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REALTY OWNER DIED IN WANT.
BODY Discovered In Pottrr's Field
at shreveport. La.

The disappearance OF a man who had
an interest III two valuable parcels OF
Manhattan real estate and the subse-
quent finding OF his body in a potter's
iiell In the South was disclosed yester-
cay in the Surrogate's Court in the ap-
praisal Of the estate of Charles Adrisnce,
who died December 90. 1912. at Shreve-
port, La.
Adriance lived in New York State with
his wife and two daughters and disap-
peared from home after one of ehe
daughters married against his wishes.
lie wandered over the country accepting
odd Jobs as a painter. n in 1907 re-
turned to the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Nellie .\driancc Gregory at Rochester
tie left shortly aft rward. declaring that
he wouldn't be "bossed around' and wa.
finally admitted AS Il charity patient in
ihe Shreveport Hospital. He died there
under a fictitious name.
Three years later Mrs. Gregory and
ncr sister. Mrs. Rose Adriance Marshall
of Medina, y. V, started a search for
their father which led to Shreveport. His
remains were ~disinterred and Mrs. Greg
oFI identified the body as that Of her
father. II was then shipped to Rochester
Tor burial. Mr. Adriance owned a six
eenti Interest in the properties at 462
West Twenty-thlrd street ana los to Ito
Grecne street, Manhattan.
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COS. ENJOINED.
DEGREES order Cessation Of Mutual
Dealings in Coal.

TRENTON. y. j., Aug. 11.-By DEGREES
o' circuit Count Judges Burlington and
M'ttcrson filed here to-day In the
United states District Court, the officers,
directors and employees Of the Delaware.
I~ArbtWluna and Western Railroad
company, and those of the Della ware
ana L1okawanna Coal Company. are en-
joined from continuing the business OF
'oal mining and the purchasing and
SHIPPING heretofore In existence between
NE two cor panies.
Tho docrecs are allied with the case
aHr"..el 20 the United States Supreme
'oi.', winch reversed an opinion of the
"er court in favor of the railroad and
Nal company. The DEGREES declare that
' railroad company at the tint OF suit
being Sled was transporting coal mined
of purchased by It. from the coal COM
u"r} ald rs Interstate busi-
ne. o. such line, violated the commodi-
ties Ollusc Of the Elkins act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
FEATURES LACKING
IN REALTY TRADING
Typical Midsummer COndi-
tiOns Reflected in Latest
Deals.
AMERICAN CAN co. LEASES

Real estate trading was nearly fea-
tureless yesterday. In the sales branch
there was nothing Of more than passing
interest done. In the renting depart.
ment the leasing OF a floor in the new
Equitable Building to the American Can
Company vas Of leading interest. New
buildings for which plans were placed
on file include a maternity hospital and
a large public garage In The Bronx.
Another middle West Side loft building
Is likely to result from a deal closed yes
terday by Pease n Gilman whereby
Lipman Abel takes under lease the prop
erty Of NJ. Cohen & Brothers Realty
Company at 14s to 1872 West Thirty
seventh street. This property, consisting
Of n Mot o7.S by 97.9. Ia on the south
side OF the street rs feet east OF Seventh
avenue. II Ia now covered with three
story dwellings. One door removed to
the east Ia the new twelve story loft
building erected last e by the Alan
Realty Company at a cost Of &350.000.
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AMERICAN CAN IN EQUITABLE.


The American Can Company has
rented for executive offices an entire
ioor In the new Equitable Building.
The lease affects the fourteenth floor.
and the offices now Mt Fourteenth street
Ind Tenth avenue will be removed to
the Equitable Building on September I.
Pease & Gilman have leased in the
Liberty Tower. 65 Liberty street. space
to the Radium Luminous Material Cor.
poration. Charles Il. Baldwin. the \. =.
Corporation and additional space to
John H. Koch and Adolf s.. Fedde.
Duross Company has leased the sew
enth loft at 321-3 West Thirteenth
street to the II. C.. Miner Autograph
ing Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
with Ogden 4 Clarkson store at 1875
Broadway TO Senior Brothers also
lea sed the westerly half OF fourth floor
In building at northwest corner OF Forty.
seventh street and Eleventh avenue to
the Chalmers Motor Company additional
space In IS East Forty-hrst street to
dwight Y. Austin and space In . West
Forty-seventh street to Miss Elsie De
Wolfe.
In the New Peoples Market now
nearing completion at 1+9th street and
Third avenue, Bronx. the Aaron Busch.
baum Company has rented twenty-five
booths for the conduct of a wholesale
and retail business In meats, poultry ana
fish. Other leases are: Acker. Merrall
& Coniit. groceries JAndorr & Steiner,
bakery, and Everle Brothers,
Il. +. willard 4 CO.. have rented the
sixth fioor at ats Broadway to Milady
Underwear Company and the fifth floor
through NJ. & l.. Hess to Brand Bros.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner I.aplsnj, sailin0
to-day for Liverpool. Will take mail. clos:
ing At $40 4. NJ. for Great Britain and
ireland only when specially addressed.
The, French liner Ro~chainbeau sailing
saturday for Bordeaux. VII! take mall.
closing at noon, for France, Kumania. Bull
gnria. Serbia. switzerland. italy. spain,
Portugal, Egypt. Greece. British India,
British East Africa. Siam. Malta, Gibrai-
tar. Cevlon. straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies. West Australia and Persia.
The Italian liner Duca dAosta. sailing
saturday for Naples, will take mall spe-
clally addressed only, closing at $40 A.
". for Italy. Bulgaria. Serbia, RumaniA,
switzerland and Greece.
The NorweglAn-American steamer Kris
tisniafJord, sailing SATURDAY for Bergen.
VIII take mail. ~closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for
Norway. sweden, Denmark. Russia. Ger
Turkey
The American liner ST. Paul, sailing
saturday for Liverpool, Will take mali,
clOsinE at $3.50 4. NJ. for Europe Except
Germany, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
turkey. the Netherlands, Norway, sweden
and Denmark, Africa, West Asia and the
East Indies.
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TO RUSH WORK ON
NEW REFORMATORY
1ong Delay on School to Re-
licvc Randall's Island Over
crowding Ends.
TR\INING CAMP PLANNED

yoFkrowN HEfGHrs, N. Y. Aug. To-
A,,cr humorous delays caused by the
ouihblug NJ state officials and endless
rod tame. according to the charges OF
supt. Franklin II. Briggs, who resigned
last month in disgust. the Yorktown
delights Training School for Boys,
which was established In 1904, Is now
IN a far way to he completed. After q
.areful examination Of the work now
icng done on the institution grounds.
wlliam \. Mallory, Fiscal Supervisor
Of state Charities. said to-day that the
progress Is satisfactory. Acting Super
in,endent John T.. Dearden, who has
been serving without salary since Prot
Briggs resigned. said to-day that ar
ranrencu,s were being made for adver-
Using for bids On the sewage disposal
nlsnt, the plans for which mad been
held UP two years In the office of the
state Architect because the state Super
mtendent had withdrawn his approval
VI them after once giving IL. because
he said that the disposal might possibly
pollute the Croton watershed.
The holding up OF the sewage plant
plans. Or Dcarden said yesterday. had
paralzyed all other work since the
other plan for seven cottages and a
water supply ~ stem had also been
withheld.
within a year We hope to have at
least seven cottages which are now
more than half finished and which will
each house sixteen boys ready for &C.
eupdncy.' Or. Dearden said. MANY
more cottages will OF course be built
as soon ~ possible. for the conditions
Of oyercrowding on Randall's Island are
dreadful and 1t is the purpose Of this
Institution to relieve them.
80 far the institution has cost the
State s2il,00O. OF which $4,000 was
.Vr the site. 500 acres OF fertile farm
land within two miles Of Yorktown
Heights. A spur track from the village
has been built out of this money at "A
cost Of $4,000. II has beef stated in
the newspapers that more Glan n million
has been expended on the institution. but
tbs Is not correct. Altogether $547. 600
has been appropriated by the Legisla-
ture exclusive Of the money for the site,
bu $4,000 of this has, lapsed and we
stu have on hand about $2s0.OOO."
Prof. Briggs, who resigned from the
Institution after making "A severe crit
iclsm with the taclt approval Of the
board OF managers of State officials.
who, he charged. were delaying the
work, converted the untitled land into
q thriving farm with a large number
Of live stock in preparation for n course
In scientific agriculture for the delin.
Quent city boys.
Mr.. Mallory. after inspecting the pay.
roll Of the institution. said that In view
tf the large CrODs grown pu the land nm.
der cultivation and the live STOCK raised
he did not think three teamsters and two
l%aborers, under the direction of Thomas
Muffiy. farm superintendent. who is
paid 500 a month. an unnecessarily
large number. The institution has also
a s,enographer, "A bookkeeper and 4
cook.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party of second part.)
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.


day' showers by niGht or Tomorrow;
southwest winds.
For southern New England. partly
cloudy to-day; showers tonight or to.
morrow moderate southerly winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day;
showers tomorrow. except fair In eastern
Maine, moderate southerly winds.
For New Jersey. showers to-day or to-
night and probably tomorrow moderate
southeast to south winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, thunder
showers to-day and probably Tomorrow;
moderate southeast wind.
For western New YORK;. thunGer showers
to-day In west and to-day or tonight In
east portion; partly cloudy to- morrow;
moderate essteriy winds. becoming vsri-
able.
NEW YORK. Aug. IA storm rorma-
,ion developed out of the general depres-
sion which existed in the Southwest and
moving northeastward was central over
the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio
valleys and caused rain In the Ohio Val
ley and south westward into Texas and a.
a few points In the east Gulf and sovso
Atlantic states.
Excepting local showers. the weather
elsewhere was generally fair.
The pressure was high over all other
sections except the extreme Northwest
and Southwest and the plateau states.
u was warmer In the middle and east
Gulf States and n~orthward into the lower
ohio VALLEY, and somewhat cooler In the
Southwest.
In this city the day was fair and
slighily cooler; wind. light to fresh north
east: average humidity. 81 per cent.
barometer, corrected TO read to sea level.
at 8 A.. NJ, 3o.oi; 2 =. NJ, 3o.Ol.
The temperature In this city yesterday. -
recorded by the Official thermometer. 10 shown
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Non-c,evator. large rooms, plenty OF
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy september ISL
subject TO lease.
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Incoming NrsscIs-By wireless.

- Calor,a. Trxpam, . miles south Of Jup
Tier at noon y stcrdaS
:. n Osll"u,o galveston, ?3 miles south
of Diamond Shnai At noon
s. san Ja"In'o Galveston. 3G miles south
west OF Diamond shoal At noon
- Florida. VamInrO, 3G miles southwest
OF Diamond Shodl NJ noon
s. Rad ant. BATON Rouse, oh miles south,
west OF Diamond Shoal At noon.
- Illinois, Norfolk, IL miles north of Gaze
s. SIBERIA, Port Antonio, ~ miles from
New York at noon.
- City OF Columbus, savannah, 10 miles
uortheast OF frying Pan Shoal At noon,
- 2ulla San Juan, aGt miles south of
SANDY Hook at noon
S. Northwestern and tow, Port Arthur, a.
milc- north of Diamond shoal AT noon,
Tug Astral with hargos, Boston, passed
Vineyard Haven at noon
- Perfection, Port Arthur, l) miles west
of TortuGas al noon
IS III Dis, New Orleans, % miles north.
w,s, of Tortugas AT i =. NJ.
:. MllllnocRet. Stockton, 70 miles northeast
at Cape Cod al I y. NJ,
w San Marcos. Mobile, ~ miles south u
Diamond Shoal at y. NJ,
81 Mohawk, Jacksonville, $50 miles SOU, h
of Sandy Hook at ! T.. NJ.
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9TH ct. 200 E"Fr"nH Gen. az, Ella
pr,nssl e, al 'psrtitlonji atty. NJ A
10TH Az IIS-.Jo.eph N l. striker a.,
pphitip PAY :; q i@se,i.n to recover Z
:, al ,.mendsd ssstion to forecio.e Hq me-.
so xy. ne COZ iiistS St, asxss"Urr.d Hol.
lion to e., aside deedj, sttys, yanksaer
ssTH sT, gst a ?ss w-Louis Relzer al,
Amelia Building corpn, ct 81 faction to
i',D ST. r., ::; " IN Az; .sss'di--
,II.s.ins.r s.S.wSomse'" " "
18TH ST. : Ms " 1reepiSh az T1;x
tuition aGt Jackson square Rlty co ct
vforselosure OF mts)' attys. Rspailo
"e""eu' prorx.
LA FoNTAINE Az, "a between = i7eth
!: Sc : rn iso'h & LEN Ssno cr y = los g. r' oi ts sgss.
FER q tax lienb: s,ty. 4 W.ymann
soiisia,csroiins.' Roll az, Io,,ie 3
W.lch e, al !forcelosure OF mtg, attys,
2s2D ct. ". = = between Tibb.,i ay {
Cotiesr sy known as 10, 2Ss. blk, stos.
sec in-ssmpel G9lds,ieker sr, Charles
Lot "a. slk ssss. see i, on Jay. map
Simeon ~ Barber ag, James 4 wooif ct
al faction to foreclo-e transfer OF tax
lem, atty. Balm.
q &c, blk 2stt see II, on tax map
David wallace sgt Jane. A Woolf ct al
faction to foreclose transfer Of tax Hem
atty, Il q Balm.
LOT 50, tik 1886. sec II. on tax map
David Wallace ast James A Woolf 81
al 1~sciion to foreclose transfer OF tax
Hem atty. y q Balm
VALENTINE Az, Is. 100 . clark st. soS
is5-Eusene NJ Travis, rs comptroller,
AIT Amsnlus r Bresler ct al fore
closure Of mtg; atty. = T. Woodbury..
TiEBOuT Az " cor clark ~. 5oxi2s-
Eugene NJ Travis. as Comptroller, agt
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SUBMARINE BOAT ELECTION.
Ne" company OrgR nIses-Presi-
dent Not Yet Selected.

Tho rrw Submarine Boat Corporation,
winch -ucceeds the Electric Boat Com
piny, organized yesterday with the cleo
TO. of the following officers and direc-
tons. II b. Frost, l.. Y. spear, Henry
X SItphen, Gregory c. Dawson. all
ttce-p rsidcnts; Thomas C., Dawson,
II q serbian. Norman Johnson, George
W. y 50, Stacy G. Richmond. William
u kou.ck and Andrew Fletcher. Mr..
Richmond Of Winslow, Lanler 4 Co. has
Dee made temporary treasurer.
Tn" pros.dency Is still vacant, but a
sei"u.. Do win be made in the near future.
IHo p. sent directorate is made UP large
iy or mmnors OF the technical staff OF
Inc u'd Electric 0 Company.
FgI the purpose OF continuing the
prestu' management, the depositins
stockholders will be asked 10 agree to
depo.'' their stock under a voting trust
agreement.
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Metz Realty company. Manhattan
capita, $1,000 directors. John V schaef-
fer. Arthur w. Msta and Henry a Metz.
New York city.
Ronele Construction Company, Manhat-
tas; capital, 5000. directors. Abraham
Kuttler. Jr, Never kuttier and Aaron
kuitler. New York city.
SIX Fifty Five Morris Avenue Company.
Manhattan; capital. $1,000; directors, lsi.
dore Hirshneld, GEORGE II. Epstein aud
Anna l.. Dunn. New York city.
Etak Realty Company, Brooklyn: capt.
tai. ll0. 900: directors. He ry Levlnsnn
and Kate LeVinson, Brooklyn; Sathsl II
Kramer. New York city.
Marco Building Corporation, BROOKLYN
ca pltal. $1,000: directors, Minnie r. Sacks
Leon Sacks ana Martha Joseph, Brook
lyn.
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SCHOOL SELLS on 18th ST.

Supreme Court Justice Weeks has
signed an order permitting the ~. Elisa
beth's Industrial School to sell it's proper.
~. consisting Of two -four story brown.
stone houses on a plot SO feet wide and
103 feet deep. TO william bernstein for
$4,000. The property is on the south
side of East Fourteenth street, l56 feet
east OF Second avenue. In asking per
mission to make the sale the corpora.
ton says that the character OF the
neighborhooi has so changed that the
work OF the organization a be carried
on from the main Office at 2S East
Fifteenth street and from a branch AT
Bathsate avenue and issth street. Thu
Bronx. The East Fourteenth street
property Ia mortGaeed for &21, 200.
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Manhattan Island, north OF iloth st.
7TH AV. .3Os-lO, " =. - > l36th II, All
'xiOo, pr mtg $50, O00-lIederman Rlty
90 10 Chas T%olleris 2T6 Throop ay.
Pklyn, Aug 3 due, Sc, as per bond
atty, l. 7 co, 100 Bway ......,.. 5000
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
MOUNT HOPE PL, 81, n s. 25xl25-oiins-
burg Rlty 20 TO Harry u Rosen, 81 w
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JAPAN TO MAKE DYESTUFT.
ManufactOry 10 he Erected ~
Coronation Memorial.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1t.-A big Gov.
errment laboratory. at = cost Of S..
O00. 900, to enable the Japanese to make
their own medicines and dy~estuffs will.
II In expected. he erected as a memorial
In celebration Of the coronation Of the
Emperor this fall.
This was decided lately by n com-
mittee In charge. and report has It that
Il has secured the Premier's approval.
The funds for the laboratory are to
come partly from the Government and
partly from individuals. and are to be
the subject OF a Diet law.
Since the war dyestufrs and medicines
have not been obtainable from Ger
many, and Japan now expects to launch
the new enterprise.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

Prometheus has arrived At Dutch Harbor;
battleshlp Kentucky at New York city
collier Justin at Dutch Harbor. hospita
ship solace at Port au Prince; guhhoat
Annapolis at San Jose de Gutierltla col.
Her culgoa at TompkinsvilIe, gunboat
Dolphin at Washington gunhott Newport
boat Quirns at shanghai and collier Abar-
enda at olonsapo,
The kunboat Chattanooga has sailed
from TObolobampo for Mh2Htian, CulneI
Cesar from Beirut for Rhodes, cruiser
Tennessee from Philadelphia for Port au
Prince, cruiser Montana from Portsmouth.
y. Ii, for Newport.
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LEASES IN THE SUBURBS.

Oliver Iseiin has leased at Westbury,
l.. l., through Warner Baltazxi the John
=. Phipps place. known IA Old West-
bury Cottage, for a term OF years.
Angel 4 Co. have rented for "A term
the c. w. Moore property on Old
M~amaroneck o a to X. NJ. Goldsmith.
j. Bates OF the stock Exchange has
rented a large GUS Mt Phillpse Manor
from the Estates Of Tappan Zee.
Bruce Edwards has leased n house In
Gilmore Court, Greenacres. from thu
Scarsdale Estates.
Pease 4 Gilman have rented a place
In Bernardsville. N. j., for n. B. Green
to j. y. Bradshaw.
Julia Beverley Higgins has let for the
Rev. William Fincke his place at Ka.
tonah to Charles G.. Weir.
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TO BUILD on IsOTH ST. PLOT.

Ephraim Adler OF the Arm OF Brody.
Adlere & Koch in the purchaser of the
plot OF ten lots running through from
lSSth to 'l90th street, 1875 feet east OF
ST Nicholas avenue. The site. which
fronts 1875 feet on zach street. Is 10 be
improved with four Ave story apa rtment
houses. For this operation the builder
has obtained our building loans totalling
$4,000 from the Van Dyck estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12

These apartments have all improve
ments and excellent service. Apart
mcnt suitable for Doctor In each.
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100000 HEIGHTs FLAT,

on the southwest corne OF Audubon
avenue and l79th street n six story tene.
ment house with stores In to be erected
for tine Aldus Construction Company.
Jacob Kahn. president. 1t will have a
frontage OF twenty-five feet and a depth
OF 100 feet with a facade Of brick and
limestone. Sass Il Springstein are the
architects and have estimated the cost
at 1000.
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LARGEST BRONX GARAGE.

The Coryell Building Company. which
last week acquired from the Benenson
Realty Company the plot. 75xl70, on
the north side OF l76th street, about
forty-nine feet east OF DAILY avenue,
plans to build on this site one OF the
largest public garages In The Bronx,
Plans for the proposed structure, which
is to cover the entire site, but will be
only one story high. have been prepared
by Carl A. Demmerle. The cost Ia estl-
mated 1t $4,000.
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Attractive bargains in one-family
houses and choice building lots.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF NEW YORK. to quickly close
the business OF two corporations, offers
former prices,
They are located at brentwood, Pail
sade, Morsemere and Ieonia. New Jer-
sew topposite trant's Tomb within
twenty-ive minutes of Manhattan.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free, ADDRESS BENJ. ID. HAliHT, Spe-
ciai Deputy Supt. of Banks, care Bank
ing Department, 81 broadway, New York
City,
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

sap ST. 20 E-union Mtg Co to y Y Tru.,
GO ss Broad st; stty'. Merrill. R&TTt
'sTH 81. iss EIIEiis Hii.lllrsn ana ."c g
sTH 49,. rs n 18th II, 2s.issSs-
II.et,tia ke,terer and ano, exrs. to Morris
Glass. p22 Barretto at; atty. MA
Rshinoy!tch. 2ao. Grand at. 1910
hanna ccrpn. g. Liberty st; atty. y ~ Y
FIT WASHINGTON Az. n " cor Teeth at.
Columb,s Trust. Co, 60 Bway; atty. NY
HENRY sT, a~sa-sstsh Kohn to 3 4 X
Realty corpn. lis Bwsy; a,tys. Fischer
eoTH sr, : s.. $50 e "a av. 25xioos--
rr.dssiC de ? Eostsr. ssr; 70 commSc;
amsterdam av' Atty. q n Hyde, y Park
DIST ST. n " cor central Park west. iSSs
100s-Edsar A Levy to r. A l. MortssGe
co, boS 9th av: atty. r A Levy, sos sth
RIDGE ST. ss-j.,.. R philips, sup, 81
Insurance OF state Il Y. to American
Temperance Life ms Assn. 1872 W 5sth
ct; atty, VIM c orr. 81 chambsr.
SUFFOLK sr. ioiLsolomor wronker to
penno Lewinson. ?ss W 137th st. or sd.
dress lls Nassau st .....s..... 1900
Bronx.
DORR. Abraham. to Morris Rosenneld 500
FAiRCHn.D: Emily T and sno, exttx, 20
TITLE GUAR a TRUST co to sad.
y Y TRUST co to civ Mig 60. ....'s iS
CITY MTG co to workrnen's Sick 4 Death
Bsneft Fund Of L : SIS. 900
COOPER. Jacob and ano, trus. to Amelis
CAREY. Allen /. TO iou,. r " seifert' tioo
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sATHI.LE, y. Y, Aug. 11.-Karl Asch-
.nbrt .l, proprietor OF the lakewood
I'm in Bayport, l.. l., fell down stairs
heTe Today and died soon after. The
eeaii the physicians believe, was due
70 apppicSy, As~chenbrand formerly
nNed in !. It Chester, N. y, and was u
ufusg.s' iu lslip for several years.
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Dominicus $ Voorhees, ct al foreclosure
Of -mtsl atty. Il T. Woodbury..
VALENT!ME ", e !, 10 Clark st, TO-
agt Amandus II Bresler ct al Cfore.
%ciosure Of .mts) atty. = L WOODBURY.
Tfebout av. W 8. i25 8 Clark st. 25xioo.
Tisbont av. v, s III clark st. ISS
closure of mtg. atty. T. Il Woodbury.;
THIRD Av. n e cor i6ith st. 3i.lxs.-
Knox McAfee ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
atty, O + Hubbard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Broux.

lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day.
18TH ST, 22o.s W. 2T5.6 2 sth av. 10 6x
1908, = sly theatre--Union Estates Co
sgt Adlon CONSTR co ct al: due. s1T,.
1889: adjourned to August IA
By Daniel Greenwald.
9th ST, 2i5 W. = 3 2l6.i " Bway. 1874
1905, > sty tnmt a str. sheriNs safe OF
all right. title. sc, which Annie Moore
had on July /, 1918. or since; leasehold;
adjourned to September 5
BY Henry X. Ketchnm.
CANAL IT. 81 10 II, n Q cor Allen 1T.
50xjis, two 5 sty brick limits 4 strs
also 65th At, 10 w. =, about 1873 2 Ans
Az. 25xl00.3 5 sly tnmt: right, title. g.
IL u Livingston AIT : A KruleNltch ct
al! Henry " ketcham, receiver. ad-
Journed to August is.
lat 320s THIRD AvESuE.1
BY Joseph r. Day.
PROSPECT Av. 1895. W y, 40 n l6sth Of,
i0xiOO, 6 sty nat & strs-W + Johnson
agt crown Operating 60 ct al; due, ~.
7OS.i3; adjourned sine die.