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CHOATE AT HEAD OF
NEW LUNCHEON CLUB
(ItyrMlfeftllotl Modelled Afler
London Body of Which
Kin ii" i President.
COLONIAL STYLE WANING
T l I
to la' '
t.rintie
t
York's dubs in soon '
ised by o.ni which win bo
i haract. p. This will bo a
. . Willi h Wl'l have a mem-
, ,11 two hundred to begin
,.v . .! QliartOfB for the now!
ns pr Tared in West
street The club la fa ah-
gHt ; a Lei. I"t: model of the same;
irarter nf which the KISS of Kng
ii.i i .- uaualty been preeident, a
.... . w eon llvcg In Washington
i too I it- ..flf to lunch regularly In
, Vork, Joseph .'hoato has bran i
a I . ' tv,e new association.
, ..f cOUFM It a irlnviry pur-'
,: ; i Intended to nia the,
... una 1 1w members n certain ar
iit u,u Hl I' 'I' '".I. moat of tho mein
Mr, n il i.i mora or lea idint.ibd
. art 01 lereture, even If they ta
o mora cl we ) aaooclatod with inch
,, . .. than nrchltooturt or maga
... ai . may brmg thotn. The prep
., : :: uking for the quarter
- nea club prordHM the highest
Bit! comfort for the member,
f . eaa of lha lateat of the New
Tor ibt eeeme atresdy esauped.
go : :': :. ia the no-called "bar"
..i in I (luring raconl yi-ara a the
l,.,. ..- the cOchtnll that one of
ha Plflh avenue hotels, when cocktails
,r.' ordered In the dnnnr- room, eervea
s ida ftl glasses. Quests are thua ,
irty ' Indicate to the waiter in
thjtl aorl if -i glass they desire the
: irk served If ia a fact that the uae
Of f .. o ' fat hi mod COCtttSlI glnf stand
r.c iti stem is practically limited to
getntn :eta.
1- ;ir ther rastfturanl the cocktail
,;,. . t bli -se. memory haa .llsnp
Mftd altogether, All cocktails ore
.,ri. I i Ihe squattj hut popular "bar"
. mle - there is a Bpeclal request
for I fashioned cocktail glass.
I' ' . rvff w.ia a atyle of furnl-1
ru .. . i h oi taken a temporary I
gtj p ! m pal l..' favor It la the no-
t American COlOHlftl whleh waa
q- n yeAti moot popular In
t- , . men, one of the Fourth
Hrrnac denli ra,aW the other day
r. , li onlj theae dealert who ft ill
if . -h thlfl hind of furniture
thlt :f Iht - VII one period more out of
. . nne el l American mahoa-
- . t the Kmp.re which haa COMod
t-:.,. :.i !. . . I Mil red. The Freneh
imerl an furniture were fr a while
q.,' opulari but the taate of thai
turned from the elaborately dec-,
. : modi la of the PHrat Empire to the
A.r colonial. ' which knew a long
period of popularity and one which i
wt expected to come to an end.
K it t eighteenth century French!
IBd I-' lllah tin 1 1 a came to iupptattt the
V ; in colonial In popularity, and it
? no theae two Caahtona winch are j
n demandi nrf all thoae who have!
trhd to dlatmae of American colonial,
jrniture rei ently have dleouvered. !
v :. .: ; a Indeed ao modish :t the'
v.. aj painted furniture in
the '!; . 1 . ihe eiijhleenih centur;.
o. e of the minor mercrea which the
n riel r of a down town drmr atora
ipaaan briniya Inm no rawardi al-
-. ifh h . become altogether unlnten
1; i important part of hla duttee.
t the removal of m tea from the
-,.. of hla fellow men
-t ,:,.. - iti .t e the other da-
ifter had lint separated a bit of
lui fr n the eye of a tflatraught mock
ar ruahed into hla drur atora.
:o keei in account lawt year of the
RUI of - iae au'.'h ar this which 1
.id ery time a man came in to
n lug removed from hla eye
I . - went down on tho liook. At
t ft year my a-aelstant counted
an 1 found that there had
M all l'.'jijO during the twelve
aontha "
a- ' philanthropic chemiat alwaya
efuaea i pt any compensation f.r
relief ha affords, he may without
wi' , called a public beuefac-
T . .' r ! plainly "Not responsl
irticlet of dothlns unless
nea ti rriv.il Who had the look
' i nopolttan ventre than New
f to I, .a .oat In spile of the
efforts of the hat hoy and the
(liter gel it away from him.
i .!.. 1 1. was ins answer. "I'll
atp i it-oat tnyaelf, Nobody's reepon
l ad 1 tt-ll be. Vuu aee It
li't checked, It's etrlped."
I - I t- k of popularity with
Salt Hiad whleh became such
" '.I., pirt i.f every dinrier
V" - years ago haa not yet dia-
:.. . .. la one excellent X-
i '"i Ita perntanenoe. Women
fruit laltul, 10 it la atlll an Im
0 ,.t many dinntrs, Vet few
With the :iaat pronounced
' a could have yielded to
' of one Ol the head waiters
' 'mi- . i :--', last night.
"li out,'1 he explained to the
art; M a the tablet "made of a
whli h the i'ore has been
place the iear is stuffed
A -i rgoiigoiu cheese, t'ver thla la
c''r. irrnntH preeerved In Har-le-oUc
.. whole la covered with
A-.l
au I ' 'j
' .- n'Pmen did not seem in-
ii mpt 'auch n mixture.
The pri - , of more than the usual
- relgnerg In New York tins
' "-'' ' : i J. tie sound of their lan-
- lusg ttiiklng than It used
i ! t In- tongues of one
r- -' or another on all aldea,
under ordinary olrouro-
J- a a. In this city.
r ' ti -t.s m. mogtf" said a New
r the 1 lihy of one of tho hotels
ift(!ruoon. "ia the varied
. ;t l4tH of it. was never
llidi .-.I li gives i.o trace
acquaintanceship with the
' il, The reason that auch
r-. ! . w klndt of French are
i ia the popularity of than
en. led stateal
h gners aro aide o speak
. alwayi adopt that tongue
In publ a So one oa n llnd
In llttenlng intently t'. lia-
r r e French iihiih ttralght
tiki 1' ' It Hpree, was made
"I Its or. gin in Home or waa
re I In Cracow, All these dif
may he heard every day in
t-
ir .
Vint
mla alien with hackett.
ttli i- Seiiaoii to ilpen In
llOSlOU lan. lO.
II .. kail w II atai tvith Viola
forthcoming productlong of
in- uuiiounced yesterihiy.
u Include "Macbeth,"
v i i.ike it. Pweifth
I ' e .M. rry Wlvea of Wind
'. 'i ol. t i, n.e season at the
i i .i re. Huston, mi Jan-
i - s.li'ti uill play l.urlij
I ailer llley will come to New
liiiuii i unsagementa
MLLE.CHENAL STAYS IN
HARIS TO AID SOLDI ERS
Why She Didn't Come to Sing at French Benefit at
the Metropolitan Marie Cahill to Try
Vaudeville Stage.
A friend of .Marthe Chenal haa aaked
Til KttN to deny that the famoua
French alrer had any Intention of
cumin to thla country on th,. Lafayette
or any other veaael. It waa announced
that i-ha would come here SSpSOUttly to
tnke part In the French benefit which
waa given at the Metropolitan Opera
House a week bk . tOnlght
.Mile. Chenal la In l'arla and haa de
clared her intention of remaining there
until the war la over. If she leaves the
oitj it win be to Ming the "atarasiUsiM"
BomSVhsra for the benefit of the French
aoldiera. In whose behalf she has been
MaWUI ever alnce the war beaan. But
it never entered her head to come to thla
country to take part In a tingle concert
at the Metropolitan opera HoUSt.
A. II Woods bus changed the title of
the new Wlltgrd Mack play to ' 'Mutter
milk a:.l llr.ia.lway," from the name
made known yesterday, which waa ' Ap
ple Sauce Philosophy." A new play
from Mr Mack's vmoroua pen ought to
be welcome rikht now.
Joseph Brookt has decided that New
York shall not aee "Hla Majesty Hunker
Bean" thla teasoii as it win be kept in
Chicago until next autumn and then
presented in this city.
Blanche Ring did not succeed in ln
tsrtltlng the Veat In "Nobody Home"
and the effort was abandoned sifter
few w elis Hut n new company headed
by Perclval KniRht and Hoyden Kenh
will give the play In Brooklyn next
week.
Maria Cshlll la aoon to try the troub
led sea of vaudeville. It would aeem
certain that she would be u success were
It not that vaudeville audiences have
a way of deciding for themselves, which
la founded altogether on thanr own
preferences, without consideration of the
ability of the nrtiat in question. When
auch a charmlnjt comedienne aa Fay
T. mpleton failed alma-ether to make any
Impression in the two a day. when Marie
Dreealer did Utile more than hold her
own a- d May Irwin haa never bet in ac
counted one of the irr.aitest auc. -eases
of vaudeville. It Is not possible to make
any prophecies concerning auch an artist
aa Mias Cahill, who ought to succeed if
anybody could
Arnold KorfT, the American actor at
the IrvlnR Place Theatre, will appear at
a professional matinee at the Irving
Place Theatre in order that hla col
leagues here may see him act In Clr
man before he takes his place on the
American stage, which he has had many
opportunities to do. He will appear In
i 'scar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband."
The Empire Theatre will stiapend Ita
se.uaon of revivals for the appearance
of John Drew nest week in vachelt't
new comedy Thin Maude Adams will
arrive and she will be seen In the most
FINGER PRINTS SHOW
MONKEY'S DUAL LIFE
Hutu. Bronx Zoo' Orang
ontanfft Ptove to Be Wicked
Parloiner f Thinirs.
Datu. the trained Brang"Outang at the
Hronx Zoo, Which haa the freedom of
! the prlmseat' house and is petted by
Visiting children, la a crook. He was
exposed yesterday by the latest method!
known In criminology, the Hertillon
Rngerpiint system
Datu't double life wa learned after
' Curator Raymond L.. LHtmara found a
small Gladstone bag. containing aliden,
Alms and manuscrtV'" for "la lectures,
mining from hia de.ali, where he had
I put It shortly before. He had left hla
office In the primates' house in the in-
I terinit
Searchers finally found the ba; hidden
behliul the desk. Kserylsalv was puz-
1 tied. Then Keeper Frd Bngetholm raw
' several black smirches which close ex-
1 einlnetton proved to be flnuer prints.
The dlrei tore of the zoo have recently
Started l" take linger prints of the pri
mates for comparison with aimiiar prints
of human beings. Keeper Kiigelholm
remembered that fiatu hud bem finger
printed yesterday morning. He callvtl
for the records and a magnifying Kla.sa
.-bowed conclusively that the marks on
Curator litn.axa bag were those of the
orangaoutangi a si-arch of the smnnU'i
OSCe brought forth the other thln;s that
have ba-en mlseed In the inmt -a collec
tion of Inkwells, t and SlmihW ar
tidea. Datu, tho guilty one. la believed to be
the only orsng-OUtang In captivity in
this country. It haa la-en the praotloe
at t ho too for many vears to have a
trained monkey and Ksepsr Bngelhottn
Uhm miule Datu u worthy tuccasaor of
ihe fametl Susy, who died gome time ago,
DatU i taken out for walks about the
grounds, somstlmes dreased as humans
art-, and ia allowed to wander Kg ha
lists durillK the day. U is expected
that hie privileKH will be curtulled
now ns a punishment.
ELIZABETHAN FAIR PLANNED.
Ilnriiard 'ollca-e Preparlug Paacant
for -ll. eapcHrc Celebration.
Harnard Collego la preparing an BiliS
Sbethan Pair and l'ageajit with village
aports and dances and asvaral plays
of the miracle type, to be given In con
neotlon with the New York city Shake
speart tercentenary celebration which
will l) held next spring. Other de
partments at Columbia, are also prepar
ing numeroua events.
Next Friday and Saturday evenings
the Phllolexian Literary Society of the
University will iirenent at the Hrincker
hoff Theatre. 119th street and UrotdWSy,
"The Spanish Tnigedy" by Sir Thomas
Kyd. from which Shakesieare la stld
to have taken the material for his
"Hamlet." In Kcbruarv the Teachera
College will give a atudents' festival
representing meiymaklng at Stratford
lifter Shakespeare's return.
$1,000 PBIZE FOR A PLAY.
Qegee ficorac Makca it o Offer to
( olleae tadsntSt
(Iraie Qeorge has offered a prize of
$1,0(111 for the best play written by a
oollegg Itudent. The winning play la to
i.e i reduced by her playhouse company
ami the author II. addition will receive
regular royalties. In thla way Mias
George egpeots to extend to other col
leges, the system established by John
Craig, the Huston manager, who every
tear off tri a prize for the hist play zub
mltted from Harvard 1'nlveraiiv.
Tin- juiim win be a dramatic crltlu
aii. I a playwright, whose na,nei will ha
. ,ntii. limed later Tic play IllUal he
American In theme. The uo.il u closel
on June I. lllf)
. popular of her plays, which certainly
cannot Include the fantastic "The legend
of Leonora," which after the fir nt act
ahowing Mias Adama In the waole gamut
of her pi w era Is dreary a tiff. Hut
doubtless her tueeegg win show thai
after all revivals are playing; a greater
part In the theatr e this aeaon than I
; they ever did before.
With Cyril Maude In "Orumpy" there1
; were excellent audiences at the Umpire,
; and William Ctlllettt has attracted not I
only many of hla old admirers but na
well the new generation which waa nlto
B'ther unfamiliar with his character-'
Istlcs aa ati author and a player. Oracel
iji-orgo has carried on with every sign 1
of Success her season at the Flayhouse,
although with "Major Barbara," by I
Bernard Shaw, alio will begin a ,rles
of new productions. It seems, however. I
as If thts were the year of the revival.
' which Is auspicious for R H. Sothern,
who will soon he su n In "Dundreary."
Armrfllnc to Frrxrtk Wllntat h. wTio I
may has.- a rt-ason for thlnkln It, tho
filrtpiii of "HobftOtl'l choice" hftn CftUMMl i
tho (lram.ttlftM to worry. II1 cl'Hrribfl 1
tht situation yntTUy to The BtTH r- '
porinr lu thMM hurnlnn wonln Hp Mid !
"The IhMtflCft. fli'tlohtf r of thin
town are wrlthlnn In tortur1 fver the
riUcrrMH of HobMli'l f'hoiri' at the
I 'otnetly Theatre. All thin excitement
han come ahont In conweqiienee of t he
fnct that HftroM Hrlsrhoue, who wrnto
the ometly. n a dramatic critic The
fU'tloneers of (till town anil coiititry n
come to think that there wum no ftiich
thlntr as a critic writ inn1 a iIuy that
would causi the ftoUKfl KulT niRn to
ham? on the outer bastions
"HaroM Ttriphntisc. the dramatic critic
of th M&nehMttr ' uardiOH, hn d'ne
the trick. The flctlonMn Imairlntd that
criticisms served to dwarf, abate, shrink,
abridge, mibide. deteriorate, tlecrtmnr,
fllmmiMh. cmmplal and nttenuAte the ,
dramatic faculty
"KrlKhouse has terrified the Action
eers He has thrown a scare, a frMt
heartitu.i ke, perturbation, dread and
horror Into them. These dread fol
lowers of the playhouse had come to;
think that they had a monopoly on the'
playwrltlnK business j that they were
the only ones who could write plays.
They have been pointing to John 'or-I
hin'a futile efforts, am! to the fact that
CLftytOn Hamilton wrote the Ideal play,
which lasted one nlnht ; to Rohert H. ,
IavlH arid his family; to Uoy McCor-1
dell, who wrote the worst plav ever,
written, and to others.
Hut now com en along 1 Ir Ik house.
These tVtloneerH Htlll take heart In the
fact that Hobert McLaughlin, who once
ran a school for press agents In Cleve
land, wrote 'The Btornal Magdalene,'
ROW on view at the Korty-righth Street
Theatre, and Hoi L'ooper Megrue, who
used to write little pieces for the press
for Clyde Fitch, Is one of the authors
of 'Abe and Mawruss' ami the author
of T ruler Fire.' "
RUTGERS ALUMNUS
FINED FOR FLIRTING
Celebrate. Football Victory by
Accosting Women in Broad
way nml I'avs ski
Albert Smethurat. a cettifled ubl.c
accountant, whose office Is at 1 Broad
way and whose home Is r.3 Bentley
avenue, Jersey City, attended the foot
ball game with a party of frlenda at
the Polo (.rounds on Saturday after
noon between Rutgers and Hamilton
Flab'S all star team The part, ended
in the Vorkvllle police court yeeter
day when Smethurat waa arraigned be
fore .Magistrate UcQuadt charged with
mathlng. Appearing against him were
Miss Blanche Levy of iut.1 Bryant afe-
nue. The Hronx, and Miss Viola Itasen
thal of H3.", Kast 189th atreij
The
p ilagistrate lentenced Smethurat!
to oneTnonth In th" workhouse after he i
had pleaded guilty, but on the protests
tlons of hit frltndl the Magistrate re
opened t lie caae and fined the prisoner
(10. Mini Levy aaid she was paattng
the Martinique Hotel shout 11 o'clock
Saturday night when Smethurat came;
out with his friends. The young women
allege he grasjit-d them by the arms
and made an Insulting remark.
Patrolman MurtSUgn was called and
he urreste.i the man. When arraigned
In court Smethurat enld he and hla
friends, all of them alumni of Rutgers,
went to the Martinique to celebrate
the victory and that subsequent events
were not clear In his memorv.
i CONCERTS PLEASE MANY.
1 I'frforiiiaiin- at IIliioilr.ie It. n
of i In- Seuion
j Bell Storey. Nut M. Willi, the Ml
: ranihn.", "CharlOttt" nrifl all hr Hka'.crs
OomblVlsHl to naK th t-onrert at th-
1 Hippodrotna int night ont of the hfHt
yet Hin or hi nnl. Soupr ami nil band
I playt-l M UIUftl A pAftlouhir feat urn
I of tho i iroKruinmo wuh a cornet oo
by Herbirt CMarke, who piayeii "The
liOHt norq to the avomp'inlmont of
the bund and orRan.
At the Winter Warden and the t'entury
the usual Sunday Ooncirtl were also
0 veil. At each place there wuh con
siderable added talent In tlm way of
artlHts from othe)r attract joint.
THREE PLAYS BY GAMUT CLUB.
Kirat "Drama BVObImS" nl Ar.
Iri'.M'. In Henrch tif Tnlciit.
The (ianiut I'lub, un organization cf
aotreeseg in search of new and promlslns
talent, gaVO the first of a series of
"drama OVOIitngS1 at the Hramhall
PlayllOUae Inst night by presenting
three une act plays. fine waa called
"Peg Wotrington's I'earls" and wits ti
pennts eleugh and Cecil Duncan Jones.
Another was entitled "The Woman
Across tho Street" und was by liunald
Macl.ari'ti.
The third, "Manners," by Stewart
giOlTSOn proved to be the best. Olive
Oliver and John O'Brien acted 'the only
two roles. The piece showed how a htia
band treat I Ml unfaithful wife, rirnt
in the days of tho Stone Ago. then In
tin Middle Ages and last In modern
times.
Others who took pant In the perform
ances were William Raymond, who lid
particularly well in the second play ;
Bernlce Ooldeni Amelia Oardneri Tracy
la'Rnglo, Margaret Field. Minnie Pupree.
Oertrude PallaSi Donald Maci.areu and
Prederlcka. summons. MrH. aiix mu
ruchess played si, un. violin selections.
Annie Itussell II u a Home.
RMSASSTHi N Jo Nov 14 Miss
Annie Butstlli the actress, purahaaed
yesterday tho QeorgO Taylor home on
Hillside avenue, near Summit. Tha
price was 2'..onn. Mias Itussell. who
In private life la Mrs. Joseph Vorke.
lias frequently been entertained here
during le tummer monthl by her ais-
Iti, aMra. Joliu Carly.
THE SUN, MONDAYNOVEMBER 15, 1915.
'BRAZIL'S MUSICIANS
LAZY, PIANISTE SAYS!
Miss Nnvaps Nnys Oreliestra
lenders Cannot (let Men
to Hrhenrse.
HER visit DUE ') war
When M. 1(. lHt.ron. n.nnnKr of mri
rcrii and r.incert rUyT, ufherd a Stn
reporter Into the par. or of th Martha
Washington Hottl yesterday to meet
Mlaa Oulomnr KoVMi he whlapered In
the repi'i ter'r ear .
"Ifa a prond i hint.: ( ftrt Mlaa N'ivnheth
away from the MotH AuMr. ')therwlf
you'ei never br able to (ret a W'rd out of
her,"
"Why?"
"Hernuae" Mr. Hanson. 5i(thed rernl
nicent1 --"shts apent no much time
lOOklnff out of her window at tin llfrhts
of Hroftdway t hat T muldn't jret her
aWay to me.'t two musical rrltlrs. three
MWI reporters und o picture artist.
Thny WOUld have written beautiful
strie. I liiiow."
So one of the first quMtloni put to the
twnty-'ar-old Uraa.llnn pianist, who
mad a rrn.i rk i! y lUCAMHlful ib-but
her- last week, touched upon her Inter
est in the streets of New York.
"Ah V she breathed. "The M reets I
The kitten tanirhnfr the thread Thl
lights' Ttrr-r-r-r-r-r-r Very amusinjr.
And the iqtlltTll. There Is nothing like
thai li Hrazil or in lmdon or iMrls '
Anil tberp Art no Mirtha Wnshinstton
hotels In Dratlli she said : they WOUldn'1
be pdhftnlttad, for "nobody thinks there
is da nicer from a mm In n hotel in
Brattl."
M Novae said that she was the
seveiitpeir.h rhIM of a family of nineteen
rhll Iren. Eleven of her brother! and
emter are still living, the "haby" being
now 1 T yean Old, and she b.ts fourteen
nephews nnd nieces. She Is the only
musiril ntio in the family and "he is
aid to have first played the piano when
Ihe was 4 yeeni old, though ahe cannot
remember. She remembers that she be-
gan studying when she w.ts , that "he
! played con "rts in Sao Paulo when she
was 10 and thru she won a premiere
jprlx at the Parll ( 'oneervnto;re it; 1 11 C.
after which eie p-ive concert In !-Terop
She l here now, for one reason, be
I caUae the war In Kurope prevented lier
touri-ip the Continent, nnd for another
' because Df, .lose KodrtgUei of HralU
rami to Wisbinicton to nc! as arbitrator
( In a dispute tTWeen iVnmaik and the
I ttntted States and brouctit her along to
I Introduce her to America.
Nttragltlani' she nald yesterday !n
i French, becauae her KncliPh isn't quite
no to the n-aik yet, "are exceht:ngly
artistic. They are fond of art. but thev
will not work They hac a wonderful
ytnnhony orcheatn in Rrattl, condurted
by Francesco Brag A, hut the dire, tor
cannot get hla men to practlia ; for
Beethoven they think two reV.earsnls are
enough. Why? I don't know Brajra
is one of the three gre.v fomposera
Hrazil haa. The others are Oswald and
Nepomu ei i if Braga POUld vfi his
orcheatra to rehearae he would have one
of ihe finest In the world
"Ttire ' a national cbaractet to
Brail Man music, though the folk somta
and the lighter pieces .ire much like the
tunes in New York Bra 111 I am are not
so generally musical HI you mencans
are. And modem dancai in Braail? t'n
fortunntely. yea.'
1 Bhe Faid that ehe luan't decided what
she shall do in thll OOUntry, but she
wants to play some Braglllan muilc
fore she leaves. Site also wun;n to see
the rountry--Nlagara. the Rocky Moun
tain! mid California . then. tx. sht
Wantg to hear the inu.Mc here this winter,
($he calls the t'nite l States ' adiniral'le."'
WALDORF REPAIRS COMPLETED
one-half tit Hotel Made lee With"
tun Dlstnrblnsi Patrons.
ISnttre iiitrrior renovation of tiie Wal
dorf side of the vVeldorf-Attorla, in
VOlVtnS cost i'f nlmaat 1500.000 and
taklns three months time, a-aa completed
Saturday at midnight. All of 'lie i.mi-
i lar patrons and many transient! were
I corttinuoualy acoomroodateal while half
the side "t 'he bulldlns eras torn out
and a new one bull! In Ita tdaee.
when ileorga C, Bnl.it sianeii the new
' leane three monthl nun he and his chief
eiurlneer, B. ' Blnshsrn, arranged to
I carry on the work t.f renovation tliem
Helves without giving on: a contract.
I Mr Minrhnm hired the workmen and
aupervtaed the job with such tucceat that
not a hammer was lifted dining sleeping
hour an.l the work wss finished on
schedule time
Plumbing up la date twenty-five wars
ago wss ripped out. Meat of th. old
dividing walla are (time A new wall
from the second to the eleventh floor on
the Fifth avenue aide haa been limit
ttush with the rest "f the front. Thirty-
eight new bathrooms of the finest type
that modem piumblns hat evolved have
been installed in changing the decora
tive scheme lighter colored wall have
superseded the prevalent darker hues
of the early ""V Nevt year the other
side of the building will be subjected to
a similar overhauling
HER PRESS AGENT FORGOT.
Irwin liela
About P.
SsStleoi
. 4'.
I.Ira
May Irwin, one of the very best known
light heavyweight comediennes in the
forty-eight States. Insists that the Publla
Servloe Commleslon must, simply must,
be reorganised. The idea occurred to
her yestt-rdny, her press agent Informed
Tiik Son (forgetting meanwhile even
to mention the name of the troupe Mistt
Irwin is now playing with or In).
"You cannot got Al results from
B flat brain." Miss hsvln wrote to
Gov. Whitmnn yesterday In demanding
that the Governor take the Publlo Ser
vicsi Commission by the scruff of the
neck and shake it up roughly
Sim admitted she had recently con
ferred witit ex-perl engineers and sug
geatt d that tho Governor name lien.
Uoethals to host ihe transportation
problem
Miss it win has only recently trans
ferred her attention from national to
local problem!. The other day she In
formed President Wilson that she
thought very well f him indeed
rtn and I'lntcrs.
"Back Home," n comedy tikrn from tha
"Judga J'ri. at" ptorlea .-f in in s OebBi
will In. .-.tii to nlghl nl the ileorga M.
t'liiuia Theatre.
The Theatre Prancali will open pa ..u.
a. m to night ut the Btrkfloy Lyceum in
West l-'orty fourth atraat with a perform.
anco of "lasa Marlonettot."
Ths Twelfth Night fiuh will give a
series of matinoo performsneoo ai tho
iiiiinitiiix Thoatrs beginning Fn.iuy for tha
beneni of tho club's fund
porothy Shoemaker will present n pisy
let culled "Tha passion Play of vYaehlng.
tun gquaro," by Sidney M lllrtch, at ins
PS1SCS in, -a'l.. next ra.
next w
'Tha iti.ttla fry of I'sars," yh.il h Is
now I..-lug alinivn at tin. Vltsgrtph 'thea
tre, win basin on engasetneni la lioia
delphlt to-day ' lh Metropolitan Opera
Hotioo.
a mttlnea or "The Rterntl Mtgdelent"
v i li t.e given Wednesday tfttrnoon far ths
i lergy of New York and Invitations hfVI
been exl.lnli'.l 40 every pre.'niiar In tils
lily.
The alilinnl aaOOOlatlOn of Stsvsne In.tt
tiuo of Technology win gv a theatre
party on Ptctinber 10 at the Hew Amtttr
tia in Theatre, vtin.re "Around tho Map" is
being produced.
Bfthol Baermiore i- to sai.rt nni re
hoarsa a second company in "Our .Mra.
McChetnoyi" Which fli go on tour, hsr
own out of mwn honkingi having bssn
cnni-allnd on am annl nf tin- lUL'COtt of Ho,
plaj ul lha low am TlU'Ulie.
1 INSISTS TEACHERS
NEED SUMMER REST
lirookl.vn Commit too Points to
Ha zarrls in Trains Fall
Vacation.
ILLNESS UNDER STUDY
A committee of the Brooklyn Teachers
AasocJafliin. prompted lo activity by I
the Suggestion of Comptroller I'lender
gaat In the Hoard of Kstlmiite that pub
lic achool reachl ra Should for economy'a
aakt devote pari Of their vacation to
summer achool teaching, has compiled
ttatistlca showing that teaching In the
public achtiola la a hazardoua occupation.
The report Indicate! IhUt at least 10 H
per cent, of the absence of teachers is
oaueed by Illness; that throat and lima
troubles constitute 3.'i per cent, of the
occupational dleessss of teachers and
that with a very large percentage con
sumption ranks first of the four occu
pational diseases prevalent among New
York city's "0 000 public school teachers.
Tho laVCOtlgatlOll upon which the
at a: let lea and repnrt are based w as Con
ducted by Ir Oswald SChlOOSOW, cha.r
n.an of the committee on teachers' proh
lt ms of the Brooklyn Teachers Associa
tion, aaslsted by lr. Henry Kleiaehman.
administrator of the Bducattonal Alli
ance, who prepared the scientific rtassl
flcation .if teachera' diseases SCOSfdlns
to the reported cases of sickness, and
Dr. C. Ward Crsmpton. director of phys
ical training id tne Department of
Education. The eommtttee in tuomtt-
t In or Its findings as-erted that its totalfl
were probabl below the actual flgnr.
because .if the dlfflcultlet met In their
reef arch work.
Sense el the DISIealtlea,
The committee's information w..- ...
Mined by analyzing the application
blanks Submitted by tea her- l :!;
board of superintendent! for tho refund
of salaries deducted for absence caused
by illneaa during the year IV1S-14 The
fact that ru)t all teachers in such a posi
tion apply for a refiiiul of labrlei and
lha fact that the cmtnittee found a
' veil of Inscrutability'' over certain ail
ments due tn t ie "reputed myoterloui
ehlrography of the medical profession 1
were referred to In tho report as con
tributing to its Incompleteness Hut the
committee, it maintains, limited itself
neverthtlest to the actual facta revettlcd
by tics Inveetlgatlon
' .a... .'...
The total number of application! f. r
leave of absence by teachera and pi n-'
tipals for all causes In 1113-14 was
4,i4t among 20,141 persons. The per-
entage nf absence caueed by llloeea wat
10 Uj and the total time lost by absence
caused by Illness was (1,(41 days, mak
ing the average of is s ttrtiupi days
iost per teaoner.
Tho exiuillllaliiin made by the com
mittee to provo that teachers really r. i '
all of the two months vacation awarded
to th. m to rest disclosed Lheee facte:
That diaeasea of the respirator) organs
constitute more than one-thlrdi 3.", per
cent., of all the dlteaaea reported ; lnfet
ttvo dlteawet, tc per cent. . diseases of 1
th.- nervous system, 18 per cent : d.--j
.-.Lses o: I'll- atgesllVe .-isti-ni, 11 p.-r
cent Tbiste four groups In tile order
named constitute the o. upatlonal .i.--
tsmea of t lie teaching coips of the t It'.'.
More loses of I ulterenl.iala.
only twenty-four casea of tubercutosli
Were reported as tuch t the t. toilers'
pStyslcssns. but the committee maim Unt
that this email number .1 -. - hoi neces
sarily mean the non -existence of tube:
culosle among the teachera of t ie rit
Oonelderate physicians may have usetl
more "euphonious terminology." a tiie
committee's -epnrt The total tiumbei
of net-voiia dleeaatg reported does no:
adequately set foith th. exlatlng situa
tion because tho cases on record are only
thoee which resulted in absence The
: epoi r ttiiservee :
"The well known '.vpe of teacher, In a
Constant etate of pathological f.it.gue.
nervously unstrung, who by sheer . Inl
of heroic eff.irt is sacrificing her re
malntliS vitality In the cause of publ
serVicei has nnt lieen cor a.dert-d in ill .
Inveetlgatlon. Should tie- committee
pursue tics inquiry for another ear. an
attempt win be made -many
euoh teachera ai
achools,
dt tei mine how
tervlng in our
The fai t disclosed thai over one-flftl
of the entire teaching corps of ti.e cry
w;us absent because of Illness during Oil
school tear Indicates the existent e of
an administrative problem ol gr
ti mo
men. "
In laving great stress upon the
that the physical condition of
teachers ultimately determines the
clency of the educational system
stnd
affects tin. well being of the iiin.nrin pu .
lie achool children, the committee Isouet
this warning:
"Trie few Instances in which compari
son ahoulii be made between tho New
York city morbid, ty egperience of
teachera and thoee of other . are on
the whole gtddedly unfavorabl New
York city.
"The exceedingly heavy morbidity
rnte a-scr.bnvile to respirator- dtaeaaea
deserves careful rxmslderittlon of the
st-lsail authoril ies. Tin. suspicion has
been frequently voiced that the ventila
tion of our aohoolrooms may he causa
tive of serious phyalcal disorders nntl
the niarke.1 prevalence of nllments which
may be attributed to this cans., lends
color to the suaplcl in Und brings it te
the realm of probability "
SULLIVAN SHAFT UNVEILED.
Member or .
i lend er-
vices In 4 nlviirx 4meler.
Nearly 7.00 members of the Amateur
Athletic 1'nlon In this city nnd delegates
from distrli t associations In all parts
of the country were present In Calvary
Cemetery yeeterdsy when the monument
to James Eli Sulllvnn, for more than
twenty years an active leader In affairs
of tho union. Wat unveiled
v. w. Rublen. president of the Metro
politan Association of the a. a r , an
nounced that the monument was the
first of two Sullivan memorials to tin
established here. Mori- ihnn 14,000,
twice Ihe cost of the monument, lias
been contributed, ami the association
will aak the A. A I', at Its annual
meeting hern to-day to use the surplus
aa tho nucleus of n national moniorlul
One nf the plans suggested Is the titling
out of a great playground in -his city.
Hlnoe hit death. September 111, I'.ilt,
Mr. Sullivan's body had lain In a vault.
It was removed yesterday to the family
plot, where the monument had bean
erected. The Rev, Father John Talbot
Smith, of Dobbl Kerry read the burial
service nnd undresses wars made by
K w. Rublen, Alfred j. Lille, Jr. presi
dent of ths a. a. tv ; Justice Barlow s
Wecka and Col, A. Q, Mills
Thti monument was designed by Jules
Harder of Pouglaston nnd it .a mod
elled by Augustus Uukemtn. Above a
brolld base, formed In the shape of a
bench, a granite shaft rises to a height
of ulne feet.
SATISK1KD MKCII.W H'.S"
lalKNS.
Mai.liiittan.
MOTT ST n a nir Rroo.ns el 'I
II
llionann ft son agt S ft 11 liealtl.-a Co
al, July ll. 1014 llll
SAM 11 PROPBRTT lantili Mark, el
ig aanie. Julv 7, 1 5 1 :
S A n H ritopK.Hi'v -Aisnhtltan Sana '
Inc. agt same, .lulv H. 101;, ... i
BROAnWAY, ii it .nr Manhattan
l.aikln I.lunli.r fn ag Maiv li I'lnktl
tt al, June 11, 10U I la 7.
RECRUITING FOR SNOW
ARMY STARTS TO-DAY
Registration of Emergency
siiovoiioiN to Take Plw
nl 10:i Stations.
John T. Fcthi faton, the Kitchener, Iird
Derby and Lloyd ncorite of the Ptreet
Cleaning Department, beg na to-day the
recruiiing oi nis prcat army mr tie.
at mini winter drive. Ills .all goes out
to an unlimited army of volunteers, men
Wanted far tai.s that pay well, with
exins for ihoae who do tgt-eptlnnalty
Well
Ktf titration will take idnce at 10ii
stations In the borongha of Manhattan.
Th. Hrotix and Hi ioklyn and all who
can handle broom and shovel nr. wel
come. These emergency laborers will
reel ve f 2 -to for an eight hour shift,
and in cents an hour will he paid II
a bonus to those who perform a mp
nlated task within the time limit.
To tackle any big snowaUtrm 'h it may
come thll wmter ti.e Commleslonor hae
arranged ! place department pi 'Ugheon
seventy privately owned motor trucks
till. I flit, .ilv'u tti-..U.. t..n I..I, tr.tl.oa
Will be similarly euulppcd. In addition
to this ths Plfth Avenue Coach Company
win attach snowpiought to twenty-fl
its conches for service over tho com-1
pany'a routes, t n the situation ns lie
sees it now Commissioner rVthoreton I
saldi
"Our preliminary canvati shows thai
there nr.- n.t so linliv Idle in. n In thai
city now aa th. re were nt this time last
year, and at that time we were unable
to obtain a tall iiu.da for em riien.-y
snow work. So it is not unlikely that
w will be unable to obt tin nil the men
We will nnd this winter. We are of
fering tiie a-.nie Indue mcttts na last
winter wbl. i meant all we are allowed
to Offer and will da nil in our power
to I i i rult the fon '
"I with t any m thlt connection tint
the public generally the householders
and merchants part: il.irly-can be of
Incali Ulabla asaista: ca In tlgbtlng snow
if they will tlmply obey the ordinances
in relation to snow 011 sidewalks and
roofs and iii ireaways, The public ap
parentty doesn't understand the tremen
dous amount of work thrown Upon this
department, eepeclally in snow times,
by the failure of cltlSane to perform
their duty and t.. observe 'he city or-
111 . a. I i-.a!;ze t .at often these
fail-area are due to thoughtlessness, and
Hi- 'i it .s so much easier to criticise
11..- dt partment than to -hovel enow "
Mi nt 1 1 . ..t
. , ,, ', ...... ,
iWi'h nnma r,,l addrset of lrider and
Oownlown.
ly.iurh of Pourteenth et 1
ITH ST, n s. 1-4 w Ave A. ::.x;' I taob '
Abraham 10 Oonrlghi Co, lac. .114:. Kyer
av, lit jt; pr nog ItT.elt, .Ins aa par
bund; a'ti. T O Co, 1 Tt Ma- tl.oou
I a-t iile.
1 1 . - ..f fifth at. between Pourteestlt
ai d lllth ate. 1
3.".l ST. n a 1 41.1 Id av. S, 1 1 xtya 5--n.lle
M .r .. I.. Title Oust T fa. ITS
Bsrav, Nov 13, Uus a- per bond. ..117, lei j
IITH ST, a -. 4.1 a .1 .11. IJ0 -. .Adolph
ll.aakv t, K.le Itoelt, I ISO .1 ,, ka.111 av.
p
J Kalt.
J ,.o
Hi.. i aide.
tWsel e tilth iv, hen.
Courtetath
nnd 1 10th si- i
Tlt AV f :4th sr. :4 txtl I -Chat
sk htnldl '.i Melvlllo H Bearna, II Joraie.
n.ttn I4r.mk.vti. N.,i i.. yr., .; p t .
ifii. i. T i'.. i.i tlway l(.iee I
SAAIK I'HUI'KRTV s ., the j fhr
i Hupfel Brewing i', 7:: K 34rh at.'
N". . .', pr mrg (10,000, due Nov 1... 1 a 1 ... I
'. p . atty, tame.... llt.ooo
SITH s r n - III a tth av, 1; t."ivi iter-
irride it li t n!':. n m..l an La isea II
M k I 1 f v.. r ac ilk yn, Nov 1.'. I
. yrs. .. p t. ..: . i: i: Vollmeri lot I
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(10,100
.'AMI- 1 Hi 'li.!: 1 1 s.i
t 'ohen, I' . i-i.i.-. S .1
a R.beccs U
Nil 1-'. pr lillg
. ; 1 t 1 1 -. . p c . atty.
:.- ii -Jotin cronln to He., ii Budke,
.' ,re" ;, ;, rXJn.N -.t rr"t
limn t.
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COIataROB AV. 1 lli i' a. KgtOf I-rael.
H"..iti to WK.iarii Rollln, III! College
av, prior nog II OOO Not t;. dus ii per
bond: stty, it li Rlia.; an; Bway.. 11.1(0
ANTH NV AV, . a. 100 n taist at. 10x100
- VYiilleut l. Pbelan, In., t.. Ltwyero
Mm I ". a lalbtrts at, Nov 11, due I.i
1. :''.".. . p c: atty. T ill T Co. nil
Bwat ..... $t -.ooo
HUMH ST - ll.l " pruspati .n. ... ix
Irregular Levi m sv.uire t.. Qermania I
Kile ins Co. .11 Villlltm sl. N'.'V II, tlue ,
a- per li nt. aft. THAT Co, 170
Hit ay tso.uiia .
W 'j la T vt :. map Wukeneld .Man a
Atkinson -.. II Elisabeth nlver. 1717 1
W'i-: ai. Jul) 1. '. yrs, I p c; stly,
Till t "j. i ; Bway i..-.l
a rial II II Mlllt RI M I S.
(With nan., nnd addfeei t.f lendept at
torney, i
ITH AV, n it car 14 7:1. at, X?5, n.t
1,14 Mur R MeKernan to Mrs. Rva a
Cliendler: any, Jos 11 l.ei-our, Jr, o
4'hui - li ' 1 1,1(0
(Iti KT. .'It 1-4. E, a, 135 w 1st ov, X
:. a. June ::i. llll Pranbrn Realty Ca
t.. Taaala H Kalvlnl oMv. I. T X. 1' r. IK.i
lit. ,t :ii
;tii ST, a a, 17.. e Ith av, ll.txlt.l, No)
1. ltl:i flertrude It and VI. .lei I, Haoiii.
t...i p. Rimlra P Palmer, otry. R it
Voilmee, :") Bway 11.100
BRI omil li I t IttRg,
Manhattan.
(P W n w e SI Mark- PI, nffl aa -I. ,
, at ini.l .! .1, M.iras HitCt Corpn
t.. Inirg Halnern, 7" y. 7ih at. r. us
ti'.nn Bern i. i iii., sddr it, 144 i.i tv-
nil I7.1i.n
n ii'iiN ST. 14-ot, -'.'re sn.i basement
Kalrfleid Resit) t'o to Th. Lankan
helmet Co .-f Clnclnnttl; ihln. s yrs
from itty 1. low. ittyi Beeveo "road,
li;-, Bway ti.soo
I I PRNHKNa,
Manhatlaiii
(ITH ST. - 150
Mary li Sobtl
htm si ai (for
I. untu i" tv. IStllO.I t
at ui agt charle, Pont.
a. aura of inlgl; Itlyi,
N ibl . .'..inp.
is: ST st, r i" twn Bros may and lllh
av, Ka t( Hudolph w il.a. 01 Co agt
Michael Mi pr taunt! it ni iforooloturo
nf transfer nf t ix Hani; ntty. a Way.
niann
tdl'll ST. a i'
Mary a ttllnti
I forei'losiii . of
II ah A Mil'
I .. Mill at. 1 7 . i: x 4 9 !i
art tlturgt lxar.,1.. at al
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inn Id I
MAHISi'N AV. n c I2d st. rir.x
Jahlal
M i; i. r. iruo. iutt iteaesiiaia imp et
nl iin-tinn in daclors dead void. Soil
attya, w. .clilor i Khn
AMSTRHHAM V I l n r.Mh at
O0lV8ls lirrg -Bobsrl llrovea ar al agt
James i h en et ai iroraciosur of mtgi; 1
atty, II Swain.
Hronx
LOT 3-:'. t ' i ip lido ipori .l.ih
P
rxr al. I liu-. agt Perdllltnd ' Ham-
man at ai itoretioaura -it tnortgagfti;
alii, i, Atiernury
WnlllBH i i'iiti' t Isabella Ban mr
liaitry .x atant pi hi i i.o .i i.iaui
iii.nl main i : atty. S Wmii-ler.
V.vl.tlNTl.Nj: .V 1051 CR ileal Relet
On agt Augtllls .a-. '.ling et al (forairla
aur. f iiiurfgagi . a i ; i . ii Swain.
Wrl.LlH av. Ifi lames i' Balbi y . si
ngt Wtnny K. lev et ai ui.'ti.,n to r
rover possession t-f preinlsts); ally, L A1
liaa. 1
VI El II NI a' F
Msnlusttsii.
10ITII ST, n a. :iij iv llnav. 7.',rlH'l
National Plreproof Saab ft Poor Co agt
in.; i. at Carpi ownuri Julian Covacki
i iinn a ' tor (correct ion 1 1 .- i
DIVISION st, in .x in Mat Kewmsrk
ngi Mudorn Clotk ft Bull Co, owner;
Ali-ali un Franks' innrno tor ',.i
lorn st ion w Morris ; Williams
i'o ngt Orleans Itnui icstatt Co, nwi.er:
Aitbar Seltdlno, contraetor llll 10
JIaiii.-oV av, Ills Louis lloldsniitli ag:
Arena! Rill ('i aaner;; trljusinisu.
Hily i'o ft Nathan Mir sell ,.t al eun
irHctan a ...... ireneaaii Isio - n
(kin r. 17 i.
n i n ai i ,
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AUCTION SALES THIS Will. anm IWM,sTATrm SAIA
olontar, d I-ror.l Offerlna I.. STATK nK N KW YORK, offera to MHM
InahattM anil Ilif Brum, ers ami jirospectlva homeaeokera a large
MONDAT, N IOVSMBBS lr.. number of Vacant lota at ilrantwotKi,
IAT M VBsRT STHtSBT, I Morsemere, LeorHs, Mdvefleltl ami Tea-
By Henry Brady, ' ne.-k. New Jersey, at prices which are less
RIVRHStDS DfllVK, lit, s . ror of it it, ! titan one-half of former nnnnrif prices
TnV7Ve,r.:!'"r vTuZy et" ell Th,',P PWrtlSS must be .old qulokly to
'An ..rl.kia. Marrat. ti Ket r, attva. close the bURlnaai of two corporations.
iii'e.'ir,"ri"-'-""i r'r' '"'"' ".MI.Mi gpertal Inducements to contractors and
' mVfJ'! " I build era who will purchase a large mim-
Ttv Joseph P, tny. tier of KTtS, For lurthi r nartlataTaea aA.
WAi.Ki-rt bt, II and siw. a. r. of
nrtlnndt at, HxlOO, C at.nv Ii.rt inil lain
Amerlean Mi rt va ivt.a j t..it . i
ah lloWtn Sand", ally, rthur t
rrienrt, ref; due, Mt.Tli.ll: in.. A
MPI 16.
Dr s imnal rtntdaili w. .-
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4t;iS0. 4 a'l.-i' t. ri. -merit 1.-1,1 1 -t.irv
rear itnement Rthri ' SnlHtan vt
.famei waiah si i . lehneton a- i.hna-
t.rn, tttrei le.val la. tie. ref. dU. 14.-
Ill : 1 . tux.... Sc. 1 to ai
By Sameti in
(.BXINOTON AV, IttT-ltll, n . .ai nf
l?Sd at. Il.lltll, two 3 -t.irv duelling.
Hrit.llPh Johnson el a', trustees, Sir, vs
itirrv Blerhefl n . Rtewsrt A Shi r. r,
.I'tya. lino, i, Hoffman, ref; due,
i'U ;.', lane-, ., mii.4,
I AT .UOS TlltltH AVBNt'S 1
By Che rise a Pi r iss
BRYANT AV, llll, e a. Ill . of if I .
-"aloo, 3 s'.iry tenement Mlnin.- AI
grhaf t- Mary lathy el nl: ttafnld
Mv.un. rur. . una i' Marnni rer; tiai..
I-. IIS 77 .
jr.. ooo.
',..'... &c, l4ll anb ta 111 t fC
Hi Jacob ii. Mayers,
BTRAJiq A v. a. ;j w
Atnuti.laon ev,
'"' 'S('iU. nl-O
'rr.i'ion; C-seaat I. losenhlht Meaet i
John 11 F..ifn at el; '. Amoi.i Moaea
ti any; John II Itugan. n f . due, H.SII.TI;
Ci.ea. Ai', ,:,t,
TI BSDAY, NOVUMIIKI! I
AT 14 VKsr.V ."TitllKT I
By Henry iira.iy.
MOUitTON st. hi k. s a. t, is w Porsyth
''. 43. r, sty t. tilnt .rh Mr
ith air - -
Trusts, a sale, estate Andrea, Ki.dalsr h.
.T NIC-Hot .AS PLACB, ll-IS, w a. '-'-'4 4
1 II l:3.i at. f-oall-. 1. Sty apt ...tr.i..'
Having! Hank In City of N V OSS
akihuck el al; Amend .4 Amend, attya,
Jaa 1 " ,"....p. :., per; due. S 7. 4 1 . 6."; .axes,
e, II, Ml. It.
! DIVISION st .'. :. a a. ::..; 1 I rjiiaton at.
:l 1 ok 1 oe 1 te 1: 1 way :? t a: 3 atv
Ipfl bldg-tekuta Jamiai.otekv el ai ta
! Jenala Isaa. in. 11. .h i extrx. at si;
ai. r Srlelan atty; Hhas s Ari.ie'atii. r.-f.
I .I.e. K, 411. II; ac, I soil.
By Jeteph v la
'" ! , - , Z' iS ' ' "' ' 0 "I
ir- Bdwtn Wolf s Win cooper at el;
Hays, HerahSetd Woll atty.. fhts A
Mn-an. r..f, tluv, Ifl.tll.ffi turn.., a-'-.
.' S!"
' ST ST, It'll w. r, . 114 a tth st. 4x
fl 1.. la J. amen'a Dsns for
Savings In nty N v t Atthur s ttiKtlt.a
ei ill. Cadwaladrr, tVlckeraham A Tift.
a")-. Eds 11 Parish, r.-f. due, IIST.T4I
'- laaes SC IIO.SSI.4
IXlNOTflM AV. Ill !. . ia. th Bs
l.l'.XINOT
A v. : IT, n .. tor 4th at. :n
:l aii tenml -tr.l -tr--.,h.,- 11 I.'
Andrew t 1 1 al; Prank .1 Riaaidi.
I .t .r t 1 , r.f .. ,.ll.l
BROADWAT, lest leet, n a er lllth .
lll.fsUt.Usl'i.llttlM, ; apt -Mat
Mart t. Haaal 1. , Batata Co ! 1.
lens s r,rx tu K.is-n.. K M. -.-.
aff ,llP littal M i....
euh-ett to i.rl..r tot.-.. e l.n
, '
RIMM41TON ST n a 7 . I w K.o-vth
ei -'4 11x100x31x1 "0 1 sty sttble ijeo T
Soper vs irana x Mulry et a' William
14 PetTit. hi Kt.aeland Sloors, ref;
tlua. IS.fac.4S; tar... A- (1.700 r .
, , ... ,
11141.81. 1 "; ' '" ''-- 4e.
- T 1 1 1 f: I AVRVtTB I
111- Ji.aeph ! Iav
QRAHAM ag es 171 s Lawrence i
f.0
l"ii. i.iiul.l . iila..
H.7TII ST. B, it a. 113.4 a Lswren a-.
11x100, vacant Trusts ..t n y fm
lara.i la: It.Cl. f Fan., ta ...tin I'emmlskl
Win v VYund. atty; Sidney J1
,.ii ..a. 1 1 i u i. . (..ait t., v.--.
1171.01
B Bryan I. K.ntii;:v
CI4NTON .tv. a a. 132 n II 11 t. (0x1 tt
vacant Annie Mahonay ei sl i- otosu
tialiatd t-t at; vYostelman A- Kraue, attv.
Win J HcKeown, ret, due, 4.'i;-..i:
lax. a Ar. 11,1(1
WKUNK.-.JAY. XOVEMBRN 17
I T : i VBSKV RTHKKT. I
By Joseph r Bat
I'TN -T 71 Vt". -. . C..1 i- ai.
, -i'x!o; .'. i tty taemen1 Jno A Htewari
: e. al, treat, va Charles lllret bborn ei
, iietraman, Mensen .v 'iru "in. atlyi
Htuart li I'nal.in. r.f; due l.l:..-- at
i taxes, A . Itlf.lO,
. IITH ST. 71 W a a Ii a PoJuttakua ...
.... .. . . . . : ' . . . . : -
, t'l t . -j - .. .. - i I, .1,111.1, .1 ii .1 hi. a, -i
ei al, truateea, i tii.,- ii rschbern .t all
Beekman, Menken .v iiriavom. atty;
HHuurt 1' I'reetun, r.f. due, 141.740.14;
11,1(1.40
I a. , a Si ,
i,bulldi4BiVsi-,I
i P-
?."! '.'"' ' S..f S Vi !r!! vV',:''h f
-tty? Che.? We. "rol , "t?&
MUHHOR "I 'If ! 13, II -. 6QM e PIH
. i tx :rrti r tory tnmi)i
a i, i stores; laouiai r4ntigr -a a e...
Ii'-uy et ai. He Witt, lanknlan ft Be
w.it. tttyi a iiiii. a iii.. as. raf. due.
111,7(0 07: tax.'-. ,'. i vxti so
iti M Morgvntheu. Jr., Co.
KHls'T AV. llll, . .. 10,1 n ld n. ISg
-: story lenemenl an I -...res: .N.rin..
l. a. ..a is liaiin.ih VtallSOO i't al; ilren-
villa li Wlnlhrep any; Sa.n iei li Ham
burger, tel. .in.-. li;.o.i 4.1. tax. a. gc,
I..I7,
My asm us m .rx
l-.A-T "ITU BT. ;i . -. ..a t Thir.i av.
. xio'-i. -ton lensmsnt; Kaititiu .
Murphy v - Predrlck Koenemtni t-xr an i
tn.a. t ii., Oliample Ar ll . 'oiitior, alt)';
laOUll vYendOl, Jr. ret, Jue. l. II.. i.o.
is., a. , i.::..:. .
THPRSBAY. NOVRMRRR II
I AT 1 4 VRSRT ITRRBT I
B Jooph r Pay,
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. 24.1x100; .'. att.ry loft hut. ling. I'ltjf Ite.il
Bstate i'. i a Walton Altntust e: nl;
Harold Swain, atty. Charles A Moran.
r.f. .1ua, l.'3.:i.'7.77 ; tax.-. :,.;: .,o
MRRCHH STi IKi a. I7.-. n spring -
14.1x100; - story loft building: CID Real
wetatr ua s wa.ton i aunauoo .t ai :
I Htrold Swain, atty; ltarlea a Moran,
ref; .lie. I."..' : .'7 taxes, 1411 .
Mi N i Qi iMi.ii i I . - ft ... . Monro n,
HtlOi ii otorj lenemenl und stores;
isorgienx a Mariay va neruner ureen -
to rg. Inc. fl a.. Ma. . it ai McBurney
artv K.litnrl 1. I'arr.-. ral. due, 4.-I
tl4 tli tax. a, A,'. (Llll :
Ry Ihtnlel tirei nwald.
PARK HOW. Ill, ii a. 1(1 a of ,ua t, .
I4xll7.(i 4 ttory tenaiiii'iit und store;
1 atort txttnslun: also
PARK ROW. 1(4-10, n 117 1 of Dunne
at. tlslot.f, i atory tenemsnt ami St. .ia.
l itory i ttentlnn alto
WILLIAM ST. Ill- I, n a. ;e,.s e of New
Chimbrf at, Ilgl4.lt lint. 7 at..iv .1.:-.:
hall. ling, ax,
ITH st. ft. a a. r.i iv ..f Mercer at. iix-o.. ,
lory loft and store building- Sh. too
sal of all rlaht. title . . aht n .1 him
S7. wart ha.r on Aug 11. 1917.. ... sine ;
Jas A Timothy, any
IAT 1704 Tlllitn AVRNt'R 1
it Hearv Brads
' in nil ma. ii
IITH OSTi IU K. a s, 4S e of KatontJl
at, 40 ion. '.' siorv dwelling tan, Bs-
a.rer VS Anna A Span:. ling Hinting et
ul. Mann. Ruxbiium A s liwaherr. .tty.
ingrunatn, r. i. nue, ,u . .
trixi-a. ft,-. tli-.::i
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Brongwnotl. loneton Harlem s.itingai
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Arthur N U . rb h, ref, dm . Ill,
'VI M . liixea. Si'. I"l "'
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in i..-. nh l' im
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Slltry l ment ana
... iii nf N ) . Pay lieali v . '..
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dui . ISO.tOI I! : t .x. a ... I :.::..:
f NINTH AV.
n 1 .'a li nt. li.
and store . Havld
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don liar.ian. alt) lleorgs y i;
rf; line. 14.111 tt t.x.-. I .a ;.t
IITH ST. (41.51 W, n ' 'ith
tllXll.l; 1 tl Itory a a. I 1 .1, line! Iii
voluntury sals
I AT S'.'Oi THIRP tVKN'I's)
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a i, lOlTIi i.. . Hurl 'laeldng, II i
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ti I
way. .New Voik 'ltv
INH IIMSUtll A VA It I' IIKV'TH TO I.BT.
BKIINX
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asm Mr?ii..,,n ar atlli.n n...-.
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late ri
Uvea.
n Martin, nf.
lilt :j.
d li 11,111 :T.
By Hanry iirmv
AST lllth T. lit. I a. Ill . Mr,.,,,
wooil mi. !r,M4. Mary B II etlafs tl
c ouldone, ia... et ai; Mcflulre, Hnrner
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till.-. M.ttl 01. txa. 4,. t51 m
By Ch.ir .a A. ll.Tilan.
CfTf 1ST. A Nil AV. .TI Bridge at a a
hols fri.nl h. lit -.a. Main ,t ,,, Mm,,,,
f-ir.l av. lOTsltl ;'xl3 Txl'On. vsesntj City
Heal Batata Co t Frederick w i'aas si
.. . Harold Swain, atty; John P Dune
r.f. due, lll.lll.4ll laaea, r. II
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TH ANSI Kits.
With name and address of lender and
uttariie., ir attorney's nam. i- omitted
a tldl eaa patty t.f a, eon. I pun I
BewtHeejBi
(."nth of Pourteenth -i i
, . . . . . . . . . .. .
' 4 " l erry ... so ti- .
- t'h.i- M Itussell, ref. to boinMlls A
Foreign Mla-inna-t .1.1 of p S 1 huf h In
' 1. Nov ii; attya, Hants, a
Ni-.itn at 1 1 a 000
u. a, .u a atn at, ;i)x7l' -DaVIO Mua
' 'Witt ia Mlllaa, hia wit-. 7a Av ir
mtg li:, 000. all II. na. Nov 10; al:.
Kdward u Newman. j Liberty at....i
SI H BT, n a. Ill w At A. iill.l.Doa
: 101 Ct 10 Jamb Al.r:.ns4n. Ill Simp
a at n , mtg i 7, eel; atty. t U
I .. I . . its a Iioo
Kaal Hide.
iKf ct pifih in. between Pourteoatl
mi l llSth Bla i
IITH ST. K. a a. lcl w :,t ... Ill
III apace liny Co to Carmala is;.
-.0 K kSlh at. ting 4I,IH. -Nov II; ai-
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1 attl T n Co. l ;e Hsrai 11
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c, Ocl I; atty. anie ;
IITH ST, r -. 40 w :j av, ID ix?o :,- Adnlph
Uowtky. Jr. at al. h-drs. an. Marl. Jtow-
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t., A i...ph II . ok: . ..,4 41th si.
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BAMK PHoPalKTT H C Stoll in Jlartet
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s a. ,., 11 7 - I sr. is. exit 400
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1 lot itvia 1100
it..-. Ha.
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and lllth eta.)
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aa III'
a, IX" 013.IHMI, .Si,
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lhss S. Iimi.l'. I.toril.1. N J. Nov la.
attv. 1. T 1 a f i. 1st tiu... .to aaa
I7TH 1. I a. 111 tv ;tn SV, l;..v. Irr.a
Trust .a of tti- Central Proebytertea
, hurcb to LtiWyeM It- a, tv t'o, ltu ilivat.
Nov i- nmt
I Wm 1. Tutn.r J Oau riamruer, I.i
W s:.h r . I, ami s. ov . atty, Til. i- I
l Keogh, so woat iin.it tun
I plan n.
i iManhattan Island, north of iioth .
Illtl .ST. Ill B s s. 171 W 3.1 av. ...x7i
iriaa N'au.ior k.eiti to Ball K It lit. hla
Wife, 109 laxlllglt.il mi. Nut' II; atty
Arnsteln v lervy. Ill Uway Iiim
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: 11 Uea II ii . ;. to j.,,, j Cronm
I . - 1 - - - III! 11 , . !'., I . -
III n ltd mtg. 141,000, ...I Ileus,
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tin, ii i ,
I. ..r.,ugh ol Th Bronx I
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. rot k I,-a.l '.. t.. Hlamund I 'oho. at w
I . - ..... .
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t atty( R t'obni 14 Bwsy . . I.
i' ulalahTUh AV, a. " n lOltk a-.. lSxtnn
Win Itollin t . Israel Bollln, list '.
I a. . mtg I.i. ii"... .Nov i., atty, H H tlilat.
i7. ""end ..4 niap i'a'uV Ktaie'--'.:hua
ti i o.S I. it i. :.. .1,1 I, i.Kl'.ia
tv; n.-ge It.: Nov It; atty, Frank
Uass, i.i , ..;. Wettehester
HBKMAN1 AV, -.11 -i, a a. UlltlOO
Harneal It Bokiiwy, r. f, io Koyal lir..r. .
' Itvali) t'o. in... 1134 vYaikar av; mlsi
. lO.OOO. Vol .t. attl. t 11 ll.o-.iilar. 1:1-
waiaer . u .
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Trvmonl i-rric. Tllllt Stotobera to
Hsrr) dlrlnbrrg, 7 W lllth 01, uci :.,
! ,,,;' ' ' K O'Kennody, It Nassau
CRRSTUN AV, 1731, ' s' 15 1x14.4 John
it Harrison, ret, to M..na I. AutbUOtli
;.: l I.i xli.ar oi ai Nov sttt II I
k .i.nn. ..- Bway .. 't; to"
lloTII .-T i -. ..... n Itallroad at. 44
II; al- . pl.t: bvglllt ii.'. li lOOtl) at alii
i -..I, a Itallroad .... 11x44 Magdalene
' rr " uresaeit a ..a... II
1. I",' II at .-; 1.. Ill t a: II.O00: alt;
I'' II I'l II. ! -. li 11.0th ' . ..ll
Hilll'MAN .-i. It a. Ii I, lot In:, map
w m Powell, nexlOO Jacob Abraham i
ttl to iii.nrlght in. Ii... 104.". Itver at
Not k. una l4.iou, atty, T ; a T Co,
1 : Un .1 .o-i
WKBMTKIt W. a a. I'm n 171.1 at. :.'!
Itlx50xll7i. ex.. pr Wttbster at. e a. 54: ,
ii I7ld at, lt.ixlllxlt.sxtll.4 Magils
lens r.a. ior to erdk n tJrll, . :.
K Itoth at Nov II. ni'g i. :.ai. ally.
V II I't tea . ia. r. it.. : h at .(loo
ST ASNs it, a a. 111. 10 a Waal h.ta-
av. ...iii ksllxlll.. Magdalena Piat-hsi
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sell a an i. . I. liauh at, Nov lg,
ii, la- I ,I a . r II In.
I g i sot It si. ... . nr. '.oo
RuRIN AV, n e cm Tremunt av, looxio
I Virginia lit-, .-a to Te kit lliis-
man, linf stebidna iv, Nov . am.
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W in I. Phe in la W in I. I'ti.'l.iii. In,
1015 Ryr in. n t i7. mtg ir.ooo. am.
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llanhattsn.
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l. T i 10 Hit in 117. nil
I ia iii si 'p. w -Isabel K In sol. r t.. N
a.. V I'l-gua. tit ChlcagSi li.. stive
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litll. saniii f o-.o
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Selena M Cumnboll, txr. to stanwood
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tjOTII ST. ' ,' 1-.' la, .b II Levlne, nlntr
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