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Clarendon county, Nos IA and
So, special levy. ....-....---.n
County and Court House e~1R /"
All parties between the ages of 2l
and 60 years, inclusive, are liable, unless
exempted by law, to poll tax of $l.OO,
also to Communication tax Of $500.
Levy for special school districts is as
follows:
Nos 2, 6, 80, "a, 4O,4 and 47-2 mills.
Nos 4, 8, II, I3, H. e, 10, %, ,25, 2s, ,29, 36,
81, SO, SO, Al, 43. =, 4S, so, 81, So, So,
IS, Sc, 50 and Co. mills.
No 23-12 mills.
Nos "a and 49-c mills.
No 27-7 mills.
Nos IL and IS mills.
Upon all unpaid taxes after Decem-
ber 81 a penalty of ~ will be aGded
for January, 10 for February and so
to 18th day of March next, after which
the books will be closed and executions
issued upon all unpaid taxes.
Those who desire to pay their taxes
through the mail may expedite matters
by dropping the Treasurer card asking
for the amount of their taxes, so as to
avoid sending the wrong amount, also
stating the township or townships Ut
property is owned in more than one)
and if possible give school district where
property is located. After paying taxes
examine your receipts and see if all
your property is covered; if not, see
about it at once.
By following the above suggestions
complications and additional cost may
be avoided. WESLEY COOK,
9-23-t12-3O County Treasurer.
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lnyigorating to the Pale and Sickly

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic.
GEoyE's TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Naiaria euriche the blood and builds up the sys.
TEN. A true tonic, For adults and Children. 3oe
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Tax Notice.

The tax books will be open for collec-
ton of taxes for year 1915 on the 18th
day of October, prox. Tax levy as fol-
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Arrival Of Passenger Trains al
kinaStree.

The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has promulgated the.following sched-
ule, which became effective Monday,
June l, 1914:
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned against
hunting, fishing, cutting or hauling
wood, or otherwise trespassing upon
the lands of the undersigned, situate in
township No 10, Williamsburg county.
Violators of this notice will be prose-
cuted at law. N SAULS, JR,
9-16-4tp MRS T GRA4.
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Notice Of Application
for Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will make application to the
Judge of Probate of Williamsburg
county on the 18th day of October, 1915,
at IL o'clock noon, for his Final Dis
charge as Administrator of the estate
of H E Hanna, deceased.
r ] HANNA,
Administrator of Estate'of H E Hanna,
deceased. S-9-ot
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HELD As MEDICINE MAKER.
GrccnpOint Bankers Arrest
Caused by Health Department.

officials Of the Health Department
auuelred yesterday in the Gates Avenue
curt, Bro klyn, against George W. Eel
ter of 522 Putnam avenue, secretary OF
the Greenpoint Savings Bank and also
manufacturer of "A preparation known
as "Barton's p,phtheria Antidote.'
The arrest OF Felter followed an In
v~estigatiou OF several months by Food
Inspector Israel Goldman, who bought
several bottles Of the preparation in
drug stores In the Greenpoint district.
Chemists from the Health Department
PRESENTED to Magistrate Geismar sn
analysts of the preparation, alleging 1t
to be composed OF sodium chloride.
sugar, acetlc acid, caramel coloring, resin
and a trace of oil OF peppermint.
The packages produced as evidence
were labelled on the outside "Barton's
niphtheria Antidote," ON the bottle in
side the package was the label "Dr, T..
VI. BartOn's Ant!dote for the speedy and
Certain Cure OF Diphtheria, Scarlet
Fever and Common Sore Throat y
pamphlet with directions for use also
contained the plea, save the children.
Diphtheria can he cured. This Is the
most successful treatment eXtant."
Magistrate Geismar agreed with the
Health officials that the case should go
IL the Court of Special Sessions. He held
Felter in $500 bail. which was provided
hl the Rev. DR.. Charles G. Clark, rector
OF st. Georges Episcopal Church,
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EX.SALESMAN CALLED THIEF.
Accused of Taking Goods, Under
selling, and Pocketing Proceeds.

George H.. Deshon. until eight months
ago an employee Of the DIR. Charles
Flesh Food Company OF 752 Fulton
street, Brooklyn. by whom he had been
paid 800 a week as n salesman, was
locked up in the Poplar street station
last night accused OF burglary ny Alonzo
Dupell. general manager of the com
pany.
Suspicion aid not point TO peshon till
Yesterday. when Dupeli met Nexander
Block OF the Block Drug Company, 1925
Livingston street. who told the manager
of buying his preparation cheaper in
Philadelphia than he could from the
Brooklyn office. Dupell became inter
esetd and examined the last shipment to
Blocks store. On the boxes, according
TO the complaint. he re ,ogniZed markings
made by Deshon in the Fulton street
office,
The goods had been purchased in
Philadelphia from J. Harris for SEQ,
and when Dupell looked At the check
he found that j, Harris had Endorsed II
over 10 Deshon. with hat evidence he
caused Deshou's arrest.
Deshon had been with the frm for
| nine years and had sold In that time
81, 000, 600 worth OF goods. He had he-
sides his salary of 500 an expense
allowance OF 800 "A week.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~NoRk-John W sterling, Plaintiff. against
William 6 o'Brien and Alice q Tobin.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 29th day OF May, 1918, !, the under
signed. the referee in said judgment
named. will cell at public auction, at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. No. "a
Is vesey street, in the Borough Of Man
haitian. city OF New York. ON the s0th
dsv OF June. 1918. At IL o'clock noon on
that day. by JOSEPH +. DAY. Auctioneer,
the premises directed nv said judgment to
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land In the City. County and state OF New
York. with the buildings and Improvement
thereon erected, bounded and described as
BEGINNING a, a point In the North
erly side Of Thirtieth street. distant one
hundred and siNty-four feet four inches
Easterly from the intersection of the
Sortherly side Of Thirtieth street and the
Eas,crly side ~ Fifth Avenue and running
nue. and part OF the way through a party
wall. oightv-one feet two inches thence
Easierly, parallel with Thirtieth street.
t"enty-one feet ave inches. thence South
NJ the way through another party. wall,
eighty.ore feet. two. inches to the North
eriy side of Thir,ieth street and thence
westerly. along the Nor,hsriy side OF
Thirtieth street, twenty.one feet Ave
Dated, New York. June I. 1918.
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS, Before
JOHN 4. CARVER. Attorney for Plaintiff,
~ wal street, New York.
The following Is n diagram ~ the prop.
Yas, 5o,h street. Borough Of Manhattan,
CIV 81 New York:
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oprn ,roR RuYs DRIVE PLOT.

Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum ave
purchased from the Loyal l.. Smith es-
tate the southeast corner of Riverside
Drive and i60th street. a triangular
shaped plot fronting 2l2 feet on the
Drive. IA feet on the street n meas
urlng 1898 feet on the east line. II
was A cash transaction negotiated by
the J. Romaine Brown Company. The
property will be resold to a builder for
Improvement. on the Drive front to
the north the Friedman Construction
COMPANY is completing two apartment
structures. This is the fourth corner
mot on Riverside Drive purchased by
the Mandelbaums from the Smith es-
tate. II also makes a total of 125
lots in the immediate vicinity acquired
by them during the past two years from
the same interests.
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MADISON AVENUE
DWELLING IN A DEAL
Suydam House, Near 48th ST.,
Bought as a Site for Bust
ness Building.
OPERATORS BUY ON DRIVE

pavid Dows has bought through
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. the dwelling
a, IA Madison ven from John II.
suydam. Four stories and basement.
=, covers a 'ot "a feet wide and 95
fee, deep, next to the dwelling at the
northwest corner Of Forty-eighth street.
Jr. Dows buys It not for a nome but
10 provide a home for Douglas l.. FL
Imam and his band Of real estate sell
ers. Mr.. BOWS Is to remove the Suy-
dam house and in its place erecJ a six
story building. which the Gilman firm
has agreed TO lease for twenty-one years
The store floor will be occupied by Mr.
Gilman company. The remainder OF
the building will be apartments. The
building will be ready for occupancy
ohou, october l.. The Gilman firm Is
row located directly opposite, where
Il has been for o. years.
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SALES.

YoRK-cornelia 4. Hughes Plaintiff,
In pursuance Of a judgment Of fore:
closure and sale, duly made and entered
n the sboye entitled action and SsarInF
the Undersigned, the. referee IN said tudg.
nent named. Will sell at public. auction, at
Street. in TIE 6orousSp" Of Msnhatisn. civ
Of New York. on the 18th day % June.
isIs At A. o'cicck noon on that day, by
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows;
land. with ii"i the b%buiiidi1s and Improvement
,hereSn erected; situate wing and eslns
and Designated as Lot No as on : Ger.
is,p %sp entitled Map Mar Of Prcpetiy In the
longing TO Philip Miliedor." drawn from a
sers ofissts. sy RIessfa A@srmsr. c. s,
I. 1882. in tin case No. 1876. which said lot
is more particularly bounded and described
BEGINNING a, a point on the sou,herly
side Of, One Hundred and Eighteenth
Five feet Westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection Of the said Southerly
side Of one Hundred and Eighteenth
with the Westerly side of First Avenue
one Hundred feet ten inches running
thence Westerly parallel with the South
erly side Of one Hundred and Eighteenth
street Twenty Ave feet. thence Northeriy
again parallel with the Westerly side OF
First Avenue one Hundred feet ten
inches to tho Southerly side Of One Hun
dred and Eighteenth street and thence
Eas,eriy along the Southerly side OF One
Hundred and Eighteenth street Twenty
fve feet to the point or place of beginning.
said premises being now known as and by
the street number 3t4 East iisth Street.
Dated, New York, May 18th. 1915.
ROBERT l.. LUCE. Referee.
MCCLURE a PRENTICE, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, 81 Broadway. New York.
The following 10 n diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold Its street number is 3tt
East llsth street;
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Av. 2lst-Titie Guar & T
Co to Christine g Openhym ct al, trus;
ELwoop ST, sw 5, al n $ Hillside av,
land Fitzpatrick, 81 W 18th st; ATTY,
NYT Co, 1875 Bwsy. ........aM. 800
ELWooD ST v at 2 Hiilslie ay,
Hudson Mtge CO, 1873 Bway; atty, Ny
CO isS bway:','. s''loU
S5-Emma + Fettretch ct al. eNrs, to
sttys. Fruesun & n, so Wall st..,..,....i
BROADWAY. Sc $. at $ " $ HYATT g;
llsTH ST. 1855 E-Hudson city Saw Instn
to Lawyers Mtge Co. % Liberty st.sj,So0
I'D Az. 2ioo-Adolph Risse9hSrg ct al to
Myers & @. 100 Bway.....;"..,,.t 81
18TH ST. n ;, 1855 2 Avenue 4; 81 6Slos ,
Mari Rizzo to Giuseppe p'Aversa, 81
Z Houston st; atty. Alfonso Broona, i5o
sis sdnb 81 ,, = : 70 s7 trs,s e e syi i'Y gisS 'I i.l
av: atty. irving c Fox, err Bway $500
?O2p ST, $ : 100 v sth nv' iGSxssli%oo
sc ESSsi e. ST. r; No.si.Ab,r =; 'R'ociihste,nn %
f nsis - D, al Bway. 81
HENRY ST. e cor clinton st. ga axloo-
Esther surut 70 Elias surnt, las W l2l.,
NORFOLK st, e6-ssme to same, atty;
GRA %i ST.. s1s.s7eM Sam. to same;
atty, same
Bronx.
PARK MTG co to Robt n Perkins, trus. ~
FRiEz, ERNEST s. to Lillian NJ Don;
KArzENBERG, cHAs W, 10 rnomasin.
r Il ~ co TO- n Y Investors 'corpn. ,,.0co
PHELAN BROS CONSTR 60 to Freak
Wertz- 49,, 49,. ssoOu
wINNIK. CATH A. and ano. trus, 10 Cath
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Mail for the Azores Islands closes to-
dav AZ g:3O r. VI. and goes by rail to
Providence, X. l., and thence by steam
ship Roma.
The Observation-Disclosures liner oscar
II, sailing Thursday for Christiansand and
Christianla, will take mail, closins az 10
a. NJ. for Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Luxembourg and Turkey also for other
countries II specially addressed for des-
patch by this steamer.
The American liner st Louis, sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. Will take mall,
closing at $40 \. NJ, for Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary. Lusemhurg
and Turkey, Africa. West Asia and tho
East Indies.
The Norwegian America stes mship
Bergensftord sailing Saturday for Bergen,
will take mail. closing at 10 A NJ, for
Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Germany Aus
tria. Hungary and Turkey, also for other
countries II specially addressed.
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Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON, June These army
s.S Hng; as rs a 10 10 eS Niles III. f1 nss; sfn.. ' al
the army school Of the line, Fort Leaven-
Second Lieut.. Charles A. schimelfenie,
Coast Artillery Corps. detailed for service
In the grade Of FRS; Lieu,ensn; In the
capi Asnrsd v nyorn.,aa,, sixteenth
mSr,n, Kan. and r.nGrt TO son ,hs COM
First Lieut., W II. Pope, cavalry, as
;isned 90 the Eogr'sepih CayaIry,.
assigned 70 the command 81 the South
Atlantic FRS, Artillery district
Each q ne fo.!o"iEg namsa 9feeers
the Army Medical school in this city 10
his home: First Lieuts. Grover {. Bun,in
capt. James p. Harbeson, Fifth In
fan,ry, transferred on the recommenda-
ZION ~. medical authority to the Four
~, James C Rhea, e.yslry, from
Cavalry from that regiment 10 the Third
Esch Of the following named captain. o,
fourth 70 the NsinStasniin COMPANY John
c GoSdf@!oM; from Ihs Thlr,ten,9 70 the
nc Eleventh to the Fourteenth company,
clifford C carson, from The Eshteenth
Pourie. from the sevu'ieth to the l65th
Company, stephen II Mould, from the
Nineiicth to the second Company,
Major Johnson Hagood. Coast Artillery,
Fort, w.ashlngton NJ and assume com
Major Lawrence $ Miller, Coas, Ar
tllery. from the coast detences Of Manila
duties Of fort commander
capt Edward y. Powers, Coast Artil-
lery. upon his relief from duty IN the
quartrrmaster department 10 the First
Each " the following officers Of the
Coast Artillery Corps is relieved from his
present assignment IN the coast defences
~ Manila Ray % the coast defences in
dIcated after his name; First Lieut..
Nathan. Horowitn, coast detenfes of
gin. coss, detences Of Puget sound First
Lieut.. Edward /. Dyer, coast defcnces OF
Portland Second Lieut.. Charles y. Wilson,
coast defence, OF eastern New York.
| Coast Artillery Corps is transferred as In.
seventy sixth to the Forty second Com
pany; Donald c. Mcdonald from the Nine
ieenth to Eighteenth Company; Frank II
Ph,pps, Jr, from the seventy-second u
Inc i3sth Company; Thomas Duncan from
The lSbth TO Inc Ninetieth Company,
Cant, Lewis Turtle, Coast Artillery
transferred from the Six,ieth 10 th'
Ninety-ntth Company,
Coast Artillery is assigned TO the compan,
Indicated First Lieut., Clarence f, sehyt
Fifty-frst Company, second Lieut., Stewar
W. Stanley. Nineteenth Company, Cap
Corps, transferred from the Ninetieth Il
me ,ssth Company
These navy orders were Issued;
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RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.
Omces. Lofts and stores SIN In
Demand.

Messimer & Carraeau and Dean
wilmer. agents for the Vanderbilt Con-
course offices, have concluded a lease
with Carrere a Hastings. architects, for
a long term OF years for the entire top
floor and penthouse. Carrere & Hast
ings will move to their new offices
early In July. This firm has been located
In the Brunswick Building. 225 Fifth
avenue, for a number OF years past.
The new offices have been specially
decorated for these tenents.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
the store and space on the second floor
at 235 West Fifty-eighth street to the
Carl II. Page Motors Company and with
NJ. & L.. Hess the tenth Hoo at 20 West
Thirty-eighth street to Leon Hirsch.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
pheus II. Favour and a portion of the
eighteenth floor Of the Masonic Build
ing. 46 West Twenty-fourth street, to
the Business Art Company.
Louis Schrag has leased the top loft
In 523 to 535 West Fifty-fourth street.
running through TO Sis to 524 West
Fifty-ffth street, $4,000 square feet, to
Israel Miller. manufacturer OF shoes,
the third loft in 1877 West Twenty-third
street. to Newman a Abramowitz.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. and Albert Il.
Ashforth have leased large showroom
space In the Ackcr, Neral & Condit
Building. ass Fifth avenue. to Goodman
Bros. a Hinlein of Philadelphia, manu-
facturers of braids and trimmings, who
have been at 604 broadway for fifteen
years.
The N. Rosenthal Company has leased
the eighth foor in 236 and gas Fifth
avenue for a tenn Of years to J. Wolf a
Co.
T.. II. Ludlow & Co. have leased the
second and third floors In 80 Beaver
street TO Henry Moss & Co.
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s. Comal, Galveston. 81! miles eas, OF GA.
Weston bar at noon yesterday.
So Fl Sud, Galveston, go miles east OF
Galveston bar Al noon
s. Santa Cccllle, Balboa, 7s miles south
Of Sandy Hook at : l.
$ John u Archho.t. New Orleans, SIS miles
east OF Mississippi bar ~ noon
50 FL Cid New Orleans, 3h miles south
of Sandy Hook NJ moor.
Sc Almirantc, Colon, 500 miles south OF
Sandy Nook 81 noon
Sc Momus, New Orleans, 3, miles south of
Jupiter AZ noon.
!. Vi Vaiic, galveston, 50 mile. south OF
Jupiter at noon
ss Csmagucy, Tampico, i6s miles north of
Jupiter NJ noon.
S. Havana, Havana, ~ miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at noon
IS Comanche, Jack sunyille. - mtles north
OF st Johns bar az : p NJ.
SIS vesta, Sabine, 30 miles south OF Saniy
Hook NJ noon
S. Rattan, New Orleans, IS miles south
OF Sandy Hook AT noon
Ga Medina, galveston, l3i miles south OF
Sandy Hook al noon
SIS Fl Orirntc. Galveston, .3 mllse south
ives, OF Diamond shoals NJ noon
- sabine. N"hlc 10 mics soaih %
Diamond Shoals NJ : p VI
| Tug KNene brunswick, H miles south,
west o. Diamond shoals NJ : + VI
S. Apache, Jack %souyille. Oh miles souta
OF Sandy Hook at ! y NJ
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nr,LprRs BUY BRONX SITES.

EAST l40TH STREET.-kurz & Cren
have resold for Claudius d. Claussen
the plot, l00x95, on the north sid OF
l40th street, 200 feet : of st. AIMS
avenue. to the 1874 Street Realty
Company. which will erect two fats.
The seller acquired the property last
week from Edw-n Robitzek through
the same brokers.
UNIVERSITY ANENUE.-The George
Coburn Construction Company has
bought from John Russell a plot.
b0xlOO. on the west side of Cniver-
slty avenue south OF l90th street. and
will improve the site with a five story
apartment house.
sl3TH STREET.-The Shatzkln Realty
Company has sold to l. Mel the lot.
25Xl00. on the north side of 2l3th
street, Isl feet east of White Plains
avenue, for improvement with a four
story building with stores.
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises S25 sun sets. : rs Moon rises 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
An AN AM
SandyH'k i2o Gov Island 500 Hell Gate...ss
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHkios Gov 1sland iii5 Hell Gate. "a 81
Arrived MONDAY. June :.
s. Cameronia. e:N 4 NJ Liverpool. May 80.
SIS ri'ona. gao A VI 81 NaLairr, May T
s. An,ona. $50 p NJ. Naples. May "a
SIS Scheria. 2;Ii r NJ, Palermo May II.
So Manzanares, 80 \ NJ Kingston, June |
S. City of Mont gomory, savannah, June I
S. Arapahoc. Jacksonville, June I
SIS Fenay Bridge. Philadelphia. june s
s. Chesapeake. Baltimore. June =.
s. Baysmon. Ie:i; p NJ. San Juan, June /
s. e Mar, .:i5 = VI. Santa Cruz, June /
s. Comus. New Orleans. June .
s. City of Memphis, savannah. June 4
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Spe. juno I; atty, e NJ B%ursha,d; IL Il,
PARK Av. SIS sist st. i6.ssSs0~
Anna k Redman and ano to. Madison Az
Reformed Church, 400 e e7th ST.. June
= yrs. p a. per bond attys' Addis SSn
West side.
twest Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
18Th ST. n s. $50 W 9th av. 25xioo.5---
Carrie L. Miller TO $ Trust, Co; IS
s;y.. & s,e J1ns sue !, Is 5V Wal + st i'is. $1,000
sisT ST. n s. 225 g Columbus av, 7sx,-
5orvista Realty Co to McMorrow Rld,g
dard 4 NJ, las Bway. pr mtg si5o coo,
soTHH ST. n $. 1910 W west End av. sox
4 7 Co. i76 Bway. June Z, due a.. per
bond 'slV'VoV
Uptown.
Manhattan island. north Of Tooth st)
HIST. $50 W. n .. 100 e sth av. is.sxae.ii
yrs s p c: atty, T @ Co. i7s.Bwsy. $500
sT = .. rso5sE Jul. i. R %Fn., %is ss''s'S c.: ss,'y,
Att i% Az. as i1s,h st. zoos
Realty Co, IS. Liberty st. June T., pr
Laashiin Z s. i5 wiilism s,....N7,5OO
Borough OF the BRONX
CHARLOTTE ST. " s. S7s n i1oth 81.
to lawyers Title q TT co, $50 sway'
June-s, | yr. 8 p c; atty. L T & 7 GO,
wiiIKiSs Av. $50 n i7o,h st. iSox
irres-Av ST John & Fox 81 corp to
Lawyers Title 4 TT Co, $50 Bway. june
g. 1 VI. 8 p c: atty. l. T 4 7 co. lso
BosroN ROAD. Sc ;, 7oi.ic n i5cth st,
ASK irreg-Av st John & Fox st Corp
to Lawyers Title a TT Co. $50 Bwsy.
June 3. l yr. 8 p c; atty, l. T ut 90,
LOT 5sS. map Hsish, e.,a,eLHelen :
bond. atty, Helen : Leube. sOii West:
NORRIS PARK Av. n W cor wallace ay.,
TAI % SshwaJ June 70 r' due I Az per
bond atty, 7 q & T Co. l7s Broad,
way va .ui..,m p
Ben Ezra to Hudson p Rose. ! W t5tn
st. June 5. 3 yrs, 8 p c; atty. l. T 81
L9Ts Isl a %,,i ia 10 me cY,I HaI Fls.,' e'i I; ,d
ss'ip G c; atty. f9'0S / + co., S%"f lis Broad:
LOT 400. amended map iGilea.on pros
Thos McKenns TO Eliz X pooling, US
F 2soth st. May %, 3 yrs. 6 p c; sttys
knos s I; q. Cedar st s;c,h 'oUC
5~OxioO-George Coburn Constr CO e
Montrose Rlty Co. las Bway. June Il
! yr,sp c: atty. y Y Title lns GO
1876 Bway .sth,ooo
GRAND boulevard 4 coNCouRsE
W cor issth st, 9x2tl.b to walton
av xss9x2t27 also Grand Boulevard 4
Concourse, . W cor Mcclellan st. IL tc
issth st x 2+t 7Stl3N2Te1 also Walton
av. = " cor Mcclellan 81. b5slx2Oo, tc
Gerard az Concourse- walton GERARD
Realty Corpn to Henry Msillard', vi
boulevard Pertheis. Paris, France, June
4 S yrs, 5 p c; atty. y Y Title Ins 90
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08

The company OF artists and profess
sional men who are putting up the
Hotel DIES Artistes on Sixty-seventh
street just ives; of Central Park West
was incorporated AT Albany yesterday
az the l West Sixty-seventh Street
Company. with a capital Of s53l, 900.
The incorporstors are Chesle!gh II.
Briscoe, Edwin O. Perrin and Rudolph
c. Culver. Walter Russell is said TO
be largely interested In the venture.
which calls for a nine story building to
cost 100000 The owning company is
known as the Hotel des Artistes. The
company formed yesterday is to do the
building.