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fair to-day and to- morrow; oderate SOUTH
west and west winds.
For New Jersey. fate to-day and to.mor-
row: light west winds.
For western New York, fair to-day enc
tomorrow. moderate temperature. nesh
souihwc't winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. ?s-Moderately low
pressure prevailed along the entire northern
border Of the country yesterday, but was
high elsewhere, with centres over eastern
Tennessee and over Colorado and Utah.
These relative positions caused generally
higher temperatures over most of the coun-
try except the Gulf and south Atlantic
states
Rain fel heavily on the west Gulf coast
and showers occurred in the ST Lawrence
valley. the lower lake regions. on the north
Pacific coast and in New Mexico.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
Freezing temperatures occurred In the
morning In western parts Of the carolinss
and In eastern Pcnnsy lvania. New York and
New England.
In this city the morning VAS fair followed
by cloudincss. warmer; wind light to fresh
southwest, average humidity, 81 per cent;
barometer. corrected to road to sea level, al
a. N, 3os7; = NJ. 3o.i3.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the of,clal thermometer. Is shown
| In tkn at,tn
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I'm AVENUE DEAL CLOSED.

That the Adams Express Company is
n" buyer Of the loft building at the
southeast corner OF Seventh avenue and
fourteenth street, as was reported In THE
SUNDAY SUN, was confirmed yesterday
Nneo tho Adams Land and improvement
company which is controlled by the ex-
press company, signed contracts with
leslie Z Palmer and his associates in
we Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth
Street Realty Company to buy the build
me ], IS ,weivc stories, fronting 100 feet
on Seventh avenue and 1861 feet on
Fourteenth street.
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| SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY


bond. Nov .s atty l. T Ins g co; iso
h"'y '''''''' a., ga. 'i'''''
yves, of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
18TH ST, =, 2t2i W sth av. t7iixe2-
Marry Maurer to Jennie Adam ct al eSrs'
$50 W li7th 81. Nov. 23. due Feb. 49, 1918.
c; attys, Arnstein /. 1913 Broad.
soTTRR sT. -. lot 400 map estate Cor
neiiu. RAY. 25xsss--iiush Getty TO Ray
e; atty, tSrp Ky = TTiue In. co. il; broad
pR6SADwAY.' cor " ss,h st, iooiisscs,i-
JaSoS RUPERT Realty corp ss to GrS%0n.
s7so.ooo. Oct. 81. yrs c: atty, q
Co, l76 Bway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NOO'OoV
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north % 10th ST.
10TH S'r. n : as 5th av. 2Ixioo Ii
Louis LYMAN to Katharine Kinssland.
LenoS. Mass. due as PEI, bond: Ncy;. ~;
HIST ST. .. 30 Bvsy. i35xsSii--E.s
En- Cons, Co to Abel King and sno. iis
a.. s'h St T Iss e. PRIOR attn, mtg ' rife
lns co. 1876 Bway .................s $1,000
BronH.
Borough of The Bronx
WASHINGTON Az. 1850. =, assxioa7--
william oConnor to Thomas w Dixso..
G2i Gurnsey Bldg. Syracuse, V, Nov. !.
instan- p :. atty. Thomas W pisson,
uoN EYwEl.L Az. Sc cor iso,n St, sox5o~
Salvatore Anastasio to cross Avenue 60.
Iia church st. prior mtg 81 900. Nov g.
i1sT Ti' ST. az; f. n .sxioo-Eli,aSe,h
PRIOR mtg $4,000. Nov. -, yr. p e:
atty lanes N Levine. 20 Y ga st. 5000
i-reg--jchn NJ ireland 20 Caroline Haren.
2JO1 erosion Az, and dno. trus Nov. %.
yrs; a,y. Frees & McE 5000 Thi,.a
isiST ST. -. zoos vyse av ioox irres-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
DINE REALTY BOARD GOVERNORS
Many Pay Tribute TO Good work
Of Retiring OfncinIs.

The complimentary dinner to W. J. Van
Pelt, Warren Cruikshank and l.. A. Tired
Wei. retiring governors. and Laurence NJ
~ Mcclure. reelected pre- sident by the
Real Estate Board of New York at the
New York Athletic Club brough, together
SVo brokers, operators and lawyers. John
y. Goldng was postmaster. Addresses
were made by William H. Page. president
OF the New York Athletic club President
OF the Board Laurence VI. Il. Mcclure,
William II. Chesebrough, Joseph T. Day
and Congressman jefferson NJ Levy.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BRADSHAW 4 CO. corporation. dealer
fourth street. has made an assignment
70 samson A schneider. a petition In
hankruptcy was also Med AGAINST u
insolvent, made preferential payment
$1,000 and transferred assets $1,000. Thse,
IS 1914. with capita stock $4,000 with
John l.. Bradshaw, president. and Chris-
ls said, was formerly treasurer OF smith.
Gray & CO., the clothors The corpora
ton leased the. building formerly occn;
pied by John Forsyt ~, Inc. which had
been pu' into bankruptcy IN August.
1914, Archibald Palmer ATTORNEY. for The
petitioning creditors. said that the cor
porstion had run behind IN The rent ex.
penses were heavy and trade dun since
ihe war. and after consultation with some
Of III" larger creditors u vas deemed be-'
to make an assignment samson \
Schneiicr.. 'he assignee. Is president Of
'acturors Association. NJ. Palmer cstl-
mated The liabilities ~ $4,000 and assets
farricrs at I. w.St Thir,y-"es"Hd stree.
hav" made an asslenm"nt 20 charles
1895 and the partners are Louis Meyers
and Maurice l. Farh.r. Henry II silver,
liabilities arc ,i2 900 al assets sac 900
STERNSHEtM BROS manufacturers 81 furs
at ITO west Thirti.th street, have made
an assignment 20 samuel Nahau- T"o
petitions in hankruptcy wer" also Mod
against them. i.hhl'ues arc said N he
are Joseph and Abraham Sjcrnsheim
FRANK NJ RANDALL petition In bsnk-
Tnnp,GGs ma 3ecn M 'F,,n', t5snE Wv,
Flfty.sccond street IL maie an assign
tn 3. s; So 3 6cc r. i q, 600 are said
FULTON ALBERT CORPOR ALTON. builder.
OF so5 Fi,'h Avenue. has made an assiEn.
petition in BANKRUPTCY was also Hlsd
;s"5c Tn. aS" ar. I"I 10 si
- 4
CoRTEtYoU INVESTING COMPANY. f<C
A petition In bankruptcy has hNen iiled
against the Corteyou Investing Company.
i97. Su',asr ~ 90 h.snge ,. J., va.
and made preferential payments $500. The
company ~" inGorI,oretrd ~ May. l'la
huild three apartment houses IN Corf4lyou
road, F'atbush. which we're stopped Il Is
,h.r c 90" be- fr ANA H DSoE
would ne worth considerably more than
IL mortgage on them. which aggreEat"
MORRIS ! sTpNE{s a petition n bank
ssm.ni ' on FS cy.G! lie a i1i en- s ss
JOSEPH SHElMAN 4 .peu'irn IN h'rk-
E r2S,y h'. ,o c'ra as IT, f.n n l@s+g -
.,-.e' =" mad" so assignment or So
ROSE. ALSO KNOWS A. RosAL1Np. En-
avenue. hts sled ! p-ti''ou IN bank-up' y
WIN HahiflHs N2'.ltS ana no 7-s"'s \
peiNnn m h'nkrNn'.I "9S W"i NJ ''N~,
ne, l'' "ih''r %. lNoh N0I.n W. '.o-"l
N'".t q US g. anl a p',.I,i, ''
~" - r "N " I'. ''''''' WIN
:, -, ,,,,S..--,> - ,.. $1,000
:, -. ~, - "Hnr.L >',t 't"u
W - ""s' NN"'E u-,' H,rIN' - a.
= P-,t''ou 40 'e"N. up''N "iN Nt oll'"7
:, ~ go F., an ~ nl'h.
',.pI'UE ~ ~ 90. 80 MtIl,on aNeu.e
Ustrri,,,n Psd. ION IN 'lA,.p''N =, WIZ N
tilb i,ies ~ 2eo r. .,,f,lrrrn, an a Ease
pftfrIp y Gprr,<RI-p,. 1b,cr Ir u.s.
r,sfs. .u,driss = ~ IeS.> ,ya,.,s IA.
1raI ne,,,,,, ,, b,,l-,r,,, ,,,.I -,
,t.t,t,s q, %, ,-4 ...o.. as D., .r,u,,s
sch.duI.. IL, v,,Lru,,,,
RANGS tABpRATDR - lNC ~ 80 W-s'
Twenty second street fIah.,i'Io- SO ~
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

pEARL ST 5ai--Urbnn 4 Subnrban Con,
tracting 60 agt Chns Il Quackenhush OF
al, Jan 90, 1914 .................. $500
SANE PRorERTY--Nortolk Lumber GO agt
same. Jan :, 1914 .,..,..,..,.,..... sSO4 d
ST, l22e-Henry AIRS Sons
iron Wo,ks agt Hannah sw'enc2 81, a.
SAME rRoPERTN--H L Asthoimer CO. Inc
dgt same, Jan le, 1914 ,,.,,...,,,... ,s7i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
hRoNN FLAT AND DWELLINGS.

rams we're filed In The Bronx yester-
gay hY u" fremont Architectural Com
r''H for tie erection of a i've story tenc-
.''t "u the south side OF l7ith stree,
-' Feet east Of Nelson avenue. l. will he
"" pot poSsl.l0. Henry Cleand, Inc IL
~" Owner The building win cost si5 900,
"' anne dive lings also have been
I'hn"d 10 be- built on the west side of
vincent avenue 10 feet north Of Layton
avenue, hv Gabrielle Del Claudio They
N.' hN -lNiS feet N, w, Del Claudio,
We architect, estimates the cost at 1000,
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APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsHED.

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to rent, fur.
nished. beautiful apartment, seven rooms
two baths, In exclusive Admission Apart
ments. seth street and Broadway. Family
must leave city and are satisfied to rent this
beautiful apartment to some reliable person
AZ very reasonable figure. Apartment Is FUR
nished eNquisitely and IL complete in every
detail For Information call at apartment
"a or phone Riverside $40. References
must he furnished No children.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

There was no change in the quotation
for standard graduated sucI" Yesterday.
but the market was easier in tone. While
rcfners continued to quote $40, this price
could merely be considered nominal, as
quantities were available under that fig
ure The quotation on raws was UNI
changed at i.n5 prOmrt snIrment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
CITY HOUSE TENANTS.

Pease q Gilman have leased furnished
for Frederick VI. Hoyt the four story
and basement dwelling at 1lo East Sew
enty-third street to Mrs. George S. Choate
and for Mrs. Francis Winthrop OF Lon
don the four story and basement dwell
ing at 40 East Sixty-ninth street fur
nlshed. to Charles G.. Meyer Of the Cord
Meyer Company.
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GREAT NECK HOME SITES.

-" Mcknisht Realty Company has
sid ~ the Estates Of Great Neck. l.
J. plot fronting 1870 feet on
Bay View avenue. opposite the Great
Ne golf course, to +. L. Du Bosque.
Who viii erect Il Dutch Colonial house
at cost OF $4,000 for the house and
and also TO A bert Hagstedt a plot hav-
ine front &c of so feet on Cedar Drive,
near the entrance to the estates. upon
which an English half timber house with
garage will be erected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
LIS PE>DFSS.
Manhattan

iIsTH ST, 2o7 E-Mnn4 G Goddard ag'
Beatrice ! O'Connor ct Al (amendei fore
closure Of mortgage; atty. + de p Foster
LUDLOW ST. " :, 1854 n Of stanton -.
25lx67 6--Samucl ErshoV sky agt Stuvve-
SAINT + Morris 81 al ,action to register
title, &c) a;tys. Reeves & Todd
18TH ST. =. 100 q e OF I'd av, 81 .6xi0o,s--
Romm Realty CO e. al ,forec'osure 81
mortgagel; attys, Baldwin. Fisher &
i3STH ST 100 w--MolIe Hrshfeld az,
Lillian Field et al foreclosure Of mort
gage; atty, II \ lssacs
ilTH ST. 10 W--Federal Estates Corpn aFt
Joseph kernhauser ct amended fore
MANHArTAN AZ; cor io6th =, l7.2Nio
Az Co ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
attys. Cary 4 Carroll
l03p ST III E-Anna Goldman aRt John II
Bpdn" ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
attys, Arnstein Levy
Lot So block 80. map Of EdenVsld, e+,h
Ward-Heury lsaacs agi George \ Mosher
ct a toraclobure of mortgage. attys.
Epstein & Rosenberg
LOT ~. Westerly h!lf. map Of village ~
Melrose South--Mary OGorman ag,
Charles l. Schsb ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagel; atty. W g Arnold
LOTS lt4-l45. map OF III lots portion Of
Downing estate-,ius,sv Grossman VS.
Of mortgage attys. Hottenro;h & cham
18th ST. cor Avenue e. lO5x?eO--
Ehling Brewing co vs. Albert Buttner
e. a. foreclosure Of MORTGAGE atty,
J c stein.
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Frederic +. Lewis has bought the
country estate OF 252 acres known as the
sN'er Spring Ridge al Rldgeheld. Conn,
ron b. f. Watkins. who recently took
y 10 Exchange for his residence with six
te"n acres at Rye The property was
held q. $4,000
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LEASING COUNTRY PLACES.

john F. Scott has rented for the Frank
Cotter Company the dwelling at the south.
east corner of Georges Boulevard and
Brewers Point Branch. woodmere, l.. /.
to Edward : Twining. Jr
Pease x Gilman have let to Albert
Blum the house of Richard Wainwright: at
Rye, " Y.
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RYAN PROPERTY NOT SOLD.

The recently published report that Will
IAN N Moore and Charles l.. Murtha.
JF, hdf purchased the Ryan property at
nam stree, Concourse and Creston ave-
Ile proves 20 he without foundation,
..'0e, H'ereStS have been negotiating with
NE t@a" heirs for the properly. but no
oeal ua, been concluded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

cant NJ /. Brls'o. TO director ~ naval
acruuAutirs. NtNy Department
lieutenant Commander " Gay from
Chnr}a4tou yard 20 command the Rcnham
Lieut. Is. waiting to charge ot navy aero.
.uIutics station, rensa'oia.
Lieut. j W Hayward from the olympia
to Charleston yard
Lieut. . \ Heal from naval station.
Tutuiln Samoa. 10 treatment naval ho~pita ,
iir, Il Y Mcrandii.h 70 the Virginia
Ensign W II SNYDER from Washing on
ward to IN" pes Molues.
Ensign T. \ stevens from the Mime
sofa to- training station, Norfolk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
Customs Receipts, sGOe.OS2.s5.

The total receipts FOR duties at the Gus.
tom House yesterday were $500, aS2,s5. Of
which Sl7A,llA.20 WAS for merchandise
W thdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s42s,s6S.85 for recent importatlons.
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pARK COMMISSIONER TO TAIk.

The Washington Heights Taxpayers
Association will meet tomorrow evening at
I5s West l5Sth street and will he ad-
dressed by Park Commissioner Cabot
Ward
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Nrmy and Navy Orders.

wASH1NGTON, Nov - ARM orders
issued were;
First Lieut. W T. Currier Coast Artillery.
FROM Fifty- ,econi Company 20 Fort stevens
Oregon. 81 report to commanding ottir'f
coast lstrurcs
lon, col Y \ Root. unassigned % Six.
tecuth Infantry
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RUNs EDGEMERE SITE.

The Lewis n. May Company has re-
sold for Morris Asinof two lots on the
east side Of Beach avenue. Edgemere. L.
], 10 a client, who will erect a two and
half story brick bungalow FOR occu-
FANCY.
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with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney)
Downtown.
South II Fourteenth ST
ST 49, G--Harnah !
Kronnchor to Premium Holding Corpn. lf9
church s., Nov u, yr. ~ 9 g attys,
Diamond 4 A ~ Park ROW ,,,,,'0 600
BnpOME 81, y :, 80 g Columbia -, q ~
100 solomon Rtsgaier to Moses Gross .
Az u. Nov -, install y g; attys Bogart
& H. 81 Park Row $500
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth aN between Fourteenth and
10Th stsl
SoTU ST. n = 200 " let Az, .bXlO?.?--Hl
Innscr 10 BrouN Security \ brokerage 90.
:.N " lou. =" 80 ."S''" - ',oSo
PARK Az = ;; ,?5,G S5th st. 5lXSs 9
com hiurd Real Estate Interests 20 Rowery
saw Pk i9s Bowcry Nov 90, yrs, ~
p q, attys, Cadwalador, " T, 40 Wall
,oiru sT n s. g5s Park ay sSxioo.iiw
Agudsth Achim MPlock society to Law
ycrs Mtg Co, 50 bberty 81, due as per
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REAL ESTATE.
Homer Foot, Jr.
REAL ESTATE
AGENT BROKER
7 East AID Street
Transit Building
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~~-~-~~~>~~~~~-~~~-----~~~-~~
PARTY holding an equity In connection
with Lone leland real estate II prepared 10
offer bargain for cash. Property located at
Brentwood For details address CPFOR-
TINlrN. box ~ Snn ofiirs
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DESK ROOM.

'>~--~~N~-~
DESK ROOM or mail privilege In neat
clean office. best loCation in New York
Room 33s. 80 church St, y. Y, Hudson
Terminal Buildings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

Highest temperature. 30 A. N y. VI
Lowest temperature. az. Al 8 a "
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

AV A. s7e 3 cor 23d st. joo-5O9 y. 2A9x
H. ali william Schiilngmann to John i.
Ktssler 1874 18TH st. I-l2 yrs from sept,
i. 1914; atty, Fred kessler' % John
9TII ST. =, l22,t " Bway, 2GXe2.s' the
land--rrustees of sailors snug liarhor to
/ A Townsend, 1rvington. Y, yrs from
May l. 1913; address, Wall ST.. $1,000
skTU ST III W a'l--Iillan q hamilton to
Rem amin II Wasserman. III W Ssth 81 .
yrs from oct. |, lt,,.,,.,;,.,,. $500
an Az ia40 store, bsmnt and rear part
collar; "a ay l;.:, rear par, OF storeMEs ~.
90 al NV yrs from May l. 1915. attys,
Iaburg Bros, 10 Leonard .......$2,lG0
,TU Az 6Ot sos al--LnuIsa Berlo ct al. TO
uorn & Hardart co, 500 W 5Oth ~, 2lig
yra from May !, 1915, atty, Title ms
co, 1875 Bway .....t.t'.. ''''''.' sl2,o""
Bronx.
WESTCltESTER AZ, n " cor Hcroga Nv, .:
ms stufc--ChhrlcS Il peVermann 20 James
Nastersun 9383 Lyon av, 10 yrs Il months
from Nov. 81, atty w VI stewart, 1899 I'd
M:I.RosE Az. M, store stephen Kraser
10 Henry Kuver ga y 1874 st. yrs from
pee, /, 1914. atty, Harry kuver, sSt r.
1881 st...........'''''''' 10 sfso
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9th ST, l26-i2s W-Charles Phelock ag,
carolyn sweeney owner. Edward EFeu-
berger. contractor (renewdN ........sl,i o.
9TH ST. al E--Hyman Rosen agt Moses
Zimmerman, owner; Bronx Roof Main
tcusnce CO. Inc, contractor ..,.....,..f16
llsTH ST 236-23s W--Aome Metal Cell
ing co agt Thompson j Flint, Jesse
r Morgan, Frederick W Flint and VIM
u Flint, owners. Rosen Building Go, CON
tractor Observation-Disclosures, 81 80
SAME pRoPERTY-slme as, Thompson
J Flint, Jesse = Morgan, Frederick W
Flint and VIM II Flint, owners; SIN &
9TH ST. lis E---Ahraham Reisner ct al sgt
Fanny Levy, owner. Fenrose Contracting
Co, Joseph Feinbers & Louis Rosenberg.
lsoTH ST, III to III W--l.ouis cantor ast
Alice Tompkns, owner Maurice But
i.OYH sT. III to i5s VI pattern GO agt
simon Moors, Holding Co. owner y .eon
RfvERsIDE DIR iis-AuFust r. Ackert ast
: Real Estate Security Co. o,wner 4
10th ST. 5sj & 537 E--Nor,hcrn Cornice
q Roofing 60. Inc, agt Edwin shuttle
worth. owner. Giuseppe Fusco lessee \
contractor .......,.r,'.. '.''.'''..' 'S2oO
Bronx.
iTsD ST. II s. $50 Webster av. 5oxs5-
Michael cerussi agt simplex Improve.
ment co. owners & contractors ,..., $3.50
ST AIMS Az 342--Michael Ceruss agt
solomon schuback, owner; william Mur,
e4GTH 81 n = - W Livingston av. "
John Clancy agt Sayer. owner; r II
Fraser Co. contractor .....+,,.,,,, SO ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

Thcrc Was retired Yesterday ~ the 10.
cal Suh-TroasurN by tive New York har ks
s5.03i. 0o0 In emergency curr"nc' THIS
makes total Of s71l3oS2o since the be-
ginning OF the movement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

COMPANY and Term stock Amt P'vahl".
Tonopah Belmont peN''-
raiway st.e, Spring.
quarterly ......... ..... pa ~ Dec 81
Montana row"r, quar-
terry ......... ..... pfd -. Ian. {.
terly....... .......... com 'i'c Jan, I.
Elcc'rlc Properties cor
poration four months. pfd go Dec. 10
Booth Fisheries. quar-
terry .......... .... pr - Jan,
F-ccport Gas qu,rterlv.. r'd ~ %. Dec. !
Liggott Myers To
bnccO, quarterly ...... pfd -. - Jan. :
La Belle Iron works,
quarterly ...,.......'.. pfd 1900 Dec q
standard Chain. quar-
terly. ..,...,., ..,.- PA To- Dec, 81
Chicago Telephone, quar-
terly ... ..... ........ --- 9rs Dec. 81
Plymouth Rubber quar-
terry 49,. -. rfh u. - Dec. +
city * suburban Homes,
sepli annual ...... ..... -.---- go Dec. I
Childs Co, quarterly .... com ~. r. Pee "a
Chlds Co. qunrtery .... pa a.. RI Dec, 10
Pettthoue -Mul'iken, quar-
terry .....,.. ..,.'.... pf "a. e Ian. .
Pettihone- Muniken, quar-
terry .....,....... NJ ia - Jan. .
Northern Pipe Line semi.
annual ....,. ........ ---- IS no Jan. %
Mn arhusetts Electric
Co.'S seml.annuai ..... pfd s. 90 Jan I
Bostou, Revere Beach
and Lynn Railroad
quarterly .,.... 81 % Ian, I
HAYWOOD Bros, x wake
neld. ...,...-. ........ com So 90 Dec !
Nashua Munufscturing
semi annual ........ -S25 90 Dec. /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

BOSTON Nov r. Transactions on the Eos
ton curb 10. day were follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

AIOTS kOT.M 4 10 y UTUUfTne " credIf0Tr
gold chains A. ~ Maiden '5ur, was Nclt
Nest.rda, At tho office of william Allen.
referee IN bankruptcy. ~ - wal street
MANY claims were Mod aud HNnr,
singer vas elected trustee IN bankruptcy
with bond 90 $4,000 It1Nii'lN' we're
yIOn so-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New England.
fair to-day and to- morrow; moderate SOUTH
west and west winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

ABRAHAM KALRFEl.p CREATOR IN drv good
~ .o2? Third avenue. has made nm a.
s-rnlnnnt 20 NnmrA y I-.nL.M-L---
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address of lender and
attorney II attorneys name Is omitted ad-
dress party OF the second part)
Dow ntown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

Judge Hand ma granted discharges from
bankruptcy go Dietrich Ni,nrNer saloon
hotel a. 1873 ami lSl7 Pprk avenue, "a
utilities So. aeN tnt - phNip : Hc-hurre~
Jr, 1925 second avenue liabilities t,ao9
Nssippment
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MORTGAGES.
South u Fourteenth ST.

with name and address Of lender ana
lenders Attorney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26

J. MARCUS WoppWtRkiN'i COMPANY
Judge HAND Va rpuf-Wri composition
~ 'hs ! Marcus Woolwn-kiug Company
~ 252l Bronx boulevard with creditors ~
100 cents on the dollar IN notes running
from, ave % fourteen mouths Liabilities
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16

Evidently Roger Sullivan isn't 60
ing to get by without real fight.
w. J. Bryan, in Fhe commoner,
urges Illinois Democrats to, get to-
gether and lick Sullivan.
Bryan's opposition may switch
Hearst to Roger-you never can tell.
But just listen to one thing Bryan
says:
Roger Sullivan may be expected
to marshal under his banner every
element interested in the misuse of
government"
Go to it, men. Give us Democratic
harmony even if you have to fight
for it.
1t is in order now for Sullivan to
tell what he thinks of Bryan.
What interests are opposed to Pres.
Wilson's demand for repeal of free
canal tolls?
Standard Oil, U. S. steel, the sugar
trust, the railroads and their servant,
w. R. Hearst.
Judge Gary, boss of the steel trust,
is a frequent guest at the Hearst So
cial functions in N. Y.
As for Mexico, why intervene now?
If we must ultimately take posses
sion and kill off a lot of 'em, the
longer we put it off the fewer of 'em
We'll have to fight. go
For they'll kill each other as long
as we keep hands off.
There is, that virtue, anyhow, to
the policy Of watchful waiting.
A safe rule tor voter to follow is
to find out all he can about each of
the candidates, and then vote for the
one he believes. will best represent
the people.
The election of an alderman is of
sufficient Importance for the voters
in, each ward to get together as
neighbors and discuss the candidates
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16
SECOND EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN

OGSOIyD Ely : IN~O8NINh- ~ VI " ~
Toxic, March 16.-A number of
persons were killed, and considerable
property. destroyed in an earthquake
which occurred on the Island of
Hondo. Sixty bodies were found in
the basin of the Omono river, near
which 800 houses were destroyed.
AS a result of the earthquake a
copper mine at Tsupnmdato collapsed
and it is feared the workmen were
entombed. This is the second disas-
trous earthquake in Japan in two
months