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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
OFFERINGS IN
THE SALESROOMS
Adjourned Sale OF Atlantic
Garden Is Again on
the List.


auction in the Vesey 81. and The Bronx
sslesrcoms this week are OF tenement
and dwelling properties. Atlantic Gar
den. on the lower Bovery. is again on
the list This historic landmark has
been scheduled 20 be sold three or
four times recently. but on each oc-
casion the sale was adjourned 70 a
later date. A list OF the offerings fol-
lows:
B7 joseph ? nv
'ioa "a. sts-5 ~ = youns ct a. "
Hlsch. atty. dae. S-lI.iss5'. taIes &C. u
BOLTON ROAD. - Seaman q. - rrroO,, AZ.
i1s 5yi's. s1i5i'ilts. .ya-anf. i-isi.es q DycL-
nan iiorar. A. 6 H,'s' :, a. H',e'd swain
ats Iue. 80 Jia.fs fasc.. e.c. f-.t0A
By Jo~spa ? nay
,.clnf. " Barber as' Denver Realy 60 q, a.
Harold swain. aiy. dia Sl.o's2. i"e' e'e'
A. q ves.y g.
~ Joesph r Dsr
Beoons ST - v cor Nsnsin 81 2'I'A So
telmi snd s.o.ss r ID Wes-s trustee, ast lssec
ro'enuei q a.. W. W., Bros a'''. d-'' 49,
= ,a1es. etc. ~ H., =. s-,,oo
~ foif sas. Central nus Go sgr Geo hosa.r
q s.. iol.e. + & L. stus. due '-'.''o.-''
lsT Az. iass and 1880 g. ioil sa,h =. COZ
100. ely IA al stores es'lie - enias
srs'1 AZ a. g., n s' ,.,s. e. ,ss7
~ H-ru Br.ty.
frp Az. lsa ". a.e n ism It. ee21ioo So
tIr s,i .to-, Fsrn,,-s loan arf Trust 80
- a., ,.. -, a.. No. insl,. Cefe- Il & r.
.Hfs. I'D
u, VI Nors,nthau Dr. a.
2'tH 81. ~ -. ~ s,its- ~, Ioli.
t elln ~ r',,,--,. 81 ID A ID al. due
80, ''. -. e,e 81,
-. % H..
... at &,
HslH - 90 D. -, =. bo,,s A. n psrs, a..
itt ,t,'r,.'-s- ,- al. n r Randall. ans.
a',s ,ao.l h, ,s,e. -fr s7ssfs.
Mt NOPE PLACE. 90 laa vs. N.i'gn ~ 90
l,. sH - .,.' I'M. B. -, % tar.s.
~, ,ia- q,
''' '''''''
NAPIER Az cor gasa 50. SIS e,ioir irrs.
Harlem SAVING baut AZ I + MAlaa. e,
cincn' att due Fl'.s''.v' '"N '''
b. B1an T. keaneir
So aat Matilda Muenie az l,., Na' .,.
S..-0ees. taxes. 90. s'-'.''. p.'' ne f''''
y. jane l. Wells Co.
50 Av e. e-5 lsl,' 50. loNleo. l,n',ins' u
,no az Nora '. ,- . - o. .t, ssiss,
BUSH ST. lol. b. ii a., ,es, . az = > R.f
se '.SNis ,,,..t.r...,' 4 Il ai,v.. due g. 5ss De-.
pre- ei =. i.'~"'''' -
axe.
On NtiN''"ef' o. - w.
Ey Joseph J. h4'
oourpY "a aud % IA IS : cana 80. extending
D'''lieb =, - 10 3, Elizabeth % I51-oo,loo.-
loo Atlantic Ca-'len hilEs timfs. t9ilm.la },
60 agt / Lew et al. Ne.ril, Il 4 J. 4i''. '-'
,,-1u e. sit "a "a 81. " -th AZ. isVe9 %. %
's,ig. Frsrkiin Ssruss Ram AT J. j hruee'
1 ano " VI Powell ats. due. $il'ii...t
ave. etc S2f9 o
a, ,aes "a -
By Joseph = par
o.av,s.v fe. o,s ~ Columbus sT -5Si0N
bAhntS - =, l.-1.r AZ, Maria Domnisch O. a..
49,, u,.,,,r
b IAN. 80, ,- i-.,,oo
sHUheh ~ 60. y, % i,1eif ,o
1880 ST. 20 +" Gun, .f 80 f.,-ie F,sI.rta
Edenwad irrcs, hann-L a. "a 4t t.t..
a. -
&C. Bv char.s, 4 Berrian
.we,ncF Az o. ~. Junction Lawrence ~
AID GRAHAM 81. .ftl- =" Graham 30 ~
IVA suburb an 90 ep Bas Iva. AH ~.
A Ponefs ef al. Y Vt Bergman att. -N'. f'''
ave. e,c $50 Sic ,,,...,.-,t.. o.,
ulPIyRA Az 4, asa road from kll ''ilNtt m
W..,Ilaau station INElHN. FREMONT h.lf q le'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

~ IT-u.-I-. M. On ~ npnFr an
Jonorshls John y. Cohalar. a surrogate
a, lie County Of New York. NOTICE .
blrobv rt..u 10 all persons having claims
srafrs, t,ru-oa ~ rockrow LATE Of he
Cenntv - $50. New Jersey. deceased
80 1.re.aft ~ same with vouchers thereof
60 tl,e suh.rrther a. risce Of trans4ctiug
t-f. ~, o. 'f,.rf F. street IA rha ,ifV
80 VI M, or hr for, ~. rref ~ a.,
u 49,
T.fsd Ney york che o7a dav Of Octo.
0'- -''' rtyre TrNNr-v r,..u,o-
,,tr.- - ~ t,tsN At-orno, o. ~.
'uii,, - s,1se, p,,a'',n q,
... -. VI C,t,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
III. Board = water supply. % rs Offices.
invent, second floor Municipal Building.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
Jar April D. 1915. for contract %. for
fyrni.hing delivering and erecting nins
electric travelling cranes from nYe 20 |7-
ton capacity. with equipment ln chambers
az Ashokau. kclslcO ana hll View Ieser-
voirs Tho work - located N the Town
~ Olive. Ulster county. and Town OF NJ.
pleasant and City u Yonkprs. Westohester
AZ the above place and time IN. bios
viii be publicly opened and rcd. PAM
phiefs containing Information for bidders.
and contract dra"inss can ne o,'s.n-l ~
ne above address az tie ONCE = ne geo
refary. by depos.ung fle sum - ten dol
.ars tSlel in cash ~ - eqplfelent 10Y
each pamphlet. For further p@rtcu ara
sisfant Engineer az the above address
'ciARLEs STRAUSS. President
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
IOHN b. CALVIN.
comm lssioners of the Board - water
GEoRSGiE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary.
SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED ~
the Board q Wafer supply a. ~ o0c@',
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
- Work City. until n A ~ on TUESDAY.
Anil lI. 1918. f1r Contract iil, fer srr-
facing urh hitumlnoIe nacadam EN-
t|trifed brick to'as about inIfs ~
highways an the Aensi.o reser,oir. in in'
Toan n 81 Pleasant. Wesichesfer County.
Sew York Tho grading for there high
ways ha. been largely done under other
contracts
lie runlicly opened and read lampAle-f
cor,afring Information f1r hidlers a~i
contract drawings can b. obtained - 30
hove address st The Office NJ tnS 800
ss~v ~ dcuo-iting The cum ~ zen dollars
ttlol Boz cash or iis equivalent for eech
pamplIet for further particulars app
IL The offre 81 the Principal Assistant In
giuecr az ne above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES \ CHADWICK,
JOHN sALAlA
Commissioner o. he Board ~ WAFER
supply
nEORGE PEATHERsToNE. secreiary.
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street. borough q Manhattan. SOW
york CITY
NANpEN HENDEN. RICHARD --lN PUE-
suence ~ an order. or Hon Jonn p
Cohalau. a Surrogate - tho county o. N-w
York Notice Is hereby given 10 all person.
having claims against Richard Nanden
lIendan late - che county - New YORK,
deceaset 10 present the same with voucn 70
RS thereof 10 the subscribers a. their
place ~ transsctins business. ~ toe once
~ Harris Corwin. Nonat e Schek No 100
Nassau street FOO the city ~ New York.
on or before the fst dsy u September r-Xt
Dated. Vow York the 18Th day ~ fvo'
GERALD Ir MEYERS
LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST COMPANY.
HARRIS. CORWIN. MOFFAT & sCHEK.
Attorneys Tor EXECUTORS, $50 Nass~v
street. New York Ci'y.
n PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HOS
orabie John =. Cohaian, Surrogate or the
County ~ Sew York.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all person,
having claims against Charles unangst' lat-
81 the County 81 Sew York. deceased. 10 pre-
sept the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber. a. her place ~ transactlns busl-
ness. at the office ~ Baldwin. Fisher
potter. 80 50 Nassau street. 10 the Bor-
ouzh OF Manhattan. city u New York on
or before the first day Of May next
Dated. New York the 10Th day OF octo-
KATIE S. UNANGsT.
BALDWIN. FISHER = POTTER.
Attorneys FOR IAecutrix,
81 Nassau Street.
New York City New YORK
GAYLEY. OLIVER C-IN PCHsCAEc p
u al order OF Honorable John J. co.
halau. Q Surrogate of the County - New
York notice IL lei. hy given 20 al persons.
having claims against oht'r q. O. .es'
late ~ the County of New \ ork, dee sse d..
70 present the same. with vouchers there :
IT. 10 the subscribers. Al their princips.
place % transacting business 40 - hroHi
street IN the Borough of Manhattan, CIT!
~ New YORK on or before the ist day o.
dated. New YORK the 18th dsy Q, Fab
TIIiil. NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
HENRY BELL GAYLE
ur>-pv p GAvLEy. Attorney Tor *
ecutors a. wall street. New YORK CITY
~ PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER or Hon
HOLM p COHALAN. Surrogate ~ TIE
county OF New York. Notice is htrepf
given % an persons having claims agsins.
tff-ed b Iounsbery. late OF the county %
View York deceased. 70 present ihe sAi..e
v,itr vouchers thereof % the subscribers
q, The ores Of Wngate a cullen, tneiF
pssines. ~ No 20 Nassau Street. "a tbs
civ OF New York. on or before the -ls'
ga" ba u, New York the 18th DAY OF Febr1-
tpDIr II ELLIOTT.
TilF PEOPLES TRUST coMPANN-
-'' Executors
w1vGArE L CULLEN. Attorneys %,
rrerufo~s % NASSAU Street Ne"
York CITY.
~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF
Hon. John P, cohslsn. a suF.ossis oi
the County % New YORK. No'iCs y nsi.n,
siv.n To- an persons having claims AGAINST
s,ors. / SCOTT. late OF the County q New
YORK deceased. 20 present the SANE WIN
,orchsrs thereof. 20 tho snescTlper.
-. - t-srssc,ing business a. the
90. If shea-man & sferlingi No. % Wa
stree. In tire Borough u Manhattan, CITY
a, New York. On or before the zs'h oss
MED New York. the 2lrd dsy Of FEB
JOHN " STERLING.
LOUISE y. SCOTT.
Executor.
gurArvAN & STERLING ATTORNEYS
~ Executor. ss Wal Street. New
Xorx CA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

The Metropolitan League team o.
the Bay Ridge Football CLUB deieateo
the Visitation eleven IN champion
ship game at Macs oval IN hfooA'!n'
The score was { goals 10 !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
Here is somethIng that may start a

Here is something that may start a
greater furry along Wall Street than
any Of the "war brides
James Johnston, the hoy bandit Of
Madison square, has decided to invade
the Street and is preparing to incor-
porate his two fighters, the dashins'
slashing Kid Lewis and the aggressive
and agile Andre Anderson.
This Is no idle dream" said James.
"I'm going 90 Albany next week 10 get
out the articles Of incorporation. !
have seen lawyer and ] find that It
can be done. OF course, when the ar
ticlcs are fixed ! viii offer limited
number of shares.
Being as YOU are q friend Of
Andres, the first thing ! intend TO 90
is 20 mail YOU few shares Of aggrcs-
sive and agile Andre Anderson pre-
fcrred. What's that You don't want
any shares in ANDRE That shows
where YOU lack foresight. You watch
the ticker As soon as Andres hand gets
we'll. and You'll sec that stock mount
ing higher and higher
"The shares I'm KID Lewis naturally
will be quoted al high figure right
from the start. ! doubt If there VIII
be any offered ON the market at any
price. OF course. the fact that Lewis IS
TO fight Mike Gibbons next month may
bear the stock little bit. But # 1t
docs. those who buy Kid Lewis ON 4
bear market Will make lot Of dough:
Take my tip and get a block Of
aggressive and agile Andre Anderson
preferred A. and \. \. VIII be better
buy than steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

ipnao. Rt'e-er-G tai-ieott ianr.incn-R "
iioll.r a1d D. Morrison Tue-lia.s., = forts
I've l-ul--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
FREDERICK p TILGHMAN
SfDELL rILGllMAN.

WooDTOUD BOVE- G. RCTCHEE At-
tornets or Executors { Madison Ave
uue Borourh OF Manhattan. Clty u
NrN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

OF an order ~ Honorable John p. 'o-
hslau. Surroeafe 20 TIE County Il sew
York. NOTICE ir hereby given go all per
sons having claims against lrtins
Grisgs. late ~ tAe COUNTY OF Ne" foTH.
.as.d. GOO present the same WIKI Youch-
.rs thereof fo the subscribers. "a their
place ~ trausactlng business At the o'ies
- Rufua r Grigss. 10. 81 Nassau street
I'm 'rlr CItr II New York. on or oefors the
18Th dsy ~ Nay nrNt
Dated. N.u york. the 5rd day 81 so.
NeIuber 1913.
PUFUS Z GEIGGS Executor
ELIZABETH MARION BEEcHLP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LIT yOTR Rent FAY FOR YOUR HOME
Pa Ananris. nlan explained uy Country Home
Lessus 40 ~ vest s2d 81. Dep 'fhon'
,Se3 Mad a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
. Irrrs T. GnIGGs

Z l.N Il T. titIAifH
fttornet fDr Executors. 81 Na''A
Street borough ~ Manhattan. SOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
Everything Ready Now But the Weather
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
By w. o. MCCLELLAN
BY ". o. MCCLELLAN.
, fcrocious and formidable Fred

The fcrocious and formidable Fred
erick Fulton has arrived. The $4,000
beauty is installed az the Hotel Endi-
colt, where John i. Macs the million
ARE head Of ,he millionaire syndicate
which has engaged Frederick for a
series Of matches, is warning the pub
lie in general as 10 the forocity and
formidablity Of Frederick.
The fcrocious and form dable one ar
rived last night from the burg made
famous by particular brand Of brew
lie was taken i'm great secrecy to the
hotel. where a specially constructed bed
was prepared for him. The ceiling OF
his room was removed in order that he
could stand a. his full height without
humping his head. Not that his head
could be hurt this way, but TO save
wear and tear on the plaster.
"Positively.' announced Millionaire
Mack, "the ferocious and formidable
Frederick is matched with the anxious
and aggravatinc All Reich for bout At
the Stadium A. g. on the 18th Of this
month. I'm tho mean time the feroclous
and formidable Frederick will perform
al the Pioneer Sporting Club. The
public viii he admitted after they have
coughed Up two pits at the gate
As Chairman Menck Of the Boxing
Commission has remarked. there is
lot Of doubt as 10 Frederick's ability.
In order 10 dispel this cruel suspicion
no will box with anybody AZ the Pioneer
Club. II We can get d special permit
he will box Sam McNey and Harry
Wills. or ANYBODY
ayes. We are 80 pay Frederick six
thousand bucks 20 box Al Reich. OF
course. that sounds like q lot Of dough,
but 10 the syndicate Of milnOnalres
which is back ug the ferocious and for
midablc Frederick d. is mere baga-
telle-mere cigar money. And II Fred
erick makes good he viii get lot more
dough for lighting Cofey.
at is not true that there Will be any
side show AZ the Pioneer Club when
Frederick starts 20 train. Under no
consideration viii we permit Jack Cur
ley and Bill Misner to sell their genu-
inc OIL Of Tiger marrow during the
performance. If they want 10 ply their
vocation i'm the street before and after,
that is their lookout. But don't fail TO
see the ferocious and formidable Fred
crick Fulton in his fearless and furi-
Gus feat a. the Pioneer a. c."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
Results at Soccer
on Many Fields
he New York State League.
Itw YORK srATG LEAGUE.

t...-car,lle ca. llenus NonAefs. Nt'sis.
col,.-s. Cf8l Referee " Williams. ln.-nleh
Wa.g AMI RenIllu. Tme-h4'es ~ ior' -u'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

I'm Az. ws t,It.r, .na o-e-s : ? N-na1.n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

yrvGArr & CULLEN. Attorneys fo-
Fxecuiors. 20 Nassau street. "e"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
COURT PROCEEDINGS
D. G. Court of Appeals.

Present: Mr.. Justice Robb. Mr.. Justice
Van orsdel and Mr.. Associate Justice Nc
Coy.
Order designating Mr.. Justice Walter
l. Mccoy to sit in the hearing and deter
mination of certain cases.
l079-Patent appeal-Paramount Shirt
Shops vs. Paramount Knitting Co.; dis
missed for failure Of appellant to file
brief
1o66-Patent appeaI-In re Thomas
Grieve; argument commenced by Mr.. E.
]. Prindle for appellant, continued by Mr..
VIM. R. Ballard for Commissioner OF
e Patents and concluded by Mr.. E. ]. Prin-
die for appellant.
3019-Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co.; on motion of Mr.. p.
II. Marshall time for appellant to flle
brief extended ten days.
l0s1-Patent appeal-In re Robert B
Minor: argument commenced by Mrs. C.
A. Bateman for appellant, continued b.
Mr.. VIM. r. Ballard for Commissioner OF
Patents and concluded by Mr.. c. A
Bateman for appellant.
29O5-Dinwiddie VS.. Metzger ct al; man
date ordered to issue forthwith on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Joseph ]. Darlington
lO6s-Patent appeaEIn re Roy H Mau-
son; submitted.
lO7e-Patent appeal-Monte We. Dunkley
argument commenced by Mr.. T. Walter
Fowler for appellant.
ASSIGNMENT for Monday, November 90
Patent appeals Nos 1910 ION hearing
1912. 1914, 1915 and 1854.
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DEEDS OF TRUsT

Square SSSi, lot 1f3-Erlc A. Abernetby
et ux Laura NJ. to William 8. Quinter
and L. Phillips, to secure washinRton
Land and Mortgage Co. $40; monthly
payments.
Square 42o7. lot T-Rush W. conklin "a
Frederick A. Linger and Paul 1. Wright
to secure Elizabeth Leahy s.. 900: wears
per cent. semi-annually,
Square 400. lot 2 and part original lot
z-Nicholas NJ. Berezoski ct ux Antonina
to William H. Walker and Frank w
Hackett. to secure Emelyn w. washburr
1900; years, per cent, semi-annuaIly.
Griswold's Addition to Anacostia, 10,
07-William H. Hayden to Henry Fl
Benjamin and George NJ Emmerick. tc
secure Metropolis Building Association
$500
Square 1o21, lot 24-Mary Gray to Henr,
H. Bergman and George NJ. Emmerich
TO secure Metropolis Building Association
No. S s, 100.
Square 641, south part lot g-Emma ]
Stewart to Henry H. Bergman ant
George NJ. Emmerich to secure Metropo
lis Building Association No. s $500
Square 1910, lot 119-Thomas NaIly et
ux Alice NJ. to Henry H. Bergemann ant
George NJ. Emmerich. to secure Metropo
lis Building Association No. 8 si. 100
Square 401O. lot 37-Kenneth p, Arm
strong ct ux Lillian E. to Continenta
Trust Co.. to secure Hugh B. Callahan
8, 800; monthly payments. 6 per cent.
Square 401o, lot 35-Archie w. Cum
minss ct ux Mary A. to Continental Trus
Co.. to secure Hugh B. Callahan 81, 200
monthly payments, 6 per cent.
Square 4o1o. lot 3s-winiam A, Acker
man ct ux Mary M. to Continental Trus
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Co, TO secure Hugh b. Callahan q, 700;
monthly payments. 9 per cent.
Square aiIs, lot ts--Dora Wolf TO Theo.
]. Morgan and Morgan e. Morgan. to se-
cure Audrey q. Morgan $3.50; monthly
payments, per cent.
Square 1853, lot s5-Jacob 8. Gruver ct
ux, Annie R., TO Robert e. Bradley and
George M. Myers. to secure Thornton
carusi s1.1oo. years, 9 per cent. semi
annually.
Square 270s lot truth r. Jacokes to
James F. Shea and George !. Berger, to
secure william T. Davis s325. demand.
per cent. semi-annually.
SQUARE BS, lot l5b-Robert z. Coleman
ct ux, TO Clarence M. De veile and I. A.
Boyd. to secure Lavinia De Veile sls2,
months, per cent.
Ingleside, lot Is, block 13-william @.
Miller ct ux, to william Z. Edmonston
and Robert L. o'Brien, to secure An
thony J. Clarke @,ooo 8 years, 6h per
cent, semi-annually.
Beails adventure. part tract-Christiar
Thoroe to Jacob H. Lichliter and Harold
more 5000, years, 6 per cent, semi
annually.
Square SIS, lot 4s-George W. Levy et
ux, to B. Francis saul and James r.
Shea, to secure Home Savings Bani
s., ooo monthly payments, 6 per cent.
Square 1262. west part lot 81, square 1853
lot e6-Leatha Bell ct al to Samuel A.
Drury and James B. Nicholson. to secure
Lee Brown 800, months. 6 per cent.
Square 3533 lot 10l-Simon B. Phifer ei
ux, to b. Francis Saul and James r.
Shea. to secure Home Savings Bank g, 900
monthly payments, 6 per cent.
Ingleside, lot 10, block 1-Joseph w
Cox ct ux. to George w. Linkins and
George r. Linkins to secure William g.
Powell $500. years, 9 per cent. semi
annually.
Girls portion. part tract-Jacob B. Der.
rick ct ux. to Heber L. Thornton and
Doran s. Platt, to secure Jonathan Il
Tylor $500. and . years, s per cent. SEMI
annually.
Square 4si, lots A. C. D, part lot B and
west half original lot 12-S. s. Kresge et
ux, to Julius NJ. Goldenberg and lie Roy
Mark, TO secure Moses Goldenberg S75,
900. and 10 years, per cent, semi-an-
nually.
Square $40. lot ss-George Y. worthing-
ton and George Y. Worthington, jr, to
Joseph A. Burkart and George +. Hane
to secure Name T. Dunn 5000, 3 years
5h per cent. semi-annually
Mount Pleasant. lot 50. block l7-Frank
Tuba ct ux. to Il. Francis Saul and
James +. Shea. to secure Home Savings
Bank $1,000, years. 6 per cent. semi-an-
nually.
Square l53, lot 69--Anne T. Johnson to
John p. story. tr., and Clarence w. Col
liere. to secure Isabel d. Stedman so, 900
3 years, 5 per cent, semi-annually.
Washington Heights. lot !. block g.
William c. Bowles ct ux. to George w
Ohutt. tr., and b. Agee Bowles, to Sc.
cure Karl J. Haneke 1900, year, 6 per
cent. semi-annually.
Square 20S. lot 125-James Williams anC
w. F. Bay. trustees. to G. Bryan Pitts
and John d. Coughlan. to secure Phila.
delphia Life Insurance Company 81, 900
5 years. 6 per cent. semi-annually. sam,
to James d. Hobbs and Hubert r. ouin.
ter. to secure John II. CLANCY sI5, 900.
years. per cent. semi-annually.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18

Janitor's carpet sweeper bears the stamp
OF Michigan. That is. n you buy the
best We make nothing cheap In Michi-
gan. Your letters are written on paper
from the Immense paper mills Of MichI-
gan. a. are those you receive. You can't
get away from Michigan coming or going.
You can't do without Il. Your every
surrounding, from the steel girders that
knit together your skyscrapsrs 20 the
delicate wall tints made from Michigan
gypsum. testines TO the productiveness
Of our State"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18

Land and Mortgage Company. lot 81.
square $3.50; $500.
Chiilnm Castle Heights-continental
Trust Company, trustee. to Washington
Land and Mortgage Company; lot 4,
square 3ssi; $500.
Saratoga Addition to Brookland-Eliza-
beth Leahy to Rush w. conklin; lot "a.
square 4207; so.
sc street northwest-Emelyn w.
Washburn to Nicholas N. Berezosd; lot
and part original lot g. square 40; so.
Thirteenth street, between B and c
streets northeast-Giulia Burchia to
Thomas Nally; lot 11s. square 1910; SO.
Addition to Brookland-Hugh b. Gala
han ct ux Antoinette to Kenneth p. and
Lillian E. Armstrong; lot 81, square 4olo;
/ S1o
Addition to Brookland-Hugh B. Calla-
han ct ux Antoinette to Archie w. and
Mary A. Cummings; lot IS, square 4olo;
80
Addition to Brookland-Hugh B. Gala
han ct ux Antoinette to William A. and
Mary M. Ackerman; lot 36 square 40l0i
,lo
Addition to observation-disclosures A.
Greene and George McLane, trustees, to
Louise NJ. Nolte; lot 81, square tol0; SO
Twenty-second street, between C and D
streets northwest-William J. Fentress
| W 1NdAl "dlhcTs lOlS <or - ana 20 u
30, square 81: $40. trusts, $4,000.
lie Droit Park-Audrey G.. Morgan to
Dora Wolf; lot 4S, block 81; so.
Broomingdale-John A. Nelson to Chris
tine c. Nelson; undivided one-half inter-
est in lots and s. block 8: SO.
Chichester-William H. Manogue and
James e. Padgett, trustees, to Leitha R.
E. Thomas; lots l1o, 113, liz and 115
square $50; 81.
| n straat hatv.an ci~toon.A - Co.,
| enteenth streets southeast-Robert E.
Bradley and George Henderson. trustees.
to Jacob s. Gruver; lot s6. square 1889;
81, ,51S66.
Mount Pleasant-Michael Shea ct ux to
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
trustee; lots 50 to 81, block 0: $40.
14is street northwest-Andrew J.
simms to Norman e. Ryon; part lot ST.
square 30: SO.
Ingleside-Anna s. Kahlert to Christian
Thoroe: lot rs, block Is. Christian Thoroe
| conveys same property to William g.
Miller: SO.
Bealrs Adventure-William G. Miller et
uI to Christian Thoroe: part tract; SO
80 New York avenue northwest-Delia
Mcdonald to George w. Levy; lot IS,
| square 6lS; SO.
1922 Tenth street northwest-Sarah T.,
! Churchill to William McAuliffe; lot q,
square 339; SO.
University Park-CharIes ]. Butler and
Thomas II. Banes, trustees, to Amelia
s. Pleitner; lot A, block n; SO.
Ingleside-Jesse NJ. Shreve to Joseph
w. Cox; lot 10. block /; so.
Girls Portion-Edith B. Seek to Jacob
| B. Derrick; parcel 104-9S so.
| Seventh and l. streets northwest
Moses Goldenberg ct ux Rosa II. to S. g.
/ Kresge; lots A. c. D, part lot B and
west half original lot IL, square 43l; So
Thirty-second street, between p and G
streets northwest-Martini d. and Cath.
arine O'D. Delaney to John Sewer; lots
q to 25, square 127l; so.
| Wesley Heights and Columbia Height,
william c. Bowles ct ux Signora L. to
Jane w. B. Moran lots 10 to 10, Wesley
Heights, block "A: also lot 50. Columbia
Heights, block n: So
| Eighteenth street and KaIorama road
northwest the Madrid)-Jane w. b
Moran to William c. BowIes; lot 1
Washington Heights, block 6: 80; trust
$4,000