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Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Dutton's furniture sale next
Saturday, the 9th.
Sourbeer Bros. have received
another carload of Maxwells.
Everett Dorland of Hutchin-
son, was IN the city the first of
the week.
H. E. Hoon went to Morton
County the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. L. E. Wood left to-day
for Topeka, where she will visit
her son, o. T. and family. She
will also visit her son, Charles,
who is now located in Wichita
before returning.
If you have any intention OF
buying furniture, attend Dut'
toms sale Saturday.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Christina Endeavor Society with
music, readings, songs, pointed
papers and snappy talks.
The entire evening is given over
to these live and earnest young
folk. Don't fail to come.
The many who visited our church
last Sunday morning and Sunday
night are assured that they will
always be heartily welcomed by
every child of God there if they
make our church their permanent
place of worship.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
Lost or Stolen

From the hitchrack at Flick 8
store Wednesday evening, Sep
tember p. one No. 255 Gallup
Saddle, in good condition. also a
bride with home made bit, and
with red dice for rosetts. Lib
eral reward for return OF same,
or for infor nation leading to. re-
covery. C. f. Leader & Bro.
Mea ie, KS.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

The SW IA of 1884, Baca
County, Colorado; six miles
from Blaine post Office, four
miles from good flowing Artes-
ian well; fine quality of chocolate
loan soil, good for wheat or gen,
,eral farming; perfectly level, not
a foot of waste land on it; good
title. Price, for immediate sale,
81 90 per acre, cash.
Write Victor Van Wormer,
Two Buttes, Colorado.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

RenemJer the u. w. Roberts
sale northeast of Pains October
II. Some thorough bred stock
wilt be sold at this sale.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Anyone wanting tull blood
Poland China hogs will do well
to attend the G. w. Roberts sale
FIVE miles northeast of Plains on
Tuesday October IL
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Cattle to pasture. Plenty of
grass. water, and wheat pasture
Can handle 100 head.
Claude Drake, Meade, KS.
Phone 2502.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
Notice

DR.. G. A. Dawes, the oculist
and aurist, has located in Meade
with DR.. Leslie. DIR. Davies ex-
poets to do general practice as
we'll as special work IN Labora-
tory, Diagnosis, and Blood tests.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
To School Boards

A large Jacketed School house
Heater for sale. In excellent
condition. Geo. w. Day, Clerk
District No. 2,
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Plain or fancy sewing. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Mrs. L. A. Carter.
Meade, Ks, Phone 230
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

If in need of furniture see
list of what E. M Dutton will sell
at his residence next Saturday
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

The G.. w. Roberts stock sale
five miles north east Of Plains on
Tuesday October II
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
Great Steel Countries.

The United States of America ia by
far the greatest steel producing coun-
try on earth. Germany comes next
with Great Britain third.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Com IA au1 have your work
done now Amphlett.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Automobile agent wanted for
Sphinx car, price S695. For fur.
ther information write,
J. H. Goertzen,
Liberal KS.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Stock sale Oct. II, at G. w.
Roberts ranch north east of
Plains.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
BAPTIST NOTES

The Efficiency Contest" in our
Bible school has proved a great help
in creating new enthusiasm and last
but not least, the lessons are more
intelligently studied and understood
A new banner was awarded, last
Sunday to the class having the
largest number of points for the
quarter; young Ladies class taught
by Miss Emilia Read, secured the
honors. We congratulate them, but
look out for this quarter.
Mr.. R. j. Boyer, DR.. C. B. Leslie
with their families, started for
California to spend the winter. This
takes from us splendid workers in
various departments of church
activities. They shall be sorely
missed, but hope their sojourn will
prove benificial to health.
The pastor gave the hand of
church fellowship to eight persons
last Sunday morning.
Next Sunday evening will be
Young Folks Night. They shall
have charge of the music. All are
welcome. Strangers especially in
vited. The pastor goes to Sunny
Dale and the Gospel Teams will
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Just received car load of
Pennylvania oll--Mobile B.A-E
and Zeta. Roy Twist.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07
Behavior.

behavior.
Behavior is mirror in which every.
one shows his image.-Goethe.
Meade County news., 1915-10-07

Dutton's furniture sale next
Saturday, the 9th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
RUYs EAST SIDE HOUSES.

EAST 61ST sTREET-Pease & Eli
man. with q. l.. Dilscy & Co, have
sold for Joel Rathbone 1913 East sixty
first street, q three story dwelling, on
lot I6.7xl0O. and 135 East S~lNty-irst
street, "A Ave story American base
ment dwelling. on lot l7.6xl00. for the
estate of Benjamin latham to a client.
who will alter the two houses into
one for his own occupancy.
WEST l72D STREET - Eugene =.
Busher has sold for william G.. Ar
mold the two family brick house AT
11h West l72d street, m lot 25xs.,
TO Jumei Z. Noble.
WEST 143D sTREET-Paul A. McGol-
rick has sold IS: West 1t3d street. a
five story nat, on lot 2Jx99.11, near
Eighth emu Title TO the property
is held by Yale d. Benner.
PARK AyENuE-H. Hornstein has sold
the northwest corner or Park avenue
and 18Th street, n five story fiat. on
lot 25x9O. In part payment he buyer
gave IA plot l00xse at 27l ~Fingeborn
road. corner Of Gray street, Fort
Wadswor Staten Island.
PROSPECT AVENUE Eugene T.
Rusher has sold the plot at the south
west corner of Prospect avenue and
Garden street. +5xlO0. 10 william G,
Arnold. and for Joseph J.. Berry the
adjoining gore. ?Sx3s. m the west ~
Prospect avenue, fourteen feet south
of Garden street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
LIENS.

lsap ST, $40 w-Phelps Bros 20 agt
Dinsh Levine, owner; Berlin hcnting
Agency & Arvintz Cont Co. cont syl'sl
CROTONA PKWY, Q $, 1893 ~ = l71th ~,
los. sx9O. 1lx irres; Elsmero pl, ,tpro-
po.edJ, n 5, so.ll It c crotona Pkwy,
iOs lxiOl1; Crotona pkwy, = . cor Els
mere pl (proposed), l0s yNl26.tN irrog.
also EIsmere ri, y 5, 1891 It g Crotona
pkyy. I'd, axlOl. i-Salvatore Naccarito
ari Defender Const Co. owner Il cont,
Kramer Contracting co, cont IRE
uRaAND BouLEVARD & CONCouRsE. =
q cor Fordham rd. 230N l25-Salvatore
Naocarato agt Edmund Francis Realty
Co, owner; Kramer Contracting Co. con
tractor (renewaD Wv
ELsMORE PL. II q cor Marmion ay, g6N
lOO-Salvatore Naccarato ast Defender
Construction 90, owner a. contractor;
Kramer Contracting Co. contractor re,
newaD
7TH AV, W $. whole front between 2ith
& .5th SITS. 200x.I5-Frederick j Fleck
agt National Cloak a. Suit Co. owner;
W l. Briggs, contractor ,.,.:,..., 1900
18TH ST. 80 g. IS W-Bernard Johnson
sgt Van Beuren Estate. owner; Tim.
othy j Kelley, lessee trenewall.. 3,l9o. 80
siST ST. 20t w-Joseph Braunstein sgt
Max Sussinsn q Hannah Gollatrs,
owners A. contractors ..,.,,.,...{I5.l1
JsTH ST. $40 W-Same agt same $40 10
Bronx.
PARKER 81, W y, 20 n stern st, 35xlOo-
clyde i Howes sgt Marx Ellor. owner;
ii Lagsno Il sons. contractor ...'al.95
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

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sek; 1918 z 1874 st. May II; atty TI,W
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sAME Gpsnio5IpssRsTTsYy,-wm = Marr., to
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sisy. r cnS Z n 3. H@ pai ...
I2 rho. 3 3 %tSooiii II: a %a, lots ,si - PCS I as S': sam.
map-John Miller to Jos 7 Barry. litg
Boston rd. May. is. mtg $3.50: atty; 7
ss.Mss,in D Hoffman. 10 Irene II !SGl:
o sssS. ats. ,ss 1rG g / ~; co. ni Z. i s~ %ts 81" "iS;o
sssTH ST, s5s E--santa Pirri or Rumare
20 soth ST Rity Corp'n. $40 y soth ~.
March 10: atty. NJ Macaiuso. 2s7 Il 10TH
SANE pRopERTYIsamuei stecher =. Al
TO Santa Pirri or Rumsre. e5s r. ?eeth
at. mtg $4,000. Dec II. 1914: attorney;
Hath ST. . $. so { isi,h st. soxioo-
Schnell Rlty 60. Inc, to Artee Rlty
Corp'n. 90 Liberty 81. mtg $4,000: May
10. atty. y Y Title ms Co. lS' Broad,
BkrAoATE Nv. 8. sol n iisd st. COY
fl5.7-Jos McCue to Harry Calm 81 al.
2jto Grand av. May !: attys. Hirieman
MONTGOMERY Av. i7t5,. W 5 25sioo..
1911 Bway May II; attys. Hirlems1
q V. AL Y 1tsth. st .....::.......n
SAME PRoPERTY-Aiice McGrew to
same. May II. mtg $500; attorney.
FRA%KLiN Az. .. iii n jefferson place.
aIsxloo-csth Darling to Emma Miler;
1914 Weeks sv. May -; atty t Ut
.s5TH ST. $ 5. 400 e Kepler av. soxioO-
Lillian Van scoy to Michi A McDer-
mott. Brook At. Dumont. y J. May -;
atty, T & r Co. i7G Bway. 500
Park Az. 800. c $, :ssx7o. tx2Sxs3.I.-.
Jos ] silver. ref. TO Thos Callahan. $50
Rvay
TINToN AZ. IS. S: n issth st. ts.ioxss-
Carolena Hoffman Won Wanerstein to
Adolphus Realty Corpn. his linton av.
May IL. mtg si,. 500: atty. # @ q TCo
cr..iE"vETHSp Az. W :. lot iii. map Pen.
reid prop. "a Mount Vernon. 5oxi21.sS
boNi3.-Knute Stokes TO Morris wetzler.
go Y 222d st. May . atty. l. T & CO.
lhO WAY. O. % s..s ... . ssss e o WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
FACE HALTs MURDER WITNESS.
" oman Has Man Excluded before
She Will T%cstIfy.

Mrs. Louise Macaluso created a
scene IN a murder trial before Judge
Mott in General Sessions yesterday
when she announced that she could not
testify for the people unless n man. who
~tt I'm the cour room was removed.
She pointed out a man who gave his
u1no as Frank SabIyz. a barber. He
said he had been attracted TO the court
room 10y reading OF the case.
The man on trial was Angelo Legsio.
who is accused Of instigating the muir
der 81 Giuseppe Marine in East Thir-
tccuth street in April OF last year.
SahlNz MAS ordered from the court
room, and Mrs. Macaluso, who is also
accused IN the ease. told her story
William Flack, the only man TO ever
leave the death house at Sing Sing TO
testify m u case, was convicted of hav-
INK fired the fatal shot. Mrs, Macaluso
was a witness against him.
ON the stand yesterday she said that
L~gEio was jealous OF Marine because
OF his attentions to her.
Elack will 60 on the witness stand
to-day lie asserts that he was induced
20 commit mo murder nv LegElo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.
Omces, stores and Lofts stiIl In
Good Demand.

William \. White & Sons nave rented
offices at 100 Hudson street. In the
Franklin Hudson Building. to the High
Ian Glass Company. Puritan Food
Products Company. Carl n Lange, Jacob
A.. Klrs'a, J. Bayard Martcr. Seaboard
Rice Milling Company and II. o. Will
bur & Sol also offices IN the Hays
Building. at 81 10 % Maiden lane, to
w. r.. Peters Company, and offices In
the Anderson Building. IL TO Is John
street. to j.. W. G~esswein & Co.
Huberth & Huberth have leased the
store at 1916 Broadway. the third from
the southeast corner of Broadway and
Sixty-hrst street. in Tho Circle Building,
To the Hartford suspension Company
of Newark for a term OF years.
Edgar A.. Manning has leased for
Frances Blum ia East ~SIxty-hrst street
for a term OF five years to Madeleine
n Angelo. dressmakers.
Duross Company has leased loft space
at 81 10 80 Park Row to II. NJ. Comins (;
the store at 254 West T~hirty-ffth street
10 Louis valafas.
y. Brigham Hall and William D..
B~loodgood have eased for "A term OF
years the southerly store and basement
at sos TO s07 Lexington avenue to
Charles Schwiering. grocer. This COM
pletes the renting OF the building.
Pease & Gilman have leased for a
term the NTH floor In their building at
3iO Madison avenue, opposite the Hotel
Fillmore. to Clarence Whybrow. deco
rators, now at al Madison avenue.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased to the Splitdorf Electrical Com
pany the store and entire second floor
at $751; West Sixty-frst street. run
ming through to $3.50 West Slxty-sec-
ond street. and space at 900 Broadway
TO Il. J. T.. Nollbehr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
FAKE MONEY FRAUD CHARGED.
sis Held for Grand Jury In HAIL
Of $4,000 Each.

The operation OF a scheme to ewipAle
which involved a machine for the manu-
facture OF paper money was exposed
yesterday in the jefferson Market police
court by Harry Landau. 351 East Sew
entv-seyenth street, n as a result of
his testimony six men are being held
under $4,000 bail each for the Grand
jury. They are Louis Silverman, broker.
~ Norris venue. The Bronx: Philip
Schmeltz, "a musician. 35l East seventy
seventh street. Benjamin Padolsky.
TAILOR, lfl Hopkins street. Brooklyn:
Israel Dressler, saloon keeper, II West
Twenty fourth street: William Padolsky.
redler, lGl Hopkins street, Brooklyn,
and David Kaplan, m%achinIst, 240 Seigel
street, Brooklyn.
Landau said the mes had approached
nm with the proposition that II he
would pu' up $4,000 in new So bills
,hey would double IL inside OF twenty
Your hours n would pay him 10 per
cent, for the use Of his money They
explained, according TO Landau's testi-
inony, that they had "A 'fish" who would
puy 81, 600 worth Of fake money manu-
iactured hy their machine II he could
W shown an equal amount OF real money
which would be represented to him as
'e product Of the machine.
Landau said he did not accept the prop
osllon, for among other reasons he did
not have the $4,000. He went with the In
'orma'ion 70 the District Attorney. The
arrests We're made by Detectives Mar
ron Kenny, Martin and Murphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

The following realty corporations wero
at Albany yesterday:
Tenco Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital, $50. 900: directors. william. J.,
Meagher, Sew York city, Gustave Port
ner, The Bronx, and Jno. J. corrigan, New
r &. Realty CO., Manhattan; capital,
$40, 900; directors, william A. Cooper,
James A. Martin and Warren j. Eldredse'
New York city,
Legend Realty Corporation manhattan;
Plsnte, Martin Lippman, Brooklyn. ana
Florence Scheuer, New York city.
Webster & Bien, Manhattan, capital,
$40, 900: directors, Blanche Webster New
York city; Thomas J. Evers. Brooklyn ana
Ramie Bien, New York city.
Crossways Realty Corporation, Brooklyni
capital. $50. 900; directors. Asher HOLMAN,
g, :. Spiegelberg and James stern, New
York city.
Heudorf Realty Company, BROOKLYN
capitaL, $40, 900: directors, George w.
Bshrenburg, william II. .Rahrenburg ana
Paul G. B~ahrenburg, BROOKLYN. 49,,
Jones Cottages, New York city; capital,
$4,000; directors, Emma Perkins, Wiliitm
,irimes and Joseph X, Marquette New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
VARIED TRADING
IN REALTY MARKET
Many Kinds Of Property Find
Buyers-Estate Sells on
Chambers Street.
BIG DRIVE APARTMENT

An estate sold an ola holding on
Chambers street extending through TO
Readc street yesterday, and operators
sold an apartment house on West 123d
street an unnamed buyer bought two
houses on the upper East Side which
he will have altered into one for his
occupancy. and builders and investors
took several small properties in various
parts OF the city. Such was the activity
in yesterdays real estate market. One
OF the largest apartment houses in re-
gard to the area covered Is about to be
erected on Riverside Drive at a cost OF
$4,000 from plans filed yesterday.
Leasing OF office. store and loft space
is s;ill one OF the features OF the mar
ket. Though the season for such
activity Is past brokers report a con-
tinued good demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern and western New York. fsir
to-day and probably Tomorrow northwest
to north wtuds,


For eastern and western New York. fsir
to-day and probably Tomorrow: northwest
TO north winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
Nania' fair In north. unsettled In south por-
lions to-day; partly cloudy tomorrow
moderate northwest to north Winds.
For northern New England. fair TO -dav,
except showers IN Maine' fair tomorrow
mouera'e WINDS becoming west ana north-
west.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address Of lenders
torney.l

- -. .,.... =, I.ndcr'. at
with name aho saares' "
torheS'
DOWNING TT. 1t-ss. IS. 10 = Bedtotn -
sox7j. June I. lsot-Lcuis AND 'ath,nh'
Hubener ct al to Eliz Reed; attys, W.
son. Barker 4 W. IS Wall ST 'lV'vvu
BEAVER ST. ~. mort. Of lease. q. jan
81, lsl5-Mary A sheehan 10 WI
O'Mara Co. solNn
GREENWICH st. 81. = =. sb1 = hec'"i
vt. runs = is.Tx . as.e to W : Church ~
Y n l6.sx W ges II isS " sn.' 10 neg
Mar II, ao3-Armenia A Iassem ="
Henry De Forest Weekes a. Pedro 10
Fiorez. eNrr and rus attys. Neekes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White Star liner Arabic. sailing to-
day for Liverpool, will taka mail, closing
al $50 A. NJ, for Europe except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg ant
Turkey. Africa. West Ar'' and the Eas'
Indies.
The scandinavian American liner Fred
erik VIII. sailing to-day for Christiansand,
Will take mail, closing At IN A ", for
Norway. sweden. Denmark, Germany. Aus
tria. Hungary and Russia also for oth"r
countries when specially addressed.
The French liner Rocha mhcsu. sailing
tomorrow for bordeaux. Will take mail
closing at : \. NJ. FOR France, Humans
Bulgaria. Servis. switzerland, i'alv. Spain.
Portugal. Egypt. greece. British India.
British East Africa, Siam, Malta, Gibrsl
tar. Ceylon. straits Settlements, Dutrl
East indies. West Australia and Persia
also other countries Except Germany. Aus
tria. Hungary. Luxembourg ant Turkey
when specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
GIFT HOUSE TO G. +. BAKER, JR.
Nr. and Mrs. W. G.. Locw Transfer
x.75.OOO Dwelling.

Mr.. and Mrs, william Gcadby Loew
transferred yesterday as a gift to
George + Baker, Jr. the dwelling at
200 Madison avenue, Just south Of Thir-
ty-nirth street. II is worth about
s"TI. 600. Mrs. Toew liz Mr.. Bakers
sister. The house is 27xlo0 feet and
adjoius Mr.. Bakers home at 25s Madi-
son avenue. II is said that he will
make y large dwelling OF the two
houses.
Last month Mr. Iocw. Who now lives
A. go Madison avenue. he house trans
ferrcd Yesterday. o title 10 the house
at 262 Madison venue corner of Thir-
N-iluth street, at n stated consideration
of $27I.up0 The block on the west side
Of Madison avenue from Thirty-cighth
to Thi'iy-uinth street is practically
owned 10y George r Baker and his
children. All Of them have homes there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

Incoming Vess~is--Ry Wireless.

81 Florifa. Tampico, ~ miles south o.
.ILpiter nj noon yesterday
IS Gulfoil. with Shcraugn. Port Arthnr.
80 miles northwcsf ~ TOrruga- nj noon
- Larimcr. with ~Cuncniaugh, Tsmpico =.
miles south OF Diamond shoals NJ noon
- Hattie Luck,nut,h. san Francisco. t'
miles south Of SANDY Hook ~ noon
- City Of Mont goncrN. savannah. naSs'7
Tyhee AZ 8 r VI
- III Orteulc tdlvcs'on. 81 mile south
OF Diamond Shoals At noon
- Apache, IpoK-uuy'.", H' mile' -on'h OF
sandy Hook AZ y NJ
Tug kccnr. BrUuSWl,n. p, m'lN. 'outlt OF
Diamond shoals at y VI,
50 ILLINOIS,, Port Arthur ''8 T'N. norIh OF
Diamond Shoals ~ rnnr
- Sahiuo, Nnl'r 80 m'IcH rou'h ~
Sandy Hook. Al - VI
- SARATOGA, NaNdlI miles .0n'N ~
Sandy Hook Al : = VI
= Monterey, Vera cru. - m'r' nor'r"a0
OF havana AT r "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
NEW HAVEN TRIALS ON OCT. rs.
Judge Hunt sets Date for Cases Of
Twelve Defendants.

Judge William II. Hunt in the
'haed state" District Court yesterday
set octoner % as the date for the be-
"lhnlns of the trial OF twelve defendants
W NE New Haven case. They are
'nargcd by the Government with partici-
salon IN 4 conspiracy through which
~ New Haven system was made a
law.
Those who will go on trial on Octo-
per 20 are Lewis Cass Ledyard. Charles
n. brookcr, -. Newton Barney, Robert
" Iat'. James =, Hemingway. Charles
a. fTstt, A.. Heaton Robertson, Fred
.t;eH f. Brewster, Henry X. McHarg,
,e"ard D.. Robbins. Alexander Coch-
zane ana John l.. Billiard,
immunity was granted recently by
yaoge Hunt to william Skinner and
'ames ) Elton. but the Government
Isppea.t&s from Judge Hunts decision.
suuse Hunt also granted "A separate,
,oler''v, trial 10 William Rockefeller,
TTeeorge y Baker. r. De witt Cuyler.
pr.eodoro \. Vail, Edward Milligan and
FRANCIS I. Maxwell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
ESTATE SELLS on CHAMBERS ST.

William II. whiting & Co. have sold
for the Marion Cutting estate the five
story building at 80 Chambers street,
extending through 10 II Reade street.
between Broadway and Church street.
which property has been in possession
OF the Cutting family for upward OF n
century. The new owner Is an unnamed
investor. The property. measures 21.3
feet on Chambers street and extends
back 1903 feet 10 Rcade street, where
the frontage Il IA. II is about 81 feet
east OF Church street. The Cutting
heirs have been holding the property at
100000. The city assessed II for taxa
ton purposes at sl27, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
New England Casualty ca TO Salvatore
SoracL ~ 4 Inn at. atty. NJ ] Rove.

saE' u T. ii''h st wy Do
Ava a. q ID a. iis E-pernsrd p
Arnend' err. 10 Remand = Amend. trus.
az Sa1isom 81, eklyn' attyS' A"enu
AZ = ~ a. az too mo 70
same: attv. same
y" N'"e " se"e' ~
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WITT 1 a D. W; IS Nassau e. $1,000
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.s gyay omitted
fn9 70 o. Anna E stephens, ssS csat dod
18TH ST %. w-Msry Renyiils; II. to
atty; 81 I T Go; isS' $4,000
~TroSbridse. Norc,on. Conn; att. NY
,ar az ~ s"ay ,;a,i StV'vyO
Moltke to y mtg 4 Security 90. is9
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Duross Company has leased the three
story brownstone house at ~ Charles
street for Timothy J. Crorin TO Mary
Connolly.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin have rented for
the Lowerre estate 20 n. l.. q. Elder for
three years the dwelling at l23 West
tleth street.
John J. Clancy & Co. have leased for
the Real Realty Company to Mrs. Will
son the -four story dwelling AT 33c
West Fifty-eighth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
NO MAYOR FOR SING SING.
Prisoners Request for n Special
Election Is Refused.

ossrNiS0. May lS,-Warden Thomas
Mott Osborne has decided 20 let tho In
mate government Of Sing Sing prison
get along without u mayor TO succeed
W. j. Cummins, oN-hanker, who re-
signed the post, for w weeks. Bosco
Lynch, leader of to 'lowbrow' ele-
ment, favored u special election 10
choose u delegate 10 the general COM
mittee to succeed Cummins and then let
the Ave delegates pick the mayor for the
%uneNplred term. But Osborne ordered
that the post remaln vacant until the
general election. juno ].
Sing Sing prison observed doctors
day to-day when l2j physicians identl-
fed with tho Westlhester Med!ca. So
ciety inspected the prison AS the gu SITS
of Warden Thomas Mott Osborne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. ltt-6 W-MaN weinstein to
Jacob kottek, ~ W 10th ST; atty, Jacob
Kottek. 81 Nassau St .......... 300
18TH ST. 2il-5 E--Meiiwin Realty &
Constr Co to Salvatore Soraci. 327 u
18th 81; atty. j I Berman, 3i6 Broad.
,oT WAY LIE In. < TRUSS
trus. 10 Title Guar n 7 so, l'6 BROAD.
way ..,,.,,'...,,.....:',. -, ,*lo,uuo
list Ay. : " cor ii?th =. !5liyioc--
a27 e li3th ct: atty. N J Bovs. 2t7
e llGth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES