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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The banking firm Of Maokay d Co., which
viii occupy the oftces az 10 Nassau s iIt
Tss!ss '1b5 6nsyS MSc ~ Wer Latham Fish
and F. v. KendTlok,
Speyer A Co. have purchased from the
mortgage ~ gold bonds The Pennsyivanla
company has large controlling interest IN
this railroad In pursuance Of an 9Freemen !
under date Of Dec. 20, 1904, the Terre Haute and
India ma polls, the st. Louis. Vandalia and Terre
Haute. the TerTe Haute and Logansport. the
LoRansport and Toledo and the Indianapolis
aud vincennes railroads were merged and
consolidated under the title Of the Vandalia
Railroad Company.
NV. Harris 4 Co. oner 70 Investors tioo. 900
Columbus and Ninth Avenue Railroad Com;
pany's first mortgage per cent gold bonds,
due SPY. !. 1895, principal and intereat quar-
SCntsSd by he Metropolitan street E1hn nndyy
authorised and issued il q, 0OO. 900. The
entire capital stock Of the company Is owned
by the Metropolitan Street Railway Company,
which lssusd It's stock share for share for that
Of the subsidiary corporation.
An amendment In the articles OF assoolae
ton Of the GallAtln National Bank was madt
yesterday permitting the bank 10 cleo
fifteen directors hereafter instead OF eight.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
placed an order for $50 locomotives and
10000 cars.
Of the Corn Products Company Yesterday a
resolution was adopted calling FOR semi
annual reports Of the company'g condition
hereafter. these reports to embody the con-
soldated earnings, both gross and net. and the
expenses and bonded interest Of the sub
sidiary companies. This action follows the
criticism OF the incomplete statement issued
In connection with the reduction Of the pre-
feTred dividend on Tuesday last. from ~
TO per cent
The Standard Roller Bearing Company
OF Philadelphia has purchased the steel ball
business Of the Federal Manufacturing Com
pany Of Cleveland and will move the plant
and machinery TO Philadelphia
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
MANY SMALL DEALS REPORTED
CHIEFLY IN BRONX LOTS.

Board Of Brokers Takes Up Its Promised
legislative Campaign ~ Albany-H' =
Haupt and n. \. Spinney Acquire .
valuable Columbus Az. Block FFont.
The following circular letter was sent out
yesterday by the Board Of Brokers OF 10
Broadway: THE Real Estate Board OF
Brokers invites owners and agents Of real
property In the city Of New York 70 become
subscribers 20 its committee on legislation
and taxation. This committee has been
appointed for the purpose Of securing
united action In. promoting the passage
OF laws beneficial and equitable 10 owners
Of real estate; In opposing and preventing
the enactment Of legislation detrimental
TO suoh dnterests and the improper e1-
pendibre Of public funds; TO secure an
equitable and uniform system Of taxation;
to collect and diffuse accurate and reliable
information relating TO real estate, and to
promote concerted action by real estate
owners Of this city concerning all matters
affecting their interests. In addition TO
the voluntary services Of its Officers and
GOVERNOR, the board purposes TO establish
a paid bureau for the furtheranoe Of these
objects. No initiation fees are required.
The annual dues are IS. payable In adj
vance Recent events have demonstrated,
In the opinion Of the board, the necessity
for prompt action, and II Ia hoped that the
public response TO this appeal for large
subscribership will result in rendering
its future activities thoroughly represents
tive.
Senate bill No. 567 provides for q tax
Of one-hah Of one per cent. per annum on
all future mortgages, leaving existing
mortgages subject TO existing local taxa
ton. We are opposed TO this measure.
Senate bill No. $50 provides for the eX-
emption Of existing mortgages from taxa
ton, and the exemption Of mortgages here.
after recorded upon payment Of one-half
Of one per cent. recording fee. While OPP
posed TO any fee or tar, we shall support
this bill as q compromise measure. Bill
$40 provides for the exemption from taxa
ton Of secured indebtedness other than
mortgages embracing real estate In the
State Of New York, after payment OF one
half Of one per cent. tax. We shall support
it
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L. N. Rulioua No. 400 East i2lth street.
I'VE story nat, on lot 25xiooli'
BRONG.-Huberth 4 Gabel have sold for
PARK North. 80 feet vest Of Clinton avenue
has sold 10 a client OF Peters. a Co, the
S TosS S fs zee ' %ssa d 1 BfOSs
TIFFANY sTREET.-LouIs Lazy and Robsr.
Altman have sold the northEesS corner dsIs OF
irregular.
BROOK AVENUE Thomas Mclaughlin has
sold 70 Hugh ColWell the plot, 1bHeo, VIII!
dwelling and stable, on the west hlde OF
Brook avenue So feet north OF itsd street,
CRIMAiINS AVENUE. Samuel Waoht has
bought the plot, 2SoEsO. on the Eost slde
Of Crimmlns avenue. 50 feet north Of ltist
BROOK AVENUE. Sol l.. Kaye has Tesold
TO Joseph Wolkenberg the plot OF four
feet south OF itist street, Mr.. Wolksh-
berg will erect six story hats.
JACKSON AVENUE.-Schmid a Pink have
sSld plot iSS ~ on III Sa9 poS9 % aVsnu
AnsorEe, n
iooTH sTREET.-B. a D. W, Blumenthal
have sold for Charles Rosenberg NOS Ss9
20 S45 Fast iS0th street, four I'VE story
fats, on plot iOOXiOQ, near Third avenue,
TO the Powell. steindler, Ryttenberg Realty
Company.
JEROME AyENUF.-The Rentuok Realty
Company has sold 20 client OF j. clarence
Davies the plot, 7SXiOO on the east side
Of Jerome avenue, 23l feet south Of Burn
side avenue.
BELMONT AVENUE.-Adolph Sohelbel has
bought from Frank Hecht Nhe block front
on the west side OF Belmont avenue, be-
tween Crescent avenue and i6Ith street.
q plot 36I76SI97 aI5O
i73D STREET. Reich Bros.
have bought for immediate Improvement
OF i7sd street and Park avenue.
PROSPECT AyENUE.-Henry Acker has
bought six lots az the northwest corner Of
Prospect avenue and i67th street.
SEVENTH ADMINISTRATION 4 Ledefer
have sold a new 20 foot hve story apart
ment. with stores, on the west side OF Sew
enth avenue, 40 feet north Of i47th street, g.
iisTH STREET Louis Lese has bought
through q. Brettell A Son Nos as to -
West iisth street. old buildings on plos
5O1lOOIi.
i2lTH sTREET.-Iouis Lese has bought,
through z. j. yelling, Nos. 2S3 and ass East
i2lth street, old dwellings on plot 4oxiooii.
18th STREET Louis Lese has bought
from Ernest Hall the plot. 5oIiOo on the
Brook avenue; also plot, S0I 100, on the
north side OF the street, 100 Feet east OF
Brook avenue
AMSTERDAM .AvENUE.-GeoIEe w Hay.
den has sold for Isaac Schlessinger and
William GuthmRn. No. 1913 Amsterdem
avenue, a hve story triple nat with stores
on plot 2SKlOo 70 an investor.
FREMONT TBRRACE.-The Bankers' Realty
and Security. Company has sold In fremont
terrace The Bronx. through leasing VOL
lots Nos. 3ss, $50. 800, sol, sos, 500 and
through other brokers. SIS. a7s, So, s1s,
t3p, eco. AS, lto, 400, 500, ass, $50, 400, teI,
t7t. AIS and 572 and 623.
ilgTH STREET.-Slawson A Hobbs have
sold for George and Thomas G, Edgar 70
client for Investment hye story nifty
OF construction, on the north side Of if0th
street, 200 feet west OF Broadway.
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NEW YORK NEW HAVEN { HARTFORDR.R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station, 4Zd
ST., and tth av., a. follows, for
BOSTON. via New London and Providence-'4:JO.
= 1000 = 1907 4. ~, t'ioO = los, 4 500,
BOSTON. via WllllmHutlc-f 1850 4. NJ, 400 P. NJ.
BOSTON. via Spring held 1900 A. NJ, ri2,OO,
100 'linJ p. NJ.
FITCHBJ re. Via Putnam q Worccster-'3.OOP. NJ.
LAKLNILIE & NORFOLK $50 \. NJ, 1881 pm.
GREAT HARRINGTON, STOCKHRlDGE, LEMON,
PlTTSFlELD So $50 A. NJ. 1881 p. "
WATERBURY, and MlNNIED-tt5o. 800. ''SOO,
HOOP, lp002 TO Waterbury \. NJ, tiO9, a 81,
i5Oi. 400. $500 90 Waterbury, =. NJ.
Ticket of1ces A. cGrand Central station and ci25th
ST. also At cha c26l, iiS5, clS54 Broadway cS Park
Place. c25 Union Square, ciS2 Fifth Avenue. Gas
Columbus Ave, 90 Madison Ave. CTS West i25th
81. l5S East i25th 81. In Brooklyn, Ct Court ST,
SEQ Fulton ST, % Broadway ", D..
'pally. Except sundays. Sundays only. stop
AZ l25th St aston at i75th ~ sundays only. Par
lor Car Limited, Has dining car. cParlor and sleep
Ing Car tickets also.
c. r. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass. AT.
o. ". SHEPARD. Gen. stunt.
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Japaneso Loan subycrlpti on.

one-haf. or 100000, Of the new Jap
anese "a per cent. Loan Is offered TO in
vestors to-day by Kuhn, Loeb a Co., the
National City Bank and the National Bank
Of Commerce and their representatives In
Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
St. Louis and San Francisco. The sub
scription list will close on OF before April s.
There were q few sales Of the bonds At a
premium yesterday on the curb. One
sale reached olk. The subscription price
Is s7T per cent. and accrued interest.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION IS CALLED To THE ADNER
TtSEMENT ~ TIT CITY RECORD n March -
W Aprii ~, 1875, Of the CountmHron hy the Su
prcnt Court and tho entering Va The bureau Tor
ihe COLLECTION Of Assessments and Arrears, Of
assessmert for MOURNING TlrLE 20 The follow
ing PUBLIC PLACE OR SGT ARR In the BOR
OGGH or THE URONN.
DD WARD, SECTION ACQUIRING TlTLE
10 Pt'RLtC PLACE OR SQUARE, lying southeriy
Of Past tSsth street. BOUNDED BY East ism street,
Mott Avenue and Railroad Avenue East Con
hmcd January ~, 1903, and August ,, 1904. en-
"''u W. - XIV liiB " loa0uT. Con lf6usr
CITY Of View York, March "a 1905.
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CuoEzo, uagllano herman have leased
fer Morris Epstein the five story triple nat.
No. 2Ota Second avenue. for a term OF years,
al an aggregate rental Of ti7,2JO.
L. TAnenbaum, Strauss 4 Co. have leased
for William r. II. Martin 10 William Baum
Earten Co.. the building No. S25 Fifth ave-
nue., between Thlrty-second and Thirty
third streets. for twenty-one years; for John
son, Cowdln a Co. to D. II. Arnold a Co. the
store and basement at the northwest corner
OF Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue; for
Jacques Kahn TO Jonas a Naumberg, rs, 900
square feet in the new building Nos. bSi 20
$50 West Thirty street and Nos.
$50 to 5S5 West Thirty-elghth street.
g. Lampert is the buyer Of Nos. $50 10 Sc
East lleth street.
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tENNaYLnANIA 3. 2. I'm.
J, p. Morgan a CO. and Kuhn, Lo'b 4 TO-
70 Cooperate IN Bringing II out.

" NNNkNFAAb " .AeANA-N -
Up. Morgan 4 Co. are 10 cooperate with
Kuhn Loeb 4 Co. In bringing out the SiOo'-
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad bond issue
$50, 1000. 900 Of which was authorized by the
stockholders at their meeting In Philadel-
phia yesterday. Following the entrance
Of President Cassatt Of the Pennsylvania
into the New Haven board and Mr.. Morgan
election as q director Of the New YORK,
Ontario and Western this announcement
was regarded as Of interest In banking
circles.
The full report Of the Plttsburg, Gin
cinnatl. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad /,
the income account Of which has been
previously published. was made public
yesterday President Cassatt says tha
after providing for all charges and haoili-
ties the net earnings were sufficient 70 pro-
on the preferred stock and Of per cent.
upon the common stock and leave a balance
OF 9eS5 ,2i2 on account Of expenditures
For the revision OF grades and alignments
$500 900 was charged 10 profit and loss
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WEST SHORE r, R.

(New York Central & Hudson River r. r. LesseeJ
Trains leave Franklin 81. station. New York, as
follows aud ~ minutes later foot West l2d ST.. r.
u 90 =. M.-ChlcagO Express.
g25 p. M.-Con. Lin. for Detroit, Chi. a St. Louis.
'GUO z. N For Roch., Buffalo, Clevei d & Chicago
1890 2. M.-Eor Roch., Buffalo, Detroit ST. Louis,
sg45 p. M.-FOT syria. Koch. Ma. Falls, Det a Chi
'Dally. tDally. except sunday Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Nestcott FIprcss.
4. n. SMITH, G.. T.. LAMBERT.
t,eul Manager tiepI pass'r AGENT
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YesterdnY,s Auction snIea.

tAt- No. lSi Broadway, y O'Clock. A col
list OF auctions scheduled for the ensuing "
printed EVEN Sunday
1T BRYAN L. KKNEEILT.
Seventy second street, No. iti, north side.
io75. iouT story stone front dwelling: 20
wSvsIie y place Nos iOs 70 800 west side .ssio
s,e eI sP sat 20 paSisI cunRin8s SSa'0' -.
Seventh avenue, No. ite, east side, % feet
vacant, to GeorTe W, MeAdsu '...,.,.,,.'
east Of Eighth sysnus, ieSSe II. four story
brick dwelling; J. A. Berlin vs.. G. r. stan
ton: due on Judgment, tt.s44.S2: subject
10 taxes, &c., tioo.t7: TO the plaintiff eco.
BY PHILIP A. SMITH.
Blocker street, No. $40. west side, between
Charles and PerU streets, 2l.sT70, four
story tenement with stores; 70 John X.
cornsiiS street, No IS, north side. 80 feet
east OF Bieecket street, n .ixs7.6, two and
three story buildings; 10 Leonard WE'LL.
BI CHARLIE >. BIRRIAN.
Eleventh avenue. Nos. ~ and 77t. south
east corner Fifty fourth street 405I77:
two four story tenements with stores;
Frederick W. Saltzsieder ..,......... .....
Fifty third street, No. 500, south side. 100
feet west OF Tenth avenue, 25XiOO.5, one
story stable; 10 the Whitehall Realty
company 's,t....ss ...t,t. r.t.s.r.-..
lAt Bronx SaleSrooml
BT JULIUS. n. Haas.
fremont avenue, southwest corner DAILY
avenue, 25IiO0, vacant. 20 the Russell
Realty and lmprovsment COMPANY
leoth street, 77Hi251 lrreE vacant; 70 Leo
Hutter '.... ...,,-....., ..,..-,,..,....
1T McoUAI \ co.
i5oth street, south side, go feet west Of
Morris avenue, 2SHio0 TO Leo HutteT....
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READING sYsTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X, X.
Lihertv street and South Ferry itlme from South
EASTON. BETIII FHENi, ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK 200 7I5 Easton only, 9.lO
r. m, i.2O i:iO 500 l5.t5 Easton only p. m. sun
da{s yis9 q r. % 80" p , ~ ,7Co~ oo
LkkEW OOD. LAkEHJ RST, TOMS RIVER
AND BARNFG Al g4.OO, $50 a, m. ~ 81 SIS,
so, Lakewood and lakcaurst only, s5'oo. 1eos
HilTALISD tSD RRiDGEToS - e o. M.
Lose BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POiNT PLEASANT AID SEA.
SHORE POINTS ZOO, $50, y 20 a m. II 90
as $50 ESQ li5o p m. sunday, except Ocean
ATi.GNTIC HIDS. sEARRiGHT, MONMOUTH
BCH- EAST long BRANCH so. $50, $50
~ 80 a. NJ. ] 81. 40 bSn Atlantic Hds. only, $50
I'm. sunday: 200 q n 800 ;.
'IsS. 7OO, $50. 400. 1000, 'iIOO a m, 'i7Oo
'iOO 81 3d. 200. 800. 400, $500. 200. IL
900, iiO3O p. m. ~ not.
5000 'i2oo a. m. 900. 200 900. 100. 'p.2S
BELTiMoRE IND WASHINGTON 1000.
RRADING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyIL LIZ AND
WILL MSpORT 400 N25. $500. 1910
unOr 100 = NJ. Reading only, 400, n-icO.
700 p m. Reading, POttsNille, Harrisburg only
Iron iS ilbsr f. stree, only. .Dany. rpany.
EXCEPT sunday. tSundhy only. :PaHoT cars only.
Via Tanaqua. XSaturdays. aEKcept Saturdays.
House ss 1s 10 las, BoaS SSISa So s SIS hS
IS Union Square West. lSs Fast l25th ST, 77s West
i25th ST., 2t5 Columbus Az, New York I Court 81.
sli go FULTON Sti Brookyn go Broadway, VII.
checks baggage 70 destination.
". q. BESIFV. e. ". BURT,
Vice Pres. aud Gen, Mgr. Gen. PAssr Agent.
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OLD noMlNION Line,

Ptnner'e Point and Newport New, Va, connectinG
for Peteubgg. Rlehmond. nirlia1 , Beach Wash
lngton, ID, c., and entire SCUM ana Ntei.
frtifat and PASSENGER steamer san from PieS
=, n r.. foot Bach g., even week day Ats p. N.
vi B. walker Vice .Prealdent and frame Manager,
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Ia Bronx salssrOom !
Real Estate Transfers.

DOWNTOWN.
GSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
The letters q stand for qun claim deed: b and
for bargain and sale deed; g, for deed contsini
covenant against grantor only
Mercer 81. W 8, $50 Houston a. 5O1iOO:
William 5 FGirehnd 20 Philip Bowes,
a part, ell title, mtge = OF tioo,OOo 80. no
gust zlhsssT to August zinsssr Realty
Blseeksr st, ios. 5. 2sIi2s: Nodiz T -
Ernst and ano 10 Hannah Colgate, mtge
RlyiSS1on st, ioo. .. 2oISs. Dom 3s,s seq
70 Adoiph Freefeid, ali ilde. al
,,,s si 20 " Wnyc,iy nj 10 ss9
70; philip Aronson 70 Josephine 4 Budke.
Monroe s, s. iSsi v Jefferson st. ii.lOi ~
iO01i4.iiGlO0; Ida Aachi1 TO Louis Gordon
et Al. mtge tli 900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ne
nth ~, n 8, 17os Avenue 4. zsIios 3: Millle
9Th 81 .. SO 80 az, 7eIi7O Charles Sieckist
9th 81. n =, bis7 v bth Hv. 7o2Ka7 3: Elizabeth
Cryder 70 Man Monett ...,.......... $50
,EaH Of Frn a. b,i,stSn Fo -Four and iion %
esd st. zSt-3s 2, 7B1iOO.b. Morris FEEDER
70 louis Levin, = part, All title. mITs
Is! AZ 81 . =. s,IsO Abraham KSss, fP 10 u
RebeocA Harris, mlges $50 900 . o and
Avenue A. cor 10Th 81, siHa73; Avenue
a. n cor @lh ~ lw.s1irrrg; louis N
Norris 10 Nathan kean Co. mtge si27.-
same proprti,s: Isidor jackson 81 al to no
ID az. ISL 8 aSIibo Idoiph scb,ISsI 'Sd
Henry Ehhn, mtge $4,000 90 e and
ID sv SO o., .. so1iio; Albert u AtteTbuTy
sS =. h' as So Sssr6 S'E' I. a. go Heller 10
sac StelnbeV and sno. mtge sss..
Avenue sw cor 7oth st. iooSIs5s JACOB
.Msinshln 10 Maurice } Bursteln. mtee
psth q. -. los " PARK av. asIioo a. BerthS S
i hi,r ooh to Frederioka Meyer. mtgs
CWea Of F0h ar. bcitneen Fourteenth and ft0A fft
Manhattan ay, a. IS, 7HiOo; sarah Undern.
dorteI 70 Fanny Greeneesum and Hno,
esd 81. g rs West End av 80. 80 ee 'Sl III
James X Aldrch ct al. sIer. to Henry
san 81 t,s 1Sis5 iI7S.i15si Dor. sin,o, "a"
% MONTH krai'leT' = part, al title. mtTe
sots q, 70 ". 1sIioo.ii: Lous Levin 70 To,,,;
4 Esder' - pan, AL title mtge
IN az, " cor ald a.. ilsSiioo. S,1ns, ana
AusIeuU 70 Hermitage CO. mtfs
ssih 81 s :, 40 IO,s ly, Jsiioo.s: oeooIS. no
~ s,nsmS I 70 Frederick Dexter. mtEs
SSih =. ~, Sss v Central Psn west. isi no
~ AlehAel Rich 70 Stella X New.
ISL, RoT =, "a SS w. t iSSis1 ], Em,,a., no
10 Martha Lemon ......-...-- =,
iooih -, n ., 800 e Broadway, ailsTsi tot
2sA1bl.io; Emma y Auerbury 20 Hcrmi
7oth %. y q, 900 v Nsst ma sy. IN S,ys. no
lnh1Ib New YORK Investment and i'm
provemenl % 70 Alon1o u KiFht % e and a
w st: W W lss1el ~; Prank ? Hunt 70
zoe q; ~ Y 1alioo.ii: John CANTON 10 ~
a',h q: ne Is en- Az, lsIasp Susan n
S.SSPon' hdlv Se' 70 Rodoifo Q nsr.
.---- -
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RAILROADa
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

~
RAlLR OAD.
THE ONLN t9U B;rkACKy d L5NE LEADING
STATIONS fUor V6tP VEST oFEtWHRN TWENTY THIRD
STREET 4, APP ! PE Z Is ISIS AND
rThe Issyint Inc nsR roT bes6rosses and cort.
aad streets IS 1te minutes iaisr tssn that Even
:5Ss5Stt,N S 81. i32Is S [iaifEB.
80, % h9g!s g chicago o,,,s pvpppss
asss s & \ S&fG5 ff4TaiEy F E2SBPRRfssss.
'S25 T.. IL CLEVELAND6 CINCINNATI EXP.
o'S m q i4tSSJ ASD S FHt SSl0UrH.
~ SiS .s sS, Pr IieIs a. 5t tS ?G ss4S s
a no., is.55 ,'SB Congressional Limted'D. 'S25
sol IN Tr iSS PS ii4G al sEst p 1910
a. nj. daily. "southerns palm Limited" 1855
AtLPpNTTifSsS C6 S2S;r LrNE-oa,a m. and ess p
daily. New York and Florida Special 2iO
SENBoAItp Air LINE i2.2s p. m. and 1910 a. m.
daily 'Scaboard Florida Limited 1926 p. NJ.
N6RfoLK a WESTERN RAlLwAY.-s25 p. M.
cHEShrEAKE a OHIO RAlLwAY.-7Ss a. m,
FOR ooL LIZ fTioiSSTp cSoiMF0i'kr and NORFOLK
ATiSTIe S SsfY d1ys $40 M D. and ss ss M week
days. sundays, '75S a. m.
CAPE MAY .-l2'55 y. m. week days.
LONG BRANCH. ASbuRN PARK North Asbury
Park sundays, and Point Pleasant, SIS q, m,
1928, 325, i55 y, m, and y ~ night week Gays
sundays 1910, Q % a. m. and as y. m.
FOR PHII.A DELPHIA.
sos rs, U.s.. E25 IS. 1928 'fg55, '955, ''i02J,
'i055 II SIS, a. m, 'i25S, 'i.5j pro 255 '325 SIS,
a2J, 'i25, '45SU4.55 for North philadelphia unlyl
1888 0ij, IS, SIS, g.2j l955 or North Philadel'
pha only p n 2io right week day.; Sun Gay
O. m. .l?.S. 'l3. 'S25, 35l 't25 l''l@ for
North Philadelphia only, 'lj5, '55j, Gas, $50,
So, 90 g55 Tor North Philadelphia only p. m,
1910 night.
Ginning car Extra fare train.
Ticket odncCs Nos 4Gl. 1851 ll3 and 20l Broadway,
~ Finh avenue lbclow 23d 81 2dS Flfh avenue
icOmtT cath ST.. Z AstoT House, and stations
named above brooklyn, Court street, 500 Fulton
street. 39n broadway, and Pennsylvania annex
station. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through 20 destination,
Telephone "5ts Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W W ATTERBURY, J, II. WOOD.
General Manager passr TTaflc Manager.
GEO, W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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MEDICAL

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN diseases
OF men; dangerous cases solicited. relief a. once
those DESIRING only nrut ciaaE acienunc treatment
should call. The leading spcciali1t, DR., BONSC
Ne. lAl west 1Ist q, Houu 80 -, Sundays ioia,
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NAMED FOR ARMY Able bodied unmarried
men between ages OF p and %. citizens Of United
States, ~ good character and temperate habits
who can SPEAK read and write Rnglsh. For IN .
formation apply 70 Recruiting Ofncer ? Third
tv, 2JdQ Third Av.. los SAth av.. 2SN sth av- N.
". OF ~ FULTON st., brooklyn
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TYPEWRTTERS.

RENTS TYPEHRITEUS E a.! a' E;fs.,.
OIL g ANY style, Rebuilt. Qua r. nteed.
OELL0 The typewriter gIohanHe,
~ HaTelay 81. 1eisphohe Il91-Cortiandt
and tept 10 order. ribbons free: machines sold
IRON ~ 20 10 Per cent ICES than Manufacturer
phone $50 Cortlandt.
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. months Tvut applied
on purchHse. General
TTpt,EA-, ~ broadway
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Exports OF merchandise from the pou OF New
York as reported to the Custom House compare
as follows with those Of last week and OF the cor.
responding week year ago:
This week .l............ te.2t2e77
Last week ............. ......... li,pS.S4s
Last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IO.0S0 o0i
Prom Jan. 10 date thcy compare a. follows
with last year:
This tl2i.e50 0s7
Last yeAr............... ........ 10, S62 295
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SPRING RESORTS
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

Atlantic City. n. }.
STONE IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims pTeemlnence for It's location, cOnitruo
ton. conveniences and best New York patronage
Whole Block on Ocean. Music Throughout year
Sea water In all baths. Ice water and phones Ia
rooms Capacity co., Golf. Booklet: owner
ship Management JOSIAH WHITE sons.
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Pursuant 20 statutory requirement notice Is
hereby given that an act. Senate. Printed No. o.
Int. No. Gs has been passed hy both branches o.
the Legislature. cnutled
TO AMEND CHAPTER PINT HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN OI TIP LAWS or NINETEEN lIrN
DRIED AND FOUR ENTITLED AN ArT NJ
AUTHORIZE THE BOARD or ASSESSORS TO
DETERMINE THE DAMAGES .St'STAlNEp IN
OWNERS or REAG. pROpFRTN ON TWELFTH
AVFNUE. BETWEEN ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY NINTH STREET AND ONE hl'NnREb
AMI THIRTY FiFrH STREET IN THE nor
OUGH or MNNH ATrAN, CITY. or NEW NORN,
BY REASON or 1liE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
RIVERSIDE DRIVE NlADICr ~ SAID
TWELFTH AVENUE ENrEN DlNG THE ARIA
FOR SUCH DAMAGES"
Hearing upon such h1 VIII be held AZ Mayor 5
once, In the city Hall IN The city o. New York, on
March alst. 1905, % 2pu O'Cocl; p. a.
Dated city Han Ntw iprN, Narrh 18Th. 1917.
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
=, S.-This bill VIII be the eighth one heard al
that tme.
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Pursuant TO statutory requirement notice Is
hereby given that an act, Assembly 1859, Int No,
tl7, has been passed by both branches Of the Leg'
lAture, entitled
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BUREAU or THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE COUNTY or NEM YORK,

No. iio Nassau Street
New YORK. March &C. 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 20 chap.
ter 7a0 OF the Laws OF 1855 thai the statement Of
the receipts and expenditures o. The Public Ad
nluistrat0T during the year i90t was published
In the City Record. three times each week for three
weeks beginning FebTl aTy y, 1905.
WtLLlAM N. HOES,
public Administrator OF the County OF New YORK.
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Pursuant 20 statutory requirement notice l.
hereby given that an act. Assembly l2Ji, lat No.
1924. has been passed by bJt1 branches OF the
legislature entitled