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Gayety.

The nhotoplay attraction at the Cay
ETY. next Sunday and Monday VIII be
THE Whirl of Life picturins Mr. and
Mrs Vernon Castle in a thrilling ro-
nance. THE Whirl of Life is de-
scribed as similar to the Broadway re-
vues of the legitimate stage and as
marked by a lavish production.
Other feature photoplays and scenic
pictures viii be shown during the
week.
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Film features.
Columbia.

Mae Murray. pictured sweet KITTY
Bellairs." Will be shown at Loew s CO.
lumbia the first four days of next week.
beginning Sunday. sweet Kitty Bel
lairs" is d picturization of the famous
pIav of the same name by David Be
iasno and Egerton Castle. 1t is 4 ro-
mantle story of England during the
early eighteenth century. charile
walker" will be shown also
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Peggy
Hvland's screen debut on the Para
mount program will be presented in q
perturbation of Henry Arthur Jones
novel Saints and Sinners.
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the foreign missions committee sent
out nineteen new missionaries, new
territoE was entered by the Sunday
School Extension League and the de-
partment of Christian education ana
ministerial relief report tells of ad-
vancement.
Candidates for the ministry are m
creasing in the south and they are re-
ceiving more help financially. accord
ing to the relief committee report. Oh
J25 candidates last year So were
aided. More than $4,000 was PAID
for the relief of seventy five aged MN
listers. IA widows of ministers ana
twenty-one orphans whose parents had
devoted their time to church work.
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Isle of Love-

The Isle of Love" is next weeks at
traction at the Lyceum Theater. 1t is Il
combination burletta, presented by the
Lyceum's burlesque stock players and
a competent. well trained chorus. 1t is
scenic production. with the latest in
electric and musical effects and new
brand of comedy.
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To Reconsider Rublee Vote.

A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the nomination of George Rublee
of New Hampshire to the federal trade
commission was rejected by the Senate
last Monday was made late yesterday
by Senator Hollis. and an agreement
reached whereby vote on the motion
will be deferred until next Tuesday.
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qANlIllQSElf tents

Miriam. with whom Godfrey had
been living. enters, to the consterna-
ton of both. throwing down upon the
center table the liberal check which
Godfrey had sent her in breaking oil
their relations. The meeting between
the two women is tragic, but it serves
to recall Valentine 20 her senses Ana
when Miriam who has swooned. re-
covers she is astouuded to receive an
offer of marriage from Godfrey.
Maude Gilbert. Mary Alden and EllZa-
beth Berger will be seen in stunning
new gowns and A. II. Van Buren, Will
have an important role.
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"outcast,"

"Outcast, by Hubert Henry Davies,
author Of Cousin Kate" will be pre-
scented at Polls next week. Its climax
is reached in Geoffrey's fiat. Flowers
on every side and Godfrey in his even
ing clothes show preparation for 81
visitor. Valentine. who had Tilted him
and married another, sweeps in. regalIy
Veritable grand dame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-18
Gifts for Foreign Missions.

\ total of S524,6S2 was received by
the foreign mission committee. and.
despite the fact that nineteen new
missionaries were sent out and other
work in this field kept IN, there was
surplus of S52l TO be applied to the
deficit of $4,000. The church has 35S
missionaries in the field, and last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
Church Gathering Begins Its Annual
Meeting at Orlando. Fla.
Reports Submitted.

ORLANDO, Fla, Nav 1S.-Reports of
permanent committees of the general
assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
in the United States to be submitted
TO the assembly which met here today
snow progress in all branches of en-
deavor. The home mission committee
has report that it had accomplished
more in the last year than ever before.
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DIED.

BAKER. On Wednesday. May Il. 1916.
at 1915 am. ELIZABETH j.. mother
of Emily Nj. Baker.
Funeral from her late residence. 1850
18th street northwest. Friday, May
10. at 2:S0 pm. Interment at Glen
wood cemetery.
CHEW. Entered into paradise, on
Wednesday. May Il. 1916. at s:l5 am.
from his residence. 3151 Mount Pleas
ant street. JOHN HAMILTON CHEN.
sband of May Addison Chew ana
Youngest son of the late Rev. John H.
and Sophia Geuevieve ClaGgett thew.
in the sixty-fourrh year of his age.
Funeral services on Friday. May II. p
$50 nm. at St. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church. Cd and \ streets
southeast. Relatives and friends IN
vited lnterment private ~
G.E&NES on Wednesday. May -:
1915. JAMES T. beloved husband OF
Julia y Greaves (nee ossire);
Funeral from the West street fresoS-
terrain Church. sunday. MAY Il. at 2:"o
o'clock nm. lnterment privately al
oak Hill cemetery Monday. MAJ -
HOW ARD. ON Tuesday. Nav l6. 1916.
at ; o'clock nm. after a shot Illness
DAISY NJ EOW ARD. beloved wife OF
Henry reytor Howard aud eldest
daughter of the late Joseph farheii
and Mary Catherine 'N'I-
Funeral Saturday. .iaN >" Al Y" I'M.
from St .ie"one's Church. Hyat,sTille.
Md Inte"ment private ~
ZONES. on Thursday. Ma IS. l?i6 ~
l.a5 am. at Garicld foNpitai.
IOTTIE LEE. beloved Wife of Edwin
Preble Jones. in the fortN-second
wear Of her ase.
Funeral services saturday. Nav 20. at
st Matthews church. at 9 am.
Friends and relatives invited. Inter
meut Oak Hill cemetery. 49,
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In Memoriam.

:'FLIEGER. In sad but loving MEM
DRY of my dear father, CHRISTIAN
PFLIEGER. who died nineteen years
ago today May is, 1897.
Rest in peace.
BY HIS DAUGHTER MARIE.
PRINCE. In sad but loving remem-
brance of our dear mother. MELNINA
SEALS PRINCE. who denarted this
life five years ago today. May IS. 1911.
You suffered much. you murinured not;
We watched you day by day.
Until at last. with broken hearts.
We saw you pass away.
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN,
MAMIE AND WILLIE.
IIBBS. In sad but loving remem-
brance of my dear husband. COMA
WAY TTBBS. who died three years
ago today. -Jay is, 1913.
You suffered much you murmured not;
We watched Won day by day.
Until at last. with broken hearts,
We You pass away.
BY HIS WIFE, MARY TIBBS
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Seeks National Committee Place.

William Nick. Clayton told the COM
mttee that he would enter the race for
national committeeman from the Dis
trict against John +. Costello, the in
cumbent, if the central committee would
arrange the regulations governing the
primaries.
He asks that the District CommiS SIS ION
ers appoint the judges and clerks at the
booths. and returning board; that no
taries public be placed at all the voting
places on May 81 to swear challenged
voters. that this returning board certify
to the men elected and that the cen
trail committee then issue the cert III
Gates OF election; and that the Chamber
of Commerce and Board of Trade be
asked to name five members from each
of those orSa uizations to serve as
watchers at the polls
Mr.. Mattinsiy said today that it is
highly improba Bile" that the changes
suggested by Mr.. Clayton will be made.
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HOWARD. ON Tuesday. Nav Is. 1916

and other free features will be offered.
There will be no charge for admission.
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MEREDITH. suddenly. Sunday.
May Il. 1916. ANNIE MEREDITH. be-
loved wife of Mitchell Meredith.
mother of Susie Williams. sister OF
Martha Parks and Rosie Floyd.
Funeral FRIDAY. May ~. at l. o'clock.
from tn. Third Baptist church. 18th
and . streets northwest Friends and
relatives invited. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-18

There is no weather on Mars only
a change of seasons.
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MARTIN. suddenly

MARTIN. suddenly. on TUESDAY. May
10. 1916 at his residence, 2422 1ih
stree; northwest JOHN W. MAR
TIN. brother of Jerry W. Martin.
Remains taken 10 North Garden. Va.
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nA(NEA(.H.

Vi NGSEAGH. ON Wednesday, May IL.
1916, at her residence. oS2S 18th
street northwest. EMILY EAMES,
wife of Hon. Franklin MacN e:sh.
Funeral services at her late residence
on FRIDAY, May ~. al ( O'Clock. 10
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DIED.
l.EMl.N.

LEMLY. ADELAIDE LEMLY. wife Of
Lieut.. Col w. b. Lemly, I. 5. NJ c.
Funeral from Joseph Gawler's Sons
chapel. 1880 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest pm, Thursday. Nav IS.
1916. Burial at Arlington national
cemetery.
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MICHAEL. ON WEDNESDAYS. My IL,
1915 al his residence. 25i@ 18th
street northwest, WILLIAM HENRY
MICH AEl..
Funeral services al his late residence
FRIDAY. May IL at O'Clock. Inter-
ment ,privatc) at. Arlington.
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LEWIS. Suddenly. on Wednesday. May
IL. 1916. WILLIAM LEWIS. beloved
brother of Lavinia Robinson.
Funeral Friday. May IL, at > y m, from
James chapel
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NANDEGRIFT. ON Tuesd

VANDERBILT. On TueSdaN. May III,
1916. J. REDWOOD VANDERBILT.
beloved husband of Mary Van Nos
trand Fandegrift of 1929 21st street
northwest.
Requiem high mass for the repose of his
soul will be sung on Friday. May 10.
at II O'Clock. at St. Matthews Church.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. philadelphia. Pa, papers
please copy) IL
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PIRDN. The remains of CHARLES F.
PURDY will be removed from the
vault in Glenwood cemetery and In
tered on Friday. May 10, 1916. at
pm.
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STiT"r. on Monday. MAY Is. 1916. ats
Garfield Hospital. Capt. WILLIAM
r. STlTT of Charlotte. y. C.. father
of Williebell. Ethel and Preston Stitt.
Funeral Friday Ma. 10. at II am.
from st. Lukes Episcopal Church.
Interment at Arlington. Remains
may be viewed at McGuire's chapel
Sth street and Florida avenue north
west.
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uleni nfI'
MICH tEi..


THOMAS n. MCKEE,
Recorder.
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SMITH. on Wednesday, May j.. 1916 at
.1:4o am. at the residence of her son.
i. Henry Smith. 1919 18th street
northwest, Mrs. ANNIE +. SMITH. in
the eighty-tifth year of her age.
Funeral services at her sons residence
on Friday, May 10, at , o'clock pm.
InterTent private. Is
The sun., 1916-10-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.

' ~ haHho eh' 'uiNs Va 'hN = ~
Av A. is~S1-Paulina Rosenberg 10 David
strauss. 1854 LIST sv; atty = N Adler;
so sr. n ..tow Green. .;.Emii and
Emma Bloch to Jacob Hirsh and am,
trustees; atty. Max. Stern. 6! wal
7oTH ST. rs: uS v Col av--Rsnsom j
Parker. is Lex av. to Mary 5 rondir
and ano. Park Az; ATTY. c E simon
M6 .G1i 100 ST. RR'".':'ii;.. pix. .,G "a. G SS
Daniel to Isaac Daniel SO Henry st
atty. chas f Rosenberg. 81 Rutgers
I7sTHH ST. $40 Wis Brosiw,y HSSidinF
Corpn to N Y Title a Mort Co. 10;
10Th ST :. =. " Col ,-Elz NJ.
say Bank, 49, th sv; atty. Lawyers
10Th st. n {. t:S W Col sv-ssm. to. same:
'iS s..l. ST; CO., i. Ws s,r;, 81 : q, y! Ks,is
F Frsns.n,S.ls q. ,Sp0v " al ii,, Sna 1t: Aa a,ty,.
,i.TH ST. a.! E-Camilo 4 canc.tta
atty. L W os,etvsi., 200 9TH av. 5000
s7TH st. . =. e5 " Mad a>-ka,h 9
weideufeld to Marssret o sage: at'y.,
s:D ST. n =. ?os . Col av-Helen VI Edgar
TO Margaretts T De Lemos and phi'!p
Becker. e1rs' a'tys. Rose a putxel
WY sss.'' o. sstrs s BOW
SAD ST. 3 E--Robert. Jr. and Dorothy 7
HaGer to the Cathedral church OF 8,
John the Divine; atty. Lawyers Title &
ssTH ST. iii W-pir:ctor. Realty Hold
Ing Co to oliver Hartman. white
Plains. y Y. and L q Trust Co, IS wall
st, .srs and trustees: atty.. stewart \
80 wall t...............,.,..s So. 900
liirH ST. = s. 100 w T,h av-Lcuuart
wcm to American Mort Co, IS cedar
sab ST. -. SOC W an av-.F.niioo Realty
60 TO NJ. orme ant Richard T Wilson
Jr. and Jas NJ Edwards. exrs. Sc. attvs.
Stnddard a NJ, les Bway....... selT.i0O
PARK Az, 514, y " cor s3d ~ $50 FL
Jas Brannan to An Assn for tho Rc'i'f
Of Respectable and INDECENT Fcmalcs
SAME PRoPERTY-Fcnlo Realty %. II.
W 10th ST. 20 James Rr1nnan. ~ T. P'th
st; atty. Rollln VI Morgan. ~ Broad
esp ssr. s.. I'LL " Park an, av'HSs,o'
tie N and Freik \ Lyons TO Sanwool
Realty CO. ~? W toth st. atty. Lawyers
Title 4 T Co. $50 Bway ........ -. 900
WtIT.ETT ST. S,-samuel Eck"rt to Abr
Il Roossin, court order to discharge
without production Of origins, mort
atty for ptr. Harris Koppelman, i4'
| Rlvington st.
The sun., 1916-10-27
RENTS GUTHRIE's ESTATE.

Cocks & willets have leased Chaple
House. belonging to William II. Guthrie.
at Locust Valley. L. l.. to Arthur V.
Davis, president Of the Aluminium Com
pany Of America.
John +. Scott . rented for W. KNIT
zing Post for the season OF 1917 the
Samuel p. H!nckiey house. known as
Columbine. on Ocean avenue. CEDAR
hurst. L. l., to Z. Farrar Batcson.
+. NJ, Crawley 4 Bros. of Montclair
have leased the Colonial residence on the
east side OF Duryea road. Upper Mont
clair. TO @. T. Stanford OF Independence.
Kan: the residence OF Mrs. Annie +.
Taylor. at . Duryea road. to Walter II.
Hughes OF New York city the Colonial
residence on the west side OF Lloyd
road belonging to Miss Aletta l.. Tower
TO Frederick $. Gassaway OF Montclair.
and the brick and stucco residence on
the west side OF Prospect Terrace. near
Union street, to A. J. Armstrong of
Jamaica. l.. /.
The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
Of Montclair has leased for Mrs. {. y.
Reynal to Louvin A!laire OF Brooklyn
the dwelling at l43 Montclair avenue (;
for Mrs. L. II. Jordan to DR.. George
Peirce OF Jersey city the Colonial resi-
dence at IS Godfrey road. Upper Mont
clair. for two years. and for A. c. Van
Geisen TO W. II. Decker the property at
632 Valley road, Upper Montclair.
The sun., 1916-10-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

i32D st. |" WIN K"ithan agt Mrs,
Louis A wagner, owner. II Il Rogers,
57TH ST, 1850 A las E-Fr,nk Pearson agt
Edw G Burns, owner. Thomas ] Brady,
contractor ,,,,. ,'':, ''''S
nth ST. 1873 to 1875 W--Alhcrt Schaile aEt
Isidor Refs, owner; llith q TN Ave Const
60 4 Max Weinstcin. contractors Ore-
b6TH ST. e3, W--HNman Ruhrusteln ct al
agt WI weise, owner patrick gallagher,
contractor ,,'ss'',. ,.,'.''- ,''''fS'N
l5gD ST. AS & 40 W-Isidnre ko'zcu ct
al agt Morgarct & Brown. owner; Kltz n
IeihowitZ. Inc, contractor. ..,.... s3"7,i0
Sd ST. 100 1872 W-lAmes + Gillespie 60
agt Z Franz n co, Inc, owners n contrtc-
tors: Peter Franz n benjamin Strumpf,
nth ST. iic A. 1888 E-Harry Harrison agt
Edw e. burns or Ess I'm Realty co, own
err; Thomas j Brady. contractor, -. 1850
SlTH ST. ~ W-Dimock n Fink Co agt
Chas u Leland. owner, Monroe N uold.
WEST END Av. IOi-Dlmock q Fink co
agt william Il FRANKIE Realty Co. owner;
Monroe VI Golding, contractor. ssss "
WEST .fND Az, aii-pimoek Z Fink CO
GoldinG contractor. .............Sass rs
The sun., 1916-10-27
Bp ADLEY MARTIN
DWELLING SOLD
$4,000 Is Pale for Well
Known Dwelling and Gardens
Banker Named as Buyer.
DRIVE DWELLING SALE
Opcrator to Alter It Into Flats
Big Broadway Loft
Lease Reported.

Mrs. BRADLEY Martin has sold for
,sou, $500. 900 her dwelling and gardens
a, 6 East Elghty-seventh street. The
man who has bought the property will
occupy II. Hts name was not to be
learned yesterday. He is either Walter
p Bliss, who recently sold his resi-
dence a, 10 Park avenue or y. X. Stet-
,iniu. OF J. p. Morgan 4 Co. according
TO we'll founded reports. The property
IL considered one OF the most attractive
IN the East Side residential section. II
was built perhaps twelve years Z from
nl,nN by Grosvenor Atterbury. In 1901
Mr. Martin bought the S9x1o0.8 foot
site from John 5. Phipps. Most Of the
plot Is laid out In gardens. The dwell
Ing /. a Ave story building. In h rear
OF the property Ia the 81 foot plot OF
which william Woodward Of the Han
over National Bank Is building a DWELL
ing. The Henry Phipps residence covers
the north corner of Fifth avenue and
Eighty-seventh street and on the south
corner Is James Speyer's dwelling.
The sun., 1916-10-27

Newman Bros. printers. now at 124
White street. This building. known as
the Finch Building, was completed last
May. and with the leasing OF the tenth
floor the building In fully rented.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased the
building at 253 Fifth avenue to the Wah
Tai Company space at S74 Broadway to
william T. Stearns; at 396 Broadway
to Harvey II. Allison II Harper Bros. (;
at 4 West Tw%enty-niDth street to Abbie
+. Ransom. and With Bastine n Co. the
seventh loft at 81 Fifth avenue to the
s. 4 w. Shirt Company.
The Cross n Brown Company has
leased the store ard third f,oor At 239-
2I West Fifty-sixth street to the Pack
ard Motor Car Company and the fourth
floor at 230 West Ftfty-eighth street to
the United States Rubber Company for
n term of years.
Charles u. Walker has rented a loft
at Az to 421 Canal street to the Premier
Special Machine Corporation space at
465-467 Greenwich street to the Rumble
Health Food Company h store at
207ia Centre street to Schwartz 4 Land.
and the store at al Hester street to
Emanuel Goodman.
Morris Rose has leased to Florence
Frankfort the second store at the north
west corner Of Seventh avenue and
Forty-seventh street for a term Of years
After extensive alterations the lessee
will open a hairdressing and ranicuring
parlor.
He'll a stern have leased at 1904 West
Twenty sixth street the eighth loft to
Meyer Mayors at 1890 West Twenty
seventh street the seventh loft to Alex
ander. Silverman 4 G%reenberg at IL
East Thirty-third street the fourth loft
to Maison Belle. Inc. and at 1877 Fifth
avenue the ninth loft to L. A. Cuth-
man 4 Co.
Freedman & Hausman leased 3o7 Yves,
l25th street. a four story brick building
and store. for the estate of Mary +. Rob-
ertson to the Boston Bedding Company
which after alterations are completed
will occupy the entire building and use
the store for its showrooms also leased
the store at 1873 Lenox avenue to Hama.
liam q Dedelan.
The sun., 1916-10-27

BY Arthur c, sheridan
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. s,2 w-Chas B Van valcn to
Mary sandtora Of Bellevue, n J;
2isT ST, 26l-?es w-Howard Chapman To-
Elsie X Powell, 100 e 10Th st: ATTY. W NJ
bP9%e'l: ! wa! $4,000
&c, to Title Guar & Trust Co. ia
FORSYTH ST, iis-vaientlne Treat 4 Wm
G orr. exrxs. to Valentine Treat, l5s "
s7th 81, and ano. trustees; atty, Wan c
Orr. 81 Cha mbers ST. ,.........,...sl
ST in.same 10 VALENTINO
iisrH IT. IS, 100 's ~ ~ ANY, w simai;; 81
Corp TO Jos II schwartz. II " ll3th st;
ai,ys; krakO1er a Peters sog bway 81
xrant Indus, Saw Bank, 81 Climbers st:
atty. Title Guar 4 T co, i76 Bway SIS, 900
MONROE ST, ss-Jscob Epstein to Isaac
PANEL, % Henry ST. atty Lawyers TUE
10TH ST. 1855 E-Bradley Phillips,
admir-, to Emigrant lndust saw Rauk,
attys, II a l. J O'iorman, 81 Chambers
" '''''''' iUr,,' ''''''''' 'lo'ooo
CARPENTER Az cor sssth-Iacob
suppIy ~. !, 80 q av I'S n, vc mn5ia'! r
y atty. u ) Coates. "a 50 I'd av, Nj
wAsHIiNG;rocN Az. ss?IwiIliamnis Rifs
corpn T. Jos II schwartz, ~ " liSth;
attys,, Krskower a. II, s0s Bway.:... 81
i6sD ST. n $, ~ e Prosp.c,. av-w Williams
BIDS Corpn u Jos II schwartz. II W
iIsth; atty, Krakower a r, sos Broad
pAi.i AZ isi.-ri Rfhhiinelsnder, admr. to
North side savings Bank, 3230 "a av.
atty. Title q 4 T Co, l76 Rway SO, 900
MOEKIS AN. g :. 90 = is0th st-Manhat-
tan Mort Co to Maiden Lane Savings
Bank. 10 Bway. attys. Rocker. y A. :.
81 wW r. usso; ~ ..Ip.,.c,,, ~ o,o
Giovanni Cavaliere. 2lC7 Belmont av;
atty, = H aoldinG; 1856 Bwsy -, 400
Realty q Mtg Co. 81 Nassau: atty,
Int Of $1,000
The sun., 1916-10-27
DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS.

LEXINGTON AVENUEIEnnis & Sim
mott have bought from the Taylor es-
tate OF roughkeeps!e 1888 Lexington
avenue, a four story building. on lot
22x65. between Eighty-third and
Eighty-fourth streets. j. d. II. Ber-
gen X son of Brooklyn n John J.
kayanagh were tho brokers.
FIFTH ANENCE-Harry SuRarman
has sold for Charles Wynne 1852 Fifth
avenue. a Ave story fiat. on lot 25x
100. adjoining the northwest corner
OF ll>th street. Ada Brown Of SIAM
ford, Conn, Is the buyer. The dwell
ing at 100 West l22d street. reported
sold recently, was given In part pay
ment.
WEST li7TH STREET,. J. Phillips
4 Co. have sold for Title n Carrie
Weiss the three story and basement
dwelling at 604 West l47th street. on
1T l5xl00.
CRESTON AVENUE-Harry II. Cohen
: has sold for the Doyle estate the plot
sOxs1 on the east side OF Creston
avenue. lis feet south Of lssth street.
The buyer is a builder who will inn
prove the site with a five story apart
ment house 70 contain accommodations
for sever, ! families on a floor. The
operation will involve about $4,000.
The sun., 1916-10-27
RESULTS At
~ vESEy STREET.
BY Joseph p Day

by Joseph =. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 8 cor 18Th 81. 1904
xll7sx irreg. ~ sly S%trathmore ant
hous~-Newb bold Morris agt F A de
Peyster et al: partition. adjourned to
October 30.
lMsT ST, $40 W. , .,y dwis. l7lo.ss.1,-
Trustees sale; also
TRACT of gu acres Of salt meadow land
on Old Town Neck, Jamaica south.
rietta chappell; adjourned to November
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Av. Iotslo53. si.sxiO2s, 2 Z sty
fats-M NJ Marks agt the Realty Co-pn
81 al: due. s;5,i02l5; to samuel l.
Ayres, a party In interest. .....sl50 900
BY Samuel Marx.
SD Av, lss2-l9sA, 3%allxP5.e. two sty
tnts and stores-F d Browne agt T. ID
Colt ct al; PARTITION: adjourned to No.
vember g.
BY Henry Brady.
LEXINGTON Az, 1928. 75,sx@o. sty nat
q X de Chexelles aGt T. A Cohen 81 al.
due. sss,?5?7e; taxes, &C. $500: TO the
p'o'n'"'''''' '''. ''''''..... y55 900
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
iscD ST. 10 E, ?7Iasi,. 9 sty nat-w II
schmohI 9 Norris welntraub ct al:
the plaintiff. ,............Sl SIS 900
lat s20s THIRD AvENUEl
BY James l.. Wells Co.
Is5rH ST, $50 e. ss.7xs0, sty fiat
Dollar Savings Bank agl Mitchell Nc
Dermott Const Co ct al; due, s2l,l7Os5:
taxes, sc, S7ss,o7: TO the plaintiff III, 900
The sun., 1916-10-27
JACOB sHo>GrT, Auc,Ione.r, ss Now.

wy, k'|IS AT ~ = M
I,t -7-JrWe'ry. watches, diamonds AMI
rlriGes Of every description prior oct. 90
1915, To 80 $500 ANA older dates heIt
oyer. 'uc'u iiug SjllS Il nni y necklace. :
% rings ami | Il pin. Sll0s Sli0, SiO9.
s'lll. Nl,i0, s5212 s'2"G 7s5e7. 7sisi and
S.>7t. BrunN Loan once. Il. Cohn'. Son.
PROP. 27st ~ Ave Also pledges from No
! to 5000. I Harris, hl3 Sun Ave.
oct. 20-lew"lrN. watches, diamonds and
pledge, - every description prior oct 20,
1915 Ed Berger. 7t7 9Th Ave.
oct. 2p-CInthing &C.. prior Oct. 20. 1918
I. Jacobs, sNS 81 Ave. @ Edelstein 4 Co.
cog 81 Ave.
oct 2l-Jewelry. wntch.s. diamonds. and
pledges OF every description pledged 30 No
aa>. May 4 1918. and older dates held over
from previous stle~. Equitable Personal
loan CO. ,now the 18th -. Personal Loan
co... , f.. IAN 81 Also Tor u. Tigner
iIo' 80 Ave, all pledges pledged to Oct,
- 'sla.
oct 9-Clo'h,nr a., pr,or Oct. -
io't A Wnldar, e03t ,now .oisl I'd Ave
Sow l-Nlothinr, &C, pledged prior Oct
- l9li. A Wlosuer & son, lGi lat Ave
| Htrris. tl' Hth Ave,
Soy. 9-Inrrd"um"d pledges Of every de
sr'1pfiou, consisting ~ diamond rings. pins
l'rht =, earrings, huttons, studs, charms
al i"Wrlry, watches, s,lvrrwarr avn a.
tI' lg'- prIpr to oct Ia, ltli from No
$4,000 to i>l37, and Older dates held owe
j B Noplik 4 co, loi Park Row.