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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address Of lenders AZ.
tOrney.)

with name and address OF lenders ~.
torney.l
SiST ST, : 3, 1898 q 9Th av, ss6xloO
Nov. 10. Mary Mackey to Chas 4
Peabody n Geo X Read, exrs Jno IL
Downey. decd; atty. 7 q Co, l76 broad
7OTR ST. SO L. ss.''ii7iiss'.e M,d, ;s;S'SIS
l6Nloo,5, Mar Is, 1910 Louis q a Louise
; friess to Lizzie Davis: attys, Maclay
A Nj Burney, 81 Nassau ST.. $1,000
1TH Az u W cor 1874 81. s2X5O. sept 20,
~i9o7-Fetx J ponnrlly to Title Guaran.
tee a 7 CO, l76 Bway ........!leO nO
18th ST. 20 W. s., 400 e Columbus av,
s5xlo0 II, Apr II. l906-Rosalis Wiener
to, otto Horwitz; atty, Adam Wiener,
s4Tu sST.'sii WIS. sos ives; End s's ay'
lSSi02: Mar IL, lgl4-Wm G 4 Mary
Rway; atty, %yT GO, Us ' siroa ,se
77TR ST, a! +, ~. $50 v ID av n'' sSS
lo22. Jan -, ~ls0G-Samuel l. Hines TO
Jonas We'll attys. Well a NJ. . Beck
Issb 81, (. ;, ls7.sw Pleasant a,yl. iss.SS
100. 10, Jan O., l90i-Anne Murphy 10
Atlantic Saw 4 l. Assn; atty, chas 4
Webbe, 66 Court 81, Bklyn ,...,. $4,000
9TH ST, Big, 5 r, IT'S 2 Az A, 25NsG 2,
Mar !, 1910 Franz Il a Juliane Mense
to Keeper Geisler, 32S T. 1874 1t; atty, Ftp
Trautmann. 1872 Nassau At. 80. .i,2OO
nth Az. t7O-T2, g =. SOC n isth 81, 5Olx
100, oct 2S, l907-Samuel BlumenstoCk
a ano to julia 4 Harry Bachrach, exrs,
&c, Ahram Bachrach: address, l2S
pN"N '''''''.,ss ...,.... VI, 900
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New National Commerce Omcers.

J. S, Alexander, president Of the Ma
t!onal Bank of Commerce in New York,
announced yesterday that At a meeting
OF the board of directors of the bank,
J, Howard Audrey Of Dallas. Ten. WAS
elected a vice-pres.deut, stevenson T.
Ward, cashier, was also elected II vice.
president S-"is H. Russell, an assist
ant cashie', 49, appointed cashier, and
Archibald T., Maxwell manager OF the
credit department, was appointed an
assistant cashier, all effective Noyem-
Der I, Mr., Audrey was horn In Dallas
forty years ago He has been N~.rr-prc-I-
dent OF the city National Bank ~ p.l-
las. lie was a member ~ the FnirI,I
Reserve Bank Advisory Council, rcprr-
senting the Dallas district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AN PM PVT
sun rises iji sun sets. > ~ Moon rises y OF
HIGn WATER THIS DAY.
M An AM
saDdyIIk ~ O5 GOV. Isl | ~ Hell Gate IL
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
M AM AM
SANDY = - tiov. III. u 50 Hell Gate y ~
Arrived "WEDNESDAY. september -
;, Nleuw Amsterdam, 1908 = NJ. Fa
mouth, sept. i.
- Espa.nr ll:.a = NJ. Bordeaux, Sept. ".
= TdS anna Maru. a.. NJ. London, SEPT 10
= Australia = \. NJ, st Vincent, { V |,
sept o..
- Buwdcn. . \ NJ. Jamaica, Sept. 81
- ~Klmln-tIuual, l.lu A. NJ, Port Hawke
bury y :. sept. -
- T%OcHmlus. New Orleans, Sept. -.
- jefferson Norfolk. sept. -,
- pHUuc. philHd,lphla. sent. -.
- tummewlIu-. . i. NJ. Hlyti. Sent. -.
- jamestown Norfolk, sept. ~.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- SamllwI ~ London
- Manhattan. At LundOu
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Verona. from Naples.
- Camurpuld, from Liverpool.
- lralu-. from san Juan.
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BUILDERS my QUEENS LOTS.

The estate of Timothy O.. Sellew and
Caroline u. Seilew has sold to James
Church and George Cough for s27 900
two plots nj Ridgewood. twenty-five
lots In all, with a frontage Of III 2-3
feet on the north side OF Jefferson ave-
nue. and IFS feet on the south side Of
the same highway. 900 feet west OF
the west side of Wyckoff avenue. 800
feet on the east side of the Long Island
railroad and 1854, feet on the north
side of Hancock street.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Nuuhutfun

KING ST, n 2H : e varick a.. :s.sxloo
LAWYERS MIG 60 to Jas L Bale. 1891
SS.'P hfSsriy Fs; Hk'yni atty l. ME- S SSS
Az A. Iss72Eiw l. co.ier 4 ano. e sir,0G 10
EdT L Coster' attys, Anderson, p
POST Az, n = cor Emerson st. iocxiiSO2.
kobt Il Perkins. e.r, to Mary pay.on.
NNeT hrnnsMi'k' y j. atty r II P:rkins
BROADWAY. " :. : slsth -. Lot, 80.
90 -. map ..6-same to same. atty.
BROADWAY. ) " cor lsoth st. los $500
20 b.nne't av-Same to Robt X Perkins.
10TH ST n :. i576 PARK av. a s,ioSyI
o,"m insensiein to Morris weinstein:
18th 81, - " rdncatei protes.ihSynVoyy
PEOPLES Alliance to Mary e Williamson.
a. South Village ct, Bkiyn' atty. l.. 7
l:orH ST ) :. 90 2 Tark az. ?o,icxicoigW
field 10 = lsoth $; s,tys, Thompson, k
ioaD ct, i2G E-bernhsrd MAYER 10 tiIbcr,
u Klein; 80 Riverside Drive. atty. Leon
RQWERy. 35s. 4 Lexington ay. n W cor
N.th st. 100 NILS samI wacht t.
uiagds n H.rburserh 81 Z ssh =; atty,
GOTH ST itS w-MutuaI Life Ins co %
TT',E"e- e Ma5Gn, ~ w isist ct; .,tg /
I5TH sr' n > $50 9 7th av. .osii6siSs@oU
~ 90. j. Liberty St; 4iiiy;." .T 81
70 e. fHssF Hs#s f. Q O. H . Q o. s % o o. th0O
bRoAbWAi. ~, ?4O n pyckman ~.
E"s tNtb' to + st-rerkins, Robert II.
rhr TO Lucy Disbrow. Richmond mi.
y y; atty, r II Perkins. 81 Chambers
NORTHERN Av. " e Ii,th st. ig5xicSH
S"minerv!lle Hermlone II, to William ID
EalIlard, So3 " 77th st. atty. l. 7 co.
N0 h"aS '.''.'. '''.'''.,',..,..,.,t
Bronx.
y TRUST 60 10 city Mtg co ......siO
,IIn MTG co 20 Lawyers Mtg co $4,000
LAW NERS IT'LL 4 TRUST co TO Ma
man ) Hart and ano, trys ,.........Il
boolING, ELIZABETH 4. TO Evangeica
DANNENFElsER, GEORGE, ind and eA'
20 Christian Holl and ano Hood
NoGtl- LILLE, 20 Dry Dock saving.
wILLEsTts. "ELlIzABEf;rm. to lawyer .O.GSS
ELrERs, KATHERINE NJ. to wiliiSgmU
Winckelmann ,IOoo
pooIING. E%LIzABETH k. to MichssstV +
AMTHoR. cARoLiSiE. to Florence il i Pin
npr a nnn
ALvEs KATIE. ind ana e1. to Theresa
Ny oRTHopfEpIC pispESsARy
to Lawyers MtE co. $4,000
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE roR SALE

If ONLY y MAN IN every 437.l.i ia
New York has the foresight 20 rerogrlHe
a real hargaiL then los this time" ueN'
week youll }" 900 late to get the hHHen'
~ the $500 reduction now offered nu
Colonial brick houses uU Mai4loioNu
street, Jamaica. Two blocks north Of Long
Island 81 II. Sta' ,u.
$3.50 for a $3.50 New Brick S-Room
House.
Write cor phone f"I iria..--au1 r'uen.
her tho odds are ig5.l-a 20 one Eat some.
body else Viii get There fret
suite 1908, go West I.l stree.
Phone. BRYANT Gt44.
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RENTING ~ THE COUNTRY.

Fish n Marvin have rented the Gazlay
property at Lawrence Park West, Bronx
Vile, consisting of a large dwelling,
stable and one acre of land. to A.. r.
Corwin of Pittsburg, Pa. The property
has been rented for a long term. Also
rented for Miss X. v clark her property
in Lawrence Park, B~ronxville. now occu-
pied by Capt. Smith, to Irving Sewall u
NntleN. q. J.
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FIRE COMMISSIONER A SELLER.

Fire Commissioner Robert Adamson
has sold twenty-four lots and parts OF
lots at North Richmond Hill. in the
Kew Gardens section, to the Brooklyn
Heights land and Mortgage Company
and they in turn sold them to Joseph
and John Campbell and Loretta c. Ca
hill. The property comprises three ir-
regular plots. with "A frontage OF 3i7
feet, on the west side of Green street.
2SS feet on the east side OF the Long
Island railroad, los feet on the east
side OF Gould street and 10l ~ feet on
tho south side OF Hillside avenue. They
are said 20 have been held at SIS. 900.
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Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
vate sl.t. u large number fIOm which 10
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. TO quickly rlose the busi-
tees OF two corporations, offers these prop
,rties at about Boz OF former prices.
They are located at GrantSOOi, PalIsade.
dorsemere and Leonia, New Jersey 90
DoSite Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection Of these properties viii
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal term. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details ana terms. address
Rent. n Halght Snsriai Drpufy Sunt. OF
Ranks care NJ Ranking Department. 81
Roadway New vOrk CIV
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DWELLINGS AND FLATS SOLD.

WEST 63D STREET-Frederick Brown
has resOld 12S West Sixty-third
street, "A five story fifteen family fiat,
on lot 25xl00. between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues. In part payment
the buyer, Mary C.. Russell, a W the
three story King mode dwelling at
2t5 West l3sth street. neal Eighth
venue. Walter Fox was the broker.
NAEGLE AVENUE-Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for W. Stanley Hill the five
story apartment at the southwest cor
ner of Maggie avenue and Arden street.
The house fronts 80 feet on Maggie
venue and 1870 feet on Arden street
Rnd contains three stores and thirty
apartments. The new owner Is Sarah
A. Punderford, who gave In exchange
the four story dwelling at l27 West
Seventeen street, recently reported
sold.
EAST IO6TH STREET-Edward C.. II.
Nogler has sold for the Mutual Life
Insurance Company 10 J. koenigsberg,
l East l06th street, a five story apart
ment house, on lot i0xl00. This
house IL one Of the parcels taken In
recently by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company under foreclosure proceed
!ngs.
WEST 1l4TH STREET-The Mason
Realty Company has purchased from
Martha Goldman and Florence Bisch-
off 1906 West IL 18th street. a five story
Nat. on plot 31Xl00. l3l feet west Of
Lenox avenue. The property was
held at $4,000.
EAST l11TH STREET-The Tilmil
Realty Company, Samuel VILLA ms,
has sold 1903 East 11lth street n three
story building, on lot i5.llXl0h.ll. adj
Joining the northeast corner Of Park
avenue. The buyer is H.. \. Berger,
manufacturer Of metal ceilings. who
WIN alter the house for his business.
Frank ]. Moore negotiated the deal.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian. The BrOnx and BROOKLYN.
lat ~ vESEY +
IN HMM L. krnnnllN

~ n'S"" :" Hehne"E'
''n - ' Z" So brooh av
dw,v. rms III. ".s "'Sr
Law,on. deceased 10 "Cbcser
Ryrno son
LONG ISLAM ClTN-QueenS Blvd, u W e
.asA"au =" .VyNt.o NaTehaa hdmh :
rs.saJ. EnocLsd DIV, =, nsr.ns ~
terest 49, ~ No. q. soo
7TH Av. 1858. e :. .S.s n S0th #. .3.7S.
I sly teumt and stores: Greenwich say
lngs Bank agt Maurice Myers 1T al; due,
sS'i'iIs'; taxes &c N,.@3l'; 70 the
P'S'"''" 49, - ''''''' '"o'"oo
hs ''''p' LAY
MADISON Az, ~ W : @'y u .'th 81
-lsNs0. 8 sly loft ana strs bIdg-N \
Trust 60 hgt Edw Pagan 81 Al; due.
ssts5?.S:; taxes, &c, Noo.7i: adjourned
TO OCT Z"
AMSTERDAM Az. 1850. u " cor iSTth s..
Yiloxlc0, . . sly iats-Rosa Schleissrer
due. s5.2sOlg taxes. sc. $50. cub to pr
mtg $4,000; To Morris Rosenfeld. $40, 600
ST NICHOLAS Az, 3Bl, G =. lO.4 n lgsth
1T. 20, gNs3.7x2ONs SIS, 3 sty tat--C &; Koss
agt Nellie sandy et al; due. slI3Sslk:
taxes, &C. sls2.sg; to the plaintIn, SIS 900
An osos Tl,,pp ,ypNI-r
~. - 49,
''" .
~ ~ - III u - lou = branu houlrNaTI
ana C~on'nHf'e SilS>oNso' ISsbN stY
frame d"Ie w ID Lent sst + a Sohorer
81 al; due, f,339'ts' taxes. a.. $I2h; to
Clarence HIesen tl,Iel
ny George Price.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

chartered at Albany yesterday;
clearield Development Company. Man.
haitian; capital. $1,000, directors, Newman
II, Raymond, BROOKLYN George u Hunter,
New York city. aud Burton Il. Richards,
Brooklyn,
g3I West 7ith Street Corporation. Man
haitian; apital $1,000; directors. julius
Hollander, Brooklynt !, Alauson T.. white,
Daniel A, Lennon. New York city.
Com Re Company, Manhattan; capita,
81, 600 directors, NJ. l.. W Hand, New Nok
city; Arthur II. slak, Henry Amerman,
Brooklyn.
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following two story brick dwellings:
si22 Forbell avenue. to Walter l.. Cal
laghan 1882 Forbell avenue, to Bertha
Marie Dudley b76 Elderts lane, to Fam
ME ID. Ponton 5l5 Elderts lane, to will
lam w. Rogers tthese buildings occupy
plots lSxi00) $50 Eldcrts lane, a two
family brick corner dwelling. to Charles
l.. Sellers.
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CROTONA Az .'NUE-Arnold. Byrne a.
have Did for the Hickory
Realty Company. Ajax Marx president,
to II client for investment 22s7 and
2293 crotona avenue, a four story Hat,
on plot 3iNs0. about siXty-iye feet
north Of lS3d street, The house was
held N S25, O00.
NOODYCREST AVENUE-Cahn &
Pitumau have" sold for JOIN +. Kaiser
tn" southeast corner OF Woodycrest
avenue and l6jth street, "A o story
fiat. with three stores, on plot 5OXiOO.
The purchaser Is David Mcbride, who
gave In part payment the plot, lO7,sx
100, on the west side of Cedar avenue,
90 feet north OF l7Sth street.
VALENTINE ANENUE-H. A. Keiber
has sold for Eberhardt n rodgur 24s6
Valentine avenue, IA five story apart
ment house, on plot 56XlO0. near
Fordham road. TIL structure II fully
tenanted and has been taken by AN
unnamed investor in n cash deal, II
II one Of two similar houses recently
completed by the sellers,
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BUYS PLACE At I.AwnENCE.

Herman Frankfort has sold for Mrs.
\. =. r. Nelson to Samuel w Spencer
her home. consisting Of Ia acres.
house and garage. IN the south side OF
Central avenue, between Lord and
Lawrence venues Lawrence. l.. I. II
Is the buyers intention to remodel the
cottage and occupy the property.
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SALES OF nn0oNL,N HOMES.

The Melster Builders have sold ll25
Seyenty-ffth street, Bay Ridge, IA two
story one family house, Ia IA client who
will occupy This II the hfth house sold
Of - row hulltsh this company last
year,
The Ruckmorc Realty Company,
.leur! ito"knorc president, h"r nld th"
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Lebolt a Co, have leased In the store
formerly occupied 10y them, mt the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Tween
ty-third street, the corner portion OF the
ground floor to the Schultz Cigar Com
pnny. Upon completion Of alterations
tho space win be occupied as the forty
seventh branch store of the Schultz
Cigar Company,
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE
IL MONMOUTH COUNTY

IN MONMOUTH COUNTY.
Near Red Bank, y j only . miles from
2 Union stations Of thu Penns. Il jersey
Central railroads 30 mic s from New
York. Good roads everywhere. \ won.
derful view over Ksritin and Lower Bays.
the Narrow, etc. The mansion. which cost
SIS. 600. 90. is 5Ox60 feet. pOrChcs on .
sides. with . story kitchen; farmhouse ana
numerous outbuIldiuEs. The grounds 'of \
acres. planned by English landscape irchi-
t-ct; Immense ornamental trees, shruh-
berry. etc. lSA acres Of nigh quality, In
Guiding s acres asparagus. - acres apples,
running streams. Plenty u mar. o.
profitable gravel bed. \ magnificent, self.
sustaining country estate, fine stock or
dairy farm. Possession at once Miss
MARY c. HENDlICKsON. owner. REQ
Bank. y j.
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE o SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

GESTLEM HOME at Fnrdham
Heights, convenient ti subway and e'e.
waited X n, containing ~ rooms. . baths,
large plot. beautiful private residential
section. Tor sale or rent. furnished or un-
For further particulars apply
20 T. OSBORNE SMITH, Burnside" and
jerome AYES.
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i6sTH st. n :. ssi . walton av, IS. skies. ,
Same TO same, Sept ~; same atty. 81 900
WooDiCREST AN. = . cor isbth at, soy
bride, i75s Topping av, sept -. atty.
l. T T 90, 100 AWAY. ........., 400
CRoToNA PARK NORTH. n . e Crotona
Investing co. Inc, q Cedar It. Sept ~,
atty. l. r r 90. 100 BWsy. .....Si
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az u > cor lSnth st-Woh.r
supply 80. Inc .agt y : n J Corp ~ nI
BROADWAY. : g cor 3lst II Jacob Las.
man agt GLADYS Baldwin et al, sept o..
Sxt{Sxn1tToE A. an, ;;So,r,,' I',,.,' 90
A'lerton 3sth 81 co, Inc, e. al, Mar T..
1875 .....,.. ......... .-.r ........ $50
l00TH ST. l6 W-ChRs Phelock ct al ~,
Eugene Coll 81 al, May %. l9l5... Si.l
SAME PROFERIN-Ci"mtHtr Contracting
60, Inc, agt same, MAY 20, 1913. .tl.G
?bTH ST, ~ & ~ E-Pollavk Il O'N,iI.
Inc, agt JuO VI ~SiAticry BIDS & Const
Co et al. Jnme I. lNli.....- .t--LM
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SOUTH BROOKLYN FLAT PLANS.

Plans nave been completed by w. r.
Mccarthy, architect. for a four story
apartment to cost $4,000 to be built by
the Lancoor Realty Company on plot
jOxl0O. on the north side OF Sixteenth
street i0ll feet east OF Fourth avenue
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ttrOnN.


lt2D ST. n W cor wales nv. 100 SN1iiS.-
carlo Maucione agt ward Baking co
ei al june - lsl", $1,000. 'S229 o."
Louis Fire Door GO agt ward Baking
co ct al. June 9, l9l5............s7E2
l42D ST, n " cor wales av, " -Iuui-
KleinNeld agt ward Baking co 81 ul
Aug II. lslh...................s SIS
l4sD ST. n " cor wales ~, l0~lNl4b-Ltri-
gan Bros. Inc agt Ward Baking 90 -
al, Aug -, l9lA.s..............ti0 sos
lA9D ST, n " cor wales av, 1olNl45-Iaui-
gan bros, Inc, agt Ward Baking Go ct
li2D ST, II " cor Wales av, l0lNliJ-Lani-
gan Rros, Inc, agt ward Rakiug 60 It
al, Aug -, lsi6,,................S56
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nEr, nIIcANs TAKE aU.RTERs.

Louis kcmpner a son have leased the
nrst floor loft At 27SG Broadway TO the
Nineteenth Assembly District Republican
club, Charles f., Gritiichs, president.
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PARK nv

hspr isHHNN"NLG,rnnnnnrnn T. GVW WEI,
Edward A aud FcIIN GrimIey. owners
Edward \ irlmlrS, contractor. s3l7 81
Brick & supply GO. Inc, Hgt Wdttru.
berg. rahRn & Pittmau, owners, G.oss-
berg Manufacturing To, Inc, oouuaD
tors .,.....ss .,.,..... $iyi2i
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DESK ROOM to let. Two large win.
dows. SINGER BUILDING. Room iii

LOFTS to let. 75Nloo. with power. cor
crete building. SPINDI.ER a pERINGER.
COLGATE and Mercer sts. Jetsey CIV
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LEASES.
Manhattan,

WHITEHALL ST. IS, store and b-Rarnett
] Seckel and ano to Sabina Mekin, 24O7
lth av, 4 yrs from Sept /. 1915; atty.
\ Honis, $50 Observation-Disclosures 81. 900
Cd ST, l6l T., store f,oor--Meyer Rapoport
to Jos Reich, $40 Il llth ST, 2 yrs from
Nov I, 1918; atty. Julius Riedler. 29i
MADISON ST, 25S, store and b-Hyman
H0rwitx and Rno 20 Jacob Nathan and
ano. lbt So 81 1T, Brooklyn, : yrs from
Feb !. 1915; attys, II Koehler y 90.
72D ST, SOs- SO7 r. ground floor and f,Sor
above basement: 73d vt, 500 l.. all
Godfrey Knoche and ano to Chas II Van
Doren, Westheld, y j. 5 yrs from Mar
/, 1919; atty, Vim Hauser. 100 william
RlvINGTON ST. $50, cor s,ore-~Sami
Michalow TO Julius Miller. lO6 Ridge II,
: yrs from Oct |, 1915; atty, Franklin
Brewing co, "A Flushing av. brook.
'Nh '' .''''''' '''..''.,,,sl 1880
BrOnx.
PARK AN. tiS2-ti3i. all-Fredk II c
widening to sam Rothberg. 1897 Carter
aN, ) yrs from oct /, 1918 atty. Der.
nard : Deutseh, 2si Bwsy ...,... $4,000
HUGHES Az 2l?2, Fe,ice Ahbante TO
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John W Sutphen. cl27 Hughes ay. ? W,
from Oct !, 1915 atty John W Suipher.
2l22 Hughes S1@n
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
=

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party Of second partD
downtown
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MORTGAGES.

endcr's attorney
Dow ntown
south Of Fourteenth So
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-13

Don't fail to see :. What's His Name
at Colonial tomorrow night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION.
OF Those Who Come and Those Who
Go---Our Floating Population.

Mrs. James c. Cresap has been
spending few days at the New Will
lard Hotel, Washington, with her sis
ter, Mrs: Robert S. ..Bibb, of Beatrice,
Neb.
Rear Admiral Albert Ross, u. S.
NJ, retired, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. James Harwood Hodges, of
Flushing, L. Lis visiting Mrs. George
t. Melvin, Murray Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Heinbuch
and family have moved into their hand
some new home on WestIstreet extend
ed.
Miss Nancy Dashiel is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
The family of Mr.. c. Nelson Du-
gan, who have been spending the win
ter in Baltimore have returned here
for the summer. and are at Mrs. Du-
gan's old home, The Ridout House.
Duke of Gloucester street. Mrs. Dugan's
many friends gladly welcome her re-
turn among them.
Miss Ursula Teresa Maria (Valerie)
Erjantz, of Vienna, Austria, and stu
dent of De Notre Dame of MARYLAND,
returned to College Sunday evening,
May 9th, after being the guesst of
S. M. Adelaide at the Convent of the
Sisters of the De Notre Dame on Ship
wright street, where she spent a very
enjoyable time.
Mrs. j. W. Valiant, who has been a
patient at the Emergency Hospital
for several weeks, is now patient at
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Combs. who
have been touring the West to the
Pacific coast and visited the Panama
Exposition at San Francisco and San
Diego, have returned and opened their
country home at Lindamore, 'on the
Severn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Gowen
will be the weekend guests of Mrs.
Gowen' brother-in-law and sister.
Rear-Admiral and Mrs. William F.
Fullam, at their residence on the Ma
val Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-13
AT THE LYRIC.

As the story goes Star Eyes, daueh-
ter of Big Moon powerful chief. is
loved by Deer Foot and Dark Cloud.
sons of Lone Wolf, the Medicine
Man. The rival lovers plead for the
hand of Star Eyes. She favors Deer
Foot, but succeeds in bringing the two
young braves before her father that he
may decide which shall marry her.
The wise old chief has kindly feel
ing for both and puts them to a fair
test. He sends both to "Old Witch
Mountain, with the promise that the
first one to return with q deer shall
have the hand of Star Eyes. Deer
Foot is the first to kill deer. Dark
Cloud realizing that he has lost kills
his brother and starts back to the viii
lage with the deer. Fo-No-Ma. an old
witch. has been a witness to the Grim q.
She curses him and tells him that the
spirit of his brother shall ever haunt
him. He reaches the village with the
deer and claims the prize. Before the
marriage, Dark Cloud goes in search
OF game and skins for dowry. He
raises his rifle to shoot bear. 1t is
Immediately transformed into the
spirit of his brother.
After similar experience with a
wolf, deer and buffalo he returns
to the village disheartened where he
meets rival chief, Eagle Eve. into
whose body the spirit Of his brother
has entered. More to follow.
Then We have another very pretty
drama in An Arrangement With
Fate"
1t is a gypsy romance featuring
Frank Lloyd with an all star cast.
For romantic love story this can't be
beat.
1T Happened On Friday is
Nestor comedy and laugh from start
hnish- six Months To Live a
Rex drama compile the the show.
At tonight's show and up to $50 to-
morrow night, coupons will be given
'ut for handsome cut glass water
pitcher.