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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

steamer Concho. Galveston March II. 10
the Mallory SIS Co. with passengers anu
steamer LasselL Brunswick March =. 70
McCaldin Bros. with mdse. Passed IN guar
antine AZ l.3l m .,o
steamer Delaware. Philadelphia, 30 me
CLYDE Ss co, with mdse. Passed In Clarah-
steamer Lucy HoF. Charleston March -,
10 l. Dimon. Win lumber Passed ="
Steamer Aberiour CBr). Naples March :.
10 the L S & Aust So Co. with mdse' !"
'G Steamer Exeter 70 ct ' CB5. Bristol and
Swansea. to James Arkell & Co, with mose'
In Quarantine Al AIS n. Mo
Steamer Columbia CBr. GLASGOW ana ~,
vile March Is. to Henderson Brothers WV, W.T.
l5i cabin and 2i5 storage passengers a." a..
rndso Arrived At the Bar at ITO" 2 NJ, e
Steamer Nizcaina oBr), Nuevitas March -;
to the Munson s. Line. with sugar. Arrived
al the Bar AZ II m. -. m .d
steamer Havana. Havana March - an, ann
Nassau - To the New York and tuhs MdIi
= 60. with 80 passengers malls and mdse'
Arrived at the Bar at m. ,,.,,os
Steamer Emanuele Accame dtall; MarseiI!ess =.
March l and Lisbon ., 10 James W El"el ~
60 with mdse Arrived at the Bar at mia
night 25 8,
Steamer Minnetonka (Rr. London March II
and Souths mpton II. To the Atlantic Transport
CO. with 80 passengers and mdse. Arrived ~
the Bar ~ lo:ld m. ., ,,.h =
Colon Is kingston 20 and Port Antonio q. ~
the United Fruit CO. with S. passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived at the BAR at II 80 H.
-
Steamer I'll cid Galveston March 30. n INC
Southern Pacific co. with mdse. Iassed IN
Quarantine AT l1:1o IN.
Steamer Mohawk. Jacksonville March - anu
Charleston - 10 the CLYDE Ss 90. with pas
sengefs aud mdso. Passed in Quarantine at
II 20 ln. -.
Steamer Arcadian dBn BERMUDA March ~
10 Sanderson q SON with "@l passengers
mails and mdsc Arrived ~ the Bar N noon,
steamer Maracas ,Bri. Trinidad March -
and Grenada ~ TO the Trinidad shipping ana
rading 60. with four passengers, mail anu
mdse Arrived az tho Bar at l2l5 m
steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. RoteI-
dam and Boulogne March IL, 10 the Holland
America Line. with - first. i66 second cahin
and s4s steerase passengers and mdse. AZ
rived at the Bar Al II a
Steamer MoltSc Ger, Havana March y,
san Juan {. Kingston II. Colon u. ! a. GudyIa
L. Trinidad II. barbados 10. Martinique ~
- Thomas 81 and Bermuda e. 10 the Ham
burg American Line. With %66 cabin passen
GERS ana in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
ESQ y nm.
Sandy Hook. i. March &c. $50 m
Wind cast. lisht breeze. raining and foSgH
roueh sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following Transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EI-
change salesroom. No. IL Ncsey street:
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy.
32D sr. go Fast II.loN0s9 3 sly dvs
sold to John Miller for 81 400. also
sSTH ST IA and l26 East JlAl0a2. = Z
sly apis. bid in ~ $50, 500. also
LEXINGTON AVE. 1887 and 1859 80 aAIs
. 4 sly nais. bid In al 81. 700. also.
9TH AVE, lS?. :, 90 n n OF 10th st.
runs SO 30 . - x ~ \ "
- 90 XIV Il3 10 beg: leasehold y sty
brick loft and store bdg. sold To the plaintirl
for g., 500. also.
IsT AVE. W =. aj.5 II % 6lst 81. cjai.
sly tonmt and stores; sold TO the plaintiff
FOR SCI. 400
By Herbert \. Sherman
10TH ST $50 East. 1sNloo.ii. sty tsne-
ment; sold TO the plalnt6 for $4,000
~ Joseph i. Day.
9Th ST. II. Test a519s.a. sly tcne-
men' and stores and sly rear tenement,
adIourred To- April u. also
NTH ST. .5i West. Six 100 ~ q sty tere-
ment, sold to the defendant for BIS, 600. also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Finland. reported as 80 miles cas- "a "a
SANDY Hook ~ . m yesterday. Is eApeV'''
20 dock mis- forenoon - ., nc. r..
Tho celtic reported as 1lsi miles easl .e O5
SANDY Hook al 6:i3 p m Yesterday. Is eApfcltp
10 dock late Saturday evening OF Suhua3 i'''
The Mauritania reported as S'1 miles ca,
- sand Hook al 6 y m yesterday, IS expected
10 dock FRIDAY forenoon. it, oo,. =,
Tbo New York reported a. 80 miles cas- i
S.nd,. t4ool a, : a m YESTERDAY. IS expected
fo dock mi evening or Friday forenoon. -,
INC Neckar. reported a. 80 mics eHsi :"
sand Hook AZ ? a m yesterday, is expected TO
dol Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, March
&c, 1918.
TO DAN


steamer Kronprinzessin CeciiiA GER, Bre-
men March Is. southampton and Cherbours
IL 10 Oelrichs x co. with passengers. malls
ard rndse. left Quarantine AZ 4.o5 y N.
Steamer Ndristic (Brl. Alexandra March
10 Naples II and Madeira ~. 10 the White
star Line with passengers and mdse. Left
Quarantine a = y m
St4amer clyde IBID, Kingston and Colon.
10 SandersOn & son. with passengers ana
mise Left Quarantine a. - p m.
steamer PrinZ Sigismund Ger, Kings
,on March s Colon and - Jago y. TO the
hamburg American Line. with passengers
malls and mdse Left Quarantine at $50
y II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

! ARANY ST = oOxIt 3: Christian ot et
| al 10 LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust ~
iso BroadNay; March -; yrs ~ per cent
Essen ST a. S5IlxI5: Louis Pollock 70
Bernice T. Raumann. Oak a. bo oco A., ~
Queens. March - 'prior mig NIs'' ,'t.
! rs per bond. 5000 attorney Freeman Le"''
% sPRiNG 81. 20. 23xioo; Jennie Ryan to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 80 Liberty 81; " Ti,le
2s > YRS: 10000: attorney, LsN5e's i"'e
! Insurance and Trust CO. 100 broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. same TO Leon Ma' ,,,,9
man. IS sherman 81 Brooslyn ' oc 20 COO
| at,ornev. Leo Schafrsn. 81 Chambers 81 -.
| I'D AVE 81 and -. fo.l 20 ai,ey ~,
st MARKS u. 2. s. .fxi24 MauI Ca ., 'n,ior
! 10 sarah \ II Brevoort. West s5d ;, ps Pr,
mtg se5 o0m: March 81 yrs: 8 per cent
/ si5 600: attorney. J l. Degnon. li' broanN a.
i3sTH ST. 6. 254 r. Of Is, AZ CO. avN
! ,o3 Z. isaac Rubin to Emigrant Industriai "a.
| inqs Bank ~ Chambers 81 Maron "a nan, f"
SO 900, attorney. Edward J Mcclure 81 Cham'
isru ct g. 800 n U, m sth ave. 25yio%S =:
,rn, y ticks N Ianzham Hotel 60 -
| as 1o7d g.. March ~: due April ~ i'lS'
| . nor cent. 81 900. attorney. II Mendet0n'
e2 ~ 49, .T 1875 and 13s West. 81 s12s2: IN
| ,e-ns,iorai distributors Corpn to Lowell ReaItN
| 90 :O5 5th ave: March is !; yrs = per 'e'.
81 500. attorneys NJ and Isaacs' -
s 18th sr. iss East. : sly trk. 2'Slo :,S a.
Isidor Blank and ano 70 hstnarlnp n,,y
OK ooo,, 2 yrs: pe- cent: 5000: attorneys
Tcier JIarco & Vanderveer. SO Broadway
| ,no, sT ~ East. sly brk 3'.n.l"' -
: ytsrrv r. Davis 20 Ephraim Samuels, MI We,
non = Y. March -: installs; per cent
| g nno. ATTORNEY. " Davis. - Broa1"ar,
iIsTH s'r last; sly hrk, aSIi'o 30
| Wos, 3s,h ct: March -: due Dec !, III =
rer cont. $4,000 attorney. W Fo"e"'
Wall a.. - ts,oori.
| I'd
,r,,. 10 Fs iGth -. March rs. RS 81"
600. attorneys, Merrill < Rogers "" hroaD
way
pry,xT AVE. i2lc : :, :5A,", ,,,rst
s,ldnicks TO Herman korrDeL cent IT. s..ojo: AZ.
! 'o,,,,., rtle guarantee and Trust Co. Nv
'PPEsM,N ST " cor % NN yor,s s we 90,
~ Martha rornaa 70 mama ,,e It. as per
80 e. 600 attorney. Title guarantee anu
Trust 90 li6 Rroadna. go. Houndout
trp,Dp AVE SIS 8. 49, 10 vas,
Realty - 20 Chris',,ssn. oo m' March %. due.
e"I" ror bond. $500. attornes. q Frey 49,
Oh ,cKso& AVE-. "a s. - q n o, l'' ',.orrs
! 20 liNioo. 'ieri CONSTRUCTION Sep, Il. 1913
Iyrzmar' tnS linton aye: due sep, Joseph
y ncr cent. march -: $1,000, at'oih'f' "V''
/ Kurzinsu. SO PARK Row go. ,,.--,,u Puildir=
PARK AVE. $3.50. 2oSl"o' va 1r-',s, 30 is
proaSce,. March % due ss ner ponp "a ~ .
hio.rTn,- " 8 g. cor n 15.th -. """N
J .t.',,,, 90 10 state Rank. lis' P'r ''%'
90 ooo. address, 37s Grand = -, vcs,
WHEELER tAE = -, ~ Roslty 20 -
Nor,s,so 90 - wall So March -. ane
! =. - bord sao ooo. attorney. Iill' 'ue' g.
-. and Trust -. i76 DroadNa:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
TRlMBlE GETS TITLE OF PLOT.

Richard Trimble Yesterday took title
TO the plot 7jAl0o feet. IN 96,h street .e5
feet east Of Fifth avenue. The plot was
recently purchased from Isaac n clo-
thior. and is To be improved with =
dwelling house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Forecast for Special Localities-Tor Fast
ern New York. rain to-day. with colder mt
night tomorrow fair and colder; high shift
ing winds

ing winds.
For Northern New England. rain to-day.
fair Tomorrow high shifting winds.
For Southern New England. rain to-day. IA ir
and much colder tomorrow, high shifting
winds
I For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Del
aware and Msry land. rain and colder to-day.
/ fair and much colder tomorrow; high shift
| ing winds.
For the District Of Columbia. -ain to day,
! followed by clearing and much colder tonight
| fair and colder tomorrow. high shifting
winds
| For Virginia rain and much colder to-day.
clearing by tonight. cold wave in extreme
! western portion: fsir and cold tomorrow high
] winds. shifting 10 northwest.
For West Virginia, rain or snow, with p
cold wave to-day; fair tomorrow; warmer in
| the afternoon.
For Western Pennsylvania, rain or snow to-
| day. colder. with cold wave In southern por
| ton: generally fair tomorrow: high shifting
Winds
For Western New York. rain or snow and
! colder TO-DAY generally fair tomorrow; high
| shifting winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

Local Ohiral Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
1917 1913

Highest temperature yesterday. 20 degrees
cat II a. M; lowest, 81: average. 81 average
for corresponding date last year. So aver
age for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. 40
Local forecast Rain and colder to-day, fair
Tomorrow, With southeasterly Winds -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Taicahusno. March cs-Crastsr Hall (Br'
New York VIA - Lucia. BAHIA Blanca and
BueHos Ayres March CO Wien Dan ;
New York and Norfolk Via 81 Thomas snd
FeTnan.huco. 90. Drumclife tBr'. sew
York Via La Plata
Newport Eng. March c5-Grantor 'B-), New
York via Hsvre.
Hong Konc. March 26-KasenEa lBrl. Now
York via Ariers and Singapore for
Shanghai. lliogo and Yokohama
Manila March 26-Suruga tBr). N.w York
sue March .s-1ndramayo ,Br'. FoEo
Yokohsra etc. for Poston and New York
London March 26-Ns rragansett tBr), New
York. Minnehaha or. New York
Liverpool. March &c. ~ m-Camganls
,Rrp New YORK via Queenstown and Fish
Bombqy. March 24-Pasenturm GER: New
York for Tuticorin. Madras and Calcutta
Lisbon March 2i-Aristea (Ausp, New York
An'%crp. March Kroonand. New York
Kobe. Msrcn o4-weish Prince (Rrp. New
York Via SabsHs Hong KoT York Sn la ss
hang, Hong Kong and shanghai
Bahia March 2s-Portuguese Prince 'Brl.
New York vie Pernambuoo for Rio ia
cardln. March 2G-Trisnac ~, Plymouth
and Dundee for New York ,retu,ned
Baavis Nah co. 2%,r 1rs1r c. sic Ne" 0'N
Genoa, March 21-America GtaD, Ne"
York Via Naples.
SAILED.
Dsnzig March 23-Bu rgermeist.r Petersen
Ger. New York.
Mott March 23-Inverclyde BD from No-
kohamal. New York.
Malta. March 4-FanGturm Ger from cal
cu,ta and Colombo, Boston and Ne~ YORK.
Bordeaux March o4-saXoleine Br. New
York.
Pa,ras. March 95-Pannonia (Br) Hrom
Trieste. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON March 2s-i:.l5 m. Oceanic
fPr New York via Cherhourg and Queens
town: Irene CBr, New York Via Barbados.
etc
Antwerp March c4-American Dutch. New
York.
santos March oi-River Clyde CBr)' New
York
Para. March % Denis OBJ. New York. Fran
cs (Br). Galveston.
PASSED
Lizard. March e6-Eotterdam Dutch tank.
New York for Amsterdam.
Brow Head. March 26-ia Provence. N~T
York for HaVre, senalled 200 miles south
west A. - IS m. Due Havre about 10
q m -daT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Manhattan

REOApWAY-James T. Bar, Z 90 and
Arnold. Byrnc & Baumann have i's'IH '"r
ANTHONY Eoelble 80. 332i Broad"at. four
storv nafhouse on lot 3JNiuu.j fecf bftNe' ~
iG4th and lG5'h streets. Tho hu'fr - Gus.
tavus \. Rogers who gives IN par pa m'h'
the plo, 100 6xs3.ir irregular. ~ IN" nofth
oest corner OF Rochambcau avenue and Gun
Hill Road
Morris : Har'. 80 - West i6th street 4
four story dwelling house. on lot @2N:"o."
feet. the same broker rccen,ly goa :" !"
and ~ IS the intention ~ ~" purchaser or
10. g. ~ alter the property for business pur
poses Similar plans are sad 10 be und"r
consideration for No 81.
EAST RROADW iY-Iov.nfeld & Prager
have resold 40. ao5 East Broadway -four
story building on lot c5Ns7.s between Jcner-
son and clinton streets. Tho buyer "a a
physician Who viii occupy the PREMISE
ANENT-E Aeon & Altmayer has rHsoln
FOR the Rocksand Really Company ~" lol'
Eve story tenement house with stores. on lo'
oJ5rsO feet 10 Ezra Max. pho gave m "A-
change Nos @o2 and goa Brook avenue A
six story nathouse. with stores. on plot f"'
7sTH sTREET-Miss MARY r Hsnes has
sold No - East 18Th street iour -t'rf
dO ellinG house on ioi elNlo22 fee'' isaac
AUDUBON AVENUE-Joseph Brucker has
purchased from Elizabeth V. lr"1n No. lal
house on LOT 1879 feet Mr.. Brucker 90 ns
mo ad ioinin~ dwelling house. on lot 1ssxlo
feet. ~ the southeast corner ~ 1'5th street
18TH STREET--Thomas j. OEeilly. m
conjunction with charles Campbell. cold FOR
Mulliken & Noeller the eight story apart
mont house at No. $50 West ll@rh street.
a0O feet cast Of Broadway. on plot 5ox'l1 X
irregular This building wa built littlc
over two years ago and IS fuzzy rented. lh"
purchaser is an out 81 town investor. "h"
gives in part payment tract OF land az
79TH sTREET-N. n Ferwin 4 90. have
sold for Or. Francis l. Tooley 70 client
for Investment No 1876 East 10Th street. q
feet. This property t. located 30 feet cast OF
the southeast corner OF Lexington avenue.
The Bronx.
CLIFFORD AvENUE--Fdward Polak has
sold for a client 10 Rudolf Hall plot 5ox
100 feet on the Waring estate. situated on
the north side OF clifford avenue 100 feet
east 81 Ralcom avenue. on which the pur-
chaser will erect two two-family houses.
sold for the Melrosc Building COMPANY the
plot 5oxso feet ON the west SIDE, OF Perry
| cvenue. 80 feet north 81 Bedford PARK
| Bonle yard l2coth slretts. 70 builder
| has sold for Mr Streicher. OF Kansas CIV.
Mo. lot 80 o. he Neil e,iate, located on me
Bco6x ' Far ius' vest
WALNUT STREET,. u Watkins. IT,,
has sold plot 90 in the Arden estate. To-
Gated on the south side Of Walnut street.
600 feet east ~ Syracuse avenue Tho buyer
gave 80. So East 18th street. Flatbush. in
| exchange.
| conjunction with y. Schoan and l. Doler
I has cold FOR Dr +. y Whitborn Nos 500
md COS East 1lsth street. Ave story fiat
house. on plot tlxioo feet. and the hve story
| ipxfoo The buyer Of these properties is
| Charles Pratzer. who gave IN exchange No.
| house' on Mo, a3xio0 feet The transaction
| involved about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
I,i,h name and allTe7' 0I ''H''7'
Manhattan.

, 80 co- Sch 81. eoN5n. zen =. ~. .
vorris AMI Rachel SHAPIRO 20 va -rh,sp. =
sn.oo thames. Le'koNiiz 8 '-"''f'
~ PROPERTY: June 70 l'oNi nn,.,,l.
i,sen, Schlcsineer - MAY n, xs~
s e., .oS. a,torney. Henry Greenosfs' ~ >'9
'au ~ wv iss ~ o of IAN ST -
49,. II ie-S Emily e. SANFORD. .'' u..s
70, -, and Maurice. Count Nsis ., -
- >, Virginia g. Mec"al Snlu !.
a." ,r.,steeg $500. attorneys "'''''''
IA. -, ,Mr - rRvoPEETY. sep, So. is''' same to
same ne, q $50 - of ~ \. .oN,o =.
Las. Louise Peter TO- Lion teNe'
~ [sn yor,. 81 80, attorneys. tN'n' "o'' q"
'' ,nm ~ ara East 2oNi0r3. Mar, 10. o To-
Georse Sarner 90 A1clph tsuu'
,orneN Il Wof. - lark 10" ,ooo I'd
isn Sr. Isi Fsst :oXi'-. pe, c,s,,'.nd
- s. uul,arv et a. infants ~ N'e,'-.' y,
Hei,ler guardian. 10 Robert 90 s,rJs
'r',stocs. saT coo. attorneys. Bowers 9s"'S'
81 Nassau -. -. ,eta,. c5xlo2 IAN
i,i3. Margaret \ Thornton 10 LOUIS -
Mercer. 5000. atorneN' hos1e'
osrIl ST : zoo q - 3th a,c l@> t.,
ua, 1904 Isaac = C1ofhier - Glrsrd irus
80" pbiisdeirhia 10000 attcrney litIe "Dd'
,rt.e and Trust TO- liG BroadNa az. -,
usTU ST . g. To- T. . from cor ~ az
Az 4, 100 in. Nprn g. 1911 Minnie hose 10
Frederic. Vh,tshorns Ss"V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

| with name and address Of grantor ana at
torney)
| Int.ro.t 1 ne cent unloss otherTlse staleG,|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

Steamers Brighton tNor. Port Limon :;
Joseph = Cuueo tNor,. Baracos. Condor
,Rr' Perth Amboy. Bermudan tBrl. Ser
muda: Rraunfels tGerh. Melbourne Caracas.
san Juan. Mesantic tBrl liverpool FRO
teus Now. orleans; Alamo. Galveston; Meta !.
pan CRr'. Colon. Huron, Charleston and
jacksonville Jefferson. Norfolk and New
port News, NeneZia tFr). Marseilles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
DICKINSON HOUSES

"NONE BETTER BUILT"
One ~ Dckinson's miniature mansions; Ave-
nuc x and East 18TH ST. r. T. DcAinS0a,
| builder. 1889 East 10th 81, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE AZ $4,000. artistic stucco Ar.,i-
can Colonial residence. nine rooms fconser-
vatoryJ and every modern convenience ~
have carefully selected list OF dctachef resi-
tences two-family houses and apartments for
sale and 10 let John r. James e. sons. 1873
Monts que St. Fls;bush Office. 1904 Avenue
SAWKrNS famous bungalows; and rooms.
bath: hardwood throughout: open frsplaces;
steam heat: electric lights; price $500. PROP
crty located AZ 1928 De lamere Place Eas.
| I'D ST. between Avenues ard y. sa~xins,
1904 Avenue y. Phone 2s6-W MidvoM
HOUSES OF CHARACTER.-Queen Anne
cottages eight rooms. bath. electric light.
seam heat. hot water supply parquet foo,,
vacuum cleaners: plot 4Oxio0 OaneE on
premises or WILLIAM BORDFELD sSs
East 3ith St Flatbush Phone tlat6ush.
NORRIS superior bungalows IN beautiful No,.
! tingham Park: price $1,000 and Up, sl"o
"a sh. balance to suit: all up o-da'e improve
monis: located at Avenue " and East 24th q
or is Fenimore st. Brookl! n.
FLATBU sH -Tvo-f family detached hous.'
lust completed Is rooms, baths; loca,ei
m 4. 18th e.. hot. ayes. J e. price SllopV
ovners n W 4 \. " pJCKLEY. on prem
lees. or IS East 2lsi 81, BROOKLYN
pE.T. homes. only two 20 BE- sold. located Al,
East 18th ST. near ayerue }. : latse roons
bath all impro' ements steam hea'; e,c,.,'
iigh.: parauot flooring throughout, price $3.50
81 600 cash. owner on premises
OVER ~ bull, in immedia,, yiciniiy; s,1
recently. several completed. several urd.r
construction. No desire Nour inspection; sewer
asphalt. electric lights etc: prize $500 uf
Ascutnev Realty. 1871 Avenue !. Flstousr
PEAL. bu,zaiov homes. 20 sold. only s1,
= rooms bath. steam heat: all improvements
price $500. 500 cash. terms - suit No
eenser. ON promises or 300 Ne" iorA Nv
Phone so2 J-Flstbush. --
Long ISLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
KINGS LAWN

place where life is Worth living; rrice
80. 800 and Up. terms TO suit: a completely 'ur-
nished model always open for inspection. TAKE
Brighton Beach l.. get ~ at Kings High1ay
walk over on Avenue . 10 Ocean PARKWAY
Richard -. DnrSeff. opner and builder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Humidity.
...... 81 | ?. No.. 50 : p. NJ

. Official observation Of United states Weather
Bureaus taken al s p. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
UNFURNiSHED APARTMENT
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

APARTMENT, sublet: O AL light rooms, Vs sS
elevator: beautiful views park. Furnished ~
unfurnshed $40 monthly. NJ. 3s3 oeH~'
Park West.
GOTH ST, JAS WEST. second floor In p."'
house; q rooms and bath: improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

! turning TO snow. and much colder weather to
4 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 5.54. sunset, CHS, moon rises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

IASSErl

Lizard March 26-Eotterdam Dutch tank.
New York for Amsterdam.
Brow Head March 26-fa Provence Nav
York for Havre sisnalled 200 miles south
west A. - IS m. Due Havre abou; 10
m -day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
RECORDED TRANSFERS.


CNiih nam. and address Of purchaser and AZ
tome
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-10-03
|CULF COAST MAN
KILLED BY NEGRO

Following. quarrel with..a negro
William G. O'Neal, aged 80, former
tax assessor OF Harrison county, whose
home is On the Gulf Coast, died at a
hospital in Jackson from the effects
of the discharge OF both barrels Of d
shotgun.
For some months O'Neal has been
in charge of the @. O. Weeks planta-
tfon'at Reuben, In Sunflower county.
A drug-crazed negro named M0Sely, a
tenant III the place, started a quar-
rel and eveied at him a shotgun load
ed with huckshot, discharging both
barrels. Mr.. O'Neal fred several
shots from D revolver at the negro be-
fore he himself was overcome by the
loss OF blood.
Seeing the negro apparently at
tempting to get possession of Mr..
O'Neal's pistol, Charley Williams a
brother in.law of O'Neal, jumped to
the rescue, firing one shot, which
killed the negro.
With O'Neal at the time OF his death
were his wife and Mrs. G. i. Weeks.
sister-in-law, whose husband was
killed by negro on the same planta
tion four months ago.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-10-03
The Family Cough Medicine

In every home there should be a
bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery,
ready for immediate use when any
member of the family contracts cold
or cough. Prompt use will stop the
spread of sickness. S A. Std, Of
Mason, Mich, writes: my whole
family depends upon.Dr. Kings New
Discovery rs the hest cough and cold
medicine in the wurd. Two soc. bot
ties cured me Of pneumonia" Thou
sands OF other families have been
equally benefited and depend entirely
upon DR.. Kings New Discovery to
cure their coughs, colds. throat and
lung troubles. Every dose helps. Price,
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-10-03
Begins His 9Th Year Here.

Next Sunday the Rev. John Chip
man, rector of St. Johns Episcopal
church, will begin the eighth year Of
bis ministry here.
The services for the day will be the
Holy Communion at l0:45 a. m. with
sermon on 1.-THE Love OF Man as a
Teacher to Bring unto the Love OF
God" At night the service will be at
7:45 o'clock. The subjec: Of the ser.
mon will be 1.-THE Modern Doubt"
Mr.. Chapman expects to leave for
New York on the midnight train Sun.
day to be at the general convention Of
the Episcopal church. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Rev. Chapman is we'll known 10 this
section and the citizens 10 general join
with the members OF his church 10
wishing him continuance Of his past
success.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-10-03
Farewell For Miss vaIverde.

A jolly party Of young folks gather.
ed at the home Of Capt. and Mrs
Bruce, On the river front, Thursday
evening nf last week to bid farewell
TO Miss Vida Valverde, who left Fri.
day morning for Iiarritou, Arizona,
to join her cousin, Miss Eva Valverde,
who departed several weeks ago and
has been visiting In Phoenix. Music
and singing were enjoyed and delight
full evening was spent. Delicious re.
freshments were served. At late
hour the party departed, wishing Miss
Valverde pleasant journey. Among
those present were: Misses Rita and
Theresa johnson, Inez RIOS and Helena
Frentz; Messrs Robert Seay, Louis
Brackshear, James Kane, Ray and FOL
Ros, Peter NohrIng, julius and Au.
gust Frentz and Henry Gautier.