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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
REAL ESTATE BROKER HELD ON
GIRLS CHARGE

A young woman walked up to Po-
Iiceman Chas. Laurel at Wells and
Erie sts., says the policeman, last
night, and pointed out a man whom
she said had insulted her. Laurel ar
rested the man and took him to the
Chicago av. station.
When the police found out the man
was Raymond HOgg, wealthy young
broker, member of the real estate
firm of HOgg, Doyle & Co., and with
all sorts of silk stocking relations
they kept him in an ante room until
a woman gave $500 bond for him.
Laurel says he chased Hogg two
blocks before capturing him. Many
joined in the pursuit.
Hogg is a son of David Hogg, sec
retary-treasurer of the BreeVOrt
Hotel Co., and a grandson Of the late
David HOgg, founder of the liquor
corporation of Hannah & HOgg, a re-
pUted millionaire.
Policeman Laurel says the young
woman did not give her name but
promised to be present at a hearing
in E. Chicago aV. court today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

a. V. Hammett, 5l11 winthrop aV.'
sued for divorce. Wife says she sup
ports self.
Six new appointments made in city
law department. J. W. Breen and
D. A. Roberts made assistant corpOr-
alton coUnsels.
j. Sashman, 1929 Wallace St, ar
rested on arson charge when fremen
found suspicious blaze in home.
Body of unidentified man found at
Stickney, H., in freight car. Crushed
by lumber in car.
John j. Dryer, Kane county farm
er, discharged in bigamy case. Heard
wife was dead; married again.
Mrs. Anna Weimer, 2159 w. Ohio
St, lost SIS to auto bandits who
knocked her down in candy store.
Edward EckbalI, shot above heart
after fight in gang drinking beer at
Cherry and Division SITS.
Peter F. Heck, 611O S. Carpenter
St, filed suit for $4,000 against A
Off, 642 W. 63rd st., charging false
imprisonment.
NEW VICE LINE ON 31ST STREET
An organized attempt of vice mas
tiers is being made to open a new red
light district at 31st St, says the Com
mittee of Fifteen in its monthly re-
port.
The report says such activities
have been carried on against the 22d
st. levee that the madames and mas
tiers are deserving there, but are try
ing slyly to open up farther south.
TWO SYSTEMS
The Serious Girl always work to
be engaged at a higher salary than
the year before.
The Frivolous GirI-And I always
try to be engaged to a higher salary
than the year befOre.-Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
INDUSTRIAL BOARD NAMED.
John Mitchell and james Lynch,
Labor Men. Get Places.

ALBANY. May 24.-The new Industrial
Commission, which s. to take over the
work OF the Compensation Commission
and the Labor Commissioner, was namel
to-day by the Governor.
The board will be composed of three
Republicans and two Democrats. John
Mitchell, the labor leader. will be the
chairman OF the commission. lie is
appointed as a Democrat from Mount
Vernon. The other Democratic Nom
her will be the present State Labor
Commissioner, James VI. Lynch OF
syracuse. The Republican members
are Louis Wizard of Batavia, william
III. H.. Rogers OF Rochester and Ed
ward +. Lyon OF Brooklyn.
Each OF the commissioners will re-
ceive "A salary Of $4,000. They will take
office at once. Mitchell was "A MEM
Der of the Compensation Commission
legislated out OF Office. Rogers is presi-
dent OF the Rochester Brick and Tile
Company. a member OF the Rochester
Chamber OF Commerce and president OF
the Rochester Industrial Exposition As
ISOLATION. Mr.. Wizard has been Mayor OF
Batavia and vice-president of the wizard
Flow Company OF Batavia. Mir. Lyon
was graduated from Columbia Law
School and has been n member OF the
law firm OF Lyon 4 Smith since 1851.
practising in Manhattan. lie has been
president OF the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association for fifteen years.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender,
Attorney

with name and address of lenders
Attorney
PELHAM GNfoNl Az, . cor rros.
e. 5OSs3. Sept 20. i~9ii-James J Me.
Elushy to Augustus Gareiss, 30. Mosholu
tsfkway atty. TG Co, i7s Bway $1,000
he Ryer Homestead. fremont. stth
Mard. ?5xlO0. Nov 20. i9Os-Louise
ischer to Caroline Wcstermann. ATTY.
Harry Eckhard. III Rway ....... $500
hIShtS Az e =. ia II = isoth 80. ls1x
60 Dec 5. .l?O?-Andrew and Matilda
y address. 1sis Anthony av. -. $500
PARk Az ss3. es - 18th 81. runs =
~ X . ~ W 80 \ n O6 , " So to
az \ n LIS to beg, Jan 81. iS0s-I L
Ihelp stokes TO the Bowery Saw Bank
stiys' Stewart a shearer. Is wall
LEXINGTON Az. n W cor ,oih '"9Sc'sS
20, May 2S,lpl2-RicharI Croker 10 Chas
s l. Putnam, l?i r. 3sth ct, atty. l. I a
II Go. $50 Bway..............., SO, 900
s'ra ST . :I5 " West End az. :5x
rlu.o' San ST. . -, 500 " West End ~
" ots. to beg. Jan 3O.igoi-iiscomo
and Ernesta Ghig!ione to Sorhie Has.
,.ft' atty q Friedman. 81
ii;5TdH ST. Is y a.. .:isz : Lena. a 'i'' igS
to Candsce s co,nn. et,ys. steele XS'npn
ssTH ST. n =. 100 = s,h az. 5%o,ss.,., 0i Feb
20, lei3-1.illie. 1siior A. Ahr A and
Martha Asher 70 Adele Rernard. eSts
E1ty' Jacobs. IS Broad st......s s.. 900
''Th sT; n,' 40 Nh Az, e.
Simons 10 Sophie Jacobs Ger.tlo. 2iOs
sarH ST Is. I25 e sth av. :sl3ssNss,ymnee
'...... Va. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
P%EDIATRISTS CONVENE.
Noted Physicians in Annual Meet
Ing mt lakewood

LAKEWOOD. y. j. May 2t-Dr George
y. Acker OF Washington opened the
twerty-seventh annual meeting OF the
American Pediatry Society here to-day
at the Laurel House. He illustrated
and emphasized the need Of continued
efforts on part Of the medical profession
and chlldren's societies for combating
infant mortality.
Fifty or more of the most prominent
physicians In the country and Canada
who are here for three days heard tho
presidents address. Dr. Thomas s.
~Southworth of New York. Or. Oscar
Schloss 81 New York, pr. IT. q. Rub Of
Cleveland. Or. l.. Emmett Holt Of New
York, pr. Charles Hunter Dunn OF Ros-
ton. Or. Langley Porter Of San Fran
cisco. and DR. Henry Dwight Chaplin OF
New York also delivered able papers
to-day.
The physicians were taken his after
moo TO Farmingdale. where they IN
spected the preventorlum. Among the
doctors IN attendance were David
REWARD, Jr. Augustus Caille, Walter
Lester carr, Floyd Crandall. John Dorm
ing, Rowland G Freeman. Royal H.
Haynes, Henry Holman. Charles Herr
man. Raymond r. Hoobler, Charles G..
Kerley. Henry Koplik. l. r. Lafetra,
Frank s. Meara. William +. Northrup.
Godfrey r Pisek. Philip Van Ingen.
Herbert Il. Wilcox and J. r. Winters OF
New York.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America steamship Ryn-
dat1, sailing to-day for Rotterdam, VIII
take mall. closing At s;3O 4. NJ. for the
Nrtherlands, Germany. Austria, Hungary
ana also for other countries,
when specially addressed.
The White star liner Adriatic, sailing
Thursdsy for Liverpool, vii take mali,
closing Mt $50 A VI. for Europe ,sNcept
GermAny, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies.
The Italian liner Taormina. sailing sat
urday Tor Naples, VII take mail. closing
az sSO A, NJ, for Germany. Austria and
lurkey also Tor other countries. when
The American liner New York. sailing
saturday for Liverpool. viii take mali,
closing at $40 \ NJ. for Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary. LuxemhurE
snd Turkey, Africa. West Asia and the
The French liner Chicago. sailing sat
urday FOR Bordeaux, viii take mail. clos
Ing at noon, for France. Rumnnia. Rui-
saria. Serbia, Switzerland. Italy. Portugal.
Egypt. spain. Greece. British India. Brit
ish East Africa. siam. Malta Gibraltar,
Iev!on. straits Settlements. Dutch East
indies, West Australia and Persia. also
Tor other countries teNcept Germany,
Austria Hungary. L~uNemhurg and Turkey,
when specially addressed.
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CITATIONS.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, by the Grace OF God. Free
and Independent.
To Edward Alexander Mi.lar
MARGARET M.,.aT loWels0n
Milar Burrows
Edwin Grant burrows
Douglas burrows
the heirs ami next Of kin Of Margaret
Hughes M!.Iar, deceased, SEND GREET
ING;
Whereas Margaret M!llar Powo'son. who
resides at No 80 Park Avenue, New York
titN, and Edwin Jones BurrnN~ who re-
sides a. $50 Potomac Avenue, Buffalo.
y. Y, have Lately applied 80 tho Su-ro-
gates Court OF our county Of New York.
relating to both real ami personal prop.
eriy, day proved AS the las. Vii. and
testament ami c~o1ici.s Of Margaret Hughes
Mlliar,. who was Al the time OF her death
a resident OF the County OF New York.
deceased.
Therefore. YOU and each ~ YOU are cited
TO show cause before the Surrogt'es' Court
Of cur County Of New York. at Ia, Hall Of
Records, In the County Of New York, on
the lith dar Of June. oua Thousand nine
hundred and fifteen, at haii-past ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. why
admitted 20 probate as a viii Of real and
personal property.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused
the seal ~ III" SurroEa'es' Court
Of the sai1 Count. % Sew York
to he hercunto affixed.
Witness, Honorable John p co.
u" 81 ha.an a S~urrnEai" = our saii
couuty, the 6th day Of MAY, in
the year Of our Lord ono thou
sand nine hundred anil nrfecn.
DANIEL J noWpNEY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
BUYS 400 LONG BEACH LOTS.

J Harry Myers mas purchased from
te Estates Of Long Beach all the lots
tour BAY Boulevard from Laurelton
Boulevard To the extreme west end of
Tie beach. numbering about 200. The
Transaction was a cash one, Mr.. Myers
tas,Vc the property free and clear OF
sry obligation. The Bay Boulevard
Construction Company has been organ
Ted by "a syndicate Of prominent New
lorN men to take over the properly
purchased by MIR. Myers. The new
company will erect Immediately a num-
be, Of high class detached dwellings
o. tho boulevard facing the channel.
sevcral of which have already been
Contracted for by purchasers.
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Incoming Vess-I.-Ry wireless.

SIS philadelphia, La Guayra, asS mile. south
Of Sandy Hook at 4 = N yesterday.
SIS Havana, Havana AIS miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at noon.
S. Fl Mundo, Galveston, 40 miles south
OF DIAMOND Shoals at noon
s. Brilliant. New Orleans. & miles east
of Sand Key NJ noon.
SIS Antilles, New Orleans, a. miles south
OF Jupiter AZ noon.
SIS John u Archhold. New Orleans, n
miles southwest of Diamond Shoals at noon.
SIS Guantanamo, Vera Crus. lS1 miles
SOUL vest Of damon, Shoals al noon'
SIS FL Sorte, Galveston, 100 miles east OF
Galveston bar NJ noon.
S. San Jacnio. Galveston, 1875 miles west
of Tortugas at noon.
SIS Lamnasas, Mobile. ~ miies south Of
Sandy Hook al noon.
So = SUD Galveston, 81 milss north Of
~ $; ArJs sS JsGs'Gpy,ll;; % miles sersA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
rEw EL,lTy COMBINATIONS.

~, owing realty corporations were
'."''. ~ Albany yesterdays:
..'t h'r' Construction company, Man
.fl.'a!, so, 900; directors. James
h,s jT. John A. Graves and Eliza
d... Do. Now York city.
a., " Realty Company. Manhattan
~, NO. directors, Annie =, a bile,
r.' ' Harmed, New York city
= Weed, Brooklyn,
:, '. Petersen, The Bronx; capI-
o.. directors, Jacob q, s. Peder-
Id 4 isdsrscn, New York city
.or, Nonkers.
p, ..''''' 80 Realty Company. The
".'nl, 81 1000: directors, Leo
e.. 'N .Hr' S.eGr., MY York city.
J. u t'agh,er, The Bronx,
en- rs d,pnraPrSSny' uma no"D6'
Ga GIorkner. New YORK city
F''' #. flssen, BROOKLYN.
can't .''i''y Corporation, Brooklyn;
R6b.,, ono. directors. David Fixing.
Voc, and Louis Rayvlo, BROOKLYN.
Dire, h'H, Brooklyn; capital. $500;
Ess...eI. Ray Lokowitz. Emanuel II.
"' and Jacob A. Cohen. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
LIQUOR FIRM IN BIG LEASE.
Thke broadway Building Near
2sth 81. At 100000.

He'll q Stern have leased for Annie
u. Leverich the entire building at 11T9
broadway. rs feet south OF Twenty
eighth street. to Schwab Bros. for a
PM term OF years at an aggregate
rental of 800, 900. The building will
be extensively renovated and altered
and will he occupied for the wholesale
and retail selling OF wines. liquors and
cigars. The lessee has been located at
~ broadway for fifteen years.
Pease & Gilman have leased to Nine.
Davot, caterer, the four story dwelling
at 1856 Madison avenue. adjoining the
corner OF Eightieth street, for a term Of
hfteen years. with the privilege Of re-
newal, and will alter the building into
stores and apartments. She will occupy
one store and the parlor floor. The
balance OF the building will be SUBJ
rented.
The Charles r. Noyes Company and
NJ Il l.. Hess ha We leased to the Charlie,
Craske Company. electrotypers, the sew
teenth Moor OF the new Halienbeck-
Hungerford Building. Lafayette, White
ana Franklin streets, for a term OF
years at an aggregate rental Of ap-
proximately 800. 900.
Carstein & Linnikin have leased space
at 221 Fourth avenu to the Peg Block
company. and with Stephen H.. Tying.
Jr, a Co. the fourth foor at 10 Madi-
son avenue to Hewlett 4 Hochmeyer :
a store at 2o7 Lenox avenue TO Felis
Il III Orio: offices at 347 Fifth avenue
to Edward c. Trowbridge. Chelt-Mar.
snail. Inc. Ellis 4 Hubert. Stafford
Waters. Young & Wagner. r. C.. Cam
field. Beekman. Nash & Oakman and
Elizabeth Allen offices at ago Fifth
avenue to the Knickerbocker Mail Or
der Company. Staumers 4 Bottsrord
and Herman Strauss; offices at 1851
broadway to George r. Hudson and
Edward u. Thornton.
NJ. a l.. Hess have leased the sec
ond loft on Fifth avenue. southwest
corner Of Ffftieth street. TO James NJ.
Calm * Bro, ~tailors. at 736 broadway
Tor the past twenty years. The lease
Is for a long term Of years at a rental
a~ggregating $4,000.
The A. ". Gitterman Corporation has
leased the store at 80 East Fourth
street to Vidak & Russ for a term OF
years; north store at e32 Third avenue
to kavafes & Nicolas for a term Of
years. and the upper part of the same
building to Mrs. Mary Katin.
Pease a Gilman have leased the
second noor. in 1889 Broadway to George
Strobridge.
Louis Schrag has leased for the estate
OF 1chabod T. Williams the building at
Is West Thirty-sixth street to Leila
Il. Wall for a term OF Ave years.
Bastine 4 Co. as agents Of 3s East
TWenty-second street have leased the
sixth loft to Jacoby & Sondheimer,
manufacturers OF ladies' dresses.
Pease & Gilman have rented a loft
In 634 Fifth avenue. between Fif.ieth
and Fifty-frst streets. TO Monte Sano
4 Nerga. dressmakcrs OF East Forty
eighth street.
William A White & Sons hay. ror,od
for the Cru!kshank Company the build
ing at 81 Front street 10 the Bell Bag
Company.
n. Brigham Hall & William n. Blood
good have leased the fourth loft at 46
West Twenty-first street to Oringer &
Ilalpern, now at o79 Seventh avenue,
The tenants were represented by William
y. Bloodgood 4 Co. This lease completes
the renting OF the building.
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John +. Scott has rented for Edwards
Herrick Childs his place on Cedar
avenue, Hewlett. l.. l., to L. Farrar
Bateson, and with Pease & Gilman for
Mrs, Marian Rand Francke her country
place on Meadow Lane. Lawrence, l.. l.,
to Jesse Lewisohn.
Pease & Gilman rave rented furnished
for Mrs. August Montart her place at
Oyster Bay. L. L.. to II. I. Judson.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
John Sargent his country place in
Meadow Lane, Greenwich, Conn. con-
sisting OF n large new stone dwelling
OF Colonial architecture. garage and
about eight acres. to Clement A. Girls
com.
solomon Stern has taken a lease for
the season on the Caplan place at 23O
Bannistcr avenue. Somerville Park.
Arverns.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YoRk-Cornelia Hughes Plaintiff.
'sn,n1 ru1 nnsTm,o Ia's' 81 an; Defe9ds sdr
closure and sale. duly made and entered
in the. above entitled action and bearing
the Undersigned, the referee In said jude.
ment. named, will sell at public auction, at
s.. E.1 IN me- s ss,s,r9SS% q, % Msnb LIZ Vs SI'y
OF New YORK. on. the 18th day Of June,
isis. a, T. o'elock. noon on hat day. by
HENRY BRADY, Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel o.
,hereSn erected: situate lying and heinz
. ccan d..l :ns s'I a: Lot cs New Ns' y, fGrs On s . SSr'
,s,p Tsp entitled q, Map Ne. Of rIcp'r,S IN hi, he
vsmssr. o'iissi5. BY RieSsrd kmsrmsn. s,
an, N flea IN me once q the Rss,.,e, ~
=. 1852. IN tin case No. Is6. which said lot
is more particularly bounded and described
BEGINNING at a point on the southerly
side OF one Hundred and Eishtssnth
street. distant One Hundred and T~,n.y-
by the intersection OF the said southeriy
side OF one Hundred and Eighteenth
Street and the Westerly side Of First Ave
nue.: running thence southsrly. parallel
~ w STU W NC NNnp
One Hundred feet ten inches. running
thence Westerly parallel with the South
erly side OF one Hundred and Eighteenth
street Twenty-Five feet; thence Northerly
again parallel with the Westerly side Of
First Avenue One Hundred feet ten
inches 10 the Southerly side OF One Hun
dred and Eighteenth Street and thence
Easterly along the Southeriy side of one
Hundred and Eighteenth Street Twenty
1--WE feet 20 the point or place Of beginning.
said premises being now known as and by
the street number at East llsth Street.
dated. New York. May 18th. 1918.
ROBERT l.. LUCE, Referee.
MCCLURE a PRENTICE. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 81 broadway. New York.
The following 10 q diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold It's street number Is 3ii
East llSth street:
East 1iath Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern Nrw York. fair to-day;
partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow
moderate shifting winds.

For eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day:
increasing cloudIness tomorrow; moderate
ncrtherly winds, becoming variable.
For New Jersey, partly cloudy to-day;
fair and warmer to-morrow; moaora;s
northeast to north winds. becoming vari-
able.
For southern New England. fair to-day
and Tomorrow; warmer to. morrow in In.
terror; moderate westerly winds, becoming
variable.
For northern New England. fair to-day,
except shower. In Maine; fair tomorrow;
moderate shifting winds.
For western New York. fair to-day; In
ereasing cloudiness to.morrow. moderate
shifting winds.
NEW YORK. May "a depression was
central over Ohio yesterday. causing rain
IN the lower lake regions, the upper ohio
Valley and eastward.
The pressure was also low over the
Rocky Mountain States and westward. and
only relatively high In tho Mississippi Val.
ley. the east Gulf States and northern
lake regions.
Rain also fell in the plateau and Pscinc
States.
II was cooler In the middle Atlantic
States and unsea sonably low temperatures
continued over the lake regions and upper
Mississippi Valley. hut &, was generally
warmer throughout the West.
In this city rain fell during mos, NJ the
day. wind. fresh southeast to northeast;
average humidity. ~ per cent
corrected to read 20 sea level, at A n.
1929; p. VI. 1890
The temperature in this city yestsrday.
as recorded by tho oNc!al thermometer 10
shown in tho annexed table.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Light in All Branches
Riverside Drive Apart
mcnt Reported Sold.
LIQUOR DEALERS LEASE

Trading this week in the realty mar
10, opc0cd very quietly, reports from
brokers indicating little demand for
rrors-'y .Y any section. In Manhattan
a Riyo~, do apartment was reported
sold. ard q Greenwich Village parcel
,old last week was resold to a buyer.
vho vl, use it for hotel purposes. Other
trading in city boroughs was without
feature rhc Bronx led again in build
Ing activity. plans having been filed for
three row fats. Leasing Of business
proper,,cs continued moderately active.
O. leading Importance was the leasing
Of a building on Broadway rear Twen-
,v.e.gh,h street TO Wholesale liquor deal
trs.
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PLAN THREE BRONX FLATS.

Samuel Rosef will. erect a six story
apartment house, +sxll1.s. on the west
side of Washington avenue, oS feet
north OF l69th street, from plans by
Grocnenberg & Leuchtag. Mt a cost %
$50. 900. on tho southwest corner OF
Bainbrldge avenue ard Ia3.h a.r?er
Daniel Henlein will erect n five story
tenement, 55.Ix69.4. from plans by the
fremont Architectural Company. at a
cost OF $50, 900. Anton Primer has filed
plans for Henry W. Wisch for a four
story fiat 2sx71.b, to be built at the
northeast corner OF Castle Hin and
Ludlow at q cost OF 320.0 900.
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BIG WEST SIDE MARKET.

The Peoples Big Market. Samuel r.
Jacobs. president. has leased from the
New York Railways Company the three
and one story buildings at the northwest
corner = Eighth avenue and Forty
ninth street. on a plot 10Ox400, for a
term OF years. After extensive altera-
tions a public market containing over
coo stands for the sale OF food products
will be opened in September. Space has
already been rented by a number OF
prominent dealers In food supplies.
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company negotiated the lease.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
rharge, 10 satisfy which the ahove-de-
scribed property Is to be sold, is Twenty
four thousand six. hundred and seventy
thereon from the 18th day Of October.
1914, together with costs and allowances
amounting TO Four hundred and twenty
two and 6i-lOo Dollars u4??siD. with In
terest from December 2sth. 1914. together
with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
prosimate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates, or other liens.
which are 10 be allowed to the purchaser
the referee. Is ,i.s7T 81 and interest y
Dated. New York. May 18th. 1915.
L. LUCE Referee
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. May :t-These army
orders were Issued to-day:
Major u. Z Aultman. sixth Field Ar
Army War college.
Capt. II. /. Morse, Coast Artillery. de.
,a.ied 90 ordinance apartment and to
Capt II. = Rethers. Ninth Infantry, de-
tailed In Ouartermaster Corps and 20 West
Point. y, Y. as assistant to constructing
quaricrmaster.
First Lieut.. ]. p Kelley. Medical Re.
Francisco TO report TO superintendent
army transport service.
capt, II. A. Hegeman, Twenty-hrst In
,an;ry. detailed for service In the Quarter
chaplain c l.. Miller. Fifth Infantry.
from Fort Ethan Alien, Vermont. TO his
Frs, Lieu, George r. Calender. Medical
Corps. from East Bayard, y. NJ, to
Honolulu.
second Lieut.. W. II. weegemann. coas,
Artillery. dropped from the rolls Of the
army after three months absence with
FIRST Lieut., r F. Cummings. Medical
Corps. from For, Huschuca. Arizona. to
Honolulu,
FIRST Lieut. II. II. Duenner. Medical
CORPS, from Fort osle,horpe. Georgia. to
First Lisut IL p. Harris. Medical
Corps, from Fort Apache. Arizona, to
FIRST Lieut.. II. y. Kerns. Medical Corps.
from Alcatraz, California, 10 Honolulu.
First Lieut., J :. c. Fielder. Jr.. Medi-
cal Corps, from Fort ca font. Delaware. to
Firsi Lieut.. $. II. s;7'th. Medical Corps.
from the Preside OF Monterey. Cal. to
Honolulu.
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WASHINGTON. May 2&-The collier
Cesar has arrived al New port. collier
ton Roads, cruiser Saratoga At Cavit-;
gunhoat Chattanooga al San FraDcisco:
collier Hector AZ Honolulu. cruiser Gal
weston at Iankow. cruiser Cincinnati at
Shanghai; submarines C and E.a al
Newport: cruiser Colorado az San Diego
destroyer Whipple at San Pedro: collier
Saturn at Gulymas,
The tender Fortune has sailed from
Brcmrrtnu for Mare Island collier Vulcan
from pcdehgatCh for Cadis. torpedo boa,
ChAuncey from Sandaken for Joli, de-
stroyors stewart and TruI'un from San
Pedro for san Diego. yacht Eagle from
ACUl Ray, Hayti, for Guantanam mo and tug
Wahneta from Annapolis for Norfolk.