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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
|CONFESSES He
SET DEATH TRAP

NORTH YAKIMA, Dec. -. -
Fred Schneider, Russian farmer
rear Outlook, confessed to the
sheriff and deputy prosecuting at
torney that he set the trap gun
which shot William Hoffman,
Tuesday night, when Hoffman at
tempted to enter an unoccupied
shack on Scheidler's place to set
a supply of beans stored there.
Hoffman died in hospital here
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
STOCK
Elk. is
OPEN f!

NEW YORK. Dec. IL. - The
New York stock exchange opened
at 10 a. m. today with the tone
of the market fairly steady. Re-
stricted trading is the enforced
rule as was announced several
days ago. The opening OF tn.
exchange. after being closed three
months on account of the war,
was greeted by a madly cheering
crowd of brokers. The spectators
galleries were crowded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
OREGON TRAIL
FINDER DEAD

PUYALLUP, Dec. IL. - Asa
Parker, 80, one of the pioneers OF
Oregon, died at the home OF his
son, Rev. Gilman Parker, at Puy-
allup. To the last he had the
use of all his faculties and vivid
ly recalled pioneer days, especially
concerning Oregon City, his form
er home, where he was in business
for years.
Mr.. Parker was born in Green.
wood, Pa, March Is, 1922. lie
crossed the plains before the time
OF the railroads, settling in Ore
gon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
.AS SSa,,H b? .H AS

WENATCHEE, Dec. 12.-The
Horticultural association voted to
accept Spokane's invitation to
meet in that city next year. Off,
GERS for the ensuing year were
elected as proposed by the NOM
mating committee: President, A.
G.. Craig of Deer Park, Spokane
county; first-vice president, j..
Howard Wright, North Yakima;
second vice president, J. w. Lang
don. Walla Walla: secretary, II.
Edward Tumble. Wenatchee;
treasurer. M. Koran, Wenatchee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12

OF age and walked with cane, lie
was an ardent wooer. she said,
and would never admit that he
WIS more than as years old. lie
started counting her the day after
he met her In st. Louis during a
tag-day campaign. and seven
weeks later had won her consent
to marry, four weeks of the court
ship being conducted by mail. She
vas then 20 years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
oh, SUCH A SITUATION IS
THIS ONE, ENEMIES JOKE

NISH. Servia. Nov. 1.-tBy
Mail to New York. AT Kru-
PAM, ON the eastern bank of the
Drina, a situation has developed
probably without parallel in all
the present European war.
Although able to boast of the
fact that they are In the enemy's
territory. the Austrians are in
the rather embarrassing position
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-12
Want Another
Local Train

cENTRALIA. Dec. Mem
bers.of the Woodland Commercial
clukare seeking the cooperation
of Che local club to induce the
three railroads operating here to
put on another local train between
PoftlandIand Tacoma.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Further increase Reported In In
cOniing Ordcrs.

further slight increase in incoming
orders was reported by several steel com
psnies yesterday. and while there has
been no new buying Of large proportions
leading men in the industry look upon
the situation with more favor. 4 sub
stantisl increase in orders IL expected.
one version of the matter being that with
the present low prices, In some cases
close to cost. this would be an opportune
moment for consumers to enter the mar
ket for next years requirements.
Mil operations continue at a very low
rate. In october the operations OF the
United States steel Corporation were
above so per cent. OF capacity. though
they fell considerably below this per-
centage during the current month This
means that the corporation is producing
at the rate OF about 100000 tons a
year. At this rate record low net earn
ings will bA shown for the current quar-
ter oy the company on n basis OF ~
per ton. With existing low prices II Is
hardly believed that this profit will bc
realized
II was reported on cool authority that
Charles NJ. Schwab secured gross bust
ness IN the ne!ghborhood of 100000 oo0
from European helligerents on his trir
abroad. The nature Of the orders has
not been disclosed. hut It Ia understood
that the ordnance and ShipNuldlng plants
~ the Bethlehem steel Company will be
kept busy for some time to come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
2OS FIFTH AVENUE
SOLD IN BIG TRADE
81. Johns Park Realty Co. Dis
poses of Part of Holding
Near 26th street.
EAST SIDE FLATS SOLD

A. part OF one OF the largest trades re-
,,ri,d this fall, the st. Johns Park
Realty Company. composed of James IL.
rrukshank and william d. Kilpatrck.
have sold 20S Fifth avenue. extending
through to 1l2s Broadway. between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty sixth streets.
which they held at s3s5.000. The name
Of the buyer of the property and the par
,els given in payment could not be learned
Yesterday, but 1t was reported that the
exchange properties comprised a number
OF small holdings in various parts OF
the city. The sellers also own 2o6 Fifth
avenue. adjoining. but that property II
rot included In the present deal Cruik-
,harh y Fitzpatrick took over EOS Fifth
avenue in November OF last year from
Elmer A. Darling, who gave 1t and 206
IN mart payment for a new nine story ana
basement, fireproof mercantile building.
on the west side Of West Fourth street.
between and facing on West Thirteenth,
fauseyoort and Horatio streets. The
lincoln Trust Company occupied EOS
Fifth avenue prior to the erection to it's
prescnt building at c04, and since then
the building has had only short lease
tenants. II is a seven story structure.
fronting 2S.o feet on Fifth avenue and
n feet on Broadway. 1t has a northerly
line OF 1884 feet and southerly line
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

owlth name and address Of lenders attorney
75TH ST liSii u ,,, m,s on , GStgaG' &C.
reid. attys. Holm. " & s. 50 Nassau
Observation-Disclosures. ............Sl 900
Tleigens 70 Emit " Ksppcrt; attys. IVES.
, sslinhn & * % Liberty st:..;.... 81, go
lao,---Jno Il Hartmann =, a! 20 Ernst
zlpso. ear atty. Geo II Hyde. 81 cham.
cHATiAM ST. se cor Roose,cl, st. runs ,SiSO. !.
100 tx ii7N " bo.2S n :eN u 10 = :
M,oose,ci, = "a - to Beg Apr lsI?I
watt .; al to the Greenwood Cemetery Of
, HrGokyG; aiiy 90 60, - Rway 800. 900
St. 1905 " from cor James -. runs
" 'Ss iiilS j SST iS,sx FAX 49, 49,
p"rth"ait widow. and Frederick y Cow
p"rthwait 4 Ruth = Eurra,. only children
heirs Of Bernard W Covper thval, y
Ada. wife Fretk y Cowpcrthwit. 90 Har-
rs II colt, trustee; attys. curtis ~ =
Colt 10 Broad 81 .......... s3i,ooo
M,' 81! iSS5MJ.cobS N.p ma az to Ma, VY
Mcnamara. a'ty. l. T 60. $50 Rroad-
u'TH ST :;s w. s. $50 SIN az 80 :yy
iooii. May 81. lso5-Same 20 same ATTY.
"2 !h =. i 81 m i' e. 'T s5-M:sS Gs!
-sns Marx :" Everett l. Btrnsrd. "'.y. "
m6rMAi& 81 S','i 10 il is,,b St. is 500
~. Mar 20. iso'-Shn'o to same. a'ty.
RnnApWAY =. " cor ai,h 81 100 ,l, IT,
mtg On NNtures. Nov -. iHi3--p = Kenny
90 - Rumsoy Pump ~ 90. 80 War
HHuAbwAY. e,si-a7. W cor s6th st. w,s
ON nNturcs-EtEie Plumbing co TO Mum
sew = 4 VI Co.............-.... .... ,9;a
BROADWAY $50. mtg on lease. s.. Ian
-. l9li-Nsthsr Epstein - Gus tiansc-
atty. ! Bernstein. 233 Rvay ..... 1000
l5eD ST a?S-?j ". n 3.5 Amsterdam
~, 'oNssil. Apr Is. ieOe--H.rnhard &
Fanny BuNbaum TO Francis e Johus,oro.
'ruS. attys. Reeves & TODD. 49, broad
l5sD5 ST n : a:S " Amsterdam 10 s SS"
anli. Apr! 10, l90s--Adolph Klemt 20
,'9nis!c Costa. g W s3d ST. atty, Ralph
T. smith. - Cedar st.. ........ $40 600
40 IT l'S-'2o l.. mtge on leasc bee =.
''v'-.pa'ri,k ] Fldu1,ry 20 Geo Ehrct
AN Eiw v Rurghari. lcO Bway s. 600
AMI PROPERTY. m;sc on Iess,, D.c -
>>rH ST. its ". , =. ~ Amsterdam Az.
i'NlQoN April 20, lso---Aun L A,,in 20
North River savings BANK. 81 " 9iih
=. ,At'I; q co. ! % b"!y. ..... 80 900
Apr,' Il. lses-Isstc ,ri Rosa Mayer 20
kan \ Hlugs'tud, LrnoN. Mas. ats.
Ii'dk de i Foster. - Wal st. .te3. 900
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WEBSTER Az. - 1sss fremont Az.
neutrality-suspicious. Rlty Co to Edgar
6 Appieby q ano. Glen Cove. l. I. Nov 90
Q yrs, sh c; atty. @ Co. lIs
row ELL Nv. IS. 1855 W Pussiey av, 5Ox
1o3: also Haylland az. g, 3sss " Pugs-
ley av. l03x irreg--Johr Thron to Edw
Perfect, $50 Dawson St Nov 20. yrs
p c; ATTY. l. I 4 Co. 100 broad.
vVsE a. sx,sc las ir;,,,nona
Ccnstn co to Jacob ID Levy. sOs College
av. Norfolk, Va. pr mtg $4,000 Nov 81.
3 yrs, s p c: atty. T @ a 7 CO. i7s Broad.
HANILAND AN, n 9. 1855 Pugsley av,
20ON irreg-Hiram Sherwood 20 Edw Per
feet. $50 Dawson st. Nov %, yrs. p c;
atty. !. 7 | & T CO. l7e Bway.. -; 1867
POWELL AN. a. 2Ss.J " Pugsley av.
iOSx irreg--Otto A Giesser to Edw Perfect.
$50 Dawson at. Nov %, yrs. p c.; atty.
l. T. a. T co. $50 Bway. 1857
BROOK Az. 555. W =. 2s.lox irreg-solomon
Silverman to Sikora Rlty Corpn. 9th av.
J. I city. Nov ~, demand c; atty,
u A Hammond. As Pine st........ $4,000
MARMtoN Av. vs.. rs l7sth 1t. es.lxlao
(as collateral security for mtg on 1878
vyse av)---Joseph Diamond CONSTR Co to
Jacob d Levy, 9os Colley av. Norfolk. Va.
pr mtg 5000. Nov %. yrs. . c. atty,
It q & r Co re Bway. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

u Is coat COMPANY, INr-A re.
I.'r IN "'nkrGpiry has been fl"d against
f,r'urcr ~ coats a. liz West Tuen,y.
sixth stree. II was alleged the company IL
igsG,vent and made profer'u'lai payments.
" kaufndm Wa president
JA''{ cohen \ petition in bankruptcy
ni.,p "@yn 'd Sss"'HHts Ia,'I oSarH' &9ip 1
dealer IN hosiery tnd under""ar at IS
a,nd 20 WSik,gr street J., vas ALLEGED
top tN-uu.. RronN. and he made an assign
mont on SATURDAY. Liabilities are $4,000
EQUITABLE CHANDELIER COMPANY, INC
"a nC'''%%n IN o hgtnkrnptGy has been nied
pauN, lnr., Manufacturer OF Chandeliers
- n2-tli West BROADWAY. Liabilities are
$; 900 agd -, e,I ,,,,, 8, 600 .,,. ~
Schvar'a. dealer in Dry GOODS a, s9ss
on Monday. Liabilities ar. s. 900 and
AiI,EKT i MARors o, a. Yves, Forty.
ruptcy Win liabilities 81 o72 and no assets.
NATIONAL EMbhoibEfRY COMPANY -
judge Hand has appointed Bertha Rem
laugh receiver cor ,he : N.'ioGsi Em .,rs
bond $1,000 Liahiltie, are 'sss6s and
9s,@; 's;oS f9HH = r ctoSi,rAyy-yuax.
Hpugh has appointed William X. Fielder
receiver for Thomas f. Mesgh.r Com
pany. furniture dealers at 200 Park Row,
ETA Kos AFsKY--JudRe Hand has ap-
pointed Nicholas Kelley receiver for Eta
Kossfsky, dealer in women's apparel at
7sg sixth avenue; bond $1,000
Schedules In bankruptcy.
STANDARD DAMP PROoFlNG AND
HOPPING COMPANY Of 507 Firth ave
nur, liabilities sis.iis and assets $50?
I'm accounts.
AARON GARFINKEIn dealer in tailors'
trimmings at e. Hester street; Liabilities
| ;AlS5 and assets $500 In stock.
Assignments.
| GOLDBERG BROS. retail clothing dealers
At lA3 canal street, have mhne an assign %
ment 10 Henry Marks, Morris Rosen,
| Lawrence Burnett and G"rshen Gold
| schlager. a petition In bankruptcy Was
Med against them on Monday.
HERMAN |. S1EkN, halter at 80 Esht
| Houston street. has made an assignment
| TO Louis Holman He began business
MAS NEWMAN. fruit and produce dealer
At ~ East 1854 street has made an
| sFsignmcni 20 Samuel Kornbluth
| Jurmul"w-ky Files Answer.
MEYER JARMIL0WsKN. private banker
| ~ i65 East Hroudwuy, has Med an an
| -N,r to the bankruptcy petition which
| vas nl,d against MIN on August II. He
| denies that he is pSolNent AYERS that
hr should not he adiudged a bankrupt
| for any cause IN tho petition, and prAys
| that the petition be dismissed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day. except
rain In the north portion; fair Tomorrow;
fresh southwest to south winds.

For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvanis.
fair and slightly warmer to-day fair and
moderate temperature tomorrow. moderate
west winds
For northern New England. cloudy and
fair tomorrow; fresh southwest winds
For southern New England, fair and
warmer to-day: fair tomorrow. fresh south.
west winds
For western New York. cloudy. probably
showers to-day; fair to morrow. not mucn
change In temperature, fresh southwest
winds
sew YORK. Nov. 2S.--High pressure pre-.
vailed over all parts OF tho country ycster
day, except the upper lake regions. from
centres over the south and middle Atlantic
coast and over the plateau states
Low temperatures continued in the At
lantic States with freezing weather reach
Ing South Carolina and Georgia and zero in
Northeastern New York and New England.
The depression from western Canada moved
eastward aud was central over Lake gu
perior causing higher temperatures In the
lake regions and central valleys.
snow rain fell in Missouri and Illinois
and snow nutries At some points In the lake
regions
Heavy rain fell IN Texas hut elsewhere the
weather vas generally fair.
In this city the day was fair; colder IN
tho morning warmer during the day; ~tnd
light 30 fresh northwest to southeast; aver
as" humidity. SO per cent. barometer. cor.
r.rted 10 read TO sea level. at A. n
5o.s7, . =. NJ. 3o52.
The temperature In this city Yesterday. A.
recorded by the ornclsl thermometer IL shown
L.. ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
THE COFFEE MARKET.

I'm tho absence Of new huyius coffee
prices sagged Yesterday Transactions
Ver, comparatively light the total being
5000 bags. 81 which the grelier part
represented switches from December 20
the moro distant deliveries Prices At the
close q, the day were: December. .. 500
5.3l: March. 5.6Sri.7o. May. 5.Ssh5.sa
July. 6G9n67l Instead ~ holding NV"
short sessions. rs has been tho custom
since tn" exchange closed. the liquidatirE
committee will bc in session from 10 30
" until y. VI, rs IN normal times.
TODAY This action is IN anticipation or
Increased activity, as this ~ December
notice dav.
The local srot market was quie. and
unchanged Tho cost and freight market
was steady. with no change In quotations.
Rio exchange on London was l-led. higher
at l3H>
Al Rrazil Santos No. was 100 refs
lower AT $500 Rio No. was unchanged
NJ 3s9a5 Rio and santos receipts for
two DAYS we're 1000 bags Sac raulo
had 8 900 and Jundiahy 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The BRONX and Brooklyn.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

lat ~ vESEY STREET.
nv Bryan l.. Kennedy
ap Az. 1857. :. 20 sist ST. iSlnNsO I
s,,y bldg and store. eEr~' sale Estate %
Nh! G hasemeyer, deceased. 70 Mary =
ny Joseph p Day.
io5TH ST. 81? T.. :, 80 -, av. e5N
loOlr, sly hk tenn, ,ity Real Estate
60 =. Al agt Bartoiomeo Pllumbo ~ al:
p p 70 for taxes Sc ''''9'; !, zoo
lat 3:os THIRD ANENUEl
BY Henry Brady
i'srH ST %, 49, a. S;5s s. Ann. "y;
az t4, .SSsSt ,ao a. 70 mtg as' , 'as"
ANTHONY ~. 2lst :. :tsi % lSi.t II
iiSl' ,o;o ST, y, r. r, a%s-9 \ Toyer :, =. ss'
c6i.LEGE ~, ,:s7' Vs. 800 lesh : ..6i22
rG..n ''y ct 'F al H"s su. KSs'sT ,s az, W l.
1 1i'in; ,pe IT,, to prior mtg Of $4,000 e. ,mec
Hy Joseph p. psy.
WASHINGTON Av. lIis .. :. 1851 i7rh
-. tl5xlo9,e, sly ha,-lsasc Leader ak;
Hsri. nrusin - al due, S,lja ~ taxes.
Harris Brush and charles Maisel I3I,5oo
AT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EN-
CHANGE.
ny william J. McPhilismy Company
NENINS ST. . :, between Union and Sd,kett
lot susan 'ayanagh ag' Jane or-
den 81 al; 20 the plaintiff ........ 81.
18TH ST. II :. 40 Il 18th az. ioNiOo 4.
rhcresa NJ Bang sgt Euenor ! Gillian
corn sr : 5. zoo 4 i,,h av. sofic Moo"
JSe' TO ' iEs r.sll bon''rnar" "aT,,s 90
.GIENMoRE AZ. n e cor Euclid a.. sols4x
igrssn, '"r.'cG u oTeIrm,sn as' n'lo
GLENMoEE ~. " cor Pine st. so,s.%
stone AZ sane rs b 20 sSn" av Xxx
ioo-sophie M!nasian sgt saml Klein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

Pcase & Gilman have rented OFFICES in
last Forty-fourth street 10 Herbert
song
Tho Cross & Brown Company has
''tS'I the second floor AT 2ij West Fifty
'''a street 70 the LOYAL Order OF Moose OF
III" World, offices in the United States
'.'0h'r Company Building. Broadway and
'''-'sh'h street to sydney Dalton and,
with Toto" II. Slawson Company, offices
- = Eas; Forly-tlrst street to the Ma.
'.". al PATHOLOGICAL Laboratory
GOODWIN & Goodwin have leased for q
,'.0 OF years the double store at 336
i''"N avenue to Herman Singer.
William Il May & co have leased a
'i 40 - West Fifty-sevcnth street to
Lucille. La.
I0" Brett & Goode Company has leased
''' F.f'h avenue the first loft 10 Sig
'I .euor and the third loft to the
.i4t,c Garnet GomDanN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
MEG HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan.

liaD ST, ii6 W standard Plumbing SUNNY
Go agt li6 West li.d - corp, owner and
contractor; MontroSc Realty co. owner.
90, contractors treneNdD. sI.ls4 "a
Esd ST, 1875 E--Drum Elevator 90 AIT Fer.
nando Wood, owner aud contractor; Daniel
ININGTON Az l7o5-issac Golfer w
Hugh Reilly and Haharis Bsrasch, own
ers, Mathew son, contractor, ..... s3S 90
so BOULEVARD, $, 200 u BHrrctto St.
lO0xsb-Pasquaie Adiletta 81 al vs. BAR
onet Realty 60. owner, Austin Sfnne
Works, Inc, contractor trenewaD ss5.5
ESSEN ST, i33-Empire Fire Proof Door 90
~ Felix Tausend. owner: Abraham Gross
man, contractor. ...., ...,.... .....,iO
lSOTH ST II. and ~ N--Louis Cantor Of
al ~ Cornelius W Butler Estate. owner.
l. Morris Butler contractor ...,.. 1885,
Bronx
HOLLAND Az, " p. Is 2itth st ?5XIno.-
Robert terbone ~ reiiCia A,rilH Oulndo
owner, Alfonso Bott!no and Felicia Avclla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
BELLE HARBOR LOT AUCTION.

one dwelling and six plots at Belle
Ha-hor. L. l.. were auctioned in tho
Vssey street salesroom yesterday by Bryan
T. Kennedy TO various investors FOR an
aggregate of sll.435. The dwelling at
c. HImmel avenue WAS purchased for
$3.50 by n :. Merkel. plot. lO0Nlos.
A. the southwest corner Of Beach l39th
street and Reach Channel Drive was sold
10 Walter n. Maronev for $3.50. Other
plots, 4oxlOo and S0X10o, sold for from
$3.50 TO $3.50 each, the various buyers
being Hatch Gazan Company. William
Mcdonald, J. Kliebert. r. l.. Clelard and
n4yib
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

l53D ST : $50 " BroadWny. l0OV9a liz
Equitable Trust 60 Of y aFi Bcrnard
eiTH ST. % =. and ii7th -. s3a W-Eu-
gene Hays 81 Al aFt Edwin II HIrst ct al
tnarutioni; attys, Bassett Thompson &
i2sTH ST. n 5. 1910 " 6th ay. axsoii--
German saving Bank in The City OF y
10TH ST, ., 455 18th av. 2jxlO3 8 Kate
u Belmont agt Mary Casey foreclosure
Of mortgage auys. Reeves & Todd
Business Mens Realty 90 ct al lfore.
5iTH ST, :25 TO !3i E--Mutuai Life ms co
Of Y agt Joseph Doelser ct al tfore.
33D ST $ ;, 100 9Th av, 200xeS.9N irreg--
Joseph Tho & co, Inc, agt white Fire
proof Construction co ct = faction TO
IIoreclose mechanics LEM; attys, Foley &
LEXINGTON Az lso--w Irving Glover ast
y w Realities, Inc ct o. foreclosure OF
,o mnT9,n,'g 81 atm G. {, Allison oo,,oo,
81 al foreclosure Of mortgageJ; attys,
Cadwalader, Wlckersham & TAFT.
BronH.
KELLY ST, W. 100, i65th st, 2bxiOo-
Jacob Mendelsohn dgt Keilbert Construc.
ton Co ct al tforeclos Of mtge); atty. NJ
LoT 81. block SCOT. sec ie-Matti. Hegt az,
CITY Of New York. George r. Buck bee .
- faction 10 forcclos tax licnD; atty. j
LorS ssO asI and sse. map Of SOC A. vysc
cstate-Wiliam r Rose lgt Shrrpe Rdg
60 ct al foreclos OF m,geDi attys u q
Paskus,
18TH ST, II cor jackson av, eJxS7s-
Morris Zimmerman agt Paul Grdthwoh
80 Al faction to foreclos mechanics licnI
attys Lind phfor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
Referees Appointed.

S4p-oire court BY Justice DAVIS Mas.
baum, ~ Dillon. Alfred Sieckier. lr Nj
LArsu ~ RagU~ Tea and 'or"" Comp my
A'f-cl S'etk'er y 10" - MotIaN john
Rornu. S,hram ~ Lew j.. clinton " Blri.
~ Justice bpuue'|' Brown - Mu'vdu>.
ri~e- William r clare.
nv lu.ttrN Sew hurgo".. Horn " Richard.
,;torEc T. W-li'r. MtrhurG IS solomon. Sol
kohr. Wrhhe- - I,r '".'. Ware :.
H!r-,h. solomon " itppWHrr. H.t-N
low. D'rhl s.. MrCorni.ok Hcury Hon-
hpiulo~. Mater % Williams, Abraham stern,
Chrispel ~ Frank william Klein
" ,isryrN
~ Justice Giegtrich--Amst-rdam vs. Am
s,crhaLn. IhnnnlN ImgrAnAm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho italian liner Taormins. sailing 20. day
for Naples, VII take mail. closing at $40
\. NJ. Tor Italy. GERMANY, Austria. Huusary.
BULGARIA., S"rr 10. Kuuanii, Turkey, Switzer-
Ian Greece lul tor other countries except
LuN-nhurg' o. hon specially addressed
The while star liner Adriattr, sailing 10.
day for Liverpool. viii take mail closing al
70 \. VI for Europe except italy. Ger
MANY Austria Hungary. Luxembourg Bui.
Ctris. ScrVia. Rumantt. Turke'. switzerland
and Greece, Africa. West Asia and the East
Indies
II. sailing tomorrow for Christiansand Will
take mail. closing at 10 A. 81 for Germany
AUSTRIA. Huugaf" and for other countries
except Luaemburg and Turkey {: specially
addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. $ IS sun sets. ~ Moon sets. 100
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandy Hk.i s. Govrsl.nd. ?ss Hen Gate. as
Low WATER TINS DAY.
SandyHk 500 GovIsand. So Hell Gate. .lO:3s
Arrived TUESDAY. November a.
:, rranconia. Iii3 \. NJ. Liverpool. Novem.
s. Roucrdar,. , \. ". Rotterdam. Nov. IA
- licllie oiaV. a.'5 y. NJ. thrlStiansand. Ne
- Champlain. 9 \ " Havrr. Novcmhers.
IS Manhattan. "a NJ. London. November q.
=. Mentor $50 r NJ. Pirrus. October 81
y Sommcsdyk, 7j5 a Nj. kottci dam. Novcn-
S. sabine. :.p \. NJ. rrrctowu. November =.
~ ModNa. 10 NJ Monday, 'udad Bolivar.
- Saratoga. i:OSP VI. Havana November 81
ssHernron 1916 \. NJ. 5, Thoms, No.
Ntmher r
>,Carrillo. go y VI Havana. November 20.
SsCotoyia. \ NJ. Barbados. Novembcrs.
IS Hcrmlon. 10 10 s. 81. ~. Thomas. Novcm-
SsCity NJ columbus. savannah, November u.
IS jefferson. Norfolk November 90
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
- arpa,nia q, pAtrrN
- RorhamhCau n Harvre
- Iluliu". p'si ~ san Juan
= MaSsrpcdua. at Rotterdam
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SsBritannis. from Lisbon
- Moro Castle. from ilaNans
- StcphRno. from ~ Johns
s. Xachpa, from Santa Marta.
- rarima. from DcincrarA.
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NEW AUTOMAT ON SIXTH AVE.
Horn & Hardnrt Lease Two BUILD
ipps Between 35th and 36th SITS.

The Horn & Hardart Company, who
operate the Automat Restaurants. has
leased IN" Old tenements AZ 604 and 500
sixth avenue. between Thirty-tifth and
Thlr'y-siXth streets for "A long term Of
wears The old houses will be demolished
aud a new building erected by the Auto
mat people next May. The buildings are
- feet In width and 100 feet in depth,
The owners were represented by Adoph
"ni Henry Bloch. attorneys. associated
with Fred Y. Mayforth. Thomas l.,
R'.nolds was the broker in the trans.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

."P ST - ~ W. ALVIN Nstnr -
I'D and 33d s. 'orpr. - william 81 20
Lrs from My I. i'li. atty. Leslie n
Sd st. ;. 1895 " Sih az. SI6AySs, ali
sophia sherman to 3.i and 22t ;,
CORN. - william ~ 81 yrs from May
J. 1916 atiN, Leslie Il Palmer SIS VIII
nEooME IT. 3st. tore ana part ~ b
Jos ltnrrdN 10 Antonio Montana 1S4
R-p7ne -. @ t.i- yrs from he T. 1911.
sii.. + Tumr NELL. 'H2 Bowcry... $50
l-'1H 81. 50 cor Lexington a,. s'orc and
room bt'iI \ schultz 20 Israel Gruuer
.'' NoerHw ~ Bkyu. vrs from Nov
lrli address 81. ~ Park RoN 81 500
NIX -, sior" snt h--SchuIts
p't'fF ''H 20 I,r,ol ,;ruhcr ami .no IA
rum st. Rk'}u. go. yrs from Oci
-. 10, atty, schultz Realty 20. 60
WILLIAM ST, isS a'i-csrnc, Realty 90
10 william l. kurt2c ~ Audubon sv.
TO- !" yrs from Jan T. 1915. atty Rern
h"iu'- : = 60, l:S - and Ams,rr.
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