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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
State to Probe Claim IL
Gums Rock1rUay Fort Site

Albany. May Z. b unanimous vote
o. thc Senate Attorney General Merton
J.. Levi, was directed to-day 20 investi-
gate claim made by Senator a. J. Gil
christ Of Brooklyn. that the state held
q clear ttie 20 the land AZ Rockaway
desired by tho Federal government as
O. fortitCation site.
The state recently appropr ated 81
100000 80 purchase the land from the
Rockaway- Pacific Corporation and 10
nay damages for any injur,' done 70
adjoining land owned by the corpora
tior. Senator Gilchrist cited an act Of
The Legislature Of 1859 and Dluepruts
cstensbly showing that the land IN
question was transferred 10 Henry V.
Attr.l for $4,000 but that a search Of
tho Controllers records failed to dis
clos" that payment had been made. At
tcTey General Lewis was requested 90
report at the next Legislature.
Governor Whitman vetoed the Hamill
bin providing that the privilege Of vot-
ing should not be taken away from a
person convicted Of a felony and pun
he'd only by a fine.
The Robinson resolution 10 amend
.sc constitution by raising the salary
o. the Governor from $4,000 to 100000.
fine salaries Of Senators from 81 800 to
$500 and those of Assemblvmcn from
Sl.500 10 $4,000 was adopted by the
Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Union Trust Company OF New
York, Plaintiff. against Lillian +. Bates
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF q judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 25th day OF April 1917. I. the un-
derslgned. the referee in said judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange SalesrOom. No. 1915 Nesey
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of New York, on the 2jth day OF May. 1917.
at - o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
Z. Day, Auctionecr. the premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold. and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings and Improvement,
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
in the Borough OF Manhattan OF the City
OF New York. in the County and State OF
New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point on the South
ery side OF Fifty-seventh Street distant
one hundred and ninety-one ODD feet
three 90 inches easterly from the south
easterly corner Of Fifty-scVenth Street and
Third Avenue; running thence Easterly
along the said southery side OF Fifty
seventh Street Eighteen GS) feet nine (9)
inches thence Southerly parallel with
Third Avenue One hundred O00) feet four
90 inches; thence Westerly parallel with
Fifty-seventh Street Eighteen NS Zoe,
nine 90 inches more or less: thence North.
erly again parallel with Third Av, .ue and
part OF the distance through a party wal
one hundred O00) feet four 90 inches "a
the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York, May g. 1917
FREDERICK II. RICH. Referee
MILLER. KING, LANE & TRAFFORD
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
erty 20 be sold its street number is 2ls
East 57th Street
East 57th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Seven Policemen Get
Honor Medals To-day
5000 Home Defence League
Members To Be in This
Afternoons Parade

Honor medals for bravery will be
pinned on seven policemen by Mayor
Mitchell i'm the annual police parade
along Fifth Avenue this afternoon.
The department medal will 60 to
Fatrolman Luke H. Grace, Of Harbor
4. for rescuing George kennedy from
drowning of the Battery on January
t., 1916.
The department medal Of merit for
intelligent performance of police duty
will be awarded to Acting Sergeant
John r. Brennan. Of the training
sch oo'. for arresting a chauffeur who
had run down and killed street clean
ing foreman.
The Rhinelander medal for valor will
be received by Sergeant John Enright,
Of the West Nth Street station, for
rescuinC Richard Ioewe from drowning
ir the Harlem Ship Canal on March p;
1915.
The Isaac Bell medal for bravery will
be given Patrolman Patrick McGovern,
o. the Hichbridge station. for arrest
ng Irving Ming. who had held up two
men and had shot the policeman.
The Peter T. Mcyer medal will 60 to
Sergeant James FITZGERALD. Of Flushing,
for killing Frank 3. Taft. who, with two
rifles and revolver, mad barricaded
hi 1scI In lis some, killed Sheriff Paul
Steir OF Queens County and wounded
Fitzgerald ard several patro,mcn.
The Auto CLUB Of America medal will
be avarded 20 Patrolman Lester 5. Rog-
cr~. o. the Shccpshead Bay station. for
arrest ING an armed burglar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
STORAGE NOTICES

rrprPTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
GoNPANY. 43. - and ~ West 6Ath
ctr,ct TO stanley Dark. c.. W. PIER Mrs
Aanes l. Studwell. Peter Flint Mrs.
%siiic / Reed. l. Baumann and Company
,,rd covperthwaite and Company, MIS-
Alice Dickerson. Justus Sheffield, l. X ana
" and q r. Loveday. William II. Kelly
Ts,ate OF Mrs w. W Reynolds. VIM. II.
sag and Chas r. Reynolds. Executors
Mrs NAV Harris. Miss Jane Hall, wafer
"a cox. Walter Britton, Mrs. y. r NC
Nance Mrs Kate O'Sulivan, Mrs ~. VI.
EnriRht John F. Mooney, Mrs Allce -
LUIS h /. Ciuthman. NJ. De Kalinko. VIM
p Kane T. Boucher. Mrs. {. w. ken9igs
NJ Marshall. Mrs ThoG. McGrath. Mrs
Katherine Dunn, Paul G. Grening, Pres
news Soda shop and Benz. +. Norris
Sec.v The First United Presbyterian
church John Elliott, Trustee: You and
csch 81 YOU are hereby notified that the
,t,ne for the payment Of our lien upon the
nronerty hereinafter described having eN-
hired after due notice thereof has been
fiven YOU we will cause such property. 10
Vii household goods and merchandise.
stored by you or in your name in the
warehouse Of the company. 10 be sold at
nublic auction according 10 the statute In
such cases made and provided. at the auc-
tion rooms Of W H. FLATTAt son,
Southeast Corner 18th st and University
Place. New York CITY. commencing Tues
dsv. MAY 18th. 1917. at 1890 a. NJ. and
continuing on every Tuesday and Wednes-
day thereafter. at the same place and
hour. until all the goods have been SOLD
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. -. 45 and 4 West 6+th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Business Troubles
BnnkrupteY PstltIons

tostpU LEVIN TNC \ petition iu hanErlp.c'
LA b.ep fie.l agalnsf Joseph IcVn Co., manu-
,b.ae creditors = Feidmsn Go. fllh. ho.ti.
terg Sigcr. fi5l. aud II 4. M'rfs' -
IJsIulpea are etntel fo be $40 900 AMI assets 40
900 Judge Mayer appointed A0rsm : 6iDe7 re
rsiger. bond. tJ.uN' ... d..
ieel HIr.i agalus. Bslhe Inc. Women's 'al.or az
.lro,s.r.aLer a. . Last 90 st.. %. these 'relt'fs
Feiuslls.r Stu COMPANY. $500. FAk Da",r"
$40 Tls company also male an ss'gnin'u,, ~
losepl pauucI berg II was uco1"faieh lh juno
Iyl5 win capital sork Sl0.O00
Long ISLAND rRi W Co>lPAN - pellu9,n
iue,b.Scn and Abraham Mayer doing business q,
the ioIs Island Trunk Company. manufacture OF
,,,nL. ~ 1915 Chr}sfie r.. 10y Neiiie ifffh1riS
sos, samuel Kvinter $50. and Louis Greenoeis
''' Bankruptcy Schedule,
ssfn ~ have nied schedules showing Hablil,i'
az "a and ASSET, s. So in accounts and ono
t6irg, tine value ~ which is unknown. Al one.
M compeltiou was made az 81 3 CENTS
WILLIAM IT. FRANK. manufacture NJ an,o
.,us amJ bodies ri New Tochelle las MED srhed
ulss slowing liabilities 81 026 and assets sIOi'
BERNARD WEISS. butcher. a. 20" Eiglin a..
has fled schedules showing Liabilities 80, anu
no,e. Sj10s horses and wagons. NHVv ana
cash 90 bank 80
Weekly Failure Report
pradsfrcct's reports 239 business failures i1 re
United state, dudug the week. against 2,s Tor lhe
f0rcyl1r. wee, and 3J5. 1885. 2sj and .l5 Tor me
'.-r.-.f,,rdlng we-,i, y 1915 To 1912. Tne mllne
.tat.. lad . Nv England p. southern a. Nesl
,r, - Norriwc,trru Is Far Western q Canada
ma % against 20 FOR the preceding "eek 40"
- Ter cent ~ the failures had capital u less than
s. 900 audi % pet cent hal from 5000 ~ S-0V'o
capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
u. s. Military Orders

Washington. Nav &
v,,r,N,s .corr 4 NJ e.. relieved 81,
Ma'- Nlld.lNN -, ,,..,.is. .r.ir trsns
Io., .rrlre San Francisco. f'p'-' :. aei., 9u''
fe-Ha.'tr. 81, e., ,,nS ~ aria
,oa section sw.. oHi.er Hes, Co. 1@p'ti ,, s
S'gr '''i" N'.'.''
capt I9uN y N>iGhT C., ~ ',o' ".1 11ns,.
. s,as,s' c,r,a D.5a-,ae' ,'r .emgol,r7 au';
Ted n.. ,- vo-.. Ma, JonN 4
'LAhk aa' 'ap.' III ~ InS " s'J 'CIENENS "
NNlLAN,.ro,. f. pi.,h ,,i MATHEW 4
Via. tAhi.plh j. ~ ~ ,[Enu< WCOli.
~ Nr"Nt, -.' -t. Ic'." washington
Mao. WILLIAM 4. WicklIN ami zap, JAe'''
Il NO Nr Nclra. sun nrI',,,, l'' s,,,.,
cap MORRISON & SIAlLH "e''' ''''
owing oiy, %. tnsine'f 4 a., r..elve sl
Corp. lawns Vf,n ",'ls',t ,ri., slt vir No.
stc-'. q, O. ,t5'' 80, ,,,fts "a N.KtNSrEY
r'ii IT, Leu, '". ,r',' 'lr,,r'lns N'n io,i
o. 4uN f. H. y,'' , c''' sd oeantl.
,io ~ a.. ,,...,, e.ginec-. in Sew lott
Ni ivi, MiI ts1.l ~ '1 GT0EGr If GiifoHD
IONS T. HuGAN HAROLD " 40 DSoN ad
lniiN ID IRVING: Fir-t Leut,. JoSlrH
,HtNtF.Tr,o,NE Wv Wu.pIR aud second Lcut..
IRrprHCk ~ rokENfE and 'hAhLh" VI.
NNDrRSuN
Following oaior. ~ QIa-icrma'tcr ofcet,' ~.
.er,e CON, e.,ie.cd 10 active duN ,spam
ALBERT . LorEI 20 uu1eus' Training CanP.
c,o,.t. Io~AS = rl1-rrE,fAN ,o c,uens' Train-
"i' s IN, ~. Me- 40 a.,i,tal; To- camp
qisr-m5 ier ..,..
Captain HARRISON VI DyfFILL 10 ,itiIens'
oiartcrms.,c-
First Lieut. JOHN j. SMITH. Meli'a "hcer'
R.-cNc Corp. to Irit NcDgwr- ..,
captain HAROLD ; MARriN .unior miii9p
aviator. SisHal '"fp'. rom Si.nsi to'I9 ava
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Mao El RNtIl VI 'i'llI Ihr iI.In'' s,ie-,ed D.,
cato generals officers 1,seI'e cofi' ,lI.,.o
active du.'. ftpNi Us leU't I'D juicy
s.n.ral ior a''g mel. o., ,,r,,o,,-v du,, a.
Following "flceN assignee 10 tem,s" a. ~ , .-' Ia
instructors li1e,G [3i.is Siap' ti>,ri>'T i9tb
CAV: cant WILLIAM u. FORSYTH. 9Th Cav
Capt WILLIAM WOOD on ied AZ sp,
WILLIAM T. MORRISON. f,eld At; u,,1'' %
o1irers. list. Fir-' Lieut. WILLIAM j.. ~ R,, HH'
F 9s'n,G;a q l1 t., ' Man, Nsi ir Gr
WnlTWORTH. l2th ~ 'apl NII ,1DV y
KNIGHT @'n luf. CAPT ARCHIE ). hAil''H.
can, isD' EiDwAEp y MAcoN Crclredl. assigned TO
ar,iy. lu',. 20 Newark y. J.. A. assistant re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply. az rs Office.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets
New York city. until II A NJ. on TUESDAY
May %. 1917. for Contract 1856. for making
borings at the Woodstock and Glenford
bikes Of the Ashokan reservoir In the town
81 Hurley. Ulster County. New York
At the above place ana time the bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pam
can be- obtained ar the above address at
the Office OF tha Secretary. By deposting
the sum 81 five dollars $50 ia cash or It's
equivalent FOR each pamphlet For further
particulars apply Ia the ONCE Of the Prin-
cipsl Assistant Engineer. al the above adj
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN = CALVIN
Comml rlloners Board % water supply
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
State Senate Passes
Tenement House Bill

Albany. May 4.--Ihe Lawson tene-
ment house bill. which permits The re-
modelling OF old private dwellings into
three family tenements IN New YORK
City. was passed by the senate to-day
by a vote Of 80 20 10. Only eight Re
publicans and four Democrats were re-
corded against IL. IN spite Of vigorou
fight that has been waged on - since
It's introduction.
The opposition. led BY Senator DAILY.
Democrat, Of Queens, pointed out three
objections to the bill the fact that IL
permits an iron ladder and scuttle 20
The roof Of these houses. instead Of a
stairway and door. that IL restores the
airshaft. that was ruled out by the
present law In favor Of an open court.
and that II permits sleeping quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05

70 bo established in the Easements Of
these houses. thereby fostering the
development and growth Of tubercu-
loSis.
senator Lawson defended the act.
supported by Senator Brown. Senator
Mills explained that contrary 20
charges made against u the bill was
not real estate measure. but repre-
scented the views Of men who had de
voted twenty years TO the reform o.
housing conditions in New York. He
said the bill would probably do away
with congestion and many objection
able lodging houses. as many OF these
old private dwellings now are. but he
declared his opposition 20 the bill and
voted "No" on the rollcall
The only New York City Senators
who voted against the bill were SEN
atCls Cromwell. Mills and Ottinger, Re
rvblicans. and DAILY. Foley. Sheridan
and Wagner. Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Price of Butter in Paris
Raised to End Search,

Paris. May 4.-The regulation hrir,
the maximum retail selling price .
butter at an equivalent Of So cent, ,
pound in Paris was abolished yes,sr
day by the Minister Of Provisions an
the price went up TO the equiysler, .,
a dollar pound.
The scarcity Of butter in the Par.
market has been attributed to the mar.
imum selling price. which is suppose
20 have driven the product 70 otk.,
markets. where no limit has been ay,l
for its sale. II was hoped By 3.
Minister Of Provisions that the ,bOF.
ton Of the regulation affecting Par,
would cause shipments in such car.
titles 20 the city as would reliev. d,
situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Five Police Magistrates
Reappointed by Mitchell

Mayor Mitchell yesterday arno1rced tho e.
appointment OF several polio. maEistrat -.
There ,,er" uo new appointments. but some
az t.c magistrates whose terms arc nearing
.r.li-ation received longer terms Naes-
ttite Frederick 3. House was appointed for
q tru-year term TO succeed Magistrate Fred
ORIG. y. Harris. whose tenn cypircd on
Nav t.
Magistrate Harris was appointed for ne
Ur.eplroi term Of Magistrate House when
expires ON jun 80. 1919: Magistrate BrouCn
was appointed for tcn-ycar term TO sue
coed Magistrate Ten Eyck. whose term ey-
pircd on May Magistrate Appleton wa.
appoin'ed Ia IN the unexpircd period Of
MAGISTRATE B~ough. which expires on June
80. 1922: Magistrate Ten Eyck WAS appoint
cd 10 tin TIE unczpred period Of Magistrat,
hup'c,on's tenn. which expires on July =.
1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the sbove-de-
scribed property Is TO be sold is Sixteen
thousand. nine hundred and sixty eight and
75lOO dollars (sl6.s6s.75D. with Interest
thereon from the 18th day OF April 1917.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Five hundred and seventy
eight and 96i10O dollars (S57S.so) with in 81
terest from April IS. 1917. together with
the expenses OF the sale and additional al
lowances OF one hundred and ten dollars
SilOD. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is one thousand 1--WE
hundred and thirty-six and lOfi0O dollars
81. 536 l0I and interest
Dated. New York, May g. 1917
FREDERICK r. RICH. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ma
tional Lumber Insurance Company. a 10
nestle corporation organized under the IN
surauce Law OF this state having It's prin-
,ipal office in the City OF Buffalo In the
county Of Erie and State OF New York and
having an office FOR the transaction OF bust
ness In the city Of New York. County and
Sfate ~ New York will apply 10 The Su-
preme Court OF the State Of Sew York az a
special term thereof 10 be held al the CITY
and County Hall In the City OF Buffalo. New
Work. on the 2lst day OF May. 1917, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day. or as
soon thereafter a. counsel can be heard. for
an order authorizing said corporation to
cbange It's corporate name 10 New York
National Insurance Company.
Dated. Buffalo. New York. April %, 1871
NATIONAL LUMBER INSURANCE
COMPANY. By
JAMES j POLAND.
President.
COATsWORTH & DIEBOLD. Attorneys
FOR Applicant No 43s Main Street. Buf-
falo. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05

RATHJANs and Fir, Leus STEINER srBEN.
ERsoN and RICHARD A. RO"LANDs' 70 f"'
Major CARLETON W. sTCRTEyANT. Capt.. b ~,
MIND - CAMPBELL. LAWRENCE y ~ k NJ,
MAN EVERETT II MURRAY, JAMIE
SKETIY FREDERICK " GREEN. CLARK -, X
MATDIGo CHARLES r OSBORNE -. mAH ~,
Ifapts VAJPH f. RAIDER. HARRY Y. NLN
COuB HAIPH " QrEAL ALBEIT y. sToD
DARD aud CHARLES LAHskN snd ~ ,, %
IlrIis ROBERT VI COPELAND ALEAAEnth
Y scUHOFTER MEBfFIELD q MAkILiNH
WILLIAM \ SMITH rnANk NJ "a y.
CLAY v LEWIS and CHARLES \ 'ANh' ''
Fort RILEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Fire Kills Five Horses
Near Big Oil Supply

Five horses were burned to death
yesterday in a fire in a stable at 220l
Madison Avenue, owned by the John
S. Conabeer Coal Company. The dam
age was $4,000. The warehouse of the
Pure Oil Company. in which were two
hundred barrels of gasolcne and 10000
gallons Of kerosene. is at 211l Madi
con Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Brown Blocks Amendment
to War Measures for
Workers Protection
Wagner's Plea Vain
Civic Leaders Say Women
and Children May Be En-
ployed Long Hours

ri tfl ,,,.,,
Albany May J. nc So-'''''" ''''0'
gency war bills, permitting the suspen-
.io, Of tho labor laws. the FULL crew
Co.. .,,blio. corstruc-
Ia" ana CONTRACTS 'oi !|'''
ton work, were p"SS'" ~ '''
to-day without any amendment SpecI"-
caiIy protecting 'he '"oo' |"'' '''' ~ rs.
the state. Their sponsor senator '-'o''
Il Brown. Republican lea>er, rode
-. h., o,.or 49,, attcmnt by Senator
rug "-S',ou - ,.ador
Robert +. wagner i'v'''o''"'
10 effect such an amendment OU'g one
vote that of Senator Downing Demo
...,iol ocsinst lis enact
craft was
ment.
Defence Of the rights OF women anu
.,.idror wort,no m factories was lin
..o., and tho futile
tied to thal one '0'' az" o.
amendment o. senator wagner ""'
whom II came to the bill permitting
..:.., ~ tbo full crov law. Repre-
SuSPe'.S'0" w. '' .ouroods and
scntatlvcS OF Doth inc RAJ U"u' "''U
the workers had so man! I'.''us Nh vi
the floor that senator bIo"" w "'..'
only tWenty-siN votes 'he huii'ocI
Quired for passage. seventeen cgha No.
voted against tins bill. aI,nouEn r,''lC
if any hardship or cNCesaNc 'ou' no.
work could ne impose u''uo ,,.nrk.
Visions ana inc" o"'' WI
crs.
Merely Names Industry
,,..,- a.,o,,J-,c,,. nro-
>ena,or N"E'IVi D. ..,',,on,,o, If tho
i. 'bor io ," thc Industrial Commission
must name specifically the establish
mcnts affected by the SUSPENSION l"'
...ood of merely naming the industry.
-. ,ro,.;S,J lie anDc.led to
''' ~, bobsIf Of Tho vche-
HcHa'VI DIO" va -. tho hill
mcnt opposition NoiCc" @N"l"'' ~ 90
and cited Eng and : adinllcH HIis'an
II adouting the policy urged by thc
l,o~,,Ll,cor ioador
- lir,i. I'm ;, Jo,lorod Senator RroWn
ms bll' utV'"' ." ~ .
s OpcWhat dngrily, rs des iEHtu 10 I''''
necessity Of the direct klrd, the neces-
s;ty of the nation. DO you mean 20
.a,. that all laws rcsDecting night work
cSS Ina, y,'n' ,,'' sbonld he enforced during
the wa,9 As for England. doubt il
INV man in the CAPITOL reads as much
English literature as | do. am not
willing TO Weld TO the application OF
reople who do nothing but criticiSe
what the Legislature does
The evil in the legislation. as charged
by its opponents, who include the fore
most social workers and child labor
foes in the state, is that it is so worGcd
that almost any factory may be able to
take advantage Of its provisions and
work women and children excessive
hours and under unsanitary conditions.
Language of the Bill
rho ovoc4 Ioronaco If the Hill IN this
..sn my al - tbi '.'.' ''e
rr.t 70 narsop shall he on,plo-od under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Fire Record

n oo-TT "a At Joseph Kuhr.ld; Sigh
II 5O--l.s Spring 81. b. G. Restaurant. -
~ Friday.
gold $4,000
a.3y-i2i Vast SSH 81 Joseph Rentfscit. ur'
s-720i Madison AZ. John Con ab-sr; g. ~
"a ans Broadway Nelson FlaniEsn ihrsf
5is-ss- PARK av.s T. =. Siapss 800
S0-ss5 gh AZ unknoVn. uifns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
DIAMONDS
PUBLIC NOTICES

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
nent. notice Is hereby given that an act.
Assembly 80 :13i. Int. No. l2iO has been
passed by both branches Of the Legs
latuIc, entitled
To authorize and empower III" board of
commissioners 81 the sinking fund OF the
city 81 New York 20 set aside and assign 10
tho board OF trustees 81 the College OF the
Cify ~ New York certain real property IN
Tho twelfth ward I'm the borough ~ Man
haitian 900 said city. and also 10 close
street and an avenue included therein.
adjacent to or abutting upon such real
property
Further notice IS hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
at the Mayors Once In the city Hall In
TN. city Of New York. on Tuesday May \.
1917. A. 30 80 o'clock \. VI
Dated. city Hall New York. May 4. 1911.
JOHN PURROY Mitchell Mayor
PURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
mcut. notice Is hereby given that an act.
Assembly No 239p. Rec 325, has been
passed by both branches OF the L'gis-
laturc, entitled
To supplement chapter sis hundred and
forty-0iN Of the laws Of nineteen hundred
and f.o. tuttlcd An act 10 provide for
the roust ruction and maintenance Of d san
itsry trunk sewer and sanitary outlet sewer
800 the county ~ Westchcster> and to pro-
vide means for the payment thereof as
amended. TO nN and determine the area
sewer constructed and maintained under
tLe provisions Of said act. as amended.
end 20 provide for taxes and assessments
within and without such benefited area to
paw the cost OF constructing. maintaining
and operating The said trunk sewer and
outlet sewer
Further notice Us hereby given that =
Public Hearing upon such bin wan be held
~ the Mayors once In the city Han in
The city OF New York. on Tuesday. May =,
1919. al 1880 o'clock a.
JOHN PUEROY Mitchell. Mayor
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice o. hereby given that an act
Assembly 40. 13@9. Int No 1888. has been
passed hy both branches % the Legs
Az ACT
To authorize tho board Of assessors q
th. city of New York Co make awards foi
damage caused by the change Of grade Of
Siaty-seVouth street Brooklyn.
Further notice is hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill viii be held
at the Mayors Office 90 the city Hall in
The Guy Of New York. On Tuesday, May :.
1917. 90 1880 o'clock 4 ~
Dated. city Hall. Sew York. MAJ & 1917.
joins PURROY mitchell. Mayor.
PURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
meut uo.Cn is hereby given that an act
Senate $50. 1892. Int so $50. has been
passed by both branches OF the Lesls-
lature. entitled
To amend the Greater New York char
ter. iu relation ?. -he powers ~ the board
~ estimate ard apportioumrnt 20 pay or
compromise claims against the CITY on
equitable grounds. although such claims
boz Illegal.
. Further notice is hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such BIN will be held
90 the Mrfof. once in she CITY liali m
Tire cffF OF >cN York. ol Tucsdsy. May q.
1917 Jet 1850 o'clock : "
bai, i. -! Han. New. York, Ma, & 1911
JOHN PURROY Mitchell. Mayor.