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DryEoods. Etc.

IrrrAT.O-IIamlIn's: NJ J Tuoridy. dress
goods silks wash goods: 5J3 9Th ay.
LAWRENCE, KAN-lnnes. Bullene RACK
Hsu: G Builene. drygoods; hfs NJ Cra'S
ladies' furnishing goods: Great Northern:
RICHMOND. VA-Fourqurean. TeInple 20.
r Gray. dress goods. silks. YeiVet'i
Troy. N Y-EmlGh & straub; NJ straub
piece goods: Is T. 18th st. n..
AsJIEviLI.E y C--Peerl.ss Fashion Stores;
solomon. drygoods. ladies' Teady-to-"eari
Broadway Central. ~ n
CHiCAGO-II NJ LlndentihaI SON. II ."
LIndenthal, woollens: ofl Bway. -,
DALLAS. TsX-sanEer Bros: + Sanger Dry
goods; 10 y 2lth st. ,... n
HIGH POINT. y &C 7 Wood - Co.
r Wood. dryEoods: Breslln. ,,.,,,.
LAWRENCE KAN--fnnes. Bullene Hack
man; q Ennes. dress goods. silks. HhenA
prints: Great Northern. ,,., 70.
MONTGOMERY. ALA-Scheuer Wise o.
\ scheuer, drygoods 10 Leonard 1t.
NORTHAMPTON. MASS = la' ,,ei',.,S
co. d G Crafts. dress goods. silks, Velvets'
q r Edwards. domestIcs. hannels. Dian
pGGIiESTER n Y-Rosenbsrg Bros & Co.
NJ II Lang. wooilens; goo ON Az. -. m,
T0RRINGTON. CONN-W W Mertz Co; W
" Mertz. drygoOds. general merehandi'e'
w KS n%SyN COURT HOUSE. oHIo-T
II Wilkins. clothing: Herald Square
Women's and ChlIdron's Wear. Etc.
RDGTON--W Filpue'B Sons CO. MIS- tIlillib,1'
ladies' dresses and costumes; Miss MeD,,
misses dresses, Miss Murphy. Infants
dresses: Miss Gilman. children uIeSsTIo,
Miss OMEN, Children's millinery MIs'
Griffin. ladies' waists; Miss Reddlnston'
misses waists: Miss Peck. misses kifnon9s'
undorvear, pctticoats: Cbasemenp II Chila''
millinery. ll6 w 321 IT, ...,.-,,
BOSTON--W & A Bacon MISS Eice' ho''e'''
underwear; 81 Union Sd. ,.. ma
CHICAGO-Maudel BROS; Miss Doherty' Coz
CIUGA,i0 sloz.l' Cooper B. 20: Miss Gold
horg misses dresses. IS T. 221 ST.: ca,
CIIIGkGO- Marshall Field & Co; w Scout
Infants wear: lot Worth St. c.,,a,,,s &.
Kirkwood II Rathbun, ladies' reapS-'
L,NWRENcE. KAN lines. Bullene s iIac ar
man; Il y Builene ladies ready -to-"e"''
hosiery: Great Northern. , ,,,,,por
rgI,isIENA NOR Younker; II YonnA'''
I,dicq' ready-to-wcar. 10 T. %Gth 81 ,..,--
p1CIIES'rER, y Y-Sibley. Lindsay q Nu,'
90. n T. henson suits. dresses 70. ~ - 4.
SAN NNIlSCo-SteihnerRGr Sotbrr-
4 Stclnbcrgor. gloves, lii 9th aH' Ne'ne'
81 r'' IIH1ITs Rice. SILK u 9 GO: r A Tsnni-
can childrcn's dresses: S1 BWay' .,,-o,.
WASHINGTON. - G-"ood"ara q LoDS.' AZ
i n Sisman. ladies' ready -to-"eaf' "''
wtnIIRtS@iEsrER. MAss-D.nholm 8 MeKa%g
GO. g r March. ladies ready-to-"ear'
pl M ltEST6 d. y Adam & Co; s Bc', fur';
Iii IL ,nnTIr..II,PIjIA-J wanamaker; 70
Ia,sr,ar waists. muslin underwear D"@'
smT Iytt G ~ & Bull; Miss I,
Foley corsets. muslin uIue'
10th at; Collingwood. ,.,.-.a, 70. II
iIrSTsI}r'RGH-Irwin. Nicmsh IN az Az:
Io,,in ladies' ready-to-wear; A'7 1''l
Navarro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
100000 Brooklyn Apartment

Plans for the construction Of
100000 apartment hotel at Dean ST.
and Bedford av. have been filed with
the BROOKLYN Bureau of Buildings.
Louis F. Seitz, owner of the Chate-
laine, in Dean ST., is to erect the new
apartment. The plans call for a six
story fireproof structure Of stone and
brick. It will have frontage on Bed
ford av. of $50 feet, 100 feet on Dean
ST., and 100 feet on Pacific st. The
architect is Montrose w. Morris. The
building will set back fifteen feet from
the building line on Bedford av., and
there will be a terraced effect, with
small trees and shrubs.
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POLICE DEPARTING

Dismissed on PensiOn.--Capt. G. a.
Aloncle, c77th. on own application, at HL@5
a year; app. April H. 1888. Ptlmn J. J.
Meehan l43d. on own application, at 800
a year; app May II, 1881!
Transfer and AssiEnment.-Ptlmn J. J.
ponnelly. 10th from 18Th.
Temporary Assignments.-Lieut F. T.
Lane. 18th. to b. g. H. squad. 30 days from
Sept. l.; SeEgt. G. Il. Burns, 1915! 70 t. y.
II squad. Office borough inspector, 30 days
from sept. 10; Ptlmn p. q. FitzGibbon,
7th 10 18th l. D., 10 days from Sept. II; r.
g Morris 26th to G. o, Bureau OF Repairs
and Supplies. days from Sept 10; G. J.
Mills, 3sth to e. o.. 80 days from Sept. 10;
Il J. McQuade i4sth 10 G. o. Special Squad
. 10 DAYS. from Sept. 2. o. 5. Anderson.
iIs,h; ] w. Donaldson, l72d Precinct. 70 18th
I D., 10 days from sept. II; Patrick Kehoe
and c. A. Harden. 27Sth 10 18th l. D., 30
days from Sept. H.
leaves with full pay Capt. A. ".
Thor 18th, 3 days from Sept. II. without
payp-Ptlmn J. J. Eller. 4th, days from
sept II; J. NJ. MCGOWAN. 18th. l day. Sept.
FIned-Ptlmn. J. c. Reid. 3sth, June 80.
absent from post In liquor saloon. failed TO
report llduor tax law violation days; c. J.
spscHenbach. 43d. July p, absent from post,
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INCORPORATED AT ALA,
lBy telegraph 10 The Tc,h.,.


Albany. Sept iO.--Osser q Go,,u,s
contracting: 5000; EGwaTd I0ys .s.sacL n
Fox at. ). 7. Samuel GUulsd ~
]. Bloomfield. g. = D's,t !
Aldems. Manhattan; Eloy.,. 60.
Alden. 200 W. l30th st., y. Z. ssT''s1. ,
Rebecca Kieinitz. y Y.
Dayton Estates Corp, Manhait,,.
1900. Gussis Klein. 80 ". ls7,b ~ ~
Kate Blank. ". Van i'raaR n ~
Robertson 4 Conry. Manhattan. 81.
FOO: Charles Robertson. III y ~
y. Y; ". J, Conry. ". v. Conry ~
An Aerial Honeymoon co ~
theatrical. 5000. ". RoylssS -
Temple building, Chicago; O. Il. N,s..
Tho Royal Production Co NJ.
theatrical; 5000. O. n Nicolai no =
y. y, n. =. KlnNy. W. {. JORDAN = !!
Motion Picture Speciality Corn, ~ u
$4,000: ~. r. Johnston. 80 EIchsp..' !.
y. Z; $. A. Ma,hewsou. II. Z. Rsl1e
Theodore Eskilsson. Manhattan. a.
SO. 90: J. =. iOokWCof, SIS Mrn.,.s
Brooklyn. A. J. Lindsay. + EsslIs.s.1
Bay Parkway srd Kings HIghws~
Co. Manhattan. t60co0. Henry ~. -
l0S Wall St. y. J.; y p AarSbsn
LorEer. n. Y.
Aluminium Conta!usr Corn F,,,,,.
mometers. 10000. ~ Limerick fa'i
st, Fulton; y. l.. Whitaker, c. 49,
Fulton.
y. :. Parkhurs, & 60. Gloysuvu.
tile: 500. 90: l.. 6. parhhurst. n 30
Frank Burton. GIOysrs.iile.
Henry achult. Manhattan. res,su,,...
900. Henry Schult g Grand a.. Ne
Mary Schult. J. ". Ldsson Nss ~
Wagemaker & fr"s~ Farm Co. - =.
hanson. Wayne County. t50 30. Dznlsi :.
maker. Julia Wsgemaksr p. A. FT,s, )
Williamson. y. 7.
American Child Coat CO.. Manhsf,,.
0oO Louis Sulmeycr. - East IN NJ
York: s 4. Fried Robert schs1i,''1
New York.
Made IN Amsr'ca' P-otuct As,,u.a
Manhattan: promotion ~ Amsricis -
fac-ureG $1,000. p. 49, Spscht a ~
Jefferson st.. orange. e. j.. J. c. ~
p. v. Brown. New Y0rT
Uygrade Provision Co Nsnhaltas. A \
David Podols<y. ~ E7sf On st.. Ns,s-l
Joseph GIrduer P.'i.o stern. New Y-,
Universal Filter FsI-e' Corpofstioa =.
haitian: $50. 90: JOSEPH Bollsrd. d -
Row. Ncp York. IS. r.. Nader. ~
Griffin. New York.
Henry T. Lily Manhattan; VIZ,
garments: {z5 GO. n T.. Lltty. ~ -,
St. Brooklyn. Leo Hoffman. AFmca n
New York.
Panama Amusement 90. Manhath, 4
90. Wolf Traub. -nc East lNh 81 \.
York: Rosie TraIb. Vow York: Samat n
inskV The Bronx.
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Loans on Properties.

Pease & Gilman have secured a
loan Of $4,000 on the property II
Spring ST., 23.9x111 feet, for client
and a loan on 32S East Houston ST.
% feet wide, for $4,000.
Slawson & Hobbs have recently
placed loans aggregsting Sl22,OOO IN
the Dyekman section, as follows: SOL
coo s per cent on the northwest corner
OF Nagle av. and Arden St, five story
apartment house on plot 50x13O feet;
SS2,500 5 per cent each on 81 and 20
Nagle av., two five story apartment
houses, on plot 40x190 feet each.
Van Vliet 4 Place have placed loan
Of $4,000 through the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, upon the properly
Coo to 664 Bergen av. and Col TO ool
Brook av., The Bronx
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az. : cor 18th ST; James
Bradley agt Thomas V OConneH 81 al
Aug IS 1919 Thy bond; f5i;
BROADWAY, 22iS to 22ds; Ideal Heating
co agt estate OF Adoph Bernhelmer Ct al;
Sept \. 1914 Thy bond. $3.50 e.. =,
ETH ST # W: Barker Electric 90 aEt IL
yVest 25th Street 60 ct all Sept .. 1913; $3.50.
DIANE ST, IFS and 10; Collins, layery &
Co agt Lazarus Fried & Sons ct al; Sept j.
1914. tloG IS
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APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES

MRS. MARY CATHERINE SMITH Nr-
8 1910; net sIs. Agnes Dichnsoa n.
receives 1899. SO, Howard Cocks DiasnI
grand -nephew. 5000 ard Nrs. Mar -
Dickinson. his wife. 500. there Wrs
small requests 20 ncpheUs and nieca, n
sets: An interest. amounting 70 uN
SO Chambers st.. appraised a. NRN zl
interest I'm IS East ION -. H-A; teofl
3o3. l37: stocks and bonds. S2lisli. ODE u
sonalty. 50, 90.
Appraisal Of estate % Mrs May Mst'
Yerkea anrears In auolhsF column.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
N 7 II y -
Manhattan.

sIST ST. 70 W; Edwin II Oswald aEi
Archer " Huntington, owner; william 'aI'
uEcJ. contractor: Slb. 49,,
aN ST AZ 4: samuel J Gottlieb agt Ruben
Harold. owner and contractor; 500
PECK SLIP. g.: Guarantee 'ornlce anu
SIyIight Works aEt Bessie + Kane, owner
General Fish 90. lessee; Frank Meyers con
tractor uenewaD Sil1 49,,
IWTH ST. n r. whole front between Wcbo
AMI SedEWick avs: Hastings Investment o
agt Wcbbs Academy and Home Tor snip
builders. owner: Brighton Ilelglits i,e'''"p
mont 90. contractor ,roncwaO; SJOot 70.
9TH Az. 20; Pittsburgh Plate Glass /, o hst
Kurmrok Bros co ct al; sept II, 1913 "c-
ncwaD; So ~. d,
18Th ST. $50 "; August Schwager Az n
4 Slavcn, owner; Charles common con''"'''''
1882
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FIRE RECORD.

An.
5:5s-I and 50 p ll'h s., Correct o
Co. damage unknown.
8:f0-Hayues and Iremon, ava, osas !
known: none.
iO:so-56 l.. l3lst IT, Bernard Bsrrug /
nlng.
ii:o5-5l ". Sst st, Colonial Hotel: n
li:lO-i9s Grand 1t. Geroso RoStino; z
PM.
l:4O-2lSc Filth ay. Alexander crsa ca
2:ls--233 Z. 18th st., Catherine GrsA; 4
fling.
s:s5-ll3 Monroe st. TX. OlEln: trihta
l:JO-lS L. 18th s.. Mary Cuiadusta; a.
5:55-l3s TO l52 willow ay., L. Reichnu
Son: trif!ng
6:3S-sl Walker ST., Acorn Leather O; I
known.
1856 Southern Boulevard. ne Nd
Nicholas Tierney, tr!iing.
7:oS-l6l L. 18th St.. Or. Eisengef: IN
7:s0-l20th ~. and North River, \. T. q
trail: trillng.
7:5O-2d av. AMI 18th St; InterboVat;
fling.
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Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment at $50 East rcd ST. to
George Whitney, of Markoe, Morgan
& Whitney, bankers; an apartment in
9 East 49th st. to William Edward
Morgan; an apartment in 10 East 9th
st. to the Princess Praganca d'Avellar,
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RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER 10
Manhattan.

nth Az. 20. store and cellar; J Pe'sfs SCI.
a. p Rose "a " 54th st, or 10 llih a'' g''
from Aug |, 1914 5000, -, basarn.rt:
=. - - "a Abort VolkenborE 10 l. Halmo-
i,.iez sIo = 18th 81; yrs rom May l. lsl''
sl ass; atty. @ Posner. llG Nassau 81, s
CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY 20. eIo.e' yrs
t-orrrsnn 10 / I. Michael on premises !Fs
from Sept I, 1914; 1900 ,.. r, IJo, n
$D Az, Jsa. store and basement r ii@ % 70
n pientg and ano AS = 10th e. YRS IRON ,!
July !. 1914 SLVso; a;t. II Moerchc"' '''
DyTTDLow s., 49, all; Aimee oppenhf.eiimateT,
e., II amman. 20 Madison at; YRS from aep'
1914. &, .oi; ATTY. " AsofsEy, -Vt l. b"aN'
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

Leaves. Firernsn J. p. Ueye
y hours from Sept II: j. = n.ul.,I i
20. "a hours Sept. i3: Thomas C.n-4 a
235, q hours. Sept. II. "a a
Heprlmsnded,- Firemen KAona,.
jr, Eng. 245, dlsrespect to eornr,s. ~ -,
cial TO discipline -es ~
Leaves st0pped.-Flrsmen d
Eng. 10. violation rules and 49,. On
y. Reilly. No. 2. Eng 9. ahss.es. ~
leave, J, J. Hennessy. ". & n al
without leave and dlsobsdlence a ~
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,-m ,c,b 70 18Th Inf; First Lieut..
II.. %II G. BARTLETT. from 18Th ., 20
,i,h INT: First Lieut.. RICHARD III
JACOB from goth to 2i,h mi; 6 S,To' to
ijout GEORGE r. HICKS. from ,",I - ~
IN i,r second Lieut. PAUL w. BAA ,L,Ig
rom i'm 10 Gth Inf: Second Lieut.. AH 70
n rT'ylT from 2sth 10 ,Ith I'M; srGo'.o
Lieut.. holland +. WALSH, from IL" ~
O@ 5,s named excepting First Lieut.. PUNT:
to Manila. via san Francisco, DeceIno-.. a.,
First Lieut.. BUMP will hoard trahSpo'' -
roIowinr officers from regiments indicated d
10 10Th Int. December !: capt. HEo ~. :;
r BALTZELL, 18th: First Lieut.. JA8 " =:
NJ CHURCHILL. 23d; FIRST Lieut. to-,
PERT 4. pLNF0Hp;s ,; TSth; soro 5ISi Lieut..
J0IE T. BELLER. 18Th; Second Lieut.
ROSCOE G. BATSON, I'D ,r,,, AZ,
CAPT WILLIAM r. STANDiFOED, 'SitS
Philippine Scouts, from assignment -''''
CAPTAINS ni RALPH T. INGRAM and WAL LI!I K
I. REED. First Lieut.. AVERY - - / " =,
MINGS and Second Lieuts; tK 6t,rrcP -
CSRRTTHERs and JOSEPH D. PAICh a.
Ge,acSsd 10Th Inf, from December J; 70
r.or,oyjpg ofrcers transferred or assigned as as
indicated. 10 take effect DecemDeI ~
san Francisco; thence, on De'e''oe' -
rl rtI''I IIeUt EDGAR NJ wHlTlTGii, ron n
ION 10 4th cav: First Lieut.. JON 70
iJcut EDGAR Il. STEEVER, 81, from ~ i4th
>" % I'M: First Lieut.. JAMES b. CHA
NEY. from 9th INT; 70 18th III NJ r,od,,,,
F,rst Lieut.. CHARLES w. RILEY nleo .s,,,
,osorVe CorDs, 10 Fort Howard, FOR TEN ZEN
norary duty. thence to san Francisco SAL
ino November ; for philippines 49, p,
FIRST Lieut.. ROY ". ASHBROOh, ~ IT., no, ,oI
70 Fort sam Houston, for eAan'lha''o" III
e.ropd Lieut.. FRANK II. HICKS. CAY as. as,
signed 1sf cav, to United states 10 JON
ms reg '' ahso,co. rirs, Lieut.. THOMAS 9.
WATIiER. medical reserve corps; - IaH -
Coi HENRY q $. HEISTAND d: All "'"''
trrc. months from september 10
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HSsss: July q, 1880; Jane c olveira 70 Em En-.
grant Industrial Savings Bank; NVO' e'''
William @ orr. 81 Chambers At. Of,
ssTIJ or Bt w. n g. lTg 10th av, StH
nss: Jan .. 1914 John Williams incl 70
Tsonard y Jolly, $50 W 9th st; $4,000; ANY
Title Guarantee Co. ,sas a.
ssth At =, lb5 " 10Th av. AGos,s; May .;
1891; Elizabeth and John Meyer TO Mu'ua'
fIfe Insurance Co: 81 900. M.
18TH ST. 2i1 w. g. 1855 10Th ay I' %
Iog 2. July ?b, 1908: Henrietta l. Brown 70
National Nassau Bank; SO. 900; sttys. Dennis
e. H. 40 Nassau al. a..
le0TH ST. s. $50 W Pleasant az, az ~;
Sept g. i9ii: Dlisn Hughes TO rte IsL,'rN
Rolfes; $1,000: atty, Lawyers Iiue
ance Co. -, az,
i2aD ST. sH w, Ss, % Manhattan av,
IeIiOO II; Aug l. 1911: Thomas D Gorsucn 70
Edith Gorsuch; $500; Attys. Farley - u
Chambers st
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tie following plans for new building wers
flied with the Manhattan Bureau OF Build
inEs on Sept 10.
ETTT ST. 3-2 T. for sty garage. SJ.GH
e. Clausen- flanagan Brewing co. owners
Central Delivery 90 lessee. " r MolyneauX
LIZ 81 Nl-Molls az. arcMLtcct. cost. $50.
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Rent Cedarhurst Cottage.

Pease l. Gilman have leased. will
F. s. & 6. f. VOss. a cottage on Wash
ington av, Cedarhurst, Long Island
TO Mrs. Walter Alexander.
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and an apartment in 2s East 4sth st.
to Mrs. Kathern MacPherson<
William ]. Roome g. Co., Inc, have
leased an apartment in $50 East ia
st. to Theodore P. Dixon, of the BANK
ing firm Of Low, Dixon & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
The Bronx.

FEATHEREED LANE. n .. 2A2.l Nelson
A., for stv brk tenlnt. juXsS: Cleland'
In H CGeland. li6th = and Anthony AN'
PRESIDENT owner; fremont Architectural Co,
lCl fremont av, architect. coat. 5000.
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Madison Av. Store Rented.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased a parlor floor store in 70 Eas'
55th st., corner of Madison avp to I'd
mund Erickson, tailor.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 70,
Manhattan.


sp.nc.r, Mary A, and auo 10 Annie car
roll: s., 100
Mcliis. Wolf to Golconda Realty co; 81.
Tomplclns Ella II, et al. eErs' 70 SeI ,n ~ -,
Theological Seminary OF the ProteS to6 II
Episcopal Church in United states, ttI'V'''
UyInan David II, 70 Hannah Hyrnhn ~
Partridge, r. l., 10 w Elliott ct a. UuS'ce"'
Commercial Trust Co OF New York 20 q
and r Co; S,lll.
The Bronx.
Vow yorr, Trust Co to City Mtg Co. 81
Ocstrsich Katie, TO Susanna Lrig, S4VuV.
city Mortgage co to New YORK i'uS'
Co. 81. ooo
Tornbo Marion / sNtrI, 20 Columbia
KnickerbocEcr trust co a mtgs; ST..
Wissert, I'loronce T., 20 Estates Se't'''
Estates Settlement Co to c y Edmonds-
ton. 500. -, soso
Gabriel, & Y, to Eliz X Dooiing; $3.50
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

win name and address Of purchaser %"
attorney
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan.
BROADWAY, 800, cor l2%d st. l;oI !. !Hlv9'
" Leslie, ref. TO 9 NJ Resen' d. ;,o n5o stty
side Drive Cmtg S7o.OOV: sept - F-''V''' 49,
= 4 Landauer. leo Bway. . 80, m,
cd ST, s 8 3H { lst az, ooN9S.g, "a 81, n =! >,
49, lot av. IGl0x9s9: Lerner Realty 90 10
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LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan

saD ST II W: Margsretha Eggers sgt
Mar j Edwards It al foreclosure OF
mtg. atty, @ T. Miner -.
3IST 81. 5 :, 125 OF Sth av. 25xoS;
Now York Trust 60 agt w NeeleS ct al
foreclosure OF MTG. attys Hornolo"er'
Miller. Potter & Earle.
44TH ST. IL and - w; Mommer agt
Sol Realty Co. Inc. AZ al foreclosure OF
mtg; attys, Blumeuthal & BlumenthaL
BROADWAY, =, 283.1 OF Terrace
Wow av. 1OOx100; Park Mortgage Co agt
\ Welsbccker ct al foreclosure OF mlg)
attvs, Srybel & French.
l@gD ST, $50 W: Donald Robertson 60
agt Mary p Ferguson ct al foreclosure OF
mtRJ; atty. r J Mcehan.
1OGTU ST. ~ W; l. l. Coster agL Bertha
Kaufmunn 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
attys Anderson. Iselin & Anderson.
ETH ST. G2J and 626 q; two actions
/, q UammersIey agt ] Fine ct al Camend-
ed foreclosure OF two mtgsb; attys, Emmett
A Parish.
l3OTH ST. 1877 W: Margaretha Heinkan
AIT Ensign Realty 90 e al foreclosure OF
mtgeD attys Rabe - Keller.
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NAVY.

Pear Admiral e. J. BADGER. d'tatned COM ,oa,
r1anGor-iu-chicf. Atlantic fleet. 70 "'l''' a.
Do,rl Navy department. ,, ,.,.,h.d
= 49,, Commander \. :. SMITH aetaI,iST-
Eayal Academy: 20 Asiatlc stA''o"' va
orn,V transport, September %. -, >.,.,,
ie,,t ". 4. GLASSFORD. detacheI ~ Ind , o.
kr.dsmv. TO aid on STAFF Rear Au'D'' d
WALTER MLEAN. .,,.r,,,.,,1, do,,chaf
rje,,i RICHARD WAINWRIGHT ue'a'''e1
Florida: 10 Naval Academy ,.L,, Cor.
Lieut. W w GALBRAIIH, ue'a'"''
necticut; TO Naval Academy c...I, .,
riert I i. DORTCU, detached Cas''H' ~
lam Holm DOWNES. 10 Florida,, 81.
iisut. cunior grade) +. A. bfAlS l En- 10
toched Parker; TO Naval Academy; r-r,rN
T,s'It Iiunior grade +. T. EAN ~ nH-'
detached Padurah: 20 Naval ACS1g[S' A..
rIcut Junior grader P. l.. CARHOLH' "
tached Balch: TO Naval AcaGeInyy, ;,ru-p a.
1ieut Gunlor grade) T. j kELLEhEH' 10
,scbed Duncan 70 Naval Academy -.
r1sr, Junior grade) a. W. kIEpHH' 20
,ecbsJ Alabama TO Tallahassee -,-,,,
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r,nsi9n q c. BADGER. detached C'a"' -
Ch,sg Gunner AUGUSTUS ANDERSON, u e.
teched receiving ship. San Francisco u
St. Louis.
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MOVEMENTS.
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Gan. -Ammen. at whitestone Landing
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range. Chesapeake Bay. west virginia
and Nero. at La Paz
Sept. l0-Supp,g at Manha.
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FOR San Diego
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, 1914-08-29
LATEST TELECRAMS.
(Censored at Jamaiea-

London, Aug. 28th. The conflicting re-
ports regarding Lille and Namur may pro
baby be reconciled by the similar reports
circulated regarding Liege. The Namur
forts are too far apart to be effective and the
Germans passed between them. Lille was
evacuated temporarily, its treasures being re-
moved and other preparations made to claim
the concessions dueto unfortiied places, but
was again occupied by the French. The
communicates do not, however, mention this.
The Admiralty has ~telegraphed to the
cruiser "Highfyer" which sunk the auxiliary
cruiser "Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse: "Bravol
You have rendered q service not only to Bri-
tain, but to the worlds peaceful 7
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Churchill
stated that a large force of marines are IN
Ost8nd. Two differences are possible, the
object being either to prevent Zeppelin raids
upon England, or another expeditlonary
force is to be landed.
Following upon Mr.. Asquith's praise Of
Belgium, the House of Commons unanimously
and amid cheers passed a prayer that the King
should address o communication to King
Albert, embodying the national sentiment, Mr..
Asquith said England did not repent throwing
away the scabbard in the redemption of her
obligations to Belgium, which had no sell
fish interests III the war that was being waged
for the defence Of the ~wellsprings Of civil
l%ization, and that unfinchingIy and against
almost inoaIculable odds the Belgians had
withstood the invasion and spoIiation of their
country. He declared that LiAge would for
ever be among the most inspiring themes in
the annals of liberty, and in conclusion said:
che Belgians have won immortal glory,
and We are proud of their Alliance and
friendship. We salute them with respect
and honour and in the name of the United
Kingdom and the Empire we assure them
that they can count to the end upon our
unfailing support"
Mr.. Bonor Law and Mr.. Redmond assooi-
"ted themselves with Mr.. Asquith's express
sions.
, 1914-08-29

Mr.. Asquith has promised a relaxation
OF the censorship, by which Journalists will
be associated with the cable censorship, but
he considers this inexpodient regarding the
Press Bureau, which c~onauIte with the War
Office, the Admiralty, and the Government.
The ''Tlmes,' DAILY Telegraph" aDaily
Chronicle and Graphic" are among the
critics Of the censorship methods, which
they describe as e%rratic, discriminatory ar
bitrary, and p~rejudicial to the formation Of
a desirable public opinion, such as is regpon-
slve to the better management by the French
Government.