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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-16
LIST OF OFFICERS
FOR FALL ELECTION
Many Changes Have Been
Made for the County Boards
by Both Parties.
PREPARED BY H. H. BROWN
viii Conduct Primaries Sept.
% and General Election
on November 2.
PREPARED BY H. H. BROWf
special 10 tn. EVENING NEgs

Special 10 thG EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick, Sept. 16-Many
changes have been made in the lists
of election of officers for Middlesex
county by botn parties. The new
officers will conduct the prlmaries on
September 28, and also the general
election on November 2. They were
occupied with registration work on
Tuesday. The names of the men on
the election boards throughout the
county, as prepared by Secretary
Howard H. Brown, of the County
Board of Elections, are as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-16

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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-16

fair tonight and
Friday. Not mnch
change in tempera-
re. Variable
winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

prELl. ST. = . cor 81 Riyrords av.
- iNlo5-N Minnie Wes'erv'.' ag' saliva
'"re Lippoi'e - al. Ciocke. X A. y.
A'fvs " = smith. ref duo. s. So g..
t-Ns-. g.. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
~ELEPHANTINE SNEEZE
WARNS UP THE CIRCUS
Ni>cha- Was Goo-roof-chcw
Has Immediate Effect on
Garden .Iauitor.

Ths' loud ~goo-roof-chew which hurst
% Madison Square Garden YESTERDAY
afternoon VAS not tho Rarnun 4 Bailey
oa'liopc giving M ITS last breath, but
Mlschl-Wa. tho elephant positively
chrle'crcd h, L,lL Iookh N the Vale
90 Cashmere. to''rE tho head surgeon Of
tho Il & u hosrir,' corps that y more
heat wasn't turned OF ln he men CERT"
sh". N'soha Wa wou'dr't no 70 ponsthlc
fo' What would h,pu,u
>rd as Ns,na-W h,, bocu eating 50
worth ~ food every day for tt3 wears.
which m itself makes her an animal ~
considerable value. no 10 mention tho
fac' ~ hcr peculiar ~N'ephantiuc charms,
more heat was turned on hy tho ja'''or
urior inr q root supervision % tho press
apcu'. Vho thc-ohr saved Ni-cha va.
tho - other animals. tho 1.c7s ON.
ployccs ard no end Of future gaze re-.
ccip's
otherwise nothing happened YESTERDAY
To- interfere with two complete rchears.
lis of ihc Creates three ring circus cvci
seen bN man. woman or child, which 70.
h"drSal~ occurred IA the Garden as they
will hereafter occur every day unit
Thursday night. when anybody who ha,
the price or 4 complimentary ticket may
500 tho rcsl thirc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

y ROCHELLE. March Rslph l..
Spotts added another club championship
prize to-day to his long list Of those
trophies at the traps b., winning the
100 bird shoot at the New Rocbcll,
Yacht clubs traps shooting from
scratch against fourteen othe.s he tied
y L. Burns with 4 score Of % and In the
Sh,otun ne captured the 'up. The high
handicap man Na. H. Giridt. sit. D.,
total Of 700 or hi handicap 81 70. He
Was also the Niuucr 81 the uo.thlS cuu.
for although Nat Webb Won the Lex fo,
that trophy YESTERDAY iiriat had von
two previous legs. which gave him tho
prize for the month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
PHILLIPS GRADUATES
FROM NOVICE RANKS
Leads Bronx Church House to
Victory. Unless Ozanam's
Protest Is Upheld.
..NONICES" WIN BEFORE

Y Phillips ~ Bronx Church House
rraduated from the novice ranks yester-
day boy winning the open run OF the
sheridan \. G., in which ITO men started
and ninety eight finished. Phillips led a
,-rong team of tyros from his club. but
houeh the official rlacings show the
prorN church House as the winner of
I'M team prize by a margin of IS points.
protest entered by the Ozanam \. A.,
vs.,h finished second, seems likely to he
urheld.
Tho Ozanam representative presented
nrpircs to show hat J. Walker and
r'red rro2ier. who finished eighth and
FIFTEENTH for BrouN church House. had
ouneted on previous winning teams Of
the. club this winter. The a \. L.
rule A. to novices Is rather vague. but
'he understanding has been that a Ia
on a winning team IL barred from
ourther team competition even though
ne prize goes TO his club and not to the
rdividual runners. With the exception
OBJ, the winning Ave no other Bronx
,hurch House man finished in the first
9fty. so u Walkers and Crozier's points
arc not counted the Ozanam association
NIj bc the team plaque winner.
There vas an immense crowd at tho
sheridan headquarters. % Montgomery
street. and the competitors ran through
1ensely crowded streets TO the Battery
trd return. Phillips too the lead after
he first few block and never was headed
IN the last half mile -. lockers u l..
tier,ner raced ny several men and I'm
i.hed twenty yards behind Phillips. with
lockers takinC the place 10y four yards
The order Of finish Of the FIRST ttty:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

From Paris to Copenhagen is not
much of a trip in ordinary times. but
In these war days 1t Is quite "A journey.
Mrs. James Is Regain. who returned
to New York with her husband, the
of the Hotel ltnickerbocker, on
board the Lusitania. made the trip last
month. Her purpose was to he with
her daughter. Mrs. william Gunther
Gardner. wife of the British Nice-tonsul
a. Copenhagen.
Mrs. Regan was four days on the road
and had been = ~grandmother more than
forty-cight hours when she reached her
daughters side. This time last year
'hc train would have made IN" distance
lI less than twenty -four hours. Mrs.
Rcgan was compelled to travel by
way ~ Switzerland and Berlin.
because al Other routes wcrr closed.
Armed with all sorts Of l,rtcr> of intro
duciiou from the American Ambassador
and others. Mr.. Rcyan left Paris for
Sw itzerland on February 10 She
reached Copenhagen on February 90
Her first stop was at Pontallier In
Switzerland. where her passports were
demanded. From there the train took
her to Berne, where she was advised
that new passports were necessary. She
was compelled to have a Photograph
made for purposes OF Identification. The
passport issued at the american l"-
CATION was viSod by the German and
Austrian officials. and then 4 start was
made FOR Iuiich
Vt Zurich Mrs. Regain had hcr nrSt
experience Of the iuciyility Of the lesser
German officials. They appeared to
resent her inability to speak German.
There WAS no trouble with tho superior
officials when Mrs. Rcgau inally reached
them.
~ berlin Mr.. Rcsau found tcw in-
dicdtiouS uf war. People talked of tn,
war. apparently confident Of icrmN|
victory. bur there wd~ one OF tn,
little Inconvenience such a. had hc'i
experienced at Munich For instance
ct the railway restaurant iu MuuiDl
the bread Wts served SpariuElN. Whci
Ms. i;rgtn told the walter to leave tn
bread ou the table lo protested that n
was against th" Law Ito served f''
with = portion and then locked thu br"a.
plate iu the sidcbuard
At the Hotel Adelou tn Rerlin 81,
found changes When She registered
sh. was given e ticket for her room
ami q ticket for w,l's When -hr ht,
eaten sh, told thu waiter 20 charge Oh.
4 hUl To her room. but hr explained tna'
tho tickets for food and accommodation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
PRO wINSLOw rs HIGH GUN.
scores NJ Breaks I'm Possible Hun
dred Targets at Port Warrington.

PoRr WAsHtNGToN. I. /. March IS
For the first time this season 4 profess
siohal trap shooter won the high scratch
gun prize at the traps of the Mauhasset
Ray Iac club this afternoon. charles
i. Wiiislow was the PRO who won to
days event. He broke 9. out Of 100
targets. He started his days shooting
by breaking - out OF 50 IN 4 handiyau
and followed the performance ny break
ing 20 and - respectively in compc-
iitions FOR the monthly aud ycarly cups,
both of which we're at - birds.
Tracy H. Lewis. the only amateur
oortesting. WHO Was At scratch. brok,
!" IN tho 80 bird handicap. waldo Gros,
with = fun score " - Oh his hdndicai
OF . Won the leg on tho monthly ,ul
and thereby become possessor 90 th,'
trophy. having won four legs dir'ug ia,
month. Russell Huwlaud with = scor,
Of 20 on = handicap OF ; Won tho lo-
on the yearly trophy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS
some 81 the Latest Names Placed
on tho Registers

kuickerhocker-Gc Gerald Jar. rars
Mr.. and Mrs. " e. Gray. Portland,
Me. MIR. and Mrs. II o. Johnson, To
rontu.
81. Regis Mrs. James Mckay. ritts-
burg Mr.. and Mrs. K &, Swayze, Tor
rington. Conn. Alexander Henson. Phil
adelphia MIR. and Mrs Howard cole,
Convent, n j.
Manhattan--Mr and Mrs. Charles
Mcdonald. ~. John. n n. Fred Adams.
London Mr.. u Mrs. Charles Munro.
E%diuhurrh.
Gotham-Commodore Charles y Pres
ton. T. =. y. Mr. and Mrs. f. W
Roehiiur, Ir. Trenton MIR and Nrs.
T. y. WilcoN. Mcrideu. Conn. Mr..
charles Denison. Denver Howard BAL
lantvne. Detroit
Marsciles-E : Conrad London e.
W Crocker. san Francisco J g.
Thorn. 4. $ y W T. Burns. Spring.
neld. Mass.
G|rceorian Il " Gibson. N,acl
y Y. Arthur Ralstou. san Francisco
Mrs. r.. :. cum ngham. bridgeport.
Conn
NrNlpin-j ~ Means. sac Paulo
Eri1il Mr.. and Mrs. e II WOODBURY..
Boston, Mass. n l. Thomson. por''
RICO
Nncr, = y Boulter. Toronto j "
Baker cincinnati
rr,u.c G"orge Harold Fence. We
tori,. f. e Kenneth Dur~ard. i i
Htt'crsl,. London f. " Wright, Louis
VILE
Marie Nutoinct,o - ~ Baynes Mc'
den. 'ouu j Fcuwirk. -. can
SNf.l,rlaud " Nitu-. London
Vanderbilt Hugh sutherland. Wtun'
peg Mrs - o. Morr, wt.. Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
SINGLE TAX IN NEW
GUISE DISCOVERED
Rill Suspected Which Puts TIP
to Voters the Reduction of
Tax on Buildings.

The Advisory Council of Real Estate
Interests has made objections to the bill
introduced by senator Hefernan proVid-
ing for - referendum to the voters OF
New York city on the question AS to
whether they approve of a reduction on
the tax rates on buildings within the
corporate limits.
The hill would reduce the assessment
OIL buildings to | per cent of the assess
ment on land by nine equal annual con-
serutiNe reductions Of 10 per cent, be
ginning the year after referendum, ana
~ reduction of = per cent the tenth year
Tho bill is considered rs another effort
tn establish tho single tax principle in
Sew Work cit, Last year this principle
was voted down 10y tho Board of EStl-
mate and Apportioumeut and hN the l"g-
islttiVc tdN committees
The MtNor'- tHN commission is now
considering tho reduced tan o. improve
meutS. aud the advisory council believes
10 action should hs taken ny the Legs
lature until the deliberations Of this
commission have been concluded and
mad public.
While looking tor new sources Of rev
cnue the cost ~ city government might
be reduced by forcing the Senate to re-
port out the bill for the equalization OF
assessments on the Catskill aqueduct
ll'ilfIlN wv w AHf 'tNN II hho f''I
reported out hv the Assembly Tax Com.
mitteo. The bill * TO prevent the whole
sale robbery Of New York taxpayers hy
upstate tHN boards. The aqueduc'
property has cost New YORK fl66.0o0,
400 OF his sum sl02. GOO. 900 has beer
given to upstate interests for lard neceS'
ssry IN the opinion Of officials for th'
aqueiuct The highest prices have beer
paid FOR this land Properties IN certain
N..-N. -. 49,. a. =. " .aas at
$40 600 .ouU arc now assessed for tax pur'
poses 81 s2i .ooo. 600 nv tan commission
ors iu SECTIONS 100 which the property q
located
IN many towns New York ritv pays
ncar', ilr entire tan. although owning
NOT more man , pc cont Of tho tota
acreage ~ tho own
y present there arc several Mills hs
FIRE IA, Legislature which have cou
siderable hearing on real estate lut"f
e-'- IN New York Two bills amendiu.
the labor law are worthy Of support. A.
cord ng to the Advisor Council ~ Rea
Estate Interests
The bill provides FOR increasing -,
nc.rh' - buildings. which must have 4
l,te' ~ r.tus uf exit from Two =
three stoi I"~. and requires that thes
ext. must ur ouotc from each uthe
uul, uu M. MN Hoo and all above
trd raises the Height OF bu .ldircs NJ
which outside Ore escapes are require
from ave to siN stories The bill ais
requires that the maximum equire
'ucrt. ~ this section may be nodiiic
Sos, ihr Industrial hoard where tsc char
trter OF t'e building and it, uses AZ
~o.cuuauc, corsttut" an adequate Az
safe means 81 escape IN cas-, ~ IRE
and also IN buildings In which AT ade
qutte sprinkler system has been IN
stalled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
SEEKS $4,000 PAID
BY U. s. TO INFORMER
Greek DiSclO>pS Facts Relating
to Alien Contract Labor
Prosecutions.

\ quarrel between 4 lawyer and \
person asserting h" WIS his client oNcr
the payment ny tho tinted states tow
ornment OF s25,0oo 49, an .nformors
reward dis,loscs the facts relating to IN"
prosecution by the department of Jus'l""
Of tho Dwight Manufacturing Company
OF Chicopee. Mass. for violating IN"
alien contract labor law, as a result
Of which tn" Dwight company paid
$4,000 in settlement of the case
The facts became known through All
sppIi,atinn hy Emanuel Idchinakls. -
Greek. of l56 North Grove street, Vast
orange y. D., to compel Jesse W. y
pprcu. 4 lawyer. formerly hhNlug an
office at IS William street, {" turn
over t. him so, o0u received from tnN
Government. on tho ground that th"
information on which tho Government
prosecuted the Dwight company cam
from him. and that l'ppcrcu was merely
acting as his attorney.
After he got tho So. 200, ppcrcll, vl"
T. the father Of lnglis VI. lppcfN'u. an
amusement promoter, retired in 4 fir'u
Al Monsey, Rockland county, and hasn't
practis.d law silrc. TN" papers -ho"
, that there Was also a hitter dispute no
tween IpperCu and Solon Il llliensteru,
q lawyer WHO TOT |li'II" Fllhi'i no 'i'N 10
AZ TO splitting M the reward.
P~achluakis said I|ilionstcrn advised
him II would 10 uNIs Tor him 10 d''
AS p,aintin. and n was then agreed
that rppercu would he tho complainant
and Lilienstern the attorney. TheN en-
gagged J. Albert Bracket, IA Boston attor-
ney, to start suit IN the Federal court
there, but demurrers were sustained ~
two actions filed and the complaints dis
missed.
Tpperru then got his pa pers, Pachln-
Axis said. and engaged Gc0rg" '
phipps. another Boston attorney, I"
prosecute new actions. P~a"hinahiS hal'
that subsequently, without his consent
Uppercu entered INTO an agreement ~
1912 with the then Secretary OF com
merce and Labor TO push prosecution!
against the Dwight company FOR viola
tlons at ChiCopee, Mass. and .Alabain;
CITY. Ala, and Uppercu was to get hal
the amount assessed in fines. Fedora
Judge Dodge OF Massachusetts mail!
sustained ninety-seven counts III th'
complaint against the Dwight conpan'
and ITppercu wrote Pachinakis on jun
~ last that the Dwight case had bee
settled for $5O.oOo.
, p.chin.kis told the court the s2j 90
was paid over to Uppercu in August
1914. and that Uppercu has since retns''
+, to make any payment to mn or even We
him. lie has a wife and chld ana Is !
absolute need. he said.
In his reply Uppercu ADMITS scttih
; thc 1925, 900. He declares Pachinaki
= never was his client and says Of him
'Pachinakis couldn't collect the me
= In his own name because he was IN
most active violator M the law. IT va
: he who went to Europe and made III
contracts for the Dwight company !
violation of the alien contract lap'
law"
Justice Page decided that Pachinak'
was not Uppercu's client and that II !
a wants to recover his interest IN the n
ward no must sue for II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
OTHER ROAD RUNS YESTERDAY,

The leading competitors in the run ~
mo ~. Anselm's A. &, yesterday were
loosely punched. There was a dead heat
for first place between c. Du Bots OF
Hollywood Inn and u. Brand OF 81,
Anselm's. The next pair, J.. Foran and
G Lauth of ST. Anselm's. also hnished
together.
- Dolan of Our Lady OF Lourdes
LIeeum won the five mile II or 81
Peter and st. Paul A.. G., lie was my
yards in front of n McGinty Of Vic
torisn Lyceum.
In the Kings County A. C.. run j. Me-
Ncil OF the Presentation Club was hard
pressed to beat NJ. Mcdonald. a prom
isiug novice. .
q. Blankenburg OF Bronx Church
House won the Glencoe A. c. run by
Nifty yards from w. Lndfors. kaieVa
A. G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

The red brick residence At The south
YES, corner % Vanderbilt. avenue and
park place. which has been a Landmark
n the section for many years. will soon
Ne demolished to make room for apart
ment buildings. The property. which
covers a plot 100 feet on Park place
,ud t03 feet on Vanderbilt avenue was
bought Yesterday by Arthur Waterman
from Mrs. George r. Tilyou for s23,25o
Nj. Waterman has built a number ~
npar'rreuta ~ the locality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
PHONE LINE TO CHICAGO CUT
Police Arrest Alleged Ire snip
prrs after t~usiIIadr.

kEARNY. y. j.. March 2>.--Tlic police
caught two alleged wire shippers on the
Pelleville turnpike at 10 o'clock to
r!ght after a 'has. 'n which the patrol
men fired thirty shots. Their prisoner.
Theodore and Henry rfeifcr Of Ito.
hoksu, We're locked NJ here charged
with having cut tlr telephone Nlrcs ot
the New York Telephone Compau, lead
Ing To- Chicago.
Nippers were found upon the mou and
bundles of the stolen wire were fpur.
in a ditch where tho men were said to
have thrown them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
DICK REMER's RECORD BEATEN.
Al Voeiimeke sets New Mark for
a. Mile Course In pastime walk.

DICK Remer's record for the pastinc
A. Z. walking course of four and = half
miles lasted only a week. for Al Noell -
meke started from scratch yesterday
under ideal conditions and finished In
SO minutes 36 seconds. nineteen seconds
raster than the old mark.
mere was a big field and Noellmeke
IN spite OF his speedy work was onlv
able to finish tenth. The Hanover \. e.
sent a squad of twenty from the lower
East Side and provided the actua, VIM
ner In q. kuffler. who had an allowance
OF ten minutes. In the weekly run over
the course to be used for the open novice
race on April II VI. McDonough of the
Eighth Regiment A. A. won a close race
from T. OConnor of st. Anselm's \. G.
me order OF finish of the first ten:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

AZ g. I'-.t % 4, .or SCH .. s<.- =, 500,
tpW' \ 'r- " n ~rhw.r. az ,..
HrHr"' Of al. wilson. Il ". tti,- q
if9, 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

An IutcrClub neutrality-suspicious.
-o' match was played between repro
o.'t',e. II the Flushing and Great
.,- country clubs r. u Boyd of the
finishing country club and Bert Battle,
professional Of that organization. lost
10 i,ac' Campbell and James Fraser.
tra'cur and professional respectively OF
ne Groat Neck club, on IN" Flushing
.tEs 90 the morning In the afternoon
70 tables were turned and the not re-
.H.' Of tHe day was even.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

l1srIrpsT. y e., March rs There
rta 4 golf lull here to-day. The links
90 well nigh deserted y professional
.,.dl.tie' match claimed only a hand
for 4 gallery In the afternoon
,r'body.s resting up. Tomorrow ;
.'usra'nmc calls for the first round OF
M rty-six hole qualification for the
40. ual United North and South cham
r'ouship. which has a field OF $50 en-
rants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
Wills Defaults 10 Hague.

N~oNTclAlR. y J.. March 2N-The
'n.-tl.tl for the Mortclair y. G squash
'"nnls championship were played last
Hsht f. e Hague beat T. Parker. ID
IN, 'c-l5. t5-7. and W. T Mills. Jr.,
n"t' e. =. Brown. i5-l2, las, The
finals we're to have been played to-day
NH. defaulted As a result. IIague
NNl meet Frank kidde, the present
hampton. next saturday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29

Charley Pores showed more than a
N marathon runners allowance Of speed
nheu he finished second to Nick ,iiana-
honulos Of the Millrosc A. 4. Yesterday
n the run OF tho Moruingside \. G.
,Pores sta ted forty seconds behind the
ucld Of tifty, hut AT four miles he Vas
zap with the leaders. In the last mile
Torres ran almost locked with the creek,
nut MIX came away in the last 100
Yards 20 win by i've yards, The order
of fnish OF tho first ten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
Mouuuiu Ont, Columbian 10 Win

MoNrcL,IR. y j.. March IS The
Nont"ldir \ g fencing team defeated
mo Columbia University team last nigh,
81, bouts 20 three Mouqulu Of Columbia
Won AL the points for his team, while
|l'rchriss and Tauber we're outgen-
rallied by tho Montclar frucers. Bryan
Smith. g. < Traver and Clarence Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
REAL o \ OR EXCHANGE
Borough 81 Brooklyn.

$50 80 CLINTON Az, through 80 Wav-
r-fs AZ. r@-li.ncN ana garage. pot ~''N.oo:
cost $40. o0o. price tfi.oo' less han -
.Nssel va,ue1 just renovated and ready for
occupancy. exchange considered. seni tor
rNo.rs AMI descripfion car.taker on prop
-. SAY arI night Will rent FOR - 500 per
prrum Your own broker or T
MOVES 20 30 William st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
STORK WON RACE FROM
PARIS TO
Mrs. James B. Regain Tells of Trip of -Four Days by Way
of Berne and B~erlin-Bread Scare in Munich
Changes in German Capital.

were different and must be paid for sep
a%rately.
The Woman's Peace Party, of which
Mrs. Amos Pinchot is at the head. Will
hold a meeting In the ballroom of tho
McAlpin on Wednesday. Among the
speakers will he August Schvan. former
secretary To the Swedish Legation AZ
Petrugrad ana for five years private see
Rotary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Of sweden. chamberlain and introducer
of the foreign ambassadors to the King
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
W Il Dobbs. ref. duc. s2.7i3.2O. taxes,
SC. $3.50.
THURSDAN. APRIL I
lat "a NFSEN STREET
Nv Joseph +. Day.

THURSpAN. APRIL I
lat "a VEsEY STREET
n, Joseph =. Day.
tonTH ST. Ise-1i e. II 81. 2o76 v "a ~,
alsNloo II, = sty hai 'nh storesIS
uo'gn rl al az Aser12n MAGGIE '' rss, dus,
$S.3ee 35, taNos. &c. $50 sub TO mtso
io;rn ST. sc3 y. n .. $50 9 I'd av. .?5.y
10. sly brick tenmt aud stor"s-I. u
Bowers aet victor 4uGreli ct "a: NJ
lat 3sos THIRD ANENCEl
By BRYAN T.. Kennedy
30 tNloo. b ~ hti 'ni sior,S-MM -
Townlcy AIT Henri, si'gel e. al, W.
Chtmncr'ln. aity'J HtSiy' r'r' uue'
ny Herbert a sherman.
BRYANT Az. 3 ;. ?25 n lafayette Az, soS
100. vacani-S sheldon L,avitt ct al .agt
Andrew kitchen Really GO ct a., 11urn
Roosevelt. atty. T. II Eckley' tet' uu''
t3.o0i SO; taxes. &c. s3s.
FRIDAY. APRIL :.
lat u vEsEY STREET.
Ry Joseph =. Day
Lemon Az, i7o-S, = e cor iisth ct. lCoils
-. : sly chester court apt a strs-Bank
fpr savings agt Harris Pomerhntz 81 al
c,dwslsd,r q T ai,ys ca NSrtsy'
,, RI sue ss:iSossii; o. too zoe " "a az. issx
100 a . riy bldg ~ hrewery-Muiual
tifo 1ns 60 agt Jos poe,get ct al. -
Allen. ATTY VI y pslherr ref. due. sbf'-
gOS.6.. taxes. Sc. fl5IbO.
4 iSSTH ST. " 81 a.. 100 " Amsterdam av,
if5Na5. vscant-G Montrose ast MaN
Hirs,h ct al. Arthur Knox. atty. NJ. j
Nuiaueen. ref due. satl3i7 taxes. SC.
tfc5.
Ry VI Morgenthau. Ir. co
7 MADISON Az. 1885. - ~ n f:i'h '' ,eN
~. s sly ,nmt 4 str-H l. Canmann agt
= l. T Hubbard ct al. Duer, : & w.
st'vs. J Keogh, Ir. ref; due. us
57sss. taxes, SC. f56sso.
nv Samuel Goldstcker.
AMSTERDAM Av. = W cor iSsth OF. st.ioE
700. vacant-E ] Levine ct al sgt Ma
poieon Const co ~ al, 8 9 St"inhsrd
atty. Newman Lcyy. rCf. due. f5s,5ss 90
lat acos THIRD ANENtEl
ny Joseph +. Day
ICARPENTER Az. t566. = =. 125 = 2ioth st
.5NIOO-Francis L Johnstone. trus. ag'
q y Baehr.e 81 al. Reeves q T.. attvr
T. ! H.aly. ref. due. $3.50 %; taNee
Nc s3l751
MCLEAN Az. r.. go . verio st. 1917,
Ii0 1lN1iONlgsl Nacaut-Helen RatE e.
sl aF' Nichl HiRgius - al. \ v Lesinsky
atty. + II cohen, ref, due, '3.'52b "a
fAN'-. 80 so