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The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

IL
xuUuk Independence hall Thousands have
made their rsvsrent pilgrimage
thither from distant places a to 8
NWX sacred shrine and yet great many
are unfamiliar With the history Of
the most f.mous ediflce IN America They may
= i7s1. ana that IN those days the plan Of Il
- coasI6ersd m paiatially ambitious that its
ne.l1Atn. -. httsrlv opooaed - those Who. Ike
80. flinnana vife verc a. I frugal mind. The
cost vas Sie $50. and the wsnss that were added
A. vear. sstevvrrA h.onsht the total amount To
~ - nc.haies. sh.re -. r,.nv vho 6uhious-
~ shooh thslr ~. Il he exfr.vasaucs. what
cun-l1 49, ~. t1Dnrkt a. cItvs Hall Occupying
.sv.r.l No. ~ coeti.s II 90 90,
AlsAs.sA 4. ~ irreSi.tslv nrsRsvoutionary
~ ~ - .ev,nr. sncn.h. - Iorr s.llerv
.s.sairs "a ofsen Men the scene a. .revelry
- .s-a1s A~so..' ~. t,,,.. sh.t srt.A rrer.a
scr,. - ,7se The m.yor Wu,,sm Alien. invited
-, ~ mn. AeIph,. - s.e,e. n I7be the s..
--s,. -. nn.s,rc. r,sr.v . ma, rret.rstous
hsrcr.t. ana s.sin IN f7sT' iord Ioudon com
.sr~sr.ir.rhi.s - ~. ,sss.sv.s sorces An Amer
-. - ,svs-h,. .res,,.iroN .rA ,he urinviteA
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Wien ,hs Ar, consre.. mat In ph,lade,phla.
!. ira snsrs - a.umrsrou, collation.. IN
- shsv S,.rr sh.,r sossts cannon we're nred q,
s.s.s..s 4. -. 80. !, Msms.,.s nm. ml.hIs
s~sh.. ra - n.,, 49, - ~. 800. ~
ess.s .,.hc,.,s ns.nr... hsc.m. ,hs nr,son a.
80 AS:sss. osscsrs c.,srrsd m ,he bsttIe Of
ns.-s..a.. - ss.s. ~ h,,,sn, ana ~ pr.rav.
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49, -. -. .,,ss. - h.r,,r h.r. = 1 r.csrs,cn
!. ,s,ss 80 49, -. 1870. - Sohr Aasms ana
Ah,ss..n Is,sclr ~. n .,s,s
Ts.. !. I'm \. -, that ~ .oc,,, and h,.,ov,c
.~cr,s,.c.. - =. .d,nrs ~ irr~msr.he. ie.v.
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h..s.. . ~, - srronncs their snoch.mstinr
.s""in.,a. - ~ .orsS A. .o,n =. ~. h",,d,r.
- $4,000 !. 80. !. 80 ~,.rrs1 ~ NV :
800 na..s 70, ~. s1,os.ss. :, sccrorv-
:. ...ss~..v. az" 4. 49, s.s.h, ~ s...sn,
- ..sssss 800 go 80 .s,.ssss.,.. .Nss ~
.sr.s. COS. O. Il. stats Aoa.. had Imposed :
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nsopes seassaae - lays wee tAiak
vhee eaa . ~ us1sos vleAeas = tAe
49, llGlnsbtnG aAybe1y - aaytAlAg
enoGoe ysus 80 eease = ss1ss. Ne
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1DoS ee9ne NJ
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cRlMG ON lMcRgAoe.

Colncidsnt With the oAcially report.
"a fearful spread Of alcoholism In
France h the terrible iaessass Of
crime. and the rscommsaAattoas q
how Il can bsst ~ co0batsd; also
the iacreasiag number e eAil1leos
families. d which there ars. i.seo. 100
IN that eonntry. with 1,oe7.eeo that
have but 60 eAll1 saeA.
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almost % Il came from Jc6ersoas hands, though
. fsw passages were expunged which. Il was
feared. might give o6snse to Americas much.
needed frisnds In the mother country.
On The Fourth Of July all the delegates except
thoss 81 New York Whose Representatives signed
. few days later) had appended their names 70
the document and had pledged their lives. their
fortunes and their sacred honor in the cause Of
liberty. Then came the moment for the Song Of
the Bella song whose revcrberations shall not
cease TIM tho last page Of American history has
been written.
Truly prophetic was the biblical motto which
Isaac Norris 10 said to have chosen for the bell:
Proclaim liberty throughout the land and to all
the Inhabitants thereof" And rapturously did
the assembled multitude and the distant patriots
receive the announcement Of the bell. that at
last the Is colonies had become the 10 United
States. and the days Of the dominion Of the for.
eign opprcssor were forever past
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

NTIL the year 177S the historic
shrine Of American liberty In Philar
delphia was known - the State
house: but after that II was called
Independence hall. Thousands have
made their reverent pilgrimage
thither from distant places Q to .
sacred shrine. and yet . great many
ARE unfamiliar with the history Of
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

coov o. oAlooM llcGMog.
Pr svsry $50 salsea liesaes noasy
Dai1. eae ~ usse learn 70 lslnk
ngsse.
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Incoming ycsscIs-By wireless.

IS Lapland. Liverpool passed Fire Island
nj 10 ~ last night will dock early this morning
SIS CITY OF - Louis, savannah. 80 miles
Sa Zula san Juan, 90 miles south OF sandy
Hook NJ noon. - -.
6 Cnamn. San Juan 81 miles sou'h OF
Sandy Hook AT noon,
IS Arapahoe. Jacksonviue, II miles norm OF
ST Johns bar at +.
S. Mllnockrt. stockton passed Cross Rip
light shin At +. VI.
S. SABINE. MOBILE, 10 miles south Of lamps
SIS Nelson. Port A,,hnr sl' mile. south of
Sandy Hook AT y " -
IS Mohawk jacksonville, lSa miles south
of SANDY Hook M + NJ
SIS Inrimer with Conemaush, Port Arthur'
rs miles south ~ Diamond Shoals AZ noon
s. Borcnauu san Juan. 793 miles south o.
S. segnrsnca Havana, els miles south Of
Sandy Hook M noon
- Alabama, Tammco, 80 miles "eH OF
TOrtugas NJ noon. 80 -, .-..X
IS Georgian. San FRANCISCO LIN miles soutn
Of san Pedro At : y " . -.
"a Edgar u Vance. san Francisco VI
miles north NJ Colon at y NJ n,,
IS Relay, Galveston Il miles eaN OF hllIs
horo az =
S. Fl Oricute. Galveston 81 miles eou,h ~
Jupiter ~ noon
Sc Creole New Orleans, FOL miles SCUM OF
Jupter III noon.
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Live stock Market.

FRIDAY. November g.
Receipts OF bceves 2,33S head, in
Guiding 80 cars for the market. Choice
heavy steers we're higher; others steady,
bulls active and strong: cows steady to a
fraction higher. Poor TO choice steers sold
OF So 5OdtlO 80 per 100 lbs; oxen at $3.50 a
s.. bulls At SOS cows at ts2sdt7.
Dressed beef was higher. with city dressed
native sides selling at l.n albhc. per ID
ReCeipts " calves were 294 head, and
there were 2gi an sale. Ncals were Arm to
81 higher; grasscrs and yearlinBs higher.
common 20 choice Veals sold at s. 50n
tiS per 100 lbs; culls at '7dH; grassers at
s5d S.: yearlngs at IS city dressed vesls
we're hrmer at ltGlsLc.; country dressed
steady at II "a ibc. dressed grassers selling
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're sass
head, including I'M cars for the market
Trade was active and prices higher. with a
good clearanoe OF the pens. Common to
Choice sheep sold at So f5aB per 100 lbs. !;
culs at iSdtSbo, lambs At N.b0at9 49,;
culs at t6ns7, Dressed mutton nrm at
sul2c. per H.; dressed lambs at i3q lbc, ;
country dressed dollhouse lambs lower at
S70ts per carcass
Receipts Of hogs were S4la head; all for
slaughter with the exception Of a few head.
Market higher and good medium weight
hogs sold at ISIS per 100 lbs. Country
dressed hogs Arm at ! Zee. for medium to
light weights.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-william Crawford. Plaintiff. against
John Curcio and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF n judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
18TH day OF October, 1915 /. the undersigrsd.
the referee In said judgment named, vii
sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Salesroon, No. lA-is Nesey street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York
O'Clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady,
Auctioneer, the promises directed By said
judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows;
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel o..
land with tho building thereon erected
situate In the borough Of Manhattan, city
OF New York. bounded and described as fol.
lows:
PEGINSrNG At a point on tho southern
side OF East one hundred and Tenth stree,
distant one hundred and twenty i've Gesl
feet westerly along the same from the cor
nNr formed nv the Intersection % the south
erlv side Of One hundred and Tenth stree,
and the westerly side Of First Avenue: run
ming thence snutherly. parallel with 'hs
westerly side NJ First Avenue. and part Of
the way through a party wall. one hundred
feet eleven inches, 70 the centre line ~ IN.
block: thence westerly along the saii centr.
line Of the block. twenty nve feet. thence
nort"-,ly parallel with tho said westerly
eleven inches ~ the Houtherly side NJ East
one hundred and Tenth Street: thence east
erly along tho southeriy side Of East one
hundred and Tenth street twenty nve $50
feet. to the point or place ~ beginning.
Dated, New York October 10. 1914
JOHN r O'RYAN Ret.r~-
BOWERS 4 SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Is Cedar Street, Manhattan, New York
The fonowin. Is, diagram Of tn. prop.
East 1ioth Street:
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK COUNTY HOLDING COMPANY
Plaintiff. against BELLE J. BARNES and
another. Defendants.
and sale, duly made and entered In the
above- entitled action and hearing date the
.sth day OF October, 1910. I. tho under
signed The referee in said Judgment named.
WI sell At public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom, No lA-l6 Nesey street, In Tire
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York;
o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH +.
DAY, Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment to he sod, and therein de
scribed as follows Ali. that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land, with the buildings
ana Improvements thereon erected, situate.
lying and being IN ne borough of Man
County and State Of New York. bounded and
described a. follows:
HEGlNNING At a point on the essterly
side Of Riverside Drive distant twenty i've
t35) feet southerly from the corner formed
by the Intersection Of the southerly side OF
Eishty-seventh eIth) street with N"
party wall and parallel with Eighty seventh
ts7th) street, one hundred uo0l feet
thence southerly and parallel with Riverside
terly and again parallel with Eighty seventh
ts7th) Street and part Of the way through
TO the esstery side Of Riverside Drive. and
thence northerly, and along the easterly side
NJ Riverside Drive twenty three C2O feet
to the point or place NJ beginning.
Said premises being now known by the
street number one hundred and Forty-siS
G46 Riverside Drive
Dated, New York. ootohsr 20, 1911.
MERRILL a RoGERs, Attorncys Tor Pain
TIM, 100 Broedway, Borough OF Man
erty 10 he soldi
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

s.aUson & Hobbs have leased for n
'N-u % years for Mrs, f. S. Dyer to
K = Herman the four story high stoop
dwelling at 1877 West Eightieth street,
Cor term of years the three story high
s'oup dwelling at 129 West Eightieth
s'roe' for A :. Darlington to f, VI. Bowen
r0d tho four story American basement
dwelling at 235 West tooth street, fur
rshod for the season. for Mrs, NJ. e.
C'HIesen to X T. Shaw,
ludwig G Trauhe has leased the dwell
'-- a, 50 East Ninetieth street 10 X. f.
CARROLL OF the Fiss, Doerr 4 Carroll Horse
.nmpsuy.
Elcctus T Rackus has leased the dwell
nC At liz West Ninety first street "a
Airs. Louisa II Newklrk,
J a. English has leased 10 William
ana Mary l.. Fletcher the dwelling
A. o3O West Forty-eighth street
Porter 4 Co. have leased for the ~
sharum Company 10 Joseph Pollard the
'N-ce story brownstone dwelling at II
t.tst is0th street
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roRECLosuRE SALES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nh

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Betty uusthal Plaintiff, against
Giuseppe zito and others, Defendants,
In pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF october, 1914, |. the undersigned,
the referee in said judgment named. Will
sen at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom, No li-ls Vesey street, In the
Borough 81 Manhattan. city OF New York,
on the 18th day Of November. 1914. at II
O'Clock noon on that day. by Henry Brady,
Aucuoneer, tho premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold, and therein described
ss folowsi
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the building thereon situate in
tho Borough OF Manhattan city OF New
York, bounded and described as follows
BEtlNNlNG at point on the southerly
eide of East one hundred and Tenth street
distant one hundred G00D feet westerly
along the same from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the sou,herly eide Of One
hundred and Tenth street and the westerly
sidt OF First Avenue; running thence south
erly parallel with the westerly side OF First
Avenue, aud part OF the way through A
party wall, one hundred feet eleven inches
10 the centre line Of tho block: thence west.
ery along the said centre line Of the block
twenty nve feet. thence northeriv, parallel
with the said westerly side Of First Avenue
and part OF tho way through another party
wall: one hundred feet ei-ven inches. to the
southerly side Of East one hundred and
Tenth street; thence essterly along the
southerly side Of East one hundred and
Tenth street, twenty Ave feet to the point
or place q beginning
Dated. New York October 10. 1914
JOHN + O'RYAN. Refer..
BOWERS a SANDS. Attorneys Tor Plain,i-
- Cedar Street Manhattan, New York
The following 4, diagram Of the prop
East iioth street:
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NEW FIRM FOR 23D STREET.
broadway Concern Takes 10000
Feet In Flint BuiIdipu

The firm OF Leonard !. Carpen,er aud
Hell Stsrn have rented for the estate
or william e. Schermerhorn the store
basement and first three lofts i'm tha
building at IS to ~ West Txe,,v.tbird
street. through to % to 2S West Twerty-
fourth street, to =. Steinfeld A GO i'm .
porters and jobbere. Tho buIldinc Co.,.
formerly occupied bv the ,;oorp, g. XII,
Company. furniture dealers. who followed
the department stores to the t'ifth avonua
svct,on about a 1ear 400 ~, " ,.'s1,,
nrm In now on Broadwav in ,bo ala r,',.
camille district, whore il has h.o,, so.
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ITALIANS BUY LANDMARK.

The Old Brinckerhoff baking plant at
q. 90 % Elizabeth street. among the old
49, IN the city and one OF the plants in
ao-porated In the National Biscuit Com
Isry. was sold yesterday by Thomas 8.
olive president OF the National Bis
cu,t Company. G. -. Brinckerhoff and
Ms e.. H. pohle. through Hiram Riualdo
f0r cash The factory is five stories, IS
,ee' front and 100 feet deep. II was built
about City years ago and continued in
use VI to eight months ago. when the
National company completed a big plant
a. Fifteenth street and the Hudson River.
The buyers are Italians. who will spend
much money in altering the building TO
SUI their needs
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In MAN.
haitian, The Bronx aud nrooLIyn.
TAT u vEsEY sTNEETl

lat u vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph r. Dav.
TRINITY PT4 10 20 -. W s. coal Thames
e. o'iNt2 tSiossSS2 sty lof and str
psrd ct a. que. ,iio,t3e 90. taxes. g.
2.oeeio; to tho plaintiff o.. 500. $50
lat asoS THIRD ANENUE
By Henry Rrady
WEBSTER Az. lee2 . = I2S7 II Tromor,
ct al vs. Adolph Freund 81 al: due 500
so1s taxes. 80, ss6sio. to tho Dochicr-
By James J. Donovan
isoTH ST soe F.. - aoe Trinity a.,
:As15ox2e. II to Trinity Az xetx5-lIxis.
!: sly dwlsIM T Renu,ri Y. r II Ncviiie
81 a. partition; TO M" p'aintT ...... $500
By charles = Berrian
MORRIS PARK Az. 500. n D. i,siii
Walker av. e5.gxiSp. sNeN tNl7t. Ei,ar
Fitzgerald vs. Lizzie Reese. due ASS s.,
taxes g. $685.. adjourned 10 Novcm,
a:sTH ST. Sis $50 L. . :. COS pror,
wood av. looSli4-Saml Stechor - nj
taxes s. s2:5.is; sub to mtg $4,000.
by Gorge Price.
EDWARDS Az. " cor Marin =, sOax
ssioNSoNl 100 Henry Stellmsn. trstc -
g.. 'ias: t" tn" plaintiff ....... 81 80
lat THE .BROOKLNN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ny william J. M,rhillamy 4 CO
TAD ST ;. ai's 5th A., eovioo-Icrc-
miah Andreas ~ Bridget Rice ct al:
TO the plaintiff for $500 over mort
EksT NEw YORK Az. =. hot Buffalo av
and President ~. lot s-TaN Lien Go ~
New York vs Michael Kelly ., a.:
by Nathaniel shutter.
Becky Rafcl vs. Molre Vinegar ct al 10
Mollie Nibegar. .......,., ...... 81 0I6
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PROPOsALA.


SEALED BIDS Will be received by the
Board OF Water supply, at It's ofnces'
Park ROW. Centre and Chambers streets
November 10. 1917. for Contract lso---ior the
construction OF the Moodna siphon supple.
mentary shaft and tunnel OF the Catskili
deep and viii be sunk from an existing tun-
mel $40 feet from the surface OF the ground
The tunnel will be about 800 feet long
Both will be In solid rock, will be lined with
concrete and will have finished diameter
OF about II feet. The work Is near the west
shore OF the Hudson river. in the town of
Cornwall. orange county, New York.
In The performances OF this contract, time
viii he deemed OF the essence thereof and
the provision for liauidated damages will be
enforced. 49,
Al the abov. place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and CON
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address at The ONCE OF the Secretary, by
depositing the sum Of ten dollars tl0.D In
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the once
OF tho Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN Y. CALVIN,
Commissioners Of the BOARD Of water Supply
w Bruce cobb. Secretary.
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prIIpERs MY HEIGHTS SITE.

7. chateau Holding Company. one OF
sofr Bros companies. has sold to Harry
nd Joseph FAX the plot. i25xl2bx irreg-
.a- 90 the northeast corner Of Haven
Avenue t.I lN0th street. The purchasers
.s,. ,urI4rtyd several important apart
...at ..t, -it.urs IN Washington Heights
~... latest project involved the eleven
.:1r. structure now nearing completion
At OH. north corner OF Riverside Drive
nd '..'n street This was carried on
.n4,- ..' title ~ the Strathcona Con-
.t.....lu Company. In the new operation
h s...,r~ make building loan Of $40
100 90 .mgruNc tn. site with six story
.le,t'u. tpaitn,ut house Of the highest
.vf.. R...h will I've arranged In suites OF
'1,... $3.50. and six rooms
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rrads,reefs reports AZ business failures
iu 'hr Tinted states during N" week.
against ass for the previous week and az
ioi New England, AZ seuthcrn. 81. Yves,
ern, Il. Canada had 90, against 81 for tho
Total number Of concerns failing had capital
- less than - 900 and per cent had from
50. 900 to $50 600 capital
Receiver Appointed.
RUBBER CULTURE COM
District Court has appointed Ernest a.
CRrIozo receiver for the Tehuantepec
Rubber culture Company, which has a
cruz. MeNlco and nm office In this city
at So Beaver street. In an equity, suit
ho H9sn' for ,so I 900 unpa,d nter.r, S. 200
and a stakeholder for $1,000. The com
pany wac incorporated IN New Jersey on
,s0o. 900, ~ which ,ela 400 Is OUTSTANDING.
and bonds wore issued for 81 ooo, -
which s.. lss oOo are outstanding on which
Interest has been unpaid since June l.
many Is said 10 have 5000 acres Of land In
he state OF Vera cruz, covered by a
mortgage 10 secure the bonds Apart from
lie real estate e. Is asserted that the com
and Is hopelessly insolveut.
Petitions In bankruptcy.
AARON GARFtNKEL, tuiiors' trimmings
81 Hester street, made an assignment 10
was also nied against him by creditors.
MAX y wORNOW, $40 Longwood avenue
petition IN bankruptcy by creditors, LA
hiities. 81 400, assets, $1,000, He ha
hecn a druggist Tor several years
JOSEPH GOLDSMITH doing business a.
tho Nonkcrs Merchandise Company, a
Nonkcrs, petition In bankruptcy by cred
itors Iishii'ics. 5000, assets, $4,000.
RADtl'M WASHING COMPOUND PROD
Tots 90, INC., distributors 81 washing
compounds, 1853 BrosdWay, nled petition
In bankruptcy. Liabilities. 1a76 assets
$3.50, with 81 s04 In accounts
JAMES FRASE RYAN. engineer, 10 june
place, Med a petition In bankruptcy. Liza
huitles. t@.TT0; no assets
schedules Tiled.
MAX HoCHSTIM. formerly a politician
uquor dealer and concert hail keeper re
siding a. 90 Morninsside Drive West, sched
ules In bankruptcy show liabilities OF $50,
SIS and assets consisting 81 household FUR
uliure. Nnlu" unknown There Il a chat
tel mortgage ON the furniture for t66s. nj
which 1870 has been paid.
STANDARD BAKING 60. lNr., 81 Riving
ton street schedules IN bankruptcy sho,
liabilities Of i1.tT5 and assets ~ flOls
" RRITTfSGHAM & co, mems Our
uIshings iltT Broadway. assignment sched
ul.s show liabilities ~ ts1s nonina
assets Of ti.3sS, ana actual assets Of I2.iI
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HECK sCHEn ADMITS OWNERSHIP

August Heckscher has decided to be
known - the owner OF the 100000
'operty ~ tho southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and FIfty-seventh street. which he
bought from Harry Payne Whitney about
no years ago under the name OF the 73<
FIN Avenue Corporation. Through Fifth
avenue real estate circles II Is generally
known that Mr.. Heckscher IL the man be-
Mind Tho ga Fifth Avenue Corporation.
m Tho corner was the old Whitney man
m THIS was removed by Mr., Heckscher
aud = 'Vo story business building erected.
According To the papers fled yesterday
no corpora ion transfers the property
subject 90 $3.50, 900 mortgage.
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noMNr0MN OFFICE RENTNLs.

Tie DOUGLAS Robinson. Charles :, Brown
Company has leased space at 10 Wall
street 10 Ayres, Bridges Il Co. at l wall
src"' 20 the New Electro Process Com
Wuy a. II Wall street TO Montgomery
Goth cr & Tyler OF Philadelphia in the
P Ndu.e Exchange Building 10 the Turst,
Clark Construction Company, George II.
Pol William Gottletb, Arnold Robinson.
W J.. sweet 4 Co, Ansel :, Leo, Keusch
schwartz Company. and Joseph III. Tun-
~ M 20 Broad street to tho Atlas Port
and Cement Company and Edward r
>g.'I At 81 William street 20 Harold l.
ward Ralph A Stemm. Walter Blair
AMI The Atlantic Yacht Club.
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Movement. Of Naval Vessels.

wAsHINGTON Nov. s-Cruissr COLORADO
and cruiser MARYLAND have arrived at Bro
merton. DESTROYER Wake At New YORK yard
hAt'leships Sew York Arkansas, CtAh and
New Hampshire At southern drill srounds
hat'lcshlp North Dakota ~ Tompkinsvills
hospltal shin SOlaCe At Guantanamo, Ia
stroyers Huh and Lawrence A. Ssusa'lta
tender Touopah submarines ID, pr D.!
Man1anillo
collier saturn has sailed from Magdalent
Ray Tor san Diego, hittleship New JerssJ
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Az pu
sun rtes G3i sun sets 40 Moon rises 756
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 1000 GOV island 1910 Hell Gate. 300
LOW WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k az Gov Island 3 81 Hell Gate. ; 10
Arrived FRIDAY. Novembers.
SIS NcncZia, I 4 NJ. Marseilles. October ~.
SIS Ionnnni. "a. NJ, Almcria october y
IS SaNolcinc 10 % \ VI Shields. October p
s. Nassis. \ VI shields, October =
IS Monterey. 80 = " Havana November Z
IS Concetuna di Giorgio, . a NJ. Jamai
October ~.
SIS city of Columbus. savannah. November
IS III Vale. Galveston, October 81.
SIS TrrSch cling, Norfolk. November s
IS Chesapeake, baltimore, November Z
IS Missourian. philadcluhiH. November s.
So Madison. Norfolk. November 8.
50 Evelyn. Philadelphia. November
S. Delaware, Philadelphia November ..
50 Ran. Philadelphia. November 6.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Rotterdam. at Falmouth.
Sc Adriatic, at Liverpool.
SIS Madonna, at Naples.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Mayaro. from liayu.
SIS Saramacca from Belize.