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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

lie fab, ooB i6r @anl fidl sum @eber
erbob, Ioate lie rolh: rSyofob, neiliIt
on nidjt, mir Iollten jett tDirfIidb Die
glrbeiter fomitten laiien, ooB iie Die
noiie Roner neit bermiben2 @s 1T
mtn bolo Elm 8ierteliabr Der, felt @ro
aus ocm 8eniionot fam uno @erbort
in Dem feuhten 3inlmer liegt, ltno
mir boben 10 oft 0oriini gcreoet. Gr
bat ipieOcr Sdmer5en ~"
ngld, Der SSunge fonnte iich aud
etipos 5ulanmennebmen, iDorfBobl-
trnit elm.
,@r foqt nibt, Sofob. gr oeftft
ia on nidts moeres mebr ols an
1eine slrbeit itno ietne Sdule, ieit er
ipeiB, ooB er Syngenieur Deroen oarf;
ober ib iebe es ibm an, er gebt gdn5
iteif~
.5tcIIc leiu 9ett on Die anoere
@an0."
,0os bobcn mir idon eetoli; es
nibt nidts. Gos goit3e 3imner IT
ferdlt. Gr fonu lib oa nod Die
I1limmIic 4ronfbeit bolenl" tloote
SSrou Mobltroiit.
,9ld mas, man bari uih EN- fpe-
mig @ottpertrouen baben~ riei ibr
@ottc itreng
Gliiobetb onttportete nidlt; bod
nod elmer 9ouie bub Iie leile ipieoer
an: @crbort 1T nidt Der it1rfite; er
ipGblt an rolh"
Ga rief @obltroiit lalt. pSd miiB
6ir iooen, icb fiible mid oilgelbIidli1
nidlt in Der Gage, 500 Ntorf fir einen
llmboli an oicien nlteu aulten binolls-
5upcricn.4
ISrul @obltrout bottc IN Dem al
ten auiten" nit ibreu Gltern geiDobnt.
Sbrc 2ippen 5itterten, ais lie, elmer
pIoblic6cu Grleudturg folgcno, iagtc
Out, oann 3oblen mir cs ans Dem
llcbcrlchricbenen."
9obltraut 5idte drgcrlidl Oic A6.
Irln .,@cnu cS iciu nuiB IT pcrblu-
ten iperocn mir ims ooron nid]t gIber
on wirlt Ocn Staub imo ocn Sbmnib
baben"
gSabreuo oieier llntcrreolm0 ioB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
glns ocm SuucrcM( gIarbIanO's nnO
Ocu auarcu5cncCn Staatcn.

GiH amer Y cc q y rcr.
Capt. S6onlos Grote, noer cill-
Jane Seeio6rcr", mie CT gcnannt
miro, lit olli ieiner Dor 8lpei ,So5ren
6egounenen 2eiie, olii Der ct iiber
10000 W1eilen 5uriidgelegt bat, nit
ieinem &iilisfrcli5er Sir 6roncis"
in glnndpoIis euigetroiien. Gnpitdn
Grule, Ger cngiebt, elm giohtomme
oes 6erii6mten Seeiabrers imo Or
ioriders cir Srancis Grale 81 iein
bat monben Sttrm, mondes gI6en-
tener erIe6t, 1at an DER Stiiite bon @d-
liiornien Shiff6rub erlittcn uno
murOe iogar in einenl Soicn Somai-
cas- ais Oeltider Spion Ocr6oitet
1n0 8 Gage lang in @eiangenidolt
ae6olten. @r bat ieoen er0Beren Sa-
fen am Stillen unO 9ltlontiideu
S5eon angeiprohen nnO miro lett
Baltimore beiuhen.
Capt. 0rdfe lit in 2onoon 81
Soouic uno iolgt Dem Seemonnsberuf
felt ieinem IA. Satire. gr trinft nibt
luo raudt nidyt irno lit iebt 54 Sabre
alt. Sein Boot lit elm Siilisfreu5er
BON 32 SUB 2dnee, 10 SUB 9reitr
luo 5iebt 3 Sub Boiier.
Strenge QuorontGne.
0ie Gonierpeniobrifonten in @nge-
Gountp erleioen l6pere @eIooerhlite
ourh oas 9luitreten Der ainOerld6.
munq, GA ltrenee 2uarontdne. NioB-
no6men in 2uroD eingefii6rt milroen,
poour6 idtpere Strofen Doreeiebeu
peroen, menu 9inoer rmter 16 Sab
reu BON Sauie entIernt ongetroiien
weroen. Sollte es nidt moelih iein,
oent Ooour6 entitonoenen Niongel an
glrbeitsfrGiten ab5ubelien merOen Die
6obrifen Die glrbeit ein5ultellen 6a-
ben. @os bonn aus oen groBen, nir
oie sSnbrifen beitinnlten @rnten wer.
oen ioa, ent5iebt iib bis iebt Der Be
urtbeilitng.
glltes Sans pieoerge.
bronnt.
Sin @lorfitein Scr @ei6i6te ans
ocn Sitoianerta0cn lit einem 8rauoe
gum Spier oeioIlcn. SIS lit 0ns Sous
ouf Der aIten @lcGlearp SeimiidttC
BEL DiasburD. Ba. 0ns Sous itono
oii Dem ioeenannteu geli6 ino DO
binionFiao 3wiiden @oi6ington unt
Sort Carlisle imo Oierte Dor etipo
100 Sabren ais @ait6oils fir 9iei.
ienoe, itnter oeuen ii1 audi @cucraI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

,,Ncnn es mur ooran bdngt - cs
1T ood beiIer ais Iduloig bleibenl"
iogtc Sron @obltrolit, eritalint iiber
Sic @tniohbeit Der Sofng, oie oas
beunrlibigtc @eien ibres ylatnes
niht redtfcrtiete.
,,Donn crleOiaen mir 0aS beiite
obeno,~ ontpprtete er fnr5.
Gr dinoete lirb cine 3igurre an ino
ioqte poffeno: nllebrigens bellte Dor
Trdi Siirf i'm 9iireou, oil meiBt, ole
iriibcre 9ron sSdqer, onmols Sreuno
2uomigs Sd]pdgerin. sic lit lett
Dem Eooe ibres 3lpeiten Ylarnes mie-
scr in @antersburg, Inn ibren iiing'
iten Gobn bier itloieren 81 loilen.
Ger 0ltclic 1T 9oufnann lino Toll be-
rcits cine Stelllng in Der 90rieuiuelt
babcn. Jgs lit fein &rnoer: ieine
Whttcr galt fir cine fomoie @e-
ld)ditslrau oomols. ais ibr ylonn nit
2uonig aiIo5iiert mar"
.92nn ia, cs lernt lih, tpenn man
felt leiucr Synqeno biilterm SaoentIidJ
QeItanOcn Bat, meinte 6rot @obl-
frout .eyd iebe iie nod, ipie iie met
ner W2utter ibre 2iben uno anopie
iiu0 9aoenipulen sur 9lusipobl bor-
leate uno an Der 2ooentiir fnireno
ioatc: 9cebreH Srou Hat iuls bolo
ipie0erl"
,ssSeoenfolls lit lie in ibrem 2ebcn
DoriDGrts qefominen iir0 bat gemnBt
ibrcn Sobn al eincm praftiIdDen Wten-
idben Az er5ieben.~ logie &obltrolit
nit erbobcncr Stimmc. Scr SSlngc
III ii6eroll qeipeicn, IN glmerito, in
@nqlono, in Berlin SSebt ioll CT in
@cihdfteu in 9riiiiel iein. Seine
N2uttcr bat mir ciuen 8orIcnbarDel
bon ibnt cr51blt. IN Dem cr cine fir
feline slgeno eriintnlide 9ioltinc
sciqt, wirflid critmnlih. ~ SD babe
Srou Giirf oiifgeforocrt morgcu an
uuIcrcm Scrbitipa6icrgaug tcil5uncD'
men.
SSrol @obltrailt, Die iinteroeiicn
SAG aoffeegcidirr 3Iiunmcnidob,
'riatc eitc 5erltrcilte Qlicne, imo ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

oufiion BON % Gents mli oic Mini.
munl gionotsrehnnug erboltcn miro,
licgt acgcuudrtig in oen Sdnoen ocs
Sber. Giitritt-@cribteS. Ger ncue
grcis, Der bon scr Gommiiiion iiir
oiicntIide 9etriebe on6eio6lcn pllr-
&c, trQt am Gonneritdg in arait
Goreeitern reidtc Die nEotonac
electric @omcr Gomponu" i'm @eridt
Gin @eiudj ein Ole Gommiiion 5u
oer6inoeru, Ocn @cic6l ein5uiHdricn
lmo Der Gonpau0 @eloitroien pegcn
yihtbeioIouug Ger 9lnorOming api.
5uerlegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Soipitdlcr in baltimore nuS llm-


S6epporO & @roit Solpital, Eop-
ION 0lo.
Sfin nno Cancer Soipital, 1140
giorO.Nlolnit. Strobc.
Sout6 Baltimore Gpe auo Gar So
ipiioI 1918 9igbt-Strobe
GbomoS gSilion Gan. ior CHILDREN,
. Sit-9eington-Str.
Union &rotciiout Snfirmorp, 1914
Oioiiion-Str.
llniteO Stutcs @larine Soipital,
Gemin9ton. 9lnenie unO 81. Str.
lInibcriitp SoipitoI, 9on6aro- uno
@reenc-Str.
@eil Ono MotcrnitD SoipitaI 112
q. Gol6onn.Str.
Baltimore GDc, Gar anO Sbroat
Soipitol 625 @cit 6rontlin-Str.
G6lrb Somc & SnfirnoD, groao.
man mo 6oirnount.9lbenue.
Stu Soipitol onO 0ispeniorD, Sal
bert uu6 Sorotoga.Sir.
Ban @ieu Soipital, berl. gaiicrn-
glbenue.
Gcntol Sept. llniDeriifp Of 3d.
Greene. nno 9ombarO-Sr.
6rantlin Square Soipital Sal.
boln- rmo 6oDetie.Str.
@orrett 6ree Soipitol ior G6ilcrcn
q g}orO GoreD- StroBe.
Se6reu Soipitol onO 2liDlun DO
nument.Strobc uno 9illtlanO.9lOc.
Some for SSncura6les, GlilforO.
9loerue unO 81. StroBc.
SSepii6 Some for Gonilmptibes,
9ieilierstomn, DlO.
Sobus Soptius SoipitoI g. 9roaO'
lpaD.
@iarDlano General SoIpital.
Worplauo Someopnt6ic SoIpital.
1922 9}orO.Nlolmt-S
@lurDluno Soipital for the Sniune,
Gatons0ille MO.
@lout Sope Hetroet San9 @ifes,
billie, VfO.
9luricrp & G6ilOs SoipitoI 6rant.
lin mo SdrocOersStr.
Gin Yointcr Nicnoriol &oipitaI
@rccn Spring-9Ibcnue. nd0e Al. Ctr
Gpe, Gar ono S6root GboritD so
| ipitol, 1917 Oit9oltimorc.Str.
ct. 9lgnes Soipitol & Sonitarium
Gaion- itno @ilfens-9l0eme.
81. sSoIcpb'S @oipitol GoroIiuc
luno $oIimon.Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
NciratGet euIOatrm.

Sri. glprtlc 5ii0er, Soc1ter ocs
Srn. Sobn 5ii6er mo 5rou bon
Goit g(ocmc, in scr yiGbc Der goIti.
more SiroBc, uno 8iaiom 6.@pons,
Gin SoIont Der @ropiont. Gompognic
Ocs 4. Hcgiments. perOcn 1eute gioh,
nittoa Inn 2 llbr 80 in ocr Scr5
S,eiltairde in Si9blanOtopn BON
Goter 9ropn Ocnl Sirteu Der Sc
mcinOc, gctrout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

aIogt onf $4,000 Commit
iion. f.

~
iion.
Syo6n 2. Wlcacnnn, elm SSngenicilr,
bat i'm S6er.Giitrift. @cridt Die gou-
untcrne6mer Syomcs. Stelpart &
So, sSnC., olf $4,000 Gomnliiiion in
@erbinoung nit 9orroten-Goniirif-
tion.Gontrottcn pcrfla9t. Sn icincr
Grfl1rung CAB Wicaenno an, OaB cr
bon Stemart q SO. I'M 9Ipril bcalf-
trogt iporOen lei, fiir iie bier cine
2lqcntur 81 etabliren nno @eidl0its-
bcrbinonngen au5utniipien. Gr babe
fir sic 5irmo Gontrdfte fir Die Gr-
rihhtng bon @drrnden IN Seon
Springs, Ter, Sort Gouglos, llta5,
uno 2ittIc God, 9lrf, geli6ert Oeren
gautoiten iih mif Niiaionen belou-
len Ser 9roiit ser Company miro
BON @lcacnno onf ii6er $4,000 &C.
iddet aui wclder cr ieine Goninil.
lion beoniprilht.
gcfdmcrt lid iiber i'd lie DE-
ten troBen6nbn0ienlt. #.
geiQiorn S. Bono, bon yir. 2i7 5.
StroBe gt,.G., reidte bel DER Cont
million fir oifentIide 9etriebe cine
@eidmeroe elm in uelHer CT ben
StroBenbo6nOienit angreiit. Gr
iaat ooB CT es niht perite6en tonne,
marum sic StraBeubobn. @eiellldof.
ten fcinen 5ufrieoenitelenoen Gienlt
in Den N1orgenitiinocu 10, fl mo -
ll6r. am Hodmittag nm I, ,, 3 mo
A ll6r uno Nbenos Inn z, s, 9 unO
10 ll6r ciniiibrcn f6nnen beIonocrs
oa pG6reno Oicien Shmoen oer Ser.
fe6r Elm berb0ltnibnidBig iApoder
lit. goDo eriuht Die @ommiiiiou, Die
Gonpognien oui5uiorOern, ibrcn
anoronmaen iid 81 iiigen.
@1etider Bar i'm 900.
Bon oen Soben Der Sdneegeiiloe
Scr 5oint GlioS.9llpen in 2laSfn
nod ben Nieoeringen bon @nibiHg-
ton, mo gcgenmdrtig tropiibe 2iifte
peben, gebradJt 81 meroen, mar bic
trolirige @rio6rnng eines @letder-
Barren. 0es eriten, Der ie sur Shou
geiteQt iuuroe SeBt tbeilt CT nit ei.
mem gon3 geUo6nlicben 9dren cine
9cboiiiing I'M 3oologiihcn @orten.
Or. g9 $. Goa bonn Taiionol-Wfl-
icnm tnO sic Ser. Staoten @eologi-
d)e @cicalhait 6oben ibm Den gta-
men ollriuS @ntmoniii" gegeben
Grob ieiner longen 9feiie ino oes
aIimq.@chieIs i6eint Der Bar iid
eines ausge5eifneten 9eiinoenS 81
erfrcucu. Gr bat 6ereitS nit ieinem
oili tieieren Shife itebeuoen 9ruoer,
Dem ihmor5en Bar, 5rellnOidloft &c
iflonen mo 5uiammen toudeu iie in
OoS cistalte g9oiicr. Gicies ieltcnc
Gremplar botte gictor $. Gbnns fir
ocu 3ooloaiiden @orten erbolten;
Sic gcauten iino i6er oos @eihenf
boherireut.
GIcftri5itGts @reiser.
N d Bigung Dor @eridt.
Cb @oi6ineton cine ouiernoe
4rciscrmaBigirng bon 2 Gents per
1000 ailopott. 5hnOen oui ieinent
clettriihen 2idtitrom imo cine 9le-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

9Sni6ington beiano. Gas SouS pur-
DC BON Srn Gusuort6 9lrnolO rmo
6anlilic bcmobnt. Der llriprltng ocs
6euerS lit inbctannt.
The sun., 1917-09-21
DEMAND FOR TRADE SPACE,

Worthington whitehouse has leased
the easterly store at 5Si Fifth avenue,
southeast corner of Forty-sixth street,
to P. T. MadiEan; at 2s West Forty.
sixth street. ground Moor store, In con-
junction with Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co,
to Hyaclnthe Clement and Nicolas
Clement. for the sale Of art embroidery
ana needle work also the parlor store
In the same building to Mime. Reiss. and
Al and East Forty-sixth street, the
nrst loft for Harris 4 Vaughan as
agents. to the Florence Hat shop.
Ames & Co. have rented the three
story brick building at ls5 West ThirtyA
Fourth street for n term OF years to
Therese: also n loft at IS West Thirty
first street to NJ. Kaufman; floor at IL
West Thirty-f,rst street to Gilbert
Rosenblatt. and a loft at IS and 81
West Thirty-first street to Kolb 4 Teich.
Charles Il. Walker has leased the
store floor Of 20s and 20s Canal street
to Samuel kellar: loft In the same
building to the Progressive Machine and
Metal Products Company space at the
northeast corner of Lafayette and Ca.
nal streoe' to Scheff Bros. and space il
It's and lis Centre street to Edward
Walsh
William A. White 4 Sons have leased
the sixth loft at S25 to 33l Lafayette
street. running through to 305 to Sli
Mulberry street, to h. Stern & Son,
manufacturers Of mems clothing
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the store at 1886 Broadway to
John Lesioa.
The sun., 1917-09-21
YORECLOsCRE SALES.

YesRNSReHpWaY RRfMs TSSaT sHSlSas SNHSas iSsTiFFy
T1S 1r ..a,; TINE GlTS RE SbY AN2k y2kY
OF al, Defendants. ACTION NO. /.
In pursuance Of a tudsment OF fore,
the above. entitled action and bearing date
the SIN day OF september, isiI, !. the
Ssss .. .hs ,sssss puss .Sson sSs
street. IN the Borough q Manhst,nn; CITY
cHxRhEs 4. eGEhRiSS. acstionssr: the
premise directed by said 'uds1m,s,n. 1n,,nw, 70 %
land with the Ssiidins and Improvement.
% 9ors ssSsn SoSna.d % sna "niisd a.:ssissd a. follows:
ds g, ES!; ESHs Street. 9. 'ns ss
from i Il. cersst Tss'i formed y the .n..!:ssiics
said "orsn.ry sn .,as ' Of 4 E.., A ASinstists stree.
snd running thence northeriy. parallel wNn
sid ;sssrly ;ds q rsrn AysrS' nsIi GH
thence sss.sTiy. along the said centre lin:
H.riy again parallel with the said
eastsrly side Of Park Avenue. and part OF
III. distance through the centre Of . party
one.haif Oiil Inches to tho northeriy side
ct NinetIeth street; thence westerly. :lons
tHe saiu northerly side OF Nihetieth Sueo'
twenty-fve t:;) feet to the point or place
| OF beginning
SAID PREMISES being now known BY
the Street No. IFS East Goth street
BEING the same premises which were
conveyed to catharine D. I.antry BY Sophia
breihof by deed dated January 81. l1so
ana recorded January 81. 1898, In the once
Of Of q: Register oi the Count, q New YORK.
TOGETHER with all fixtures and articles
attached to or used In connection with SAID
premises.
| Dated. New York. September 10th. 1911.
GEORGE w COLLINS. Referee:
RICHARD KELLY. Attorney for Plaintin
No 2as broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
The following In n diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street Number is l1e
Enst Goth Street:
Centre line of block.
The sun., 1917-09-21
TEN ANTS FOR FINE SUITES.

Douglas L. Gilman L Co have leased
a large a~sfsrnent at l25 East Seventy
second street for Mrs. +. v. Douglass to
Eliphalet N. Potter Of Potter. Choate &
Prentice. bankers; a furnished apart
ment at s23 Park avenue for Cecil Bar
ret to Mrs. Francis A. MacNutt: at lis
West Fifty-ninth street for William VI
lonat to Charles Hopkins. owner and
manager OF the Punch and Judy Thea
tire In the new building at 10 East Sew
enty- eventh street to William d. Hatch.
and at 81 East Eighty-sixth street to
Mrs Tillie Schwenker
Pease 4 Gilman have leased apart
ments at 2l4 West Ninety-second street
to II. H. Perry, at 81 Riverside Drive to
Mrs. Helen Meek. at 30s West Ninety
ninth street TO Miss Ida Northrup. at
1865 West Seventy y-second street to Mrs.
L. A. Whitney and at as West 10th
street to Harold W. Hurlburt
Bastine 4 Co. have leased Apartments
at 3l9 West Ninety-hfth street to John
williams, Miss Gertrude Il. Moody and
George Abbott. and At $40 West End
avenue to Luke McDermott. Francis
Carpenter. Max Marks and Charles
Gardner.
The sun., 1917-09-21
LOWER WALL ST.
CORNER IN A DEAL
Eagle Building at Pearl Street
Purchased by Out Of Town
Corporation.
SITE TO BE REIMPROVED
Properties Taken in FOreclOs-
urc Recently RcsOld Mt
Profit.

Lower wall street furnished the lead
Ing news in yesterdays market. 1t 10 Of
greater interest than the mere transfer
of a property because II Is understood
that the transaction foreshadows an i'm
portant building operation. The Eagle
Building. at the junction Of Wall. Pearl
and Beaver streets. has been sold, and 1t
was said that the property adjoining to
the west. known as SO Wall street, would
be purchased by the new owner Of the
Eagle Building property. who Is a client
OF Joseph T. Day The Eagle Building
was the property of the Equitable Assur-
ance Society. The society purchased Il
In a foreclosure suit In December, 1914,
on bid Of s225.0o0, which was much
less than the Indebtedness against the
property. The building Is seven and
eight stories high and one Of the early
commercial structures OF Wall street.
I, is still a substantial structure. but the
demand for space in evidence for some
time warrants the Improvement Of the
site with modern and tall structure of
the highest character. The Eagle prop
erty, known as II and 73 Wall street and
81 to IS Beaver street. measures rs feet
on Wall street, 22.6 feet on Pearl street
and so feet on Beaver street. The seven
story building To the west. which Is said
10 be under consideration by the buyer
of the corner, is owned by the United
States Realty Company. 1t is 367 feet
on Wall street and So feet on Beaver
street The buyer is an out Of town
corporation.
The sun., 1917-09-21
LIS rESDENS.


18TH ST 3ts w-Mary Sanford agt
John Baker ct al tamcnded foreclosure
>, or mortsaEeD; attys Meehan & Harlan,
loo-Thc Greenwich Savings Bank ast
Louis Schoolh.rr ct al foreclosure OF
mortgase): attys. Middiebrook & Bor.
MONROE ST. iss.i55. ieasehold-Mary
Deutsch agt George q segal ct al lfore-
closure of mortgage); atty. q d Zahm
l3oTH ST. es E-Brondway Savings Insti-
Jennie Brisk e, al norecIosure W Of Of
,mortgage'; atty. II Kelly.
stTH ST. SIS 100 @ 9th av. lsxl0e.e-Dry
Dock Savings Institution agt Robert $
,mortgsEe>; atty. F richenor.
10th ST. y, eS34 " Lenox av. ls.sx
seli-walter J Torpey agt Isabelle q
nttys wesselman & Krau.
Essen st. &7-kstherine Chambers agt
Katherine NJ Elliott ct al foreclosure OF
mmor;gase'' attys. De witt. Lockmsn &
llTH ST. al E-rhc Maintenance Co aEt
Rose Teven ct al faction to foreclose
MECHANICS lem; atty. T. J Treacy.,
25.sxi?3lx irreg-Iew!s Hailock Nash,
trustee, agt Mary Weickcr ct al tfore.
closure OF mortgage; attys, Brewer,
Brower Brewer.
10th av. 6li.ss2-wm F KnIckmann ct
al. exrs tpartition>. atiys, saitcr 6
Steinkamp
woodlawn Heght. 2tth ward-N \
Association agt George r Nreeland ct Al
foreclosure OF mortsase). atty, n II
Bergman.
FAILE ST. e... :sos Aidus st, 9oxlOo--
son ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
attys Leslie. Francouer Mcmahon.
The sun., 1917-09-21

Hahnemann Hospital to Title Guar q
iaTH ST, 4la.ai w&Wm ii Prichard and
trustees, wfii G.o j Foster; atty. Levi 8
:, .Tenney. ~ Bway. y.............ss, ss,tse,s2
sHMs Fos.r rforrFTyssI &c :r; oSS :Sa
SAME PRoPERTY-j Hampton Dough:
Hsmpdcn fa'Gs pcu,Ser,y S osS sSs p.vd Gs'sa
trustees. win VIM Thompsonn; atty,
SAME pRoPERr'y.Le,ii Tennsy and
Dvid Stewart trustees. will VIM, T
m mouth out St. Mon;slair u, .s.'y,
Bronz.
curt Kahie, 325 West End sv; atty;
r. TUE Guar & + CO: 10 Bway; $500
ter to Gertrude Boechcr. ilGo West
Farms rd: atty, Geo costAr 3v1 Il 14eth
SANE Observation-Disclosures 'Bicechef 70
Edw = Napoiis, .a31 r lo0,h st; atty;
shMs EsE pHSsGs!s ~ i'ots no;, 400 90
geo co.tsr' Sol i.S,n ''%etn ai, Nv. 500
ST AIMS ~. 0a4.Louisa * Kun,r.
Kinssbridso rd atty. Gross. sSS S
aseTH ST. 81 E-wsm smith and .no, ES
~ atty. j l. zo.tsY, iioa White Plain.
KELLY ST, = :OT.lO s westchester av-
Lawyers Mort Co to Martin Heldt. 1I0
"a HSus,on ib,s, ST. atty Lawyers ME- CO, Go,
LOTS 100 l73 and ia, blk 5, map IRE
mont Ter-Bridset Mcdonnell to Chris
tan Schlobohm, 10 Buena Vista av.
n9nkers y Y: atty. l. Zoetzl, 4102
cLlSToS Av, n " cor l7a,ih at, ia3siodw
Columbia Trust Co to n Title 4 Mtg
GO !5o Bway: atty. y Title Mtg
MEfRRlISkaMb MEfR lSa bwSy "a, .;;..cc,; 400
wv Title Mtg Co to Columbia
Trust Co: 60 Bway; atty, Title 4
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SIDNEY HOMER RENTS HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Louis
G. Ragener to Sidney Homer of the Met
ropol!tan Opera Company. the ave story
American basement dwelling at 50 Wes>
Seventy.fourth street, between Central
Park West and Columbus avenue also
leased for Mrs r. Sanger to Henry
James, manager OF the Rockefeller In
stitute. the three story and basement
dwelling at so West Twelfth street. be-
tween F+eth and sixth avenues.
Worthington Whitehouse has leased
furnished II East Eighty-second street,
a FIVE story dwelling. for Mrs. Leo
Speyer to William Meyer. The house
was held at $500.
The Houghton Company has leased
for Walter J. Dozier the four story
American basement dwelling at 264
West Eighty-ninth street to DR.. James
S. CnSer.
J p. English has leased for Randolph
Hurry the dwelling at l7e West Eighty
eighth street, to Louise B Millisan for
a term OF years
Samuel II. Martin has leased for
Howard Payson Wilds as attorney. the
four story and basement dwelling at l5s
West Sixty-fourth street to Julia Bres-
nahan.
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MANY REsALEs ANNOUNCED.

WEST lllTH STREET,. Edgar
leaycraft 4 Co. have sold for Wilson
NJ Powell the six story apartment
house, on plot 50x1O0ll. at 2l7-2l9
West lllth street.
WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET-The
Mason Realty Company has bought
from Daniel J. and Leo T. Rogers 317
and sls West Fifty-fourth street, two
hve-story tenements, on plot 5S4x
1905. west Of Eighth avenue. Harry
]. Rogers was the broker in the deal.
EAST 18TH STREET-La wrence Cion,
has sold for James J. Londergan and
others 4l9 East 119th street. a three
story and basement house on lot 25x
lo0ll. between First and Pleasant
avenues.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE-Mary Scofield
has resold to an investor the two mod =
ern fve story apartment houses at
2+19 and 24S3 University avenue. ad-
Joining the southwest corner Of 190th
street. which she took over two weeks
ago as plaintiff in a foreclosure action.
Each building contains accommoda-
tions for twenty families. the COM
bined site mea assuring 100xl00. The
new owner paid cash above two FIRST
mortgages aggrezating $4,000.
EAST 10TH STREET-Lowenthal 4
Son have bought from Caroline ID.
lebbe 576 East l69th street. a two and
one half story building. on lot 28.6x65.
HUGHES AVENCE--The Bond 4 Mort
gage Guarantee Company has resold
to Harry Whelan 2140 Hughes avenue,
two family house, on lot 16.7xS6.5,
north Of 1Slst street. which II took
over a, auction in July
CRoM VI w + l. l. AVENCE-Elixabeth
Brock has sold 1441 Cromwell avenue.
near roth street. a two story dwelling
on lot e4xl2s. which she acquired last
month at an auction sale conducted by
Arthur &. Sheridan.
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supREME COURT, COUNTY OF NE,

ySHkMHAH2 Az sH%lSss @ iNsrfFS SH SF&
P9S pr nxnins; ThE GtTn RE SET Y4nT
ct al, Defendants ACTION no. ..
In pursuance OF Judgment of fore
,"'are ana a1 dry mads Inh entered
the 5th day OF September, 1917, j. the
undersigned, the referee In mid Judgment
Exchange salrsroom No. ll-is vesey
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan city
Of New York, on the tth day OF October,
CHARLES a. BERRIAN. Auctioneer, the
pre,mise. directed by said Judgment to be
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land, with tho building thereon erected,
situate lying and being In the borough OF
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNISG at "a point on the northerIv
sSsarsa and twenty avo s l..esi ,cs,
from the northeasteriy corner OF Park Ayr.
nue and East Ninetieth street, running
Avenue, one hundred iool feet eight and
one half ,Snl inches TO the centre line II
he block thence sas,srly, par.llel with
thence southeriy and again parallel with
Park Avenue one hundred tiool feet eight
nn as of E". Nne,eth Stree. 20 ."a snh ,h"nas
westerly along the said northorly side OF
East Ninc,i.th street twcnty.tye t:0 fee,
lis East Goth Street. " US NO
TOGETHER with all fixtures and article,
| attached to or used In connection with sal
DATED Nsr 4S,ng yG.k IL ssps;;mG:g S;SY 10Th 1917,
RICHARD KELLY. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
| haitian. New York city.
| The following Is a diagram Of the nron.
| erty 70 be sold Its street Number Is II!
Centre line OF bIoclx
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East 90th Street.

East goth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property II to be sold. 10 Fifteen
thousand six hundred and eight 34-loo
Dollars Nl5.sos.3b. with interest thereon
from the .2nd day of August 1911. to-
gether with tho costs and allowance
amounting to S33s.s3. with interest from
September sth. 1871. together with the ex-
penses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. is 3ich"o
und interest.
Tho premises will be sold subject TO any
state of facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated, New York. september 10th. 1917.
GEORGE w. COLLINS. Referee.