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RECORDED LEASES
Manhattan.

34TU ST, 32-24 ". LIST loft--A Sulka 4 CO
TO Abram Rpihkowsky, 90 r. roth H,
yrs from Mch /, 1915. httyR. Straus
& u. Bceknan u :......... o.. So 500
10TH Az io2. store 4 b-Eliz Kroeger ct
al 70 Geo II PEPPER, 5o2 10Th nv 3 yrs
23D ST tG0 r. an Arnett q smith to VIM
LnnFhorst, 376 W 46th NJ, 10 yrs
from oct |. 1914, atty. Edw Miehling.
25S Bway .................... 900
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Long Island Dog Match Tonight.

The regular meeting OF the Long
Island Kennel Club will be held tonight
at Johnston Building Nevins street.
brooklyn All members are requested to
bring their dogs and thus support the
match committee. which is working hard
TO continue the successes OF these com
petitions
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JEWELLERS COURT
IN S75O,OOO TRADE
Dukc De Moro Buys Downtown
Building Through Phila-
dclphia Brokers.
DEAL FOR 557 5TH AVENUE

Nov York property valued at
'1,oono was sold yesterday by
Philadelphia brokers for rhila-
f.'r.J owner to Duke dc Moro Of
r.se>. England The range Of the
dau makes II one OF the most interest
Ing associated with New York realty
v.r..n mas bccn closed In some time.
rr'e de Moro h now the owner
OF Jewellers Court at Of and SO
MAIDEN lane % twelve story building N
,he heart OF the jcwelry district 1t
IS on the north side of the street a
Few hundred feet west Of William street.
Trou-N not now building. II is said
90 be- one of m, hest paying buildings
IN Maiden lane. Duke de Moro buys
the property from Edward A. Schmidt.
who lives in Philadelphia. Mr. Schmidt
bought the property in 1904 as an in
vc-tmenr, and only recently. 1t was
said, put a price on il. The property is
ON plot fronting 3o2 feet on Maiden
lane In Ga" rear II Is 6iS feet wide. on
the west 'h. building is 1870 feet deep.
The east tine Is irregular. turning east
Tor gII0 feet at point 93 feet from
Maiden Lane or late the building has
been the home NJ wholesale and manu-
aefu.ue jewellers Though the prop
,rty Was held ct $4,000 by the own
tfs. thr D.tt values 60 at $565,O00. OF
which s115.uO0 represents the worth Of
tho structure. Intlmation that an adj
dfIon would be erected to the build
T.at, sHFH sa
given three years ago when MIR Schmidt
bought 90, 81. "a and 90 John street.
The story was that a build nE taller
than any IN the Immediate neighbor-
hood would he built by Mr. Schmidt
10 accommodate the insurance business,
which was then on the move from
south % Maiden lane to buildings
north u that street. Duke de Moro
SIS NOT known Iu New Norl, real estate
cIrcl. 81 this bong his hrsi purchase her'.
Ia rh.hi, lphia, hOwcv r, bee owns much
property some OF which he is giving in
par payment for the Maiden lane
building The Philadelphia PROPERTY, all
Il which is vacant, figured iu the trade
AT about t85u.uDO j. G. g. Morley, a
real estate broker OF Philadelphia, ne
20, ltsd the Il AL Duke de Moro was
represented in the transaction by elm
ton Gage Of Philadelphia. The only
thing New York about the transaction
ia the Maiden lane property.
PHILADELPHIA Feb duke dc Moro
is the eldest son ana hcir Of Moro phil
Fps who came TO Philadelphia many
years ago. built mp d large chemical and
drug business and acquired what for
years was known as the Phillips estate
at Nuianoya, Pc. He died about nifty
years ago.
Moro, his son, is now about seventy
yrars old Hc has lived practically all
h's life 300 England, where he has an ex-
tousve estate IN Essex. !. Is said that
lie purchased his title Ia Spain.
The Phillips estate was recently taken
over Tor exploitation by the N'llan1vl
Couulnv. Limited. The Duke is the
company The estate comprises $50
acres, on which are three fire residences.
This property mas been given by the
Vllauoya Company tn Edward A.
Schmidt Of IN. G. Schmidt Is sons Brew
ing Company ot this city In exchange
FOR Jewellers Court In Maiden Lane,
New York city.
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LEASE LONG ISLAND PLACES.

y s Voss has leased cottages at
Hewlett. L. l., to Gerald Curtis, the
Keller house AZ Cedarhurst TO II. g.
Green for two years, and cottages in
Hollywood Crossing to Herbert p.
Brown. II. g. Nero, Leopold Senften-
borg, James F. Hughes and Alexander
Roth
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KINGS COUNTY

Supreme Court.-Appellats Division
Second Judicial DepsrtmeGnt Before fore
ton. Rich, Putnam, il Court opens At
II A NJ. Motion Calendar The People
W. brooklyn Heights Railroad co, Mara
supreme Court-Appellate Term. Re-
NOTGCE - SUPREME COURT o. All
Causes from No. 647s to 6iOs viii he
caIlod unless sooner reached, on Wednes-
Part l.. Trial Term. Tho answer must be
o. o. c "a sos from which following day cal.
cudHrs will he made up causes mark, 4
ON" cannot be restored gnni No. sioS
SIN ~ have hesn reached. Causes may be
marked ready" by either party before
The can. BY THE COURT
Harry NJ. BuRTrs Callcndar Clerk
BEFORE Blackmdr, i. Court opens at 10
4. VI, Mortgage foreclosure caiendar---
H Hosud iI', ca i2S i l ieSs isf ~
1873. 1855. 1917, 1885 Reserved calcn-
dar. Tho folowing cases n marked ready
viii he passed for the day. No cause
Tia, III. 1901, 1851, ~, la'5, INA 200,
i5oS,, i2as, ies 1890, l2i2, 1914, i57G
i. az. ,iss. YES, I7:s, i7a7; l7as, llie,
cst number reached on the regular call
No 1888
supreme Court-Trlal Tcrm-Day cal
endar--Part !, Maddox, j. Part H.,
Garrctson, J.; Part III Manning j.;
Part ~, Kapper, j.; Part V, clark, J.;
Part VI, Scudder. J.. Part VII, Crane, !.
Causes irrespective of the time required
for trial thereof VIII he assigned on Fri-
davs, II not finished that day VIII he
carried over to the following Monday.
Court opens at 10 A NJ. Nos. 5l70,
7Gsi-76s5 ,7s7e aGrG. W So. 5ots, 62ei.
52G5, 5o5i. b9Gs. seas, 5269. san, 53I6,
Ss77 52sS, 52S7, 52SS, 5eso, SEQ, ie9i,
5gg6, 5000, 52g7. $500, 5305, 53n7. lG5uN,
2q64 Tho following causes N mark 4
ready, viii be passed for the day. No
cause will be set down for a day upon
his call Nos.--43li. il:O, 5l35, 6i3G,
1911, 63l2 5Sl6 68lS-53iO Eaeo. taeL-
$3.50 bS22, 532s, bS2s, bsSO, 533l, $3.50,
1881 hNHp. hA42r aA4d, hNll, aAla, aAib,
$50 b352 $40, 49l7, aF76 ash 5Oq6
5s5s. $3.50. BSSs. 1884, 5,s5. 5366, 5s6s,
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Bookkeeper and caah,sr a.,
electric light and street railway ofacs,
must he familiar with public service com
mission classification; apply in handwrIt-
ing, stating age, salary expected and nast
experience /" A. McvEIGH, Claremont,
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

10TH ST q. g33 Az e, l6xo2.s-
Ioscphthnl Martha ct al. eKrs, to Nathan
Klrsh. 1913 W ii'th st; atty, Paul 4.rroHSosS;
is2Tr5 s n" ~ w.webcr. rhiiiplna. TO Chas
y Weber, bll = i3ith ST. atiyS' Ginor.di
Bwky. w. S 81 b nV' iHcS,h and iooih etc, Tho
Mauhassot-- Butler. Carrie NJ. to Louise
Newton. Ridgcncld. Conn.,, 500
Hamilton, Violet J., TO Alex HAMPTON
w.olbury Conn. atty No,.ii,n7glL6
JANE" T sT. s7.rtyson.. wesley A, and
ano. cxrs, to Edith II Bo,a1 I-9 ''S3
,,sib ST. ar aa9 c,v6yti s Mary. to Bank
%, Europe. 1879 lst av, attys. Hymeos,,
W 3 = SIS Liberty Of. ..,...s.. 5000
81 ANY, &y srs Ti, i.' ms 81" Go TO LSa5sr,
wuo ins & co. eSrs and trus, l lS0
giPii Sr' 90 " same 10 same -. 81 900
18TH Sr CTS N--nenjamiu. Annie Z. 10
Jos phine y carr ntgr b,r Haroor' NJ
ATTY, r. @ T. CO. l56 Bwhy 49,. w. iVo
SAME Same 10 same; eily,
is,TH sr. eis w.Gin,erman. Milton 5.
to Annie r. Benjamin, ~ r. S1th y;
SAME PROrEKTN--sane to same; atty,
ORCHARD sr.' i6i Lawyers Mtg co 10
Lawrence u Frank ct a. trus. 50 Y
92d 1t; atty. Lawyers Mtg CO. 80 Lie,
80 AZ. e +. $50 e oS;h 1T. 2sxS8e-For-
rest Louise q. to Lawyers Mtg CO o 6S
siTimI sFF. N :. 10 " I'd ev. aticxi6c5g
Eaihh1rc. Robert C.. I'd, to Frcdk Il
Wiley rl'ubutg. Pa; attys, saltcrnoo.
GEEE<Wr'H sT' i67 Harriet X wcls
10 co J. Vinglt an auo, trus, Sctaukct
j. I. u.ft. T a. 20. l76 BWay. Ill 900
~ ~. 2-l7- Estcllo u wcckcs to Fred
eric ID Mr,krs and ano, trus, oyster
Bay. J. /. atOs Weokcs Bros. g. WIZ.
PERRY ST l3l--Fr,deric DO y Foster
and auo. CXrs, TO savings Bank, /
s'h av, atty John a Dutton. 50 Maiden
SANE PROPERTY Frederic de = Eos
ter. trus, to Henry NJ Sands; ATTY,
PERRY ST. 'is7.iIenry ii sand, and ano
trus. to Henry NJ Sands. atty, John a
button, SO Maiden lHne.....,........Fl
s7TH ST. III W--Maris l. Moore, ADM
to Elsie X Powell. 1870 Y 10Th At; atty
W VI Powell, Z Wall st.........i6, $4,000
lllTH ST, a. 2st9 W 81. Nicholas av,
l7xlOUli-Nei'son Winthrop to Eliza
$ KcruOchan attys, Winthrop q :, 81
III go Y NsNN
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mo MAVEN AvENrE FLAT.

TIE Great Northern Construction
Company fled plans yesterday for six
"''| apartment house to cover the plot
'.'',,tsx Irregular, NJ tNe northeast
corner Of 5iaven avenue and lsoih
stree, @, q H. Blum, the architects,
pace the cost az $4,000.
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The McGin University hockey team
will leave Montreal tonight for New
York to play the Yale seven at the ST.
Nicholas Rink tomorrow night. The
Canadians have one of the fastest
amateur teams in the Dominion and
feel confident OF defeating the Blue.
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AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
AND MOTOR TRUCK IN
SIktCIION.
owners and Chauururs' Courses
Y. VI. q. \. AUTO SCHOOL.

y, VI, Z. Y. n 10 4 HUOL.
Largest and Rest In brooklyn.
BOOKLET AND VISITORS PASS FREE.
Bedford Ave. and Monroe 81. Brooklyn.
MEN DESIRING TO RE TRAINED as
motor truck drivers or ChAuffeurs can get
full Information, without any obligation or
expense by talking with r. e. MacD Donald.
Saturday evening, A. the West side NJ
G. A. Automobile school. 315 w 9th 1T.
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LEASE NEAR PIPING ROCK cLrB

George G. Bourne has leased the
Remson YounEs place adjoining the
Piping Rock Club az Locust Valley, l..
l. Cocks & willets negotiated the
transa elton.
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BI-Ys cRoroNA PARK HOME.

FULTON AVENUE-The simon Bern
hemcr estate has sold 1919 Fulton
avenue. three story dwelling, on lot
laNNs.2, "a feet south OF l7ith street
and facing Crotoua Park.
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ST MARKS PL, e--Jacoh Shapiro vs. ,wmo
Rarth ct al June 80, 1914 49,. tlSSts
NJ AbISoN Az, dG3 -- Louis Marks "
" tnbcrt bonner ct al, oct ~, 1871. $3.50
I TNI%GTON Az 3li-I.iosilo co OF n Y
vs. Alerton 3Sth 81 co, Inc. Jan Is,
1915 thy bondl ....,....,.,'''''S' 7Ab -
Bronx,
BARRY ST, 3, 395 l.eggett ay, look
lUO-Buiidor, Brick and supply e, Ilnn.
vs. Jacob Leitner ct al, sept II, lNl4.Sss5
FAIIE ST gGl-Phrip Greenblatt vs.
Morris weinstein ct al Oct ?, loli"SlAssb
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DIG HARLEM BUILDING LEASED.

Morris r. Raer has leased to the Star
Beef and Provision Company for term
Of years the five story building AT 66 to
70 East 125th street and SO East l24th
street.
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~ NIKFR Az, 1881, n = c Berrian av-
Jos Diamond To Ferdinand LOcher =
ano, 205G Honeywell av, r yrs q = mths
from Feb /, 1918. attys. Bernheimer n 3.
l26th 81 & Amsterdam av ........tl, 500
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F4 fsTk Az ~ 8 sstS !" %eo5pq to fo3m:r.s
., 2 yrs, INT as per bond; attys,. Geller
r & H. 2: EEGhanse pi =, $4,000
81 Feb 8, pr mtg 5000 900 due as BggG
r Lewis, IS " si,s St, rG6 g. ,yrsoo5S
ssPH ST. s. e ?si isO i STA Sv. a5xiooS%
Julius. Newman to Helen Tietz, 60 Z
i baa, 1' w. f. ss n & Feb a',is SO
'' samuel Buchfahrer to Isaac Roch.. i57s
70 Giovanni mi F Mer,lii to BOND 4 MIG Quar-
antee Co. l7b Romsen 81, Brooklyn. due
as per bond. Feb A. atty, G co, l7GG
Bway ...........,...... .,.,.....'ts, 500
West side.
Cwest Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts.J
nth AV . cor 2ad a., Y Frederic
c Gale to Peter Doeger Brewing co, 4o7
John 10" c g westminster 'Oi f 5s,a
,oTH ST. = ESQ " SIN ay, 55x5S9g
Maurice cross to Lena shapiro. 2l9
per bond? ats, David e Goldfar6 s5
ss Tn'S sT " g. iis " West End ay S Ss
u Seymour, 900 W s6th ST pr mtg sos
900, due Aug T. 1915. 6 p C, Jan 90. atty.ss
~ St19d9 P!R6pE Ell wTS to same Jan
20. pr mtg Ss3,too, due Nov /. 1919, 8
c. atty, same ,,...'.'''''''''''op 'ooV
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north OF 10th at
" 81. 95xi6O. pr mtg 57.OOO-Doris Osser-
man to Julia Biuu, 1898 Madison av,
Fo6 l. due Mar !, 1919 p c. atty E ,,oS
l.AATH IiI ST. 90 30 it 1873 sh av, 25sx'
Frank Makay & ano TO Peter, @ often,
sl2,5OO, yrs C; atty Jacob Makk9a6H
1a5TH ST 8, $50 Lenox ay. 6ox99lli
| mtg $3.50 -Stml a Cunningham 70
Thos w stephens Montclnir, = req
Fl WASHfNGToN AV. s E cor l7Sth st.
W yyT1'N Morris Morris to Sew Netherland Rank,
sst,yws. 'sssaeekott e & s, ia Yass AZ
| street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o'ooo
Bronx.
thorough OF The Rronx)
| HTII. Az, e =. $50 n Jefferson av 50Nlo0
Lillian AIginsky 10 kiehd 7 S"nlion, i SCS
Fax {" FS CO. : "a Sue as per 'ona 800
BELMONT Az 50 Cor isSth st; s6n29o
4 ? yrs p C; atty l. 7 a !, 6Go2c
SO PoEFHiy ,s} ISr,ha o N dS.da go
Robt + S,inert, ava f lbsth ~. Fob
due dye A sag5 !, lSiSi p c, ATTY 7 ,e, u
| JESiIP Az, =. 1891 r Jesup ri, lO0N
| ~ 6-Emma Deyoe TO Elise G seemann,
1873 Zebra av, Tompknsyille, staten 81.
and, Feb :, due as per bond atty. T q
| a r 60. l76 Bway............, SIS 600
HOE Az i2ss g. 5OXloO--dalyestou
| Rldg 90 70 Lawyers Mtg co, % Liberty
ST. Feb 3, duo as per bond atty r. q
& T 90, i76 Bwsy ..,..' 49,. 600
Lar - N Il.
! Sr,rr iots az 10 az man Grswold est
Allen Them to John De Muth, * 80 I'm
| av Mount Vernon, Jan go, yrs' p G.
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Supreme Court-'Ry Justice PaEe--De-
Anntassion Va Arshack Oda-
LaSh.an, James .. wallace, lr.
liy Justice Cohalsn--Tunzezuch Hor--
mote vs. Frank Reilly, Bernhard Rabbino
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HANLEY, EDWARD.-In pursuance Of
an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow-
Ter a Surrogate OF the County of New
York. Notice Il hereby given to all persona
having claims against Edward Harley, late
Of the County of New York deceased 10
the subscriber, at her place OF transactinR
business. at the office OF Mcclure 4 Prem
Uce, her attorneys, No. 81 Broadway Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, IN the City OF New
York, on or before the goth day OF June
next Dated. New York, the 18th day OF
December, 1914
CATHERINE CONWAY HANLEY,
. Admin lstratrfx
MCCLURE & PRENTICE,
Attorneys for Administrative,
81 Broadway New York city.
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ALBANY, Feb. 4.--The Court of Appeals
calendar for tomorrow follows: Nos, EOS
and 80. The court VIII adjourn to
morrow until TuesdaY. Fehruary %.
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SURRoGATE.s NOTICES.

HOLME, LIZZIE HIN pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler
a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE - hereby given to all persons
having claims against Lizzie H. Holme
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
acting business at the ofice OF their attor-
news. Mcrrill & Rogers, No. 100 Broadway
borough OF Manhattan, In the City OF New
York, on or before the 2lst day of June
next, Dated, New York, the nth day OF
December, 1914. CLTNTONM OSTRANDER,
Edwin e. HALL, Temporary Administra-
tore MERRILL 4 ROGERS. Attys for
Temporary Administrations. No 100 Broad
way Manhattan, New York city.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMAIr

A WOMAN Of refinement wishes n mat
ton as housekeeper. for widower a.
bachelor preferred, references Stvar ~.
q. r. sEipEl. 10 Yves, gs,h stras, -
tlmore. Nd. .A'
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HELP wANTED-FEMAI.r.

NURSE GIRl~--English preferred. for
two children, four and six. A., Ssi Cclum.
bus Ave
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tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.


Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth ST.
CHERRY ST, 4i4, W =. y -Lavinln
Ieitch to VIM Lustgarten & CO, Inc.
6s William st. mtg 5000, Jan 10; atty;
ALLEN ST $, $50 n Broome st. 2t.9N
s16-->Iacob Gordon to Jennie Gordon,
.o26 7th av Jan IS; atty Jacob Gordon,
GoERcK sT. e :, i5o' n Delaney 1t, ask
p9--JacOb Gordon to Jennie Gordon
2o26 IN av' Jan rs, atty, Jacob Gordon.
go bWay ''s'''.''...'.s..'.. s.'NA
Fast side.
EAST Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th stsJ
40 Az, 449. $ cor 3ist st. 2Oi r. 10 *
o5-Thercsa Higgins. widow ct al heirs,
sc, lily Higgins TO VIM N Rolston. 2-1
w b9th 81. mtg $4,000, Jan q; atty. l.
lsTH ST. Sc. IS 3 Lex av. sxi'coj.Nltton
soelstion, 800 lexington az. FOB ATTY,
rank Az . 5, zoos n san 81. ijxj6-.
fark a Az go S'n q wt, 60 to PARK Sy ooS
F i5l1 at,2 I CO.. Is is Bw%y avg 500
90 100 . PARK ~ 5,!S $, CO 70 f Park X
s S6th s! -CoIPn. - Wall st. Feb g. I,tii SE6;
io5rHH 81. 50 :. "M VS. I'd av. a5sloOii%
Bond & Mtg Guarantee co to Giovanni
atty. T co, IFS Bway ...........ilOo
lOtTH Sr. =. 1870 " Park av 25xi0oli-
1881 Bway, Feb I; atty Albert 7
Scharps 10 Bway ................flOO
West side.
west OF Fifth. ay,. between Fourteenth
and liOth sts.J
45TH ST. >, 400 " 10th ay. ?5Xloot-
Mohlfarth Realty Co to Adam Urotch.
25e 9Th az FeSS q mtg Mt;iSo ai,E} g5
SGD ST. 5, 100 W Columbus ay. s3Nlo% =
Andrew ketwin, Jr. to Andrew \ kcr.
win Co iis5 Bway, Jan q atty Conrad
5
S6TH sT. 5, iiS West End ay s2xlo1 :
Julius II seymour to The Realty Go
OF America . Wal 81. mtg $4,000. Jan
30. atty. r g GO, i76 Bway ..........s 81
s9TH ST. g. 3e5 Amsterdam av 7'N
cirty OF the NJ y church. $50 sth av.
Feb :, mtg $4,000. atty T O. -. -
BNaN .....'.. ......''.'''' R'N,'-'
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF ii6th ST.
gOH.2Es5 hHn AAri. to EEsttcie ffh..'lips
90, W i2tth st. mtg NS'5oo' ,s,,t,y,, d.?
i5sTH ST. 300 W, n =, l25 " AmMcrdau
av 25xg9. ll-Thomas shiriaw TO Edward
Rtz, t6s W issth st, q G. mtg SO. 900
Jan 49, ATTY Atteroury' 80 Broad
SEAMAN AZ. !. iSo : " Emersge
Realty CO, Ssl f llsth st. Feb 3. atty.
Co. l16 Bway .................|lo0
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
LOTS 10 to ne. map Joel Wolfe estate
SD West End av. Fen i, attys. cold,
smith. Il. NJ. a u. IS Nassau ST.. 81
'irrty pet,r W1n,Iv -" t,sr,rII but rb-
80. itealty ana Constn 90. Inc Unpcwra
S"nm'"91ih' Ecu o. '''SS' Lac q, '"''no
NNEt'N.rA IN "a 4 hcinu lot 200 man b.dr
e.. nc ,yi'II,n1.HreHtgn raiin, IN
,,nio tnr. 30 pisfro ,irrIurion,
XVI w S>tn - p'o - 1917 aug, -o5
t,{,,s AUTIi,.Up' . 20, loon 49, 100
~ g, -, - 20 ucr,',.', / ~
,,,.t1, 'nd agyo,bcr sgit N sis, ~
lhllaIe'Phif' "a. Jan 80 "''F'
Sd 11 Us ,,Gg KY pBi,rrTS' ,tIr.,,' t,,i,.ston a
% 80 ~ a. N n r-in ,a ~ I@Stb Al, In g1.
80 ~, ''' ' sl00
sam -. 80. o,s.'. -, 4
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.


10TH ST, "a E--,Iohn Doyle aEt Santa
Rumore ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty,
T. T. Burns
BANTER ST, i6-I0uls Campora, exr. agt
Thomas e Fallon ct al foreclosure OF
mtg. atty 4 " Thiery
BOTH ST, 427 & i39 W Mary II Scott agt
AnFelire RurIlngame ct al foreclosure
Of mtgl; attys Alexander r Green
-Seamen's Bank for Savings in the city
of Y Rgt Ne.lie Peck 81 al (forc-
closure OF mtglt attys, Cadwalader,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

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pbiIn simon. contractors ..... ...flol,IT
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HoraCeS.Ely&Co.
REAL ESTATE
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You never can tell Many man is tall physically, but mighty short financially.
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Ayres.
 Ordinances-We Fligor and Hatfield.
 Light-Treadway, Cole and Eli gor.
 Police-Mayor Middleton and Aldermen Ayres and Cole.
 During the course of the session an ordinance drawn by City Attor- ney Shane authorizing the mayor to sign a lease for the railroad right of way occupied by the city pound was passed. The lease is for a period of one year at SIP year.
 J. R. Kirby and Vernon Wadley were appointed auditors to check up the books and accounts of the old administration.
 The council then adjourned until the regular meeting next Monday night.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-16
THIRTEEN BIRTHS AND EIGHT DEATHS
 IN PARAGOULD DURING PAST MONTH

The report of the city health of ficer, Dr. w. R. Owens, for the month of March shows there were thirteen births and eight deaths registered in his department, as fol- lows:
 BIRTHS.
 Feb. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier, girl.
 March 1-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. c. Evans, boy. , March 2-Mr. and Mrs. Pary Will son Booten, girl.
 March 7-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jo- seph Fiery, boy.
 March 9.-Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll, boy.
 March 9-Mr. and Mrs. Claud H. Quackenbush, girl.
 March 12-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson, boy.
 March 16-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Long, boy.
 March 17-Mr. and Mrs. Chas Knetcht, girl.
 March 17.-Mr. and Mrs z. H.. Pitts, girl.
 March 21-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marion Pounds, boy.
 March 23-Mr. and Mrs. L. G.. Jenkins, girl.
 March 29-Mr and Mrs. Chas. B. Justice, boy.
 DEATHS.
 March 9.-Miss Laura McMackin, aged AZ, cancer.
 March 10-Robert May Morley, aged IS, heart disease.
 March 13-Sarah Elizabeth Trox- el, aged S1, neumonia. March 19-Geo. M. Kingston, aged 50, nephritis.
 March 21-Mary Elizabeth Jack son, aged 57, pneumonia.
 March 24-Jennie Ray, aged A,
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-16
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