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THE SUN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1,1R.
MRS. LESLIE PURE
WHITE, SAYS HEIR
Detroit Nephew Calls Slave
Story Revival of Srnndal
Frequent in South.
HAS His FATHER'S WORD
DMHoiTi Midi., Dee. 11 "The charge
that (hero . naffO blood In Mm. Frank
Leslie mid that alio was the daughter of
alave is dimply ti rrvivn1 of ft erandal
MOCUkttd with many Southern famlllee
I am rei-taln that It was untrue," aald
Mainard Da in hy KoUIm. Detroit subway
promoter anil notiliew of the widow of
the New York publisher.
"I hiii BUN of this," tie continued, "'he
OMIM my father Iti speaking of Mrs.
l.etdlo spoke Of bf as "my sister' and
my grandfather, the Charlea Kollln who
was Mrs laslles father, he writing to
my father, referred t her gi 'your sis
ter' "
Notwlthelandlng that other Leslie,;
heir I natal ed that they had never heard
vf Maynat.l l KOltltt when lie laid rlalm
to tin- Laalla eetate year ago, it u now
andafdluod that Mr. Follln received a
substantial t-ettlviiii-nt or waa promised
It by the ether halM after he had con
fen nl with them. How much of the en
late OM to -Mr. Koltln he will not aay,
but ha daclarad that r,n,ooo la too low
a Hum e entirely.
In telling bow be obtained an agree
ment that he would receive a part of
the aetata Mr. I'nlltn Knew Into his fam
ily hlatory, When ha was two yearn
Old, he a.. id. bin father( who was a rail
road num. wi hi to Otiatemalai where he
remained many years. Mr. Kollln. now
i yea re old, was brought to Detroit by
an aunt in 1 175,
"Many yeara nun I received a tele
pliune i 'ii II," said Mr, Kollln. "The voice
oyer the wire said. 'This Is your father,
nine and see me.' Ka ther had been to
Kngland and when he went through
New York had visited his sister, Mrs.
Leslie lie toM me all about her, and
beinK curious ea to his side of the fam
ily, 1 queotloned him cloaety. t knew
lae geiiaghigy of my mother! branch
thoroughly; she was a DaUOhya a fam
ily prominent In Watorbury, Conn.
"I entered Into a correspondence with
Mrs. lslle, and In the tlrst letter she
wrote me she asked me to visit her
when 1 went to New Y'ork. It was ten
yearn before 1 got to New York, but
What) I did I called on her. I visited
her frequently, My father always re
ferred to licr as 'my sister.' While
looking1 through his effects one day t
found three Old letters written by my
grandfather to my father In which he
referred to Mrs. Laalla as 'your sis
ter." "My grandfather was a rotton planter
and broker in South ('arollna. I pre
sume he kept slaves. 1 do not know.
He lived in Now inieans also."
FIGHTS RETURN OP BIG BOND.
Perkins Insists 4 i.unty Keep
i!0,Mt In Ir. I'limrr l'se.
Dlatrlol Attorney lvrktnn Is rreatly
Interested in a motion that Is iending
iiefoie Hupreme Cajurt Justice Ptataeh in
whlc.i an order la asked to compel the
Comptroller lo relrnbtiree the estate of
Mtv. Cornelia tnrr, who paid to the
County ISO, 000 after lr. Richard C.
Flower failed to ajfipaar for trial when
calleil rir DuWar, a notorious mlnlna
stock swindler. Is now In the peniten
tiary, having I n arrested on October
it, 1114, aft-r being B fujrltHa from
Justice sln.-c May 21. 104.
At the tune tHe indictmenta were
filed against h'!o r. and Mm. Htorrs,
who had been patient of his, gave the
It sear)' haul of tO.OUU. When he did
not appeal Mrs Btorre paid the amount
of he bail bottd,
Henry W. Taft, acting as counsel for
the executors of the estate of Mrs.
St"rrs. Henry J, Slorra and Oenrge K
Butterworth, ask that the estate he re
Intbtlraed to the amount Of 117, oR7 22.
They are willing to pay to the county
the difference of ll.4I.TI that was
apeut in tracing Dr. Blower, They set
up thai the people's rlithts liave not
uttered through the disappearance of
the defendant, who is now behind prison
Mr Perkins, "fWougli
Qeorge a lavellp. !-,,tfi
lay in bringing Plowt i
vented itw prosecution
his assistant,
up that the de-
t'i Justice prc
from giving 'iiim
a loin; term in prison because of en
feebled uonditlon and l .niMe many of
the witneaaea had died In the meantime.
It la alleged thai Mrs. stotrs ln-vist.-it
man) thouaanda of dollars in
stock In the Caatern Arizona Mlnlni?
Company and ttie iane Pine Mining
Company. Plowe ichemea, ah of this
stock. It If ..iid, WSJ wort hires.
TO MAKE 2.000 KIDDIES HAPPY.
t'Hierson's HSe)Mt0) I lus l.ad"
v iii Dlarlba4a ulfta Tharaday.
PATgaaoK, N. J., Dec, It. With 6oo
dreaaed dolhi and eeveral hundred other
playthlllga for boya and girls and nil-
meroua articles of clothing stacked In
her inline In Hamburgh avenue, Mrs.
Edward O't'onnelli Pateraon'a "Sania
" Inns l.ailv.'' will make nearly L',000
poor children of this city happy next
Thursday afternoon when she will dls
Irlbute glflH lo all holding Utile cardl
which she has been issuing lo all call
ers. Mrs. O'Conuell took Ihe role of Santa
i'Ihus to 1'atei son's poor ten years ago.
soon after her flrel huaband died. Since
that tune she has dlatributed upward
of l&.QOu gii' lais; year when she,
then Mis. llinnni Johnson, was married
again, the children thought they would
lose their best friend, but thai was nut
to be Her husband has aided her In
I ha work, particularly In the dressing
of dolls, and merchants of Pateraon
have leh generotta In their contribu
tions NEW JERSEY NOTES.
John J M ' ynn, H veers o:h, of Pater
sen. m switchman for ihe Brie HaiimAil st
tin tvaldwlck depot, llsclisnaaoifi was In
stsntly killed yesterdiiy by an tastbound
iMssenger train
The illre, tors ,r Ihe H-oul.n- V. M Q, A.
announced ytstsrdsy that ball el th r,'i.-
o o.i i,,i,j..i : i,,ui aini .'imp llieiievv
buiidlng bus been raised The shl dsy
rwjnpalgn wl use Wsdnssdey Jainee a,
t'nward, one of ilia subscrlbsrii contributed
tet.
i It. nr. M ik'niiii siilirrlntiintent
ef me Mi, in. ;,i kids Hospital, Montoielr,
Ini resigned after nix iu.ni.hs service. It
I minoutieed Ihsl sin- will t.ik1 a rest of
it .t niMiithi The hoard of govtrnori
..! tin bvispital hsve uecuftted hsr rpsigiiM
ii, ai tan Iium- exprivMsil rearete,
I'.tll,,liuaii Nul I.
y e
,.f fatsrsrin
,1 -lo.i .in . auunUad N I. holes Nanoll.
latpi or 1' i' ion He m pi, ,1, i,iv ,iip.
slml i.tt ' Its liM'l liesn wouioled in
iii,- sluiimiii iiy h iiulisi llred by His
.iii. -I- man Tie- Injury wh not aerbma.
1 1" poll ". 1 1.1 i"i i Nupolltono iin.i a
1 ..in l.alil'.ll lu ,0.. ,- ,111
The , a I.
Pliasier it
lief... I
dU.eil f,.i
double . In
I Ki must, ' Fomposed by
IV'.. ,1-1 f..l the Se, i.inl
II Ii ! II... pell k. pro.
. -t lima i sstsnla) 11 b u
' lly oli ns .111,1 tour
" ' "."111 ' 1 ... K I II inno.ei at
I' " "' lied b Mrs I I' I', ill. in
"' ''" M ill 1 Mr Viiii ... a
irumui l Ho snlulala ere 11. ,..,1.1 War
V,'.'" '',. .' ."' ""'oe, A l,..,.,. ,.,.
Ml.a Kllsabeib Parka, aoprai I Mi
j j ' ' ':;''' 1 11 " ireliu. Tii. Dhuruk
NEW HEAD OF TUSKEGEE
TO BE SELECTED TO-DAY
Trustees Expected to Choose Major Robert R.
Moton of Hampton Institute as Successor
to Booker T. WashingtonOnly One
Other Candidate.
Major Robert It. Moton of Hampton
Institute, Hampton, Va., wilt probahly
be chosen to-day as Booker T. Washlng
ton'n successor at tho head of the Tuske
gee Institute, the famoua negro indus
trial and farm school which Dr. Wash
ington founded.
The trustees of Tuekegee liava named
a committee of Ave of their number with
full power to choose Washington's suc
cessor, provided th five men are unani
mous In their choice. Thlo committee
will meet at I o'clock this afternoon at
I the ofllce of Frank Trumbull, chairman
of the directors of the Chesapeake and
I Ohio Hailway. "1 Broadway. The tnem
j hers of Uie committee besides Mr. Truiii
' bull are Beth Low. chairman of the
' Tuskegee trustees; Kdgar A, lkiiiimft,
! a Chicago lawyer ; Mr. Campbell of
j Tuskegee and Mr. Tulano, a negro
: tmatea of Montgomery. Ala.
The ctiolce of r nww head of Tuskegee
lies at preaent between two negroes
' Major -Moton and Eminett Scott, acting
; head of the school since Dr. Washlng-
ton's death. No one else has been seri
ously considered and it le only In Ihe
contingency that an agreement cannot
be reached upon either of these men that
some one elso may he ph-kitf.
Just wl at Ihe chances are of an
agreement being reached to-day It Is
Impossible to say. There has been no
' dissension among the trustees, but the
Southern trustees have felt that they
. did not know enough about Major Moton
to say whether be would be acceptable
I to them or not. Among tho Northern-
CITY'S 'TIN JAIL' NOW
CONDEMNED AS UNFIT
House of Detention. Plaee of
Easy Kseape, Wilt Soon
Be Closed.
The House of Detention, an old three
etor)- building at 203 Mullerry street,
near Hroome, which has bin klsJWII as
Ihe "tin Jail" because a score of persons
detained there In the past few years as
witnesMca In various criminal proceed
ing have escaped without much trouble,
has been condemned by the neiuirt-
mcnt of Buildings.
The fact that the house will soon be
vacated and probably torn down he
came known when Poiioe Commissioner
Woods, who haa Jurisdiction over the
building, appealed to Sheriff Ortfenhagen
to accommodate the thirty-four men tutd
Women HOW detained there in the l.tid
low street Jail until new quarters could
he provided. The Sheriff has consulted
with his advisers and lias notified Com
missioner Woods that the county Jail
can't ie used for this purpose.
As persons detail. d merely ns ma
terial witnesses Ogjinot be confined in
cells. Sheriff Qlinfenlatgen told Com
missioner Wood that he OOUldn't take
the responsibility of turning the wit
less ce at large In the Jail. mnns
sloner Woods promised that policemen
would be provided to watch the wit
Kssee. and then a nueMlon as to feed
ing the witnesses arose. The Sheriff
finally COtaWlltSd an .jpinlon written by
the Corporation COUnael when Commis
sioner of Correction Da.Vta aeked that
prisoners arrested In I. W. W. demon
stration several years ago Is. sent to
Ludlow s(reet. Under this opinion Lud
low street can be ued only for housing
county civil prisoners.
The House of Detention 1s In direct
charge of the captain of the Mulberry
street station and while a matron and
policeman are on duty there during the
day. they retire at night Und the ptliy
watch over the place Is kept by the
policeman on poM. It h.m a library of
more than 1,000 volume and every ef
fort Is made to cause the Inmate to for
get that they are not at liberty, There
Is :i fully equipped gymn'aeluin In the
place.
line of the Inmates who escaped was
Mav Kahn. arrested as a witness in the
Becker case. He was caught with Lefty
Louie and : P the Blood. He got out
In October, 1912. and gave himself up
In (111 ca go lifter the trial of the gu: men.
DOCTOR'S WIFE MEETS
RIVAL BY ACCIDENT
Bister Telli f Finding An
other Woman When Dr.
Marshall Is Visited.
Bvldenet) in ths suit for divorce
In ought uRtiitist Dr. Frank F Marshall
of Hoston. New York and l'eiiuaiintiK.
Mich., by Mrs Anim K. Murshnll of II",
Kast Thirty-fifth street lias been filed In
the Supreme Court. Dr. Marshall lias de
cided not to offer a defenee.
The eaae lia-a not yet been heard, hut
Hie testimony of Madeline M. Major, sis
ter of Mra Marshall, was taken before
trial under an order of Supreme Court
JUatiCO WhltakeTi as she was hero from
Na-liua, N. K.i on a visit, anil her testl
inony WOUld not be available unlaw
taken while ilie was here.
Miss Major, who Is a trained nurse,
entitled under examination by William
H. Denton, attorney for Mia, Marshall,
that on ljilior Day. lilt, Mrs. Marshall,
Hi'i'iunpanled by her friend, .luliu M
MM a brook, went from New York to
I pond Hie holiday at Nashua with the
witness Ttioy remained over night at
Woreester, and Ht :3u A. M. Started for
Nashua.
Dr. Mnraliall was then living at South
Iterre, Mnas. Mrs Marshall, who was.
on good terms with her husband, al
though separated from him, suggested to
her lister and friend that they rail 011
Dr Marshall and give him a surprise.
"We arrived shortly after 7 A M,"
testified Miss Major "As my sister
puahed the iuter door open we heard
voieea iii the dining room, We went
luslilo anil found Dr. Marshall 11 ml h
uotniin we had never been before seetod
at the dining room table. The woman
then went Into tlie kKohen anil my sis
ter asked why she was there, The
WOlltall replied: 'll Is lione of your af
fair, as Di. Marshall Invited me here.1 "
Mist Major testified that the
corevUOIldOltl had her hair down, was
ohid in a kimono and wuh wearing Blip-
para. On the table were liquor bottlea
and Klassis. a lot of Olgarette boxes and
ulgarette aehee,
"What did Dr Mai slid ll say?" asked
Mr. Denton.
"He became uulle Insultlnv to my sis
ter. He agked her what ana wna going
to do about II. and said that as he had
never aiiinowleilged her as his wife there
Tgl not tine h she I'ouhl do."
rfl on the boAtil, lm lulling the men
whoe money aw. efforts have very
lanrcly made Tudkogee what It Id to
day, m-ntlment In favor of Major Mo
ton wan BtroiiK Riid virtually unanlmoun
from the first.
An -the Houlhern trusteed are In the
minority, the Northerners on the hoard
were particularly anxious not to appear
to he dictating the . lint, of the i' lionl's
j new head. Tin y were the more eerupu
j lOttl about this herause one of the most
Important achievements of Hooker
1 Wash I melon's later years was the es
j tahllshtueut of a friendly feeling for
j TuskiKeo and Its work throughout the
j SOUth. Moreover. It Is the Houthern
trustees who will have to work with
j the new head of the school In closest
i cooperation!
ThOfO is no QUORUM of any lack of
i Appreciation Of the work of Mr. Scott
! at Tuskegee. It was nald emphatically
esterda . and Scott hiiiiKolf would be
the last 10 take the choice of Moton
as a reflection upon himself. In the
l VnW of most of tho truster both men
1 ate needed at TuekOBOO for each, say
those who Mu mltl know, has quail t let
; that Kiipplt-ment the other.
Moton Is 4S years old, a native of
Virginia and a graduate uf Hampton
j He v,aa a pupil of Gen. Armstrong,
l founder Of Hampton, and followed fj0jft
I Armstrong's advice in staying at the
chool as a teacher. He shares Hooker
i Washln.'tnn'i own belief that the negro
I must by hard work, chiefly on the soil,
and by seIf-conlalnel and self-respecting
behavior la content gradui lly tO
win the respect of the white man atid
f place of itis own in the world of to
day. THINKS LOSS OF EYE
NO BAR TO TEACHING
County Snpt. Wooster Speak
in Favor of Jersey Prin
cipal Under Fire.
HACKtHIACK, H. T.i Dec 1! ' One of
New Jersey's noted educators and
tea. hers, Austin Apgar. for many years
in the State Normal Bchool at Trenton,
had only one eye,' said County Super
intendent of Behoola H c Wooster of
Hackenaack. at the hearing before the
rtldgefleld 1'ark B .ar.1 of Bducatt n of
tiie charge! against Principal waiter u.
I i.i ms of the Ridgefleid Park High
School. One of the charges against
Principal Da , Is was that because he
had only one ee be -was not able to see
I what was Koing on in one corner of the
cIhss room when his attention was dt-
I rented to another, and that consequently
j discipline was Impaired
The trial of Principal Davis continued
' last night until nearly midnight What
'. 1 hope,) to . the final session will lie
j he'd on Monde y
"Why are you holding this trial" one
I man aske.l President ltots.'t Burnicker
after laa! nights spss;'wi. "Prom my
Oheervatlon the board ha already con
vlcted the principal, 7 to 2, and has
ghuwn biaa throughout."
"I want to say that I am unbiassed and
will be guided solely by Ihe evidence,"
hotly replied the president.
"No one with any common sense will
believe what three ,.r four graduat and
four new- toaohora have shM alsmt Pilu
clpal Davie'a mispronunciation f words
and ids ungrammatlcal expreaelona."
sniil Lawyer N. H Mackay, Jr.. ciinuel
for Mr. Davis "I will show by Presi
dent Davis at the next hearing that Ins
act of taking off bis coat during an
afternoon of the unusually hot Spell In
September was with the consent of hi
class ai d that no one was Shocked. It
has Impressed nie as very strange thai
the new supervising principal and Uie
four nw teachers that came here with
him Ins September ate all opposed to
Principal Davie, The memlssr of the
board aeemingly are oppoeod to the prin
cipal because he defeated their plan to
demote him three years ago."
M.ss Knso Lewis, who has taught in
tl.e high school six years, testitled that
she considered Principal Davis compe
tent and a good disciplinarian she
san1 nhe had never found lilm untidy or
Otarelees In his dies as the other tea, It
ers hiol chargedi and she had tieveT
heard him use utigramtna'ical phrases.
REWARD SPURS SEARCH
FOR FUGITIVE SLAYER
Armed Citizens Join Author.
ties wiin Arc Combine New
Jersej Mountains.
Bl.OOMFlgl4, N. J.i Hee, 1 ! - - Xntonlo
Pedericli win, oho I and killed Doteirtive
William Merti of Hloomflold and police
man Robert Shannon .f Baal orange
and wounded Policeman David Wendell
of Ifiaet Orange and Potlcoma.il William
F. IIIukIiis of (lien Ridge when t Key
went to arrest him In Cedar drove, has
not l.een nrreeted yet, although the
police, deteotlvea and many armed eltl
zens spent hist nlghi and to-day geerch.
ing for him.
He s helleved to be In the mountains
back "f Kast OrAnge, ami aearotiarg have
been acourlng the dietiiot for linn All
of them went heavily aimed, and it la
generally believed that if Paderlcj offers
any reelatanoe yyhen be Is found the
OOUrta Will never have a eh.-inee lo pagg
on his Crimea,
The police are spurred on by a feel ma:
of revenge, hut gome of the oltlaana at
le.'iat are In the seaivh In the hope of
Winning the !&0 reward who'll has been
offered by the i-ssex Preeholdere, chief
County Deteotlve Prederlok Weutter be
lieves that the reward will Induce some
of Kodei i, .'m friends lo sui reuder him to
the authorities.
The illstri-'t lietween the tlreat N'oteh
Mountains nud I Hat Piece Meadows le
isMiik oarefuHy waitahed. The moun
tiiliiH are full of eaves, which fugitive
ertmlnala have often used while a gearoh
waii bein oonducted for them, it is
also believed that KedeHcl haa powerful
backing of a band of orlmlnala
OBJECT TO DEAD HORSES.
Realdenti of Weehawken protested to
the Hoard of Health yesterday agalual
Ihe placing on Sullivan's dty clo.'k near
ihe West Hhore ferry of th uaroaaeea
of more tlian I'm of the horeei wiiii-h
were drowned l.'riday In the linking of
Ihe .lersey city stoek X'aidH Company's
IlKhter. The Hoard of Health off Icon
promised lo gel In the matter lo-da.
The work of loading Hie dead horses
onto Ihe dOOh began Saturday night,
p'rom there Hie eariasses are helnf
taken lo Harren Island. In the mean
time, however, Artist Henry lleuter
iIhIiI. who Uvea near tlie doek, and others
In that uelKhborhood have made 0OtH
plalnls.
JERSEY DEMOCRATS j
WILL MEET DEC. 29
ConferenM of Party Irftden
Cnllt'd by Fielder tt Artpp.
on Candidates.
HTDBPETH NOT TO m
Tricntov, N. J , Dec. It. The rumors
to the effect that the Demoorallo leaders
In New Jersey Would be called Into
conference soon to agree on candidates
for the c tovernorshlp and t'nited. States
Henatorrttrlp were denied, but the)' were
verified loot week when Oov. Fielder sent
Invitations to a score or more of men
represent hbj the different faction to
meet here on December 29 at the Demo
cratic State committee headquartera.
There aeems to have, lieen a reollxa
tlon that the sparring for advantaae and
running to Washington to see the Presi
dent were accomplishing nntlhlhg, and
when Mnor Griffin of Hoboken at
tacked Sheriff Klnkeud last week and
former Aem'l)man Prank M. Mo
Dermll of Nevat-k announced thnt he
Intended to contest fur the Senatorshlp
It did not lake long to Induce some of
the real lendera to act.
Some surprise was occasioned by the
fact that the Gi vernor's nam wna
signed to the Invitations, which ordi
narily would have bcn sent out by the
State chairman or the national commit
teeman from New Jersey. Tie assump
tion Is that the Governor Is reschlna- ou'
for the leadership of hi party, which
wa apparently drifting tOWgtrd Secre
tary of Slate .Martin.
ii is pretty well understood that
Martin and lbs followets favor
nomination of Statu comptroller
Mr
the
ward for the Governorship and ai
willing to stand for Naval Officer Witt-
peim for the United states Senator-
slop, but will not guppogt him for the
Governorship. The reason for this is
plain the members of the Mai t iti-l-M-Words-Pi
aid tr faction are unwilling to
take any chances jn the appointments,
which they Insist on controlling so far
as Hudson county Is concerned.
National Committeeman Robert s
Hudspeth, who had been mentioned for
the ITnlled state Senators hip, has an
nounetd that he is not to be considered
for the pISOS and Will do nothing to
embarrass the candidacy of Mr. Witt"
penn for he Governorship, realising that
there will be great opposition to any
attempt to seise both of the oftl -ea fur
Hudson,
Gov. Pletder share this footing thnt
either the Senatoishtp or QOYernoretl p
must go outside of Hudson. Though
bis name has been persistently mi n
tinned for Senator the Governor ha-
peatodly aaaerted thai be intends 'o
tire from active pOlltlca and r tun
in law practice Although be is
to
ganled a one tit tbt
backers of
Bdwsrdl cairee
chOlcS Is .111 Ige
the Governors
George H Bllser
Middlesex count)
Si 1st. v. who Was appointed to a C:r-
-j 1 1 Judgeship a llttl- more than a vear
ago. served In the Senate with lb. Gov
ernor for s'X years, ar.d the two were
.-lose friends, President Wilson when
Governor made him Prostcutor of the
Plesi His nettle was prominent on I s
list which tho Governor left with Seen -tary
Tumulty at the White House two
or three weeks ago -that Is to say, 11
was prominent after the names of sev
eral prominent men w ho would not think
of running for the Governorship ami
after several others who are simply im
possible. CURIOSITY KNOCKS OUT BOYS
They Kind a Flask. Drink and re
sent in a lloanltnl.
.lames Hurke. 10 years old. of 40l
Second avenue, ami Joseph Bauer, 11.1
of 440 Hast 123d street were found un
eoneclOUS on the sidewalk at ISSth street
and Second avenue last evening by pa
trolman Keev)' with an empty half pint
whiskey flask beside them. They were
treated With Ihe Stomach pump and re-!
moved to Harlsm Hospital suffering
from acute alcoholism and under arrest .
on the charge of improper guardianship j
Bauer recovered shortly, but Burke did
not The hospital reported him very
ill late last nigh'.
Bauer said a man who could not walk
straight dropped 'be flask when he fell
down at ISTth street and Third avenue
earlier In the evening They had con !
lemplated returning l' to him. but at i
the suggestion of lturke decided not to
do so, as he might lilt them with It, j
Then they had derided they would see,
what It tasted like.
MM lRHI l ITAaF.
ntenheltaa
BROADWAT, lltl-l, ae ol l.ft Kre.lV
Av.T to CheS I' vox. Jr. '-a IttKBIOlle
N X'. I xra from Feb 1. IMS; alt).
Mayer Kronacktr, I'll Bwey..., Il.tel
IITH pT lll'tl tx. ell Vntury Holdlna
Ca t" lulea Peek aiol lino fit Herken-v
pi Hklyu. 31 rs from June 1, lupi.
at:.-, xx'siter f. BuanoMi lone
,1 I 1 1 u.unn
ITH ST. TV E. a'nre- .llytnan uXarman lo
uaovannt rXsTiTnatrael, on prsmtsss, :
vra fron He,' 1. 1M. atiy. 1' AUNitieae.
Ill R 14'h at ITM
Ma PBBDBNg,
xiMubstlaii.
IITB ST, J34 XV At.nan.ler I' W Ktiinan 1
US'. QlUSOppa Da Jorlo -t ,il l fi-ireeloaure j
of ill 111 1 10 1 I ; sttya. Cannon A Cannon,
BROADWAT, ;.' : o '.r Spring si I
n t " ; on to Meroer al Bssl Hiier sta-.
Ingi institution egl Besog ite:tv 1'.. e
t tforscloaure of morteags); sttv. o v
Hibbard.
40 I'll st. 1 164.1 o ef Broadway, lis
.Elllil C Mealeiiliel all st Win S
Cos et n.i (aollon to foreclose meatianlofi
lien ' utty. A Burner
PRfUtPBCT AV. intit. not. 11(17 and tin
Hyrvlrn c.irii rt H Pasemen a- gon,
Inc. et ai Iforoelosure of ntortgsgs);
any. A Knox
Brum.
BBCK ST. Hsu gatnusl Blummet agt
Atnorloan tati.l . ' red 1 1 Corpn et al if..re
, 1'iaiira of mortglgsl 1 atty. A XX' I at '
LOT 13". map of 14.1. !"t. of Paul eetats
Qsorgs WlrMner ..st i"iin 1: Nagle et si
ifortcloeurs .f mortgggolt atty( it R
tltelann. 1
TIKKAXV T, e HI ll a of tlT'li at.
Ilslt.4 Charlotte Karp out WllUani H
Wtlher Ha',: tins et al (foroeloeure
of mortgage): Rt.y. .1 i, Bornsteln,
li'.TTH ST. s w earner of I'rnapeet av, llll
'oio The xtylvtrn Corpn sgt N Passman
A Son. In,', et al (fofsoloeuri "f mort
gags) ; iti y. A K noi
MUCH AMIS' MKNN.
Manhatlagi
ir.Tit st. to x -Samuel piotnlek
ag. Mhctiell Bsrnetein, inr. owner and
eon 1 1 net it tl' jl
llrunx.
I .INK XV. 1317- .Herbert A Treat as'
uhrletlne Kurti, owneri oiher in.u-
iiimi, contractor H i".
IilS'D AV, IHI llorbsrt A Treat am
Clirtottine Kurt and Blsanor V Ji.k
man. ownoeei Oliver Pyckntatii ...a-
1 1 net or u JO
ijxii ax'. 1341 Herbert a treai ast
Blsanor Pyckiuen, owner, Oliver I . k
man. oontractor iin'iv 18
BRIflOg av. n s. til ft e ,.r Bedford Parg
Boulevard, Inliyln,,1 1 n.i Iu.ii.. V rlnu
(to as: Brlggs iiiiii.thiK i'.i. lu.-. owners
Oral eoli! I Uetol a gl,(14 II
BRJUCgel AX. n a. 311 ft e ..f Bedford Park
Boulevard, lOOxllO si.inry j Krsldlii
agt Biiggtl Bull, Una Co, Ine, owner. Mn,l
emit i a , tola .t4.'0
M.ATISI'IFIX XI W HANK N MFN.
Manbatlao
BROADWAT. :y7 and III -Max Kosa
lioaltlsa, Inc. ait IioiiU lioMbrig at s ,
4)rt 30, 191S thy bond) ljs
A Business Lighthouse
Do not forget, the
in vmir iirn eti'rv
he Sun has the
Park Pow and I-rankfort Street.
Each Floor Has 114 Feet of Glass Front
All of Which Is Available for Advertising
Can you see the chance to sell things?
The opportunity exists. It needs your sign and something to sell.
Each floor contains 4,450 sq. ft. Rent $ 5,000.
NEW THREE STORY BUILDING ON THE OLD SUN PLOT
170 NASSAU STREET
(Corner Frankfort!
Full view of Park Row, Poet Office, City Hall, City Hall Park, and the entrance to
Brooklyn Bridge. Close to Municipal Buildings, Courts, etc. Building now being
constructed. Fire proof and up to date.
MORE PERSONS PASS HERE DAY AND NIGHT THAN ANY OTHER
POINT IN GREATER NEW YORK.
Charles F. Noyes Company, 92 William St.
TELEPHONE 2000 JOHN Agent NEW YORK
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
ol 11 n til I- II ml -oreeil linerlnu III
tfanlsattan nmi i be arena
Monday, dbcbmhwn
I AT It VBaBT RTRRRT 1
it. Bryart U Ksanslly.
: Til -t -i snd - W, IU.I BsraT,
,-,0', i sty
ist tHh tl ''on
M . a 1 1 v . A e
III Ml Tl : 1 ixefl
fl I'lilS .1
In. r
l r CO . t h .
: at
Idard A
ii,, miners
a. I: 4i
y,
ft,
rsfi .tu-.
iiy aerauol M rx.
:.'..TII ST 141 Wi ti -. ."" West F.nd av.
.'.t". , 4 sty tnnii mid eire-Augustue
PNnltli us' I'linnle h'lir.i -t al. Arthur
gmlth, attjr; A N tMagerlchi ref. .lue,
Ill.lt4.lt; I ixes. .-. Ilf: 15
I T IJ0I THIRD AVKNl'g I
By iierse Pries,
nnonii tsss . . stl.l n ttiii et. I
4txls . sty tint -Beat Rl-.- Bovgs ;
in-; .- ,,. , n I itlbl.ai
Mty it N Krone, rati duei lll.4te.lti
Uxsa Iltt.lt.
TI B8DAV, PBCBMBRR 31
I AT It VBKBT gTRBBT i
n. i M...h.k.,i i, i-.,
H M, llnrgsnuuMi, jr., co (
i: Til sr. u. . . 111 s I'b av lla
III :y flat snd sirs asml i ut
net h'.-i x 1 1. : st .1 . gatnusl Wa.-iit. .
.tr. dim . A '. Mi ysr rsf; -lue, 13 :i: T3, ,
iiix-. a., t '. av lat tut, li'ii'v ,
Ity s.i mi 11. -I Mitrx.
ITTH ST. II K. n .. ::7 a Madteea a
tt.laloe.il, atv tiunt i 1, tVtgtlt 11
Hurray sstate el sit Neah A -I. a:i
xv Alien, r"t. due, llliill.ll; taxes, as.
llll .'.o
; v r :::" THIRD AVKMT 1
it. Joeeph P. Par
HL'aHRg AV. M-71, e a. 4'. 10 n Hid at,
11.1x10; three .' sty de c. ; c Marvin
X Ann XI, i lire et XI Martin A It.
allys. H i Hatty, ref; din . H.i3.t;
tnxe.. A e, 14a.-,.
PR43gPRCT AX', 3".;. a a 31T I a Hath -'
llxlll, sty frame .iwix -aluerantsed
xitK i'. sgt i! Oallana et ai; Oarrlngton
A' IV at v.. K It K"kle. ref. due. .
:,; ii : tsxss, mr ItiM,
WBDlfBttDAV. PBOBKBBR r:
AT ll VBtlBY gTRBBT 1
lly i Ihsrlee x B rrian.
HTH ST. II to 7 XX .. 13.1 e I'll v.
13.1x11. Ix irrex. i' .ti sir, it sty tni nul
tra an, I ', Ity of! bl.ls Xlu'ual l.lf- In
4'. agl ft- ft 71 XV llttl St Haa.lv Co
et al. K I. Allen atty. I B But vr. ref;
due. 1111.111.14; taxes, ae, I,0I.
iiy Kenry Brady
..Pit .XV. Ill, e a, 74 1 ll 3d t . 34 till, 4
at, tnl .Iti. I a.T N X Life Inn cv at fHI
tli ,,. .: at: Q xv Hubbeii, eMyi J A
Lrnrh, ref; ,tu. llo7.lll.lt; taxes,
H.4XS
it M. MorgeethaUi fnmpatiy
1 1 i th BT, !l B, n Mad 1a en av, ;i x
101 11, sly tut. lilt at, HI K, s a. 101
w :'d av, Hall ii. I ity tut -i.tib.1 Lewli
art Kruaow lieulty i'v "' a',, Boun
I., in ti. i
taxi. Jt . 11
,' lie. ref. d'l
!t I 1 1.17;
I vr Itll THIRD AvrxiT,
l Joseph P. Day
ItlTH IT, llt-133 bi, a a. 140 w Prupaet
av, i-'xioo, iyv,i r, at n.it- "jenoie Ceur
rler .1 a'. .xt Atitlionv Denia,b et al;
Proeelnger ,x ,. any-., j Barley( ref;
due, IIS.ISI HO.
WltlTIs) K V. Pin a fTI ? a Baratto
si. ilxlill. 3x11.1x113 ., :t atv dwtg- -1. T
viii', ..a' Msry Msgsris et ai; Harold
gwaln, T I,., "kin, rsf, due,
a 11,171.71; laaei, lati ll.
It .l.itn.'. J. Donovan
OARPBNTBII AV, . - or '.'27th at, ntsios
H ion dsr iH'ie xxi Qeo walker et xl;
n I, Briss h, xtty; .1 T Martin, ref; do",
14.41s I'.:, tsxea. AV. llll I I
THURSDAY, UliCBMBBR 31.
AT 1 1 VBSBY gTRBBT
By Joeeph I. Day.
UKXINOTON A V. II e ear lltuh af. tl :x
i, iiy Irrag, i ety ' .
PARK AV, 107-11, . Tr, y a It 1th at. ilx
lot. twn ; sty flxtl and stra -If D I, aula
sal H J XI. csribv et ill. It I' Ball, xtty;
W i Al lo ,1,1, n f . partition
WOUNTKR ST. .n, w a. !S4 I n Osnal at
31.7x110, 4 atv loft bi.is y ic Leopold
iigt k ' Smith et al. Stifniniiil Wa.-ba.sr,
Htti. it ii Curren, ref j due. iin.iii.ii;
tuxea. , . Illl.ll,
I AT 1301 'I'll 1 mi AVRNUI I
lu Joseph P. Day,
NTKllBRN xx. .1411. a. 1011 11 :inth at
1 1) 0 x 1 0 0 . ;i sty flame dwlg- llmion Wolf
rt ol, exre, Hk't J A PoWOri et 111; Sol
K0I111, any. H 1'" Morxiii r.-f; ,lua. 1111
;.; 71; lavas. e. 1370
WAIiTON AV. .',.:;. 11 , ..1 I4lth at. rust
nil'., Irrsg, i. aiy Hat and sirs A 1;
Morgxnstsen xgl .1 x rowan el ali xx'n'f
A K, any.; ll I-' Moinn, ref, .lue "v
741 53 i !, ate, lll,
KR1DA1 . DBCHMBBR 34.
I AT 14 VHxTRY MTRtMIT,
IITH ST, W. a a. 70a w Sth SV, 33 x
100,1, 4 Ity dills Bill Irwin, auii trua
a' -i ! Tlernsy et ai. rj r Alexindsr
sttv : M .1 Bgsn raf
By Henry Brady.
37T11 RT. Hit B, s s. :60 s Tsrk xv. 5fix
100.11, 1, sly flat ,1 .1 Mahnnay set Mas
I. ion. st al, P D Mullaly, atty; F 13
crowds on Park Row are there day
MM is snrr tii tf it
second and third doors for rent in
MeAo-, ref; due, IS4.081.tTi .a.. Ae.
:.'.: I?
I T t:0l THIRD AVKNt'K.
in Hanrj Brad)
WALTON w i :i w - Itl.t n lltta '.
I t.l Ixet . 3 t v . ic Newoll Item, g it
as Liberty Intestine tl all Merrill,
It A I, .ItlJ... I .1 llllllll. lef. due. t.-
tte.TI; isxes, . I. II .
n Joaspn i' Dar
ISSD st. Jtl K ti a. . . y w ,is sv. ;x
lisivi ... 4 st -linn ii u
sal I. J M I'lirtbi .. it I' Hall, am-1
W c Arnold, rsfi partltton,
111: K sr. ,,. . . y.vi It . Ave St .tohn.
i Ixlzi ' e- 'in,.! m gehwarti et
Ths N v Co at :ii. Morrison a 3. sttvs;
J J llynea, rsf; due, ; re.et i taxea. Ac,
Ittt Ifj ant, '... in t at f I " " 1
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TKtVsKKRS,
With nents
ttomey if
anl II. II
e. f.f ndr ,ind
li .uie 1 umlitr.l
auorsss party r nrat part, i
Dawatawa,
(gouih of Pourtsonth st i
ORAND ST. It, n StxKt Ray Pplnner
,, plncua Margullss, III TlntSn ay. A
M .loaeplmaits, la: K H .uton st,
r t I, tn; I:'..:.mi. on whole, iv, t .
nlI NHthl)), T;ll E,,,x ". ,ln
DRIAX BY st. n oor caanon at. ilxiot
He., a Koi t,. Herman llwiplro, 441 7th
11. it parti .ill iirm. lyee 1; 11
IITH st n - II s Wavsrly pi 4ixao Jas
Wynns t'. Daoi 11 Jaekson, 111 Tllfan)
.1. tun i...iM.i.. 11.. j. aitvs, tieid
imnhi 11, m a- 11. -. S'aeeau a- tl
Baal aide.
East of l"fih ... uet'.e.n K'it'"anth
and lie-ii
; IITH sr III K - Ill . I.exlnxton sv. 35
x .v '. i p.. m.n. x.iv i. -itnbt r Wagnor
, ref t,. Abr I. Marl int. .p. Mrt ay.
i', una, r,x. urn., iioii.ra a s
'"'lar at . . . . 1 1 s.;.nu
Hs-- UT. lu:. K. li . 111,1 e at av. I IX
.Mirhesl Msler to Babstts Hi. hop.
l'. Lexington a. nits 1 1 1, til, all lime
Pa 17. ally. Mlehael .Xlaler, llll s,
a ii oo
x. i Mile,
. t a.t of Ftf'h at . between Pourtoonta and
Mu ll si.. I
igni ar 441 x a. 4" 1 1 1, ..1. :7x
si. a- .X 10.. 11 ti, ,oi ,ira,n-
I" rg. ..'.,; .late. ai. llklyn. tntg 111. .'.00,
D-i II; altta. LjVla llUbia, i It.-ek-
luall at lioo
HTM SI 111 XX. ii a. 37J e Dth at. .0x91.1
4Jso pox ' Hymen Uhaplre, 44t 7th
av. t .i part, aii.iiens. Dee t? li
HTH SI. n a, I v Amat.r.lutn a. 6:'. 7
to former . 1 oi l Itloumliig.la.a rd, xlo.'.x
- xioi Maml Borehardt to ilona Klty
'oip. XX' llth al. mix 111.. tout. lie."
iti. atty, H s Manstlsld, Coder it,.
i ptowa,
iManhatian loland, north ef lllth at
s r BICHOLAJ AV, :u, . a 7,', a issth
t, -x'.. ; ix. t ixil.l III lor Wsngraf
. s.in.: ii South mxyd, 113 N Walnut at,
ICxat Orsngs, N .1, Dee it. mt lll.MI;
attia. Itonera ft g, It! Cedar at 1
Bronx,
- Il"l oilgh of The Iti mi, 1
WfcVBaTBH AX . n iv i or IIMh 1 tiealfi.
b. i. X Ciunpboll ami ami. trua. to
Bs.lfi.rd I'ark Amusement li. n-.u
a', iiitx 111,4)14), tho 17; atty, T a a T
Co. 17.1 limy tl.000
TllBMONT AV, a . inn Marmlon av,
soxioo .Hopkins ll Harretl Co to clement
H Smith, ixx4 .xi, . unt Hope xv, xnd xno
nttg It7,lei, Dei i, atty, f H Mnil-.li.
tit Tremont av, , tioo
4111 ST. n a. .'.in w Av A, 111x109, I nion
pnrl tnton Plepse to Jos CAurtenay, 111
B ii.Mh st, July in, any, joa Courtsnay,
ixl K l.l Hi at I.
XX B, I as . oi Ith at. 330x111x39x111 lo
7tii at " 101x311; ..isa got" pp. map
Ifnlonport Pater i gtumpf to joe
Clomene and an... 3.'4tt Bwoy, mix 11,101
De. M. attyo, Reevoi a- t. it,;, itu i .i
l.t i I S in and 31, blk li, uiati Morrl. I'ark -
,... Uallti to Bithsr Qalltx, 1I7 Uln
eolll pi, llklyn, Out I. atty. Bather Qalltl,
II7S Mnioln pi. Hklvn i
BUHTO.N IHIAH, a e a. J.17H a Southern
Blvd. .''.' ix Irreg- .1 V ll Co to Miriam
H UVltt'hlll, Law rein e. I, , pan 6. u.m
1. T 'I' ' 'O, ill" Hi. ay ii
X A 1 .1 m i AV, iv . 7 ; t :.an li gt, 7:, 4xi I 'J -
Kathsrins c Bautn to Isiulss i' gehwah
till XV IS Ith at, lie, 17. ally. T li Ai
t c... lTn Bwey new
l.i IT 10, map All i It idsoit p itose
Co to Antonio l.aoti... six Hgth It
Dee x. xtty, Antonio I :,, . ;t i x y n.'.tli
t .
MlKROiK'K xx iv a, BdeiiwaJd av
7.xj100 i.nol i'.i A Bdtnwald to oie
And. rami. 411 xv I ltd .. s, pi in. ate.
t ne ai, 1. 1 ion, 410 xv i -t (
IIITH ST n s. Int'blu ay. 35x100
xiorria xtara- to .xi.,.-nn Uu Corpn no
Wall xt, '. part, li.e x. xtly, .1 tlreen.
berg, 1 31 fl .in, ii -i i)
XX I 1. 1.1. XXI ST. ,i using lol Ix. inn n XVm
Weed I, 130x11 I ...mis I" Hem i,
eon ui.y c... 4"; H r.iii ai. Juns lo
mil; anya. Martin ,x 11. Ill Huav Ii
WAI.DO xv. m at a i pl.t oonveyed b)
tart tirat pari io party secomf oxrl
Strip f.x.lltl.x D. latle'd iletets to Kalh
c Beum, "it Waldo xv, w a. in u 2.-,o st
Nov 34; atty. T ti a T Co, 17a BwVty.pl
MOMTti xi.l.s.
iWeth nsins and, gddreee of landar god
lsu.ier s at turaey.
IKiwnlnan.
IgOUth of Poillteenth al I
RIVIhKSTON" ITT, a a, 34.4 a I.udlow at
34.4x110 Dsvld M and xno to Sstah
and night, and if you
its new building on
Newman, Tarrytowsji, N v. Dec 3. p- m-it
Ilt.eet, dua it " Kit, p c; any. ii
II Hnrnett. II" Naaaau at tl.lM
sTJj ST. u Itl.t e Av K. 3H 1x11
1 M I Ressntwum lo t runk Oana a Co,
:3' Orand a l'-- ii due ,ih par notes,
p -. stt. M v Reblnorlteh, tit Ursnd
St taitOt
Kli siilr
, , Eaat of FtMi i, v. i.e. .veer, Fourteenth and
I until its .
lflTii air
i H
lealngton v-
it 3
--Abr I. Xtalta.iK to Ainrrl'iin XI t s '
4h i'.,ur st. rius per 17. :'!.. ;. ,, ,. Dg
l. attys. Holier- a- s ix Collar st.lis.oie
HTH st. ii ill . uxxlngton s. Ilxll.l
t'hri.tii!- Btralton et xl t., Bmlgranl
llll gxv Hnn4(. 'I CliHtllbrra at, De. In,
.ine Dee 17. llll, j p ci atty, K .1 Me
liutta. ;.i cbambere el ll,lll
. Ill AV, e a. Ill ii llth -' 17 lilx Win
H Krhart to Ifnlon Trust Co, xn Hov
yrx, 4i, p e. Da.- It; atty. P de P Poster.
44 XVslI at 1 1 ,i,..,
Meal Mile.
i XV... of Fl'th a . batixe.
110th .is
Fourteenth an, I
BROADIVAV. a a for ltd st, 10IX
Aqullar crpii ;.. Partners I,oao A Trtjat
l e. 1'3 Wt'llnin st, De, 17, 4 , r, ,, ,
a. par bond; uttia. Hater It A II
Esehstota p 1131,000
llroni.
. Borough of The Br. an 1
WBBgTBR AV. n w , ,,r lllth st illxlll I
Bwaiora rara Amuaemeu- Co to chaa
Y
Doc
!P"'I ' anil.',. . I. Hil l alio, trua
1.. - .1 ns. I la ,1 , . atty. I. T A- r
ClAfoN p'u'n .. in 4 6'ra'nd aiV'i.C
"'l'";1'1 K ''" ly '" Ahr Bsllsr, Sen
' HIT S X . pr tn'K ,;.,o,,i , ,
per bond. n;t. f .1 yollti f ."r
LtlklNtJ Pli ,. i, .1x7 x v if 'Wm2
lerra.a. xnixl:',;. I.rl.ts I'onst Co
lie', to Dorothy Quintan, 4; For- Wash!
Mutton av. Dee 17. 1 pr, 1 p ,. am ",
stein I.. 131 Bwey... . .".Moi
AsitiNXH:Ts hp MOBTOAOBa,
Haahattaa,
BT ANTON ST
Za.en.ro. tli
-Noahs n Kobe to Phiii,,
linn V 1
v s- i.- l. ... ;. .'.'
.,' , . .." ' ' It
rl lien to
T a Co.
.. in , o.K., . . .. t, ,!
any.
l.O ll
!'JD ST. IMI E lieu , II
ll-amiilsin, tl.' s nili
Xbr VOWS 2:, immrnu .
i
Tullln to Afnar
it, Bklyn; atty,
linn
1 ' i ll 1 . 145-07 XX
Jahii II J"
et ji t iior-s xt .-..... ::'"'" U'
th at. Hk Mi. att
I. Mlg . ..n l.iir'.;.
II7TH s r
John 11
lid si.
st . . . .
...'.'.";"; 11
;; " Lawyers Utg Co 1,,
1 wgenburg ei i. irua. ti
atty, 1. .xit, co. Liberty
VV:V .i'-. !!!!."'
I4TH ST.
1',,, . 17. , o ,. as.sxioa.S
'-"", iniiiR to t.lnn Stern
1' '" " atty. 1. T c... o Mr,,,,?:
IITR st. giinl U ll.ni, ,.'V'Z
Henry doborg ami am,, sire" 14 W
a 1 1 V a
M g A 1 H ,a,.
Wi
xt llll, ft, xor ft.'.'.'.'i!':.".'.'' l-.,.niin
lit ill ai . . .
y'.u.l,,,,.... 1. a ' ' i "' "
arl Wi .. isa
Bronx.
II On
LEDERMAN, MOBHlg, , Charlotl.
BKI.N H..I.I.1N,; cb . lieaWe , p'coT
ri:ixr'iy'ni'-! ," Mi, .,. (j
itnil.N. MAX, 10 Abr SSadek it ul ,
MTIxxriBD MiiK i'4; u.r.H.
. nun naine ami a, hires of IsndePx
toruey. 1
.1ST ST. 111-14 W . t --, , ,,,.
SI
siixsa, ne.- .'i. inn hii.,1. n..
I'lJellty
Quewanty Co.g 4; i's.iai '
, ,' ; , . i.:.nn
1 1 1 B, .. Ha 11 i..i, .. . - ... .
st
IITH BT
......... igri uirsotors Bit h,,i.i
ym ' '" ' "o- , a, mors I. m
Up xnd Stan. ay I. Wolff, 1111..;,, ,.
rrusi
attys, 1
IITH ST. 1, a. lai ,. 411, a,. v,.x,V I
10, 1113 Anni.. !,,. r RoW ,,r, ' ,', I
the i.e. man gov H 11 It . 1 , ., ,.v
.':'' T ' '?? Ba i ?.o ii 1
xi 1 I o. 1 Xtl llll
ami .Ihii, It S
XV..- ' Em I in ;
He llwtiy ...
ani.iii 1,1 wm i:in,., 1
ddrese, a k xv gvaman' I
iii I:. 000 1
st NIOHi 'I. as .
laidora and Uuaxl'e ' Wengraf Vo Unri
4 ukor. 3 F. llth at. .1. hires-. 1; I Park
I0TH st.' '143 E. x a. lie's uil'ogto'n'xv0
Nxll.1, Sept X. mi s,,,, 1 1 k,, lMV;
rlctta s Van Reneseluer Uarlllnx 10
Ameriean Mt Co; any.-. Rowers ,x a 1,
Coder at
SAME PROPERTY, In., .. 1,1.. if,', 1
Hartltng 10 sa.nie, xttye, same,. tAio
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
AUTOXIOHII E M 1 l l.Ita,
-BRAHINIia-
NowDopxrture Servlcssta ThsiiwIlllamCa
III W. II XX. tot Twin. Tel. llll Columns
NKW JgrtSET ItBAt. KSTATW FOBMua
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offerM
HANKING DEPARTMENT. STA TS of
NEW YORK, to builders. Inventor i ,,r
iftrs iiimirvi- f . J
All or me sdovs proiHriies sre wtthli. ., nT4
rent fsre tone snd within thirty inlnutm ,i
Manhattan. These propertied niiMt la, , ,a
qulekly tu close the !uineH of tw
tlons now beiuK liquldstl by the lununs
Department.
trartm and builders who will purehsse . i-,la.
sldersble number of lot
ror hirthi
tlrulsra address I'.KNJ It
Deputy Hupt. of llsnk.
Depsrtment. 61 Brosdwsy
pasi
ii mi. ii i -p, ia
esre of li.nkins
New erk city.
rilRrt'LIIKIRK gALBg.
stfllKM i: COURT, OOtTNTf Of Nbwj
YORK Helen Hlmle Ogllvle, PlslntlB.
ssalnst K!lbeth A. DeinnreMi hi, 1 t,ra
Dfftltlltlltrl.
In pur!uno of n Juitrni.'tf
ctoiure Mini Mlt) duly Hindi Mi I
In Ihtt h t"i . ttltlllvd n- : Imi i
dtn (lie Iffth ti.iy of tcBiftmtf r,
Hit Ufldtfttfll'li th T'trrn in a.'i
mnf iiMiiitil, ulll hM m DUblli i
fra.
ttrel
s ''f
I If.'
til- Kx liti n Ro KaVlsMroom. Son. H it,
Ktrf't, in tii" Borough m Mttihac
nf Nw York, on h 4th Amf tf
Itlli at II o'clock ftooa mi ihu ,
Jtawnnh P. Iv. Hiiftlniicrr. )v t.
t
""'ihar,
dlrt't tfl by tUd JudK'nftit 10 b a
ili'T.-in nVprrlbfd iti fAMoWlli
All thut etna! II IOIi plri or n- ai r
i.-.ti i. with bulMltitr mi i lmpmvMintl
thfrron ,i"td, liuht", Ulnpr nnd '-e'rig
i gHftti f Mow . irk, bound J
i-rlbrd mh follow:
llVftlnidtiir nt a point Oil tli- p m thtflf
blr of kteVMty third BtfMl ,- on
h ijimI rert Htid rlnhtv.finir 1 h 4 1 f , . .
frtm tlie turner Inrmr-d by lh ttr ij
of the nouthTly lld( s ,.i h rl
Hireri with ti. eootoriy aldfi of m ..mm
gVvonuoj ond ' .niiitiB ihei Y
pnrn.ll with M .tdlh.ui AVOHUO hi, 1 ,irt J
t hi dlMitm throiiKlt h hurt 3 wu iriJ
hundipd Ktld two (iQlJ f": 1 vt M
to tin- t potrf line of tin l I 1 k "twcS
HVontjT'Oocond iind Bovfiit) , at
hot) CO enntt-rly, nlmifT Ihf ih !: ,
of th block, tnrtity (10) rt; thunct
northort) partillei with Mi'iiton
Arnti iind pint of thO dill broufi
fttlOthOf pttrly wall, nun a. U fid red hi : tvg
(1"J feet two 1 -1 Inehei -l - lOuthArtl
l.l ..t l.i. I 9
Wfrtteriy, nl'iiiu he OOUtltC
t.rrlv tlrlfl of
' (20 f.'.-t tr tM
nly-thlrd Street, twenty
point r pla o of t. . 1 - 1 a.-
ttitd Now Yjrk, Q ttbt n?h m
JOABPH ! KDReteftOV, i;.
HBNUY M. BBtiLtNOKR. JR.,
fur Phalnttlf, LIB Bmodwny, Horouti
of MatibaUavn, Ni vrk if. m
The fOlIOWini If a dlAgtl II If thl n-mi
erty to bo 0010 lt Itrtol numbef I U
Enst 73d .street 1
Ml 7M s-t
BI '
Middle i.iti' of it ,, k
Tha approximate amount r i: iaa !
ebarge, to satisfy x.bi, u tho ahnvi
ocrfbed property Is to be sold, 1. p. "-tif
tilth Interact thereon from thS I7ttl ,,. 4
Heptitnber, lllu. together with tl.. roste
snd (illuwanee amounting to Hot . :tx
intoreat from Meptetnber - t,. -s,
gether with the expenses of the Tttg
spproxlttiate ami 11 r, t of ths ta . - ia.aaxa
men tH and Water rates or uther ,
Which sre to 1.., XllOWl I 10 Ilia pill .a7
out of the pureheee money or t-.i . hi
refer, a Is 11.171 4u ana Interei
Dulcd New Vork, , ;,.i,r llth, 1111
JO8BPH D, EDBIrfli is', i:. t
The aal. Iti "he Xbovs entitle,) , Is
hereby adjourned to Thursday, N t.e
11. llll, at th" aiLlus I...... . 1 ; .,
Dated New Vork. Nnvemhel 1.
JOSEPH D KDBUION', RefarN
Tha sale In the above ontltled xcl 1 Ix
h.rehy ftir-her adjourned to Tueaday, Vs.
v.inber 3d, lt15, at the a.i.uie ti .- .rd
place
Dated New X'ork. November II, 11
J08BP1I D. BDB1JION, ;: ..
The sale In the obovo SOtll I ., - Is
beroby furttier adjourned lo Tuei I De,
comber flea llll, at the name hour snd
plate.
Date 1 New v,,rk. November :i" 1111
JOHBPH Ji BDBIdtON, Rafarag
The sh In the above ontltled ties It
hereby farther adjourned to Prldsy, Iif.
"tuber 17;h. at the same 1. ,r nt
place,
Date! New York, December fth llll
JOSEPH n BDBLHON. Itt.r..
Tlie sa.e III til" above itltllle,! a,"n U)
hereby fulther KlUoUmtd to TUSSllS) PS-
remhor till), lllli et the snme hour and
p.are
Dsf . I Ne V ,rk Di ember 17th tint
Ji ..-1:111 D. KDKlJO IN, B .a
aOBMUMtiBa.
si PRBMB COURT OP THE ST .4 IT or
NEW VORK, NEW TORK COUN1
W, Sonders. plaintiff, agalnsi . a
s.in,iers, defendant.- -Trial dsslr. 1 11 "a
County of New X'ork. Action for abt .
divorce gummona
To the above named defendant!
You are hereby summoned to gtiswsr ibt
complaint lu Ibis action and la seri'g s
ropy of your answer on the plslntlfPl st
toreoy. Within twenty days 't.- t aar
vloe of th' fummona. saclusive of tha lay
of aervlee, ami In enss of y,. ir fsl .- ti
appear or answer, Judgment wlil : . .xaa
Hgaiust you by default for t.. t- r -a-manded
in the complaint
1 1 . t.-.l V , w X'ork. Xoven bar tr - h . t
1 C. XV .XI 1)1 it '. i A I.I I. Attorney ' r itntl
bfllea a- p. 0 address. ,N.. Uaakmxa
Str-e-, Horough of Mantl..' . . ot
New York.
To the ilefemlattt Nanrt. K tv.i targ
The foregoing eummoni la gerved -ipsa
you by liublleatloll. nursuanl t" ., er-t.r of
Hon. Leogard .x. dlsgsrl . 'i-'-. t
the Supreme Court of lbs I ' w
York, dated tha nd day of 1 . - n
snd flle-1 With lb"' I'",- .e.
of the Clerk of the 1 f New York
at the County Court !! me ll - ,gh of
Mxnnattxn, City of 1 ex the
3r,i .lav of Docemtter,
New York, D' oombet 1 1 t-
X oara.
c xv McDOtfOALD, At nay for P .!-!
X f for P
Idrt So . Beskmkl
of Manhattan, Cltj at
1 Iffli I' o a I
stre,.. Rorough
Hew X'ork
SfPREME COl'RT OF l.c XTATB .
NBW vultK -A. I' YOl'.Vi)Blaxn, i.vr.
Plaintiff, against BANi'A MM ,au0
ITAl.l ana. Defendani - . n,
New York Count! st xtxi .N
TO THE ABOVK NAMED I, PKVPANTl
YOU Al'.E HERE BY 8 PM Mi srr
anewer the complaint In this h . at 4
to asrvs a copy of your anas-..- r.n 'he
plaJatllfe eltornoyx within twsnty :i,
daxs after the .en be of 'Vi summanej
e, luxlve of the del of eervtis, a, ir. u
nf yeur failure t xppexr : xnswsr, Itisgt
meiit wi;: be taken agslnat "-i by ,-ara i.t
for the relief demon. led In "a .
Dn'.ed New Xo.-k. 11 tobef 11, llll
HEX N A CO VI Nil 1 1 v 1 as
Plxlntlff, lm a Pos 1 .', trsH,
Nu. au Wi . itrrot 1. iugb . f Uxw
hattan. New York city.
TO THB ABOVE NAMED DEPBNDANTi
BANCA COMMBRCIAt.r! ; i.-.a!
The foregoing xummonx li servs.1 ip-x
you by publb-allon. pniauaul to a -laf
of lion. Eugene A Phllbln , ' . .at
the guareme court of u.a h a. -
York, dated the llth da-.' nt N - '-.
fill, and glee with tie ronip .'
pjllcl of tha cterk of tli. Count ef Nsw
Xork. at the County Court H ma 1 .gh
of Manha'tan, I'ltv st, 1 tount ' ' tw
York.
Inced New York, Novsmhse I nil
HKVN COV1NOTON, f - . for
Plaintiff
xx INT BR HI son 1 N
NEW .iehsi.v AtlanMi
I Superior location with in
I unobstructed view of' bRttfh
and boardwalk A rpcooi ied
I .standard of eifaellencc
Hit UAOING RISORI HOlfl 01 llll w"Rin
OQarnorouaii-l5ie n t m
AT ta ANTIC ( IIX . '
asMf aaai. ui.1.1.'.'
JOaiAH WHITff. 4 SONS COMPieiJfJ
ISLES WORTH"
GALEN HALL
UKUKIII t Xugu-la
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA, GA
Von upon Why no' apen i i
thers ? 1 11 o iHia 1 . hois go t
haauilful eluhhuUSS, ex e lent .It' Ii
motoring, shoaling and a 1 0111 1
Address C. G. TRUSSELL, Mai
1
........ . -. . .
Rlrlsefteld sntl Tearwk. New Jerara, ' i3
1 half of former owners' prices. AUn ,r3
number of two-family house st l.,t,
Hudson Heights, t.'llrrslde snd i''i . ,.. . i , J
'. New Jersy, st shout one-half of forrnpr pric-sa
I l.llRIPA.
MNP THB XV INTER on th.
East Ceeit. Ill Mh Ave., K, t.
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