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Ga Ell Vale. Galveston. 9S miles south of
Sandy Hook NJ noon yesterday
So Fl Oriente, Galveston RS miles east Oh
S. Santiago Havana. rs miles southwest OF
Havana at = VI
S. Gulfoil. Port Arthur ia miles south Oh
Delaware Capes at noon
Hook at y. NJ u.
S. Concho, Galveston. $50 miles south OF
Diamond shoals AT NJ ,,. 49,, ~,
So Monterey, Vera Cruz. 10 miles norm OF
Jupiter nj y, NJ -. -.
81 Johns bar q, NJ.
S. Huron Jacksonville, "a miles south OF
SIS STANLEY Dollar, San FTsnSsoo' @o miles
S. city OF Columbus, savannah. miles
south Of Sandy Hook a. ..rt,
''s So Ncson on Port Arthur, seo miles south OF
'G S. Henry t scott san FrsSeSsco' 100 miles
S. Larimer, Port Arthur, passed ro~ey
Rock M $50 p NJ.
s. Creole New orleans. IS miles southoAS
OF South PGe= 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
HARLEM FLAT IN s24 900 BARTER

EAST NTH STREET-The f. A. Polak
Realty Corrlny has sold for tho own
ers S'1nj'r4 Realty Company the prop
e-'r 40 i>o East ll7th street. Ave
s.o-v "a. no 1T % feet front and 1Oo.lI
,ee' Goo. - feet west OF Third avenue.
2 Wr'f. the buyer. gave in trade two
lo's 2fv'oo each. on the east side Of
Fa.t -G Boulevard. 90 feet south OF
sv.0'HH street. Tho lots figured at
$1,000 IN tho deal and the Nat AZ
t'G0HN
WEST 23D STREFT.-Henry Brady and
We an VI Archibald have sold for the
eS'a'" II Caroline a Livingston ass
W,S' TVe-'y-third street a three story
and basement DWELLING on lot 25x9S Q,
70 Ella ". Perrella. This property was
ofe-el ~ auction by Mr.. Brady on
October u and bid in nv the estate at
S'fio after ff,y-two bids had been
reo"Tel. Tho present purchaser will
alter for business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
MANY FIRMS TO MOVE.
shifting Of Concerns In business
Zones Itcport

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s
bio"n company has ceased space in 81
and 20 Wal street 20 t.c Jlraue.. Assoc
citation. in 20 md % East Twen,y.slxth
street to the Color Manufacturing Com
pdny; IN II and II West Tairty-eighth
s,ree; to Seth Moyie and In - ana 81
Broadway TO Jahcr q Co.
The VI Roscnthu Company has leased
the seventh floor, containing IN. 600 square
feet. Ia 81 to - West TWeuty-slNth street
e. tho Alh,rts Manufacturing Company.
VI n =. Hess hive leased the first,
second and ehrd lofts. containing $4,000
square feet. a; 81 and 80 sixth ave
ru.. Including 100 TO- loi West Thirty
frst street, hc'uE the Southwcs- corner
OF Thirty first street. 20 Gu'hwlu. Solo
mon * 60. OF 81 BroldNay dealers IN
novel.es and notions Tho lease is for a
tenn Of years ~ an aggregate rental OF
10000 Mark Rnfalsl,y 4 co represented
the landlord
Tho Cross & Brown Company has
leased offices In -hc United states Rubber
Company building broadway ard Fifty
eigfYh stree. to tho Ashley steel Building
Company IN tho Strand Theatre Build
Ing. Broadway and To-tv-sev-rth street.
70 Frank J. Hardy and IN the Bryant
PsrS Arcade 70 Low Van Uller.
The NJ MorEenthau. Jr.. Company has
leased two ~ the stores IN tho At Tho
at"e Ru'ldng on the west side Of South
crn Boulevard Just north ~ Wcs'chcst"-
avenue. They have leased 1867 Southern
Boulevard 90 n AMIGO q 60. for the sale
Of millinery and feathers md 1osl
| Southern Rou'"va~d 60 -" Aroco Hand
Laundry. Both leases are FOR term OF
years.
Hell & Stern have leased tho eighth
! loft f. 500 and S2S broadway 70 Curry
q Horsford the first loft In 7i3 and as
Broadway 10 B'll X Caldwell tho seventh
| loft In - and - Madison avenue 70 Rem
| jamin +. LOWS. tho sixth loft IN A. and
| ~ West Twenty scve~th street to Chuck
! & Mandcl. and tho third 'of' IN li2 and
! IA West Tweuty-s.Xth street 20 Louis
/
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NO WAGE CUT, SAYS JUDGE GARY
4. y. steel Corporation Has Not Com
sidered such a step.

Speaking for the directors and other
officers OF tho United States Steel Cor
poration Judge Ebert II. Gary. the chair
man. said yesterday:
The question OF reducing the wages OF
our employees has not been discussed or
considered by the directors or officials
II we should be compelled TO readjus'
wages by reason OF business conditions II
would be very .much to our regret Our
policy ia to maintain tho highest wages
practicable. depending upon conditions
These OF course we cannot control. am still
hoping for n substantial Improvement in
business in the near future"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nan
hattan, The bronx and Brooklyn.
lat - vEsEY STREET

lat - VESEY STREET.
ny Samuel Goids'lckcr
MApIsoT , hw i275 'g Mor isG'H :. ct;
&C. t5ssg; sub to pr mtg s-o.o,,ei 30
by Samuel Marx.
18TH ST AZ W. az, s5' w I ENn a., Sy
trste. " Stiwsl ndiv and crt-H
e, a.; due, tss72.e2, taxes &C. SELL,
10 the plaintiff ..,..........,......,f 5000
By Joseph p. Day.
nth ST, $50 2, IS, 50 "a av .or
heimer ct al, trsts &c. Va Sail Adler 81 al.
due s24e36.O7; taxes, &c, 1796ss; 20 The
by Herbert A. sherman,
nth ST 5is-5iS W. Ss ;ss s ION !. az: az;
and s,rs-A \ Coulson " r s Fnrrnn,
indy and admr ct al; duo, tl0l22.s9;
taxes, &c. sl,9o3.:G; to Edward Kan,
lat 82Os THIRD AVENrEl
BY Joseph P Day.
ST LAWRENCE ~. 1901, n " cor Man;
Kraucr 9, al. duo tsS2o.o7' taxes, &c.
t7O7.72: to the plaintiff ,.......,,. Ss'oOO
lat THE BNOOkLN% REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
Pv William ] Mcrhiliamy.
EAST llTH ST. e. 100 Az - boHl0o-
ragle savrs and loan 90 rs Ella IL Rem:
nsr ct al; to the plaintiff g.. 49,. =. ", goo
BEVERLEY RD. > . cor "a g. doNl"uTT
WIN Hawkins W ftnn,,is > - zones -, "a,
gage OF $3.50.
Ry Nathaniel Shuter a.
ATLANTIC Az, nv cor van Si'kiGn az yUpr
brooklyn vs. Rudolf c Werner et ~ ~,
the plaintiff ..,,.,,''' '''''''''' '''''''''
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. New England AZ
New Jersey, fair and colder to-day fair To-
morrow strong northwest winds.
For western New York. fair to- day and to-
morrow; light northwest winds
NEW YORK, Nov. "a depression cen
trail north Of the lower lake regions yester-
day embraced all sections east OF the upper
Mississippi Valley and caused showery con
ditions over most sections east OF North
Dakota and much warmer weather In tho
ohio Valley and lower lake regions and
middle Atlantic and New England states.
over all other parts OF the country except
the extreme Northwest and southwest the
pressure was high with centre the
eastern Rocky Mountain slope.
Rain fell at n few points on tho QUIZ
coast. hut elsewhere the weather was gen
orally fair.
II was cooler in the Northwest. with
freezing temperatures ut scattered points
In this city tho day was fair and warmer;
wind. fresh southwest; average humidity.
81 per cent: barometer. corrected To road
TO aca level at 4. NJ. 2e.sS. p. n,
s97a
The temperature IN this city Yesterday. as
recorded by tho ofncial thermometer. is shown
la, ~. t.Nf
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NORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lenoer aha
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address OF lenoer ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
ORCHARD ST, v s, as Canal st 1t.M
* FIRM Of q Jarmulowsky to Eugene
Lamb RchaTa- as supeTinteT n1SS Non, 90 'GnT
oct -. due as per bond ettys' c9irrmnn"ddSyc;
-, r "a, I Z 81 ST Fws sIs 8 4s.s stanton
a.. a46Is7s-GeTte Haipin TO JOS
schwartz. ~ w iISth al, oct 81, w;
p C; atty Louis Manhein' a. so6
East side.
Cras, OF Fifth ay, between Fourteenth ana
I'D Az. as cor 2 2Sth at yd sos,r-HHp Y
s. qfi ST 81 .y "" fpiP PARK av. ss.ic55.
John an F,ls s ,FSs 70 q NSs F yr,
p c as per bond atty sand,s; oSo
Cedar st.,,..'.' '''''''''' '-'V''
West side.
west Of Firm az ,iOt beats. .,, F'"''''"'n ana
It'll Az g.. ga 22d ct q 5Xio@S-,bsssnTb,
Freeman TO Herman Joveshof sSS W IS''h
a Nov q ,.! y,; o. any sag" "a 900
s2 pos sT ' ~ "a Ams,.rdam av, lssSiO, 4
-Mergt S Kent to Ellen Reid arg sno@,
yrs 81 c; atty, w Sullivan, 30 .r3Gd
st..,......,,.,,.'''' ''''''''''' ''''''
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of iloth 81
MANHATTAN Az. 80 :, 81 6,;. 'T FTsn X,
| ais W 22d At Nov % yrs G. AZ
,.Tra Sc ST. i,s , sSsy park ay leii.sS
psrnard Brindse to y y Life ins 4 Trust
co. trustee viii saml Smith b2 wall So
Nov /. due &C as per bond; atty g o." o6G
isis?T sT' ., 1884 W on AZ, st.sH1 n..r =
rem .y G 5ny is 20 aS. a. p SHy Bono s
! 7 q &c, ITO BWhy. '''''.'' ''''' fA"'N''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered AZ Albany yesterday.
The Red Cameron Company. Manhattan.
capital $4,000. directors Robert II pil-
lingham Norman Cameron and ClAud \
FlYnn. New York city
The Malverue building Company. Man
haitian. capital g. 600. directors. carl u.
Elmer. Thomas II bturh. VI mpsishd. l.. I 4;
Alfred II. WaEg MnIvernr. I.
Tho Gene Realty Corporation. Manhattan,
capital s. 900; directors: So Rfriel Ror-
chardt samuel Borohtrdt ami Jacob FREQ
man, New York city.
The Width Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan. capital $1,000, directors Sl'g:ri'd :.
Borchardt, samuel Borchardt and Jacob
Freeman. New York city
The Wilmington Realty Corporation Man.
haitian. capital $1,000. directors. Sicgtriei
s Rorchardt Samuel Borchardt and Jacob
Freeman. New York city.
The T-auts Realty Corporation. Narhnt-
tan capital $1,000, directors, Sisgtried $
Borchardt Samuel Dorchardt ard Jacob
Freeman. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AIMANAC
sun riies Csi sun sets @ * Moor rise, eN
HIGH WATER TINS DAY.
sandyH'h si3 Gov island ; 81 Hcil Gate 1914
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk .?2i Gov Island "a Hell Gate. .t2'
Arrived WEDNESDAY November :.
SsVAderland. 3 20 \ NJ. Liverpool, october rs
SIS NOriolk. & 80 \. NJ. pirWus, october H..
S. RAgnarnk. 10 80 \ VI. CaibAricn, october 70.
SIS Highland Harris. 30 \. NJ, barbados. Octo-
ber27
So Vaudeville. 2 = VI jamaica. october n
S. Egda : = NJ Havana. October 81
- Ts.us 1881 NJ. Autilla. November l.
SsEl Nortc, Galveston, October 30
So RayO. New Orleans. October =.
IS IcnApc. Jack soLN'lc November |.
So Princess Anne. Norfolk November 3.
IS pHWncc Philadelphia. November g.
S. Langholm, Newport News, Novembes J.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS San Guglicmo at Genoa.
SIS Hellg Olav. at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SsBaltic. from Liverpool.
SIS Coamo. from san Juan.
SIS AllAnCa from Cristobhl.
SsBOrinquen. from san Juan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
COTTONSEED OIL.
Pronounced Strength Develops In
Lard-shorts Buy.

Another substantial rally was wit
messed Reports of a lower crude oil
market over tho holiday were superseded
hy evidence OF lighter and dearer offer-
ings at the South. The basis WINS about
30 to 81 cents A large part OF the
demand for contracts emanated from In
tercsts who had been prominent in de-
pressing tho market recently. Some new
high prices for the movement were mad"
OIl consuming inquiry has improved,
partly due 10 the distinctly frmer tone
to the lard market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Nov THE transport
Prairie has arrived at TAnSisr Sound. battle
men,o, cruiser Montana, transport Dixie and
dsstroyers Drayton Macdougai. Cummings
Cassin. Mccall, Burrows, Ammen, Trippe
flaming Beals and Jarvis at Hampton
Roads, yacht Maynower and despatch BOAT
Dolphin at Warrington, destroyer Smith
whltastone landing. supply ship Celtic az
Boston and Destroyer etsrett at Tompkins-
Vile and osttieship Kansas at Port eu
Prince
The gunboat Peoria has sailed from
Charleston for Key West and the sunboa,
HkslsSgh SSoA - Pa - AAAkAAAlkA
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LIS pESDFSs.
Manhattan.

PARK ROW. lst-lss-M9nhattan R .,ln ~
co ast David Ro,hschiid ct a. taSsion 10
an Az 77s-Sanc agt Josephine schwsfet
ct al faction 70 acquire t4e)' ANY, d l.
NEW fS"' RH [GSIstY 27-2s-samO ast Antonio
q Casazza - al action 20 acquire u''''
rS'y Il 2 4-ssae as, Malvne Bauer e,
Of Cncuon 10 acquire ute)' ANY,
pARK ROW. l2a--Monhattan RAILWAY CO
ayt Abraham IInhcskind ~ 81 action 10
acquire ,h!eD a'tv !, l. 0r2Ckennnudt,tno, ry
Manhattan Railway 60 ast Robert kom-
mel ct al action to acquire u''e'' "''''
IIpK UR9naEXXe ' !Ss 10 Manhattan Rail
wav 90 agt Frederick y Cowperthwait 81
nj action 20 acquire utIel' atty
~ NV &v, 7s5"Manhat,an Railway co es'
cord II schroeder ct al tac'ion 10 acquire
ITO avg w99p nqfihGH'ss'na gillespie as'
Mirhnei Zimmerman ct al Goreclosure OF
mortgage, attys Dexter, osborn F'em'
2ls1TF ST. 49, w-Frank Dunnins e, al sg'
Emma ~ Frink Of al Gore l..nre OF mort
esfH IT $40 w-Isaac Roth agt Belta N
Williams faction 70 impr"ss Aen)' atiys
H s4 II 90 q EF'f ;tR nv ,oxosl,-
SOPHIE II Atkinson ACT Georgc NJ Archie,
ct al foreclosure Of mortgages atty L 4
Lubfow ST Io--Anraharn u saras9hn sgs
Aaron safro e. ~ foreclosure OF mort
,ssTH ST i62 Vida Sirnus agt Temple
TmprOVement Corp ct Hl foreclosure %
mortgage; atty, : Freedman.
Bronx.
| WASHINGTON Az, " r. lG2 Mott 81, e9'
lOO-Ninnie Wollner Hgt Mooney Schreib-l
ct nj foreclosure OF mortgnge)' ATTY
Ernst
! THIRD Az. q s. 80 1894 ~, 2sN27--sarat
T. Van Ripper Ggt William cornell 81 q
( foreclosure Of mortgageli atty
Bryant.
/ oI'IMBY Az. n = 100 W Olmstead nv, 25'
lOs-Ren iamin Sch agt Frederick IN 9
/ al foreclosure Of mortgngel' atty, NJ
McHugh
| e2sTH ST. n ., 3oo " Padding av, lOoNlOl
| Samuel II Kupt rman agt Jason
| Cameron ct al faction to forcclosc trdnsfel
| OF tax Hem, atty T. Jacobs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

SIX story apartment house Will he
e." '6d on the northeast corner Of ST.
"'..o'ns avenue and l00th street In tho
h'.r future Plans for the structure
,'' now being prepared by Neville 4
'"fg'. II will have forty-nne apart
.h".'s and nine stores. The Westmore-
.H' Construction Company will erect tho
'aIirg The location Is within block
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Tho + Il, Wood. W. II Dolson Com
'7.f has leased the following Weet
; =" dwellings,: l5S West Seventy sixth
.''""' 20 Mrs !. NJ Kleoknor 142 West
n''-aovonth street IN Bernard NRum-
'''-. $40 West Eightieth street 20 Fred
o." - Gillespie and 263 West Ninety
~ s'rcot 10 Alice NJ Stlnnell
.'0l"'n & Goodwin have leased 10 Carl
the three story dwelling at 80 West
.-o.a street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

ny. : Roswell Hasbrouck Of this city
mas bought plot OF 35, 600 square feet
a. cedar Knobs, Bronxvlle. II is on
e."o'd road Dr. ITasbrouck will erect
" s0"ne" 81 stone and single construc.
,,'h :" cost at least $4,000. Henry q.
"Hn1n of BronNvlle was the broker In
the sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

%" Holland Company. representing the
F''.r Service Corporation of New Jer,
s,F purchased from George J. Roberts
.l''"' acres on the HackensaCk turnpike.
H'r't Bergen. II has frontage of Ga
teof
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100000 DWELLING SOLD,

na-.H and M1udo e Kellogg have
go -0n Wos' iotth street, fve story
iw,u'0r. uu lot 2lNlo0.11. located 100
'se' w,.' a. W'st End avenue. Slawson
4 H17a- negotiated tho deal. The prop
s-'v was held O.: $4,000 by the sellers.
vAo acquired u N 1908 from Is'dor Cart
ner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
BIG PROFIT on NEWARK BLDG

Ih" Junior Company has purchased
t'm Ih!!'p j. Bowers s44 Broad street.
N"N2rk q brick building, being n part
o' p" ~'e'tcr restaurant for $3.50 900,
o. $1,000 front foot. Mr.. Bowers
ss,nFU' tho property in 1901 for about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
BUILDERS Buy BRONX SITE.

ARTHUR AVENUE-Kurz & Uren have
SOLD '1r Cornelius J Bsehan to the
Ne.-'se Building Company a plot, 1906
1lls IN the east hda OF Arthur ave-
nue.. beginning 1925 feet south OF 1soth
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
Fan,uiI Hall Closed rs Fire Trap.

posros, Nov, +.--BuldinR Commissioners
O'Hearn has decided that Faneun Han 'e
q IRE trap and has prohibited punlc satn'
srings there until proper means OF es'ess
h bysvldsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
Army md Nnyy Orders.

wAsHIN0ToN, Nov Army orders 10
sued $500
CAV, c Nixon and First Lieut. y
rn,tnI,n. from unassigned list 20 THIRTEEN
Infantry, . , ,u,,,, ,,o,, nna.
eiEred list 10 THIRD Infantry u,..
'F,rst Lieut. X l.. Pepper from Fifteenth
Infantry 10 retired list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
RICHMOND HILL HOUSE SALE.

=, N -" Richmond Hi section Frank J.
Mage and Noah Clark sold 1915 Sew
enlF-'oHr'1 street, r two family detached
.oiare' for Mrs. T., u. Lobdell TO an in
ves'Or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

Supreme Court-By Justice Pendleton-
Matter OF Hess, Reginald r wigham.
BY Justice Davts-Wacht VS. FrAnkenstein,
Albert Ritohiet Albany Saw Bank We Fleisch-
mann Realty Co 1.-TWO oases). Maurice Good
man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
NEW pRoKERs HANG OFT SIGN.

Clarence s Ellen late % tho Firth
Avenue Building. and Kenneth l.. Jcfc~v
Of 3f6 Fifth avenue have opened Offices
In Aeolian Hall and wiz do "A real estate
business under the firm name OF Ellen
& Jeffery Their first charge will he
Aeolian Hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

Lieutenant. Commander II, G Cooke from
Nav York yard 70 command the LeonidaI,
Lieut. r. Y Zoghaum, Jr. from the Ar
Kansas 20 watt orders.
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Bronx.
United state. Supreme Court Calendar.

WASHINGTON, Nov. t--The day call In
the Supreme Court for to-moI row: Nos 40,
so, SO, 80, %. 81. IS. 81, 50 sn1 s.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

ESSEX ST 1915, all Morris, Lehman 20
Louis Block and Huo. .5 Mott st. from
Aug l. lel4 Apr 80. l'2,i. oatty, = H CO. en-
~, Gs aiEipt rIs n sT ig5si nh -HGGsips is;
tate. Inc, to Jos Welutr'uh. 7ot Wet End
Az 90 4-i2 yrs from Sov !. 1914 f-o neo
an AZ sec ali-Frcik RoaaN to FcrnhHrd
Heinrich, 500 ~ nv, yrs from NJ, oo
AMyssiTTEiRpAM Az 2o7o, st Nichoias oy
1910, .'ore noor and hascmen'-Adn J.
Westcott ct a. trrs. TO Alphonse Andre
and pno COS W lllth 81, . yrs from Alg
!, 1914; atty, Harry Riitenhers, =, ssccSS
,7 TIA ST. 4ss p, store ana cellarainna
Wsssmuth and ano. exrs, TO John Powers
IA nno 4aG 18TH ST. yrs frop Mar
1914; atty, John lio"nning"r, 10. y
10TH ST, 7e4 T. ojl--Rose Hcrskonltz %
nathan Moskowitz s3l Kelly st, yrs
from Nov /, 1874; atty, Rent S"ar';, le99
AZ IVA" Ay. sci. al,-pey,d BOX to rrsdl,
B.nzer. : VI from $ov !, lPl'i address
tH, $50 "a av....... ....'..'' .'.'''' 'too
l5oTH ST, 20? r. s'nTThos cgn9inghnmg ., t.,
bee /, lolt, atty, Thos Pe're''o' -. Y
MntTfiRHrs 3 Az $50. south s,o-e--A Antonio
D'iorio 10 Cnr1lo Rossn 226 L liSth It,
yrs from Dec /, atty, Henry Stc!nhaaclt,
$50 Morris av.. ..... ...... ....... 'b!d
TINToN Az, 9lah, a,-.-Iohn W Decker to
saml Yauyo'skv, t,2 W iii'h 81 yrs
mos from nov !. 1914 atty. S1ml Chcokos
il6 NASSAU ~ ........ ....., .,,. 1890
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

BY Justice Davis-Greenvtoh Saw Bank W.
VIM c. Runyon John II, Smell,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

Highest Temperature, 70 ~ rs = :
Lowest temperature. 40. n'st -
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TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
TO LET-USFURNIsHED.

bsth St., 43-41-51 r., at Park Avenue
Doctor. APt.. 8 rooms. 2 baths s.2oo-s .i lso
Bachelor Apartments. roms and bath $500
All Improvements, Standard Service.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

NENNE$. irene -. 20 Ely j Haynes SEQ. 600
SMITH MARY ano. tras. to Caroline 2
FARRiNGToN. Mabel O. to Elsie X row.
SAME to Edw " Barrow & ano ,rus 81 So3
KING. Abei 4 nno. 90 Arthur WNi' $1,000
JEFFERSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK 80
y y TITLE INs co TO Edgar : Arpl.hv.
TITLE GUAR 4 r 90 20 rich X Fox go. 900
SAME 20 Curlnne b Pepper ......... -. 900
FOSTER. Frederic de +. to Louisa Min
FOSTER Frederic dc p. : ano. esrs' To- y
AnrRoHpAcK cS6rrAdE sANirARrt'M 9'""
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

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attorney. II attorneys name II omitted
address party OF second part)
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
Particulars.

11-e'ory modern freproof build
Ing. All meals served In apart.
ments Every convenience. all
outside rooms, permanent
light, large closet space, most
convenient location In city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

Elevator. oil night service. IN the
heart Of New Works. enter
talnment and business centre:
one block to subway and Il;
all surface cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
ION

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-27
VERA CRUZ FACING
SHORTAGE In FOOD
Gen. Funston Notifies War Depart
ment and U. S. May Again
Solve Question.

Vera Cruz is facing a shortage OF food
supplies, according to a dispatch from
Gen. Funston to the War Department
yesterday. The population Of Vera Cruz
is now more than 1900 above normal,
says the report, and food Is becoming
scarce. The United States government
may therefore be obliged to again solve
the question OF transporting food-stuffs
to that city.
More than loo ex-fedefallsts, whose
homes are IN the southern part Of Mex
leo, have fiocked to Vera Cruz, having
been told that the United States govern
ment would transport them to their
homes. Gen. Funston says that these
refugees have a plentiful supply OF so
called money, which the merchants Of
Vera Cruz refuse to accept They are,
therefore, destitute and add to the already
congested conditions.
Secretary of the War Garrison said
yesterday that It would be out OF the
question for this governement to attempt
to furnish them transportation TO their
homes. and that no such step was con-
templated.
Encouraging but not fnaI' was the
way Secretary of the State Bryan
characterized the conference which he
held yesterday with President Wilson and
Paul Fuller, the New York lawyer who
has been acting as a confidential agent
OF the administration in Mexico.