Jones
the plot on the east side Of Boscobel
avenue between West l69th and 10th
Streets. having a frontage OF 100 feet
and a depth OF 1905 feet, running
through to Cromwells Creek. TO an
Investor.
FOX STREET-MaX Hoffman has sold
the plot, llONi03x irregular, on the
west side OF Fox street, l4Jl feet
south OF Westchester went The
buyer will improve the site with u two
story garage.
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a dwelling in the Murray Hill section,
Dt nous" at liz East Fortieth street.
WI :" remodelled into a four story
"'a,Ior apartments houses, Theodore
Nl.soh'r, who designed the altera-
.ohs Tor the owner, Harold +. Patter-
ph estimates the cost Of the change
-. 600. Plans for the project have
"-h Med the building bureau.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

l4lsT sT. $40 w--Saml Robinson agt $50
Bway Holding Corp. owner 4 cont; Pedro
SAME PROPERTY-Leslie b Mcclure agi
same, ;:ui;,i:1; I'.lo ~.
Clure agt Agnes Goldsmith. owner; Chas
Il Goldsmith, cont VIZ 80
18TH ST, 2O5 to :0s E-P J Durcan, Inc,
agt Wyanoke Realty co. owner ,re,
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Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses ana choice building lots at pri-
waite sale. a large lumber from which 10
select.
II BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, to quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations, offers these
properties at about 500 OF former prices
They are located at brentwood, Palissd-.
Morseinere and Leoni,, New jersey, top-
posite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes of Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince. you that they are unusual bar
gains.
LIBERIA terms. Title Guarantee Policy free.
FOR further details and terms, address
Benz. ID. HAIGHT, special Deputy Supt.
OF Banks, care Banking Department. 81
Broadway. New York City.
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.
NOTICE or SALE or
I<nIN>N I>JERlKHNN RAILWAY.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, that pur-
suant TO a judgment and decree ~ tho
Adams Circuit Court ~ Adams County,
Indiana, wiz. a. Receiver OF The Fort
Wayne and Springfield Railway Company,
on Thursisv, August -, l'ii, ~ the east
door ~ the Court House I'm tn" CITY %!
Indiana. prer tur sale - PUBLIC
AUCTION, To THE HIGHEST AND BEST
'lppER, subject to the approval and
, J,nrmatlon Of said Court, all Of the prop
,rty. assets aul franchises OF the stii
RAILWAY Company, as ordered sold by stit
Court
Al bids must Ne accompanied with a do
post of g.. 600 90 In cash, or by certified
check to be credited on the pur hase price,
FRENCH QUlNN,
Receiver. The Fort wayne and
springfield Railway Co.
CLARK ! lI'T2,
JAMES r. MERRNNAN.
AtIys for RegeiN,T
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FLUSHING TOWN HALL SOLD.

J. Albert Johntra has bought Flush
Ing l.. l.. the one story building at 81
Broadway. The building, which was
he original town hall of Flushing, will
be renovated by Mr.. Johntra for occu-
Fancy as an office.
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MOVIE TO REPLACE FLATS.

me interior Of the two three story
Pstlmcnt houses with torres at GA and
W, Ninth avenue Ii to be replaced by an
'4ult'r.uln and balcony for a moving
s'e71 theatre for William Yoost Of
getaway Park, l.. l.. AS owner.
amuel ~Levingson, architect. has esti-
n@,ea the cost Of making ne change at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
LEASING COUNTRY PLACES.

Fish q Marvin have rented for the
Lawrence Park Realty Company a cot
tage at B~ronxville, n. y. to Pierre w.
Saxton OF the New York Telephone COM
pany; the Quimby property on Saga
more road. at B~ronxville, for the season,
furnished. to Senior Miguel Corrillo OF
Havana, Cuba.
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hATBUsH APARTMENT PLANS.

.ians have been completed by w. \.
sglat'hy, architect, for =. three story
;pSt,inent to he erected by the Rex
ST'Qlhg Company. on the plot 50xlO0,
'he west side OF Ocean avenue $40
81" north OF Avenue H, to cost 1000.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Nnnhattan

18TH ST. $ $. $50 W 5th av. lssx99il-
sophia Plump to sophia Plump ct al.
West Redding. Conn. atty, Charles II
18TH ST., 5os-3li E.salyatore Ribando
TO Frank Farnia. $40 f 18th ST. ia
part: attys, Bonomolo a z, 1872 Bow,
STU Az, soG-John 6 Davis to Morris
Solomon, i?3 L Attn ST. Bklyn; atty, T
il6TH ST, i52 e. SIS rs e Lexington av-
Lawyers Mtg Co 10 James NJ Bruce,
excr, ?oi " 55,h st: atty, Lawyers Mtg
Co. SO Liberty st ......,.... &?3, 900
Troy Saw Blk to lawyers Mtg Go. SO
Lieer!y ;ssiSS,eoo
Emile NJ Bullowa, gdn, 10 Emile VI
Bullowa. IS + Ssth st; or address 81
Bronx.
CITY MORTGAGING COMPANY TO y Y
TT Co. assigns Is mtgs..........,sl SO
DETTNER. Charles, TO Wentworth Mtg
HOOPER. Mary + adm, to Mary F
Hooper lnd) $500
RITTER. Caroline tex). TO Lawrence J
Waller, Amelia, to John W See.
oERMAN SAVINGS BANK to Jos.phiDe
RITTER. Caroline texb. to Lawrence J
RITTER CT al '''''''''. ''s-,boo
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Carl II Pforzheimer & Co, have issued
a new circular on standard oil stocks,
The Inland Steel Company has declared
q quarterly dividend Of ? per cent. pay
BILE September l to stock of record Au-
gust 10, This compares with l per cent.
paid In the three previous quarters.
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Sl,Al.Eb PROPOSALS, in tupil.tte. viii
be received hN the chief Clerk. department
Il Commerce, Nineteenth So and Pennsyl-
Nania Ave. " Washington, n. c, until
oHc'oH X y m. August ., 1915, and then
opcHct. for furnishing the Department OF
Commerce with ono Loo pound capacity
gasoline truck, for delivery at Washington.
c., free Of all charges for transportation
and delivery. BIauks for proposals. etc,
may Iv uAI y, spp.yins 10 The above
ONCE,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


10 sell two lots near Wash.
inston Bridge on which "A one story store
building can be built for s. 800 that vii
rent ( or 1919 of entire Investment: price
OF lots s., 800, total cash needed $1,000,
must sell. y. NJ, sun uptown Office,
1864 Broadway.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 2is2 10 2is6, & 77th st. 22b
10 28l W--Fireproof Products CO.. Inc.
sxt Eva J coe ct nj, May 7, lslb,,SlAls
Bronx.
PROSPECT Av. s2-Ge h Nathan Poster
ast Kermit Rlty Co, Inc. ct al. July 20:
1915
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MORTGAGE LOANS,

$4,000 WANTED frst mortgage on real
estate and buildings; line location security
unquestionab!e. A. Il, G, box 1879 sun
ONCE.
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=, With name and address Of lender ana
address party of second part)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WASHINGTON ST 20, c 3, 2ollis Morris
81, 36 .Sx67-Wm i Buzard. Danbury'
Conn, to Guttas Faris, 2l2 clinton 81.
JAN Hsly Il. ADDRESS Pess' ON mtg pre s2s;se0' an n sos
Green TO Gu:..le Green, s.% Rush s,
sttys, sieseltrich a l.. 233 Bway Isl
sheriff Of = ! county, on judgmen, sale;
on Dec IL. 1914, May I. attys. kaufman
LEWIS 81. III. Wa. s5sioo3hl6sie cola.
81 Bklyn, mtg .s?6.j0o. July 10; atty;
.,Wm + Troy, 5 Beekmsn st ....,...N
Ayy D; , e 6 IN st; EsNISsa,Sw9mps, dsseset
az liens; July ~: atty. Jacob ceb9ishy;;
9TH ST. 5ss /, SIS. s7i.5e Az A.. 25iSsgwc
et al. exrs-Anna Freudenberger to Mar
liz freudenherssrs l5i2 Hancock st.
VIM s Miller. ssf Mammalian sv, Brook.
sTh' ST. SIS. gsc E sd av, 2oxi2o.Mary i:
MaaySe'rr,, East East ora%se \ ). N, @,s 1' ,si.cOci
a. liens. Mar 30; ATTY, l. + Doyle. ~
sTH ST. n =. ~, W ID av. ?sSiisiow
Mary e schsll. East orange. n J, to
Ottilia NJ Mayer, ~ y 10th vt. T. Or
ange. y j. !. part, mtg $4,000. all liens.
Way Way "i ANY. Doyle. III hT9s sso
sTH ST, n ;. 20. = Sd Az. ssxii2.lo.saHe
Il sane = part, mtg 100000 all liens;
iiTH ST. 6is L, n ~ 1913 e Av b. 2%;sics
LENA schir to Annie Rofman, sis Z
AIN AIN st. 2 nu pir'' ss,d !; all liens; Jgly ssi
~ . . . d. . d. q. . . . . . q. . q. . . 4. . . . w. UU
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MAINE.

FOR SALE IN MAINE.
War does not lessen timherland values.
each year sees increase, We OFFER our
township, $4,000 acres; investors investi-
gate. OWNER, Box 3i3. Gorham, Me
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DIVIDEE0

Company and Term, SIX Amt, able,
Bond and MortEass
Guarantee, quarterly, 40 Aug IL
Mobile Electric. quar-
terly Whitman. pfd lt% AUG Ii
Inland steel. quarterly - 2H Sept
Hood Rubber. quarterly pfd lk% Aug
Fall River Gas Works,
quarterly .,,,,.,'.,' W Aug
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(lIAIlONS.

srENC y tine feopi@ OF ihc STATE Of
Sew York, ~ thg Grace - God Free
am '"' flp".ii"a At 'por"r' Seiil"p'en1.
Donald Harper. residing az % Avenue de
c0Rtaa. r Of Sew FF' Yafk. Es g wah s uFS;.
New York CIV, The hgiI and next Of KIN.
syeca;or and ,r9s,ges Of EiEANohA LUh-
SEND GREETlNG;
WHEREAS, Albert Il Bodrdman, who
York cry. and the United states Trust
COMPANY OF New York having an office at
No. 40 wal street New York CITY, hav:
our County of New York. to have Il certain
instrument IN writing, dNi'd 1t Hdr.n.
relating TO both real ami personal prop:
.rty, duiy proved -, ne ~ MI ara
LAR, ssGipESNcEfiR" cEEHc';i'' deceased lio'y Who
was at the time Of her death a resident of
the CITY. County and state Of New York.
INK dated at paris France. The sth day Of
August. 1914, relating to both real and per
Codlcii to the above mentioned last viii
and testament o. said ElEANoRA LoR-
'L rr~niEEREiFtGENNE. 16u ii IA @a SS't Of you ar.
cited TO show ciusa before Inc S~urroEat~
Court OF our County OF New York, at the
York. m the lsth day Of August. one thou
sand nine hundred and fifteen, at haif past
Why the said las, viii and testament
should not he admitted 20 probate as "A viii
OF real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have
caused the seal OF the Surrp-
gates Court OF the said county
OF New York 80 be hereuuto
AFFIXED. WITNESS. Honorable
[Seall John p Cohalan, a Surrogate Of
our said County Of New York.
at said County. the S'h ilv ot
July. In the year one thousand
nine h4ui'rl 80 4 N''.a'
DANIEL y DoWpNEY,
Clerk OF the S~urrogdtes' Court.
MORGAN J. BRlEN,
ATTORNEY Cor Petitioners
100 Broadway. New York.
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In pursuance OF an order ~ Hon. John
y. COhalau, ono of the Surrogates o! tho
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given 10 al persons having claims
against Francis Hustnce. late - The County
OF Sew YORK, deceased. 20 exhibit the
came with the vouu hers therefor to tbs
suhscrin crs, the executors. g., OF the said
deceased, 1T the Office OF Samuel Riksr.
Jr, Number 10 Cedar street, In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, OF the city OF New
York. on or before the fifteenth day OF
September next.
dated. New York. tho tenth day OF
March. 1915
EDWARD V, 2 LASE.
GRACE NJ LANE, Executors
SAMUEL RlkER. JlI-, Attorney for FN-
seutors. 10 Cedar street. New York city.
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Denclt ...,s, $oAi'ai- s4'''N''"T t''''"''VS
Recein,s from customs July 20, sS5i,Sis;
mi ernal revenue. ordinary. ssI9,e@s: corpora
lion tax. sliG.Sls: miscellaneous SA.223.
National bank notes received Tor redemp'
ton. 81, a., 3os,
The cash statement of the United states
Treasurer for July 70 shows:
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LINE
TO BOSTON S4.OO

Strs. n. Tier II, Y, X, II. Fulton st, dslIN
at + 30 =. NJ. Music.
Providence Line. STR, ", Pier ~. y. X, #.
Fulton Street. week days only, Il oo y. NJ.
New London Line. str, " Pier 40, y. r.
Il. Houston ST., week days only, $50 i, NJ ;
Pier 20, r. r., n, r.. 22d ST, Il " p. NJ.
New Bedford Line, strs ", Pier 40. y. r..
II, Houston St, week days only, AZ Il 90 =. NJ.
New Haven Line. SIT. " Pier Is, 4. r., II.
Catherine st, week days, 2 - p Nj; sundays,
o 30 \ NJ Pier 20, II, y 22d 81. week days,
on r. NJ: sundays, 1900 A, NJ
Rrid geport Line, week days only, str. w.
pier 2s, y. r.. 3 90 u, NJ Pier 20. n. r 22d
St, week days, 3 10 NJ sundays. 4 As T.. NJ.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. .'uly 1.-THE statement, OF
the receipts arI disbursements Of the Treas
ury shows; .-
Receipts .....,. f,htl,bsi NL1!:to. 49,: w
Disbursements 1888 ,S9b 65,Sos,s7o oo3os'S'
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. III attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second part)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
CITIZENS OF NORTHSIDE
WANT NEW POST-OFFICE
RESOLUTION Adapted Declares H!gicnIc
Conditions Arc IntoIrrnhlc
md Need Correction.

Members Of ths North Richmond cit
iEcns Association. Seventh Precinct,
Lee Ward, have gone ON record as
favorinc an amendment u the hill
appro priatine si50.o0O for an addition
10 the Richmond post Office. SO as to
give the Secretary OF the Treasury a
free hand in selecting a suitable site.
The association also condemned the
sanitary arrangements OF the present
post office.
In accordance with their views. they
adopted the following resolution at a
meeting held last night
we. the citizens az North Rich
mond and Rarton Heights, nearly every
one OF us doing business in the older
portions OF Richmond and being users
OF the city post Office. are convinced
that facilities furnished to-day arc
totally inadequate to the service de-
handed We arc further convinced
that the enlargement of the present
building will not afford the facilities
for the present to say nothing ,.of
future needs. Beyond the material as
pects just noted. there is n graver
situation needing correction That is
the almost intolerab1e condition, ny
CHEMICALLY. under which the employees
are forced to work. the bad condi-
ton having been determined by in
spection made by the NEST reputable
physicians and experts in sanitation.
The physicians and experts say that
IL is quite impossible to correct these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
N oman Is Prisoner
MOON for IL Years
7.alesof Unprecedented G1uclitH
Being Unfolded Bcfore Grard
Jury in Maryland Toun.
Especial to Tie Times-pispatch.I

iSpeClal 10 Tie Times DlSp
EASTON. MD November ga tale
OF cruelty unprecedented in the annals
Of this section Is being unfolded to
the grand jury in its investigation Of
charges against Franz Marshall "A
farmer. living near ST. Michaels, whose
daughter. Grace. now twenty eight
years old, was discovered some time
ago prisoner in room eight by ten
feet in size, in which she has been con-
tined since she was sixteen years old.
The woman is now nothing but skin
and bones. and devoid OF mind.
The charges have been made by Miss
Emma Davis. local agent for The Chill
dren's Aid Society OF Maryland. ana
backed UP by John Hancock. OF VIII
mington Del, an uncle of the girl, who
made the discovery of her plight while
on a visit to the Marshall farm
According to the information so far
elected. the girl was locked in the room
twelve years ago for dSobedience to
her parents. She escaped by jumping
out OF Il window. Her leg was broken.
She was taken back into the house and
the leg was set. but the surgery WAS
faulty. and the limb is now four inches
shorter than the other Her mother
was married again. a sister OF Grace
died. II is said that the impression
WAS given that the dead child was
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CLEARS Up POSSIBII.TrY THAT TT
NIGHT HAVE nEEN GEilMAN

ASHINGTON. November 2o-The
Italian Foreign Office has notified
American Ambassador Page. at Rome.
that IT has no reason to believe that
tn. submarine which sunk the liner
Ancona. with the loss of several Amer
leans. was other than an Austrian.
This. with the Austrian governments
acknowledgements OF the act, clears up
the last possibility that it might have
been u German boat
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THORNTON ;S;:-.I SPEAK
Postmaster VIII Address post-OtiIc,
Clerks AT Meeting tn BE Held
on TucS.lnN.

Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton will ad-
dress Richmond Branch, No. "a. United
National Association of Post Office
Clerks OF the United States. at "A meet
ms TO he held on Tuesday afternoon
NJ $50 o'clock at the Federal Build
ing w. T. McBaiu ana Louis Eosen-
berg. president of the local. Will also
speak
IN invitation has been extended to
all post office employees to attend the
meeting.
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Grace No one ever knew II was not
until this week.
Hancock came TO visit Marshall sew
erai weeks ago. and when he went to
bed he heard pitiful Eroaus His in
sistencc TO know the cause revealed
tn" truth
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These snappy Boots are made
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Prices range from
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Smart. very fashionable Walking
Shoes-patent. gunmetal and kid
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
ON SINKING OF AMCONA
Collected by Ambassador Page. ut
Rome. and Clearing Up Principal
circumstances Of DISnStcr.

ROME. November Gothic American
ambassador. Thomas Nelson Page. has
collected additional evidence concern
ing the sinking or the steamship An
coma. This .$idencs has been gathered
from several official sources as well az
from survivors.
IL is understood the astnba ssador has
established beyond doubt the principal
circumstances Attending the disaster
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-IE.inkNisiNin. BnEnur,

The Earnest Workers OF the Porter
street PRESBYTERIAN Church will rold
their annual Thanksgiving bazaar on
Tuesdn from to 10 o'clock i'm tho
lecture room OF the church