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SATISFIED MoRTGAGYs.
with name and address OF lenders at.
torney)

with name and address OF lenders at.
torneyD
LF fdS. 5a SI' H. H. iJG.ii-iaasarss, H Estsn to ,,' I sN &
4 + CO. l5s Bway. 81. 900
vlsE Az : " cor ISIS, st. .2Sxloo. Mar II.
isl?-wm r and Minnie l. Smith TO
Peer otter 1871 clinton av. atty. L T
SANE PROPERTY July i, isi:-s,m. 70
iosrH ST rs. 9.5 is, ay, run. n ioc''iO
Ne lSi ~ e ,i3 to n = at \ "
4; e 'G Gn beg \ jap P,i u; i,o'V p / M .Sis; 4.
s,tys. Theal & Beam i5.T wall
SANE PROPERTY. Feb 10. isss-Hsrmsn
Kahr. to Edw l sanford atty. l. T.&T
18th ST a. i2lsw WISE sy run. ,
to hes, pee is. IiSasy Dopenico and Lucia
a r I',gr,c to ING L Roger; atty
Sod OCT +, isos-fhiiiips ksra,tun.. ~ ~
a,;gs, M.-rl{i 4 nd nSaa. ~ %' p%.2 5000 5000
s}iiaioS. oe!Nid. fgiS-cal.ena.r Reai,y;
carte & ,HssEclI. III B"a}. $500
SYST ST. 81; Ea : Az 4 2sx
HousroS ST. 'isI.isSw SIS. !is MAJ.
"isii-An!oni9 dsranysn,n 70. Ga.
"htsiaF J q I. !i~i2 s,,!Lj.aaiiSs i ii : c rG,s IT, t.
~ Va Wisch' atty, n E Rabel.l. -
HENRY ST, ss7. 2tN7sa Oct :. isit-
William and Fannie Levy to saml kadIn,
AVA ISIS. e'H'Hti IN eesNaH y :. >; ,T;Soo
Mar 81. iaos-fina " S~'ruckhaussn TO
Jno and .Marxare'hs Finkheimer attvs.
Humme n II l5ll 81 N,..,.,.... -. 600
6sTH ST. n : 2N . lst sv. 25xio0. s, sept
90, lSSG-lr" and ps'is Frame - nj 10
yer siseI""' ATTY II c Bolton itS
RI EASANT Az, as " :. a.? = i?gd 81.
Is NN'" Nov l. iaos-Sarah Cripps to
sarah Trirps hv a~ssisnment. a'tV. r a.
Co. l16 BWat..... a. 5Oo
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NEW REALTY CORPORArJOSs

The following realty corporations w.r.
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
Crest View Realty COMPANY. Manhattan:
capital, 10000 directors Walter Gibbons.
John V Fitzpatrick and Margaret NJ Fits.
patrick New York city.
chatham square Really Corporation.
Manhattan: capital. $1,000; directors.
Thsolore Schaefer, Elmund Powers and
George Williams. New York city.
Iudowct Realty COMPANY, Manhattan:
capital $1,000, directors, Ella A Dorsch,
Alher, T. King and Paul Campaisniac,
Brooklyn
William Hsigh Realty and CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, Manhattan, capital. $500; dirsc-
'pr-, William Haigh. Caroline \. Haieh
and MiudA HRzen Cochran, New York city.
Gramercy Leasehold, Manhattan. direc-
'ors, Horace 5 Bvrnes. Frank J. Felhel
and Resale Bloch. New York city.
Ni'shsm Construction COMPANY. The
BrouN, capital, $1,000. directors, Harry c.
Benline. Winnie VI Beline and Fr.lrrick
Hamel. New York city
~. John Improvement Corporation
BROOKLYN; capital, $4,000; directors. Loui.
Late. idn Kat2 and BERTHA Glass, Brook
Ign
Nibur Realty COMPANY. New York; cap,
ital, Sa,oo0. directors. Jacob W. Block
philip Rosodsky and Jacob Gei4ler, New
York CITY.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

l3SD ST. n 5. AS . LeuoX ay, Is sNsa ii
Staten Island savings Bank AIT gen
ovefa Eusner OF al foreclosure of mtg
atty, \ G Each.
BROADWAY. . . :, 90 : W HYATT -. COX
SIS Granville Beals ct a., eNrs, ast
Adelaide \ NeHudlo ct al foreclosure Of
MTG: atty, Roe & Hayes
18th ST, u :, 9Si " Amsterdam av. lex
TO-. samuel Il Welser ct al, trus. aet
Omar \ Jerks e. al foreclosure Of mtg
atty, g T. Couey.
FORT WASHINGTON Az, n . cor isOth
st, lOgsxl0? * irreg-Robert l. Nc.
Gehee agt Saranac Constr Co ct al fore
closure OF mtgl, atty, n Trapnell,
lO3D ST. 1871 Kate Doubleday agt
Michael j Garney ct al foreclosure Of
mtg attys, Mclaughlin & Martin.
18TH ST, s2i +. 4 10th st, II :, 5I3 .
Avenue r., 25x92-Augusta Maier agt
Lorent Maier faction 20 compel con
veyance); atty, A p WAGNER.
sTH Az, " =. lot 1871, estate Of Cornoliu,
Ray, 18th Ward, 22x7s-N Y Life Ins &
Trust Co agt Frank 9 Tindehoom ct al
foreclosure Of mtg; attys, Emmett &
Parish.
Bronx.
LOT G33, part Of, map Of Village Of Wake
field, cath Ward-Lens Ritter agt Free
man r Webster ~ al faction To foreclose
transfer of tax lien) atty. J Cans.
WILLIS Az. S15-James r Belbey ct a
agt Winny Kelly ct al action 10 declare
Hem atty, f a IsaHcs,
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So, $50, 900 FOR USE
OF 5TH AVE. REALTY
Property Opposite Library to Be
Leased as Site for $500, 900
Loft Structure.

Jus, north of Fortieth street on Fifth
avenue and opposite the Public Library
A giant business building is TO be built.
The Structure will v the site at
,sS to 46a Fifth avenue. which is owned
by the estate OF Theophilus T.. Roessle.
according to records. interests as
ISOLATED with the improvement Of prop
er,ie in the Fifth avenue ION M in
the Times Square section are behind
the improvement. Their Identity. how
ever. could not be definitely placed yes
terday.
Several men were named. among
whom was Edward Marsolies. He was
no, at his office yesterday and In his
absence his secretary refused to n
Arm or deny the story. As George
Keister. who has designed several struc-
lures in which M~argolies was inter-
ested. WAS mentioned as the architect
OF the proposed building. realty brok-
ers are Of the opinion that Margolies is
in on the zeal. Mr.. Keister was ret
icent about the matter when asked
about II yesterday, explaining that peo-
pie had come to him to figure on a
building for The site. but that II was
presumption to speak Of the deal at this
time.
Information obtained yesterday, in
formation which IL considered trust
worthy. s1ys that negotiations have
practically been concluded for leasing
the property for a long term OF years.
TIE term of the lease is said to be
~six,y-three years. This is one Of a
few details which are now being con
sdered. In every other respect the
principals have come to agreement.
Another meeting is to be held at which
these details will he settled.
The rental to be paid for the site will
be $4,000 a year net to begin with. The
rental will gradually increase. At $50. OOO
a year for sixty-three year the rental
to be paid by the lessees for the use OF
the ground would he s3.7 900. But AS
the rental will increase the money to he
paid out in ground rent during the next
siXty-three years will reach proportions
which cannot be estimated now.
The building that IL likely TO be erected
will be at least twenty stories high. Is
this is not final there Is a possibility
Of a still taller building. II the build
ers decide on "A taller building thai
twenty stories. II will be the hiehes,
along Fifth avenue. The structure will
cost about 100000. Building opera.
tons will be launched mex May. wher
leases on the property expire.
W five story buildings cover the
Sc feet of frontage to be used as the
site for the SIX, craper. Each building
is 80 feet wide and IS feet deep. Tit
property adjoining the northeast corner
o! Fifth avenue and Eortieth street 81
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BUYING THROUGH Long ISLAND

Cecilia A. Corcoran has sold through
the J. Albert Johntra Company the
dwelling at 81 State street. Flushing,
to Charles McCardell, who will make ex-
tensive alterations.
+. S. Ritter has sold to William r.
Burkhard the large dwelling In Cathe-
dral avenue. Floral Garden, l.. l.. for
occupancy.
Leonard Davidson has sold the two
family frame house at 1859 Fulton
street. Woodhaven. L l., owned by
Joseph Dittmar. to Adolph and Francis
Nuoffer Of Ridgewood, for occupancy.
The westbury Manor Company has
sold at Westbury Manor, westbury, l..
l.. a plot. 60x1o0. to William J. Ben
nett, who will erect a dwelling also a
plot, 100x100. at Butler and Henry
streets, to John J. Ness. The sellers have
Just completed three new dwellings on
Henry street.
Leon A. Brick reports the sale Of the
plot. 100xl50. on Grace Court. adjoin-
ing Kensington at Great Neck to Louis
Gardner OF Manhattan. The considera-
tion is said to have been $4,000. He
also reports the sale Of six lots on
Twentieth street. . near state street,
Flushing. to Mrs. James r. Curtis Of
Washington. y. Y. He has also sold the
plot l00xi0O on Twenty-second street
a adjoining the Long Island railroad tracks
at Flushing for F. W. Jones and Andrew
J. Bibby to the Boudeau Company Of
Manhattan.
The J. Albert Johntra Company Of
Flushing has sold the property owned
by Thomas Carlson. located at 81 FAR
rington street. Flushing. to Pau Wesch-
Ter. The plot Is 2sxl0o feet and i'm
proved with a modern two family house
A two story frame dwelling at 5
D. 1-.. - Ia. a
tate Of the late George Phillips was sold
at foreclosure yesterday. The property
was purchased by Lawrence Halleran Of
Flushing.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washingtsn Predictions for
To-day aud Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, fair to-day;
warmer In the i~ntrr,or; probsbiy fair to-
morrow; mode rate south and southwest

For eastern New York, fair to-day;
warmer In the int.r,or; probsbly fair to-
morrow; mode rate south and southwest
winds.
For New England fair and somewhat
warmer to-day and tomorrow: moderate
southwest and west winds.
For New Jersey. fair TODAY and PROV
ably tomorrow; slowly rising temperature.
lisht to moderate south and southwest
winds
to-day. tomorrow unsettled. fresh sou,h.
erly winds
NEW YORK, Jul, Rain feIl ye.ter.
states, In New England and the north
Pacinc states. but elsewhere ,he weather
was generally fair.
The disturbance which caused heavy
,hundcrstorms In the Northeastern states
on Monday was central At the mouth %
thr - Lawrence. leaving the pressure
!igh over All the eastern hai. Of the coun.
Try except New EnglanI.
over Western sections the u.cssurA was
generally low, with a principal centre over
wyoming. South Dakota and Nebraska
Warmer weather prevailed generally
over me interior Of the country. and 1t
was somewhat warmer In the Atlantis
states
In this city the day was fair and slightly
warmer, Wind. f-esh westerly. average
humidity. 10 per cent barometer. cor
ro,iol to rea1 ~ sea level. a. : \. NJ.
5000: r NJ 500
The temperature in this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the oricial thermometer. is sh own
Lao .A- -LH-
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new YORK-upper saranac lake.

SARANAC INN.
Write Harrington Mills. Upper Saranac. n. Y.
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WEST 5sTH ST. HOUSE SOLD.

Sale OF a house on West Fifty
eigth street opposite the Hotel Plaza,
which may be used for business pur-
poses. was reported yesterday by Will
lam r. May 4 Co. They hav sold
for Edwin T. Holmes the four story
ana BASEMENT dwelling AT 26 West Fiji
ty-eigth street, on plot 25xl00.5. This
property was purchased by the present
seller several years ago from Alvin
Krech, who then occupied II. The block
on which the house stands has seen
several business improvements recently.
The property has been held at $l25.000.
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MOONEY GETS ROCKINGHAM.

ITO Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
P'hy has loaned 100000 on the Rock
~ an, a seven story apartment house
9, '"' southeast corner Of Broadway and
F''i'-ttNih strcet, to Edmund l.. Mooney
ana others MI. Mooney and his as
20. t'"H obtained full ownership OF this
property OIL saturday. when they Sc
'''' from N" trustees of Julia Butter
I'r quarter interest in the realty.
r'I -.Ni""n Years Mr., Mooney has been
'0' ~ the Interest ~ the James heirs
properly. Few Of these interests
''"'''d 10 more than one-twenty-
.''' part Mrs Butterield was the
~ Frederick James, who bought the
i,' 'Dl many other properties along
'''f."aF years ago.
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MORE DYCKMAN FLATS.
Two to Cost 100000 70 Go ON
Dyckmau street Corner.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag have COM
pleted plans for two ive story apart
nent houses. l0oxlo0. for the J. 4. c.
Building Company. Joseph Cotier presi-
dent. To be erected on the southwest
corner OF Sherman avenue and Dyck-
man street. The buildings will have a
facade of tapestry brick. limestone and
terra Gotta, and will accommodate for
ty-seven families. The cost is placed at
500. 900.
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TRlSTEE'S SALE.
EX ECuTORS SALE.

FNF TUX : NNLT,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
july 20, 1915, at one o'clock In the after.
noon at the offCe Of :, Telfeyan & Co,
No, ~ Fifth avenue, New York. y. y,
W. shall sell to the highest bidder, certain
three hundred seventy five t375I shares Of
the capital stock Of u Telfeysn 4 Co, a
New York Cooperation, of the par value
Of one Hundred Dollars tlOO) each. be-
longing to The estate OF Sarkis q. TEL
fcyHn. deceased,
Dated july l.. 1915.
JOHN q. TEl.FEYAN, AGAVNY 3. TEL
FENAN and GEORGE :. KERABIAN,
executors. etc. Of sarkis q. Telfsyan.
deceased.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
waite sale. a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK, to quickly close the busi-
ness 81 two corporations, offers thsee
properties AZ about 5OT Of former prices,
They are located at brentwood. Palissde.
Morsemero and Leonla. New Jersey. iop-
positr Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
Ar inspection Of these properties will
convince YOU that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy tree.
For further details ana terms, address
BENZ. d HAIGHT, Special Deputy supt.
Of Banks, care Banking Department 81
Broadway, New York City.
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FLORIST LEASES 2sTH ST. BLDG.

kerdan 4 Co, Wholesale florists at ll9
West T~wenty-eighth street. have leased
the property at ll5 West Twenty
eighth street for ten years, 1t Is "A
four story building on lot 2Ox1O0. The
lessees will spend about SIS, 900 in alter
Ing the structure to meet their needs.
The concern will continue It's place at
ll9, The firm was unable to lease the
buildings on either side Of their store,
so had to do the neXt best thing, which
was to take the building at il5. James
b. Malo'.e Of Ames a Co. negotiated the
lease.
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FORTY-YEAR-OLD FLAT SALE.

GREENWICH STREET-Joseph p.
Day has sold for Hannah Mendel-
sob 10 a client 90 Greenwich street.
a five story fiat with stores on a lot
25x7lX irregular, adjoining the south
ives, corner of Greenwich and Rector
streets. This is the first transfer Of
the property in over forty years, the
present owner having lived in the
house during that period.
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CITY DWELLING RENTALS.

Shaw & Co. have leased for c. f.
Cornish the three story and basement
brick dwelling at 81 West l26th street
TO Kate Fleming.
The Houghton Company has leased
the dwelling at SO West E~iehty-ffth
street to Viola d. W. Mann for five
years.
Pease & Gilman have leased the
dwelling at 22 West Eighty-ninth street
to DR.. ]. II. Reinthaler.
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The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were S472.-
94S.l3. of which s1S3. 70l.69 was FOR
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and 2S9,246,44 for recent
importations.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

CEDAR ST, 55-Edward Mas agt Mutual
Life Ins co, owner; Schoen -Badkin Co,
contractor ..,.,,., sNs
BROADWAY, observation-disclosures Eleva-
tor cate 60 Agt Ella Won r. Wendell ct
al, owners; Modern v1reprooiing e. Re-
construction co, contractor $3.50
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offering, Yesterday In Nnn.
haitian and The BrOnx.
lat - vEsEY STREET !

lat - NESEY STREET
r. BRYAN T. Kennedy
MOUNT MORRIS Az. gs. " :. 20 5 I2ad 81,
2oN>0. 2 s' dv'r-K X Donahue art
Annie Har 81 al. due. SlT.3aISf. taxes
60 1912 % to the plaintiff ..... siI.Sno
lat 3,os THIRD AvENrE1
Bv James ! Donovan.
ALEXANDER Az al. Y =. - : lbs, ~.
'iN7i. I s'v tnm'-A n At'srhurV. ,rus
g. ag' r 9 Blanchard ct al. due, SO.
5i5.s-, taxes. g.. tis0 80
Adjourned sine die
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APARTMENTS FOR JAMAICA.

Shampan & %Shainpan have prepared
plans for five apartment houses, ll3x
AZ. to he erected at the southwest
corner Of Hampstead avenue and Ja-
maica Plank road. for the Esor Realty
Corporation
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TO LIVE on MOUNTAINS TOP.

Edward p. Hamilton 4 Co. have sold
to Frederick W. Buttertield a seventy
n acre farm on Milburn avenue, top OF
Orange Mountain. West Orange, N. j.
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LEASING COUNTRY PLACES.

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co.. have
leased the Horace s. de Camp place at
Planiome. l.. l., for the season to
Herman Floerscheimer. s.. Osgood Pell
4 Co. were associated.
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Highest temperature. ;6', at 6P II
Lowest temperature. ~ at bA u
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Army and Nav, Orders.

wASHlNGTON, July THIS army order
was ISSUED to-day.
f capt. : q Fuquo TNolf'h Infantry. to
stan duty school " musketrN Fort Slii,
Dklahoma.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney.l
East side.

soph SsuN
East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts) ."
Michael c Psnzer TO Ksroline Krlg. Sis
5IulSy'sa, iiisis'' " sp g aity., m" Kkssrs'ins Sine Kr 1at
As II Block. : Nassau st 800. $500
Seth ST. n :. 22s e Mad sv. 2oxloo,S-
81 al. exrs, sl5 W .77th st, July 2, 90.
ordinate with mtg 49,, 900, ) p e. : yr.,
AUS. Rose 4 P. i2s Bway 5000
Isaac Boehm to West side Bank. isi sth
a. June g; due as per note airy, peogg"o
iossrHH' ST. n HM' $s,s : ,,, av. PIN N4 s"nI
MsIkowitz 10 Fannie B Mattress. Mar
hlshead. Mass. July 3. 5 yrs. jis p ATTY.
L T Co. 1850 Bway 5000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST
il5TH ST. :, l2S e Lenox av. 5OxlO0 II;
iisth st, 5 :. l25 e Lenox Az. 5OxlooIt
-Fredk | finger TO Bank OF Uni'ed
States. - Delaney II, July :, due as per
note; attys' st"lnberE, 4 T. gag
,?isT ST n $. s75 e "a az, COX lsisi st,
n : as e "a av. 25HSS-Louis Brenncr
to Adolph q Austin. ind a trus. Yonker..
y y, May 90. 5 yrs, 8 y c: atty, Tobias
o Keppler, 23S Bway ,,,....... 5000
John j Kennedy 10 VIM Henry. 20 W
ss'h -. o. al. eNrs, July |, 8 yrs, 5 y r.,
atty. NJ c Levine, iia Nassau at ..si.Ooo
Bronx.
Borough OF The BRONX
LOT el. map part Hyatt farm
Mary 4 Wellenbueshar to Jane A Llovd.
1925 Webster av. July |, : yrs, 3 p Q:
atty. T u & T co. l76 Bwdy ...-..f -. zoo
LOTS 81 to SO. map Ella r r King
Jos e Dixon to city Island Homes, Inc.
40 Wall st, July !, . yrs, c y e, attvs.
savers Bros. 81 Nassau st .......s2 500
TIEBOUT Az. . cor Fordham RI. ASK
9l.2NllG IS2T s-John + Holfelier 70
John Heidelhach. 2is West End av
June Il demand, p g; atty. q II Hyde.
~ Park Row .................. 81. 500
BATHGATE Az. W $, Slo5 n l7sth st,
Se- 20 g RI NE xSi.lO-Cdrr'e
TreSler TO Isaac II Hebberd. Washing
ton. Conn. July ., due as per bond
atty, p F Gerding, 1901 BathEats
PROSPECT Av. 5, 627 n . summit av.
s3Nl5o-EIia 4 Kelly to Jos Espaum-
berger and ano. 65l f 2So,h st. pr
\ J Kelly, 3el T. listh st ...... $1,000
ARLINGTON Az. W :. 10 n .9Tth 81,
l5.sx irreg-ANtell F Lundeen 10 Edge.
hill Terraces Co. Jan 10. due June -
1915, 5 p e, atty, l. T & T CO. $50
LOT 2a6. map 81 Joseph's Orphan Asvlum
Arthur Holman 10 Nory Tabor Rea'
Estate Assn, 322 T. I'D II, July 3, 2 yrs
p e: atty, l. T & T Co, $50 Bway, 500
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teenth avenue. Roth 4 Morgen are the
buyers. They will improve the lots with
dwellings. The lots are near the New
Utrecht avenue extension Of the re-
Gently opened Fourth avenue subway, the
effect OF which In already shown by a
revival OF interest In local real estate.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the Sew
en~ty-seventh Street Construction Corpor-
alton the " story brick one family
house. on plot 2Oxl00. at 523 Seventy
seventh street.
Ross & Meeks have sold for Grant
Gregory three one family houses on the
north side Of Sixty-eighth street. east
of Fifth venue to clients for occupancy.
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ss United states 80 \ Chrsian.and
June Is
: . ~ land. 80 4 NJ. Rane-. July :
s. Metapan. 80 Havana, Ju'y
june a"
: Jo.enh d. Giorrio. . + II Monday
(, ana July !
$. Taunton. .P " Por' Antonio. Julv ??
- RocihIo. = % \ VI TIT Cove lurr q
:, HAVANA io'r \ " Havana lUiv 2
- Chslrst New 0r'elu- luNe %
- Lamrasls Mobile IIrc -
:. lAnnsinMn- n-inlA LnlN
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

ss Europa. A. Naples
- framing ship New port - Honolulu
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- knrona from Naples
- TivIves from Port Antonio
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These navy or,icis we're Issued:
Rear Admiral e. Il. T. Moore, to retired
list,
Passed Assistant Paymaster w r Van
Buren,, from the Salem to the Columbia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PM AN
sun rises. IS? Sun sos 20 Moon rises u %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN AN
sandyHk sii Gov lei. .,2s Hell Gate & Is
Low WATER rus DAY
AN AN AN
SandyHk 052 Govlsl i0S Hell Gate 70 Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-07
STATEN ISLAND TRADING.

William n. Jackson has sold to Joseph
Nusso a house and plot at il9 Richmond
turnpike, Tompkinsville also a plot on
the corner of Fairmont avenue and Port
land place, Brighton Heights. for Will
lam e. Twining Of Garden City. l.. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
THE RAG DOLL.

Al a turn in the road we found it, Near the close of hard fought day: Splashed with mud, and stained with blood, Prone on its face, it lay. Some Belgian child had grasped 1t At the sounding of wars alarms; But that fatal night, when she fled
 in fright, It had dropped from her trembling
 arms.
 Trampled by cannon and hoof and
 heel, Plaything of cruel fate, With it's body split, 'tis an emblem fit Of the poor little Belgian state. At turn in the road she's lying, Target for hostile bands, Her glories spurned and her temples
 burned, Ravished by impious hands. Cockpit of warning nations Since the battle of Waterloo Austria, Prussia, England, France, Have shattered her through and
 through. She's the old rag doll of Europe, Victim of kingly lust; God speed the day, we humbly pray, When her foes shall lick the dust. ; -ERNESTINE B. NORRIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Mrs. Edith Gait Will Re
 Fifteenth White Housa Rrido

President Woodrow Wilson will ba the second executive of the United States to be married in the white house, and Mrs. Edith Galt will b. inc fifteenth white house bride, the oth- CTS having been as follows:
 Lucy Payne Washington. widow of nephew of George Washington. and Mrs. MadlsOn's younger sister to Jus- tee Todd of the supreme court, 1911.
 Anna Todd. niece of Mrs. Monroe. to Representative John J. Jackson of Virginia, great-uncle of Stonewall Jackson, 1912.
 Maria Hester Monroe, youngest daughter of President Monroe. to Samuel Lawrence Gouverneur of New York, the presidents private secre- tary, 1920.
 Mary Hellen, niece of Mrs. Adams. to John Adams, son and private sec retary of John Quincy Adams. 1926
 Della Lewis, daughter of William B. Lewis, one of President Jackson's personal friends, to Alphonse Joseph Yver Pageot, secretary of the French legation and afterward minister from France, 1929.
 Mary Easton of Tennessee, niece of Mrs. Jackson, to Lucien B. Polk of Tennessee, 1885.
 Emily Martin to Lewis Randolph, a grandson of Jefferson, 1887.
 Elizabeth Tyler, daughter of Presi- dent Tyler, to William Waller of Will liamsburg, Va, 1S42.
 Nellie Grant, daughter of President Grant, to Algernon Sartoris, an Eng lishman, 1S47.
 Emily Platt, niece of President Hayes, to General Russell Hastings, 1878.
 Frances Folsom, daughter of a former law partner of President Gro- yer Cleveland, to President Cleveland, 1886.
 Alice Roosevelt, daughter of Presi- dent Roosevelt, to Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, 1906.
 Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, to Francis BoWes Sayre, 1913.
 Eleanor Randolph Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, to William Gibbs McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, 1914.