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Business Leases on
East and West Sides

Dean Widner. agent Of the Wander
bit Concourse Offices, 81 Vanderbilt
Nv. announces leases 20 the North
American Copper Company, Boring &
Til,on. architects; Malcolm r. McAdoo'
Atlantic Electric Vehicle Company,
Russian-American Chemical Society, II.
p. Robbins. Sunlight Gas Machine Com
pany. Frank A. Moore, architect; II.
Raw Paige & Co, inc; J. P. Devins &
Co.. Walker ( Ward. architects; r. G.
Collins. jr.. and the Eloct-o-Chemical
Engraving Company. Inc.
William 4. White g. Sons have rented
loft AZ 90 3 Dominick ST. 10 Arthur
". Hahn: Offices In the Anderson Build
ing. II TO 10 John st, 20 Lehman
BROTHERS. Edmund r. Nebeling and F.
". Brewers Son; space in the Hays
Building, 81 and y Maiden Lane, to +
Huberth & IIuberth have rented, in
conjunction with the +. K. Wood. v.
II. Dolson Company, the third floor at
al West 5jth ST. 20 the Lexington
Motors New York Corporation TO. o
term Of years; Offices in the new
American Circle Building, Columbus
Circle, 10 the Circle Clothes Shop,
Henry s. Rosenthal Smith Form a
Truck Company, II. A. Flint, the Pu-
liter Company, Inc; Reliance A. {.
CORPORATION. {. A. Duell American
Sunday JWeekly) Magazine Chicago
American" {. 4. Hart and d. A. Hun
ton.
Unger & Watson. Inc, has leased the
building at 3l5 East SD st. 10 Mittman
Feiuberg Mattress Manufacturers, the
store at 100 I'd av. TO Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company, the parlor
floor store al sos Lexington av. 10
Harry Asher.
Leonard J. Carpenter has rented the
third loft in the Remsen Building, IN
der construction at southwest corner
Madison sy. and 32d ST, TO Lewis, HUI
WITT g. Co for showrooms for a term
OF years.
j. Is. English has leased Offices in The
Aston Theatre Building 70 Leo Edwards
and Blanche Merrill.
Bastine & Co. have leased space at
303 9th az. TO David Howard CLARK,
tailor; space a; 239 4th av. 20 Abe
Smithline.
Duross Company has leased the third
loft. comprising 5000 square feet, 800
West l4th St.. southwest corner OF 9th
av.. 20 the United Carpet Cleaners
Company for term Of five years; the
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test mobilization. Infantry. .,.m
cavalry and various special corn. :!
CARNATIONS were included In ths W
The men first had 10 pass A ..t
medical examination. Then tho.. zee
would or could 90 were called an. sas
declare themselves; those who wi. 70
teered were then carefully inyes.isasin,,
20 determine whether they wers .
ally able TO go II 1t came TO gu
down. 'N-
Il is usually loosely estimated :.
in case Of actual need, after ALI ~
sitting processes were complete we
more than so per cent of The 10,
could take the field. One Of the b'ssc
commanding officers Of the stat 10y
lishment said yesterday that The 80.
statistics derived from the test ro ,sss'
zation. which was made a. strie,
actual call 70 arms, showed that ga ~.
cent OF the men were ready for x.
Warpath.
Recruiting Up 800 Per Cen,
Spurred by the need OF the r.v-l.
army for 10000 recruits, the s,atiS..
in the New York district have D.
MAKING extra eNOFIS 10 Increase Vi.
country's supply OF soldiers. m. :.
suit is that in the last FIVE dsvs Il.
average enlistments show an iner,.,.
OF 800 per cent over the figure for ~,
first half OF the month. w
In Brooklyn Captain ". c. Trrr,,.
had a yellow automobile sesmps,i,,
about with bugler making the NIL
tsry echoes ring. The car stopped y.
quentiy. and when the bugle IsS .ni
lected A crowd they we're RECALLED x,,,
booklets telling all the ADVANTAGES, =,
service In the army. The car wa. A.,
rayed with placard., the most proni
nent reading "The army need, 20 Oo,
men az once"
The School Camp Association. Wit,
is conducting . movement TO give mil,
tary training 20 sehoolboys OF ,vely,
and over, with bi-weekly close ord,
drills in armories during the ,ehooi
term and a two months field seryis,
camp on Staten Island In vacation. ar
nounced that there would be meeting,
for enrolment this morning In Broo.
Ign at the 29d Regiment Armory. Red
ford and Atlantic Avenues, and N,
47th. Marcy Avenue; and IN Manha,,,,
at the 9Th Coast Artillery. Nine,v
fourth Street and Park Avenue. and N,
22d Engineers, l6Sth Street and For
Washington Avenue.
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City Officials at Opening
of Quarters in AstOr
Building.
FREEDOM OF CITY
OFFERED BY MARKS
Worse Times" Gone By, Says
Borough President In an
Address to Brokers.

MANY city officials were among the
large crowd which attended the formal
opening Of the new home OF the Real
Estate Board Of New York in the new
Astor Building. at Broadway and Nesey
Street. yesterday
Mayor Mitchell arrived too late 20
make a speech, but congratulated the
president Of the board on its quarters
and the growth Of the organization
which now has a membership IN excess
Of one thousand. The rooms were elao-
orately decorated for the OCCASION
Others present we're Borough Presl-
dents Marks, Mathewson and Pounds
Fire Commissioner Adamson, Walter
stabler. Of the Commission on Building
Districts and Restrictions; William u.
Wilcox. president Of the Board Of Edu-
cation; Alfred r. Kirkus and Robert r.
Bowling 4 luncheon was served and
an address OF welcome was made by
Laurence Mcclure. president OF the
board. 10 the guests.
President Marks In An address OF
fered the freedom OF the borough 10
the board and said he was glad OF us
prosperity. Continuing, he said:
II feel morally certain tina; we have
gone through the worst times and we
arc on the beginning Of an. upward
term. We have suffered and carried
real estate until it almost became q
question whether IL was not better not
10 own real estate. and ] can now say
that 7 feel that every one should hoId
on and believe with firm truth tnat
the city Of New York is going TO reas-
sert its real estate values and Will 90
so very soon.
$50 far az tho city is concerned, II "a
bound 20 give the greatest consldera-
tion TO the taxpayers. We should NOT
do eli that NAV be desirable. but rather
all that may be advisable at the present
moment. Nobody doubts that we need
n courthouse. but those who have the
burden Of real estate now feel that Il
can be deferred until business looks a
little brighter, and feel that the city
should he lust as careful about under
taking big things as private party
would be. am prepared 10 vote
against the building CT courthouse
al this particular time. We have got
TO build it and we will build one that
will be sufficient for our courts. but
first let ne do the things that are abso-
luteiy necessary.
81 want 10 present something that is
coming up before the Board Of EST
mate next week. j is not matter that
ia absolutely necessary. but think 1t
very desirable and simple. When you
come TO the corner OF street now you
find a lot OF slush water all converglng
to the corner Of the street. The en-
gineers of the city and borough have
worked out = plan Tor carrying the wa
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INtsrt0TO. Long Distance Moving Co.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
-Ofices 2iS ard as Esst 3stli S.. New
York TO Hrs Louise Bour,ior M john
Courtney Mrs Kate Cur-y. W. +. paba..
stein. q H. ia Bo.s. Lillian n. Davis AHs
Mary Fi.hr Mr1 :. T. GNathrey. Nfa.
L.. GetmAn. Margaret Harmon MAJ.
Novey. Mrs Mary e Hogan, M,ss Annie
Ipponbtrser. Mira Meyri <isokisi. Miss
Gertrude L. Knox: Kent Mia V. l.. &
Yates Miss NJ *. Philip Klein, C. m.
Lennon. Mrs u A. Miller. Mrs Mary Ma.
loney. Mss May Murphy. Nj. Mary Ne
CHM. Niss ADnie Mcmahon, .icCAhe Nr
NJ. oy Mr.. " Hogan: Mr. Dsn.al OKs.se
Miss l. T.. Tsuee. Mira Annie = helly.
Mrs NJ. Roche. Mrs Annie Rush " y.
Mabel sheridan. Mrs ". Il shannon. Va.
tilda SRolander. Mrs susan stewart, nrs
". sutton, Mrs, Ella sylyon. Mrs. /. Uf,ch.
Mrs Mamie ward You ana each -
fof the payment % this company's lien
upon the property hereinafter desert n. 4
having expired. after dus notice there.
OF had been given YOU. this COMPANY
Niil cause such property, TO wit house.
hold goods personal eneots and mer.
chandiso, stored by YOU In Tia warehouses
90 he sold AZ public auction, according to
thr statute IN such ease made and pro-
died Such auction viii taxi. place az
th,se Warehouses 9.1 and 2t6 East iath
So New YORK. CITY. ~ Wednesday Anrft
sam. 1914. et 10 -. and vii TO CON
iiru-d each succeeding "Wednesday. q, tho
same time ard place until thu sals 10
compl~i
TO. ELLSWORTH. General M.nsr,r
New York, March 1Sth IVA
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J. j. ". WILLIAMS, GARRETT CLEAN
ING, 1853 WEST jiTu ST, NtM WORK.

To Nh OF Mrs Or Mss Collins. Bow,rr.
Dewey stewart Ioiru, Morris. MARSH.
Bitfuer Blue Morton. Geist. Rslaud. Elan
aCau Suud,rt caro-. WILSON, Mccoy.
Blakeslev. Jones. Fsiicer. Mendex Roth.
Martin. Hutchinson. Liudrum. pcwsn.
Cohen. Wells. Barker PolooIa. Huh@r.
Goldle. Ferguson. Grh'n. Page. Willoueh-
by, Grimes Grosuer. Webb. Bellakopf LOtti,
Schirm. Dahuey Brown Wcstbay. Patts--
son. Jackson. Stciuacker Trikar. DRAKE.
CovluKton. Taylor. Richmond. Johnston. Bus
hsn Barnes shoemaker. Newrock. poruar,
James sherman. Newman. smith Cool
man. Farrell. Bergheiner. Kitchclt. Thomp-
son. Glassmsu
You IRE hereby notified that tho tine
Tor payment ~ the lion We hold upon vour
carpets and rugr. stored by YOU I'm oHr
warehouse. having expired. after due a.t-
tlco has been given you. such property viii
he sole az public auction on Monday. April
10th. 1918 az in 300 a ". A. Floyd Grant
a Co.'S Auction Rooms s16 Seventh Ave-
nue.. Now York city. unless charges are
paid before
,, , !. W. WILLIAM
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ANSONlA STORAGE
co. Gnc.)
12r.Iaa.liI MFST 9aTH ST.

New York. March 18th. 1918
TO A. Bah RI MRS F.. CADlEUN.
lrss Minnie Branch. James H. D'rV.
Mary Char,resa. Arthur y. Elrod. Lous.'
,.reeu % ~ =. Dardcus Express. j. =.
V..,,tdor. peter D. O'Conuor. Bari Poor
man. Mrs caryl Rose by Mrs j. Coyhss'
Mrs NJ Reddeu. Robert springer by :
Neres H. l. wilcox collins washington.
Mrs VIM. Young. Minnie Penn: You ana
each - you are hereby notified that ne
line for the payment Of our lien upon th'
property hereinafter described having er-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
Given you. No Will cause su"h property 20
Wit. Household goods. personal effects. car =
pets etc stored b. you or In your name IN
tha Ansonis Storage Warehouse co. ware
houses TO he sold AZ public auction, &C
cording 90 the statute ia such case MADE
and provided. at the Monarch Auction
Rooms. 1871 East i25th 81, New YORK City,
on FRIDAY. APRIL 5TU, 1919, at 10 80
q m. and n the sale thereof "a not COM
pleted on said date the same viii De con-
rnu.d a. .he same place on each and every
TUESDAY and Friday thereafter, beginning
at 1880 a m on each day and continuing
until an the goods are sold.
sssoNlA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc.
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Proposed 100000 Would
Allow More Field Work,
Says Major Reagan.
TEST MOBILIZATION
SHOWS READINESS
Almost Entire Guard Prepared
In Case of War-Recrulting
Jumps 800 Per Cent.

National guard headquarters got a
thrill Yesterday. 1t was only less i'm
portant than call to arms from Wash
ington. This particular thrill came
from Albany and vas IN the form OF
copy OF Assemblyman Kircaid's bill to
appropriate 100000 for the moboliza'
ton. encampment and field exercises
for the state troops.
This Is the kind Of thing for real
patriots 70 get behind instead OF
knoca z the guard" Major Allan l.
Reaga said. with enthusiasm. Il DOM
know much about who and what is be
hind this bill yet, but Il stands for the
right kind of thing.
with 100000. augmented by the
money that would come 20 u. from tho
national government, we could put the
entire state guard in ten days field
service this summer. With our present
appropriations only half the force car
be placed every other year. if we are
lucky. Last year only half Of them got
eight days"
Test Shows Preparedness.
A recent test mobilization Of guard
units picked at random showed q
startling state OF readiness for war on
the part OF the state troops. Because
Of The fear that mobilization might
cause apprehension on the part OF ma
tons with which the Federal govern
ment was conducting delicate negotis
tions the test was kept secret.
Medical and line officers we're sent
from Washington to take charge Of the
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three story and basement building l0o
West 18th at. to the A. B. ScheumHr n
Lumber Company; store and basement
rs East 18th st, 20 FREDERICK St ;i. i.
man, and the basement store, 10y west
18th st. 70 S. Rubineau.
Herbert Hecht & Co have leased 'he
northern wing of the tenth moor IA .t'
Johnson Building. Broadway at 35th ST,
20 Henlein & Greentree, and space IN
II West 42d st. TO J. S. Baum. =.
Louis Kempner G. Son and Gerard =
Smyth have leased loft at 2l6O Broad
way TO J. Braunste!n.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the building 500 TO 5i2 West osth ST. 10
John J. Madden; at Is East 4lst ST. ~ u,
CONJUNCTION with Payson Mel. Merrill
& Co. space 20 Electro Bleaching Gas
Company; at 915 9Th av. space to Harry
Gasman, and at 80 East 42d So. space
20 the Beaver Compan'
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JoACHIM-MARCH 2i-TEN Proof, -
Union Transfer & Storage Company,

12i. 1873. l25 Fast 22nd = NeN i" 'H W w
10 Mrs NJ ~ OLougnIn. Mr, i.iNr
SETON. II. Martin smith Wilhelm pr
Thompson. v p hudson ". p 81 ,l .
Tst Miss J. q Gahaudeu. George NJ Do,
Is O. y. Kaufman. Andrew J. to}r.
Vim. Hemingway You and each - YOU pr
hereby notified that the time ,or ths
panys len upon the propertt PCT
described having expired. afief que pr.
thereof had been given yol ms oolly~.i
will cause such property, 20 VIZ h.l'
goods, personal enec'a ana ne! - si' 49,
stored by you IN 80 warehouse. 70 us ~. ~.
at public auction. according m G
statute IN srch case made snd PROVIDE.
st rs warehouses rat. i.3 s. 1925 Elsi ~. 10
S.. New YORK CITY. ON Monday. APR. ~. .....
1919. 80 1890 4. 81. and = tl'q - 49,,
% - not comp 'ated ou saii dnie ne
vrl D.. continued a. the some pAs
each and every Monday th'reerer t,s 1,
ming az 1880 A 81 un'" mo s
completed. ...o-. 20
UNION TRANSFER & sIOkAoe ~
GEORGE s. STARBUCk. treasure
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Bsttleship Nevada Here To-day.

The bsttleship Nevada, tho largest
vessel Of tho Cnited States navy iu
commission. will get into the navy
yard to-day The Nevada is scheduled
90 stay here two months, when she
will receive finishing touches. A great
deal 81 work - 10 be completed that
tn private builders did not finish. due
20 government secrets. n was said
that ~ the Nevada gets away on the
scheduled tine, rapid progress will
have 20 be made.
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ORPET TO BE TRIED APRIL 10
Student Accused OF Killing Girl Plead,
Not Guilty-Bail Denied.

Waukegsn, II, March 24.-Will n.
Orpet. student Of the University o.
Wisconsin, charged with poisoning nj,
former sweetheart, Marian France,
Lambert. Lake Forest high school
girl. entered plea OF not guilty in
the Circuit Court to-day, after no.
ton 10 quash the Indictment had been
overruled.
Judge Donnelly denied bail, and Sc:
the trial for April 10.
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YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER
ENDS LIFE ON CRUISER
Lieutenant OrmOnd Pailthorp
Shoots Himself.

Seattle, March 24-Junior Lieuten-
ant 0rmoud {. Pailthorp, L. s. ~, was
found shot 10 death IN his room on
board the cruiser Saratoga to-day.
Investigation showed Lieutenant
Pailthorps wound was self-inhicted.
No cause for suicide is known Pail
thorp returned in February 20 the
Puget Sound yard from the Asistic
station. lie was engineer officer OF the
Saratoga
Lieutenant Pailthorp was twenty
nine years old and was appointed 20
the Naval Academy from Michigan in
1906. His home was at Petoskey, Mich.
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lnteTt0ro. Long Distance Moving Co.
Amsterdam Ave. al 18Th ST,

TO Mrs. Margaret Ryan, Mrs Vsitoh
n Klein. Mrs. Raphael. Mrs G. wickins
Mrs. Pelton. Mr.. Curry. Edward Dusn
Mrs ~ L. Herbert. T. Braun. Julia "
johnson. 2 c. Bcdrozian. J. 2 Nui
queney, Mrs. Ia Neen. Mrs. svsisyi You
ard each Of you are notified that the .im'
for payment % our lien upon tho proporty
hereinafter described having expired after
cause such property. "a wit Household
goods, personal effects and rerchsndIn.
stored In tho Interhoro. Long Distance
Moving Co.'S storage warehouse, s'ca
York city. by you or n your nnmo or ir
which you may have an INTEREST," to n.
sold az public auction 90 the warehouse
e151 Amsterdam Ave. Sew York City or
saturday. April o. 1919. AZ 1880 a n.
and = the sac thereof 10 not com pistad
or postponed on said date. the sans Wi
be continued. az tho Same time and place
on every SATURDAY thereafter
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
From The Tribune BIr.sul
Washington. Mtrrh q


rosarf grcrr pa cav, G 5 relieved ron pr~'g'
i(G AN ,,i WILLIAM ' Gi AZ w fi Lta m
ilhILRr NAM aud THOMAS H. CUNN-
AI\Giltd and Second Lieut.. HARRY
Second L'eut ALLEN g. tut HAiAN. llm CAV.
now al 1t. osietnoue VIII proceed TO join his
MAJ iiryRY T FERGUSON. soth Inf. attached
csst EDWARD II DEARMoNp. % Fl.d Al
detailed DO q NJ G.. vice Cap ALBERT
FuGEE O N C.. relieved from detail IN the,
rlrs. 20 tako effect Ar1i 90
Caw GIORGE = CoNNOfIY Cosr Ar ron
IrmH n lsi,t Co.. au3 ou expiration present
l.str 9 aI',uee uiu john comPsny 10 when
Car, HAROLD s. UETRICK. Corp- NJ EnE. 20
o. som Houston - assistant % engineer. South
Rr.s .sfioa. First Ucu'. RICHARD 81 ENGLISH
Lcaye q ssts.ee ,or ts99 month, rom MAJ p
grtrtft ABRAHAM g. LOFT General star.
NAVY
Lieut.. Com. J. G CHURCH detached virginia. 70
Li-a. 70. - n /. BYRD ,-,tirrD. detached all
il,.. d. ~ HAMILTON HARLOW detached
Montana. 'o reuus rsrla
Llrll 10 o. II. 5 Jay. detached conmand D..
fl,g,. ~. % Il " DOYLE. IT, B
5ofr" .ca,, NsS,I i. Hrabsli4%S tss'
no I..f. ItNflN T. lfkl.A = D. BANit
ALINtp HIu~OE. 4 & MERRILL, > l..
IuNErr rf HlEHT ut rHRlT. 70 v e WIT
NONs and b 4 WILSON. confessional
Ta.matcr D. So uuH~pN. detached nav Tsrd.
Charleston. 'n naval hospital Washington.
Cum 10 SAtillH. 20 SoIlh Csroins.
DIrf Nt.I p FANpt liN detached Proms-
H..Is. fs Severn.
tasr WILLIAM rAYENNER detached southsJ
fu receiving ship o. Nof'0f
MOyINiNTs
AHWyLD
Mac. r- burrows Or sinithf0Fn Bay. D.. A.
Sew iat don. Denver a Bslbos. Duncan. a,
Uamrt.I Nuais Jt..N I0tes. Al Tampa Juptsr
o. lamfsr Point. Nrufs A. Oieugspo, Pits
lDfr, nd supIy. a. san Iraneisco. vulcan. At
t0fio.k Jard
SAILED
March ,r refie Nor'lN f.r TtrAieiphls nlf
fnf. t farl flr ~mifhfHHu Hs7. b. = r
IaI f.r Sow London. Glacier. -. falrlsro fof
Na. Nni-n. Ur.fur. lambert Point flr Hos'9n .
lHIHu N.f'ot Janl fHr lanteu Point. Mona
F.sH. H-rHalrIs fF ~. Ne1f. Nffhda Hnffn.
fn- n tad. lUtOuar. tr.fnbs. foo AIuiraUfs
Es. Wheeling fr. ofIra.s ~. carmen Medic.
Frr.r....ue shiloh ltr trl..n.a. fl. sou YHE
..l '..f. Al tossing 'r NaHn.r
MstI fI.li- sfri.f... ft.4. .sU fer.a'rr
Same F Nau....Ig $780, fH t.af.Di from ,aIfsf.
ne ie 'sr Nsiit,. tsiueshp 30 ~ snisn.1
Esla' lt.Eg.-iA
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Sales in Auction Market.

A. !, vessv
Bv Joseph T. Day
ttIrg ct 70 Fast - rs Fifth ~. 20 III
iif Il - fat ChGs EbOs-' a Gno sst " =
nenrs.. e. sl. Jscob Marx atty due. fl.kllPl
'srss &c. 81 gr-r m'g $1,000. % me pia'n'
80 'or { $50
20 Az 1919 "a s. 45il % 99th q, 95Ift, ~
tenant aud .'orss n A Howard at Pear lenis. ,
:; al. N-tGl5 q o. aftys. due, slo.9s' ~
taxes, .tc. Si.551 %. sdouuel - hn'1 'L
y, Henry Brady.
GoERcX ST. 20. ss rs Bfocme Il. 23tioo. !
81 -snni, snd stores Eeit River Ssyinss lns' -
Fancy Mailosit :. a., u, ,3,tS,s, 1,'s 1''
Ry Samuel Man.
ttsrg ST. s?7-25 East r g. 500 ID ~ @I1oy
40 yy 'snmts and stores. rudolph Naarh 70
ar Il 7 Inpsra;0r =, al AUGUST W?nm. az
due 81 02s = taxes &C. Nsll, "lihdfafh.
Al EOS Third Az.
p Joseph ?. nav
tAoTg ST. 81 East. p s. 2'1 a C0urhWdi ~
$3.50 z A. frems house. Hoht NcChl afi q "
Blrralto 81 a. Ellu. o q 7 NG, ~,
man for $500
By Jane, Donovan
KElly ST -si. vs. ie' n l53th >. 27t.oo 80,
1Ei-. i vArsv & ORR AT r Reilly CO 80 4
nelly ATTY. due. $4,000 a.. 'aE'a &C. '>'''''
n.f..tr0VN.
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

l3srH ST s. .2' LeroS ~; for ~
olurcr. IJHrsn. Metropolitan barh, N-l5,h =.
West ig.M e. owner. NJ NJ bal tatilp. t'l h-'
fremont az. sunifsr' $e.'tI
The Bronx.
MORRIS Az. $3.50 = lifa $ ,of A..
81 Williams AZ owner. Charles schss'er' j.
s0i fremont ~, .rchitec' So 900. cd
FoRpgkM ROAD. u f. from erosion Az 10 - elp
y''.''r-.e h. sty h-t store AMI on o.ds'
i5,oflos -. fe1c Rerty GO Maurice Mi git.er,
OK mip-tais AZ PRESIDENT. owner W. 'a'"
IhFoNrAINE Az. .. tio22 Ism e iof = B
~ b-ict gage -5ie9 10. hoaainas sAi,,'.l'
III - l4stn q. architects. $4,000.
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CNFURNISHED tPARTMENTST TOILET
BROOKLYN.

HEArTtFTL FLATBUSH 20 Dora Court
1901 ocean Ave, cor &ewkirk a-a-s
IHrge rooms we'll heated inspection In
N'ted from those wanting clean. qulet and
comfortable homss brighton Beach IL"
FhgBs 'tiI FlAlnusL"
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FIRE RECORD.

" % i>ror ~. T1ompsou Erpi-m Go .
f1fIng
D. is1 l<for AZ NJ Goldtcrs uugirg
- llll Ansisfda'n a.. ID, hennc1Y. frf1ng
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orally. Glsdy, Alien. Holeu Bf,nnon, Clara go go.
garde Edmund Jackson. jarvis MAYO, dhmeS
trar-eo1ie Ggsftye GeschiuskJ. Stanley Luiu'
Paul pesfy. 10 cents esch
COLLECTED ~ GEORGE KNAPP.
Grade : O.sinins Public school r...t
Beatrice BliingW. Mrs. FRANK buatl, 49,.
C9ar W. G. Ke'7P FI'n k1 ,9.a'sMI M csraor
George I. Knapp, l1 Cents each
COLLECTED BY DOWNING AID THEODORE
TOMPkINS
Park School Ossiuirs y Y.
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KIM Barrett D. swain Chens d. swain. Ms
L. swain. v swain. Daniel n Tony y
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TompNns jacob Hyman. Dale Shelly. f.o'4
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vlo.e. love e r Oliver. Arthur Brown g 30
~ Grsnai', OurA Elizabeth FaT.n. George Eysn'
Matter Saunders Holland saunders. Cor i.n, ].
Wells. IsrC Doyden. A e. bHcnI y,i
Bafas' kmsr fores aa,oa C y1'S, Ay,r' .lin
Farrell foha " TEeiltymsu. Walter C. Rose'' II
oen's each.
COLLECTED BY EMERSON BUSH.
Park eohool Ossining y. I.
M- D. Bu,h. En,r,on Bu'h, Fl9rery1. B f...,
fsAs,ns gsR;s''y Mss Nlle t,r GIl1dF T 6N5
Miss NIL Miss NJ r. I'm. interested. 10 cents
each.
COLLECTED ny JOHN TTRwIIHGER
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