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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
DEAL ron Asst STREET rLOr.

\ builder IS negotiating tor tho four
ore.ings at 81 TO 81 East Thirty-tirst
.-ee' as site for tall building II
AS siil yesterday that the property had
-een secured. but &. W. Cooley. who
7rrs the dwellings at 81 and 81. denied
'ls' 'hc deal had been settled for his
property at least Neither would he say
hat 'l, deal would go through. explain
re 'att negotiations have not advanced
7ey'ai the elementary stage. The dwell \
= front SIS feet on the street and are
''' fee, deep. Three Of the houses are
'dree story and basement and one is four
story Thomas Williams is the owner of
u and SO East Thirty first street The
'o''aer he bought in 1853 and the latter
Bout ten years ago. MI Cooley has
'r0et 81 and 81 since last June. when
% took them from Mrs. HcdwiE : Beck
part payment for the twelve story
.l'dins at IL and ll9 East Twenty,
'ourth street The building that viii
over the plot II present negotiations ma
'e-alZ,. viii cost about $500, 900. II will
he he second tall building planned for the
box between Madison and Fourth ave-
'1es recently, as II was only n few days
e. mat the Aeon Realty COMPANY an
bounced = would erect sixteen story
-hliIng on the plot at 40 To Is East
Thtiy-iirst street which il had acquired
N a deal FOR n West End avenue apart-
meot house,
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UtNI>G RWOOkLYN HOMES.

Ni'' fuiIdlng Company. William Sugar.
man. president. reports the following sales
~ one family houses ~ Mapleton Park.
ti"okl\u: To VI Tiernoy, ROSA sixty
luuith street, Louis Paris. 2060 sixty
fourth street. T. \. Fudger, 2O70 sixty
trufih street; James \. Doltc. 2lD7
SiAtN-sev,nth street; II. II. ,;aruicr. 2i4s
SlNtN-scventh street. j H. West. 2i25
SiNtN-s"vcnth street. Mrs Alex pudr.au
2l3d SiNty-hfth street; Harry Ewing.
lH32 SiNty-third street William Apple
baum. 20S1 SiN;y-thi;d street Albert j.
Gibn'y 2o73 SXty-thrd street Ahram
Franklin. 2"57 SiXty-thrd street George
llusSick. 1858 SiNty-third street: Mrs
John Dwyer. 6ll2 Twenty-first avenue.
and capt Harry = Dennsor 63lO
twenty first avenue.
The jerome Property Corporation has
sold for John ! Connolly the three story
ana basement dw Cling NJ i2i Third street.
near sixth avenue. to "A client for oc-
cupancN also sold FOR Maud G.. Clarity
the two story and attic detached dwelling
on plot 3lNloo. at loii seventy third
street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. to client for investment
Goodwin n Goodwin have sold for
Horowitz n Nelson to Solomon Danen-
berg the property at 4223 Third avenue.
corner Of Forty-third street 25xg0. and
have resold II for Mr.. Dauenberg to a
client for Investment
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FINE IMPROVEMENT
FOR DRIVE CORNER
Tvo Dwellings and an Apart
mon, 10 Ec Erected on Ait
man Plot at 88th st.
APARTMENT FOR 18th ST.
Vow Corporation Buys site Near
Lexington Notwithstanding
31,t 81. Loft site.

r,. nigh class dwellings and - high
.,.. uine story apartment house are to
~ erected tt the north corner of River
"a. uri,, aud Eighty eighth street and
=. .t, north side OF Eighty eighth street.
..i,.,.,g fhu corner. - the result of the
-. Yesterday of a large vacant plot
.1o.. los the estate Of benjamin Altman
=, k,.n y Jackson.
"s.or,e T.. Read " 60 negotiated the
.,.1s,.,iou which involves a plot 'front.'
- 1908 feet ON Riverside Drive and 2it
i.s. of Eighty-righth street II was
,,l5 az 100000 10y Mr.. Altman and re-
Gently us his executors He began as
.e,l,rr t iu 1856. having purchased
ne la, lo, .u the plot seven years later
The corner has never had any improve
rent on IT,
Rouse ~ Godstoue are preparing plans
.o- the buildings. which Klein n jackson
vii erect The Riverside Drive front
are OF the plot being restricted to dwell
Irgs the new owners will put up there
NO houses for their own use. On the
.a.,ery end Of the plot. fronting lis feet
o1 Eighty eighth street. the nine story
spar,meu, house will be erected. It's west
.-ly wall 10 be finished in such a manner
as 20 provide AN attractive background
.o- the Two dwellings.
This operation will round out most NJ d.
,.actvely the Improvement of that sec
on Of Riverside Drive. ON the adjoining
corner Of Eighty-ninth street is the marble
dwelling erected by Isaac l.. Rice and now
Owned and occupied by Solomon Schinasi.
IN the block TO the north are the Clark
and Parsons houses two of the finest in
nat section. and the block to the south
o. occupied by n twelve story modern
apartment and several dwellings of good
rHde
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FCrdhsm 10 Bay 81, CITY Island i rsS g. :;
ie'exiooGEmily marni.chfeser to Peter
often. 1921 clinton az, FEB 10. due e.,
Lyon "s sr sss sS, 70, Ksosr, coGst
h Feb Is, pr mtg $500 due &c. as, g gsG
Lots II! and H. map seton ,iom.Need.,
Boston I'd, FEB a. a yrs. 6h , c, atty,
croP PSS.,' siSs Walker cor aiy, a., 900
&C. as per bond ai,y., Eppstein a =, -
Clay AZ, " " cor iss,h y; i;xss.$S.nJ J
s si'g' 81 he's~ e Cedar
Lesss,, ay,s Feb II, yr, p c. ATTY
Vim III clots 20 siis RF0R bS6ns
so'h st. Feo IL. 3 yr'' 9 p e. a''ys' kn sos
%ss y yF and II i.5S e. St: s'y f ,slSc
dt isss..s Ws.s $50 A AysSs KSss e.
y q; atty, Frank Gass, l2I5 wcstches,er
:ieTH 81. q e !, 10, s5s. map wwakeSsld,
. BsTerl, sss :isth Ct FEB y. dye
A''o' u - hbty' ~. NV
LOTS 81 and ia. blk Is, map Morris ps i;SOv
Patrick Roach to Morris Park Estates,
20 Broad ST, Jan 81. due July .. 1916.
20 atty. L. T Co, $50 Bway. ......p 400
MOUNT HOPE PL, 2s9 n e, 20xi00.-Chas
ID Haughey TO Title Guar & r Co. l56
Bway, Feb IL, due. &C, as per bond
srMPsoN ST. .. 'igiii Home st, ' 2Ss
loo-Jos Seaman to August + karsten,
202 W SD Ut, pr mtEe 3i&500. Feb H.
due. &C. as per bond: atty, q Co. l!6
oyERiXc sr 1910. :, a.Gx irresH tS;'y =
Howell Co. Inc, to Henry Kaiser. 1861
Prospect sv. pr mtg $4,000. Feb II. due
~ per bond; atty. Title q r Co. iis
BAiNBRIDGE Az =. ,9ss iss,h st. SSS
lO0lsS+3sNsit-Mt Hope Bldg co 20
Harlem Savings Bank i2i T. i2Sth -, Feb
II, due, sc, as per bond. atty y Clinch.
~ Park Row ...................s2a 600
ioI as.sii1ioo Same TO same, Feb u,
PARK Az. cor lstth 81. 5oxi0o--John
II Buscall Co to Harlem Savings BANK
l.t le5th ~ Feb II. due as pcr bond;
atty, Clinch. ~ Park Row d., s35 600
BOTH ST. 500 f. 7.6xioo--K9roline
Rothschild TO Louis Stern, eNr. 90 Cattle
dral Parkway Feb 10 yrs c; ATTY
18TH ST. s. 1859 y erosion ~. iG.sx
i00.1l-Mary g Farley TO Atlantic Saw
Loan Assn. 324 Court st. Bkiyn. Feb II,
in'tails c; atty. Weber SO Court
wHiTE PLANS RID : W cor Aierton av
Acknowledgements F sullivan to Mar
iue, SC, as per bond: atty. @ Co, i!G
II
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TO VOTE ON PROHIBITION.
Special Election VIII he Held II
Virginia In september.

RICHMoNp. Va, Feb. l3.-Both houses
Of the General Assembly concurred in "A
report OF conference committee to-day
on an act providing that upon petition Of
20 per cent. of the qualified voters of the
state Gov. stuart shall call an election
for the fourth Tuesday in September, 1914.
the ballots for which shall read For
statewide prohibition" and Against state
wide prohibition"
The electorate will he the voters who
partc pated in the November 1919, cleo
ton and who are qualified to vote in the
June, 1914, election The vote in the Sen
ate was ~ for and 10 against Lieut.
Gov. Ellyson, as president OF the Senate,
broke the tie, voting ave There VAS one
pair. The vote in the House was 90 to
81
The manufacture OF beer. wine and cider
of less than a. per cent. alcohol is OK
empt from the provisions Of the act pro-
vided same is shipped outside the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

y. Brigham Hall aud William II. Blood
good have leased the store at go West
Forty-s.Nth street for term of years to
Miss Helen Young. women's wear.
NJ n l. Hess have leased the NTH loft
in 2i26 West Thr,leth street to Sper x
ShreiNngcr. and the third loft in l2i East
Eighteenth street to the Siren Embroidery
Company.
The NJ MorGenthau. Jr., Company has
leased the store at 1863 sixth avenue.
part Of the former keSsncr department
store, to the Paula Feather Company
Pease ~ Gilman have leased for Ffnney
n Matthews part of a loft in 1851 West
Thirty-siNth street to the Kent Press and
part Of the store u e. Maiden lane to =
Harness
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NO PINKNEY ESTATE SALE.
'"sti"" CohaInn Denies Mrs. Law.
FENCES APPLICATION for n Partition.

supreme Court Justice Cohalan handed
"pWn decision yesterday denying the
application of Mrs. JUlia Watt Lawrence
helr To onc-third of TIE $4,000, 600 estate
ol h'r aunt Miss Mary q. pinkney. for
an order directing Charles T. Littlencld.
as substituted trustee under the will of
MISS ilnkncN 80 dispose OF the vast
realty holdings of the rinkney estate at
once Mrs. Lawrence based her applica-
non on the contention THAT Manhattan and
me bronN real estate IL decreasing in
Nalu" rather than increasing
In his opinion Justice Cuhalan said
1T Is unfortunate that there has been "a
depression In the NU'Io Of property II
thcrr is present market for the property
II should I've sold II not IL should not be
Sa'rlnred II may u. that during the
coming SpIinE ANA summer months large
oi"'ks ui land outside the so-called
'colprcd bolt may IL. sold Mt fair ana reo-
Sonable figures
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

FEECNp. Emn to Anton s4ilagyI $4,000
LAWYERS TITLE ms = co to Law.
y.rs MtGe Co ......... ....... ..... $4,000
KoLp Benj TO JOS freeman and ano.
n Y CITY MISSION AND TRACT 50.
CiETY TO Title q q T co. ........ si1. 900
LAWYERS MICE co to Virginia : Mscksy.
smith .............. ........... ..... $4,000
TITLE g & T co 20 Yale rni,,rsit!. $4,000
LoWESFELD. Pincus, ana Hnp to state
STOKES. Helen l. l.. 80 IL II Pease 81 200
ELIAS, kath. to Ferdinand " Keller $4,000
NATHAN. Ell VI. 90 rlnkus Nathan. 81
INGRAHAM. Elsie L to bertha /.
Fearey .......... ...... ...... .... $4,000
FISH Annie l.. 90 Frank A Bennett t.oi-
MORRIS PARK ESTATES TO Columbia
knIckerhocket Trust Co,...... ....... 500
T q a r GO to German Savings Bank. COO
HANKEN. Luder. to Evelyn Hanken .... 81
AMER REAL ESTATE co to Chas Wet
,E!Ss%STEy susan 4 TO !. Mtg. Co =: SSS
LANCE, Lydia. 20 German say Rank 81. Goa
RHINELANpER MICE co to Chas u
AMEH MTGh co TO Laura V Hhine.
lander .............. ......... $4,000
PROGER, sophie to l. MtEe co $1,000
ALwELL REALTY co to MAY lie
Wien ................-... 81 900
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seymour t. Cromwell has purchased
ron th" Hyde Realty Company 1863 East
'''"nrih street. a four story Amer
.n basement dwelling on lot 20Nl02 ..
r','"eer lexington and Third avenues.
~ o'ti completes the sale of the row
" 'ol' watts which the Hyde Realty Com
ail purchased in July, 1910, and made
e' INTO high class dwellings. The build
s' included 1863 to 1919 East seventy
,4rN street William NJ sloane pur-
dss' 1861 Theodore Roosevelt. Jr, re-
s.'Y bought 1913 after having occupied
I'' SS months, and Howard Greenley
..T,haS,d lG,. The house bought yes
,,.,na' 10y Mr. Cromwell was held at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
BISCUIT MEN AT THE CENTURY.
Inner Seal Association Of National
Company Hear Opera.

Members OF the Inner Seal Association
OF the National Biscuit Company, mn
organization composed of statesmen and
managers, went TO the Century Opera
House last night with their wives, chill
dren and particular friends 10 near "Hacn-
sci und Gretei and "Cavalleria Rusti-
Gamma and to SEQ the International Ballet
There We're about sin hundred persons in
the party the officials OF the National bis
cult Company occupying the boxes
At the conclusion OF tho triple bill the
party adjourned to the Vanderbilt gold
room for dancing. The big room had
been tastefully decorated for this occasion,
the first on which dancing has been en-
joyed there after the opera Luncheon
was served during the evening
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR Porto RICO
WEIGH & Company. Compialnants, vs.. Central
San Cristobal. Defendant. No. $50 EQUITY
TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE DE-
PENDANT COMPANY:
Notice is hereby gwen that by an order OF
court made and entered on the 2.nd day of
December 1919. you are required TO present
TO the Clerk OF this Court within the period
OF thirty days from the expiration OF this
Advertisement. In due form and under oath,
any claim or evidence Of Indebtedness which
you may hold against said defendant COM
pany. This advertisement to continue for
thirty days from lie nrst publication. All
claims OF indebtedness OF the said company
which shall not have been fled with the
clerk aforesaid in accordance with thi.
notice. shall be deemed barred from any
participation In the assets In the hands OF
the Receiver In the case, subject, however.
20 the power ot the Court which IL expressly
reserved. TO make any other further order as
It may deem equitable with respect 20 such
Indebtedness
Date OF nr.. public alton. January 81. 1914
tsignedl ANTONIO hGUAyO.
Clerk L. 6. District Court.
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PARK & TrLrORD IN LEASE.
Take store TO He built at Madison
Avenue aud 5stb street,

Park & Tilford have taken a lease FOR
fourteen years from May l, 1916, on the
store and basement OF building, the
height OF which has not been determined,
which Paul NJ. Herzog will erect at the
northeast corner Of Madison avenue and
fiity-eighth street. The lease was neeo-
Hated by Taylor BROS. The site of the
proposed building IL plot OF the
Ductschcs Theatre, occupying the block
front on the east side of Madison avenue
from Fifty-eishth to Fiftyninth street.
IL II owned by John y. Crimmins, but IL
under lease to Mr. Herzogs company, the
Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth street
Company.
Park 4 Tilford now have "a store on
Firth avenue between Fifty-ninth and
Sixtieth streets which probably will he
vacated when they take possession Of
their new store
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sun ~. - sun set, 53s Moon rise. 10 "a
mon WAITER rms pAY
SANDY n B 10 . Gov Island n N Hell Gss i?cn
Lu. "'rFr III. nAN
Ssudv R'f ~ no,. Island. $40 iIcil Ga,. -
Arrived FRIDAY, February L.
~ Uoeauic $50 Queenstown Fcbru
ary D.
<, Eurora io II Nau,s. Jnnua 20
- lruUuUis. % e VI. London. January -
~ Crc'sion. : v Car, Ggacios, February 4
~ WI ton !" 80 = VI Mhtanyas February
- SAINT" Ha!'u. 10 = Kingston, Ich-'i-
AIV
:, ~ pa. Galveston. February :.
=. Jefferson. Norfolk February y
- Nsurciou dc I.arriua 90. ltus'on. tcbruarv ~
- Essen, BOSTON. lohruurf ~
- PhWrc". Philadelphia, February I"
ARRIVED FROM NEW NORk
- caro- ris. AT Nunao.
- BarmldIau. ~ Bermuda
- Guiana. a. 81 Thomas
SAILED FOE NrW NOKk
SIS y,d.'r, from Queenstown
g. b.U'trH. fsovl So 'ni illa.
= E'fu,furt from Bremen
nrrGpISg -TrkMSUips
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
DYckNAN CORNER PLOT SALE.

william A. White & Sons ha,, sold
'or August Klips;o!n the plot i0Ovl00
- Inc northeast corner Of Cooper and
academy streets Tn. bu cr il said to
ne a builder who VIII improve the site
WIN apartments of the kind nat have
leen erected in the Dyckinan tract In
ne last few years. Several building sites
mere have been sold to builders in the
tSt ten days which seems to bear out
ne recent prophecies Of realty men and
uNlders that the district was seeing its
ts' u"NS as an open country. This il
4e second property sold by White &
sons N tho upper end Of the city in the
t' tNo weeks. The other sale affected
nree apartments houses on Post avenue
Il'' oas' ~ the @07th street subway
station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
LIS PENDE<S
Manhattan

BROADWAY. s22 to s2i-T!tIe Guarantee
and Trrst GO az, EE tna Tss",y'T yoc ana
al foreclosure OF mortgage atty, II
swain
Trust Co agt Arpad Welsh ct al Go-e-
closure OF MORTGAGE: attys, Bowers ~
l4isT SIR. q. 100 Lenox av. Iooxss Ii
Same agt same foreclosure OF mortgase /;
10Th PHI sr g S'2 Mwten,a Mortgage sccnr,.
ties Corpn agt First Preferred Realty
Corp 81, a! foreclosure of MORTGAGE.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n cor ssth st,
lSSSi o, no ,, EeyAor GO as rr1gre,,
fof "S %. 'n mechanic. en, atty '''a" 10
55rH ST. n e cor Az A, ssxs55--German
Savings Bank In the City OF New York agt
Elsie Max foreclosure of mortgage atty,
al at Il y Life ms co ct al tae,ion TO
foreolose meehanies' iien); attys rhomp-
1857 ST. n $, 1856 e Lenox sv. loOxssI1.
two sctions-Manhattsn Savings Institu-
tion agt Ebay Realty Co ct al ofors-
q Kennedy.
eisT ST. bs! ,;,G, ist az and Az 4, lot
man ct al foreclosure OF tax LEM atty,
MApisoN ST. s5s-Adelaide X Thomas as,
mortgage); atsys, House, Grossm.- 4
1.i isSTi ST. 2ss and 24l w-Rental Az.
Securities Corp agt Inter CITY
Securities Co ct al foreclosure mort
Eage) atty, l. Goodwin.
ANTHONY Az. g. noe n OF i7sd St.
through to Clay Az .. soSs23x7i. 5y
& Construction Co ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage,; atty, II R!ckaby.
dfSEE Ax 'P ao.:n OF Z. M 5SSn Fl CAY ,s
pentcr Jr faction 10 forecioso tax LEM !:
atty, u Moses
ATH ST q i7b n w of W. .bipp,,r IA,
26X166,s part OF lot 80. map OF Village of
Morrissnia -Jacob Littau ct al w Ferdl-
nand Neiger ct al foreclosure of mort
gnyel; atty, l. Susman
RITTER FL ssS OF Union av, 40N
S5,3--Joseph u Dutey vs. Crownhin Con
struction Co foreclosure Of mortgage) /;
u'v, n Lovcnths'
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BECKER DECISION POSTPONED
Court Of Appeals Adtourns- May
Announce Opinion Feb. -.

ALBANY Feb lS.-The Court of Ap-
peals adjourned to-day until Monday,
February %. without handing down any
decisions in tho cases Of former Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker and the four
gunner" convicted OF numbering Herman
Rosenthal. the gambler. in New York city.
Tuesday, the 24th, will bc the nest de
cision day.
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Dr., ,3TH ST. APARTMENT SITE.

" ~ Berwin Co. reported yesterday
nat clients Of their offices will conduct
high class apartment building operation
On sevcnty-ninth street just east Of Lex
sgton avenue. The Bcrwin firm has sold
ne site FOR John Paine. to corpora.
'ou organized by Hyman :. Chrystal and
>.cney rhrystal II consists of plot.
soXl022 40 1j6 20 100 East Seventy.
ninth street, ON the south side. 80 fee.
eist Of Lexington avenue. The plot is now
oye:ed by three four story apartments
on this site the purchasers Will erect %
twelve story apartment house OF most
modern type when they obtain possession
~ october I. 1914. Mr. Palmer. the
tllef IN this transaction. assembled tn.
riot about a year ago through the Der
VII firm and now reseils 1t at substan-
tai profit
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sOTu STREET HOUSE BUYER.

Walter T. Hope, an attorney. Is the
purchaser Of the remodelled residence at
1913 East Eightieth street. sold recently
for Guy Warren Walker by william u.
Nav & Co.
The Markwin Realty Corporation. Fred
w. Marks, president, IL the purchaser Of
the house at l29 East Eightyfourth
street sold ON Wednesday by the estate
Of Louis Lowengood The company now
controls plot 4ot0Xlo2. This liz the
first sale 90 this property since 1865
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tp-Iitsprr0y

For New Jersey snow to-day. fair and
colder o-Inorrow; high northeast shifting to
northwest winds.
f"r northern New England. Increasing
cioldines-, with snow aud rising te,npcrT,.
ture to-day. fair iu west. snow In cast
portion tomorrow. variable winds becoming
strong northeast
For southern NeW England. snow to-day
with rising temperature. fair and colder
except su.ry on the cnast. tomorrow. lisht
northeast go cast winds
For western Sow Yp,k. snow to-day. TAR
90 morrow moderate cus. wind.
new YORK. Feb. l4.--Tho cold us,.
over the Eastern states was broken yes,er-
day, and higher temperatures prevailed N
the south Atlantic and cur states
and northWard over the Teunessc- and Ohio
valleys ana upper lake regions aud advanced
eastward into the middle Atlantic aud Ncc
England states durins tho Day
The centre ~ nigh pressure over
quebec.
The low area from ;he extreme south
west moved eastward and was central over
Missile -ippi, Alabama and Tennessee, causing
rain In the south Atlantic and middle GUT
states and Tennessee Valley. aud snow 10
tho middle Mississippi aud onto valleys and
eastward to the Atlantic const. and In the
upper lake regions
There was atte rain or snow in the
extreme NorlhVcfi. and generally fair
weather prev ugu rjseWherc
H. was colder over the eastern Rock
Mountain slope and in the Southwest
Freezing temperatures reached central
Texas and into South Carolina, and we're
below zero IN tho morning over New York
most 81 Nov Englnud aud the great lakes
n this citv tho morning YVES fair cloud
in the afternoon. warmer. wind. fresh
northwest 90 northeast. average humidit'
80 per cent. barometer, corrected TO resS
80 sea lcVe' 80 \ Nj 10 TO y r Nj
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Ensign Il J 'arstarphen' from the Kan
sas to the Montana.
Ensign W, y, Lamont from aviation duty
to the Mississippi
Surgeon II. Il Hot from the Michigan 20
STICK leave Of absence.
Lieu. J. 9. HilIiard from the Saratoga 10
naval hospital tausvso.
EneiEn -. &. Paitho-p to the pomrey
Passed Assistant SurgeoN " Butte fron
the ElrGno to the Wilmington,
Passed Assistant surgeon NJ Done son
from IN" Wilmington TO olongapo station.
Assistant Surgeon II. q, Davis from navsi
hoapitsl CanacHo IN thS Tlcqno
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STATE OF NEW YORK
CoMpTRoi.IER.s oFFiCF
NOTICE. or TIE 1851 ANCF OF III
NEW DESIGN OF STOCK TRANSFER

I'M STAMVN-
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that pursuant 70 Tie
provisions of chapter sil OF IN. laws o,
1919. ! have provided for the issuance and
exclusive use of new design of stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the
Goth day Of February. 1914. none other than
the new issue or design OF stamps will "a
accepted or made use ol in payment OF the
tax
From February ~, 1914 10 MAY %, 1914
inclusive stamps of the old issue may be
exc hanged with the Comptroller Tor stamps
OF the new design, az IN said act prov ded
WILLIAM SOHMER.
Dated Albany y. Y. Comptroller.
November 10 1913
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Mitchell WATCHES TANGOERs.
spends Afternoon In Atlantic City
visiting the Piers.

ATLANTIC CITY, y j. Feb l3.-Mayvv
John Purroy Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell did
not leave the hotel this evening because #
the snowstorm. In the afternoon, however.
they used one OF the Boardwalk wick"r
chairs for exercise and visited the niers
The Mayor cannot escape reviewing the
ittv-seven varieties ~ tango danctne
A few made social calls on Mayor
Mitchell to-day.
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SCRROGATEs' NOTICES

BENJAMIN BrRGHEIMEE Ia pursuance
OF an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler.
surrogate OF the County OF Sew iorl.
notice IL hereby given to all persons haVilg
claims against benjamin Burgheimer lat.
of the County OF New York. deceased to
present the same with vouchers thereof .
the subscriber. at their place of transacting
business, No. 80 Nassau street. Borough NJ
Manhattan, the city Of New York. on or
before the 9Th day OF June nest Dated. New
York. the :7th day Of November 1919
FLORA ptRGHEIMEK JACOB RUFG-
HrlMEH. oTTO 4 SANIEtS E'n,g'6-.
JACOB NE'MARk. A''orT~v Tor Executors
80 SnSsau street New York civ
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"ESt 9TH STREET Pease a Fill
man have sold for Mrs r. ", Wildes
o. West Eighty-fourth street. near
n'''A'dc Drive, four and one-half
ro'l American basement dwelling, on
n' l'Alo2." The purchaser IL Joseph
frraEhtv Of Rye. y. Y who win
occupy
"HHI l'sFlI STREET-Charles Wynne
,HS sou through Harry Sugarman to
" n Gallinger ily East I05th street.
'Ar'" story ana basement dwelling
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