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SEP??RBERHEAT
SPURT KILLS 3
?ecord Ninth of Month in
Thirty-one Years- Fight
Overcome.
itfRCURY HITS 90:
HUMIDITY HIOI?
-latida Ha\cn for Wilted
?and? Maay Sleep
01 Roaches.
rrostrntinns
' ' ? I *' I
? k has ha?i
m the hu.
. -. n
?
Otherwiae
? ty-i
found
Mon.
? i r.ty three,
,--. Manhattan;
- Third
i- .'id at
-*reet.
I'rnalratinnv
. g,, an
nd in
sty-four, a
? et, Urook
? ..nil Street
Hellt
. . horer.
vercome r.t
|
? Kht, an op
t, Brooklyn.
-. : et ar.d
?
Kim;. ? '?? ? ehauf
B t reel
Mai hattan
? 7 Hoapital.
stj i. wntchman,
Overe?me
. rth River. Went
ment
>ut thirty, ?uf
a'.cohollam. Har
nbout forty-five
?ajtaaaa ? and Fust
?
i ha: had bee'i
?
were hur
wnrdrobe re
fountain? did a
fiiM ?rar?
; 100,000 people
7-.ey Island.
or. the humidity t\e
the 'emperature
I 10 p. m. The
i poor veas intense, a;;.i
pet aid roofs ?,n the tenemeit
?ere more crowded than to
?r*l Blsjfjkt.
ae| Irland last night fully
-. the Uve-mil.'
? tack from Brighton Bea.li
f ta Police Cap
. Lisda.-i. An extra pa*rol ri
.-? ?d the
raai api mosl
ar;i! ci.
A resi?rkible featuie of the day at
* there were r.o
r.tfs r? ported, a!
vsit crowd sought relief at
7*.ur;or accidenta
r.irrtd a perfect record.
, a schoolboy, of
'rom a jetty
Ke hie spine.
: ?
I was carried
. it husband, John.
?M?. Cars] SB? rtfen Street,
ted up apa in ?t a
B ?shoulder.
In ?reatbei remised that
.rra as
of fall are
MVAL ADVISORY
BOARD SELECTED
hniels Expected to Announce
Thomas A. Edison as Head.
? ? I --?u ]
*")>.:?.,- Secretary Dan?
to-mor row
? Navel Adv.so:
..-.-*.*? A. E
he h?d received
?a aaalnationt of ail the ten teehni
I to assist hi n
ird, but an error
made it nece
orreetion.
? ? . -, ,.
? ?? rlth I
? a of the Seer?
.- e.nv paci.i
?
ked by ? -c
ate for the
?' the board, which
. before the
It i- hoped that
**to*r ta work
re some material
77?. m en dat i on s to
I'anlel?. believes
will reveal th??
? chancea ?n the
nee for.
a -ike an ?y
wh'.ch the board can
? rk
POLICE DEPARTMENT
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? l "Va? I Sat 'roa. Il s
'T?*"? W I?,
fa, A??'??.?
rlT??n 13
t?t
. E K, a Tttltc ***? *U
ROOKIES DRILL
BEFORE MAYC
They Soon May Get M
tary Training, Mitche
Tells New Policemen
URGES ENTHUSIASM
FOR EFFICIENT WOI
>.inot\ -six Peace Guardians ?'
Re\ lewpd ;:nd Cheered at
City Hall Plata.
Head? d
dram .
'hree n
?v ..own fr
:
o clon. rheir u
lorrn*? ?
tetan? ;
i with tha
!
;
? t Mitchel, -
?
irtre crowd ?!
.. i the n
policemen bj
through n c
hi thi m .
?
their waist line? down and ?
active in the pursuit <
-1 made a short addrei
May Get Military Training;.
Bronzed by hii
irf, the e ? '
Ufged 0)1
?r.g to -
time mis
Ihey wi
"1 wanl to ?ay to you," said I
Mayor.
to you to raise t
..? far
higa publie . - ? ? ? ??cent yea
been su
ee to reston
? 1 feel that polic
may feel pro
uniform I and it
tht? duty of you men who arc- u'cttn
into the foi ce so
that % ou, 7..... lull f. el
: ra
"Now, 1 ee 1 . have learni
your close order drill pretty thoroup
ly You have had a very goo infltru
tor, 1 know, for 1 to ohser
him recently, up ire. T)
time may nol
to receive < xtendt d ord? r ii
struc7i. ?
in military work that we bel;? v.- it e
only for ye
?
Fervor in Police Work Triced.
"In the meantime, it i- your
devote youi raight and el
police work ar.ii *o throw yourtclvc
into it with fervor and enthusiasm
be',,eve you are doing to do it.
'?The people of this city look 'o yo
with connu-Tice. Go out and do yoi;
duty with a ilcterminat'on not to fai
If you du that 'he city will continu
to feel proud of you.
"All thai .n h of you has to de i
order to raise the general standard i
60 to eondi
em standards and ideals of hor
and efficient service are co7.
and he car? fee! a fa] f self
respect ar '"? I that he ha
done I
"If each one of you will do that yo
? vel of the Police I?t
pertinent of this city."
FRENZIED FLIGHT
DUE TO STABBINC
Fugitive's Battle with Foui
Policemen After Chase,
Caused by Fear.
Patrolman Pergnaon* of the Wei
Forty-aeventh S.on, was nea
Tenth '. ? i .nth Stree
last night, when h<- saw a little mai
dasbing up 1 and bowling ovi
every person who got in his way. H.
gave chase, and Patroirr.an McVeigl
joined him. But the little man stil
outdi ra.
Then they fired too ahota, and thi
men deemed il bee*! to ?top. Thej triei
to arrest him, but he was a wbirlwini
and llalli
i'?*! aoon eat . bul ?1 waa a lon|
tussle ?>e:" ' lubduei
th-.- man.
At the ?? ' ?
Keane, of .'148 W est Forty-second Street
The ; ? wh?r
a call sounded. Patrolmen went oui
and broui
? tabbed ?ml se-. ?
William Keane, a brother of Job:?, liv?
ing a1 101
and the otl t Ti tynor, of -U?
Weal 1- ortj ninth I I reet,
It developed th.Bt the three had bei :i
in a place kept by a foreigner when
a quarrel began. Two foreigner?
whipped out long kniv? . which caused
to scamper away, and In hii
fright bowl persona over. His f rich I
ill four oil:
?;.
a th this and with inl
The others were sen*, to thi I'
Hospital.
FIGHT QUEENS SHUTTLE CAR
Flushing Resident?? Ask Direct Trana
fer to New Subway.
Fifteen hundred residente of Flush
ing and ?.. inity ha ? . pel I
tion to the Publ Commit lion
York and Qui-rn?
etrie Railway to ghre a di?
rect servi.. ?
?ray entrance m Long [eland City. At
present ?11 through trolley cars i.i
Queent cross the Queeneboro Bridg'
,-tut;, and paaaengara desir
to Manhattan by the new
?uhu ranafei at the bridg?
and ta?-? a al ittle car th??t rana on
Jackson Av.: -. L-oag Island City,
; In addition to the delay, the ehutt-e
servi . during the ru^h
hour ? ted.
rga W Pople, ehatrtaan of the
Flush-., ii.- Buainess Men's Association,
will present tl to 'he com
mi-sion to-day
VON LOVE SCHEDULE ASKED
(.irl Musi Give I'arii? ulars of Banker's
Marris?;?' Promise.
Yvette da Von, ?ko brought a -
Ml breach of promise suit a,
Andrea A. Cuneo, banker, was ordc-r-.1
vestei day by Juatice Sheam in the
Supreme ?'ourt to furnifh a bill of
partieolan ''h when, where
..id in aria? n. inner Cuneo promise I
tu marry her.
Shortly af" r ll.ee dc Von s -u
was nlrd Cuneo ha?l her BITeoted on
a perjury ? arm?/ she swore
i falsely when aha Btatod that she was
I unaware he was married.
ROOKIE POLICEMEN GO THROUGH ATHLETIC DRILL
BEFORE THE MAYOR IN FRONT OF CITY HALL STEPS
SEA GIRT HEAT
IMPEDES SHOOT
Atmospheric Handicap for
Riflemen?Three Matches
Open Tournament.
Rifle Ranges, Sea Girt. ?lent. !?. Se?
? twenty-fifth annual rifle toum?.
rnent win opened here to-day. Thre
matches, the company team match.
tyro, 'ir Columbia Trophy match ami
ih? Hayes individual match, were
The heat on the ranges was intenso
i.rid created an atmo=Dhfric condition
about nn.Liny which made good shoot-!
?ne difficult.
The tournament ronlly will get un?
der way to-morro?v, when ?ome impo*"
tant interstate team? will .?hoot. Th *
lental on three i i
the New York company team inn-.'i:
nnd \ho Qould Individual rapid iii -,
0 ai d BOO. v |]| i,< shot, i ?
well n? the Swiss matrb and the
?nuldii etiip-1. t" tna llwlei match
marksman shoots until he misses
bull'seye.
Ti,p tp-<m ft, rrpre?e?it New .Ter?.
was ?rlec'ed lierr to-day by Major
d I, Price? ?f ('umilpii, th'
;ain. It Is composed 0/ Pi
Challes I". Silvester,
V right, Lieuten
anl Ban uel Bi ? wn, Lieutenant
Kny?e?-. ' Ic its ian1 Alexander
1 r.i ? Angle, Se; reant VV
A. Balevre, t 1 !, Q. le ?. S. ?
ream nhauaer nnd Privates
J .' ; '1 ? ? n Smith.
To
1 iiMt'AKt ti am MAT? 11 rrnn
?
Captain William II. Richarde, of
Ohl . 1 ? ' 1 ? of the rang?.?. took
honor? in the Haycn Individua] match
yards this afternoon, with a
fierfect score. He hit ten consecutivo
?????. f. cond place wn? won by
Bergeant Roscos Ar?ett, of the I
States Marir.^. Corps, with Ii). Mujor
Wlnflold B. Trice, of New Jersey
I ah ad third with 48, tuking that berth
1.ver Private M. W. Randie, of 'he
Marine Corps?, who had a similar scor-?,
but who was outshot on scoring points.
FIRE RECORD.
, ? * ? : ? -i , A eettena
!a ... rl Frank I ?- ?
.'. I.aal lid at. MlU-heU, Roao. IV?-.!?;
? .
II .'? -'? Mantmifal at . J I trifling
I! \v??t 1 ?utIi it., Ben I
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, lUaily ?o ; Be <ltjn?r?
SEVEN RODDIES
FACE DISMISSAI
Naval Academy Head Rec
ommends Dozen Others
for Discipline.
r..? TYtbun* Unreal ]
Wa 9. Captain Chan
? Her, acting superintenaent of the N'a
val Academy, ha? recommenced t<
Secretary Danieli that seven midship
men be dismissed and a do;en other?
disciplined a?, a result of his investi.
getion of the hazing scandal which
developed laat June. Secretary Daniel?
has written to nil the men atTected
asking them to present their defenc ?
to Captain Chandler, after which th?
report will he n to the Preui
di nt.
Thre?. of '!>? men aie charged with
rep >ated h ? ol hen ??-? th
re the Board of
Inquiry, at which Captain ?'handler
presided. It is believed at th?- ?le
. s on which
the n must have been
?if tl ?? t? ?. as it is pro
?? a midshipman may
? ol b? ed without court martial
.or a ? .:icc.
The ?*- discipline are
charged for the most part with "cjc
ceedii . I lone." This is ??
applied t<. student officers
ISO of their au?
thority to browbea. th? midshipmen
undei ?
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OE WARSHIPS
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Commissioner Wtiods, Mayor .Mitch?! and District Attorney Charles A. Pcrkin?; watching new bluecoats cavort.
CHILLY ICE PLANT
SOURS NEIGHBORS
Odors Wafted from Plant
Drive Sand Man from
Uptown Homes.
Gas bombs anil stench trenches mean
more than just war reports to the citi?
zens of Washington Heights near lK4th
Street and Amsterdam Avenue, nor-i
inallv Manhattan's most ventilated se-*- '
tion. In the last two weeks stories of
German frightfulness have been very
real to thes?- persons. Odors ?man?t- i
ing from the big Knickerbocker Ico
Company plant have reduced thv joy
of living to such an extent that the !
only pleasure left i.? writing indignant
letters to the Board of Health.
In the plant, which occupies a square
block, the Knickerbocker Companj
manufactures artificial ice which re?
strains a large part of the cream of
Xew York from turning sour during
thos.' hoi days.
This fortunate effect on the milk
supply of the city is not repeated ?in
-I RBOOATES' NOTICES,
IN pl'l i if AN OHDEH OF HON.
i :. i- Cohalan. ;i sum.,: :
u.e County of New forte, NOTICE l? bare?
to nil persona ha>>-.< ..aim?
I Deloa O v Ickham. lata ?.f tha
r..u:.t;. ot New V.irli. dacaaa? ,. t, praaeat
Ith vouchers thereof to tha nub
,..? of u Bsav tlni
-...? offl e of Ii?..it. Claik. Hu.-kt.er A
Howland, No, .D Nassau Street, In the
b rough of Manhattan, City of Nee? V..-k,
on or before tha '7th day -if November,
luli 1IAK? !.. WICK HAM.
Bie. utrlx.
Dated. New Y?)rk. the ?th Ui> of .May.
Itll
IT, cl-AHK. BUCKNBR A ROW*
? naya f>>: Ex? utrix. 11
Naasau Btreet, New forat
IN PURSUANCE >>F AN ORDBR ?.F
Honorabla John P, Cohalan, a .vurrcicata
of the <'..urity of N'."* T>tIc. notice is here?
by (Ivan t.i all i-rsoin having; claims
arxali.?'. Nornuin Pierce, Lite of the ?
of New York, deceased, to praaanl ihn
asm? .?ni' eonehers thereof tu ihe m;b
scrlbar, at hi? pluc- of tratteactlna bust?
n?.-?a. No. '*>1 Fourth Avenes, in The city
of Sew Tora? sa or before, the Mb U.iy of
N'ovamber nast
li-led. New York, Ihe 29th day of April,
1?1?
?HRAUfK fl ROCKWOOD.
A Jin miar rHior.
I.\ i- R8UANCE OF AN ORDER Or HON.
oral la J'.i.ii I' . .-jrronate of
tha . ountj ..f Ni ??? Y..rk. NOTICE 1? aere?
en tu ail p<-*-.?..na bavins; i lalms
aa;..:i.?t ?--?:iiue| II Kl asm lat? of the
County ?' ? Tota, avceaaed, t.. praaanl
the ?. ? thi renf to tha
? ub?crl'?er?. at t!..-;i pla l "f Irans? ?
;n- e of Whltrl la? i< ? -
1er A RICO, N It W'a.i Str.*. In Tue
i ;t> ..f New ?'.irk. on or before tha rtr?t
day of Dacamber next.
Dated, New York, the alxth diy of May.
|?ll
I.Ol'ISK VANTiKKHII.T K Kit II?
a II J K18AAM,
WILLIAM ADAM* KIM AM,
itors
WHTTRIDOE, BUTLER 4 RICE
!.??>? for K.xetutora. Is Wall
New Y..rk City _
tN PI'RSUANCE <>t" AN ORDER "F HON.
or.it!? John H. Cohalan, a .'
Ihe <-..'.My of NVw Y'.rk. i.otire u
a....... t., j'.' persona having claim? ?
Ait.ert r. l lau of the
, ? ' ? I r It 10 prea>-iit ?r 1 : - ,
a?-.. rouchaf-B tharoof t tha auba ?
at their piute of tranaactlnc bualneaa No.
?? the fit)- ,.f 7. ? forh,
on or hefore the lit day of Dacomber ?t
Pated. New Toi i I. th? t April.
tail PLUMMER.
JOHN W .SIMI
?
BIMPBON THACHER * RAKTI.KTT.
Attorneys for Exacutora :i Cedar
New Y ok. -. I
BERKT. MARCELLUb F ? IN PUH8U
an. e of an of :i orabla John P.
Cohalan. a Burroajate of the ''ounty of
Ni ? Yo? k. Braky (i . i. to all
I hav.ns claims ?>-i;t.?i Marevlliu
F Berry, iat. ef tha oaaty of New y. rk.
pre??nt the i.imn with I
era thereof to the aul a riber, at Ha p.aca
.,f transa i na I i U ? N II Wall S-.ree?,
la The CKj? ?f N< ? York, on or before
th* lith da? : . bei next.
Dated New ToraT. the ?4?h day of
PED HTATHS TRfST COMPANT
N EW TORK, Ex? utor.
CARTER. LEDTARD * MtLBURN,
? ? for Exaeut .r. 7,4 Wall Street.
B -ia*!i of M.iiiimtian. New \ ,rk City.
SHERIFFS M i TION SM.KS.
DANIEL Ol
? ill ?ell This
'h. 1?15. af 11 ft
CONTENTS OF HOUSE.
eoaaalattaa ot Car
Pictures Cou imentt
Wlllaa BeU, Chlffoalera, Blda
- etc . an.l all othai that
? ri Au? :jth. 1M5. or
??.?fter
>? \ v s ORirENH ?OEN SharlfT
- > V |1 Mill i- l-p ?ij.-r'tl_
AUCTION SALES.
i i:riiNSTF.i.N ai rrnAi.i i: si U-- p? lat
?
?
. a ? !
-. ... a- v i.ai Am.:, no. A?
a - . 'V. ?atfan LIT- ??'??? link Bf
arder ?at ?tton.c; t?i ?A xigif
the Ice plant's neighbor. The fumes
which escape from the oil engines have
ruined the dispositions of all the peo?
ple around there.
"We can't sleep!" they cry. "If we
open the windows, we are opp:> lad
with that vile odor. If we keep them
shut, we are stifled by the heat."
Afte-r receiving volumes of letters
from the annoyed citizens, inspectors
have investigated the plant. The of?
ficials have decided to try to purify
the atmosphere.
Robert Bavler, manager of the me?
chanical department, admitted yester?
day that the company was worried by
the complaints about the fumes. He
said the weatner caused the present
spirited outbrer.k. as the odors usually
floated off in the upper nir. Lately a
heavy fog bank has hovered over the
plant and kept the smells near the
?round.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
St PR EM H COURT, COCXTT ?JT NKW
York?The Furmers Loan 4- Trust Co..
a.? .-.K'Tit and -| ... ; th? hint
wiii and Ti f Mary E n i": ild,
' agi Marianglola
ml a
In pursua ? . lament of foi
and ?nter*?l
.. : bearing date the
I 1.1th dii ..f August, Uli, I. tie uni-r
i the retire? in nail Ju.lgment
???11 ?t pui .' th?
age Salesroom, Mo 14-1S Veaey
i . .liattan. City
' . ? .,? -of Sept. .-M
h-r. 1911, at 12 i ' it day,
i- Joseph I' Day, Auctioneer, th? prem*
i la-.? directed t>-- sal 1 Judgment to I..- ?old,
: and Iher? .* follows
ALL thai ?areel of
Inn.I. v?.iti? the building ar.d Iraprovements
m areetad, situate, l> in* and
? Borougn ?f Manhattan, of tl
of Sa? ? ork, In th* Counl and I
N?w? fork, and bounded and deaci
? BEOINNING at a ->' lat on the
ll It of I I.'til .*Uieer
hundred un.i forty-four le?.! westerly fr.nn
raer f >rm d i ; tn* lnt< ?*
?:?..? :.... * f g| eel ind th?
westerly aide of Pleasant lv?au? if
i ly a\"iiuh A); and running thence -
parall? isanl A ? ?nuo one
hundred f-et arui "?eia-n Inche? to the
; mlcldli ' k; tlit-nce weaterly
'along ?hi.i lin? forty feetj ?
ind again parallel with I'leaaan' AYS*
au? ?ne hundred feet tad eleven Inch. ? to
th? northerly ?Me of iir,th street, and
thence eauterlv ?.long the northerly side of
116th Street forty feet to th. point or pi?.*
of beginning, ?ai a prsmlsas being now
known by the Street Numbers 431 and 133
Baal ItSth Street Th. abo?? del
lar..I He? tn the Mock which la ileslan.ite.i
a? Hlnek No ITS? Il - lion '" on r he
l.au.1 Map of th? City of Mew rort
Dated, N-u York. August 2lth, 1915
Kl.Y BOSEMBEKO Ha'
bobcht tv CANDLER Ati i ? for
Plaintiff, ii Wall Bti Borough of
Manhattan, New York city
Th* foil?? In? Im a diagram of the prop?
er" ? !? 111
4J1-U3 BAIT I1ITHBTREET.
The nppr in' of it.? lien or
which the |
: prupert) :? to i ?? | a?0 oo,
with lnt?r?el -li-r-oa from th?- ICth ?
? ? - together with th ?
Ing to II! 1 tS, ?? :Mi in
t?r?St fror:.
. , . | ..... | ... . | of th? Ml? Th? ? . .
ii.it.' amount of the taxr?. H**?!nment?
?
r.. ti? allowed te i ter out .>f tag
purchase m d t>y th* Kefer*?,
l? |1,SI ?.:?. ?n.l lnr-resr
? N-v Y rk August 14th, 1915
ELT ROSENBEBQ 't<*-r?>e
SIMMONS.
1EME COURT, NKW V? IRK C?
?KATHERINE GABRIEI, '
rr. ?gainst BI'LEKMaN
rOMAN, Del Nimm.na?A. TI( IN?
Foil ? P? if MARRIAGE
To the above
Y'-r ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
? I - r ? I ? ? ?? ? ?. in, an.I to
?erve .. i
tiff? attoraey wl ? after the
??r?ic* of this summon? ?geluslv? of th?
f servi and II ease of your f?:lur?
, to appear . ?Ill- \,?
? t*ken ??rain?t you r,y .'.efa ?;t, f?r th?, re
. lief desnnnded m ?h* complain?.
Dated, fu? i
I MURRAY ?i JENKINS. Plaintiff? Attor
i.ey. Ofnc? ?ml Poat ?Jffl. * Addrees No
III Ilt..al*?*y, Iiorouifh of Manhattan
f S*? York
To the Defendant, Shleamnn M*l>-k Yonan
The for-S'lr>g ? - ?.-rir.l up<ri
piihllratlnn. purauant lo an order
f the Hoi
' th* Hupr^me Court of ? \-, w
Y .rk. ilated Augu*t ..th 191.'.. ami file?,
of the
t'Urk of th- ? - V.rk on ?he
J.'tii .lay of August
Sem \ i ? i \ .< ist 1 .rii iff|
MURRAY .1 JENKINS, Plalnlir* Attor
snd i' d a Broad
?*y. Borough of Manhattan n-.? Torh
City
i.Ei.VI. NOTICE.
UEOAL NOTICE
Th* N*w Ha??? Coast] National Bank
located In the . -11 >- of New Hav<-i>. in th?
.-?.I? *f Connecticut. 1* . .oalng l'a affaira
All not* holdera ?ml other .re.lltora of th*
aisoeiatlon ?r* h-rehy no'lfte.l to present
th* not?* an.l oiheY claim* for pa> merit
I .; BTODDABn ?-r?*ld*aL
: ? ? : Auiuai it. ....
SEEKING WEDDING
PROOF, FINDS KIN
Woman Searches Califor?
nia to Establish Second
Marriage.
WIDOW OF THIRD
HUSBAND, SHE SAYS
PlgM Over Fstate of Fliishin
Man May Hinge on Pacific
Coast Testimony.
To obtain her dower right? in the
estate of her third husband. Mr?
Marion L. Enos, formerlv of Flushing,
L I., in now in San Francisco, ("a!.,
seeking to obtain proof that will be
?r.t i ..factory to Surrogate Daniel
Noble, of Queen? County, thut she wa?
?epally the wife of her second hua
band, Charle? Henry Evan?, of Sacra?
mento. The first hushnnd do?? not
t.irur?* in the peculiar complications
that have beset Mr*. Knos since ?he
sought a third of 124,042.71 '.eft bv her
third husband, J. Roland F.nos. of
Flushing.
Enos died several month? ago with?
out leaving; a will and t harles B.
Knoi was appointed administrator.
When he file?! hi? accountinir. Mr?.
Enos objected to it on th? (round thai
she had not been mentioned at an heir
nnd hnd received none of the estate.
Then commenced u fight, which wa*
decided by Surrogate Noble last March
when he ruled that Mrs. Er.os, having
failed to prove to his satisfaction that
she was the, legal wife of Evans, could
not prove that she was the legal wife
of Enos
Mrs. Enos told the Surrogate she
thought she could find witnesses to h?r
marriage, and he con?ented 10 reopen
?he case if she succeeded. She im
niediatciy went to ( alifornia. and now
her attorney, David C. Myers, has peti?
tioned Surrogate Noble to appoint a
commission to take tustimony in Cali?
fornia. Ha :..? ! -v.th his petition
copies of telegrams -from a San Fran?
cisco attorney, retained by Mrs. Enos
to aid her in her search, stating that
??he has located a Mrs. Anna Watson,
?-. sister, of whom .*!.?? had io?t trace.
Mr?. Watson, it is said, recalled the
?ve.lding.
Th. woman also ha? found tha Rev.
Dr. Thomas Fill-en, who, sho says, per?
formed the marriage ceremeny Octo?
ber I, 1884, as well as other witnesses.
Surroj-a'e Noble will appoint the
commi?-ion and has set the case down
further hearing on November 30.
by which t.me Mrs. Enos is expected
ijack fri m ('alifornia with the deposi?
tions.
FORECLOSl KE SALF.S.
Ml'PR EME COURT, COUNTY nF NEW
York.?Charl?? Lanier Lawraaea, PKin
tlff, ..L . . Schl**4B(?r ami other*,
-In purcianee of a 'udgmci.t
..f forecloiur* and tala, .luly mail* ami
: in the ab.i>*-*i-,tttl?d action and
.? .
1 th" und. reigned, th? Refer?? In ?aid Judg
?a ni ?eii m put.He auction, at
?xehaaga Salesroom N'..* ii-:? v>**y
Street, li, lb? Borough of Maiihatun. <:ity
i Vorn. .,n th* -1st Amt ? ?! Septem?
ber, 1I1S. ?t II ?'elock noon on that day.
b> JoMph P Day. Auctioneer, th? prem
i?e? dlreeted by ?aid Judgment lo be ?old
| and th?r?lB deacrlbed a* folio?*:
All that . ? r* :? i ii lot, pi-.-.' ..r par.-?! of
; lan.l. with the building* and Improve?
ment* thereon ereeteu. ?Huute, lying and
th* Itor-nQfh ..f Mann ?? a t
I In th? County and
State ? bounded and il'?'riLiil
Beginning .at I point on the
Street, dietaai r.. ?>
hundred .irul tueniy-il.r ?eet we*l?rl] tro*a
! bj b? ..-iter?. .-lion of
th* ?"Ulli Tl; .aide of ".Olli Street \?llh the
wraterly aide of loth Avenue, and running
W?at?rly, ?long th? aouiherly ?Id?
? ?r tOth Sir?, t. twentj -rive feet I
? ly, parallel wltb l'lth A.enue. .nd
part of th. dletanee throuiih a parti ??.ill,
.ne hun.lred feel Bv? im-hea to the rentra
lin? of the block; thence ?aatarly, ?long
( '.!.?? block, and parallel
ulth ' twenty-It V? feet, and
th?nc? north.-rlv. parnllel wltb l'lth Ave?
nue, und part of the dlatan.? through a
aart) wall, on? hundred f- et Be? imhe?.
? f :.';th Street, at
:hc point or pla..- ??: i>. winning
? ?? known b? th?
Street Number .'.'I Went aOU? Street. *nd
a th* block which :? da?lfnaUd a?
I?:.>.?!?? No lot- .i. Bi th i on the Land
r Set Tort
bated. Neu \ork. Ausu?.l 'luth, 1115.
MANT?N M WTVEL.L. Refere?.
JAY .t- CANOLER, Attorney! for I' Sin?
ti IT. ?>. Wall Street Hornu-rh of Man
hatiar. N ? Tort City
f .Mowing le ? diagram of the prop?
erty t.. b? told! it? Hireet number t? 014
?r.?t. Seje York
614 \V??t 101 h Stre.t
Th? approximate amount of th* Hen or
eharg? tn satlaf) ?huh the abev*-de*
I . ? .....
w Ith " t Hh d*i ..f
Auguat. 101.'., together -.?i'h COtrtJ and
? :th In
? from A IfUl ' gether with
? M ..f the ?avie. The approxi?
mate amount of the ta.?.?*.,
and water rate? or tier llene, which ar?
to he alia ? ?? r out ..f th?
?.uni. , l bj th- Referee*
. . , , ere.'
Dated. New York. Auguat 3>:h. 1*11
, r? IN M WTNKIata. Ki fer..-.
V <K NBW"
York.?Th? Mutual Life Inauranc? C m
patiy ..f Hem fork, PUIntlaT, ?gainst
? T Kenn ?rol ..'.h. rs Defendant??
Ai lion No .1 ?In purauane? of a Judg
.f forecloi ? i
and entered in thi abov?-?ntltl?d a 'in
ar.ng date th" -?th d*> of Auguat.
on l?ral-*n*K?, thi liefere? in
?aid Judgment n.n.ed. ?Ill ?ell at public
? .m. No?.
V.... y WArei t .11 'be Hor.o.gh of
Manhattan, City ol Nee fork, on ihe :i?t
? !.O..n
? -, ?' Day, Au. tloneer.
. direct. .1 by ?aid Judgment to
!.* gold, and therein .'.eecrl'.ed a* f. ??
a?: thai certain lot pie.? or pa:
I land. ?I'.iare in ?h* City "f V*?? York md
m rlbed a* folio??? liegln
al a p dm In th- Northerly Un? of
I and sixth Ptreet dl?t*nt one
hundred and e'Kh'v f. et Ka?l*rly from tha
' K'.'ih Avenue and
' . .?.e ?l\lh Street; running
I th? Northerly lln*
of On? bundled and ?l.trh Htr-et, forty
Northerly, parallel with Fifth
hundred feet .lesen Hiebe? ?,,
the e. ntre lit.- ?{ th? I.'.o.k. thaac? \\'e?t
; ir?i>i ?i'n <:.e hundred and ?:?.ii
. and thane? Southerly
parallel with K.fth Avenue and part;?
.h a parly wall, one hundred f?et
?a In.he? to th? point or plac? uf
beginning.
bated New York. Au?u?t JO. 1*15.
MANT?N M WYVr'Iala, heferee
PRBDCRICK L AI.laKN. Attorney for
?lar Ptreet. New Tork
Cltj
The following la a diagram of ?he prop.
t? be a..d. It* *tr**t number 1* t
Eaat I??th Street.
\ ?
104th flt.
The approximate amount of th? Hen or
<-h*rg*. t . ?atiafy whl< h th* ?BOV?.(J?.
. property l? to t? ?old, la 111.111.IS.
with ir.terrat therron from th? llth d?r
of August. ISIS, together with cost? and
allowamea amounting lo fill IV with In
tere?i from Augu?t 14. l?ll. tog*lh*r With
th? e.pen*** of th* ?ale
Dated Ne? V,,rk. AugJ*t 10. llll
MAaWTON it WTV?laOa.
1 i Ifc
WORK GONE, WIDOW IN HELP
Laundry ( uitomt-r? kenU) from Cltv
leave Her Stranuerl.
No workmen's comper.?atiun la* wae
m effect when Mr. Youn?- wat killed
Ir. a fall from a building on which he
wan working. Court proceed,- ??? were
instituted, bu*- there i? no ?
an early settlement.
Mr? Voting, an la?Jat*ri?a*aa woman,
i? supper, tint: he'
a gir! ' ? rl
? III
her monthly rent to S~ ag as
a laundri*??. ?ho earns about $* a
:n *v:r.*<>r. Ir. 'he ? immer
customer? leave *o**n.
I I t ,- ?
th.? y?,ir the ' hi
FREIGHT EARNINGS DE:LINE
Norfolk & Western (?r??.? It ran !>e
ereaae of SI.??-? i,26'.
The Norfolk & Western Railway in
rt for the ?
in* revenue ' ?
of $l,tj?>i?,206. due larg.-y to a falling
otf in tieitrht earn ngt nrr. .
il.4M8.o7i Poooongdi reve wit?
nessed s decrease el
Oaring to u reduc.or. :n oper. I I
co-<*a of |2J0*?,Ml, r.owever, I
pany ?*??.? abk to establish an inei
in net operating Mrataart after taxe?
of $<S?'0,'.'23. Of the red-dctiont .n
opcra'iriaC exponses ?"39,..;i eraa
maintenance ci war depar*
Me" in maintenance of ? and
41.546,0? 1 ,r> transportation expi ?
Tho 'ncotn. available for dividends
?vaa ;i'i.Ho9,??t. n fnlling off of I
521. After deduct.ng Itftjtfl for pre?
ferred d?vidand? there eraa a balan-e
of $9.I9<\233, or ftjvlMll nbo-,
amount required for common divii
GIRLS TO DANCE FAREWELL
EzerciBcs to Mark (lose of Vavafion
Playgrounds.
Summer vacation activities in the
playgrounds will clo?e to-morrow af?
ternoon with a ?eriet of fMttval and
athletic event? arram-ed by the Recre?
ation Bureau of the Park Department.
All exercises will h?-y;;n with a salute
to the ilajj and ?inarm?; '
Spangled Banner" The girls will do
folk dances and the boys go through
Indian club and caliithen.c ?ir
FOKECLOSIKL SALES.
Ht'PREME .'OfRT COUNTY OF 7
York?Charle? Lnnl-r. aa Bole aur-.-l--!i.|
trua'.ea of_:!.a truit creatad In Bad l> lad
Blxth P-iTlon of th? laat Will and Te?-.?
Steal of frar,.'? Adelaide l..mranoa, de
c?a??d for the benefit of r'.rny. La.ly
Vernon. I'lalntlT. again?? A-lolph Bei.:?
?tnarer and o-.hara, l'?tendant???In pur
?uanra of a Judgmei.t of forecloaur? and
aale, duly m?da and enter?,1 In the above.
entitled a.?:..,n ai.i bearing date th?
day of Auguet, Dirt I. the i.nderalgne 1.
the referee In ?Md judgra?nt
aell at publlo auction, at tha Kx. hansa
Sn'aaroom. Ko 14-m Veaey Btreet. If? tha
Borough of Manha-tan, <'!ty of Ne?* York,
on the Slit lay of September, IMS, at II
O'clock noon on taal lav by ' ? ph P
Day. Auctioneer, the pre. ilaee t 1 l.y
: igment to be ?.,..1. and therein de
?e fullona
AU that certain lot. p!?ce or par.-?l of
land, ?vilh the building? and lmpro?.*
m':.'! 'hereon erected, a .*?
being In the oty of New York, in tha
County and fiat? of New Tors
at..i dr?. rtbed aa f..; awe
at a ootnt on the BOtttlMai] - ?
ioth streut dUt^nt t?*o hundred fee*.
-.ve?terly from the corner f -. '
the Intersection of th? eoatherl)
uf 50th Street with the wmI.i ly el.le of
1'ith A ?f thence v
ly a.on? the eoutherly aide .f 70th Street,
twenty-five faat; -.hanca a- utharly, paral?
lel ?tth lOth A\e-..-. mi ' pan of tha
dlataaca through a part? wall, ..n?
.lred f?et flv? ?nche? to the .entre
the block. lh1B?-e,e ?alaliy, ,?!jr,g ?!.<?
line .,f ;be bloc* and para.i?. ??.?h ti.?
Street, t??e?t> ?:'.???- feel ?:.'? I
erly, parallel ?it!: I moa one hun?
dred faet five in- he? to the ? *. '
aid- of leth Street, Ht the po PI u[
of .???inntno.
.-ail irernl??? being BOW known r? tne
Street Number r.ll \Ve?t Jflih Str- I
ties In the i lock whim :? .:???
HI..? k X. 1071 in Section ? oi th? Land
Map of the c.fj of Ne? V rk
Datod. N?w York, August 3 "h. 191 j
MANT?N M vTTVELL. Refere?
ROBERT W CANDLBR At'orna?- for
P IntllT, 4S Wai; .--'reef Hon.ugh of
Minhn'tan. New
The following i* a fUatjreai of the prop
ert?- to he Bold; its ?treet number 1? 512
Went GOth Btreet. Nl V rk
612 \Ve?t 5?.-h Street.
Hi
Tl.? approximate amount of the
chaise, to ?atl?fr ??hi?, h ta? abo?e-de.
l ! properi: i? to be ??: I. ta Sil
with inter? at th-reoii from th? ?th .t?> of
Augu?'. lilt, together ?*--. itn ??
allo?vance amounting >o 1243 '?3. ??!?
tere?t from Aucut 2-ifh. 111'.. tog??th?r
wt?h t?ie exp-n?e? ..f the aa'.- The ap?
proximate amoun.tee, a??e?i
men*? ?i.d ?.r r "'?. of ethei
which ?re fo be allowed
e money, or pul.! bj tlie?
Iteferee I? f42? I", ?nd
Dated legtaat 3 .-h. ltlt.
MANT?N M WTVKLL. I'.-f-t-?
SII'HKMK rOURT ' OU NTT OK
?i . .!'. K ? Runa
1 again?t Janpot? A "?'?
l'iimi. >' ' er? defeadaata
? In purauun.-e ,,f n Ju<lgmant of '
? ?
titled .
r of Augu?-.
*
:. will ?ell ?? Hon. at tha
|
In tha n- rough .'?:?-.
of Ne?? Yo: a ' - .
? .
..u ? ..fie.-r. the prom!???
dimcted by ?aid Judgment to be ?old. ?i..l
therein deecrlbed a.', follows
AM ? '
land, situate, l>tng and being in th
ough of Manhattan, City, County an<
of New York
ll.-glnning at *he noalhWM
An. Hundred and Kl?.-h?> -ae\?nth Btreet
?ml Ametardam a than ?
northerly, alona ?he w??l?-rl>- aide of Am
?1 Avenue and elifh*.
hundred and savant) ?l laaodthe
-
aevenlh and On- H ?nd Ki^hfv
. ?ttreeta. then? e ?? ?
ter line of the 1
f. ? thenc? ? !
A?enue. n!i.?t>-four an :
hundred and i'.fnt) flv? one-thou?
H in'ire.l ut.d Klghfy-aeventh I
thenc? eaater'.y, along ' ? aide
1 rllght) -?e
on? hundred (It i faet to tha p"*n? or
placa of beglnnliiK
I>aied New York City, S?ptemb?r V??,
1915 TH( .mas L HURI
Hef-re-?
BDWARD JAi'i.iis
attorney for I itiff.
Offlc? an?l Po?t ntn.a addre?? J5 Broad
?
The following 1? a diagram <.f th?
erty to be aolil. It? atre.t number? are ?<-|.
tfl \v-?i IITtb I
1?>1.1
-.,
??
t\a\
_ _too I
The approximate amount of th? lien or
charge, to eetiafy which the ai.n? d?
a.-rlbed property la to b? ?ol?l. I? rlv? thou
aan.l and elghi 13-100 (ti.001 11-100) dol
lar?, with inter?-?t th?r?<m from th? 10th
day of Auguat. 1?15. togalher with the coats
and allowance ?Amounting to taiNMt
douera, ?lib intereat from H-pterub?r Id,
1?15 together with ?h? expeneaa of Ih?
?ale' Th? approximate amount of th?
i taxe? aaaoaem-'fite and ??a-er ratea or other
lien? which ?re to be allowed to the pur
chaaer out of the purchaa? BBOaey, er paid
j by tha referee, le flffy-alx .1 : *r? ?nd In
. -,er?a? The p.-eni'aea ?111 be ?v>;,l ir, on*
I parcel, eubject to a ?rlor m ..--.gage for
I seventy-five thousand dollar? ant It.l-rae;
th?r?oo and eubjaot to lattlnga to preaent
tsasets
Dated New T-rk ?ttg? Bapternb?r Id.
lilt. THOMAS L, HVRLKY
BaaBBawawa

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