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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
CORNELL TO MAKE NO CHANGE
Will Continue to Number Football
Players-Spring Practice.

ITHACA. n. Y. April 23.-Cornell will
continue to number the players OF its
football teams. according to a state
ment by Coach Al Sharpe. Spring foot
ball practice for prospective members
OF next falls team who are not now en-
gagged In participation in some other
sport will start tomorrow. Members
OF last fairs football squad who will be
eligible 10 play next fall and all Others
who expect TO go out for the team will
notify DR.. Sharpe before Tomorrow OF
their intention. 40 that IA practice sched-
ule can be a by him.
The work which Or. Sharpe will pre-
scribe for tn men will be light. The
candidates for end positions will h. III
charge of Shelton. while Cool will take
charge of the candidates for centre.
Jameson. Of the candidates for the line
and kickers M back field men. will
work out with Capt. Mueller and Shiv-
er'ck. The work will be arranged by
DR.. Sharpe and all practices probably
Will be held on Schoellkopf Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
DOUBT SERGEANT DIED
IN new HAVEN WRECK
Officials Can Find No Evil
dence That l. :. Soldier
Was on Train.

NEW LONDON, Conn. April 23.-The
investigation by United States officials
and Medical Examiner Scanlon into the
repor that Seryt. Charles Scott OF the
army WIS killed in the New Haven
wreck at Bradford, r. l., last Monday
continues. and though many cast doubt
on the story some peculiar facts AVE
appeared.
When Sergt. Scott left Fort Wright on
Tuesday morning of last week on fur
Tough he wrote but did not mail "A letter
to Miss May Moffat. 1903 South street.
Providence. Capt. NJ. T.. Crissey OF the
i4sth o Artillery. SCOTS COM
mander. opened the letter to-day and
found Scott wrote that he would pass u
few days In Providence.
The letter then said Scott. the writer.
would return to Fort Wright on Monday
night, the night of the wreck. Ii Is
said here that Miss Moffat said to-day
in Providence that Scott left her ON
Monday to take the local train that
was smashed by the Gilt Edge Express.
According to tho Westerly sun OF
this evening Medical Examiner Scanlon
will have the ground about the scene
dug up because 81 "A report that N eye
witness saw lahorcrs bury parts Of u
body whom clearing the wreck debris
on tuesday.
Tho New Haven Railroad officials also
have taken up the tale and are en-
deavoring to help solve the mystery. The
superintendent of the New London di-
vision talked for two our to-day by
telephone with Capt. Crissey. He said
he did not think Scott NJ ~ the train,
as the conductor sal fifteen We're IN The
wrecked car and ST. teen are accounted
for.
Capt. Crissev ays Scott was an exen'
plary soldier ,yho would not be likely
to desert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
l.50O BUMP HACK ORDINANCE.
ChnuMears Irgc single Tariff of so
Cents = Mile.

A TAXI was a rarity in the white light
district Of RroadDxy Las; night. for most
If IN. machines we're parked in droves
outside BRYANT Han, sixth avenue. near
r'or. =. s.r,nd street. The motive that
rev their drivers and owners away
from many tempting fares was the de-
sire Ia assist other vhaufreurs and public
h,rkn. nj New York in humping
vocaIly a, leas, public hack ordi-
nance and John Drsnnen Deputy Com
missioner Of Licenses.
TT pa-r.y r,~r,nrsfo,e IN purttcu-
l,r sso,,ad ., IA, in, target for much OF
,bc ,o;ss frou the l.50O men present.
va, rns.,, \,lson president Of the
t,,,hit. u,rr,,.r,s Asso.i,,iou they told
=, III illusions with Mr.. bremen,
,ybo vn, d.sr~ibeJ for Sonic reason as
.,ha ha.y,r on
- ~, =. nicer wbo anneared
-, 80 .so, IN vi,hont a fine.
-, e. ,.,t,h Id nuii. . hole i'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
$4,000 WORKERS
HURT IN 18 MONTHS
Compensation Board Awarded
J6.374 Benefits at Yearly
Cost Of S8.97O.99J

In tnc eighteen months ended on
January l last $4,000 industrial acci-
dents were reported To- the Workmen's
compensation Bureau. according to a re-
port JUST made to the State Industrial
commission by William g. Archer. com
missioner in charge of workmen's COM
p~enSation.
There were awards for disability in
56,3'a OF these eases. When the work
man was Disabled for two weeks or less
the state provided compensation for
medical aid only, so that In II industrial
accidents there were allowable claims
for disability.
or these lain I.21i were for death.
In NJ per cent. OF the death cases there
were dependents In such circumstance
the widow receives for life or until remar-
riage 80 per cent. of her husbands
wages. and the children receive 10 per
cent each until they are Is years old
Leonard ". Hatch. chief sta,istician
has analysed the first 30. 900 OF these
cases. Excluding the cost Of medical
attendance. his figures show that the
average value OF awards was sl57.20
average value OF death awards. s3,240.-
~ average value OF permanent total
disability awards. s7,475l2; average
value of permanent partial disability
awards, S52o.3s average value of tenn
porary total disability awards. si24l.
Thu percentage of the cost of death
awards TO the entire compensation cost
was 4l.s permanent tota. disability. 80
permanent partial disability, aj.li. and
temporary total disability. -.
The average medical cost per reporta'
BILE injury was Sf0.a1,
The annua distribution OF benefits
under the law reached ss,5O72iS for dis
ability and death awards, and S2,463.75'
for medical attendance Il total of S.
970,99j. The report says.
The Compensation Bureau II nov
running within a $500. 600 annual appro
! priation. which includes appropriation
for State fund maintenance. II is 3
self-imposed limit, slowly reached ~
better organization became effective ant
includes "a proportionate share of over
head expenses OF the entire industrial
| commission II Is a saving of full!
100000 "A year as compared with th'
! cost of maintaining the bureau at tn
outset. The merging of the bureau Will
others under the industrial commission
has tended to effect economies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
NEW CLUE TO JIMMY GLASS.
Mother A~wstOUsIv Awaiting More
Information From Georgia.

Mrs. Charles l.. Glass, mother OF
Jimmy Glass. who disappeared from
Greeley, Pa, on May IL. 1915. said
last night at her home, 10 Lienau place,
Jersey City. that she was anNiously
awaiting further information concerning
the hoy whom J. IA. Reynolds, a real
estate broker of GAINESVILLE, Ga. said
he had taken from a hand of gypsies,
Mr.. Reynolds notified Mrs. Glass hat
the boy Ii about s years old and has
blue eyes and light hair. He has a
mole behind his ear. Mrs, Glass said
the clue Is the most li'ely one she has
obtained. She a telegraphed 10 Gov.
Harris asking him to assist In finding
out II this boy IL her missing jimmy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
SELL ESQ YEAR OLD ESTATE.
Wakcmnn Property nj Green's
Farms. Conn. In New Hands.

John Crawford has sold for the heirs
OF Henry II. Wakeman. a fifty-six acre
farm on the Shore road at Green's
Farms. Connecticut. to Mrs. ION II
Manners OF New York. II Is on a hill
near Long Island Sound n overlooks
the water. The house has sixteen rooms
and is in excellent condition. though
part OF IL is $50 years old. II was built
by the ancestors OF the sellers and now
passes out OF the Wlkeman family for
the first time In two and one-half CEN
turtles. In 1879 one of General Tryon's
soldiers was shot while trying to burn
1t. The property has been held at 500
600. Adjoining is the property of l.. 7.
Beford and nearby are the country
homes of Justice Josiah 7. Marean. Fred
ertck G. Tanner. Arnold Schlaet. DIR.
Graeme Hammond and other prominent
New York people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
BRIL- nIEs ON HONEYMOON.
Mrs. willis VI. summers stricken
One Month After wedding.

Tho story Of "A young bride cut of by
death III her honeymoon lies behind a
death notice published yesterday In
Brooklyn under the caption "Summcrs-
Turner" The double name was used
that there might be no mistake. for the
name OF the husband Is AK yet unfamiliar
to many who knew the bride.
Mrs. Muriel Louise Turner Summers
died one month to the day after being
married Ia Willis Merrill Summers IN
old Trinity, They had been in their
home at AZ McDonough stree, less than
two weeks when ptomalne poisoning at
tackled the young woman
Mrs. Summers was the only daughter
of John Douglas Turner. u manufac-
turer of gold pens, She was 20 years
old and her husband, a young Wall street
broker, was her senior by three years,
They had known each other about four
years and had been engaged for a year
before the marriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
READY FOR roRRENs SYSTEM.
Register Hopper says New Law
Ii Decided mprovement.

~ Decl0eu Improve menV
John j. Hopper. Register Of the
county of New York. who has been
most active in obtaining a workable Tor
rens law for this state. says that the
union bill. which has Just passed. is a
decided Improvement over the former
law because II makes registration per-
manent by omitting the withdrawal fea-
ture, thus taking away from the titls
and mortsage companies the opportun-
ity Of hurting the aw by forcing with
drawals. In the matter Of official ex-
animation OF titles a compromise was
made. The title companies and private
examiners may etill act AS examiners.
but an Official system Is also provided
by allowing the register to appoint an
official examiner with the approval OF
the court. The fees for the official
system are fixed in the law~-another
I per cent. of the valus of the land
registered. This fee will enable the pub
lie plant In the Registers Office to be
probably used.
An assurance fund is partially pro-
vided. TIT optional payment feature.
which made the present assurance fund
a nullity. is eliminated. Payment IL
now compulsory on all who enter the
system and the fund covers all losses,
which previously II did not do. The
state or county. Mr.. Hopper says
should back UP the fund with it's treas
ury. This can be safely done. he says.
as losses are very rare and the ass1r-
ance fund is actually an asset to the
community.
"The amendments passed this year"
continues Mr.. Hopper. recognize the
fundamental principles Of the Torrens
system and enable the public to make
application for the registration of titles
directly In the office of the register.
Immediately upon the approval of these
amendments by the Governor the Regis
ter's office of New York county will be
prepared to receive title registration
| business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
STATEN A T

The Young Mems Business Club. a civic
organiza tion, has been organized In Totem
Vile. with Edward \. Taylor president.
The Grand Jury has refused to indict
Mr.. Jennie Mcbride. who was held for
attacking John Quinn with a razor beca use
no refused to marry her,
Seventeen men. women and children
were baptized T. the XIII van Kull yester-
hay by the Rev, James Deotay OF the
Christian Church at Mariners uarbor.
Tho body of Edward Nichols, who had
been missing from his home In Rossville
since last Tuesday. was found in tho Ar
thur Xiii near tho public pier, Rossviiie.
on saturday night by Floyd Decker. his
employer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
Soccer Victory for ~ Y.
Constance Titus Will
Describe Races for Sum

CONSTANCE s. TITUS, former
American champion at both
sweeps and sculls, Of interna-
tional reputation as IN oarsman
and writer, will give his expert
opinion on the college regattas
exclusively for THE Sun. Titus
has been a familiar figure at all
the big rowing races which have
been held for the Last twenty
years and was in active competi-
ton for fifteen years. He COM
peted in England and in Canada
rs well ~ in the United States,
and is the only man who ever won
the American titles Mt both
sweeps and sculls on the same
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

Richmond Hi VI. Commercial AZ Com
'nsr tai Field. Bryant VS.. 1T. Francis Prep
a. Bryant Field.
TIE thiri annual outdoor interclass
track and field ame OF Townsend
iar Hall will be held at the City Col
'csa stadium on Friday, May 5. Silver
and bronze medals will be the prizes.
should there be more thai twenty entries
. an event gold. silver and bronze
medals VIII be awarded. A banner and
'ip viii be- awarded the class scoring the
MOI points.
Far Rocksway High school track
team ha, hecu entered In six outdoor
meets by ite manager. Robert Sel!ger.
They are May 6. Stevens Tech at Hobo
neg May 10, ST. Johns College at 81.
Johns Field May 20. novice champion
hips At Brooklyn +. ). A. l.. Field
May -, =. >. A. L. championships at
srookIyn r. :. A.. l.. Field: June 3.
rsc' nsboro championship meet at Celtic
ParF, suf jun 10, national champion
ships at Newark.
Bryant High hool has arranged a
dual track meet WI the Townsend Har-
RS representatives for May u.
T. annual field day of the Bryant
''~. N,'|hpl VIII ne UtIt III May NJ tUc
Astoria Field. Gold. silver and bronze
n' ii, viii be awarded the winners of
ne Na'Ous events.
The entry blanks for the national
h'''s huitstic track and field champion
s1'os 10 be held at Newark on June 10
are being distributed. Tho following
went, ere on the programme: Truck
100 and 20 yard dashss. 40, $50. mile
Uhl fUNA Z atN1 and ann all RAlAv
F.cld-Runuing broad jump. running
h'sh jump, pole vault. twelve pound
shot put, discus throw and ~javelin throw
rn'rIes close June 2 with Johh +.
oHata, Kinney Building. Newark N. j.
The Adelphi Academy tennSs team
VII play its second match Tomorrow,
opposing the New Utrecht representatives
on the COURTS OF Adelphi Field. Adelphi
was victorious In it's first contest. WIN
ning from Richmond HID. On the
Adelphi schedule are matches with Boys
High, Erasmus Hail. Fordham Prep,
Manual Training, Poly Prep. Dickinson
and Lincoln High.
Manager Heller OF the DE Witt Gin
ION TENN. team has arranged q practice
match for to-day against h Ethica
'ultHre representatives. Clinton vii
o.ay IN its p. 8, A. L. matches. beginning
hsA' saturday.
Manager karp bag arranged eight ten
US matches for the High School OF Com
m@rc'. The first will b. with Stuyve'
SAINT ON May i. Wining and MacCul
Png1 OF last years team are still II
,,'h"ni or the new material AH,sLlor
Ae'y. Matthews and Fruchtman ar
saessas w wsU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

Bryant High d. hool has arranged a
fua' track meet WI the Townsend Har-
rs representatives for May II,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

T. animal field day OF the Bryant
Nsr School will he held in May at the
Astoria Field. Gold. silver and bronze
'n' lls viii be awarded the winners of
ne various events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

OLD DONINiON LINE. To all points
south and west Every week day. 3 p. ~,
Pier rs, North River. Tel. 1900 FrankliA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

attorney. " attorneys name is omitted
address party of FIRST part)
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WASHINGTON ST. 4s6-t7o. VS., 80 =
Canal ut, 7oxfoO: Canal Gf Hobokenl
st. rear Of. begins 50 $ Canal st and 100
20 to beg; canal st, 52s. S., 20 " Wash
st.. Lerbro Co to Hy Leerburgsr'
e. .nS s. iiaMsh Mar st. % iyis; ''s st,ys. x Keith I'm" !
Abbot, 10 Cedar
West side.
(west OF FIFTH av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
srH Az. ne c ssth st, 2sNico-,Eye,ew ~
pr,t.sn to ia. R HoT's' and Gss % A te" 81:
SANE rR"opfGRrS1Esdiws E E;ritssn to
s %so"Tie., u 10 + +, pati. April / f. 81, t'a a!,S; T \ I
Co. i76 Bwoy
Uptown.
Manhattan island, north Of 10th ST.
i2sD ST, n 5: 1913 W I'd sv. itx7o-cees4iaa
lettn s., mtg $500 Feb ~ anaresSii
srH' AZ, .ssa' :. .5.ii n issd st, s5xioo;
70, ,s az; 9;sni Homer e s. I'll o n ,a$ SO. ii Henry y
Heuer. to Heuer Estates Co, Inc; :Soe
sth av. mtg s5i,soo. q c. Apl Z; address;
sri ii0s Az W. sos. $. as.ss i:ith st, s5.ssSS
Same. to charlo,tc ,Hosmaysr. s,sSs
Pond pl; mts '2tooo; Ma, T., - ,,'lGs
75-same TO Heuer Estates Co, Inc. .SoSS
s,h az; mtg $4,000 s,h Az. isissSS
io,c~a aii-rHe sS iie si ct al, ssrs. &c.
inc, 1905 ST. av. mtg $500. q. E;
,2 HPfH ST, 200 W. 5. iiiso E sd ay. is.ex
April !; address. ssos s,h sy: $40
same to same, mtg $4,000 90;
VII Wm 5 = . 3 s 20 ,s E r9 Mlf, an mo s j sp.rry.
Annie mS'T : Eolioc isPi HYDE FIN Mass, and
BESSIE ; H,yaS cOs fsT hl Aprii 81.
address. los Bway .. 10,
U,dSo.k k ponghse psie. y Y. mt.
$500 April II; atty. L. r 4 T Co. 10,
Borough OF The Bronx
s's dJI ST; : Moore e E is + F1eas az; Long,
well. IS Ai,vander av. Yonsers. = y
mtg $500, April Il; atty. T u a tx,
PARK DANV"' "a. ic9. n ie7,h st, ssic,
loil-Harry kcmpner ref TO Vfa ~
Realty Co. Inc. 90 Nassau st. APT. al.
18TH sl'z' gTro. 800, e. {. -, - s5s1-Js. !
Henry TO CONGREGATION Agudath. Tom.
ebay Torah OF The Bronx. 80 !; isott
Willis ~, 80 =; :5SiGoEkn,ni
Bergman. iisth st ana 80 AZ. -
HOE Az, ioti-5. " = 'o>l.S-r" -,
Bldg ~ t" Marion stephens, 10 + ltet,,
st. mtg $50. $50. April 20; atty. . g
I Co, i7G Bway ........ . w.
KINGSBR1piE Rp, : s. lSs n pr,sRs ~ !,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

Manager Heller OF the DE Witt Ctin-
ION tennis team has arranged q practice
match for to-day against the Ethical
olulture representatives, Clinton will
olay In its p. s. A. L. matches. beginning
mex, Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
Young EIopers to Marry.

Philip Muller. the seventeen-ycar-old
Schenectady boy who was arrested last
Thursday IN n furnished room on East
street, charged with abducting
Ella lie Fee, II, also of Schenectady. was
discharged BY Magistrate McQuade in
the Yorkville court yesterday morning.
The mothers asked hat they he allowed
to marry. They promised to have the
ceremony performed to-day In Schenec-
tady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
TAKE BAYSIDE HOMES.

Bramwell Davis has leased for one
year in Bayside. TO Joseph Is. Schusser.
president OF the Terminal Barber Shops,
the residence Of Mrs. Alice c. Du Bots,
Rradish avenue, - Bell avenue {;
to James Il Eyall of san Francisco for
Frederick storm. a nine room house on
Lamartlne avenue near Fifth street, and
for j. l.. Tindale OF Flushing. his house
on Firth street. near Moutauk avenue
Baysido. to L. \. S.cvernan OF Man
haitian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
ONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
Overlooking the Ocean.

Beautiful cottage. just finished; built for
a~il-ycar home; owner cannot occupy Z
large rooms; bath. open fireplace In living
room; all the very latest Improvements;
electricity. gas. full cellar: hot water heat,
new model range with extra hot water at-
tachment In kitchen: abundance OF shrub
BILE party ran take possession for $500 cash:
balance very easy terms. 10 minutes from
city. c. BROWNE. 3i9 II. 18th ST. Stuy-
vesant 5056.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
N Y LIFE rSs 90 to Henry Morgcnthsu
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
l&HnnN

18TH ST, 33 E-Rohert p-rimsr agt
Silverson Cont co At al, February -,
l36TH ST. 3i3 E--Karl Golod agt Silverson
Cont co ct al, February 80, 1918 .,,,, s2l2
18TH ST., 3t3 and 9t5 r. William schmidt
1gt John Il siattery ct al. February ?s.
lalS $3.50. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
. SELECT HOME. WATER FRONT

directly on shore. high land. elegant all
year home. s rooms, bath. gas. electricity,
heat. big porch. fine grounds, all laid out.
best neighborhood; - minutes out, rare
opportunity at $500; worth much more;
$500 cash investigate and he convinced.
G.. OWNER. sos. / West 3ith st. Phone
36l2 Greeley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
NEW MONTERREY AVE. FLATS.

The northwest corner of Monterey
avenu. and lSOth street Will be I'M
proved with two five story apartment
houses, 57xs5 and 4SX9o, by the Benen-
son Realty Company. William 4. Erb,
architect, fled the plans. He estimates
the cost at sos. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

The VI. MorPeuthau, Jr., Company has
leased the third floor at 20 Pine street
for .ts business. now located at Ill
Broadway. The hrm starts business
tomorrow in it's Pine street Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

OCEAN BUNGALOW Of s rooms and
bath, block from private bathing beach
good boating and the best of fishing {.
bungalow Is finished in latest style. pam
ellcd walls. beamed ceilings. connecting
bedrooms with bath: modern kitchen, un-
obstructed view OF ocean from porch; s2,a50
complete, on easy terms. Z.
los Flatbush ave. Brookl"G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

boTU ST, 200 and 2O2 W. J Duncan, Inc,
| ext Sol Bloom, owner uenewaD ,S5,i6t a6
7,TIi 81. 1875 W-Isidor Gordon sgt WILL
rcc-. Ro.,,v CO owner; Sadie T. French.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
Rain Prevents Bicycle Races.

NEWARK, April ~23.--Bicycle racing en-
thus!asts wrra disappointed this after
o for rain caused h pOstponement
Of the cycle nest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
lis I'ENDE>S.
Manhattan,

An Az. 1891 Henry W Van Wagrner 81 al
agt Bernard Gordon 1T a. '"tn"nd"d ,'of'.,
"fns1re OF MORTGAGE. attys, Alexander d
Green.
,,Tu Az. 9 >. gL.o II Goth tt. r,dNt0o
nosen Contracting 90. Inc, ast Com Re
r., Inc, ct al tacion to toreclose mo
chance licnl atty, a IL Sarasohn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

Ry Joseph T, Day,
rINDhAY Az, 1854, = = cor i6s,h ~, $50
20 IiNloo1 3 sly ,enmt and stores, also
,sa'h 20. 3"G y, = ~ cor Tier ~, 700. I
x33 ., . sly Accident 4 Liability
Co W. Manhattan Island Realty Co et al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

The Cycle Mems Racing Union, which
was formed during the winter by a num-
her Of bicycle riders, has established
friendly relations with the Essex Trade
council OF Newark and has high hopes
~ gaining control ct the Nelodrome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

FREEPORT WAITER FRONT
bungalows ard houses, SO. 900 up. also build
lots on Randall Bay and Woodcleft Bay
prices. easy terms. Send for particular.
JOHN j. R'tDALL CO. Freeport, l.. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24

East ~ FIfth aV- NVtN0'n FolFI''hTH NM
lIUtn SIS,
SD Az. " 20 a sash ~, eGNs5 6--lacoe
Et1l'nan 80 oscar Rosenhaun. ri Z
>5ta -. Apl g. pr mtg $4,000. due OCT
-. 1915, s y q atty, Geo Ludwig, ,gll
- .. $500
ETH ST. =. $50 G "a Az, 25xlooll-
Gpi-ovrit Cinro'ti 10 Ehlins Brewing
90. ESQ :, Anns AZ, Api Is, pr mtg sls'-
I'D. demand. . p =; atty, Eugene .oLn;
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lORILLARD PI. 2iid--Jacob Volk agt
Angelina pucci ct al foreclosure OF
m~urtgage), atty, I tohn.
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.3D ST, i62 W. + t, 80 c 10Th ts. ."N
9Sg, 4 sty Mortimer \ Fuwlur,
indy, admr, ct al. " Maude X Elhynsk
e. al. John Delahsrty, Any Maurice
Deiches, ref, partition.
GRAND ST, IS and ~. q =, 1i.f " W
RwAy, - 6Na6.6, two : siv tnln's AMI
s'rs and I sty rear lofi bldg Edward 7
Harmon vs. Nancy II uitehnogN ~ al.
Strouee & strauss, uttys; John L Br.rn,
ref, partition.
T5TH ST, - W. + : ga " columbus Hy,
2ONl02.2, sty dwlR-Mtry L Prior ~
sarah T. Crowcli CT al; Geo l. and Ernest
g Brewer, atty. WIN Boniy. tt due,
SSI,SJSS0; taxes. sc. sS"9 40
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Az, 1879. c :. la : Libby ~,
aONl0as to Pelham road Ni4 3Nl2o.3, va
Carf-Nary I Cook'nghlm ct Al " ltnc.
Fsar, .yr. *. 81 al; "a Westlak" COou',
atty; Theodore h Mccarthy, ref, due,
si,0Ii50; taxes, Sc, sl.ll1.ll
THURSDAY. APRIL -
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ann, and address ~ lend"r and
lender attorney
downtown.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
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tvith am and address OF lender and
attorney. " attorneys name is omitted
address party of FIRST part)