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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

began before child's fifteenth year,
the exemption is $500, instead of So
600, with 2 per cent up 70 $4,000,
instead of S250,000; 3 per cent up TO
500, 900, instead of up to Sl,OOO,O0O;
4 per cent up TO 100000, instead OF
over 81 900. 1000. and 8 per cent for all
amounts of S2.000,000. For all trans
fers 10 others or corporations the eI-
emption is $500, instead Of 81 900, as
to-day, with rate of 3 per cent up 20
sos 900. instead Of $4,000; per cent
I'D TO 100000, instead of S250,000;
per cent up 10 100000, instead OF
81 100000, and per cent for all
amounts over 100000, instead of over
$1,000, 600"
GATH ST.-Harris & Vaughn and the
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company sold for DR.. William Hirsch
the four story and basement dwelling
house 50 East Gath St, on lot 20XlOO.5
feet, near Park ave. Plans for extern
sive alterations are being prepared b.
Frederick J. Steiner. architect.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-Paul NJ.
Rines and the Schoen Westminster
Realty Company sold for client of
Clifford Van Schurman $50 Southern
Boulevard. a six story apartment house,
50x1O3x117 feet.
BRYANT AVE. Henry Greenspan.
represented by Samuel Bitterman, at
torney, bought from the Vyse Building
Corporation. Peter Sinnott, president.
the two new five story apartment
houses on the west side Of Bryant ave,
adjoining the. southwest corner OF
Home St, on plot 100xl05 feet.
BRYANT AVE.-Eugene j. Busher
sold for Gustav Vein 899 Elton ave, a
six story new law house. with three
apartments on floor. on plot 3lxl25,
near l61st 81. The buyer. John Grund
Ter, gave in exchange the plot, 50xlOO
feet, on the east side Of Bryant ave,
1926 feet south OF Randall ave, and
first mortgage of S3,450 on the two fam
lily house Gil Van Nest ave.
GRAND BOULEVARD-Sam Bit
terman has bought from William II.
Jasie the large plot at the southeast
corner of the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and Echo Place. The prop
crty fronts 7l.3 feet on the Concourse
and 225 feet on Echo Place.
JEROME AVE.-Grover c. Clark and
others have sold the property at the
southeast corner of Jerome ave. and
Bedford Park Boulevard frame build
ings on plot fronting SO feet on Je-
rome ave. and about 125 feet on the
Boulevard. There is 10 be a station of
the new Jerome Avenue subway road
at that junction.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

Atlantic CITY. South Carolina ave and beach PEI
,as baths, running water IA rooms. elevator TO
street le,vli sun rsrier. Capacity $50 sp4cial
ralos Booklet BRYAN 4 WIIIIANA
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Compasnie Generals rransauintlque. with ud''
Memlins Brl. N.neI.s March 10 and Gibraltar
%. 10 Busk Daniels. Bar N. ~, +,
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Rotierdim Mach ~
ana Falmouth %. 10 'se Holland America Line
with mails aud mds- Bar. 9.ll m.
Come. sabine March %. 70 the standard Trans
co. with OIL Qua. 1913 m.
hate Creek. orAn March 3 Quar- SIS m
American lBrl ceniussos. 10 NJ Raphael 4
60. VIA sugar. quar-. - m ,,.,, 9.
santiago. Brunswick Apgu l. 70 the Mallory IS
Go With mdse. Quar- 5 Is m
B-andon. Baltimore for Boston. Sandy HOOK
Cherokee. Georgetown $ {. March 80 and VII
MN ston. [. April /. 20 the Clyde IS Co. with
C,y Of Montgomery. savannah April l. 70 the
Manuel Cal'o tspan). Vera Cruz March %.
Puerto MsIco % and Havana IL. to the ConpsnlA
lf &in,a Civil VIII T y, B;' v,,,,
aid Madeira 10. 10 Gil4ncs. with udse. Bar
pm.
Ponce. Paiiuss March % Descalarado q. .Arscibo
Hco as Co. with sugar. Bar. as p n
Princess Anne. Newport News ard Norfolk, tc the
od Dominion s. Go. with mdse. quar-. p
saratoga. Havana April l. 10 the New YORK
cuba Mall IS Co with mails and mdse. Bar LOO
kuut Hamsun tNorl Bef.s, March Is. to Ben
ham boyescn, Bar, l. IS m
hnu, Hide lNorl. Bordeaux March Is. 20 funeh
Eise Co. Bar. . m.
SAILED.
Gorrcdyk Dutch Rotterdam: S,rathsy tBrl, la
Fsiice. senator (Norl Anulla; oueenstad tBr,,
1ltaii' Genoa. oder tSori Gsvre. II sIso. Cal
weston: Madison Norfolk and Newport News North
Pauuec. Philadelphia. Ciistobal Chsiobsl; santa
Cecilia Norfolk. Mama Hata, Baltimore.
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Advisory Council Advo-
Gates Passage of Sc
cured Debts Bill.
LIGHT TRADING IN
THE REALTY MARKET
BUYER Found for Apartment
Houses In Southern Boulevard
and In Jerome Avenue.

The Advisory Council Of Real Estate
Interests has declared itself in favor OF
tho secured debts bill introduced by
Senator Mills. Regarding its attitude,
the council says on the proposed meas
urc:
an view OF the direct state tax
estimated at from three 10 twelve mill
ION dollars, and also because OF the
fact that the Legislature refused to
enact into law any Of the recommen-
dations OF the Joint Legislative Com
mittee on Taxation. which include an
income tax, an ability or presumptivee
income tax and the classified personal
property tax. the council favors the
Bill. It provides an additional source
OF revenue at time when revenue
will be sorely needed to relieve. real
estate; for it reenacts the Ia" OF IasI
wear, whereby any person may upon
ihe payment Of three quarters OF / per
cent OF the face value OF secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
Westchester Transactions.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
Eastchester Mortgage and Realty Com
pany an apartment in Pondfeld Court.
Bronxville. to W. G. Smith, of Chicago.
for long term.
The Scarsdale Estates Organization.
Robert r: Farley, president, has sold
Tor Dr.. Albert Brown his residence on
Greenacres av., Greenacres, in Scars
dale, 10 Newcomb Cleveland, vice-pres-
ident OF the Erickson Company, of this
city.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

H.saii. Samoan Islands. Australia feIcsp,
Wei and specially addressed mail Tor Nrw
Zealand via san Francisco lclo5e al 80
= mD-Sicrra Observation-Disclosures. APR
Haasl. IN Islands. New Zealand and Aus
fraia Except We.O via Vancouver and
Victoria T. g lciose Al $50 p MI
Japan. Corea end china especially addressed
only) via Sestilsl ,cos' a. $50 MI
canada N,ru ........................ Apr
Japan. Colcs and China especially sddNesei
onl,) via san Francisco l'iose at II 80
D mj-Panama Nam .....................Apr
Japan. Co-ea anil China especially addressed
only VIA Seatile) lcio.e al $50 MI
Tamua MANI ........-.-.... .......... -. Apr
Hawaii VITA san Francisco lclose a. 1850
p rri-Mstsonia Observation-Disclosures. Apr
japan. Cofea China AMI Philippine Islands
VIA Vancouver ard Victoria u @ (close
a. $50 o ml-Nmp-oss ~ Russia. ..... Apr
Tahiti. MsTqgeas. Cool Islands. New Zealand
aud specially addressed mail for Australia
lga San Francisco (cioae a. ll.,O MI
Natal ......-.......-. .......... .... Apr
Guam AID Philippine Islands via san Fran
cis-oI fc'ose a. IL 30 . M u Transport Apr
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Apr 81
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S34.O4 Monthly

Attractive bargains offered by Banking De-
partment state OF Sew York to builders.
investors and prospective homeseekers
large number Of vacant lots AZ Grantwood,
Morsemere. Leonia. Ridgeneld. and Tesneck.
New Jersey. at one-half Of former owners
prices Also large number OF two-family
houses az Hudson Heights. Clits!de, and
Palisades Park. New Jersey at about one
half Of former prices. All OF the above prop
critics are within a fve-cent fare 2ons
and within thirty minutes OF Manhattan.
These properties must be sold quickly 10 close
the business Of two corporations now being
liquidatcd by the Banking Department, and
arc offered al real sacrifice prices. Special
inducements TO contractors and builders who
will purchase a considerable number OF lots.
For further particulars address Benz. ID.
Haight Special Deputy Supt. OF Banks. care
Banking Dept. 81 Broadway, New York City.
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Tr,nsfer,.-Aprtl s. ?. m; Irlmn mlchae
Shelby, "a 70 SD. Assignment a. station h9ne ~
t1rdsnt discon.!nued Harold j.. Hiss joan q
o'Connor Martin Morrison. HarC Iarsuno sho
Michsel Mcnamara all Of 5ith. to sun hutua-
Charles H. wash. Trsffc Is 10 Traffic H. hSfN
Farrell. Traffic ID 70
Temporary AsIsnmenc,-Ptlmn. JIrna Comm
9Th pct 70 9Th l. u. a m, April o 70 N .
April So duty IN raidpd premises. To sth J. ID
from precincts indicated. duty n r.idsd plen1,ss
Sa m. April :. 10 p NJ. April 20. Ptlmn Ie'S'
I rolk liNh: Ioecph Green. l65d. frsnA J.
Oberlr 1884. Michael lsnley. 10Th.
Leaves Of Absence tsithoui pay l.-ftmh' henl,.
mir / Schoenho1. 25d. | dAy. o. m, Aprl -
Henry o serini. 25ih. day. a. ~, April . Iohn
H. Pahst. Sis'. I DAY. u p. m. April >: ,haI,r, :.
Freshman. 3lst I dsy. a. IN. Apdl g. fr.der
! Munz,r. ssh. ] day. a m. April Aio.2h
Bsrthed. seth. days a. M April o. h,eNey j.
Allen l5.d I day. T. oil a. m, April II Jse.'
Ho9oid. ic2d ! jas. l. OF a. M. Aptil 3 jam; :
Connofs Bridge. ! day. l. ol a, m. Apnl k9oei'
" Smith Trafnc r. I day. 80 q m, Apri o. ,
Relieved from suspensIon.-Ptlinn. James -
Mitchell lseth, l. IS .. NJ April !. ,
Suspended Without PN.-Ptun James u.
Mitchell ligth. ]. IS p m, April J.
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debt have the security exempted from
taxation for a period of five years, but
amendments have been made so as not
TO make the law applicable to BANKERS
or bond dealers.
"The former pay their tax IN the
form OF the state bank tax. while the
latter were never intended 10 pay the
tax, which was 10 be paid by the IN
weston. The Advisory Council IKE,
wise approves CT Senator Miss Dill
amending the inheritance tax law, re-
ducing the amount Of exemption SUD
icct to the tax. but has registered its
objection 10 the passage OF senator
Fmersons bill, which would tax the
intangible property Of non-residents.
At present the inheritance tax Ia"
taxes the tangible property and own,
ership in New York corporations OF
non-res idents, but by Senator EmeT-
sons bills vast amounts of intanglole
securities of non-residents now in trust
companies or the vaults of the various
safe deposit companies would be taxed
and compelled to leave the state.
"This policy Of taxation would drive
capital from New York City, whereas
every effort should be made TO enact
laws that would encourage capital 10
remain here for investment purposes
II is extremely doubtful whether the
revenue Of the state during the nrsI
wear OF the operation OF the Emerson
law would be augmented, while subse-
quent years would bring a deficit be
cause of the Disappearance Of the tax
able securities.
"The exemptions provided by. both
the Emerson and Mills bills retain the
amount Of $4,000 for transfers TO fatn-
er. mother. wife or child, but make the
following changes: One per cent from
So 900 to $4,000. instead I $4,000, as
to-day; per cent on the next sI''ooo,
instead Of up to s25O0OO; 3 per cent
on the next 100000, instead Of up to
81 900. 900, and per cent for all
amounts over 100000. instead Of over
81 900 900. For transfers TO brother,
sister. wife or widow Of son or hus-
band of daughter. or 10 any child TO
whom deceased acted as parent for more
than ten years, provided relationship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

be 8 per cent, possibly 5 per ca,
bonds. as ts
The bondholders' comu;,.
nOuneed that az Otto T. Barnard. ~. ~
man, and W. P. Gest, vlc..e,,i van
had been appointed special eona'a
with power to act on tn. NJ,
stockho lders' proposal /, ;s''e'ss,ss
stood that they are favorabI. sas.s.
terms. s 70 Ne
New Company Provided "a,
The preferred Stockholders,
tees plan in rs present fern ,.an'''
vldes for the formation Of q $50 pro.
pany. with stock capi,aI;,s, ton.
ssO,000.000. This is a reduct;or 1e .,
100000 from the project that w. w. w.
approved several weeks ago BY ~ ~ as
mon stockholders COMMITTEES =. .ssscn.
John W. Platten is Chairman saieA
OF the new stock, which Is al
class. II IS proposed tina, ga N. ore
go to the preferred share holder.
present corporation on prac,;s.M re
shsre-for-share basis and ths, s,sy 4
600 go 10 the common stock holsSve'
their holdings Of si9,s72. 400 I I, lo'
ton. it is understood that s2o N oo az \.
will be issued in the form Of 49,
TO the preferred stock holders 70, ,' s'''
dividends. which now amount % !. Ve's
cent, these 20 be convertible M ~
after the notes have been maid az 'aH
Just how the Platten cor-.
stands on the plan Of the nrss. .''''
committee, of which James n We
ia chairman. was not divulrea 80.
day. The two committees renre:.v ,e''
the shareholders have been in nss
encc recently, and Wall Stree, bs ya.'''
that an agreement will be rs,s,',
which will keep the case out a. ~
courts. "'
Under the Wallace plan tho ,..,
capitalization of the international ~.
camille Marine Company would \.
duced from sl75.59l.245 to sIlo oSs Az y,
exclusive OF the obligation, ~ f'' ~
sidisry companies. The paymen, a, n, -
notes at their maturity would fr,,k..
cut the amount TO Si20.000. 600
The cash assets Of the COMPANY a..
estimated to be about $4,000 00O' a.
rouncemen; yesterday that Great r..
ain would increase its tax on ,r,.,.
war profits from 50 to so per cent W.,
received as favorable rather than o,b.,
wise. Previous reports had placed n,
tax as high az s5 per cent. IN. |,
crease in business II the war la,,, =,
other year, it is believed. will NOR. Ia,
Offset the amount Of the greater lew
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FIRE RECORD.

q .-fgos Vo- Az: Michael Smulhof 80.
Sai-isg3 Brook az Isaac Brown: $500
glS-arl West 18th st. Anna Thomas. sl.ooo
D .0-s20 TN Az Gotham Rubber Co unSnoNu-
ia io-.4ig 1th az Sadie Stiiin.n; tnn.ng
II 81 Tafsveifr st. Frank hohrling. rihirE
II .3i-7i Last goth 81. LYMAN Neiner unknown
y VI. 49, .,.t
IL iO-ioel Let AZ Michael T.. Cesy; 'rihins.
Is.5S-l65i Bsihzaie s'. Lena fleis' Slight
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IrPIL Id

Roma lFrl Lisbon Mach p. Pon'a DelS@fa -
Hors 70 and Providence April 3. 10 W E.Seil
90 with mise bar o..
Amelia BIZ Mon,ego BAY March IS snd Port
Bar. i.3o
Nlciui with sugar. Bar. m.
P.nistone BIZ, La Palice Mirch Fl, 20 tho
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Alterations.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. W cor si,h a.. 10 a., dv,
Low. 20 last eth s.. owner: c Tbain ia
Bfoaissy architect. so 900
FULTON ST, n Greenwich At. n . IA s.v
ca't. store and lot blds. J Giachner. 1914 Gree,
rieh -. owner: Msricke 4 Franke = Madison
"a North. architects. So 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

Stockholders Of the Centennial Cop
per Mining Company yesterday elected
Dudley s. Dean, Benjamin Joy and +.
V. r. Thayer directors, to succeed
Walter l.. Frost. Walter Hunnewell and
George A. Flagg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

c. ". Woolley. president of the
American Radiator Company. has been
elected to the directorate of the Amer
lean Cotton Oil Company.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

- IRVING PLACE (Gram-rcy Park neigh
borhoodD quaint apartment. six rooms
pain mahogany furniture. large French
windows, 80 month, references
A ~ IEnNApn
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Iernick. March 90-Balio fNor). New York.
paulllac. March 2o-AFmonia (BD. New York ana
Portland
Tore Annunziais. March 25-Rhodsn The Obj.
New York .
Chri.tianla. March 27-Knstianisfiord tNor) New
AOrk. -
st Michs-. April s-Regns d'Itsns utoD. New
York for Genoa.
Gibraltar. April l-Ho,a tBr). New York for Caste
ldnsrc
Port Natal April knight Of the Thistle tBrl.
Nsu York and Newport News via 81 Lucia Tor
hIadlyosok
Pc-nanihico. April 3-Acre Braid. New lorh.
81 ,fchae!s April 3-Barendrechl Dutch. Ne.
York FOR Barcelona. Omega lDutchl. for La Pal
lice
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington, April IN. southern storm 10 ncS
on III. middle Atlantic coast and MOVING north
eastward II has been attended By rains IN the
middle Aisutir states and southern Ns~ England
and snow IN Northern New England and eitrcrn.
Northern Nev YORK Local sno.s are sl-o reporter
from ~ uuD~r AXE region and tie extreme upper
Mississippi valley and snow and rain from Ne
southern Rocky Mountain region Kansas ana oAla-
bona . -
Temperatures have not changed decidedly in any
par, o. the country. and readings are conNnefiny
below normal over the plains states and TIC Upper
Mississippi valley. -, - 49,
Tie Indications ar. that tie -eather will D. r.
e-aly fair Wednesday anf THURSDAY over the states
.sst OF the Mississippi River. etcer, that snoN ],
rrob.ble W.dnesday In Northern New England. III.
temperature will De sofnevhs; lover Weine'1S pm
IN. OHIO Vallsy and Tennessee and higher ~ te
middle A'lsntic states. 81 A,
Minds f0r Wednesday and Thursday: North AZ
iantic IRISH .sg: middle Atlantic, moderate norm
10 west: south Atlantic. east Cur ana West 'ulii
iisht variable upper lakes. moderse ~es. Anu
ne-th.e@t: lower lakes. light 20 moderate west,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

The Eastman Kodak Company yes
terday elected William s. Clifford di-
rector. TO succeed Sir James Fender,
resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

Stockholders of Phelps, Dodge e. Co..
at the annual meeting yesterday. elect
ed Walter Douglas director, to take
the place Of George hoffman, resigned.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

TO uBLET. AT VERY REASONABLE RENT. Az
wiufnhhed suite Of three rooms. two baths over
looking the square. Inquire Gree Of sherman
Square hotel. Suit. 9o7
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sAIIEp

Penang. April i-Esremont Castle lBrl. New YORK
Port Nssl March ai-Mnsno tBr) from New
York;. vlsdivostok; 81. roJooka haru Jap
from New York; Yokohama
Rotterdam. March so-Yndum tDutchl, New iofk;
80 Willem Van Drel, sr iDuthl. New YORK
81 N.zairr. March 27-Ferrons (Brl, Ser York. ~,
MissourAn tBrl. New York:
Glasgow April IS, Louis tFrl. New York.
Rotterdam. March S0-Ryswyck DUTCH, Now forA;
Minter,Wyck Dutch. New York.
barcelona April 2-Snowdonisn (Brl. Nov York.
Colombo. April Monaghan tBr) from CicuttN.
New York.
Caa1lr. April 2--Lerle New York.
RIO de Janeiro. Ap5l 3-Psnnsyl' snia, New loiN.
Bermuda. April i-EVangelins. New York
PASSED.
lizard S,orstsd fNorl. New YORK. for Hate
Prawie Point. April +-ruemede tBrl, NeF No-s
Cibraiiar April t-Pslermo utaD. New York 'or
GcnoS o.,
81 Helena. April s-Fon tBr) New York 'or Cage
Tn.-n and Me-hnmrne
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LEGAL omciai R-esrs>-1ns following orciai reco'h
,,oro IN. Westh.r Bureau shows the changes IN tne
,enper.tnrs for the last twenty-fcur hou1 IN COM
p,rison with the corresponding date Of last J'sr'

Highest Temperature yesterday. 20 desfees 81
l2.02 a mi; lowest. 81 at 9ts a M .,e'a N
"a ,,er.ss Tor corresponding date last yer, W.
average Tor corresponding date last thh'y-thfee
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Sales in Auction Rooms.

By Joseph T. Day.
10Th ST, iB ". s. 433 v Columbus A.. .ltigo. :,
4 stv dwlg. Helen Hodges sgt Bertha ne hi't
., Al Bond & Rshson. sitis; Httei0n for rci .
due tlSs21l9: taIes. etc. 500 wlndrwn- , -
noPNtNCSIDE Az. o. s. 1913 liith -. fS.ot
~ H,x,t1gY . IS tenmt. II schpar1 al
tnhar a. al. Rounds. Hatch Diliinsham ne
yoise sftys. II Murray. ref. due. W 9sf'-s .
tates etc SAL so: 10 The plsinuh Tor s-oQvV'
IsTH ST l6s W o. 50 I'm AZ. -O1Jvf. fF
t,mmt: L Reichsfdf agt Pennlane Realty 60 e. :, &.
Ia 9 = Heydt siys: y lockwood. ~
due sI0.Si5.77. taxes. etc. So. 20 the platinum
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

tni'.i states Coast ard G.odenc survey.
sur-is. 3 3i Moon rises "a n. -
Suns.t.............. % Moon sets ~ m }. 10 q
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rsr>es,, for Special lscat es.-ens.rn NsS
Yecs snd Southern Mes England. overcast ts-oss'

Eastern Pcnnsylvsnla New JsrseT. DetsNe,
Nsryl.nd m. District Of Columbia. virginia. Nodh
and south Carolina. GeoTFa. Florida. mas W.
Virrinis Ohio Western pennsJ.unia, western ~
YORK lover Michigan and upper hichgeh' 'sf 10
dsy ard probably 10 morrow ,-,, -
<o-hsrn New England snow DAY. followed ~
clearing. fair 20 mo-os. -, r..,..,
Ashsm,. Mississippi. Louisiana Ard Eastern
Ter.s cioui- to-day aud to morrow
Oklahoma rain IN southern portion snn rtln W
NOV IN northern portion n day; cloudy 10 morrow
nrohsb rain In eastern portion. .,,..
Western Tera. cloudy today. rain N pshnAnupe'
FIR " mJrrON.
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NtIIfGitiPIII>s.

hVLriGRApH TYPrwRIrrEN LErrERs, 400
10. 900. t.s3. 10000. 50 GEO d.
NLATliEHtOlsp. 100 Broadway tEquitsbls Blds. J.
Room lsi Rector "a
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New Building Plans.


apnAnwAy d. 2s5 n 18Th st. extending through
10 I'm ay for a l. NY Theatre. storta and SUD o.,
bdg 100 2rl436y iues. Bsrey Estate Co: III
Broadway, Lord a Hewlett md william La Mh@'
~ KIN az. architects. 500 900.
I2aTH ST. 4o5 70 ~ West. and l25th ST. SIS 10
~ West: for ! ST. frame church. 'vhi- NJ 1, |,
SCOTT Cameron. 81 East SSH 81. owner. II
WhiftA lg3 East 23d 4. architect; 500.
aTu Av.w 1851 n 18Th It. tor / SIS and bsi.
~ ognsr: : B Eisendrsth aud Is Horwitz. srcni-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

LEGAL Fereesst-oTercAst to-dsy' iIf
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

EF Henry BfdNI
2l7rH ST W. intersection Bolton Road -. -
100 between Zo9th and cloth SIS. -aat5S ttfgt :
TO City Il r2o2 10 g sl-lh - -
vacant: a Smith sgt salem Land 60: Sml.n'
;; ~ D DIV ~ . ., S @s &C. Coz Githdfsan
100. ) sty tenmt and stores, J Pawsl az Jun
Isofa e al B Si T1g.aa. NY 70, ,ss n5s' "
By BRYAN l. Kennedy.
LANES ST o. S. 400 Batavia st. 255I95.s n
New Chambers SKIS lIs5l sy tenmt 'nd
stores. Farmers Loan q Trust Co. a. trustee az
Union Construction a Re9y % e. a. Dei i's.
Ssl 800 IS. taxes. etc. Soyj.a' 10 he pAihhn 'o'
By Hcrber, A sherman.
30 Az. rs and l2S. " cor lith =. 81 siloo. I
Ely hot, Caroline De II Brlgs, az g Goursa,l
et al. { Runk. atty. A Norton. rel; p.ri-
don to o'heere 4 cunningham for slie.eoo.
By NJ Morsen,hau Jr.. Co.
10TH ST. S2S Z. IS. 80 "a a., 25Iloo . ,y
!snn, and stores: Anna E.Do'%S at o Go,n-
r-f. due. s. s6655. t.1es, etc. 81 sub to first
mtg $4,000. 10 the painuf for Si',5oo
A. the Bronx EIchsnge.
b Joseph r D,y.
PROSPECT Az. llOl aid lbs and 1921 " . lsl
i6efh and l67th SIS l60yl0p, four O., tenn'
and stores Mylv!m C9rpolAlen sg III, r.19i ~
due. ST 5Issi. taxes. etc. $3.50: 10 the pl4inun
ior goo oysf Prior liens ,.o,, =. -,,,so vacant.
UsioN ~ III. 'i ~. Go o, az, Finsnei.rs Really
% 81 al: + l. Allen. atty. " & Grinn. REF: due.
,ie. o2g 81: taxes. etc. s7olss. to John CoTein
By Bryan I. Kennedy.
LA FoNrAINE Az. ?o5?. running through 70
trthYr A. e s, 995 18th st.. 5oiloOigoi.5x
100. i sly dwls and vacant: TaI Len Go 81 ~
rel: due. ,7,os5.. iaIes. &c. hiiiSe' 10 the
plaintiff for $1,000