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Samuel, 81 W Iolth ct. ct al ttrus). mtg
$1,000. June is; attys, Sullivan g. c, ~

Samuel, 81 W Iotth 1t, ct al trus). mtg
$1,000. June Is; attys. Sullivan d C. ~
LOTS ITO to il2. map Joel Wolfe estate
ralph L Sa chs to Belle Sachs. s14 West
End av. his wife Nov II. Hl7; atty.
Klein 2I1 pway. "ss:';;.;.. send, ~
schutzbank to Margt Chaser on barge
Warren, pier T. wallabout. Brooklyn.
mtg $1,000. July 80: atty. II sperry.
FoRDHAM Av. W cor 18th ct, c5xios.e
Louisa C Squire TO Israel Sachs. 1855
Crotona Parkway, July II; atty,
epT.T CO. rs n1,yvy,, WV
s lot Is on map David Banks. Jr,
runs n 6s.3x 25x 77.3x W 25.4-City
Real Estate Co to Delaheld Estates, 81
r Cedar 81. July 49, atty, Dclafeld
Estates, 81 Cedar 800
COSTER ST, =, 907 Oak Point av. runs
$50 to centre line Casanova st X 25x
13ox sxw 100 to Tiffany st X 8 2s7
to centre line Maxwell av k $50 70
Coster at X n 33o-Geo II Bramwell and
ano to John Henshaw, 2s West
End av n part, July 6; atty. Geo II
Henshaw. 20 Nassau ST.. 800
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Police Department Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

Transfers and assignments ordered yes
From precincts indicated to Division
of National Defences Especial war pay
roin. granted an indefinite leave Of alb.
sencs: Drafted. To take effect 1901
A. NJ. July rs:
rATRoLMEN,
To take effect 1901 a. NJ. July as:
Frank l., Lsuri,s 10, NJ ,,,v a..
Albert C. Ackerly. Jr.. 70.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR
Daniel E.. Costigan. LIST Insp; Dis. In
charge of % Insp, Dis. In addition 70
his own, for 8 days from i2'cl A M
august l. PArRoLMEN.
James j. Ryan. ssth Pree.. 10 Head
quarters Div. to clerical duty IN on'cs
From precincts indicated to Headquar.
ters Div, Division Of TRANSPORTATION; "a
duty in su,omos,ls repair shop, fr Is
Ferdinand Romano 20; George vii.
wartn t ts Henry j. Gsippsn sss.ne. ar.
authorized. with full pay:
INSPECTOR.
8 days from l2:ol A, NJ. August Z. TO be
deducted from vacation.
Without pay:
SERGEANT.
william p Maxcy ssth Prec.. for Q
days from A. NJ. August Il
PATRoLMEN.
Charles p Clancy. asth Prec. for
Ferioli, 4sd Prec.. for day from
p. NJ. August 8; James T. Knowles, 74th
Prec. for l day from 2:ol A; M. July
al: Thomas ]. McGlone, 77th Prec:. for
/. day from is'ci 4, NJ Angus, I: James ,Ene
p. NJ. August q Frank Snyder. ioist
Prec. for l day from ! J. N, August
3; william G. sutton. 1lith Prsc.. for
/ day from 8 A. NJ August T..
The following sick leaves are granted
LIEUTENANT.
william Bauer. 18th Pree.. 1S day.
from 1901 A. M. August 10. We
PATRoLMAN
william W. Allen. asd Prec. % day.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved;
PATRoLMEN. !,
James p. Long, asth Prec.. from 1901
M July 20, during disability.
George A. Musgravs. bist Prec,. from
a'i Dennis p M 'q Kssn. ism Free .0 IRON
1855 A. NJ. April ~. 10 - p. NJ May 2
Joseph r, Dunn. Traffic piy, Motor
cycle squad No, 2, from 6'i5 r. M
asp.ed TO take e~sct NJ August
SERGEANT. al
James p. Nsstor. No. ass. Hesdqusr
TO take effect u r. N. August ..
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FINE DWELLING LEASED,

The residence OF James a. Deering at
West Fifty-second street has been
leased. furnished. for the winter months
TO c. w. Hammel of Shearson. Ham
me! & Co. 1t is a Ave story American
basement structure. The rental is Ie-
ported at $4,000.
Pease & Gilman have leased for y.
A. Stancline. as attorney. to Nine Bell
Ranske, the three story and basement
IS foot dwelling at Sc Irving place. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
The Douglas Robinson. Oh aries S.
Brown Company has leased for Mary
Appleton, the dwelling at S66 Lexington
avenue to Anna Z. Loughran for a term
Thomas j. O'Reilly has leased the
private dwelling at AL West Nineteenth
street to Joseph Fredericks.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented the
dwelling at ia West 1lsth street FOR
Samuel Wallach to Aaron Goldstein.
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ORDERS AFFECTING SPECIAL PA
TROLMEN IN THE EMPLOY OF
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT,
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
William A. Newburg, No. 1855, listh

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
tAppo oTn:, as as Special Pat5olmsn. To
eiasts isdlsatsds 4. NJ Aasu.t !? pre-
Frank J. bonlon' No ssii: RoS Sr;0n Il
So 1850 john SS haD pc56ln. so sa'ps ssf
Jane. Murphy. No. s.Ss
,,n TO III III Frs ,.s, DIST Dls): Joseph Lub-
c, t. Ism No Pre-; s.s, DIST Dls9: Ernest
MaIou ,i rI SS s ss P Hssa, Io'egh
To ssd Pre-; uth Dis; Timothy J.
Battery. No. se6I' John F. Downey, No
TO asth P..c, 18th pisD; BENJAMIN
Hart No $3.50: Israel Goldman: No. 1881
To 18Th Free 9th Dis); John haft-
Smith. No. 25o'; Frank C. Smith, No
To 1880 Pre-; ,usth Dls1: Michael
1T The .n fol,OSins ,Tansd.r is ordered. TIC
SPECIAL PATRoLMAN
Samuel Morgenstein, non 3.ss. from
7th Prec. ust pisJ. to ssd Prec. 18th
The following designations are nc.
G.orgs NJ. Luther, No. 1857. 1914 Prec
18th Dis.). TO take effect p. NJ. July
william Lombard. No. 2Soi, loeth
Pre-. ,u7th pis), to take effect IL P. NJ
Hans Schultz. No. 1897, Iosth Free
tl7th Dis.), TO take effect "A. NJ. July
Fred A. Bacon. No. a.Ss. Bridge Pr.c
to take effect 10 =. NJ. July a.
Edward A. Carroll, No. eli, 1850 Prec
nsth DisJ. to take effect IL p NJ
Michael ]. Muilaney, No. asss. ?s,h
Prec. 9Th Dis.L to take effect A. NJ
Pet.r J. Munisan. No. I1oI, s1st pr.c
18th Dis). to take efrsct IL n N. july
Raymond J. Jaycox. No assa, iosth
Prec. 9TH Dis). to take effect A. NJ
Harry Krashinsky. No. ls47, It'll Prsc
Michael ID. Murphy, No. 1860, l5th
P ps;s ssth Di''' to take effect 'A. NJ
William Friedman, No. 2ns, 18th
Prec. DIST Dis). TO take effect p. N
Thomas J. Muiiin. No 1854, 4Sth Pree
7th Dis.). to take effect A. NJ. July 81
Francis r. Wing, No. 3t72 Bridge
Prec,, to take effect 9 A, NJ. July ~.
The following death Is reported:
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
Louis Putoii. No. sara, i2oih Prec
, az 2:so p. n. August Z, residence, 2 -
McCauley avenue. Jamaica. committed
suicide by shooting himself Funeral
from his late residenos; Evergreen Gene
sses' "
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BUYING HOMES IN BROOKLYN

The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold Il two story and cellar two family
brick house at 247 Eighty-ninth street
for the Chester Drug Company to a
client for investment.
James Waters has. sold for John
Schulmerich to a client for occupancy
the frame and stucco dwelling, on plot
toxlo0. on the north side of Eighty-fifth
street, 200 feet west of Ridge Boulevard;
also for Munroe Stiner to a client for oc-
oupancy the new frame and stucco dwell
ing on the north side of Eighty-second
street. 275 feet west OF Ridge Boulevard.
Harry NJ. Lewis as sold for the estate
o. Camden S. Dixie and County Judge
Norman s. Dixie. the vacant plot. 120x
100 feet, on the north side of Lexington
avenue, 325 feet east OF Nostrand ave-
nue., to the Rosevale Realty Company,
Inc which has filed plans for a one story
garage.
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TO BUILD ASSAY PLANT.
Contracts Awarded After Delay of
Many Years.

Contracts have been awarded for the
new assay building at 80 and 81 Wall
str eet. upon which construction work
has been delayed almost six years. The
Corners Brothers Company of this city
Is to be the general contractor. having
been successful with a bid OF S564.oo0.
The New York Safe and Lock Company
will build the vault for $4,000 and the
A. B. C. Electric Elevator Company Will
Install the elevators for $19,150. The
latest plans for ME structure were
completed months ags by York & Saw
yer, architects. and called for four
story structure, 76.sx72.3 feet.
1t was six years ago last January
that the old Assay Building. which had
occupied the site since 1879. was va
Gated because II was believed to be un-
safe. A year later the landmark was
razed. The site adjoins the Suo-Treas-
ury Building on the east.
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INVESTORS ACTIVE BUYERS.

FRONT street.-The Charles F..
Noyes Company has resold for Fred
Ingraham to a client of Stoddard &
Mark. for about s32,5Oo, Sc Front
street. Ave story loft building. on
lot 2Oxs5. and leased for a long term
to Dumarest Bros. This is the third
sale of the same parcel made by the
Moves company. The property has
been purchased by an investor.
EAST 23D STREET.-THE Cruikshank
Company, with Goodale, Perry &
Dwight has sold for the Central
Union Trust Company to the Hospital
Supply Company for its own occu-
pancy 1855 to 159 East Twenty-third
street. a six story brick business
building. on plot 7SxsS.9. The prop
erty was formerly the home Of the
an-Moriarity Company.
WEST 1s1ST STREET - Frederick
Brown has bought for cash from H.
Feldman eo4 and sos West 1s1st
street, between St. Nicholas and
Wadsworth avenues, two five story
apartments, on plot 1o0X100. The
buildings have accommoda tons for
forty families and return an annual
rental of over $4,000. The property
had been held at $4,000. Nehrins
Bros were the brokers
EAST 13sTH STREET-Alexander Sell
kin has sold for the Henry Morgen-
thau Company. Robert E. Simon pres.
ident, the three five story apartments
az $50, 643 and SAT East 13Sth street
each on plot 37.6x10o, to a client OF
Frank Locker. 1t was an all cash
transaction.
FOX STREET-Jacob Levine and A
Saltzberg have sold sss1 Fox street. a
five story apartment house, on plot
12.5x10o. The new owner gave in
part payment 1863 Avenue A. Ave
story tenement with stores, on lot
ej.SXl00. Ownership of the Fox street
property is held by the Benensor
Realty Company, which acquired Il
three Weeks acn from IA vid DaNia
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KNOTT IN HOTEL ALBERT.

The Hotel Albert, seven story and
a twelve story structure at the south
east corner Of University place and
Eleventh street, has been leased by the
heirs Of the Albert S. Rosenbaum es-
tate to David H. Knott for ten years.
at rentals exceeding 100000. William
A. Bloodgood was the broker.
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QUEENS PLOT BUYER.

c. Ruppenstein has sold to I. Gootzeit
q plot 100x116 on the northwest side OF
Decatur street. 325 feet northeast OF
Forest avenue, Ridgewood.
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RICHMOND HILL SALES.

Fl. J. Barlow has sold to C. Steen the
dwelling at $40 Spruce street.
c. Malone has sold to J. G. Goodell the
dwelling at the north west corner of SUIT
ter avenue and Walnut street.
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FORECLOSURE COURT,
COUNTY or NEW loRk-THE SEA-
MEMS BANK FOR SAYINGS IN THE
CITY. OF NEW YoRE. Plaintiff. against
Defendants clerk File 40. c595s. Year
1917. Csdwaladcr, Wickersham d Taft.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40 Wall street New
York
Judgment entered July 22nd, 1918 pur-
suant to said judgment the undersigned
VII sch at pablo auction at EHchanEe
Borough Of Manhattan. city of New York,
at !. O'Clock noon. on August 18th. 1918,
by Samuel Marx. Aucionecr. the mort
EaGed premises directed by said judgment
to be sold to wit:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parce' Of
land together with tho buildings ana Inn
and hoiug In the Borough Of Manhattan
and city Of New York. ana bounded and
point on tho southerly side % one hundred
and forty first street distant one hundred
and siNtE-one feet eastcrlr from the point
Of intersection OF the southerly side Of
one hundred AMI forty-nrst street with
the eastcrly side Of Amsterdam aevnuc 4:
and running thence southerly parallel with
Amsterdam avenue and part OF the way
through a party wal ninety nine feet and
eleven inches to til" centre line Of the
block between one hundred and foretieth
and one hundred and forty-hrst streets;
thence casterly along said centre line of
the block and parallel with one hundred
and forty-frst street, eighteen feet. thence
northerly and again parallel with Amster-
dam avenue, and part Of the way through
party wal ninety nine feet and eleven
inches To tho sou'hery side OF one hun
dred and forty hrst street; and thence
westerly along the said southorly side Of
one hundred and forty-hrst street. eighteen
feet to the point or place OF beginning; be
tho said several distances and dimensions
moro ur less
Subject 10 the covenants and restrictions
contained in certain Instruments recorded
IN tho offlC" Of tho Register OF the County
Of New York in lAher ?oni Of ConveyRnces
page s.. and IN IIber 9Oll Of Conveyances
page sos and in Liner as Section Of
Convcyances, p7g" ASi 50 far only as the
same may affect the above described prem
isps or any mart thereof
Section :. CLOCK 2oS7, street No. 400.
lilst Street.
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SELLS GLENvILLE TRACT.

Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Frank
A. Rookie FIVE acres on the Byram River
with frontage on the Riversville road
a. Chenille. near Greenwich, Conn. to a
client.
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FOR SALE-About 900 feet of lumber
second hand shelving, benches and count
ers Including some heavy planks Apply
20 Janitor. & East 18th 81.
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FARM PROPERTIES SOLD.

The Batson Farm Agency has sold
the Nichols farm near Pattenburg. N. j..
10 c. F. Dennick of New York: also the
walters estate In Ulster country, near
High Falls, to Miss May Weir Of New
York.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
PHILLIPS ACADEMY MILITARY CAM

A. xnaoVer. Mas july 10 HUsp.t 10Y
directed by Canadian Overseas OfficerI
Same instruction given as In France. Trench
Construction and maneuvers. Bayonet
Sighting. Bombing. Rine and Machine
Gun Practice. All departments of Military
Instruction pertaining to modern warfare
Equipment and plant OF Phillips Academy
TO be utilized. Fee. $4,000. Including
everything. For information write DR.. Al
fred e Stearns. Principal
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TOOTH ST. DwELLING BUYER.

r. z, Parsons is the buyer OF the Ave
story American basement dwelling at 30g
mest Tooth street, sold recently through
psase & Gilman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ORDERS wanted on gauges or any work
on shapers and lathes connected with war
necessities. The plant has been practi-
cally closed for two years on account of
lack of orders. New York Tool Mfg Co
AT Canal ST, New YORK Guy.
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Together with tho ap3urtenances and all
the rights ard interests OF the parties -
the SAID action OF, IN and TO the said
premises
Approximate amount OF mortgage debt
costs and allowances. l7,5l4.2l; taxes,
a assessments and water rates, ss2t.65.
Dated. New York, July 24th, 1913
WALTER c. b. SCHLEsINGER. Referee.
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LOST, rOUND AND REwARDs.

Losr-Aug. 1, gold and diamond brooch,
on subway between 18th ST.. New York.
and Borough Hall. Brooklyn. Reward II
returned to AotA Hancock St.. Brooklyn.
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
fSouth'of Fourteenth street.)
CHERRY ST, Sc Ruger. pl. 1ls. 5xi9.ex
irres; D m, ave lily Behrman and
BklyIn. yrs. SO; atty. Title Guar - = AT Z
SAME 'PR6PEkrYi;; also water st, p n n
Aug lMsa%e 70 same ins,a'' 3, s5 oSS
LEWIS i !, siilSSs; s Aer, IS 1svd dsi5L
sis'ooe; ATTY attys. - Jay. ' Smith Jay. 20
Montague st. Bklyn ...........''.. .s'oo
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
4lST ST, SIS 272.6 W I'd av, 22.6x9s.9, Aug
ARNOLD Levien TO Dry Dock Saw lnstn.
s41 Bway. due and int as per bond atty Ky,
Frsnk n Tichsnor; sS Park Bow. 5000
isls-Metilda Eggers. exrx and trus. to
Mamie Trickensteadt. slS f 9Th st.
nt ssSS due ats" Aug ny T. lsi' krsty PFGE
s5T ii'e sTU 8, $50 sd av, 's5xic:a. AVS
l---Spohie " Rooney to Fredk MARI Is
Gelston nv, Rkivn. 2 yrs. 51s atty;
SD Az. isss; loan st; :oxloo' ? Pm m:
Realty Co. 76i West End av' due Dec !,
1910. 6T atty. Y Title & NJ CO; lsS
Bway ''''...'.'..' '.'''''''' '$0'0oO
west SIDE.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
18TH ST. a! sHa !,o sS.SsS: jan ,s.H. De,
Walter to Francis Morris, trustee. 221
W Union av Bound Brook. de;
mand. 51c atty. Francis Morris. SoI w
2eTH ST. n 3. lT13 W 10th av. e2xes.o.
Policy socie,y; 8 yrs, sc atty La ~ cos
.sTH St s. IS 70 s sEts Y, JIy ~? ~!
oyster Bay. l. ], and ano, due Aug !,
1929, az and 5i1ce: city, Title Guar
Co, 1IO Bway. .......... .$oVVoo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 1loth street
July 3l--Ritz Realty Corpn 20 Mark II
Rogers, 100 Riverside Drive, due Mar
1s. 1919. So: atty. Title Guar T CO,
Hath ST. n :, 100 e Lenox az. 125x9a11,
p m. Aug The Madaline Realty Corpn
to Chas II Kelsey, East Orange, J,
admir-. due Jan !, 1924. Int as per bond
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 1I6 Bwav. 600
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney


(south OF Fourteenth street)
READE ST. las. 2sx.s. mtg tis.lso: Reaae
St 142, n q, 1854 e Greenwich st, 2bxos.
mtg sis.75o-R w sundeison to .
wilmer, 13s w 12th ST. July 80: ATTY,
Jacob Rieger. ass Bway ..........$ioo
CHERRY ST nec James J,nn,rv ST. runs :, 't to
beg-Margaret Farrell TO Madge
farrell ct al, $50 st Nicholas av: atty.
Percy L Klock. lts Bway. ......:...sl
CHERRY ST. sec Rutgers pl, ny: sxts.sx
irreg-Thos d Hurst to Henry Benr
man, ISts B0th st at, Bklyn. and Morris
herman. 1870 4sth ct, Bklyn, mtgs SIo,.
900, Aug !. atty. Title Guar q CO. az 40
oRASb ST. SIS. 'sixtioo.s Kepper to
Real Estate Mortgage Co OF New Jersey,
63 Wall st. mtg $4,000, all liens, Feb
atty, John Pine, 63 Wall ct. ....:...sl
LUDLOW ST. s2-s4. 4oxt6. BOND and
Mortsage Gaurantee CO to to, S oaS yea yea
TG & T Co. l7s Bway. 500
R1v1NGTON ST. 3l5. 25xl0o-Mariam .
Parlaman to Tedsain Realty Corpn. 30
Lewis ct, mtg $500. July -: atty,
1saacs, Is Columbia ct. :.....:..s.el
FORSYTH ST. 1st, 2Sxioo-Jeanette schei
70 Max Lancet. -! E tth st. July is: 81
TO Max I.ance., - tth ct. July 81
Inc. to Max Balik, Se2 Bowery. mts
S1s,500, correction deed, Jan ], lsls
ottys, Lurie d Feinberg. 200 9th av. .Sloo
18TH ST, n s. So5.2 W sth av. p. sxlos.S-
Fradelle w Haskell to Anna s Wilmer
las W l2th st, mtg ssS. $50. al he ZEN,
18TH ST. 6. Sc W 9Th st. 1sxss-David
H Knott TO Earle Hotel Co. lo3 Waveri!
Pl. mtg $4,000: atty. &c W olvany.
RECTOR u. .slV'Vv'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man on lumber
and dry kiln work capable of taking
charge and pushing the work: only thor
oughly experienced man need apply. LANG
PRODUCTS COMPANY
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4oTH ST. BUYER TO BUILD.

Mae Siefert, buyer OF the plot, S6x100,
at 534 to $40 West Fortieth street. sold
Wednesday, will erect a garage on the
site. which has been leased for twenty
one years.
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West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

9TH Av. IS. 25xl0o-Jos Bsek to National
Biscuu Co, at 10th av and 18th Ut, Aug
J; atty. Chas Northrop. 81 Nassau
5TH AF. 27th ST, runs W 2S4l to e .
Bway X io5.sx llsix s65x 100
to av n s2.4 to bes-e3O Fifth Az Corp
to Bangor Realty Corp, ll9 w %oth st.
mtg $3,ooo.ooo. b and 3. July 20; attys.
Stoddsrd & NJ, 1928 Bway..........sloo
SAITH ST. 4?3 W. :lasss-wm Wallace,
exr. to the Webster Apartments. $50
Madison ay. all liens July %; attys.
18Th ST. IS w, 2oxlo0.5-Robt V Sswell
ct al to Alex r BOYD. 2os S 18th st,
Philadelphia. Pa. July "a; atty. Title C
4sTH sT lss W, -x--Geo W Beatty
to Caroline NJ A. his wife. 2o4 Hancock
ct, Bklyn. lila part. +, q c. Aug !.
18Th ST, 10 w. 25xloo,5-Laurs L Walker
to Charlotte Weatherley. COZ Madison
av. all liens. Aug /: atty, Lawyers r a
slsT ST. All w. :Sxloo.5. foreclosure
July 3ol-Lavrenee Greenbsum. ref to
Metropolitan Sav Bank, SO Cooper So
Attys, s & W Hutchins, 81 William
74TH ST. l45 ". oxio.2-Louise V Kerr
to Teresa g Parker. 81 W list st. mtg
$4,000. b ana 8. z, July 81: atty,
Title g & Co. 176 Bway........sl00
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th etreet)
lllTH ST, W, sc1looll--Isaac A and
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wANTED-ENperience man on glue
work capable OF taking charge and push
ing the work; only thoroughly experienced
men need apply. LANG PRODUCTS
COMPANY
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II EN- MI Nv ANA W1TTTNHN VUTIIEtE
Box 500, Chester. Pa,
Collegiate Courses in CiVil Engineering
Chemistry. Economics and Finance. Also
Preparatory and Junior Schools Address
Col. CHARLES Z. HYATT. Commandant
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BOTH sENES

MACKENZIE SCHOOL, Monroe, N. Y.
ton Lake Walton.
Summer Session a vacancies) July s-Aug 81
Fall Term Sept, IS.
For fun information apply to
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. Registrar
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
10th streets)


PARK Av nse cor e<th ct, 100 5K20.lo--
Edinburgh Realty Corpn TO Rufus l.
Patterson, Southampton. l. mtg 37o.-
GOO all liens. Aug /; atty. Title Guar
18TH ct, ais i. is.sxlo:. Hugo
Ramacciotti ct al to Albert De NJ Ramac-
ciotti, 1854 W 74th 81. mtg $4,000. 1-5
part: atty, Richard Kelly. 2S3 BwaySIoo
AV A. 1902, 2sxss-Selma Wo!n and eno
to NJ Fauihaber, A3 I'd av, mtg $4,000.
all liens. July /; atty. Lawyers T
ssTH ST. 2is E. ,5xio22 foreclosure.
July lS. IslS-orson A Raynor. ref. TO
Sophie ~ Rooney. Al f slst ct. Aug
/; atty. Lawyers Title Co. lso
loeTa ST. .o7.,os E. 'iic1icciii-Jos L
Pascal to Victor p Nacht. las l%2d 81.
mtg ssb,5oo. May 81. 1913; atty. Title
Guar a T Co. l76 Bway. .......... 800
SAME Observation-Disclosures p Nacht to
Elemco Realty Co. So Liberty st. b and
:. ali liens. -juiy 81; attys. Cary & G,
I'd Az. ZOOS. .siiil-Faniniy Mandeibaum
to r BiumeAthal., 733 Prospect av,
Bronx. mtg $ls.bee, Oct .. 1911; atty,
Sd Av. 1883. ao1IooTFioya Realty CO to
M.Iex Realty Corpn. 10 Bway:: mtg
100000. all liens. Aug !: atty. Alex S
Williamson. 40 Bway. 800
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West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth


REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-03

e Louis Putoii, No. sara, i20ih Prec.
az 2.so p! NJ August I, residence, 2 %
Mccauisy avenue. Jamaica, committed
suicide by shooting himself Funeral
from his fate residence; Evergreen Gene
terry.
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Bordentown Military Institute

Mental. mora: physical. military training.
Boys taught HOW to study.
BordentoWn-o on I he Delaware, New Jersey
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-12
Edward Otis, Russian En- deavored to Play into the Hands of a
 Submarine.
so THE OFFICERS CLAIM
Gave a False Reading of the Log and Ran Up American Flag Up-
 side Down.

ATLANTIC PORT. March 12.-In connection with the case of Edward Otis. 23 years old, Russian, and for merly quartermaster on United States transport. who is charged with a violation of the espionage act, and held under $25,000 bail, details have come out of perilous over seas voyage of the American trans port in question.
 It has been learned that the trans port was riddled with Hun shrapnel. It bears evidence of an actual clash with a German submarine.
 Otis is alleged to have tempered with the mechanism which controlled the transports course. It is also charged that he ran up the American Flag upside down, and reported a false reading of the ships log.