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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-29
Many Pieces Found.

Other pieces of bone were found, In
fact many of them, but their location
in the animals anatomy can be but
surmised. There is one bone that Is
perfect and that formed probably one
of the vertebrae in the upper end Of
the spinal column or in the neck. Its
size proves that it could not have been
one of the bones from the spinal col
umn in that section that composed
the back. 1t is too small, being but
about six inches across. If it be a
bone from the back, or mid-section Of
the spinal column. it Is certainly that
Of a baby mastadon and not the inn
mense animal whose thigh and knee
bones are the object of much discus
sion and wonderment today.
Also, another bono unearthed Is q
tooth, and Chickasha dentists VINO
have seen the object. stagger at the
i thought of putting a crown thereon or
filling possible cavity in it. The
tooth is fully six and a half inches
long by three and half broad and Is
believed to be one Of the animals
front teeth. Another bone, and prac-
The sun., 1915-03-10
TO ABSORB SUBSIDIARIES.
stOcLhoidrrs Act
ERvOrRbiy on Three Lines.

piIIlAuFLrII. March -Sto,huo,d-
-rS OF me Pom .ylva0I Railroad At
tutlU annual m"ot.u- to-day voted 20
Lneu'b thee MAIN .1' suhsid.aI.,. Of
3D., Company and approved the Hcnf hr-
lu- mad" ny tur Pennsylvania tlg"tu.r
with associated railroad, m iu.s state
and Sew Jersey for tine rcprG OF tu,
full crew laws
\ resolutions 20 increase the bonded
Indebtedness ~ the comp4uN 10000
UOV, which viii come before the dir.c-
tors Al their meeting on March 93. was
adopted
An effort to encourage buy ing %. stock
of the Pennsylvania by :hr employees
through the irduccmout Of p-sSes over
IN" 9vstrm was sid"'racked and turned
over to the directors FOR nsiderd'ion
The idea OF the author OF this resou-
tion was 20 promote more thrift among
the employees of the road.
Reports submitted showed that . 600
pensioners OF 'he company N tho last
fiscal year We're paid "A total Of SNGS.@i2
and that the elcctritiratIuu Of The CONF
ptnS's lines WAS compl"t"d from West
Philadelphia to Paoli on the main luc
The sun., 1915-03-10
LEASING FOR BUSINESS.
numerical space Tn and Down
Town SIN In Good Demand.

The Charles T., Noyes Company has
leased the second and third lofts Of
20 Fulton street. southwest corner OF
Front street. TO X. Gangemi & Co. cigar
manufacturers. for long term OF years
This building was recently sold hy the
Noycs company and is being extensively
altered. Noyes company also leased
offices In the Market and Fulton Ma
tional Bank Building. 81 to 50 Fulton
street. to Edward 7 Herbert and Nathan
Semerad floor at 2i3 Pearl street
FOR Cecela Hermann to the X /,
Printing Company for FIVE years. and
offices In the Fulton Chambers Build
ing, lO2 to l0i Fulton street. TO Charles
Michael
Edward j. Hogan has leased to c.
klauberg & Bros. dealers in fine cutlery
and cameras, the store at Park place
IN the Woolworth Building, adjoining
the Union Pacific Railroad ticket once
Tor term of years. Klauberg & Bros
were located at l73 William street for
the past thlrty-fve years
The Cross a. Brown Company has
leased space in the building at 24b West
Fifty-ffth street to the Sharrer Patent
Top Company and Walter Trock and
space in the building at 4o-t2 East
Twenty-second street to Rose and Harry
Hickman
Louis Schrag has leased the frst loft
'U if' west lNentN-tOurtn street to
y. Lepow Il SONS and the store In 30
East Thirty-first street TO Morris
Smelzer
William A White & Sons have rented
TO Samuel Brody the six story building
occupying the block front on Clinton
street between South and Water streets
also the building adjoining to the north.
known a. 2S1 South street. extending
through the block TO Water street Di-
rcCtly in front OF these on the East
River the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad now has under con-
struction pier for It's own use
Horace :. Ely & co. have leased the
store and hasemen; AZ 1852 Broadway.
northeast corner OF Thirty-siNth street.
10 the W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
The John u. Peel Company has
leased - Angelo Bruuell and Felix Kef-
Ter. for a term of years the six story
building containing $4,000 square feet
at l57-159 West Eight scnth street
Henry h. Riecke has leased the store
at 50i Ninth avenue to the Ksrry Home
Dairy Company and the hrst floor and
basement at i23 West Thirty-ninth
street TO the Union Transfer and Stor-
age Company.
Shaw 4 Company have leased the
store at 203S Fifth avenue 70 Carts
School OF Cutting and Designing,
The sun., 1915-03-10
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland- America steamship Pvn-
dam. Ealing to-day 'or Eu'fr.Itu .ind
Falmouth. VII take mail tossing d., s7o
y " FOR Great Br''tNI 'h' >.'her' ia
iermtuN and buN"mburC, auu fnr o'h.r
"ountries when specials addressed
The scandinavian -Nmori.an 'iner t'ni'ri
S'die'' tal.'ng to morrow. for Chrls.itn-
-hhi. VII take mai, closing ~ 1H "
t"r G"rWany Austria. Nurvty sweden
Denmark. Hnngafy. Russia. aud for other
c"unttits when specially Addressed
m" Italian lnar Duca I"gH Nbf4t7l
sailing on SATURDAY. for %ar.e.. v. IKE
mai closing at S:2o VI. 'm rliv.
GermanN Austria. n Iugtrs bulgaria.,
S"iNlh, Rumauid. Turkey. GIaero. tlu or
o'h"r coun'r,"s '"Nceri LuNeunlrgI when
Tha French. ''uor %hrer, truz m
sa'p-fav for Iiayr" ViN 'lGo n,if ,.Is'rs
:, noon for Franc nlmtnia Hrr'-'t
Ee,pt. Greece. Hr.'l-h luiti. R-ti.r T. -
f-'ca. STAN. Malta. Gibraltar. COY IN.
straits settlements. Du'.b Ea-' IuNrs
Wet Australia. Persia. ard 'o- o'har
countries ,eNrept Ge-ma1y. Nuet~'1. Iuy-
emhptE HHnsarv "t rlrk"' vAsn
The WHIT S'9r upmIrior gncr Notfn.
land Ing ON SATURDAY. from Port ,rd
fo- Liverpool, wi'' 'tk" 'n,U fp- I:,c' ID
.o-'rr IN 'h's r''' e. r % N .u Fr'Ht.
The sun., 1915-03-10
nRoNN BUILDING FLATS.

obstruction fled yesterday with
h'0'N Building Bureau consists OF
A., '"0eW"uts, a dwelling and "A store.
'N' altogether $4,000 Two OF the
.u-, 'aI"n+ut" will be erected on tho
~, ~" ~ LnnFfellow avenue, 1894
'' - WHS'chcstcr avenue, by the
,., Booty Company at a coat Of
"''" 'o" kr"ymb0rG Architectural
''w thc plans for the houses.
b" iiXHa and j5N9a The
''."n Realty Corporation filed
h'" tory Nat, on = plot Tex
Hu.ih 'idc ~ l7Sth street.
Of Prospect avenue. Gold
-. -, h.t',ts. estimated The
.p-l So. 400 John II. Beck
~ ls@d Street Building Com
N'3 plans for q nys story fiat,
y" pA'0, Al the northeast corner
The sun., 1915-03-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Stocks showed reactionary symptoms
on the Consolidated Exchange ycster-
day. although there was no pronounced
selling pressure. Despite denial by
eS.dent Wilson that he contemplated
intervention IN MeNic, a degree Of ner-
vousness existed regarding the situ$lon
IN tina, country
United states steel opened az 45N
against closing price on Monday OF
a. -, touched a high Of 457s and de-
clncd 10 A.. closing at 45L. Reading
opened az 1853. against l46 at the
close on Monday. sold as high as l46
and declined 70 -. closing at 1881.
Cn'on Pacihc's opening was 100. its
high l20a, It's low l1?T, and its closing
l20iS Amalgamated Copper opened a.
j4a. sold as high ds j5"- and closed
AZ 5t7s Missour, Pacific for time
WAS exceptionally strong, influenced
favorahly by the changes IN It's di-
rcctorate. II opened at l2is. up = and
rose to l3is, hut reacted. at 10. closing
AZ l2'. Transactions totalled 20.j9o
shares
The sun., 1915-03-10
BnookLY> NOME BUYERS.

Edward Hull hes sold in Flatbush
atrauic detached dwelling at ~ Mans
ma place. fpr Mary VI carson II
F'I,0urC, 10 Robert II Whitten. for oc-
curar.y tn" TWO family brick house AT
g.! heverIcy rcai. for Grace Becker,
& Asues VI Dctirovc, for occupancy :.
the two family brick house at 23oi
Bevcrl s road. TO Louisa \. Murphy,
70 ..cupaucy the two story brick
and 'ramc dwelling at 1914 Atlantic
syrUue. fpr Louisa \. Murphy. 10 Lii
Ian g. Martin. for occupancy; two
rorg frame detached dwelling at 1853
E4s' Eighteenth street, for Alma c.
lsrpc. to Mary q. Taylor. for occu-
pan.S tp' story frame detached dwell
mE ~ -ll4 Glonwood road, for Arthur
X Robbins
Thomas 4 Son has sold FOR Thomas T.
Mo son to a client the two story
frame dwelling. with garage. at 1898
Esh''-tfth street, Bensonhrst, on plot
60NloU
The sun., 1915-03-10
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. New Jersey, Nrw
England and eastern rcnns, wanna. fair
to-day and to morrow; moderate north and
northwest winds.
For western Ncv York. fsir today and
tomorrow moderate vcst Vird.
NEW YoEE. March n Nm ,rcs NJ high
pressure covered aN tho country hctwren
the Rocky ana Allegheny mountain.
Yesterday attended h, colder weather
with snow In Oklahoma Ncw Mexico
northern Texas and Kansas. and rain In
the Atkansas valley tud southern Texa4
elsewhere over the country tho weather
was fair, save for light tan NJ snow
on the northern N"w England coast, Tho
pressure continued low over the \c,v Eng
land coast. but without much wind fore.
There was a storm making It's appearance
on the north Pacific coast Zero tempora
lures were reported over tho Dtko'as and
Nebraska and the line or freezing SIN
reached TO the centre OF T.vas. clsovhe-e
tho temperature changes wore slight
In this city the dag wt4 rur ri,b
nearly stationary temperature. Winds r~c.h
and brisk northW, 50. atrrtg, huuUitiy -
per cent, barometer. corrected TO road -
sea level AZ 4. VI. - ~. . y VI 20 as
The temperature IN this ri's yc.'c-iav
az recorded by N" orlrial fherm1mcfnr. 10
In annsNeI
The sun., 1915-03-10
r,.r SIDE DWELLING SOLD.

r,sr fiTH STREET. --M Mrs Mary
E..amch hoe sold through william
r. VIA, a 90. 2i East SiXty-fourth
,.-,c' = f1ur e ory dwelling. on lot
e',fuH. about 30 feet west OF Madison
f,.Huo Tie property has been held
q S,oooo and is opposite the new
homo Of Ormc Wilson. Jr ON the
sam, bloc, are the homes OF Irving
Eu,h and seth Low The identity
o. .U. buyer * withheld.
vESr ,ep STREET The Irving saw
ncs Institution is reported TO have
sold ,n, i've story building at SO
w.; Fify -thrd street. on lot 25X
lupa which was bought iu 10y the
BAN 'or $1,000 at an auction last
Noy,mbcr.
AVENUE Max Marx
Ia. bought from James Il. Taylor ;he
Mot .ONi5O. ON the west side Of Yer
r,lycl avenue 225 feet south of 9Oith
stree Frederick Ittel & Sons were
Che brokers.
EAST lSTH STREET. George w.
E-cttcl has sold for John Lambert
70 a Mr.. Caearelli 223 East lls;h
street, three story brownstone front
dwelling. on lot l6.SXl l00.1l. b' veen
Second and Third avenues.
WEST le7TH STREET.-Annie McVey
has sold e53 West l27th street a three
s,or, and basement dwelling. on lot
isNa9 H. between Seventh and Eighth
sycnues
The sun., 1915-03-10

SEW JERSEY RIAL ESTATE TOR SALE
E>6IEN OOD y. !. The r'o.r to I've
1. 'Nr trtg GuIu Send fog rIfIH.tr
E\nIhW Oon KENI E>r\ri co.
The sun., 1915-03-10
HOMES NEAR THE SEAsHORE.

Lewis II. May Company has leased
at Rockaway Park. L. l.. for Mrs,
Brewerton cottage on North Sixth
avenue, ID J. Saalberg for Susan T.
Brady a cottage on South Ninth ave-
nue 10 Sigmund Susswein for Mrs
Maerz cottage on South Eighth
avenue, TO Harry Cans
John +. Scott has rented for Samuel
p Hinckley his house. Roscbush. on the
corner OF Ocean avenue and TanglewoJd
crossing, Cedarhurst, l.. J.. to Henry u
Bartol and for Mrs Harriet l.. Allen
her cottage AZ Lawrence Beach for
term OF years to Robert Hude Nelson.
The sun., 1915-03-10
FIFTH AVE. HOTEL LEASED.

The Hotel Berkeley, at the south
west corner OF Fifth avenue and Ninth
street. one OF the oldest in the city.
has been leased 10 the 90 Fifth Ave-
nue Company. incorporated at Albany
on Monday. The president OF the new
concern Is David Knott. who man
ages five other hotels in the imm diate
vicinity The Berkeley is six stories
high and was secured from the Rhine
lander estate on ten year lease. the
rental aggrcgatiuC $3.50 oOo. r. +. Gail
lard and Mrs. Lillian q. Johnson wer"
the hrokers. The structure will hr
remodellcd and renovated AZ cost
OF about $4,000
The sun., 1915-03-10
NEW INDUSTRY IN QUEENS.

G. +. Butterfly has leased 10000
square feet in the new building occu-
pying the block on Sixth street from
Vernon avenue to West street. opposite
the Long Island Railroad Station aud
within two blocks OF the New York
Central station, Long Island city. to
the F'icks Reed Company Of Cincinnati
Ohio. for a term of years with the
privilege of buying the property with.
IN the first year Of the lease. The
lcssees are one Of the largest con-
Germs Of their kind in the United States.
manufacturing reed and rattan furni-
ture, yetonnes and baby carriages
They will have the plant running to
full capacity on April |.
The sun., 1915-03-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


torney'
tn AN 1852. V % n iis;h s;. etiiy
II Collins to 'he Hom~ tor iurlrah.es
st'ys. Roosevri; X Koohe. - Wa,
SAME PROPERTY. March r,. isio'sand.
-.Tm ST. soe w s. 100 n ,,n A.. gsE
Mordo - al 20 james rrowhridgo.
'Nr and trus, Noroton Conn. or - Pine
SANE PROPERTY. March IS isi,Isam-
-ame. atty r . 90. q" Hway..s- 900
GOTH ST ns. 900 v l.; ay. ;iNioo :.
Aug FL, 1909 Abraham Gresnesrs 10
ok. Frederic Miidiehrook and Edward
n y, Msha,,i F "us"mrain., ~. VI.
l;oughman 81 al. a;tys. BcN.ers 4
Sands. i6 Cedar - ............. .l3 300
':IDS ST :'a = NOR; on ease g.. J.o
Franz Sekan!na. atty. G " cross.
,TH AZ. esoi W =. 81 n iso,h s.. % iCx
Wendcl TO Catherine = Weber, 2il "
IL, - address, e77 Bnay ..... $4,000
'Tn narrh IT. s' E "a v.rnSn &. ,SS,' %
Eleanor Won Hoppcn,-ls and Leopoldo
tr'mch"ti s.r- rH"r strong a ".
n ~. 1872; " =. -? ss;h ~. run.
Nov ~ tx W laN 100 30 av \ n -
20 n.g. Jun. :, 1905 .Arthur W saun-
NrH~'cin & L. $50 Bvay ....... $50
ASA. ST s"!i.n = { Au-n = ,o,;;'s,
lui' /, i9o1-Tssac and Botsy Schroiber
&" Wuh,.mira Fuhr. atty. Louis II
LcNin. $50 BWay ........ ..... s. 500
stTH II. 10 ". = l.5 % Am.t"ri,m
~ 2jNioo.S .. July - l.ii-Hsrris and
EN7 Nonle.msn 20 NNheimiua Tuhr.
80 Hnl S' atty. l. II Levin. 80
lotTH It. : 40 Manhattan az. lssy
100 ~ lo;th s, 20 " i.s- rom /. :
Manhattan .aN. runs iooliN olN n
.o'''N " o+L 20 beg NOV l.. l1Gs-
Thomas ana Elizabeth VI Clark -
'htrles n Bingel ,t a.. admir- aul eNrS:
atty. EnoN Doo,iag - cedar
st ........... ............ ......... .. $50
MORTON IT " Rl-",k.r g. N 7NSe
iun" IN. 1904 william GiI.n 20
NiHtu Massey. aitvs Roedpr 4 Eor-
ier ll9 Nassau - ............ 81 600
The sun., 1915-03-10

Louis Leavitt, as plaintiff, took over
y"S'e-diy In tho Nesey street sales
rom the lcasehold on the Hotel Albany.
covering the block front on the west
sde of Broadway. between Fifty-first
ana F!f'y-second streets. He made
ol! NJ 800 over ground rent amount
ing Z" $4,000. Mr., Leavitt brought
Me action against the Waldemar Com
pay % protect q judgment of SilO.527.
4"e Albany Is five story structure. on
p'"' fronting pol feet. and having
o'plh Of los feet II was thoroughly
"d@ll'd last year and now has a
-" % seven stores on the Broadway
frontage
The sun., 1915-03-10

ATTORNEY ST. 81. =. 100 n Grand 81;
&'NlOo-Aunie Fein to BESSIE Iazcro-
WIZ Ia Il 10th st n Jennie Posnet,
~ Thatford aV. Bklyn. mtg $4,000.
at liens Nov IL. 1915; atty Abr Welt
iis. H. 2oe Bway ..................sl
'iREENWlCH ST cor Leroy ST, i0otN
tvN.'-Iphn Williams to Gouverneur
Mtg Corpn. $50 Bway. Mar s. mtg
$4,000 & all Hens; atty. r @ Co, i76
The sun., 1915-03-10

ol Andrews avenue and 1850 street,
al cost OF $4,000. from plans by !.
.focker At the northwest corner
OF Broadway and 2i6th street. Aupus.
tus Van CortIandt will build one story
frame store. on plot 50x2O, at cost OF
sI'oO, from plans by Cohrantine T..
Aelone, and Charles Swanson will spend
S5''oO on frame dwelling, on lot 2ix
". on the south side of Strang ave-
huc. 900 feet east OF Monticello ave-
nue. from plans by Robert Glenn.
The sun., 1915-03-10
Bno>X BtILDERs RIY SITES.

BRYANT AVENCE.-The American
Real Estate Company has sold TO the
P'dcur Realty Company. Robert
rodcur. president. and to the Mack
Construction Company. Harris w.
fJ'k. treasurer. plot with 'front.'
axe ~; goo feet on the west side Of
Bryant avenue. about midway be-
,vcon Aldus and Bancroft streets.
~ site will he improved with sis
f,. stony apartment houses, three
b each company. Building loans. II
Is said. have been secured for the
opr"ttions.
VERNON AVENUE Tn, Morcland es-
ttj' has sold the southeast corner
o. Vernon and linton avenues, va
cant plot. 10oNlo0. q a builder for
Enforcement wi'h five story apart
mont houses
The sun., 1915-03-10

Peas & Elliman have rented FOR wa
trustees OF the Madison Avenue Meth,-
dist Episcopal Church 20 pr II II.
Furniss the four story and basement
dwelling at 1873 East SiXtieth street.
Porter & Co. have leased for Marks
l.. Frank to Theodore swanson the
three story dwelling AZ Go West l9Sth
street.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented FOR
Lillian Stimelsky 20 Max Oppenheim
the three story and basement dwelling
at - West llath street
The sun., 1915-03-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Henry Hart. Inc, Manhattan; capital
$4,000, directors. Frank T.. karelson, Jr.
Matthew r. Doyle and Martha y, Co
henno New York city.
i4O West Twenty seventh street Cor
poratio Manhattan; capital, SO 900; !;
directors Charles l.. Grad New York city I;
John + Moroney. Brooklyn. Samuel
I.ieberman, New York city.
Haaren Realty Company, Inc, Manhat-
tan; capital $1,000, directors, Nicholas W
Haaren, Meta g Haaren, Flushing. y. Y,
Harry Haaren, Jereey cry. y, !
Gemma Realty Companv Inc, East
Chester; capital $1,000; directors. Fred".
James CalHndro. Tuckahoe, Y.
The sun., 1915-03-10

'tANGE, March s.-Negotiations wers
voN,' 'Ndtd to-day by the South Orange
Lolse B =, o. Elks, for the purchas~
mS rom the estate OF william II. G.
no1H ~ l35 feet Of frontage at South
o'AlSe ana Fairview avenues. The pur.
.n"" r'ce was not stated, but the land
HrIed al $40 a front foot. The
utha'-S viii erect home there.
The sun., 1915-03-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

18TH ct 50 u Edward Mas agt Florence
: HisselI et al, Feb 20 lylI......... $50
20 AZ l2G, aud - Marks pl, ~ 'r--Sau
martann a Raccuia aEt Augusta Y II
Stuyvrsant 81 al Mar T. 1915. $50
ioTH ST 3, " ritt italanc" Door go
o., al rob s. lal3..... ............. $50
o1TU ST. 40 We Smoka Plumbing sup
p, "a agt Isabella Hawkins =, al oc' O.
AZ. su-riin,oU T. Msl.t
agt samuel Woolv"rton ct a| Feb "a
,IsT sT. IS E--Jsmes + Gordon ayi LII.
iisn Sims ct sl. Mar &, lsi<,...,Il235
The sun., 1915-03-10

\ Edw King to Union Square saw Bank,
20 Union square, Mar s. ; yrs, p e:
atty, Edw VI Scudder SO Wall st. $1,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th st)
il5TIl 81, ., 80 " Manhattan av, 25x
1901 John " Riehl to Philip Wagner
fonkers, Y, Mar ! pr mtg $4,000. due
as per bond; attys, Alexander a. G. l5b
Rway Observation-Disclosures. 81. 600
FIFTH ST 100 Sth av l5xss ii
Frank Hayden TO Eliz : Reynolds. . st
Nicholas pl Mar A. pr mtg $1,000. due
Jan l9lI e; atty, T q 90,
l76 Bway. ....................... $500
HAWTHORNE sT n :. ia n pway.
75Nl0O--20ith street Corpn to Max Marx
Al9 Convent av. Mar \. pr mtg $40. 600,
". p c. atty, Lewis Marx rs
SAME PROPERTY Same 10 same. Mar
=, pr mtg $1,000. yr = p c.. atty.
Brory.
borough OF The Bronx
BEAUMONT AN. .SOi. . = 31.6xi0o--
Jas Powers to David Stein, 230i Beau
mont av, pr mtg s2S.75o, Mch 2. due as
per bond, atty. David stein, c3ot Beau.
FINDLAY Az. ilst :. as ooi-wal-
tor kirwan TO \ j Sohwarzler co,
S6S Il l6Ith az, Mch =, yrs, p G,
atty T. Krug, Jr, ljo Nassau st. .s3,o 900
The sun., 1915-03-10
36 FAMILY HEIGHTS FLAT.
'"" on Haven Avenue North Oi
l5in >tr~e,-Cost. stoO 600.

Or the west .ide OF Haven avenue.
~ fee, north OF I7Ist street, a Ave
Uof' element IS to be erected for the
r.'''Ne Construction Company, Philip
:, "'I president. II Will have "A
n"l 40 of as r,et and greatest
'' 100 feet and will accommodate
W.. families Gronenberg a. Leuch-
mf o." '1e architects and have est-
""''i ne cost at 100000
The sun., 1915-03-10

The Westchester Land Exchange has
rented for Robert T. Farley his resi-
dence on Greenridg" avenue tor tho
summer months 10 Michael Cohen. for
+ O. Pierce his residence on Park
road. Scarsdale, for the coming season
Ia q. Miller. and j. \ S,rasser has
taken the residence OF Mrs q. Caskey
on Ridgeview avenue in the villag" OF
White Plains for the summer ~ 1915.
The sun., 1915-03-10
s'>RsDALE PLOT BUYER.

The Westches,er Land Exchange has
so'd a, Greenacres plot 10. comprising
"" acres In the Morris tract facing on
bHchnill Drive. adjacent to the hand
some Pope residence. Harold f. Porter
c' '"' Porter publishing Company Is the
..yer He will erect residence on the
The sun., 1915-03-10

With name and address Of lender and
attorney II attorneys name IL omitted I
address party of the second psrtJ
The sun., 1915-03-10

Th1ut- f. EpoucN who was a ucm-
ur. u, the dorsey Ct. Board or S'rco'
.,.J Wtirs ',mmjss. orcls dur,g 'nr
W tpruu tdin''S'rl'.o va rIccjad
lost u.eat exalted ruler % fo~scs CTS
Lodge of l.l'>s
The sun., 1915-03-10

on.uuCtlon Co contractor -. " 40
NASSAU Sr. cor spruce 81 100 bNgi
j u Johnson co " American Tract
Society and y life lus CO. owner
sun Printing and Publishing 60. lesseeS
Odell Mhitsuatk contractor \ /
Gross q co. sub-cpn tractor .... S2-g tN
BpWERN. bO--S Shauker Meta ceiling
60 W William Kramer Sons Realty go.
In. and William Kramer sons owners.
.essee~ and contractors ............t7
tlST IT 80 ant 244 W-Reid King & 60.
Inc. agi Annie Golds'en contractor and
owner ..... ..........s5- : I
ID ST. 2Ot E-Abiaham Safnan ag'
caroline VI Singer. owner and contrac-
tor ......... .................... .........s sl06 n
BROADWAY. 1875 and ls7--purde''
Roun'ree Mfg co agt Upright Co - a.
aNners renewal ......... s. lt5
GRAND BOULEVARD and conco4rsc n
cor lS2d st 22N57. Joseph Rice agt
WNiam ". HaNcns owner and Cou'ric-
'or ......... .............. i7Ot On
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NSIilNGTON. March .. rho d,, an
uf IA" supreme Court for Mrdur~ I.t,:
Sos. iS5, i>7 lkH raj lG". lH3 Ip4
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n'.'s Vr.i ui Ioru,-i- ~ noon
= lWo's Port Ninur - u.l". ot.' Of
~dh'nr htr a. noon
s. Topra SABINE ~ mile. cas of sabne
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Ih"e" uhH' orders N"'" issued
Lieutenant 'rUrntrIcr g. y R,.dpir
90 \t.Hutt, rnHyrtl Horf.
lr,u. % O. knh,Ht from l@l,h &
luWh ppv.t. 'up'lar. H..hr-.... 'o
Washing TOTO 'trl
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The West Side Taxpayers Association
will meet on Thursday evening at
IIencbund Hall, 2s7 West Thirty
fourth street,
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MORTGAGES.
with nsm- and address Of ,end-r and
lenders attorney
Downtown
(souih OF Fourteenth ST
tour to Albert Mamiock, 23o W lO3d St
Mar ., yrs, p e; atty, l. r co. lG0
Fast side.
EAST OF Firth aN between Fourteenth
and nom stsp
18th ST, " cor Irving y. 2.>s2 Olivia
IIalsev to Clarence II B'ackalL IL
Chauncey 81, Cambridge Mass, Mar %.
Or mtg S7j, 900 due Jan l. 1917. y e..
ATTY. Il q Babbage, Ill Bvay.. g. 500
e1TH ST n =, go . "a Az, 35X9s.9 Helen
Norrs to Timothy + Fay, .os Hay 2Sth
=. HklyH Mar a,!y,rr,sG yrs p G. a,tyas;;
aGTH sT n :, 900 9 Lexington av. i9xss.a
l,9 T. 3Gth st Mar :, due as Per bond
atty, Jos j Baker - Sassau VI 81 600
SSTH ST. n y, 81 lst av, 20Ei2alO
Morris Schlossman % Edw VI Schloss-
man SO Hamilton Terrace, Mar ', due
az per bond; atty, NJ Waldman. ~
West side.
West Of fifih av, between Fourteenth
and ll0fh sirp
WEST ESD Az, " 8, T.. u Sl.t At. ooxG.
Edw q whitaker 20 ritl" . 4 T 90.
Az, " cor san ST. 100 Sk.a
,,-o i"nridue1 TO Thco Grrrntrce.
POI " 7sth H, Mar :, pr mtg s3i 900
aue as per bond atty j"o Io,. :. q o
,rH ST, 8. s7S Col sN a5slooiii~
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II G USE S
FOR THE SUMNER
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOUR WINDS FARM -

Finest property IN New Hampshire .iS
acres. 100 woodland. - cultivated High
elevation. Beautiful mountain ana valley
view. Pure water 1900 gals hour. Modern
house bathrooms. sleeping -porches.
large piazlas, electric lights. Also farm
house. stables. etc Price $4,000. about
= cost
ID. VI. WHITE & co.
Leading Heal Estate Dealsrr
PeterhorouIh. Nev Nampshire
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'ERTNF0 FNON NV N0NE
e nl.s q ,os'a A. Gc"oa
Kris ,u,tforI 70 Bsr-rn
: Ia TpV'aIro ~ Va--c
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Al,B\NN, March The Court NJ Np
peals calendar Tor 10 morrow: Sos ~
sb3, .i' 25i, ?5s, 2bs 200, $50,