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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for r.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. partly cloudy to-day tomorrow.
fair. warmer: moderate east aud southeast
winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day
and tomorrow somewhat warmer mod
crate winds. becoming south.
For New Jersey. fair 10 north. unsettled In
south portion To-day; tomorrow, probably
fair. warmer IN interior; moderate east 10
southeast winds
For western New York. generally fair to-
day and tomorrow; somewhat warmer to.
morrow moderate east and southsss, winds
NEW YORK. oct. iS--Ths pressure con
tinued high over nearly all parts Of the
country yesterday, except tbs extreme
Southwest from centres over New England
and the Dakotas and Minnssots.
This pressure was only comparatively low
over the east Cuff States
Cloudy and showery conditions covered
most Of the eastern half Of the country,
except Nsw England and eastern New YORK
and Pennsylvania. over the western hstf
Of the country the weather was generally
fair
II was cooler over the northeastern States
and over tho eastern Rocky Mountain and
plains states
F'rosts occurred az many point. ~ the
eastern Rocky Mountain slope. and ten,
! peratures touched thu freerlns point ~
northern New England and were below the
freezing point in parts ~ Minns.ot,. the
pskotss and southwestVard into Colorado
| In this city tho day was parity cloudy
| cooler. WIND, light to fresh northeast
average huniii'y. So rer cent. barometer
corrected TO read 20 sea love, at NJ
| so.j7; 7. NJ. $3.50
The Temperature In this city ye,tcrdsy \.
] IN llr annexed table
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Incoming ve.seIs-By wireless.

~ san GugelmO reported AZ MI \. VI. yes
tcrdAy That she would dock this morning
SIS III Dla. Galveston, S5 miles southwest ~
Diamond shoals ~ noon.
~ City Of Montgomery Savannah 20 n1tles
north Of Frying Pan at noon
+. Yaguez San Juan. c. miles north OF
S. Alamo Galy ION. eS miles south Of
Sandy Hook al noon.
So Radiant. Port Arthur ~ miles north Of
Diamond shoals NJ noon.
IS Momus New Orleans. e2S mies south of
SANDY Hook AZ noon
So Philsdephia. San Juan, i47 mites south q,
Sc Mohawk, Jacksonville. ~ miles south al
Sandy Hook ~ : u "
" III Orierte, Galveston, ei6 miles east or
Galveston bar AZ noon,
s. Illinois, Port Arthur $50 miies east ~
Sand Key AZ noon. -,
south OF sandy Hook Al y NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lends
attorney

(with name and address OF lenders
attorney
h9 pr riy Morg"nthaa ssG a%s FIX W@r,
Dec :. lgis-Louis f Klehnn 90. Inc. to
N Bayard Brown; at'y'' zaori'ki'' Iggr ~
rap 81, e. y, AZ as5ii is, az, AZ , lssS
O0 Mfs % co to Sarah doids"TssI ''' 10 H
AN It s;ty H'sp cGs ri "a w 20 va acc 900
and Cornelius J Boh.n to Elshty,'ix,h 81
AMI West End Az co, satishe1 by order
Thos r Donnelly. payment with interest 20
city Chamberlain. mtg 900, interest
,35ss 5 atty tof ptr, c Kronmeyer'
isoTm sT. :, a7a5 Fort wash nv, runs
n lloxe 517x 6E 2SHs ioa2to nsst'
Mort SECURITIES Go. iSo Bway 80. '9:siS
10" to's. Nov 20, isss~Geo KIas TO Sam Z
KiTs5 and hu, seG ' R ss wa 90
' ??on.iisics'5. April 29 IslO-Nlchoiss and
Charlotte NJ Terhune to T c q r C. i.
ssT THA ST. az: W, same property. ost I
isis-Resity 90 OF America to Nichole,
ss TfTh sT s IS s%S sss West End iS a"
?ixios.a, Oct 7, isl6-ssme to Farmer
Loan & T co; attys, Fletcher s',icoeE
ssTH ST. aio " 8 $, IA y West End az ay
Caih.dral Parkway; RttyS Kuruman. q
ss gS s sT aa - " asa west i,nd av
| AMOR Same t. ~m bradley OF
| premises; atty, Lynch, 81 chamber
ss7T'H sr.' ) 5, 2iss " West End ay' Ill
| io2. Oct /, 19i3--ssTne to Julia
iHness crassmocr; Ellenyile, Y; at, ~,
paysnpoTt,, 90 w.!ainm =, Wa, r ~ 90 90
si7xio22, Nov II. igos-Juiia lines
TO 7 q q T Co. iTs Bway go. $50, 90
Jan So iss5-Hy c Wilcox to BETTE Roth
field ct al, exrs; attys' woodford' I
ssri nr AT SIS W, as. 2ii.l West End a,
| 2olixlO22. oct g. l906-Jas A Henness
to Agnes de LisIe; atty Co. ls
,sT nTA sr. SIS. go E sin az. g5xioo,ii. Sep
Is, isosEHsrri~ A. wife Jn0 c cosw "a AZ +,
lsaD ST q, so Wadsworth ay. bok7,
| Jan 49, i9iA--Aliee Cromarty 20 Ell
Cromarty; sttys, Nedring Co. l2ls
so S'I pmoSWIEVARp. W =, 5tii n FairmopT
nj S6rioS iox5iiixss. April a. 1915
thorough Estates 70 Trcm,99mni, Ay Ian
1 .........s.. s''s''' WV
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LEASING SUBURBAN HOMES.

Pease & Ellman have leased for Mrs.
g. II. Finch 20 E. C.. Bondy her house
at Summit. y. j.
Fish " Marvin. with The Pelham Realty
Company, have leased tho Rpldnll prop
erty known as the Hermitage. At pelham
Manor, for long term TO Il, ". Stuart
Wortley.
MoNrCLAR. y. J.. Oc. ii-F. VI.
Crawley a Bros report hey'as leased the
new residence on Durycn road to Ruorr
Kip: the residence NJ l37 Tppcr Nora-
tain avenue to william 7, Logan - Grea,
Neck. l.. T.; the new house az .. VALLEY
road 10 Francis Earle. AMI tn Lew
house Of Frank I. Taylor. AT IL Cla.v!dse
Court. to Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following .calty corporations we're
chartered al Albany yesterday;
bungalow Construction Company, Man
haitian; capital $4,000 directors Carr W
Bliss. L NJ Koblad and A. Siegsl New
York city.
v!nsenEo Ursons d Co. Manhattan; CAPT
tai, 81. 900; directors, Vincenzo Ursone, Car
mela Ursono and Frank Ross. New Yorl;
city.
Glandale Holding Corporation, Brooklyn
capital $4,000; directors. J. r. Horrigan,
Ernes, +, Fresbsrg and Charles NJ Bos,-
wick, brooklyn, y. Y.
Tho Tlrnie l.. Corporation BROOKLYN; cap
uaL 81 900. directors. Joe Levy. Anna Levy
and Theodore Gutman, Brooklyn. y. Y.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

KATE g. JENKINS. residing At 5ls We,
l2Tth street. has nled petition In bank
ruptcy. with Liabilities ts.7l3. ana no
assets. The largest creditor u Raymond
Pynchon & Co, bankers and brokers. for
s7.54l balance du" October on stock
transactions Other creditors are Dr.
James T.. Tytlor. tf0H, and Raygold Realty
Company. !3GS rent
TEpPER 4 WElNGARTEN.--A petition IN
Topper and Joseph weingarten. who com
pose the firm ~ Pepper & WelnFarten.
dealers In mems furnishing goods ~ 3os
and Ssl West ll5th street. Liabilities are
an assignment 60 Ferdinand A Noyt.
They began business in March, 1918.
Receivers Appointed,
JAMES q. MAcFADNEAN Judge Mayer
has appointed John u. Sergeant receiver
Tor James q. MacFndyesn who had n col
lection egcncy at - Cedar street. bond
carry on business for nfeen days and
directed that when he has collected 81, 900
he Is 30 report 90 the court Assets are
Schedules In bankruptcy.
ISIDORE ri BINsTEIN, dealer In furniture
at ~ Avenue Il, Liabilities. 3s,4sS; assets
GLOBE ToRACCo MACHINES CORPORA.
TIoN Of iIs broadway. liabilities 1855 /:
assets ~ unknown value, consisting OF
hank Tho factory Is In Newark
BERTHA RITTER. dealer in jcwelry a,
bis willie avenue Liabilities H2,;oo :
a box 81 gems valued A. $4,000 had
vanished in the subway
Assignment.
I KLEIN a co. Inc, dealer In men =
furnishing goods NJ lib East Forty second
street has made an assignment to Elihu
J. zwilrng, The bushes vas incorporated
president lie had previously been OF
Schunrch x Klein nEainst whom pc.
tltluu was nlcd on October -. 1918, and
dismissed on settlement AZ % cents
ma
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CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Peas" < Gilman have leased for A
term "i years the four story and base.
ment dwelling at II West Forty
street for Miss Laura +. Edwards Ia
Mrs. L. r. Buckley.
Worthington Whltehouse has leased TO
Miss Catherine Hamersley the dwelling
at 81 West Fifty-fifth street
Nass X. Brdcher has leased the three
story dwelling AZ l4s West Ninety-secnnd
street for Mrs. Phebe s. Peters To Mes.
Frances /. Rocco.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. COS sun sets. .. jls Moon rises i n
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Az Az
SsndyHk 49, Coy Island to7 Holt Gate IS,
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 10 % Gov. Island 10 IS Hell Gate. i2:is
Arrived. WEDNESDAY. October IL
IS Verona. 1220 u. NJ, Palermo. October g.
So Madonna, 10 ~ 4. NJ, Almerla October 2
SIS Shrnand. 20 \. NJ. London. October q
So Marquette. Z 80 a. NJ. London, October g.
SIS petroiene. $40 p. ~. Dartmouth, ocS-
Der O.
80 Santiago. 1855 p VI. Progreso October 4
SIS .Asiatic Prince, \. NJ. Trinidad. October l.
81 I'll Siglo. Galveston. October T.
IS Hamilton. Norfolk. October 10
So Brilliant New Orleans, October 4
~ Milinocket. Stockton. October Il
S. Delaware. Philadelphia. October 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS France, at Havre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Frederick VII. from Copenhagen
S. Re d'Italia from Genoa
| SIS Adrihtic, from Liverpool.
| Us Mexico. from Havana.
| IS MAracabo. from Maracaibo
| SIS CoAno from San Juan.
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QUEENS ELKS SITE HUNTING.

Queens thorough Lodge o. 'aks. No.
90. have started ont 20 tiud a. now site
fo~ their future home and rp to the
resent have rejected elsTen different sites
r.rrd Michael Dugar. chairman OF the
ormt'tee having the matter In charge.
This lodge has a hne three story brick
nd terra Gotta building Mt 20 and rs
No'' avenue Long Island City. and their
purpose in seeking another site is "a
1aa'e near a rapid transit centre.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

3srH 81 90; ~ .Gi w--Joseph Prushavsky
Hy' Ssigna Manh'imcr. owner. S'rom n
Black contractor ................... .i1@
le1TU ST $40 W-Louis Cohen agt Moore
simon Realty Hoidipg Corp. owner and
10th ST. ISL w-I.outs Cohen agt Hynan
SOM, Henry SOM 4 solomon Rothf'ld.
owners and contractors ............ 80 40
MA DtsoN Az, LGa-Phnp \ Feigin as
Robert r bonner. owner, " Ellison,
9TH ST, sos w-Georgr Ellis co, Inc, az;
Grace n LtohAeId, owner: Erne-; Trih"l-
horn. contractor .........., '.''.. !. No
SOUTH boulevard. =. lssS n Of Free
psn st. ISosch h..,y SS 81 oxn. az AZ
BARTHoLD1 vt. :, ISL OF Rosewood
av. boNsb--James MnrtinelN ast Con
structon 60, owner; (renewab ..... $50
54TH ST l63 w--Jacob Efron agt Rose
Reilly owner: Jacob Port'aan. contractor
9TH ST. s4s w--Jaoob iit.on ast Real
Realty Co. owner; Jacob Portman. CON
AMsTERpAM Av, zoo and sosLcarie Ma
rine 4 60 agt Bessie r Houghton, owner.
John Barber, contractor ,,..,....... l,BlO
Bronx
boston ROAD, ?ooa-John Manuel ast
Charles Meyer and Charles Klutsman
owners: Jacob Keller. contractor. 5000
TINToN Az. g0i-Louis Marks aEt Slro
Construction Co. owner: Louis Wieaer
DAVIDSON Az. n " cor North -. S7.GSlot
Benjamin SilvermEn agt Henry Cleand
Inc owner. Jacob Reisman, contrac
10TH ST. cor University sv. 40 6xi20.,
benjamin Silverman Ggt Henry Cleiand
Inc. owner; Jacob Reisman, conirac
tor '''''''' ''''.''.'. ''.'''' ''r'' 'Nl-l'
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RRo>N APARTMENT PLANS.

rs" story apartment building Is 20
'" ere ted hy the Petit Building Com
n'Nv Andrew Behrmann president from
Mans fled Yesterday by Luclen Pisciotta,
p. '" .o.taotst corner OF Ryer avenue
'nd 'Nita street. II will cost $4,000
: .V.Iw building 20 cost $50 900 has
'"' banned by the same architect for
'He same owners. to be erected at the
northwest corner of Valentine avenue
''a ''itH street, Marie r. Baxter will
Rect frame dwelling to cost s2.500
from plans by Charles II. Baxter, on the
.o~n &C. NJ Mlddletown road 1864 fee
East ~ Nahan avenue.
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,,tr ~ OLD SECTION.

rprsG STREET Tho l9e1h street
ij,,rrs company, Hyman Horw'tz
.-... l.at mas res7'd "37 Mercer street
.., -. .-y lpft building. on p'.. 2'XloV'
'tJ."rs .ho southwest ''''"' OF w EST
w.. ...a., IN" nuy,- rlye prop
.', ,. %.v jersey !y ,N-atnge. The
.r-. r,upauy acquired re structure
AM M.
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HARLEM APARTMENTS LEASED.

The furray Estate leased Yesterday
through tha u. II. Scully Company four
1--WE story apartment houses In Harlem TO
$. a. Chlscller. who Will pay rentals
aggregatng $4,000. The houses leased
are l2n Wort l3lst street 20 We. I0gd
street 1871 West 1921 stree. and 81 East
ll7th street.
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Movements Of NavaI Vessois.

WASN'T NGTON. Oct. u4-'rhe gunboat
Casttne has arrived al SanulcE. gunboat
Chattanooga and cruiser Cleveland at La
paE tug Ontario at southern drlll grounds
destroyer Warrington and submarine ca
M New York yard. gunbuat Raleigh at San
Francisco. tank ship Arethusa at Port Ar
'hur, transport Prairie at Santo Domingo
city. tug Patspsco at Norfolk. tug Unoas a;
Iynnhaven Roads cruiser Denver at Cor
into, collier Brutus AT Newport News. Dc
strover Terry at President Roads. destroyer
Perkins At Boston, torpedo boat Dale at
Cehu and cruiser Montana Vt North River.
New York
The hattleship Delaware has sailed from
Kew West for Guantanamo battleship North
Dakota from Key West for Hampton RoadS,
tug Rocket from Norfolk for washington,
cruiser West Virginia from La Pan for
santa Rosslia, cruiser North Carolina from
Mosslna for Beirut battleship Arkansas
from Hampton Roads for New York. and
supply ship Culgoa from Guantanamo for
Hampton Roads.
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NEW ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Fresh, terrain Congregation In Hnr-
lem 10 spend $4,000.

ludlow 4 Peabody. architects for the
.nrrl extension comTi,tee Of the Pres
N'erv NJ No" York. nicd plans tor the
obstruction ~ a two story churca edifice
M NJ" r'H s.de ~ 18th stree 200 feet
fH'' ~ Lrruy avenue. II Will be OF
Nick ana limestone, with p frontage OF
n fo~t ana dertn Of ol9 feet, and will
70" known as st. James Preshyterian
church The cost has been estimated at
$4,000
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,n,pI>. ~ BRooKLYN.

-. -..r.a.rus E-.'" Company has
=, s,r Nrs Alice .angs,roth she two
.'cs.I ..tt,prs OF She south side Of
,..,.,.,,r,n street eas' - Fourth ave
~, .~ Mot 52Ns-r. tn" same concern
:, solid tie southeast corner or Tn.rd
49,. md %inety-sccond street 'wo
re story buildings and stores. ana two
,,,s,es H.. -.,r. on p,o. 67xiA6. 20 Will
~ Koch ohl will make extensive alter
,"r. on nm. property also sold the three
.or, ba,k building At e3lS Third avenue
, Mo. guN.i.
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MEM CANAAN ESTATE SOLD.

-,. r,y.un No. Merrill Company has
"A for lfelcu Is and Elizabeth j. OIL
~, tho .oruc- q oeroke avenue and
,,,ha-, road. New Canaan, Conn. CON
,,.rr . about seven acres OF land win
yelling. barn and other cuthull1lngs.
..,,so-e H. W!rslow. president Of the
,,,,-o,o,,tar Casualty Company. Ii the
.uye- &. y Morse was associated as
.oker
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AMERICAS REAL ESTATE co to sumue.
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

9Th ST. ar Il, All-Jacob voigt 90 Never
Schenkman, ?ii 18Th 81 yrs from ~
Mkpiso'S Az. COZ iaS,h .i. land J sersssn'
cram eSr TO John DOboins. LarohmonL
y v 10 yrs from June I. 1915. attSs, Ne
o;ulrc. IA q :. 10 Exchange placr 81 "oo
81 Az. n Goth ~. % 5N15, Lana
Clarence Sackett et al 20 Maud' Cherry.
Yonkers y. ~ yrs from May !, 1914,
atty. Daniel Dowdney Han OF ne
I'D Az. ili5 land clarence - cket: 81 a!
90 Mnudc Cherry. N"nk"rs. - y 81 ".
from May Z. 1914 atty, same ..,,.-.. t17h
I'D Az. il41, all-Slmc {" same. i Ers
from Ma, :. iHiA atty, same ..... $40
I'D Az, I.is aii--Sdmc 20 same. y We
from MAY /, 1914 atty. sare $3.50. seas
ISTH ST a. ". sll-Mrs Frank Leslie to
AIR bernhard. - w 4Sth -, yrs from
LIsSox' AZ, 500. n store cohen to
Harry Lazarowitz, 81 Cnipn av. 5 yrs
from May /. 1915. atty Samuel Eolieefs
,ossGps 81 ssys.sii Z. a,se,,z Realty - 10
Market stable 90. 10 yrs FROM sept ],
\ 1874. atty. David - Goodwin, ~ " SAN
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 1870 & 1872 W--Werdinger Bros igt
Metropolis Securities CO ct al, Aug -
lslt ...'.'''..:. ';,'''.. '..''''' .tIOo
BROADWAY, lb7S--Julius Guttmann HEt
John Sutphen ct al Aug 81, 1914 f73N o.
9TH Av, t2A to l3i-Elevator supply and
Repair Co sgt a. II Burton p, al
10TH ST sol 90 500 E--John Rest az
Bsrent G Gerken ct al June /, l9lt. 400
COLUMBUS Az, lil to li7--Sam Cohen ant
Harry Alperstoin ct al Oct T. 1874 Thy
bond) ..........,.......,,... s2ss
It'll Az, :So3-Walter J Kelly Agt Frederick
AldhouB at al, June ], lalt............S Sl
s0TU ST, 100 W-Hudson Woodworking 60
ast Orleans Real Estate Co et al, Sept a..
1914 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S236
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HARLEM cuuRCH IMPR

'oT ~ 20 one story Sunday school and
'urch assembly hall for st. Marks's
Homl Catholic Church. OF which the
70" Charles !. Plunkett Is the rector,
q" 'no north side OF t3sth street 1875
."-' 'Hst - LenoN avenue. II will have
rou'iyr Of % foot and a depth Of 100
TO-. THo rost has been placed al
N.u.u
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BANK PRESIDENT AT AGE OF 2S

CHICAGO. Oct l+,--Earl II, Reynolds
assumed the presidency to-day OF tho
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank. ~
500 600 institution, being advanced by the
directors from the position OF cashier,
MIR. Reynolds is rs years old and becomes
the Youngest bank president in Chicago.
According to his father. George ".
REYNOLDS, president OF the Continental and
Commercial National Bank, the young
man worked his way 10 tho top from mes.
.enyer lie was graduated from Yale,
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No>krns HOUSES AT AUCTION.

t'FN' Two family houses on the north
~" ~ Yves: Fourth street from South
th'0 D. South Eleventh avenue. yonkers.
~. oc sold at auction on Saturday by
"rI'- u. Bard. The houses are modern
., a uIt the end ones are 30Nlo0 each.
." oEl houses are 50 and 1916 feet wide.
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COTTONSEED OIL.
Crude OF Liquidation Agsin--Bet-
ter Demand FoIiows.

Nfter selling at new low prices. due to
further hedge pressure. the list steadied
slightly. Sales at the Southeast were at
3Oip cents. The West bought some oil
again and consumers Were evincng
greater interest. Higher lard values helped
sent lment. rendering on october con-
tracts Is said To have been about COM
plctci. Sales yesterday were i7,400 bar
rel.
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FOR SALE.


FOR ~AIE-SAFES CHEAP.
.ood rs neWall makes and sites AXE in trade as
part payment for Mo-er celebrated safes-prices
marked IN plain hEurep-frst and only safe com.
pany that has marked such goods IN Plain Figures
MOSIER SAFE co. 353 broadway.
'phnur 900 Franklin
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Western Union Telegraph company
for the nine months ended September 20
1877 September estimatedl shows income
of g.. 932 O6o. against s3.Ss4.is2 for tho same
period last year, Total revenues were s3a,
s8i9iS. against ssi.i2e,iOo in the previous
ne ri
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LOW ron BRONX BUILDERS.

The john ". Cornish Construction Com
rau} has obtained building loan OF
'''No'" from the city Mortgage Company
''r No erection OF hve story apartment
o the southwest corner OF Fox street and
"'~rI" ST John on plot 50xl00.
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BROk ERAGE NOTES.

Albert IieOman was associated with
Carsteln & Linnekn in the Leasing OF the
four lofts at SOP-Il Broadway 10 Levy 4
Markowitz.
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srrrAIIoNs wANrrp-MALE.

MAN 20. with selling ability wishes situA-
tiun. years experience. SIBERIAN, sos
Hust 7afh 81
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Houses at Garden CITY Estates

Eight large rooms, all impruvems Ets
steam heat, might exchange n GElik
KEN, % Broad ST. Manhattan. telephone
Gag BROAD.
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Army and Navy Orders,

WASHINGTON, oct, i+-Thess army
orders we're issued
capt. W NJ K Hamilton. Coast Artillery.
from Eighty second to Forty ninth Com
capt j. H. Kemper. Eleventh Infantry
and cant Charles &, Allen. rhirueth In
fantry and First. Lieut.. W. Kruger, Third
Infantry detailed with organized militia
OF Pennsylvania as Inspector Instructors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

These navy orders were issued:
lieut. n, r. ZoghRum to tho Arkansas.
Ensign " VI, Fenner. resignation ac'
passed Assistant surgeon n. X. vim
from receiving ship at Mare Island "a
naval ship, Mare Island.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney n attorneys name II omitted
address party Of second part)
n.x
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


PARK AVE q 5.TH ST co to CITY Req Req,
Estate CO ...s.s.s'ss .sts.' - - 80 f@''N
BLASCO, Margaret to Anton SIilasyi ~
STEIN, Barbara, to Annie BdeIhausr to'ou'
FIDELITY TRUST co 20 Hy Kroger. .tAO9s
DINER, Saul and ano, 10 Flora LessIer y
RIDLEY. Edw. ct al esrs, TO drsss al L
S6 SRiIi n TRUST co to Lswyers
LEWYERs MIRO co to Seymour Realty
SAME 20 Harry Heller. ti5 900
AMERICAS MTG CO to Eleanor
MARKS bessie /. 10 Lillian NJ Ro..eg.
LASvwSYEus TITLE ms q T co TO \ y ~.
AMERICAS MTG co to Gcrttule
Bronr.
AMERICAS REAL ESTATE co to samu'
Kronsky ............ ...'..'' ....'s ~
KiLNER. Samuel L, a ano. trus, to Bii.ings
estate, corpn ..............'.''t. S'"D"
VAN GELDER. Grace, 10 Pauline Kaiser u
SAME to John Van Gelder ......... ... 81
DOUoHERTY. ! Hampton. 20 Duncan
N6RTH SIDE MTG CoilPN to CIem.n,innee
NoRA CONsTN 90 20 Cross Austin Ire.
FRisRrE. Benz y, 20 David r Frisbi~. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Con,nany and Term. stock. Amt Payable
Parrot silver and copper --- ljc Nov. 80
Lewiston, Augusta ana
Waterville street Rail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Particulars.

New 6-story high class elevator
house. all outside rooms. spc.
clally adapted To bachelors
service, etc: under my persona
supervision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

history modern nreproof buile-
ing. All meals served in apart
ments. Every convenience, all
outside rooms, permanent
light. largo closet space, most
convenient location In city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
CHAMBER To AID
Of 9TH REGIMENT

So eager were the dtree'ors of the
Atlanta Chamber Of Commerce to in
dorse the effectiveness of the Fifth
Regiment and the need of its main
tenance thai they announced Tues
day resolutions which asked business
men of the city to think more, rather
than less, of the employee who en-
lists in the militia. Further. the
board appropriated 800 to be used
toward arousing the interest of en-
ployers in military matters, and to-
ward assuring a cooperation between
them and officers of the regiment
The action was taken as result Of
recent complaints by officers of the
Fifth Regiment that many employers
objected to the enlistment Of young
men working for them, and objected
even more strenuously to allowing
their soldier employees to be absent
from work on the necessary military
duties
Atlanta has many reasons to be
grateful for the existence Of the Fifth
Regiment and the artillery and cav
airy detachments within its borders. I"
declared the resolutions, "as il as
sures peace and protection, a reduc-
ton Of taxes in the departments Of
police and fire, and in insurance rates
and actual protection of property in
lines of stress