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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

New York Cotton Futures

CATVFsTON, Aue iO-SpOt r0tt0n, mId'
dlipg sg0c; receipts PASS; sales eta; stock
l13, s32. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
EXCISE BOARD TO
FINISH UP SOON
Returns from State Board
Expected This
Week.
WARRANTS HELD UP
Controversy Over Corpora
ton Taxation Not
Serious.
WARRANTS HELD UP

Returns from the state excise board
ON Tulsa county valuations submitted
several weeks ago are expected by
County Assessor Curren this week. AS
soon as possible thereafter. the as
sessment rolls will he given the
county excise board and work Of max
ing the levy will start Ordinarily
this task requires only a few days,
although there is a possibility this year
of several additional days being
necessary.
The levy once made, the county
treasurer will begin his collections,
which will require only brief period,
as there, will be a sufficient number Of
collectors to insure against burdening
any with too much work,
Owing Ito inability of the excise
board to complete its work, all salary
warrants were withheld for last
Wonth. Some employees received their
salaries through local banks, but the
majority are waiting until the regular
issue of warrants after the levy is
made.
Through With Corporations.
Word was received at the office of
County Clerk Lewis Cline Yesterday
that the state excise board had fin
ished with the corporations and now
is giving attention to other business
before 1t. The report was encourag-
ing, as 1t promised early returns,
which means dispatch in the work of
the local corporations. and even yet,
owing to rumored intention of some
corporation to appeal from the valua-
ton placed on them there is possibil-
ity Of delay
It would be possible for the excise
board to make leves for certain funds
without awaiting the return from the
state board, but it is not the intention
| TO do this. Not as much will be re-
quired for salaries this year as has
been the 0custom in the past, accord
| ing to officials in position to know,
and it is possible other expenses Of
the county also will be considerably
reduced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
New YORK snot Cotton.


NEW YORK. Aug lO.-Spot cotton
steady; middling uplands 9.25c; sales ~
9aIpg
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AmWERTISIMG RATES

u
40 ,dvsrtisem.nts will be accepted In
IT, WorId on tbs following conditions
0NI Y: A..
Ne ad less than is cents. We reserve the
rlgk. 10 revise and classify All ads hetnIn
wTol replies Three time ads very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
Ere. corrected or money refunded
A.. AN, word Tor All rias.IfcAtIons
~. Satryov,nts egnt personals and matri
UnUT,i Uon,i wbicb Is Two cents per word mini
moh," mon WI oS cs"ts Your credit is good
T1H ,"S,se n,sr ,nbone except for personal,
H., ,,,ro tor soIe and position wanted Ad'
,.,, ,u,s ,ins Sbicb ara cash Classification no.
ruA. .ntced af.er 8 p. IN.
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An .,Iger,is,nc for position wanted,
n raitura for sale and personals aye Sah"
" IN order.
Out.Gftowp ads, will not be run wv
leu remittance Is made with order,
Two cants per word for all hds' o'uereu
u,tclassihcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
REAL ESTATE
Some Real SmaIp
lB@PgafnS

$2,25O buys brand new 5-room
modern cottage, on paved street, east
front, in fine neighborhood, close to
school and churches
$,175 buys nice t-room mcodern
bungalow, on paved street an oppor-
tunity to make aoproft Of $500 in a
few days,
81 coo buys a nice acre tract, with
4-roOm house, barn. 40 bearing fruit
trees, good water close 10 school, a
real snap will exchange for Broom
house close robustness part OF city
1000 buys a nice 5-room cottage
n Kendall addition Wen located for
school advantages; will exchange for
desirable lots on Admiral boulevard
or Hodge street
f8,G5O buys fine 6-room modern
bungalow, close in, on south side, full
size lot good noighborhood.
$2,S0O buys a nice room modern
cast front bungalow, on paved street
fine water, some fruit, 500 cash
balance monthly payments, SiS.Il per
month, including interest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-rwo twin-cylinder harIey'
Davidson motorcycles Sl2b and Sl5U. n.
G. Auto Co, 41g North Main.
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C. 'IHI. TEIRWIILILIEGEIR


1911 South Denver Blair Bros.
51,I, GIIT Nj I--iIIir,- In, ,Lra, go0
''tI }Ho,I Vor,b ET,,""J hbcne 99a3'J
LUX -eola" ---M --u, -,---y --------,
FOX SAIL l'e-Loom NODE m mouse on p,s eaSt
q, I,,' peeIN''" '""'" az UNIV
- t2 -i 1,'o. ,.'o.---------.----------.
FOR SAl.E-Eost 80 OF northeast 3l-l'.G.
ha,I mile south oI N'r'"u. o W. l. '''pP''"
2LLouu, 0El1. +--
FOR SALE BY ownrD four room bungalow.
three lots good shade. near to college.
Phone a2os-J.
FOR SNLE- BY uHucr new two. story house,
with garage 1889 Hodge or Phone 29sl.R.
Part cash, terms on balance.
FOR SALE Farm 100 acres. near Bixhy.
O about 90 acres IN cultivation T. r. SmI.
Iey FIRST National Bank Bldg
F0P SALE -TTye-roon 6on-c Kendall nd
diton. good well close to school Call
Urp.and- Tn Barber Shop Fred Miller
I;,,i5 IL, ~, n, III --
'M o., trant FrU rodc "' co,,,cc go"t sJr
Sc 100 Phrnc 49, Edward Z Barrett
7-,--,, -
lis your NaIahl ptoPI y WIN vs. w.
prompt tru'.l u" So"NITH,Sl',l .,u"" p,lao
o. Pp@9"nd" zee 'e" 81 we "'.''''. '"o"'
57,,.,; ---- -------,-- -.
hI0I 3nur vacant Pr"l''( WIN ""
IiuW'l ich'" ~ sH, ,I''%'' ~ l,iH N, '''
I,-'..' - > ''''''''. W. '''''''' ''''-
-e4u. @ o-
! FOR SAlE- bargain IN new bungalow. 'hi3,
neT fTeplac" ana mantle, heaFo htnu"H
| college Price Sl@Oo good terms. Iho"'
| 5lNl "
| FNR SALF-At bargain. strictly modern
six.raom bungalow. east front. fine lGca.
! ton easy terms. r. T. Wilder, owhcr
| Phnnr 24o2.
| FOR SAIF-Orc.acrc tracts. flr the price
Of a 50foot lot. on cpsy terms close ir
! See Russ H. Grant. 5li First National Bldg
| Phone 2lGO
-----,- c-i -,
! acre tracts close in On easy terms. ,See
Russ !. Grant, 5l4 First National Bldg.
! Phone 2lCO
! i7,-D q, ii y 0I5 7TP 1I177' I,i-I- -. -l--,
! r"N ShLI 'N nv '' E.~ u. l".,u '''"
| 9''N W 'u'r r,o t, ~ '"" LIN pt,,o
| ~ 49, SI," II n ''3ms ps. U' 'f"''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

TOUND-Friendship link bracelet, owner
may have same By calling at World Once
and paying fox this advertisement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
UNFURNISnED ROOMS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms, $40.
20s East Tenth.
FOR RENT-Two or three modern south
unfurnished rooms Phone 3526
FOR RFNT-Unfurnishe apartment. gO9
South Detroit; lwo-story brick. ia East
First
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern six-room apartment
first class condition and close in. Call
e9g7.
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LOST

LOsT-One English setter female; white,
black spotted. Finder call Phone 2885.
0ST-TTub cap for Oldsmobile Finder please
notify W NJ Daugherty. sapulpa, K p.
D. No. 3.
T0ST--Between Tulsa and Glennp0ol one
34x4 Diamond tread Goodyear tire,
mounted on rim with tube and cover. finde,
nlease return TO F. g. Seaman. Second and
Boulder. and receive reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT-An eight OF 1O.room
house. suitable for rooming house; must
be close in and in desirable neighbOrhood;
unfurnished preferred. Phone 5365.
WIYTFD-To rent strictly modern seven
or eight.room house on south side, close
in. will lease for one year II price Is right;
refereuces exchanged. Simmons & White
Phone 3461 or 45S7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
MAIL SEIZURES NOT FEARED.
Say shipments OF securi-
ties Are safe.

Inspection and seizure OF mails paAS-
ing between this country II Germany
or neutral European countries by the
Allies are no, cooked for by bankers and
marine Insurance underwriters, II vas
said yesterday. Al the British Con
sulate the statement was made that no
official communication had been received
10 regard 10 the policy OF the Allies
It was recalled al the consulate that
the British Government said recently
there was no intention OF opening the
mails,
The question OF interruption OF the
ransfcr of securities between this oun
try and neutral countries OF Europe,
even though they he OF German selling
origin, il was said, is not an Issue In
the present blockade OF Germany.
The bulk of securities exchanged he.
tween this country and Europe is sent
iu the malls. Heads OF foreign cX-
rhans- departments Of the iai &c banks
in wall Street said Yesterday
tina; tho Allies will NOT hold NJ
securities. Court decisions In th';
country hold that a iettor once in ths
mails II a delivery and the property OF
those To whom consigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
MORE BRoNx PLOTS SOLD.

ARTHUR AvENUE-Wnliam Lust
esr,en has sold to Eugenie Ulrich the
plot l00x90 on the west side OF Ar
thur avenue. about Ii2 feet south of
18th street. Edward Polsk was the
broker.
WALTON AVENUE-Sharp e. Co. have
cold for a client a plot 50xi00 on the
east side Of Walton avenue 81 feet
north Of 1880 street. TO a builder
FOR improvement.
EAST 18TH STREET-kurz 4 Cren
have sold for the Mitchell McDermott
Company 25s East i65th street. a four
story tenement on plot 37.75xs0.
WISE AvENUE-M. II. & W. !. Brown
have sold for the John w. Cornish
Construction Company the northeast
corner ~ i7tth street and WISE ave-
nue.. a plot 50xs0. to the Trask Build
ing Company. which will improve Il
with an apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
REAL ESTATE FIELD
NEWS AND COMMENT
flats, dwellings and Plots
sold-Operator Leases
Madison Ave. House.
uiN FIFTH AVE. SHOPS

s.r,rr and leasing Of small and not
,~pecal,y important properties made up
-. hudre, OF business again yesterday
,bs real estate market. Aside from
, couple Of plots in The Bronx pur-
,s.a FOR improvement with fats there
-. nothing Of importance traded
10 in Manhattan or in The Bronx.
Nh. best transaction in the leas-
.s branch was the taking over by
,Arard Ma-goiles from the Astors OF a
adding At Madison avenue and Thir-
,,.s,,h street next 10 a number already
oder his control. Interesting building
,,,rs,ions were planned. especially an
duration TO several structures at the
,o-nsr 81 FIFTH avenue and F~ffty-eighth
,,-.s, which will he made over into
.sops Three Washington Heights
garments are provided for In the plans
AID Yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CnNNHTl(GT,

FIRST CLASS dairy farm, eauipped
stock farms. country. shore homes. HULL
south Norwalk, Conn
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IEASys
Manhattan,

FAD 81 $50 W, str and b-Ann!s Bonner
to stephen and Jno O'Shca, '63 linton
av, , yrs from Jan IL. 1873, attys It.,h.
NJ & q. g. Nassau :, tl.-VO
O'Bri.n 60 Cos'antinos Futunis and ano,
is washington 81, Brook yn, 2 yrs, from
April / 1918 1870
AMSTERDAM Az. 1875. n str aud h-llsr.
Ams,erdam NV. 3 yrs from Feb /, 1914,
atty. Louis Singer, 5 Rutgers n, $3.50
BLEECKE Err ST, l+s, stoop n~at--Antonio
Masulli and ano 10 saul Grabon and
sno, rs " ii3th ~, 3 yrs from May /,
1915, atty, l. V Fugaay, 1863 Blocker
5sTH ST. s., i5o'. Madison il'''7.sx -.
all-swctlsnd Realty co TO Van Srhaich
Realty co, 30 v t2d 81, 81 w from
sept /, ltli attys, Van Scha!,k 4
nrige: so "a st no., s. 200
ken. 5O7 4 sath IT, 4; yrs from Jan ?,
1871; atty, Il NJ Burshard, III Broad,
way ......,... ,-.,,.....,' Sl'tOo
SD Az. p 2 cor s1th II. corner store.
simon Oberfelder 10 lily Schroeder, 30
s'ua St: ioGIis yrs from A2r'i !,
cHERRY sr ass, ali-Roman .Ca,hojiS
orphan Asylum to ROYAL Turkish To-
bdcco Co. $50 cherry -, 10 yrs from
April /, 1918 atty, ! J soh"eb'! go
BROADWAY bTH AvENIE 80 and ga
sts, Flstiron Bldg, store and part base
mrnt-U : Realty A limit co to Hhar NJ
Kelly, 6Ob W lSIth ~, . o'l2 yrs from
Ian I, i0ia: Rttya, Fitch. NJ & q. 81
Nassau ~ ss'ooV
CRESCENT Az 6I4. = ana c--Giu-eppins
Dellavalla 70 Giro butIaoavoli, siA
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1917, . D o: atty. Pierrepont Davenport,
i Willoughby st, Brlyn go. 80. 800
l27--foard Holding. Co 70 Benz p Moore,
?ss. w lssth At. Jan a. due Oct 81.
isi5; $ 20; atty, T q Rosenth;i o22d
BRiGass" Av. n . cor issth st. as.iisios,s
-Kredk Krscke TO Anime NJ TJardes.
239s broadway, pr mtg s2a,50o. Mar =,
due as per bond; atty. T q I. GO.
UNIvERsiTY Az itii. iitis,s%
VIM n Moore 30 IRVING Savings Instn.
bond bon ns%e'' ! q CO. G ifs nrosi;
issTh 81. ~: ises'. vsi;en,,n. Az. SIX
Bloch. asa W iisth st.. pr mtg $4,000
Mar 8. due as per bond, atty, O
EAsTBuRS Az. vs.. lis n 17.th 81, being
10, % %ag IA; lots est , Thcs Q Wool,
W s7th al. Mar TO-. due Jan | 1920.
.. c. atty. VIM J Merritt. Throg's
Hill AZ. ~. iN . ,osih st, ioosiSo
David r Hsnigan 10 Edw J schaefncr.
..siiN-T o..& r Co, i7s. pwsy $1,000
HUGHES Az. n e cor issth at. IoxSi c
Terrace CONSTR 60 20 Marft I. V Shep-
pard. trus. scarborough. y Y. Mar 10,
yrs, So p c atty. T q q T co, d1s
i.STH' ST. 200 3 i..ssett av. t6oSioo
John T. Higgins to willard T An
dariese, tPs al av. Lons Island City
Mar 10 yrs. 6 p c; atty. T a. T
Co. l76 nway ", 200
WASHINGTON Av. vs. ?sos i7sth =
10, due Aug 10. lsi1, Sp Q: atty. y 9
Hull. 2l $4,000
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L SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YoUk-Thc Greenwich saving
Bank. Plaintiff. against walter n Lewis.
helm ana others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF = judgment OF FORE
closure and sale, duly made and entered
In thc, above entitled action and h%raring
the u~nder->Hsd -ir RcfA-cc lu Riid .ut=
ment, named, wiz sell at public auclsu
e. the E.chans' SeI"i5oom Nos ~
ha.;Ea, Guy Of New YORK. or th- az :
Day .t March. 1915 a, 70 o'oIcos Noon
pany. Auctioneer. the prcmises dI-ertci
by said judgment to be sold ana here 20
described as follows:
land With the buildings and improveineu '
thereon erected. situate. wing and being
on tho easterly side. OF Fifth Avenue an
the northerly side Of siNtcenth street ami
now. known as humber Eighty I'VE IS,
Lifth Avenue borough Of Mtnhetter
CIV County and STATE Of New YORK
BEGINNING at tho corner formed ~
the Intersection OF the said e%astorly. sil"
Side OF si,teenth street. running thsn,.
eastetiy along said northerly siic n SIX
teenth street one hundred and forty-ors
feet ten inches thence northerly ant
parallel with Fifh Avenue ninetv-tWo
feet. thence westerly and parallel vith
sixteenth street twenty nve feet thenc.
Avenus forty three feet, thence westerly
ana again parallel with sixteenth stree
one hundred and. sixteen feet and zen
Avenue and thence .ouiherly along AMI,
~eastetly eide OF Fun Avenue forty mini
feet 90 the point or place OF beginning n.
Dated New YORK., March y, 1915
cedar, Street. Manhattan. SEQ
The following i- a diagram ~ the prop:
ertv to ts cold. Sc stree, numhef Il IL
rffth Avenue:
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THREE NEW HEIGHTS FLATS.

TWO apartments. u Ave stories,
.no'her SIX stories, will be erected at
- northeast corner OF Audubon ave-
IUe and lhOth street by tho N. $, and
corporation, Harry Jacobs presi-
-rn' aoording TO plans filed yesterday.
.Ms houses will be OF brick, limestone
NO terra Gotta and will cost $4,000.
.e sx story house will be built on a
wv ~ feet wide and 100 10 deep at a
|st OF $4,000 The smaller house.
,,.Mch vii cost s35, 900, will cover a site
i'et vide and 800 feet deep.
"nNarIz a Gross are the architects.
"'oro " landslide, architects for
,Nmes bBr'en, owner, have flee pla M
w NE construction Of "A SIX story apart-
WI house on the east side OF ST.
nnrnolAA emu 40sS feet south of
m",h Street. II will have a frontage
Mioo feet and a depth of 81 feet and
-" have accommodations fog forty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Good Demand Downtown Reflected
Uptown Lofts Taken.

The Charles F. Noyes Company and
Alexander J. Roux have leased the frst
loft OF l33-139 Centre street. northwest
corner of White street. to the Edward II.
Ladew Company for n period OF hve
years. The Noyes company has leased
the sixth DOR of 59i-96 Broadway to
konig a Stolz.
The Mutual life Insurance Company
has leased the New street wing on the
first floor in az Broadway to Furness.
Witty & Co. Ltd. for occupation by the
Quebec steamship Company. nov at 20
Broadway. Tn Broadway front on the
sixth floor OF the same building has
been rented to the Standard Lumber
Company, a Florida corporation.
The A. n. Gitterman Corporation has
leased the store and basement at 260
Grand street to Denemark 4 Morris for
a term of years also the southerly store
In .32 Third avenue TO the Rose Tailor
ing Company for "a term OF years also
the parlor store in 1876 East Twelfth
street to the Enterprise Premium and
Publishing Company.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. have leased to
the Peetz Corset Company the parlor
floor and the second floor at t5 West
Thirty-seventh street for a term OF years.
A. A. Hageman has leased the store
and basement at 6lS Sixth avenue, sd-
joining the corner OF Thlrty-sixth street,
to Peter DoOros for "A number OF years
for a confectionery business.
Horace S. Ely & Co. have leased IN
the new Rogers Peet Building. at Fifth
avenue and Forty-irst street. extending
through to Forty-second street, the
Forty-second street front OF the NTH
story TO the Madison square branch of
the New York Life Insurance Company.
now in the Metropolitan Building. The
lease Is for n Ions term OF years.
Henry II. Riecke has leased the store
in 50i Ninth avenue TO the Harry Home
Dairy Company for Ave years and the
first floor and basement in aga West
Thirty-ninth street to the Union Trans
fer and Storage Company.
Folsom Bros. have leased for Howard
Conkllng the building 204 Lafayette
street TO Thomas Harper for his bust
ness as a brass foundry for a term OF
years.
Cammann. VOORHEES, & Floyd have
leased the store and basement at IL
Gold street to Samuel o.. McCotter a
Co. at III Pearl street to H.. Hahn
and the store 10 Fast Houston street "a
samuel Kramer.
Pease & Gilman have leased "a
Charle. Loventhal tho easterly store al
l5O-l52 Fulton street In the Armory
Building. nj the southeast corner OF
Fulton and Nassau street. offices &c
Joseph zimmerman and A. f.. Pupulldy
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LOUIS sALzMAS.-A petition In bank
rup,cv has been nl.d against Louis
Salzman. manufactu5er or s.osk' ana
ness on october /. 1871. and on March
=. 1915. It IL said. he suffered consider
ABRAHAM sAMuELs-A petition in
eankrup,cy ma, been Med sss,n',
at Al Walker street. He made an assign
w5ITo G5n,S 9 MARTsNnA s%;'i'.Sn n in
Wilton c Martin. book.,l.f snd
s..!one. a. ~ W., Thlr,'-.lsec,h
lie made an assignment on February
q Liabilities are 5000 and assets
NATHAN BARSErr.-A petition in
bankruptcy has been Med asains,
Nathan barnet. custom p-dier Of -
IKE vEGDoRCHICK. butcher. az $40
sankrSp,ey with mIaoiiti., Sc ,o5 and no
schedule. In Bankruptcy.
MAIsoN BERNARD deaeT IN
millinery. furs and Gowns at $50 Eitth
!iabritl-. .it.Gss and assets 'ae..3t,
.onss,ins Of s'o.ks $50 Sc.oan,s
900; asIrTs'' go horse ana wagon
Br'ccHnAnLpriEiR" { wErssMAS. manu-:
tac,ur.r: o, infant hesaSe.r a.
showing liabilities sA,i2 and assets
$3.50.
WILLIAM g ABRAHAMs. dealer In shades
street. hs5 Md schedules showing Ia
bliti.s S. aS2 and assets ,to1
tOHN Kf.OTZ. baker, OF ?oso Third ave
uu- mas Nl-i schedules moving 10
uNi'i-s 80 ana ass'ts
JACOBS & TAHNOW-Sch.dIi-s Of Jaree'
show liabilities $50 and no assets
Discharges from Bankruptcy.
Judge iIouEh has granted disharE's "a
tn.se bankruptS. RosAiIs Jc-l msuutac'
tur.r Of rsgs, forncF.y a. ~ N@sstI
street. Matt-o Pao, liquors and food
Iabuirl-. s. 20, and - Kashsin & Lin
d-nbsu'u. fJrui'u-" dealers Als E.s
Houston street lishli'iss 's'n
Petition Dismissed.
GOODMAN LENLNE-JudEe Hough Pa
dismissed the petition in bankrupt y
f1.d on March : against Goodman lie,
vine. furniture dealer a. llJH second
.venu-. on > s-tt!.m-n' q, % cents or
Ne dollar cash
= @ KOEGLER 4 co y q kse
ger and Mary NJ Rooney, composing
: ne NrU % r. q KoeEl"r & co, mann
= 'ur-rs OF cioaks and suits a. 81 E4-'
Thlrty-+-Coud street. have mad- an As
siEnmen; 20 David Aaron.
ARTHUR l. BRAUS, dealer IN clsas-
suits and wearing Sr9AT-', OF Ea'
Vnlrt--nth street. has made an assign
urnt 30 John Z Joyce. Mr.. Br-u'
~..-.ed IN business about ten. years aE'
80 hu.i; up = 'lrge business. H.
r-.nrh.d out With retail stores unit
re had seventeen stores, nv In Nv
York lily. TWO In BROOKLYN and ten Il
.r,o4S c.'ie- In N.~ Jersey. Nv York
ruary last ~ - said some OF he store
Nsr- formed over ~ = corporation
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and Th~ Bronx.
[AT /. vEsEY STREET
RN Ins.nh L naN.

" o pa
lssD IT 5i5 W. n = cor Fort Washington
a.. - 'oNls7 iox9sll, : sly APT house
\ : Lfc ln- co agt y : Ret Estate
- NICHOLAS Az. SNs-5o. . :. 5os .
Icsth -. - SNlol tx4fllSs3ll. two > sly
rats anf stor.s-Isidore Wengr.f sEt
J + Pye 81 al; due $3.50 So; taxes. B.,
.s.Pi' subject 20 a pr mtge OF $50 900;
% ri n. p'ai.,'T for ''S;co. g., = &c,
lu1.Il, . siy Hat-Simon Pretsfo'd - a.
se, s II dreenb!a,t. ., a. due. ,3s
"a 50 axes. sc. '65s 20 the p.aintin
il'TH ST. ?ti. -, :. 9Th s,, NS
loo y. s.s,y nat-S Eoite - a. art 8
,r'eub'a't ct a.! due 'ss.13s0. "a
me p.aintir FOR $4,000
NTH II, eoi. n =. bs sth Az ssSioo II,
' sty ra;-Emma Pr"iz'e,d ct al agt
: y Greenhlatt 1T al; due, 35,.lsl II
TO he p|,sintin for 3a7, 900.
llVTl II. ~ T.. = .. 1870 . Madison sv,
.OXlOO.il. . sly ;rmt ana stores r L
Murphy aGt i y Grape ~ a.; due, Sei.-
stl.r taxes. Sc, t,12sei; TO the plain.
TN for $1,000
lat sos THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph p. Day.
WEBSTER Az. l+T2. ss .5s l7ls; g
lSsNF.. iS--NFts 4 stv tnmt-W n
Schumacher agt F'a Weiss o.. a.. 1u.
S.50its. taxes. B., St9 subject 20 q
pr m'ge OF $1,000 70 the p's!ntir to'
5000
BY Henry BRADY
BRONN TERRACE, -. IS 226th st
sVXlOs--B Adams Burnei, sgt Sortr
taxes, Sc. is>Sll, 20 the pls,nun foi
s. 800