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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-17
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York. Sunday, March Is,
1918.

steamer Camasuey ocubau'. Tampic'o,
March : 10 the New York ana cuba Man
- co. with j. passenger. mails and Wdsc.
Arrived 40 tho Bar at %" m.
steamer LonCwy CFr. Boulogne February
20 ana BriNham -. TO Barber y GO, with
chalk. Arrived AT the Bar AT p m. 10Th.
steamer GcrmarCus tGcrl. Charleston
March ~. 90 IN" Lloyd Braz Line. in bal
l"Si Left Quarantine - 7.33 a m
NaNaEucZ and Ponce q and Gusnico 10. 20
the New York ana Porto Rico - Go. with
sugar. Arrived 40 The Ear az % q M.
steamer Orota'a OBr'. Bermuda March
"a. 10 Sandcrson a Son. with 20 passenger.
mails and mdse. Arrived 40 the Var AT 1880
steamer Campan's oRr,. Liverpool March
ana Queenstown =. TO the CuraId $ co.
LTD with - first and sol second cabin and
CSC storage passengers. mails and m0se.
Arri' ed al the Bar at { 81 u.
steamer Mayaro tBD. Trinidad March
and Grenada q 10 the Trinidad Shippinc
and Trading co. with - passengers. mails
and mdse Arrived ~ tho Bar al l2:2j D IN.
steamer Kaiserin Aueustc Victoria Ger.
Hamburg March and southampton ara
Line. With III first and 40 second cabin.
26O third class and 1G24 storage passen-
GERS mails and mdsc. Arrived ~ tho Far
steamer Nanchjoneal ,Nor'. Port Barrios
March H. TO the United Fruit CO. Win
steamer Baltic DBrl. Liverpool March e
and Queenstown = To the White star Line,
win 100 rrSf ana - Nl.l NhHiN t'II 80
steerago passengers. mails ana mdse. NJ
rived a, the Bar ~ 10 p M. 18th.
steamer AncOna Utah. Naples February -
and Palermo March Z. TO Harthcid. SOLAR
Co with passengers and mdsc. or Ambrose
channel Iightship ~ G:4G NJ
steamer Chesapeake Baltimore % the
New YORK Baltimore Transport i"u %.
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine 80 /" :"
steamer Aras BIZ Oporto rcbrunv .
and Corcubion &c. 20 David Z warden. in
ballast. Passed ia sandy Hook a. - . -.
Oranjo Nassau Dutch. Iaranai Poo en-
%. Cumaua and Guanta .b. ia Gua, y
Puerto CahellO March !. curacao s. Jacm'l !.
Aux Caves T. Jcrcmic = Port au Prince p
Petit Coave 10 - Marie and Gonaires u ana
Mai Mai with - passengers malls and mdse.
Arrived A. the Bar a. a. m.
steamer II sud. Galveston March - 70 'H'
Southern Pacific CO with mds" Passed i've
S S'es sir,'r Run. Bocs Grand, March 10 70.
Carteret y j. Passed iu sand, Hook az 7N
steamer Herman Frasch Sabine March 49,
TO the Union sulphur Co. with sulphhi Fa-Se-
I'm Quarantine a. 70 50 M
steamer Delaware. Philadelphia. 90 the Clyde
IS 90. with mdsc. Passed IN quarantine a.
. steamer Jefferson. Newport News and Nor-
FOLK - tic Old Dominion IS 60 with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in quarantine AZ -'-'
y
steamer Iarimer. Port Arthur March 2 20
the J NJ Guffey Petroleum 90. with oil.
Passed IN Quarantine al go W.
sandy Hook y J. March ~. 9.3o 70 m Wind
west-southwest fresh bre"ze raitf ciold>
light sea.
steamers Arasonia Ger Manila ROYAL
Prince CBr. Cap Town. Horace tirl ~aui"-
Massapequa. san Juan: MacFlwain Hu. Nor
folk. Westlands G,r,. baltimore. IasscN. Fer
Dardiua. Madison Norfolk and Vow mort News
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MECHANICS LIENS.
VI NRt II H.

SSH ST. .oi west: - Le"in 4 sons AIT
J. Napoleon Levy. owner. John II Scheer.
contractor. $50
S"TH ST. rs and 100 Fart. Hcdden
sons 60 agt rs East 6oth Street 60.
owner and contractor: sl2.9s9 10
PARK AVE, . cor OF 1881 ST. - IXsi
ross, Austin a Ireland Lumber 60 act
MNer Friedland"r. owner. Joseph Popkin and
supreme building GO. contractor: Si.2s5 81.
liIH ST 9. lpD n Of Washington
az. sly; Grecnhcrt 4 cohen. Inc. ait Eftsr
Realty 90 owner and contractor (rcnewaD
81 600
~ ADDISON AVE. II. to ii6: Sloane &
Moller asi lee Holstein. owner and contrac-
tor: $3.50 81.
FAHk AVE cor Of 1881 81, 5ixs7:
Arthur Psuon aEt Meycr rri.dlander.
Owner; supreme Building co and Joseph
ropkin. contractors. SITS
sTH AVE. 40: 4 e Horn 90 agt 40
Fourth Avenue 90. owner; y c Stuart co.
contractor: S3a3 "a
1ilTH ST. ~ West: Lyman Bcrkman aSt
Annie Levy, owner; David Click. contractor
SEA ~.
NTH ST. 35 West. same az, same; St4 -
lllTH ST, 81 West: same art same; $50 so
GoERcK ST. 80 TO s.. L c & S Construc-
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. lie scamen's Bank Tor savings IA
Greenwich Investing 60. and othcrs. Defenl-
ants Clerks File No. 2.2Ji. year 1914
In pursuance OF Judgment OF iorcclosgrs
and sale. duly made AMI entered in the
above-entitlcu action and bearing date the
18th day of March. 1913. !. the undersigned
tho Referee in said judgment named. viii
sell at public auction, ~ inc Exchange
Salesroom Nos li-iG Nescy street, m re
Borough OF Manhattan. City of New Yor., on
the seventh day OF April. 1913, AZ ~ O'Clock
noon on that day Dy Herbert \. sherman,
Auctionccr. the premises directed By sad
Judgment 20 he SOLD. and therein described A
Of land wiki the buildings ana improvements
thereon erected, situate, l,!ng ana being in
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the city o. New
York. in the County and state Of New YorA.
bounded and described as follows. Beslaniu.
at point in the nor ,hcastc!ly SIDE Of caaal
street at the southwcsterly corner Of A lot o.,
land now or formerly belonging 20 John Pom
distant one hundred and one feet more or
less southeasterly from the corner formed BY
the inteTsection Of said nOrtlessteTiy side 0,
Canal street with the ess'erly side o, Wash
ington street: running thence nor,herly 4.oay
eaid land now or formerly belonging 70 sad
John ROhr forty -one feet. thence northses..
eriy along the rear OF another iot noT Or
formerly belonging 70 John Rohr, seventeen
feet eight inches; thence westerly across n.
end OF an alley and al right angles With
Greenwich street three feet. thence northwest
eriy along said alley fifteen feet SIX inches
70 a fence: thence nort4uesterly also si0rx
said alley eight feet six inches; theme North
westerly also along said alley. seventeen feet
six inches. thence westerly stu along -ai
alley and az righ; angles 10 Wsshin,lon
street seventy feet 20 the casterly side 0.
Washington street; thence sOutheriy along sad
ossterly side OF Washington street tvsnu-
TWO feet two inches 20 the corner formed hy
the intersection Of tie esstery side Of Wssa.
ingtOn street with the northeSstcrly side -
Canal street: and thence southeasteriy along
said northeastcrly side - Canal street one hun
dred and on feet more or less 20 the point
or place OF beginning: said premises being nov
known By the numbers $50. 335. 531. $50 ana
jil canal street.
Dated New YoiE March 18th. 1918
CHARLES T. HOFFMAN. Referee
STRONG & CADNALADER. At,orneys for
Plaintiff. 40 wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian.
Tho following IS diagram - 'hs properly
TO b sold: its street numbers are j53 90 ~
Canal street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-17
ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT
Man Was Under Indictment for Kill
ing Army Officer.

Patrick Keenan,. under indictment Tor
the murder Of Sergeant Patrick Burke
a non-cornrn issioned officer OF the United
states army. in saloon AT Eighth ave
nue. and oath street on January ID. was
arrested early Yesterday morning by
Patrolmsn Flood. OF the West eth street
station. in the apartments Of Edward
Reilly, al No. 40j West 18th street
Mrs. Reilly and her husband, who de
niod when the police first called that
Keenan, was on the premises. also We're
arrested. a. was James Crowley. a
hoarder The three were charged with
harboring a fugitive from justice. Mag
istrate Frcschi held them in 2,c9 bail
for examination this morning.
Sergeant Burke. who lived with his
wife and three children at No. S25 West
e1st street was stabbed in the back while
talking TO fricrds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-17
SHERIFF HELD LIABLE
Carmody BIameS Hamburger Tor
Prisoners PrediCament.
SING SING TRIP DELAYED
As Result Man Will Have Four
Months Longer to Serve
Julius Explains.

sheriff hamburger, Attorney General
Carmodv. County Clerk Schneider and
Warden Kennedy Of Sing sing prison are
much concerned over the case Of Michael
IIcndrick. a prisoner in Sing Sing who
will have to serve four months longer
than his two years sentence, because he
...- rot taken to the prison on February
day Of his sentence.
Jcu Kennedy has written TO County
lcik Schneider about the case. saying
that. with the usual time allowance for
GOOD behavior. Hendricks term will eN-
prc on November .. 1914 which is ono
Of the prohibited months when no prison
ors arc released. on account Of the cold
weather
The warden sent his letter under the
instructions Of Attorney General Carmody
who wrote an opinion in which he seemed
10 think that the Sheriff was liable be-
cause HendriCk was not taken 10 prison
until March ,. thereby bringing his SEN
fence up TO the restricted time.
The County Clerk has replied to Warden
Kennedy that Hendricks was second Of
fender. and. having been sentenced on
February IS his term should expire on
october 90 1914. outside the prohibited
period. According to the County Clerk
tho sentence was legal
Mr. Schneider added why he was not
received at Sing sins prison until March
g IS matter for YOU 10 take up with
'S
sending copy Of your letter 10 the
Sheriff. with the request that he com
nlunicate with you direct"
In other instances Of the kind prison
cIs have been brought back 10 New York
from Sing Sing and resentenced. so that
u would comply with the provision regard
inc the prescribed season. In one case
when Warden Kennedy refused 10 receive
a sentenced man because the sentence con-
nctcd with this provision, the prisoner
was brought back and Justice Goff. who
also imnosed the sentence in this case. re-
fused TO resentence the prisoner and
ordered the warden 10 receive him.
sheriff Hamburger has written 10 War
den Kennedy saying he brought Hendricks
20 Sing sing as soon after his sentence
az was possible. and referred 10 the Gus
tom Of resentencing men in such cases
sheriff Hamburger said Yesterday his
prison guards removed prisoners from the
Tombs to the state prison twice week
and with the inadequate number Of guards
ne had it was impossible to do this more
frequently.
Il have only six prison guards. said
the Sheriff and ] need at least twelve
Because OF a mistaken idea Of economy,
am denied these additional men. We have
taken as many as twenty-five prisoners 10
sing Sing al one time. and it was neces-
sary to place them in charge Of only two
guards. which shows the danger of trying
to economize in the wrong direction.
The wonder IS that some OF the piis-
oners have not got away. As for taking
convicted men 10 sing Sing every day. that
would be a physical impossibilty with my
present small force
Sheriff Harbursers report for 19l2
showed that his men handled 1863 pris-
oucrs in the twelve months ended with
December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-17

Destination and steamer In ny. j. NJ.
bawaii. Japan, Corea. china via
san Francisco -Shinyo Naru. .... TO-DAY. $50
japan 'ores. China via seattle
Lord Derby .................. Mich. ~. $50
sierra Mich 20. $50
Japan. Corca China Philippines
via Scatticl-Inaba Maui. Mch. 20, $3.50
Hawaii. Japan, Corca China. Philip
IBERIA .Nch. e. $50
Chicago Marn.'..... ' Mch p. go
Idlllu. Marquesas. COOK Islands.
Francisco Manuka '.'... ...-. Mch. IS. 80
Hawaii. samoan Islands. New Tea
sonoma wa "a" apr 3. $50
Australia wa Victoria Mariana APT H. $50
Japan. Corc3. China. Philippines
Oia Victoria onteaglc .......... Npr. II. $50
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Th~ approximate amount o. inc h,n
propeit, - 20 hc sold. is >is.I16.'" "..a ~
terest thereon from the 3th day o' M''N1,
',,n,,r,irg ga xsas 81 with interest from
March SIN. 1919. together with the eNp,' 'Hs
Of the sale The approximate amount o- -
taycs assessments and water rates or osn ,,
't,rs ,.bieh are 10 be allowed % the pVi
,,.o- on ~ the purchase money. or pam
,t, pcforcC IS 81 ofa - and intcfc5.
Said premises viii he sold snhic,t 70 o. 81. y,
St"l .r,o .,tbtcct 90 restrictive Gov
c m"", in Instruments recorded IN iber t's
~ conveyance. ar pag" -o1 snd IN ~ ~,
-, ~, the Register 81 the County ~ New
Da,cd Now YORK. March ~, l9lS
HENRY y FRIEDMAN he'sre
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Ne.ers. March l5-Ccdric ,Br, Neo York
ia Madeira and Gibraltar FOR Monaco.
Naples. etc
Dovcr. March lG. 10 % n--Lapiaud ,Belrl
Ncw York for Antwerp (aud procc'dPd'
Suoz March l6-Karema b.. Calcutta and
Colombo Cor Boston and New YORK
SAILED
Naples March Adriauc 0Bri from Alex
audriai. New York
Neville March 15-Columhia CBrl from
Glasgow New York
Queenstown. March 10. II 20 a MARINA MIA
b. from Liverpool. NV lorr
PASSED.
P.r.m Marcel 15-Clau Macivcr oBr. Ma
Mia. singapore Penang and Colombo for
Boston and Now York.
cthraitar March 1G-kahinga b.. cal
cutta and Colombo FOR Boston and Sew
Ycr.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and ToreCast.-\

Official Record ana FORECAST. - dNHi'h ''''
March 1.-THE weather had cleared nv to-
night in practically all districts cast Of tho
roctio. EXCEPT iu the Great Lakes region
where snow nurrics were stil falling. hut an
other disturbance which is causing Hight sno"
,,,s onpcarcd I'm tho northern Rocky Mountain
district.
The cold wave has o0octualv broken the
poriod Of high temperature i'm Eastern sections
and i, has not vet moderated materially in tho
Northwest. tho temperature being now con-
sidcrsbly below normal in nearly all sections.
As a result Of the heavy rainfall during the
last few DAYS in tho region lying h"twccn the
ohio Valley and the Gulf Of Mexico. tho rivers
arc rising rapidly and food warnings have
been issued for several points.
Generally fair weather D. indicated Monday
and Tuosda, over Che entire country cast OF
tho Rockies with She exception OF tho North
west. where some precipitation viii occur.
The tcmpcraiur" viii modr-tt" IN the West
and Central portions of the country Monday,
ana in tho Eastcrn portion Tuesday.
Tho winds along tho NcW England coast will
bc brisk west. middle Atlantic and south ~
lsntic coast. moderate west; east Gulf coast
able. On Lake Michigan light 10 moderate
variable.
steamers departing Monday for European
ports viii have moderate 10 brisk westerly
and partly overcast weather to the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for special IocsIities.--tor East
colder extreme south poriion to-day: mod
crate west winds.
For Northern New England. fair ia!
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ave. l5x &c es5.to beginning vacant
also. go. - - ., fort
Washington ave. 31X;0X2SN3o, 'acaht,: -. "a
maine Brown 81 al cNtrs. AIT ShePn, "
Knapp 81. Ct al: Stoddard q MaFk' a'''
William \ Keoncr. ref: partition.
10TH ST. i6i East. :. 10 ~ 3 OF
ington ave. 25xI00.i1 : sly tcnn'' ~
YORK Dispenssry AFT Charles ,ohn -, ~ -
FREDERICK de p Foster. atty: Iark Eisn'''
ref. due. SlI seq %. taxes. etc Wv" -. -
ST Nicholas AVE. 1852 to i%3s. : COZ
Of 177th ST. 9a.1lxl00. q sly tenm' an"
stores: city Real Estate 90 aet fIuri y Upni
s,ruction 20 Of Al: Harold swain. ANY. WI
lam Arnold. rc,; due. slsA2:' 70 taxes
etc. S14I2 &C.
At the Bronx room:
~ samuel Golds'ick"r.
MORRIS AVE g. 24Ii n oi lS-n 81
2JN1of.1IN25NI@2 vacant; Samurl ~ Nup-
fcrman ast Mary - Lone 81 ~: t'dv ~ "a. % -
atty: Henry " Goldfoglc. rcf. du" N'''o- =
taxes. etc. sl"G 20.
By Joseph =. Da".
NGEtV AVE 1851. =. 30 q NJ Whi''
Plains ri. .ixIOo: Charles \ Robinson; trus
too. ast ,lico " Lynch 81 al; Rollins a
Rollins. atty: charles I. conn Fti. que
81 49, -. taxes. etc. St'l 81.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
With name and address OF purchaser and a
tOrney.l
Manhattan.

sumner Gerard to Mar = G.rard 10 IN ~,
al.' = part mtg 3, Of $40. oool' March ~
81: attorneys. Bowers 4 sands. 81 Nassau ST
18TH ST. =. los - and - map lnpH'"s
Burl.n. ,OxilO. .fNoo2. uoltz Holding
TO 20 Polo Construction 20. 1888 Broadway
tmtc SOL 900. March -. 81 attorn"t. N'w
YorS Title Insurance GO. -. Broadway
2ISr ST .. 10 . West iOoNH:; tdw IA
pablo a. ~ 20 - West Est street Corporation.
i7o Broadway. March II mig 10000. 500;
attorney Tae Guarantee ani Trust Co. h'
aoTH ST - o. .: West. iooNa.: DIV :
ton. l76 Broadway. March - CHtg sti5.""o'
SEQ. aitofney. Title Guarantee and Trust 90.
l,S broadway.
22D 81. ! We,t. 2oNe>.9 Koseubsum & 90.
Inc 3, Macmillan Ph.hlsborn. Ferdinand
siege! Siosmuad Harzicld. Herman kaiz and
Ge.,or Norliinscr. lith 80. wash lngt1n @ .
Toa -: 500. arorney. jacob ~ Com. 3"5
:@D r. !. West 90 ',eso same TO sam.
70 .. Icu - Ni"0. same attorney
3lSr 81 10 aud - West 'oHl-36 ~"
Rapill0 20 i-u West "l.t street corporation
l." Biosaway March - mtg si3o"u"i 500
attorney ft.e GIsrante, hn4 lrls co. 40
aorlI s. iai TO 80 We. :a,oss roole9
Construction co 20 Really Holding TO DO
hroadw'y. I. March T. ,mig $50 900 slnn.
tt'"rne. NeA York Title Insurance co. l'o
broadway
so q. .oi IN DO Fast. .y brs. io0v
-" 49, - iUf srI - Esist. $ Nsli'-
'Eel. 60 'atlrfinc s Auttu 90 West l'-I
81. i-5f ralt March ~ $50. attorney. \
5a1II 81 - Tast ~ ssloo5. .3 brk.
chandler % lhc.oN 70 ATM u oslhf. H'-d
ard Tol,s, ayes. staten Island. ana aro mtg
50. 900. s.. atto.n'. Sew lorh Title lnsif-
snce 60. rs Hsosdpa>.
sGrll - iG': q - ieaoS 80. ojN
io"S. sara. g. Wnitcomb Co Roe - 80 Brien.
- Peri ate. March : 81. stt.iIet. Now
loIa Ilfl. iusufaucc 90 1i5 Broadway.
l0sD 81 10 West ; sly bfh. 27HlU' vIt.
tti. 'o tf. sfup 81 gu.s 90 i.lnafi
Well f1 Lillian = IarecLy. - West sith 80
,rts 50 Boon March u 500. .ttofr.t TILE
"..alen,'e ana trust 90 20 BreaagaS
l"NTll 81 East. 81 ofA. 2iNi"'3 Ter
risr " Hess 90 a. % Ma Eleier i9' LcnoI
ave. Mach H. 500. sftorney Title Gsar.n-
b tee ald Trust CO. i16 Bfoadnsy.
iI'lH Sf Fl - q . 9TH az 2JNlcH.o
RAY Heller f. l.ra,i LinIcr. ~ West iI.h
Guarantee ans Trust 90. l,a BfoaiDa'.
ll41U ST. >. ~ - o. "a 2Jr
100 n f;o.a tIdefLo 10 N.nrtLzo tu4em0. al
tast liitu % m's Si125Oi. March u. 500.
attorney. irospcr X F"Tsri 3o- BroiGVs'
18TH TT 80 Egf'. sfl tgk .jxlco u
Abraham E'sel 20 L'Vrcn,e Davis SO liud
son GO. brooklyn mtg SiGoJD,. March l.
Sinr 'tfofuey charles II Friedrich. 80 Nas
q sau
I.IsT ~r eel West. g o., tIk i..loo II
! ,forecl,.us, Feb ~. John % Roean 20,
4 to General synod al toe Reformed church 600
AMeiits. - Las I'D -. Tcb -, 81 900
attorneys Reed q psli.st~r. 2s0 BrosdVa
l"lST - lu; W.. -, hfA. lNnA"3 ~
Edv ard !: Eocsrr ', %ofth American Mort
SIX 90. 100 Bro4rWa3 Fob = 500. It-
torue'. T.ri, Guarantee 20 is6 Broadwsy.
1871 &c. 2Hi . T. 81 9Th awe. - TX
90 II. John y Buscal Co q" jessie a. Nolan.
| sol Eas' 216tl -. Match - $500. attorue,
/ Ttlc Guaiantee aud Ifust 90. l16 Broad
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Tanni" G. Williams. cNtrS. 30 agnes T.
Is Bartop SIG 200
Same 20 same. 81" 600
Same 20 same: 5000
Same "a same: 81 900
Same To same. SigooD
Same 20 same. SloOnO.
HAIRS Roseuthal to Eowcrv Savings
Rank. 500
George " Lawrence to frederick j Mac
kenzic s133 30.
James O'Shea. ir. to Thomas j Caulheld
81 500
Moses Solomon to Arthur Baldwin. $40.
400
Mice j Courtney 20 William Courtney.
81.
tai" Guarantee md Trust 90 80 LAWYERS
Tile Insurance and Trust co. so oVo
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and Tucsday. colder to-day: brisk west
winds.
FOR Southern New England fair to-day
and Tuesday: colder east portion to-day.
brisk west winds
For Nov Jersey. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA
Delaware. Maryland ard District OF Column
hia. fair o-dav and probably Tucsday. ris-
ing temperature Tuesday. moderate west
winds becoming ariahlc.
For Western Nov York and Western Penn
svlNania. mostly cloudy TODAY. Tucsday fair.
with risins tempe raturo. moderate west
winds becoming variable
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RECORDED LEASES.
with pamc and address q i'ssoe'

IWlfh DaFl0 IN. aluI'E7 ~ '7'''
COLUMBIA st. -. ,tore. 'tc. Cvsslc l. A..
20 Abe R4umstein: rs from Natch l. 1910
S,,D address. - CoiIm ia -
WILLIS AVE. a.. 2 cor 1t'ih 81. store,
etc. Adoiph steiner ~ John J Murphy ~.
yis from Jan !. 1913. >io-j, addicss' -
Willis ave.
sTH AVE. 2faS an. Helen G Noss IN ina
: IIaberinan: us from MAY /. 1913. 81 ~"
address. 2fH West i.3.a ST. 20
STU AVE. 90 and G.l cor f0th So COX
leo. all. Lee kaWioncr 10 Frank Meiyille' Ji
II yrs from MAJ !. 1919. $1,000; address, -
Monroe Place brooklyn. 800.
23D ST lla East front basement Ralph
Eisnccr n Frederick Grossmann. Nrs from
April L. 1913. sl.3or. address @3 linton aNc.
ADD ST. 3lf West. all. MARY Tease 20 JOS
Brandt ana ano. : 4-i2 US rom Jan !, 1918,
81. sou aiarnss- alA Mcsi g. g.
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho George Washington. reported =, 1913
miles cast OF SANDY Hook AZ J:l5 m yester-
dav is expected 10 dock this forenoon
The Ninnewaska. reported as 2SS miles east
Of sandy Hook At : p IN YESTERDAY, is expected
20 dock this afternoon.
The iceland reported as 700 miles east OF
sandy Hook al noon yesterday, IS expected 10
dock TUESDAY afternoon.
Tho San GuglielmO. reported as sss miles cast
n sandy Hook az 10 ? m YESTERDAY Is expected
20 dock Wednesday afternoon.
The Alice. reported as 40 miles cast or SANDY
Uool az noon yesterday. IS expected 10 dock
Tuesday forenoon.
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FURNISHED APARTs. TO LET.

CBLEr-Furntshed or unfurnished hand
some apartment. large sunny rooms I.
baths; overlooking Hudson. Gail after l.
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Highest temperature Yesterday. 60 degrees
az I a. M: lowest. IS. average IS: average
for corresponding date last year, -: average
81.
Local Forecast Fair TODAY and TUESDAY,
colder to-day. moderate west winds
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Is VIM n. Bremen y g. l. GEO q 90 10 90
Colon. CriSt0ldl Panama 1t.,O a m 800 p m
orotata. bermuda /; NJ ~ 500 q 80 1000 q
Nlcouq'n. = Domingo slyde loco a n Zoo y ~
!; fcrdam. R'toriau IoU-A 1900 ID
SAINT Anna. Naples Fahre 800 IN
Uranium. Eterdsm. Train.
& OF Montgomcri Saw say 500 r m
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
'Csmnania, Livcrpool Gun 90 m
Eermudian. Bermuda. Que 500 1000 a m
/ua la Guayra. Il - $50 m ECO ~
= Marta Jamaica L + 90 a.%oa IN ZOO IN
Alice, Trieste. Austrian. - 800 I'D
sabine. Galveston Mallory 100 p DOB
Comus. New Orleans : r. 200 IN
Nrapdhoc. Jack vic. CLYDE --- 90 p m
"Mas FOR Campania close - $50 p N
Tuesday
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= part; 81: attorney. Thoodorc 0"'''N'
ith ave. .,., ,,t.,,
22aD ST. " :. 3sI.3 Il " Of Wh1s , ,"', -
I'd. G6.sxII+3. Morris lmproIelu.'smaeos icin
ANTHONY 7 Romagna - al. trustees 'V
Monroe ave. March 10. 81 attorney
EOmaC na. ~ RrOadNlv
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Local OnlciaI Record.-rh. folloNin, on
cial record from the Weather Bureau show.
the changes in t"mpcratIro for the last TWEEN
ty-four hours in comparison with the core
.pondinr date last wear.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise $40. sunset. sos; moon sets $:ls.
moons age. u.
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Humidity.


Official observations 81 United States
weather bureaus. taken a. p m. YESTERDAY