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The sun., 1916-10-31
THRIFT's NEW HOME PLANNED.

shampan & Shampan have hled plans
Tor the two story and basement fire.
proof bank building 10 be erected on the
northeast corner Of DeKalb avenue and
Ryerson street, Brooklyn. for the Pratt
Institute az owners. 10 be known as The
Thrift Charles NJ. Pratt. president
Harold ]. Pratt. secretary Francis l..
Noble. treasurer. The building will be
an example Of the architecture OF the
neoclassic period Of the Italian Renais-
sance. the details having been modelled
TO a great extent after the famous
Forum de Traian al Rome, Italy.
The sun., 1916-10-31
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME

10 rooms, Q baths. large open fireplace;
erage: large shaded plot: abundance Of
shrubbery: wonderful view Of Long Island
bathing beach: club house. pier and sta
ton only ~ minutes out. greatest bargain
OF the year. easy terms can be arranged.
The sun., 1916-10-31
SHOW ROOM FOR GOTH STREET.

G. l.. Lawrence Is to spend $4,000 on
q two story show room at IS East
twentieth street, according to plans
Med yesterday by J. Hauser. who de-
signed The improvement. The building
Will be 25x7s.4.
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REAL EsTATERs TO PARADE.
Being Formed for Big
Hughes Procession,

A real estate division for the Hughes
torchlight parade, which takes place
next saturday night, Ia being organized.
,nose desiring to march will kindly send
.neir names at once to Harris Il. Fisher,
~ East ~Thirty-third street. Full infor-
NATION will be furnished as to time and
poiht OF assembly on receipt OF appiica-
ton. Albert Il. Ashforth will be the
marshal Of the division and Mr.. Fisher
major and aid.
The sun., 1916-10-31
BUYER ron OssINING FARM.

The James ID. Gardner farm near
Osslning has been bought by Harry Cor
don of New York city. The property
consists Of twenty acres and buildings
on the State oad Just outside the VII
lage. The sale was made through the
Ayles Real Estate Exchange of Ossinins.
The sun., 1916-10-31
$4,000 FLATS For CHELsEA.

Plans for a $4,000 tenement for the
site at 81 and 3l3 West Twenty-fourth
street were put on file yesterday by the
81 West Twenty-fourth street Com
pany through +, c. Hunter The house
Will be 81 feet wide and So. 8 feet deem.
The sun., 1916-10-31

HANDSOME home Of q rooms and bath,
water. gas. electric light. heat and every
modern improvement. spacious veranda :
nice large plot: near trolley. station and
school. easy terms and no reasonable offer
refused from good party wanting to make
this a permanent homo. c. HOME. Box
100 Sun office.
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HARLEM CORNER SOLD.

y. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for the
Altman estates the southeast corner Of
ST Nicholas avenue and 18th street, q
I'VE story apartment house on a plot 76x
s5x irregular. Thu building Is entirely
rented and will be under h manage
ment Of n. A. Berwin q Co.
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'sG5.ooo BEEKMAN ST. BLDGs.

Plans were filed to-day for the two
six story buildings to be erected at ls
and is Beekman street for Harry Lin
deHmeyer * Sons. as lessees. Taylor &
Mosely. the. architects. estimate the cost
at sos. 900.
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Other Cities Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct. @-Hoss-Receip,s.
$1,000 w,st' i5s STs.r S.;.srdsy'; ayss.
mixed 49, iS 3 he:ys; n"siS.so;
bee. cr', ss,,is. ;slsss i 1852 w s.s.; S s,."4.'
~: ss s;s:. and at'i h.issr. s' s,.ssSs.5S;; caves caves.
,E:SSss.So' ewes. "'sSS4.s:: lambs. ''ss.S
INA KAssAs ... crFI y Oct, Oct; %Siw5;nso..Hsss;
butchers ksscaio.iS; light. ''ssosIo.oS;
cst;lc~Keccip,., 10000. including 300
steers I.5ogli: dressed beef steers, ,7.5
nH.;oa 7. s%Gu'S ssifsr s.e ssssS';soass;;' s,ocktr sG and
feeders ss7SUs bulls, "I7bas?t; calves.
shcep~Receipt., $4,000; i5c. higher.
Lambs iiotoan: yearlinGs. .t7.So9s.7b:
wethers, tps: ewes, t75a7sb.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. N.-Hoss-Receipts.
ia.5oo: 5 20 iee, io.er; Lishn, sssS!io:
alo.2o good heavy. 'io.Naio.,s: bulk.
,cS.sls~E.cslp,., $500: steady to ,ee.
ysarlin.., steer: and h:it,ra ts:so9ii.iS:
cows, I6Jo@7.7b: stockep and feeders.
'syso@7SS; Texas quarantine steers. 1850
US. primo INV stoeIp eoV cows
and heifers. t%5og15oi prime yeariins
steers and heifers. $Ibo0s: native calves,
S6nlo25,
sheep-R.cs'pts. 1850; steady to 50.
higher Lambs. T501li: ewes. B76Q
7,?5: yearlings. Dds.76,
PITTsBuRG, oct; Seattle s,.ady;
.qEn,y' i!4G SHr'0Ad'' Choice "ass0;
shecp~steady Supply. Is doubl. d.cs..
Prime wethers, E25a750; Gull and com
mon. ;;59gt5c; lambs. Taio,6o; veal
Hogs--steady, Receipts. 10 double decks.
Prime heavies. No.l5 9lo. 20; mediums,
s9.95Hl0; heavy Workers.. SN.75Ts.sb; light
Workers.. 'saSasbo; pigs, Uasa5; roushs,
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. sc.-cattl.-R..
ceipts,. 1000: steady shipping steers, $50
llo.6o; butchers. t6as,5o; heifers, S5T
7S.: COWS. ,'sS9L bulls: Hg7; .;ocssfns
snd ,ssdsIs nq7'io; fresh cows and
HE. 'S
HGs.nR:csip,:. a,Scc; active. Heavy,
400 10. 10; light Workers, Vbods7J; piss'
Ssns2S; roush'' @asaS+o; stays t7.So9
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $4,000; &C.
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Jew iz.s.y ZEAL isrArs 70. SALE NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR Sal
Delightful All Year Villa Close to Water
Plot looxl7s Fl.
$500, EASY TERMS
Express Service.

Finely situated in most charm
ing select neighborhood near the
city; water views; elevation 800
feet; cool in summer. House has
beautiful living room with fire.
place, dining room and servants
quarters on first floor. Seven
large bedchambers. 8 baths.
Everything is modern. all con-
veniences. electric light, parquet
floors. walls panelled, beamed
ceilings, etc. Golf, excellent
The sun., 1916-10-31
ANOTHER sCARsDALE BUYER.

The Scarsdale Estates have sold a plot
adjoining on the north Lynus Keating's
nome In the Greenacres section of Scars
dale to J. s. Sroder Of New York city.
The sun., 1916-10-31
JAMAICA SITE FOR Flats.

e. w. Scutt & Co have sold TO the
hanover Investors i've lots at the north
west corner OF Fulton street and SUIT
pnin road, Jamaica. L. l., to build stores
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lenders Attorney
Uptown.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney,)
CITY HALL PLACE: 2a.:7. g.. INi.A "
Pearl 81, t?.sNyg. l0N5s.l0 to . : pl.
March 10. lsl5-Harry G H~aIienbeek'
Moniclair, y }. to Annie T. Lupton. sag
= MarTs AZ. srooslyn. and chas c
viii OF frank II Lup,on; a,;ys. MSrrsy'
insersoil. Hoss a Humphreys. IL will
ssD ST. 81 i. ;. l:7 : Madison ssy i''SS1
1905, June /. iNi2-Linian Ward Porter
20 Martha A and Ada Z Slater. n e;
sttXs Bowers q :. ~ Cedar st. $40. 900
iosTH :T ios-ic5 W.: n ; 100 " columbu.
Realty GO TO Geo Hahn. 100 l. s5th ST;
atty Lawyers Title q T CO. 100
CRY HALL PLACE &c. n o.. ,.:sss'gSs
:t?ss7s. e s.. April is. iss5-Patrick
Murphy IN the East River Saw Instn, 2sl-
$50 hway' atty. Michael c Gross, los
sisT ST. lei f.. .lo Park aS. ''G TX
loos. SEP, q. ioos-Martin steinthal to
sarah King; atty, Title Guar & Trust
FULTON ST. lis, 5, a5x7S. January ~
ris-Aibert. a and Marjorie Newman to
Albert a Newman. sa?+ East End av,
cS co.. i9s Bway any title Guar q Tras,
BANTER Ssm !. f 81, ,G Ras,. =, ,s5 :s.,'
Aug =. 9o6-Barnett Freedman and ano
70 Lum.nc Masucci: atty, has Ger.
har'ni; at9 sway. ........,..... sac. 900
CITY HALL. Pl- 20 n =, 2ldxs4 ss "a OF
sos, May IS. 1s92-Thos Hammili 10
Emigrant ndust Saw Bank, atty, stephen
rhiihin. 81 Chambers t........... 81. 900
CITY HALL. 'P1. 81. n =. same property
Same TO same: atty. w c orr. 81 cham.
ners ...... 49,. $40. 600
PEARL ST. . W 8. 2l.li n W city Hall
Hammili to Emigrant Indust Saw Bank
atty. Title Guar 4 7 Co. ia Bway iii 900
ei. ss.iI5io 81 smsa:s,Es.s:s.ss!s az Dec . W &C cry iop Dan
Theresa, wife Francis X seagrist, 10
same; attys, r a r. J O'Gorman. III
ST: 1870 Z. n .. a2S q Av 4. asxss q
Oct IL, 1911. ieasehold-Fred'k Brunn to
IND Jno May. e ate al M Az. ski sy; l Islyn;
18TH st. % VS. g 4i2 " 9th Nv. 26S
eell. Mar ]. l007-Harrya and sadie Her
ssDfiro We Marsnrst z Napier; atty.
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sale. Market lower at 80 q 40 rs per zoe
lbs. for light 10 heavy hogs; - for roughs
ls5 lbs, average. .ic:S per 100 lbs: 100.
ll6. $40. 20; ? roughs. $40. %. X. II. Hollis,
/? state hogs. 40. sioa5: IS. Ios. sio.i5'
Andrew Mullen. - state hogs. 1872, SO cS.
s. Sanders. 81 State hogs. 1852. 3io.2a: 3.
.3s. tlo:5; 6 roughs. 1928. 80. Kerur Com
mission Co, ~ state hogs 1855. 80 rs; /.
ito. Slo.l5; 2 roughs. $50. - Tobin &
shannon, 8 state hogs. ia. $40. s. Judd a
Co., s state hogs, l20, $40.
The sun., 1916-10-31
LARGER EAST SIDE PLAYHOUSE.

The Henry Street Settlement has
leased from DR.. Samuel y. Douglas 8
PIT street. north OF Grand street. for a
long term OF years. with an option to
purchase. The property adjoins In the
rear the ~Neighborhood Playhouse of the
Henry Street Settlement at t68 to 40
Grand street. The building will be con-
hrci"d with the playhouse and used In
connection with II for many OF the set
Elements increasing activities. The Pitt
street house IN Ave stories. on lot 25.6
front by about 100 feet deep. Tho NJ.
Mo'genthau. Jr,. Company negotiated
the transaction.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat Il XEsEY STREET.

p,vrps,n,B{ Jo:ePh p. Day.
HSiDE DRIVE, . cor 18th 1T, 1O<, Ak
ll,;ox irreg, ~ sty strathmore apt house
TNewboid Morris agt + A de feyste ct
al PARTITION: TO D DIR Chapman Si6i, 900
each 2ox100. o.-J Il Kaiser ast Chas
Kaiser ct all partition: prior mtgs.
stoooo' TO Walter + Peacock. for a
CHERRY ST. 4s4, ai.5o. I s,y blds"R' 4
rora agt S p Schlassky ct al; due,
,fnn'>o'os; taxes. &C. a2'ss1: to the plain:
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n.n.B by Joseph p. Day.
ST. n $. sol Q Wallace av.
2ok95-Dora Pines agt ] W Farrington
ct Al. due, s14436: taxes. &C. S5iiip;
to the plaintiff. -. 800
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MECHANICS r
Manhattan.

Sd ST, 81 E-Henry Kopslmsn ct a, Art
Jacob Oresky. owner a Contractor. Ska 20
10TH ST. 1875 W--American Radiator Co
aRt Home for Aged and Innrm Hebrews
owner; Monroe Golding. contrac,
isiTH ST, 500 w.Edw j Mccab. tio1 %
uei simons, owner: George weekes. con
iS.p ST, iss:i7c' wi.wimpi: El.c s?ss c Is
Inc, agt Margaret c Brown, owner; Kat
a Leibowitz. Inc. contractor, 49,. 'Si7a
9TH Az. 62S n b25h-Berii A%ronowitz art
Harris Mandelbaum a. Fisher Levin.
contractors; Martinique Lunch Co, Inc,
9TH ST. IS w-Fr.nci. Callahan
Elise y Rice. owner& Contractor. So7S' 20
18TH ST. n Q. ??S n W OF I'd av-Wm L II
calm ast Frank J Gunther. owner 4
BowERY, 2o.-Gerneirt stump Co. Inc. at
Canton Realty Co. Inc, owner; Levin q
Levin Co, Inc. contractors. ...... .SsII.a5
Bronx.
PROSPECT AV. 6%5-Abraham Dublin Art
Bernard Hauser. owne a Contractor ssS7
KELLY ST. s35-MAx MinskoY arr Sarah
II smith, owner q contractor, ssa
ROGERS Pl. sb7-Joseph Lerner art s u
Buckingham owner n contractor, 49,. ais
DECATUR Az. e O.. 2t5 II n OF isith al"
Charles Neundorf agt Alphonse Fogel.
owner q contractor. 49,, SIS6o
KELLY ST. s35-Joseph Lerner akt sarah
b Smith. owner h contractor. .... ,S5Ib
lNTERVALE Av. ess-Max Minskorf AT
Sarah u Smith, owner a contractor. 40
INTEkVALE AV, s3s-Joseph I.ernsr AT
Sarah d smith. owner a contractor .Ss5.i5
The sun., 1916-10-31
sD AVENUE THEATRE LEASED.

The Atlas Photoplay Company. repre-
scented by Abraham J. Halprin. It's attor-
ney. a leased for a long term the NOV
ing picture theatre at 1888 and 1890
Third avenue.
The sun., 1916-10-31
BROKER IN aorH ST. SALE.

r. Harry Schefers negotiated the sale
OF s2i East Thirtieth street. recorded
yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-oUEENa
MODERN COTTAGE
Excellent Communication to N. Y. City.
r. b. WELLS, TO BI

Excellent neixhborhood: 6 rooms. bath
and all improvements verandas front and
siie; fun cellar, hot water heat. gas. elect.
large lawn. sidewalk. &c.; owner cannot
occupy; great bargain for $4,000. will take
$500 cash, balance small monthly pay
City.
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HUDSON ST, 400, c3x5ps q. 4 ,ty bids with
s,r--F NJ Tichenor and ano. aSmrs, AIT
NJ + Flannery ct al: due, S3l. s22 30;
Mses' &C. N'sei.os: to the .plain-
The sun., 1916-10-31
SEE THE NEW HOUSES AT
Kew Gardens
-Io,,.s Sro- u.,.,a a.

REAL ESTATE@OUT OF TOWN.
II ONLY SAFE way for . prudent
man to buy a country home fully ex-
planned by
IN West S2d ST. Phone Mad. So $3.50.
The sun., 1916-10-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

list ST. %s & 90 E-zebso C~ontract,n.
60, Inc; a. Lsi"'ner Realty Co 81. al;
list st. t32 Il <S< E-John J Hsarn Cont
GO ast Leissner Realty Co ct al; May IA,
serH ST. sai E-Msl wie..r Masassss
Kramer ct al; Oct -. 1905. .....,.,oia
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
\

tWith name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is. omitted
address party Of the nrst part.)
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EAST OF Fifth avenue betweon Fourteenth |

EAST of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and ll0th s%treetsp
30TH ST, Sl F.. is.6x9s,9-Jno N Schaefcr
to Jno Sandberg. al Z 3lst ct, mtg ga
800. Oct "a: atty. Title Guar & 7 Co,
s5TH 81 3g5 i. soIioo.t.rrieia Brshm
10 Mary y Murtaugh. on Irving av.
Floral Park, Il Of q. a I. q c.. C a y. con
rrmation deed. Oct 6; atty. Jno d Harri-
I'd Az. issi. y c 18TH st ;:io:: e.. 7s.iis
sssEsydney %Bernhsimer. trustee in
Louis Jacobs. is+2 eth av.. AL liens Oct
-: atty. Edw + spitz. 30 Broad IT. $500
l0lsT ST. ll6 E. i6xi0o.il ,foreclos, oct
"a. lsls!.Jno J Rooney. ref. to cecilie
Joseph. 100 W i2sth 81. Oct rs. atty. Hy
LEXiNGToN Az. 1858. is.sx7o tiore.
closure. Oct 10. 1870 Geo w Simpson.
ref. to Sara Cohn. so Il 6Sth st. sdn for
Herbert Frank. Dorothy. Marjorie and
Charles Cohn. Oct 80: atty. Samuel. Hon.
,osgTHE 1sd ,oo s,h ss'poO
Annie Berktnson TO Moilie K!rshner. NJ,
,os yFffd 81. So ! i L. o ssssuiioo-Xns.io Camera
90 Mark $ Reardon 3D.; iIS keap st:
25; atty. Jno b Pine. SO Wall st....3.
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tSouth Of Fourteenth street.l

Downtown.
- 'south of Fourteenth strest.)
WEST BROADWAY. Ia. 25x5o-Louise II
Cornell to Benz Haffis. ss7 Dawson ct,
Bronx. b& .. all liens. Oct is; atty.
Lawyers Title d T Co. lso Bway. .....Si
SANE PROP-Ben1 Harris TO Rose Bsody.
DIVISION ST, ?u. notwithstanding
Rubinowitz to Marie kahrs, 1873 Edge
water road. mtg $4,000 all liens. sept
''s' .''s ...s..tl
ST. sis. y e cor lOth 81, (2t6-5O
w, S0.6xls.6x irreg-Harry u Towle ct
al to Milton Realty Corpn. as Cedar sI.
mtg 10000. Oct "a: atiys. Bowers 4 ),
PRoP-Niitcn Realty corpn to js.
Illus A Stursberg. Is T. 9th st, mtg 32o.-
900. Oct IS. atty. Z II Scheuber. 200
Av, 3. sis n e Biceckcr St. sCs;s.ss''
irreg-Clement !. Parsons to Emily S
Carlisle. East Orange " J. all liens.
Oct II: atty. A Il Dayton. Is William
Z. 4. &. =. 4. &. 4. =. w
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Manhattan Island. north OF 10th straet)
nth ST, "a e. l8x1OO, 1l-Annie Bsrkin-
son to Moilie Kirshner. Mt Freedom, y
ri47rHGe ' 81. ios e. i5.io.si.ii-M.rcy x
FULLY. isl u ia st. mtg .ts,7so, Oct IS:
atty. lawyers T 4 7 Co. $50 Bway 500
sp Avi n " sSr can Il o sG;ioI .Sy M,
9Th sv. and chss Levy. o. Fort wash
ington az. all liens. Oct IS; atty. Abr
,,S STssn " rii as s" q 'ss.ioo.ii1 iiitor.ciic:, '' oss
2D-Arthur Knox. rel; to Josephine c
.ss ;, &m G of CITY Z, I !; s1,,. g.. Of 20 oG
Dolms Realty Co to Monmouth Holding
CO. lAe pwsy; mtE, $4,000. all Hens, DC!
AIS. 4; .t *. i ia s''' ". s nSs Wy ttif foreclosure.
Trust Co Of \ = HWts' Val st 81. 'e DC, 80
attys. Stewart q shesrer. B Wall
PLEASANT Xy.niy;,c iasd' St iao,iiasim
Bond a. Mort Guar CO to Kiosk Com
sD5 :s ~ e &C. y rlt Il i Sss1 T. + p c and "a a
,asTH ST. eioi.s4c.G; W, 90 {. to Il Blosa i"o
t1sssl. ra % if's'' 42u,t s' 20 2;s11 e w,I
oIn.yxcomstock, ss. william -t',ssS,Ooo
isn nett s IT al. HEIR. Il, ' ssTs. &C. -hMS nss. har bar,
1880, sst.'s oes so:' at. atty. Lsw isi," I'll" ,kE
SANE e. piR"SSPsETRsTSY.R.rn.;t, 4 co 10 nov
81 oct 90; attys, Meyers & Name %
PsoSnhIy- asrn:,i.,.. =
siMM ~ goo fiR SGi n; wy s:"' 10 AH.;n,iili.,,,M.
Harnstt. $500 lorins place. v part. mtg
nth D.. Amsterdam ". i1
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

1TH ST. .tSs Y, ~store-Adoiph Blum TO
Ella. w9h,muth, on premises, . yrs from
soTM ST, .2si T.. :il-Rudoiph L Brams sno
thal to VIM Greenbsrg, 325 y sith 81, o
r. ram ram n, Nay l. 1915 a,tys. seh!ndlsr
coL.UMBTs Nv. 4Is. and s-rry.NybalDpes
\. nr to iEosirssnk Baking Co on
ST. 225 ". q noor-Aib-rt Bser to
from oct I. 1919 100. ',st0
PARK Az, i23?. $ and c-J campbsii
Ct. ! yrs from Sep, i. ISIS; atty. LOUIS ,oai.
sTSSTo$ St; sis.so: .tor: d ana ',' :
store-osias Kc.,enbaum TO Taube Haas.
nan on the premises. . yrs from May !.
sKoApwAY. si2-:o. .. b and nr.t lot,E
Rita Realty Corp 10 Mark II Rogers sal
HeTsay; ; yr, ard : day, from Jan g;
schoentcid. 200 Bway'''' IVY IsinpoSMo
SOUTH ST. 8. -ali-Liilian u Landers. gdn,
and ano to Hermann II Faj.n, $50 iath
1sie: atiys. shiland & Hedge, li9
81 AV. iis. cor. . and John KreS. ser
atty, Edw N BurEhard. iii away. ,,'iSc
Herman .Goldberc. ioss rnion sv . from
z $4,000: atty. SIS isaacs, iii c,olum,
"s 900
nronx.
SD Az. @te5-@<a1. FIRST loft 6oor-f>ns
Shapiro to Jacob Poian. doing busIne.s
as Western Working shirt Co. OF Az A.
rrank.l. iss Norfolk .t.....'' $500
18TH ST $50 Y st~or--renafio caica-
terra 20 Joseph Ferrante. 5s r is7th 81.
2 yrs from MAY I. 1916: atty, Ignaxio
Ca.caterre, $50 2 is7th ST.. $50 to i5io
:i5TH ST. 3Is r.. store, &c-Francescs
Governali to Luciano Inhc'lo. 7l9 f.
2lsth st. from May !. 1915 % oct 81,
1919: atty. Adolph cianchett SO r
EsSd $3.50
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(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th struetsl

ana IIUtH sITuelb,J
18TH ST. n $. 400 W 7th av. e5xlo--Oscar
Mayer to Rosalyn de A de l. Mayer.
?os5 5th ay. b q s. and confirmation
3isT ST. i54 W. 25xss.s foreclosure Sep,
D-wilbur Larremorss ref. ito Chas
Lanier. 30 E 37th st. trustee will France
A Lawrance for Fanny Lady Vernon.
Oct 81; attys. Jay q Gambler, IS Wall
.sTu OF ii,b ~ .s,io;o, i, oVe
Warrington to Henrietta Warrington. 5is
y .S.h q; . c. Oct q: atty Jos II
ST Co TO Augustus d Curtis. b52s Hyde
Park Blvd. Chicago. IL. mtg $4,000,
Oct 81; atty. Lawyers 7 & T Co. $50
RivERsIDE DRIVE. n E c liois.h st. si''iis
63x irreg-st Johns Park Rlty Co to
Jos b Peck. NJ Hope. Ny. mtg $500; b
Golrick, ii Bway. 800
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HELP WANrEn-EtMAIF.
S73 <th Az, 10th Floor "''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
SIXTY-THREE AT CAMP
WANT TO Go TO COLLEGE
List u Forwarded Ia Headquarters for
Action Under Huir Rcicnsin.
Prospective students.

Names Of sixty-,hrcc soldiers at
Camp stuart who expect to 20 TO school
or college THIS fall ana who ,v!sh TO
be excused from military service on
that account, were forwarded to the
headquarters OF the Eastern Dcpart-
meut yesterday tn accordance with or
dcrs ISSUED several days ago hy the
department. Unless some sudden dis-
ruinance of the present military Sit
uation occurF thcso men Will be- dis
missed soon after september l.
students wcT" members OF all tho or
ganizai!0us IN camp. but tho greatest
uumb"r were IL, Battery -, Of The Held
artillery, from Hampton. Twemty-on.
members or this hat,"rv have present
cd th'ir names f"r discharge under tn"
student clause. or ouc-lhird OF The on
t.f" number OF applicants.
"Details arc being worked out for
the proposed h!kcs of TIC artillery. II
is thought that the FIRST trip VIII bc
made Within q f." days tn" plan dir-
!crs from That pursued by the cnvnlry
squadron on it's trip. I'm rhni only ono
ha'tcry Of The artillery viii be son,
ont at q time. After ~ returns. an
other vii! 20. gn't ench ~ the -four
batteries has HAD lts three days nike
hriEadicrG"u"ral & g. Vaughan FOR.
NOR commando 90 Camp stuart. was
a visitor ~ the c;uup iiuudny. IIe
motor"d TO Richmond Win Mrs
vaughan from his nom" In Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
LOWER BRANCH AND BOARD
TO HOLD FINAL SESSIONS
Common Council Meets on Thursday
Night, While Aldermen Gather
ON TucsdnN.

Only nine days now remain in which
both branches of the City Council have
to conclude their labors extending
over Il period Of two years. the terms
OF the present members expiring on
che last day OF this month. The new
Council Will be organized on Scptem-
Ger l.
In order to wind up all business
now pending and 10 approve the pro-
cccdngs OF the last meetings held
special sessions OF the Board of AL
dcrmcn and the Common Council were
called yesterday by their respective
presidents President r. Lee Peters
has directed the lower branch to meet
OH Thursday night at O'Clock. while
President William II. Adams viii call
the Aldermen to order for the last
time during This torn at S o'clock on
next Tuesday night
The Common Council. among other
things, will receive several measures
OF minor Importance which have been
adopted by tho Board. as well AZ a re-
port from the Committee on Finance
The Aldermen will conclude all un-
finished business and act on any mat
tcrs which may he offered for concur
renee by the lower branch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
JUSTICE MAURICE BUSY
Crowd Of sabbath Dny Offenders Are
Fined In Police Court,
Pnrt IT.

Minor offenders. n majority of them
charged with disordcrly conduct.
crowded Police Court. Part H., in
South Richmond. Yesterday morning.
Justice II. a. Maurice imposed SEN
fences as follows:
Ethel Banks, colored, charged with
conducting disorderly house. fined
$50: Lena Sanderson. John Brooks and
William Jones, disordcrly conduct.
each fined $40: Thomas Dowden. col
orcd. charged with threatening as
Sault. fined 50. Norman James. colored,
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly fined So: Edward Edmonds,
charged with theft. sentenced TO sixty
days labor on the roads; r. r. Nc
Leod. j.. Lawson, s. H. Vaughan and
II. y. Vaughan. charged with disorder
~ conduct, each fined $40.
~ G. Counting, charged with drunk
cnness and disorderly conduct, was
dismissed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
MANY AFTER OFFICE
Dozen tnnhidafs0 For appointment IS
city Medical inspector VIII fnlc
Examination To-day.

About one dozen candidates will ap-
pear At 80 o'clock this afternoon be-
fore DR. j.. G. Levy, chief health Off
Ger At his office In the Health De-
partncnt, 10 participate in an "xami-
nation from which cliGiblcs viii he
secured for appointment to tho vacancy
in the office Of City Medical lusneC-
tor. This office. which carries With II
q salary Of s2.N0n :; year. will lie made
vacant OH September l, by the rcsiSna
ton Of DR.. Il. Il. Summers. Pcrmis-
sion to hold an examination WAC Oh
tanned by Dr. Levy from the Admins
trativc Hoard.
Dr. Levy has expressed keen regret
over til" resignation Of br. summers
who rctircs from public office to enter
private practice. Dr. Summers has
made an unusually efficient officer and
the loss of his services. DIR. Levy says
viii be kccnly felt ny the department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-22
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
sixteen IinrrisonburE Firms Arc tttcd
Ia Answer Charges Preferred by
Inspcctur ). u. C1inchinAt.

sixteen ITarrisonhurg firms to-day
viii face trial on warrants sworn out
by Inspector j. ~. Clncdinst, of the
state Labor Department, charging Vio-
lations Of the labor laws. They arc
as follows:
W. L. Haughcr, 1.inewcaver Broth
"rs, j. II McGlnuEhlin. William Shcp-
herd. AVIS Drug store, T.. +. liauscp-
nuck, l. II. OFT Drug Company. NJ.
and T.. Ncy Royal Coffee store. y. NJ.
I.ocwncr, IIarrisnnhurg Poultry and
Egg Company, Crescent Dry Goods
Corporation. Samuel f.arman and Iiar-
~ Wells. for violating the child-lhhor
law; iiarrisonburg Ice Corporation,
for violating the scmimonthiy pay
Law. and Hattie y. Newman. for vio-
laiiug the sanitary law.