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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21

= Peel and lay in cold water for a
Short time, cut in disc shape or slice
and boil in water until done; remove
from fire, drain off the water and
Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste,
with plenty of melted butter. Also
Ak the same as creamed potatoes or
mash them as you would potatoes.
Serve very hot. MRS. s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
TX1MIUSIETZ[E[E[P[ELRS
= EXCHANGE
1YMarSery DOOM

potato salad; garnish with parsley or
the young leaves from celery. Put on
ice before serving. make this often
during the winter months. MRS. s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
Cocoanut Candy

Take one pint of granulated sugar,
a quarter of pint of cocoanut and a
quarter of pint of milk. Boil the
ingredients in. granite or porcelain
kettle for five minutes; remove from
fire, set kettle in pan of cold water
and stir brisllly until creamy. Pour
in buttered pans, mark in squares so
it can easily be broken when cold.
Add cocoa if you wish to have two
kinds. MRS. s.
A firm, ripe banana cut in thin
slices and dipped in melted sweet
chocolate is fine. After dipping place
on oiled paper to harden. MRS. s.
Marshmallows dipped in sweet choc-
olate and rolled in ground nuts are
also fine, especially for children.
MRS. s..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
SEA TROUT AND ROCK COD
ARE ON MARKET STANDS

si1eepshead. The porgies sell for Is
cents q pound and the sheepshead 20
cents.
The highest prices are quoted for
Spanish mackerel, striped bass, cod
fish and bluefish. All of these are ex-
ceedingly scare at this season and
bring very high prices.
There are but few Holsters and hard
crabs in the market at present and
those that are are not of the very
best. The price is quite high, Holsters
selling for 40 cents pound. and hard
crabs for 70 cents a dozen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
A Pumpkin Suit
Dear MISE Doom:

Dear Miss Doom:
Do you think a pumpkin suit would
be original for Halloween party?
How can l make this kind of suit?
ANXIOUS.
I am very sure that the suit would
be quite novel and effective. The
suit should be made of yellow ma
terial trimmed with green and a
green cap to represent the stem.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21

NJ. NJ. BLOW about the games
published in the column last week? +?
Won't they help you?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
BUY

Buy at less than actual :.
value, and you will then be
able to sell at a profit.
You have the opportunity
every day in the Want Ad.
pages of the Evening Star to
find a bargain in a business,
lot, residence, hotel, apart
ment, automobile. Anything
and everything that Is sal
able may be found each day
In the Want Ad. pages of
|, ", Evening Star, and often
/ les at most remarkable
sSacrifices.
Evening Star Want Ads
every day in the week-are
wonder workers.
Telephone your Want Ads.
to the Evening Star. Phone
Market $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21

Dear Miss Doom:
Here is the picked red cabbage
recipe clipped from an Evening Star.
I hope 1t Is the one requested by the
reader. / am going to send to you,
at my earliest convenience, some egg
helps and a few good recipes.
MRS. T. @. II.
Thanks, Mrs. T. @. H, hope that
you will send the recipes to me soon.
Pickled Red Cabbage
Select a good firm head of red cab
bage, If possible after the frost has
touched 1t. Remove the outer leaves,
cut in half and shave like cold slaw.
when 1t is cut into ribbons place it in
d colander and cover with salt.
place a deep pan under the colander
to catch the red Juice that will run
off, and place a plate weighted down
with a hat-iron or something heavy
Son top of the cabbage to press out
the liquor. Keep adding more salt
to the cabbage for three days, each
DAY throwing away the red brine.
Scald a quart of cider vinegar and
add to 1t an ounce of cloves, q few
BLADES of mace. an ounce of allspice
and one dozen pepper corns. Put the
'<red cabbage in a stone crock and
zcover with the hot spiced vinegar.
SJn a, week 1t will be ready to serve
with cold meats. This recipe has been
used for years In our family and will
prove very good.
Here are some of Mrs. SIS best
recipes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21

SADIE B.-I am soRry, but the song
you have requested to be printed in
the column is copyrighted. therefore
it will be impossible for me to print
the words.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
= y q

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Glover.
Jean Harth, who Is also one year old, Is
another little Millburn resident. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL.
Harth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
Salad

Cut in lengthwise strips; cook, and
when cold pour dressing over as for
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
For Excessive Perspiration

well than all the cosmetics and forms
of facial treatment in the world.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
Picked Red Cabbage

Thanks, Mrs. T. @. H, hope that
you will send the recipes to me soon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-21
Cooking Carrots

Here are some of Mrs.
recipes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
BRONX COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY, J.
Motions and psrte matterA
MOTION CALENDAR
r, psttls, Laundry
bohr, artz Schwartz Jogn German I'M
Hinnsrs IWrssFs PloStack Ploethk
R,ihn Ill,Ihn1 Net SAY Bk/Cnion ~ R
0Bren o Brten Buingi kinney
wyn.rIK rsuss Feldman Kenny
Kstchaml air say Blk Gouris/ Aurntins
Gsncfrted SD. Conyt Sp-id /Spcidell
Huguenotl ireland shore/For
Weisenfeid RoyslD&Ww
Special Term for T1alt-BRbDI. J.
ZIeSsrh ain /Zierenhsin Natalie /FuninEslo
Seubergrr/ Nicholson
Trial Tum-BRADY. J.
No day calendar
COUNTY COURT.
seecIal Term-GIBBS. J.
Motions ard parte matters
Trial Term-TIERNAN. J.
Bsrvch iHEril Common Benenson h'u co
Kraftsmeyer/I r Piciulo III Vienna
Gusrino/ HhrrcshcTvD Tienan Union ny
H,E.lmsn /Taterka Weylsnd hirchner
BereHBnry Same/same
susRoatTE's COURT HAMBERs-sCHUI8, a
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
u. S. TOLD TO GO ARMED
Disarmament Would Be Grim
inal, SAYS Senator Sherman.

Disarmament OF the United States at
this time would be criminal, declared
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman, of I'LL
nois, yesterday at the annual meeting
and luncheon Of the officers OF the
International Peace Forum at the Law
yers' Club.
Joint action with other powers Is
indispensable before reducing our de-
fences" he continued. "Not only hu-
mainly, but the tremendous economic
burden on the productive energies of
the people argue unanswerably for in
ternational peace.
Mere denunciation Of war does moth
ing The European conflict must be de-
cided in the time honored way
Dr. John Wesley Hill. president OF
the forum, made his annual report. J.
C. Burrows, Of Michigan; Henry Clews,
Edward c. Stokes, Alton r. Parker,
Max Pam, the Rev. Joseph Silverman,
G. +. Tarbell and Frederick +. Lynch
were among those at the luncheon.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND - In
pursuance OF an order OF hon. John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County az
New York. notice Is hereby given TO All
persons having claims against Virginia
Hammond Fleming. late OF the County OF
New York. 70 present the same. win
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber Al m.
place OF transscting business. No. 81 wall
Street, in the Borough q Manhattan. in
tho City. County and state of New York
on or before the 18th day OF March. 1914
Dated. New York. September sth. 1914
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
JOLINc. LARKIN RATHBONE.
Attorneys for Executor,
once and Post Orce Address Ma "A
Wall street, Borough OF Manhatt.n
city OF New York y. Y.
NOBLE, ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Hon Jdhn p. cohaian. a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice Is hereby given TO all persona hayins
claims against Alfred Noble, late OF the
City and County OF New York, decessed
70 present the same with voucher thereof
TO the subscriber at his place OF transact
ing business at the ONCE Of his attorneys,
WILDER, Norman Kahn. fss Broadway.
CITY OF New York. on or before April 18th.
1914
FREDERICK G. NOBLE. Executor.
wII.BFR. NORMAN & KAHN. Attorrsy,
for Executor. 20 Broadway. New York
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
Film Companies to Pay SloO,OoO
Rental In 23d Street
Structure.

Ch,rr Noys Company lemed NJ ,ntT'
westerly section Of the sixteenth oooT o. ~
Buidias a. y West 2$d q 70 he I1;'e~ - -
he f,,,-tse,fh md fifteenth 1ooS 70 the Ml'n.
Film Corporation. The leases aggregate h''''
M 4 / Hes leased me seventh lo't a. ~ Ws 80,
Is,S a. 70 shapiro. srvs-Dtn 4 Roson me ieat
psr q the f'th loft a. So-32 We'i i.th -, ~
he seventh loft % David MarEs g. - ,.,-,
IN. Cr6st Brown Company ls'sed fot tan y' ,'i
~. tto-s and bsiement IN the Bal Rstiy h4ld-
inS IS ard 20 West SIN a.. to g w amer, II ,5.
Wtole,sl. Importer o. cigss snd TOBACCO. N lle
Wsnds RldnE B,svc s. fot ne he. ~, ' fr5y
years IT. same BROKERS a,o ;rAs go C1mpsry
o-;res a. he strand Theatre Building. Broao",S
fIGb az 20 Orso, & Co o7icss a. i9s I'm
Az n 3 BaNsou. OFFICES in the NsIdeTbi,, ~.
rou-s. building 70 Che-rv River BOOM ard Lunnsi
Compsrv. and FOR Ellen < Jcfr'Z. a. Sg~lI OFFICES
n ~ lsoI'sn Building. 70 D. r ). NooltHN.
Coo9ss. Perry 4 Dwight rented ne n3-s snq
h,,.7osr, ~ a. West 2Stl g. 70 HsTy A BlhyNl
for The sssi and bulb BUSH ~ 49,. $1,000 g..
e,snoprad & lev have leased soto square 1ee'
=, o~jc.s AZ me northwest corner q ne tWeny-
s.,enth soSr of the Ncy Equ''shl. Building Tor
term n yeat through mo Pous''
Charles s. Brown Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction In the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By BDsn J.. Ksnnslly
MERGER ST. 2s'. VI, l2S 81 IT. s51loo. sty
hriek lo't and store bldE. y y savings Bank act
SsT. ' T ia. s., PPTfi sssa' -. Ity 10.
adjourned 10 March IL
CANNON ST. US :, l25 Houston st. 2srlso
q AT Rsret shapiro Fl a Hirsch. schcuo-nsn
q Imhure a'tys. j spellissy ref. due S2s.
80 ~ ''l'' etc. 'l2' 81 TO the O'ina ~ i ~,
ByL } Phillips q GO.
'''o 81, MS W :. 800 Amsterdam az, ls2.sI
n" tIsa H.. ~ ltck tsgmi; also lisa a..
lo5O ST. cor 81 Nicholas Gv. % lIiIS2 3 Eore
,,ss'c.' a.nevieTc y sheridan Sst " J. Buud-
~ g. a. ct g.; aRsos.,ly. .ty Lcubusehsr
70 prior n,E o. $500 0oop. 70 John w-wcod.
representing parties IN interest, Tor se4i 900
Ply Joseph 2. DGy
iisTA st. i7' W :. 2s5 y r-noI Ev. ,oIlson.
:, ems ss Eos On 6upcSt ct 4 iTG Go5pao ~
SSsi' tsI-, ETC ,si5 is to n, pi.n III ~ S'
n!rH ST. lG W. 200 tn Az. mI iitcSo ~ H.
Rosenberg e. a. sa',,r & S,,inisrp. 49,, mt
Morfel r.f due 81 ee7 g.. taxes etc ssh lF.
subject to prior m,s q So 900. to N, pi.inii-
Az the BronI Exchange
By joseph T DU
sTEBBlss Az. iOos-s. e. 1859, lsSth. Sor,s
sly hTk tenm' MARY Hebron al VI Giato 81 a
Red 4 pslIisfe-. Attys A Obcrs'ein Isf. due
IS lS9 o.. taIes eir. 8. cub % 2 rntgs srgre-
tsung So 500 20 The plaintiff Tor saSoo
ny Henry Brady
MORRIS Az. lt6s - $50 % ieS'h 2eteS 3
s'y bfk 'enmt. Emma RoimSn AT Ado hlne
Hyues 2 II Miller atty: D Moran. re- due.
tso's g.. taxes. etc. NSS. % TIE plaintiff f1r
s, 900
~ Georr, Pace
18Th ST. 81 ?. o. IS BsthEIis s' er1le0.
sy frame dW'E. Wsl4eh Co az liz r
Maloney e. al A WCmSnu. atty. J A McEyeety.
RE- due. t2j-l -. taxes. etc. 500. 20 J } Ma
loley FOR !3425
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

JENNINGS e. cox. JR. o. ssntilro. Cuba gen
,ral manager Of tho Spanish American Iron Co.
(Auk 81 leisl-No assets TAXABLE IN New York
stAta peccdent bad extensive Interests. co.ssdns
which parsed 10 Mrs Isabel RiDsdeny de Ia Torre
Coz widow. Among tbs assets In New York were
corpcrEtion bnds o. the par value o, S2l 500 and
stocks including lis ,hsr-s PsnnsylTanis STEEL Co
OTTo CLAUBERG. u Jersy City. y. J. (Nor.
YORK STATE Interest In ). A. ClsuberE A ca.
SIS ooo and nfs Insurance. 1900. Net value OF
estate. 3ls,e'o Ms. Man NJ Cl.uheu SidO.
suddenly in Liverpool, EnIlind. NAY Is. lslt-
Net. iise isl; 70 Emil MIEnu,. brgthsr. $4,000.
and 20 Henry W steinhIussr. Otto e. St.tnhluser.
Henry c. MAgnus Helne MlEnus CArlOttA z.
M.snu. Rudolph aIEnu,, and Charles 2 Menus.
It's S. $50; peyonay. including ievelry. paintings,
claims and household efestA S2o.slsi stocks and
bOnds $50 93S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York.-sophie Hepburn Atkinson and
John Christopher 0Conor' as E1ecutoos
TulIa A Bell deceased. Plaintiffs. against
The National Nassau Bank OF New York
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF tore,
closure and sale, duly made and entered
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 3rd day OF February. 1915. /, the
undersigned the Referee in said judgment
Exchange salesroom. Nos l4-is Nessy
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York. on the 9th day OF March
1915, at ~ O'Clock noon on that day. by
directed by said judgment 10 he sold, and
therein described as follows: All that GER
lying and being in the Borough Of Manhst-
tan. city OF New York. bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning az point
on the Northerly side 81 one hundred am
hundred CiOo) feet Westerly from the cor
ner formed by the intersection Of the West
e-ly side ~ Fifth (5th) Avenue with ths
said Northerly side Of One hundred ana
thence Northefy parallel with Ftfth t5tnl
Avenue. Ninety-nine (es) feet eleven I'D
inches: thence Westerly parallel with one
hundred and twenty seventh dz7thl street,
Forty (to) feet; thence Southsrly. and again
parallel with Fifth (5th) Avenue NINETY,
nine (es feet eleven I'D inches 20 the said
Northerly slde OF one huhuren snu .Me,'ey
along said Northerly eide OF ono hundred
and tw.nty-seventh u27th) Street. Forty
400 feet TO the point or placs OF beginning
cnrv.y.d 70 Mary Archer, wife OF oliver H
p Archer, by william B. McKensis and
sarah b. his wife, by deed dated January
4 1888. and recorded January 7th. 1858, IN
Llber 1895. Cons. p. sts. 49,,
Dated. New York, February 9, 1918.
JOHN F. COUCH Referee.
LEWIS A. ACKLEY, Attorney for Plain. .
N.nha,tsn. New York, ". 7.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
.rty 20 be sold: It's street Number r.
west 197th street. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York. n. Y;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
sO-72 r. 42nd St. lS-55 r.. tist ST.
~ NEU WORK

To Mrs. Walter G. Adams Mrs Jacob
Berry. DR.. Thomas Bradley. Mr. or Grs
2. Brnune, Mrs. Alexander Cameron. y.
John T. Clarke. Mrs. Sadie A.. Clark w.
or Mrs Arthur s Cox. Samuel D. Crans
Trustee: Chalmers Dale or Sadie p Dss
Kate DAILY. W. W. Denslow, Capt. J. p
Drouillard. James Dunno and 4. 7. shaut.
Trustees 81 Estate OF VIM. S. Pontin. wm.
n. Dupont. Alfred II. Dupree, Mr.. or Ma
r. Edmunds, John l. Elliot, Mss Mary A
s. Faherty. Mrs. Lillian Bacon FitzGersd
". II. Flage. Mrs. W. c. Gilmore 2 z
Grant. Mr.. or Mrs. r. G. Graves Dr. 7.
Harold Havens. J. W. Henning or Msrauiss
de Charette. Mr. or Mrs. J. ". Henniug
]. W. Henning. Maggie Hughes, X. Pierson
Jones. Maurice J. hatz, Miss Elizabeth
kennedy. Mrs. Grace Kerngood. Gerald g.
King. Nrs Anna p. Knowlton, Mis 4
EoIie. E,R Lam.on. Thomas D. Mccarthy,
Miss c Mcclellan. Mrs. George Herbert
McCord, Burr Mcintosh. Mrs. c. Coleman
Manville. Mrs. F. Mastinelll Mrs A. NO
nell, A. c. Monson,. Charles c. Mccoy, hn
Granville Moore, Mrs George ID. Aumtort,
Musical Forests, Miss A. Nesisr Min
absth o'Donnell. T. F. oReilly Mss Flea
c. Rorke. Mrs. Mary Paur. Niss helen
Minturn Post, Nine. Adele MARE hqg,'
Robinson. E. Sawyer. Miss Annette sehsnss
Estate OF II O. SeiXas. George A. VIE
gand, Executor; Taylor. Jackson e Bropnl
Attorneys, Miss Jennie seward Ars l. ~ ~
Sims. Mrs. l. l.. Strict, Miss Esther
Spanton, o. r. stanton. Mrs. II. p Stevens
Frank 3. Kelly. Public Adminis,rator Q
Kings County; Miss NJ. Louise Stout MIS-
Nellie c. ". Taylor, Unity Trading Com
pany, BY A. b Carpenter, President Wan
derbilt Estates Company, BY Waite
Thorpe. vice President; Nine. T. yol
Bergen, Er. or Mrs. q. X. B. Wade. ~
Weiss. Mrs, John wynne and Mrs Emml
Yopst: You are hereby notined that IN
ment OF this Company's lien therefor upo
the property hereinafter described haylnl
expired and due notice thereof hsvnl
been given you, this Company VII cags
such property. 20 wit: Household good,
personal effects and merchandise. store
BY YOU IN It's warehouses and tor) slye
storage vaults. to be sold az public aue
ton. according 20 the statutes IN suel
case made and provided. ~ IT'S warehouse
on Thursday. March II, 1915. Al 10 o.cloel
A. NJ, by Walter c. Gilbert, Auetion.er
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT C0MPASN
WILLIAM J. MURPHY
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
18TH Street

18TH Street.
Tho Approximate amour. OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the aboye-described
property Is TO be sold is Seventeen thou
sand hundred rfty-sir and 2b-loo Dol
lars tl7,z5s26), with interest thereon from
the 23rd day OF January. 1918, together with
costs and allowance amounting to Three
hundred ffty-two and 30-l00 Dollars
ss5230), with interest from 9Th day Of
February, 1918. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens which are 10 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, Is Four hundred three
and $4,000 Dollars tio3.60) and interest
Dated, New York, February 3, 1918
JOHN r. COUCH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

The following parcels will be Offered
to-day in the Nesey Street salesroom:
BY Henry Brady.
sHERIFF ST. Sc - IL n RirnEton. 25Iloo
~ bra teumt and stores and siy brk rear
tcnmt. Amelia GUuther at Goodman e. ali
W l. SNYDER atty. , ID Kelly ref. due 81.
05oN tsIes etc. i52l co.
40 ST. e23 D. u :. 20j "a Az 2oIloo.5; ( sty
brk te1mt and stores. Sarah A Kerry as II
Weiss e. Al, Woodford Bovec Butcher. attys
" AuoSsmih. ref. due. tl9.ll2 81. tsIes. etc.
tS3s 90
by Joseph ?. Day
76rH ST. 42s ". - SI5 OH s1 25Iass sly
hrk teumt and sore. , FORBES agt J Edcs1u et
o.. Goldman Heidenhei' inner a Unger. Gtys: VI
Miller, fef, due. S-l.J-f %. taIes. etc. $40 81
7iST ST. 52s W. So G1s o v West Ind Az y 81
1905. 8 sy and basement stoue dWlg. Eiiz J
Haynes az, r Costello, Is Wei. atty II A
CsIal. re-. due. &is.N5s u. taes. &c, $,I
IS u Maven
iIBTH ST, II and Is Wts 81 5uh Az tH
Zoe II. 3 as hrk teum'. GC'coHds Realty Go al
Annie Hoffman - o. > y Freedman btty; "
Lev. re-. due. S. i9s sl. tsIes. etc. Sic 90
BY l. J. Phillips 4 Co
20 Az. toss e ail D itith. i5I7s. sty
stone .snni and stori. AuissS sE villa sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
sUPRENE COURT.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

ADMITTED TO PHAUT1CH
Riverside a't csi, B. smith p,Ion. m: n War Ward
and W II. ward. Houston. Ter H. a nht
ny B.Il Murphy \. C.; Ia L. Hud,on Eso. E,y.
". { Hughes OMshom. cry. oni a L"n S.
A EIy. r.. Rutherford. n. J.. and ]. J. Mitchell.
Marlboro. Mas. - n
CASES SUBMITTED AND ARGUED.
/ state OF Georgs Tenn Coppsr 60 ct al MO
ton 20 assign for argument submitted.
500 s.sho.rd Air Line By Ella Thornton -
sdmI: irrled.
10 Sesbo,rd Air IinsiC psdTe,t ANN. ~o
argued.
rs. Rsmspo wstsr Co/Cu 7, stn; srgusd
SIS Greenl,af johnson Lumber COIL N Grrson.
Secretary o. War, Of al Argument conmenoed
Day call FOR February as: es. 5a. us, NV.
GS. l27. ls3. ls9. lst and ls5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
FIRE DEPARTME

Practice ordsr-Ths following will repor, "a
Frnn. DIST graded A Nut. /. A.. 7th ResmsTT'
ArmOT PIX az; and s''F Fos IT, E Fss Il; W j
Ms s IS, Eng ~; r Bornhol, Eng 60; =. R.ieh,
.rt. Eng 81: J. J. D'Azsvedo, Eng So ", Clsncy
meyer. Eng 70; J. l.. DRESSER. Eng s. W
Gallagher, Eng 2ls; p J Mstzse5; y; Eng S5s
F. Ersenzinser Eng AL; =. N. Mum. Ens ?.i
A G. Klein. Eng ?s3: J. A ChntawE. Eng az
n Bremen Eng 2ss: z. A. Woollsy. Enc 2sI ga
+ 4 l. q: E, Z. clements. n a l. rs J. 4 4
! Miller. No 8. H q L. us: W II. Brsuer. 3. 4
/. is: \ j Bruno. II a l. l:si q; Olson, H. a
l.. i2s A. J. Muir. r.: a l.. 49,: G. G. BIoFn
n & l. 1877; J. J. oKeeie. II. & l.. lI A
STACK. II 4 1. iIs: J. T. r. Murray. Fl: !. lts
0stsIl,.-To BronI Station north $40 o. SwH
ghiI. on ack report Fec Is Frmp. list gsde)
P. o'Brien. No. 3. II. & L. 81. and d. Kslleher
Eng 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY a.
Manhattan.

20 ty 1E az. c sS5 Re-. S..s Co I'orooio.aT' Of
20 ~. v cor s7,h st. q. iI,is Ann. schmid, 8.
al az Abins GoldS;ein foreclosure Of mtg atty.
SCANNED ST. SO; Isaac H,ri, .ss ou..l'
ylodo'sky e; a. foreclosure OF m's)i s'v'
,nIH ST. ii v; Mutual Life rnsuranc. Co o,SI
sgt Emma + McNan ct al foreclosure OF mts) :;
I7TH ST. sts 10 $50 tthr.s .ctions) Baldwin
S'aubach ag Simon Machr Fl a. tanended fore
closure OF three migs) atty. VI Wool. = u
Locke ct al foreclosure Of mtg atty S Men
BROADWAY a.. cor a5th 81. l2l.3Il277I irrsg.
Rlsuner, trustee. aEt Reisler Iron Works Incl
e. al 1.-Two actions TO set aside deeds; atty
7TH Az. 2is3; General Synod OF the Reformed
Church in America att Joseph Oussni 81 al TORE
7oIH ST. go z Brooklyn Trust Co at John y
Bodlne ct al foreclosure Of mtg sttys Cullen
i7ab 81. n .. 2ss l,t az. s7Ilooll; New York
savings Bank AT q 6 Kline ct al foreclosue OF
mtg atty. Dutton.
The Bronx.
BtRIHolpl ST. 100 /. HOLLAND , A. s;Is: :,
Mani n,, . .iIy. MsfoS,hiin ~ aartin
IyoE " " cor ZsreIa lv 2sIlOo: W Murphy
at Norbert Robillard ct al foreclosure OF mtg :;
st MAJ, Finch, a. y ! Ph.;.n Ct, q fore:
closure OF mtg attyt. mCLouthllu
loT m man az Vtiiage Of Morrissnia Phebe Peters
at Michael Nolan ct al foreclosure OF mtg
atty, X Brown. ,.
LOT 10. blk. t2s9. Set II, or tai NAP; Adslnds
A wsbr All Norbelt Robillard E, a. (.eton 70
for,oloss transfer Of tax Hem atty. q Moses
IoT Ise amended map o, portion Of Gleason prop
srt, ?i,h Ward: BornArdlni Hhe ct al AT
Emps A MAYHEM ct I. foreclosure OF mll stSs'
LOT Is blk 1903. Set II, on tar map; Urban
Securities Co at " II Valentine q a. action 70
foreclo,e transfer OF tai nen) Attys Reeves
Todd. 49,, -. "a.
RrSntmkn Ct Al foreclosure OF m,Il atty. o
Ernst - ,n,.u
SETON Az, .. iw n Randall r 6oiles
Annie Anderson lgt Augusta Nelson et a. uore-
closure Of migl: atty. F Carlson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-25

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''Iou & : Hogemsn 70 May Mckay. $50 w ism
A, sstisaed o. record without produetion o. my
nv order suprems Court ittys for pr. Duion
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lVin ~, - t,.,.v ins 10Th Az: atty Henry
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W. III ~ EUt 70 Fs,hsr aeide atty.
y. W. tna pT,v s. 900
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Mar Fisen and 70 Mabel schreinH AZ
hbr,hsm Vosel, so Maiden Lane; N.SVo
ISoTH ST, .;o " 80 Convent $3.50 ~, s..ty
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