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Satisfied MORTGAGES.

(With name and address Of lenders attyD
95rH ST, l72 T.. s. ?.6.3 e Lexington av.
ls9xi0os, july 2, iei4-L'llian Ehler to
Il V Constr co and Ida Brantman. atty.
woosTER sT 80, 3. issx5o, Nov e.
attys Duncan & d, 70 Nassau st .ii5 900
ltsTH ST $, l25 from W cor Amstordnm
ev, ls.sxs9.ll, July ! ,isOt--Emmn IIasr
20 VIM Klein; nttys. Bumenthal q - 80?
7OrH 7OrrMH"Ss ST, iss W. ss7 hwaN 'GSS fSS
1905. Nov 10. l9o5-Ameisn p Case rd
TO CatskHl Saw Bank; atty. q CO, l7d
LE%,!SdroN 4, Ky, H.. & 60, sG,h s.? s;
Jennie c Ryan 10 Cath Ko'ts; atty. II )
s6xiOo,ii Dec s. ioos-MSrgt 'YiSrIi sniiivmni
20 Ella y Montsith. trustee. Gttys. Ed
wards & bryan' 81 Nassau 1t; .... $4,000
4S tx,oO,, Jgne .. isi:a--,wal,e,r = ald
i;tru' sr s. 100 Amrerdnm av. .5s
100. Mar 81, 1905 Louis GaThsi 10 v y
Mtg & security Co; atty. Chas Miller.
I,iTH ST, 8 =, iiS " Amsrerdam av .SSioo
Mar 81, l905--IrvlHg Bachrsch to "
Aymsr. VIM and Chass sands. !rus.
AMs1 EppAM Av, 500, II cor Sl,h 81.
i0XloO: 81 av, l?6i-Gi . cor 7s1 tt.
20 7NS5; ssd ST. 32d ", >. 400 So Wort
End av, ioxl0o2 2: Maciougsl -. l26, n "
cOr 81 av, 2oS65S, Dec 3, i9l3--Hughcs
Holding co 10 Leopold Stern, - " S7th
st; attys Strauss. Reich q Bloyer. ~
bWhy' '''..''''''''''''''''' Vfo'eoo
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SM,LL DWELLINGS SOLD.

VS. '"TH SrRtt.T- Marcus L. Osk
Us sold a-5 West Thirteenth street, a
'olr story basement brick dwelling. on
.0' -aNl"3. opposite the junction OF
D.'>'E.o-' street The buyer is "a
r..'u' ~ - Phoenix lnEraham & Co.
WLST l,'ST ~TGEET-Porte~ & co.
have sold for Mary r. Watson to Dr
Ev~Hr " ''u'eS 2tP West 12ts. street.
three story brownstone dwelling, on
Tot lfNluulI
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LEASE wEsTCHEsTER Places.

Kenneth Ives n Co. have rented for two
years with option to purchase. the
Strang place on 81 adwiy Irvngton-o on
Hudson. 20 Eugene G. Baeck, president
OF the Back Wall Paper Company. He
W. maxi extensive imurovemcr's The
same brokers have rented for Mrs Ed.
ward Dixon her house on Broadway,
Hastings -on-H Hudson. to ". -. Pagan.
Fish 4 Marvin have rented for a term
me Haywsrd property at Lawrence Park
West. BronNville. fully furnished. % G.
y. Penn OF Rcisvl,le. y. C..
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LIS PFNDFSS.
Manhattan

po!tan Improvement co .aEt csrmeio
DCrsslo ct al Uoreelos OF two mtgs) !;
18th ST, .. ~ Park av. i1xse.s-Geo
A holden. exr; est Catherine, sfilen ct
TERRACE VIEW AZ, =. 1910 " Kings
bridge ay. tcx7o-Emma X Steele sst Ku-
s%sstu' % Fras"s =! a. ,forecios OF MTG
s9rH ST, :? Willy a O coddinston ct al
sst ss,,s RCSt.t py%tt HGrecIo' of mto
rls soloms AZ, Mary r y Jones ct al "Sc eSc.
ron, 70 foreclose mechanics Hem; atty.
sTH ST, 5, 100 lst sv. :5xioO.s-Eliza-
beth V Irwin ngt Louis scgelbohm et al
,amended foreclos OF mtg). atty, J V
''TH sr, >. :a5, ii,h sy, sOsIOO-Ed-
ct q tforeclos OF mtr);' attys. Roosevelt
I'd & Ay' =, ,,,,,s cor loa,h ST.. 5ox7S-payid
,osfg soss Im,se) atty. y y Prager
SS TuSs.f & r e iG'igo al vs
,,STh s * wA.Ssry %sSS.,s 'T'
chas 2 Jones Co ct al tforeclose mtse, (;
A Man goo y. nva l':a 4op St ct 7i a
., nTS5eeITse TH dT mtssI; atty atty 4 a silbGrRerg
Lena Ritter vs. Fannie = Hicks ct 81 fore
,orts G9se transfer 9f taT lis91i at,y Gam,
f,srmnnis ;fe rns r. y. nInXo,Trs,i,y pi
ing Co ct al (forec'ose mtge). attys. Dulon
Roe.
llsTH ST. 5. .,57l = p,casan, ev. 4OlOx
lO0.li--Cntherine SiIberhoru ct al VS. Fred.
erick Suchweh e. al tamendcd forcrluse
mtge); atty, q II HYDE,
Bronx.
LOT a2i. map of unionport--mary White
more agt Mary I NhttepiorC q; al par
'ition suit; Httys. Hirsch & Newman,
LOT ~. southerly half map ~ huilliuE lots
belonging 10 John II Dcyoo, village Of
Fordham---lsaac II Hebbcrd aEt Robert
Henenson ct al tforeclos Of fntRbi atty.
II v GerdIng.
UNION Av, l2ss-i?S5j 400 Union av, W n,
2s Boston av, e5Nl2?.7--The J 4 VI
Hanen Brewing co sgt Brown. Weiss R''y
- ct al Iforeclos of MTG, atty, J 4
Frees.
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TRADES JAMAICA HOUSE.

l Covert and u y. Bowers have sold
'or Louis" NJ Andrews a three story.
store property AZ ei7 South street
jWna.tl 20 \. llachavia, who gave
pert trade a for,y-nve acre fruit farm
s' N,s, Camp, Ulster county. y. V, with
quarter OF "a mile water frontage on
4' Hudson Evsr
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

3p ST, is---Samuol J Gottlidb agt RUBIN
Heroid, owner contractor ........ti23
6arH ST. $40 W--Robert shovel 0gi Emma
Brown, owner; Harry Eroslavsky, CON.
Az kni,.it,,Ir,i.,i,a,'' 20
ldsth ~, blk, &c-"Uuderr'VNing N rouu-
dhtlon co igt City Of y and tohn Dor
tor .',..,..',..... ''''''e'' .'''.''' ,Y6sSaf
lg5TH sr. SO! TO 81: w " ,ic,lef' ii,.
agi West End Theatre Co. owner; Aprt-
ham @ schwrttEWuld, contractor .s.i9 q
g1TH ST 823 ana 32a E---NInS praslswsky
ngt Htnry Frank. Jacob Straus & Thee
dura FrIodehrrE. owners Union Smoked
Fish 90, Inc, contractor $500
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nrNs CoLLHGu POINT ACREAGE.

in'crn" Realty Company has sold
Nuam ". knowles "A plot at col
FONT extending through from Flush.
h'Y t' Tenth street. n distance OF
D. ''r' lud "''H q 'rou .ico % ~ foo,
on -" rt" and ~ feet on Tenth street
e, ,''' "i n'pu. H." acres, part of the
Way \ Chisholm state.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.

90 .'." a. t''m'r have leased space In
:. West F.r'y-ffh street. with +. u.
'- 20 the Housewives League also
sl-'' IN the sam" building. with Royal
Gu'd'u 20 Forester - Lum.
n !. Hess have leased the easterIy
'h lori AZ 2S T. 20 West Thirty
.N'A street 10 the p-anx County Dress
., 'v aleo the tenth loft Mt 20 10 80
' TH.riv-hfth street 10 +. J. Men
- %. ant ypace a. 12a East Twenty-third
20 the Marsh- Ross Company.
"F"r 4 Wr'son have leased TO the
'I ana woodworking concern OF An
NH.s"tt the second and third lofts
'"" nNld'ng ~ $50 and lsl East Fifty
tr"e' for a term OF years.
W"''''nr'on Whitehouse has leased
!, N'diean a store In the Calvin
street, -
j. mos \ Shccran has leased N Alex
I1no"n'7r 'he sore NJ 112' Lev
.''o' 7ve0ue. and n 'he Xavier Prona-
wow S-c'e'" fo- tho pird n loft I'm the
'i.'' nv ~ 223 Eus' T,'gh,leth street.
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REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Real Estate
Board or New York viii he held at the
board room. 1i5 Broadway. on Tuesday
october 20. at I. VI. There will be an
electlon OF three governors 10 fll the
vacancies occasioned by the three re,irf,y
governors
The sun., 1914-09-12
HEIGHTS APARTMENTS LEASED.

OReilly Dahn with H. Aronson have
leased for Berent c. Gerlten the walline.
FORD and Woodstock. two fve story apart
ment houses AT 535 to Sal West 163d
street. for a term of years. The rental
aggregates Sl60.000.
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Rr,rn ron nnookLyx HOUSE.

Tie Eulkley x Horton Company has
sod : breyoort place, three story and
ha, m'Ht b, oWuStoue residence between u
Franklin and Bedford avenues. on lot 20x
l'" for Augusta Young to client FOR
.flltn.y
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SALE OF QUEENS PLOT.

Advance Holding Company has .oid
~ andrew Schmitt plot at East Will
I'','H'r. fronting TOO feet on Evelyn
..lo, go feet cast Of Fresh Pond road.
].'' 70 fou' mortgages aggregatlng
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty cprporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
The Consolidated Holding Company, Man
haitian, capital $4,000. directors O. !.
Scheusslcr Brooklyn Reginald J.. Isaacs
Abraham !. heniu, New York city.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

7TH Av. 2ii. store-Jacob Appel to John
Never. 42S 81 av. yrs from Nav l, 1917:
ssp y. r. Leo FSppsr 10 EsSSr ssbnsr
Julius FRANKIE, $50 W 53i st, yrs from
MAY /, 1915 atty. Burghard, III
eD Az, " cor Is, st. store Mary Really
co 20 Abr Hvmen, 6s Z ilsth st, yrs
from oct 1. 1914: attys. Hyman & cotnia
nv feo
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RRoKERs ~ RIC LOT SALE.

Horace $ Ely & Co. and John Prerder-
gast negotiated the sale reported yester.
DAY OF twentyslN lots on listh and l47th
streets for the Tubman estate TO Sol
Bloom
The sun., 1914-09-12

Bronx.

2?lsT ST $, so W white Plains I'd. look
IA. all--lsidor We'll ana ano TO Herman
from sept l. 1914; atty. Title & T Co.
lisT.H ST 81 sio T.. aii-Fishcr Levine et 'y.G si
eXrs &c, to Isaac Milstein $40 f It9th 81.
and ano. 5 yrs from May !. 1915 atty,
18TH ST. $40 f, sll--sophie Knepper to
Icon Goldberg, 81 Y 4th at, and ano
yrr from July ib' lsit atty Welt.
ALBANY Rp, $50, store. Sc-,Maria Guada-
quo to VIM Sudbrink. 1880 Bathgate av
yrs from Oct /, lsit; atty Ebling Brew,
Ing Co, $50 81 AIMS nV..... tScO % i7eO
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kenneth Ives I Co. HSssSn Hss'ch-.tsT My'' E. II
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

SUITE Of parlor. three bedrooms and
bath; exceptional opportunity for a few well
situated gentlemen to secure artistic. COM
Portable home; absolutely private; references
80 West SNth -. Bell g
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lborough Of The Bronx }

NJ
LOTS and 8. blk e. map Morris Park
broud ~ sept !, yrs, y q: atty Law
Aers A. T Co, ls0 Bway ........ta.lOO
MATILDA AN's es. lot i5G, map Washing
t6Snyi.ie' 5oN oNl%oo-LMary 100 scherrer to East,
non, y Y. Sept 10. yrs. p c: atty. j N
Irll, s 81 av Mount Vernon. y ig lOO
BAN BRIDGE Az =, zoo > 2Olst Il s5v
II Isabella Fletcher e. at to sarah y
Mrai' l."wisboru, Y, pr mtg $1,000 Aug
-; yr, c; atty. U Title q 60, 81
LoT " map leo lots Daily e.ia,e,ii.,tiioyIo
IIst"rino to Hudson l. Rose 60, W 45th
81 sept " due oct ., 1915, 5is y q; atty.
FR,NKKII1iS NKKII1iS '11'v tSth I...........,.. $3.50
-Morrisanis. aOxss, soxgo ioIAlics T,s9 ss9
Mary White 30 Annie y Thornton 80 80
Hancock ST. brooklyn. Sept 10, yrs,
c' a'tys' Thornton Il, Ss Psrk
AMSTERDAM Av " :, s.5 n fremont 't'TGD ra.
Nretschfnsnn. 81 Briggs ~. Rrooaly,,'
Ssep. 40. yrs D c. attys' A a Bloch,
PARK. ~. : .. iosan is7,h st. i'iSy as'icy
ssXSs ekiol .l--Malcke Bldg Corpn 20 Jas
9 W.ntz. 335 West End av. Sept 10. de.
,nlend p c; atty. Title O & T GO,
pRosPEcTT Ay' "a i.i;h ,s@Seoo
loO---I g CARNEY constrn Co to Realty
Operating CO, 10 Wall st. pr mtg sa5, 900.
sep, ~, demand C; atty. \ SNOW,
wHITLocK ~. SO. ,,s!.:sio..b''ittrGiP'Ss GPS
atty. Herman q rfiedmann. yr' ~ rsesr!y p {;
SANE PRopERrY-sam,e.' to Realty % opsT "gv
sept 10. due % Oct "' TO- is%. "s " 9: 'yaStV a'ty.
Title q 4 r Co, i76 Bway. $4,000
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Frances Bernstein to John Llndtner the
three story and basement dwelling at
ia East Nlnety-thrd street.
The sun., 1914-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise, ~ ~ sun Sc. dii ~ Moon rise, ,cis ES
HIGH WAFER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 4 ss Gov Island. 1? O7 THn Gate. ..t6
Low WATER THIS bay.
AN AM AN
SandyHk $40 Gov Island. o29l Hell Cato 500
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
lenders Ittorney)
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth ST.

(south Of Fourteenth ST.
MONROE ST, "a cor Jackson 81; aaxm
Israel Ro'kowits 10 Regin" Ja.obs' p.o
Sept 10; atty, II Cohn, - - AZ 5000
wAsHlNdToN PL: n >, goo sth svi AK
les. Holding co. -, cedar ST. " 9.
sept :; attys Lind r. ~ Cedar
cnsiovf; ST so..S::.' 5. at washiSS.
ION pl' 1918. 7.Sx9OxsNlO7--Annie Ls
GAY Smith to panl x 10 bsiNsd@n at
fTi,yyfISG as.fnG / kept c t g. yr sHFs &S 'sG "',I
r lie Foster. ~ Wall st ,,,.,,. 10000
AV II, q cor 10th ST, 46SN-- -H"nry Iish-
man to Louise N Lee, sprinsnsd Mass
3 yrs, 4's G, Sept II; atty, VIM orr,
81 Chambers st ......,.'t,,.'.''''57 ''57 ooo
East side.
(East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
HON stsD
MADISON Av :, 3iS = S7th st. lG.sx6?
Elmer A miller to Title q 4 7 Co, t7i
Bway Sept 10, due as per bond ..tlo.oOO
West side.
west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
10TH Av, n cor 5ist 81 .5.5xiOo--75l
10th Av, Inc. TO Yatty Kramer Arverne,
IL. Sept Il. demand, p G. atty' st,a1ss
7sTT sT + ~ HWay YSS Am.,5rdam ay S.S
ios :-fIenric,ts l. Brown, trGs, to Ti.iG
G& Co l7G Bway, Aug H. due a.. por
s5TH sr, n : a. O. An,,' ay. - 5y5;'g-,
Fred schultz ct al TO TIr,c . 8 7 20, l5s
nwaya Sept ~ du' as yer ho3l ".,..' iS,oeo9!
parry, Il " csih ST. pr mtf $1,000, sept
!. due Aug. %, 1919, G; n,iys. .Nru-
Uptown.
(Manhattsn Islano, north Of ilOth ST.
NTH ST. :, S62.G Leuox nv, B7.Gx7l 10
--lllth ST Const Corrn 10 Lawyers Title
Ins & T Co. 100 Bway. sept II, yrs 3
e''''''''''''''''''''' 500, 900
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TrN,NTs ron CITY uorsrs.

rease & Tu'man have leased for w. C.
Fargo 'ne fou" story and basement house
-" Vast Thirty-seventh street 10 Mrs.
John j. Clancy & Co have leased the
story dwelling at 33S West Fifty
.Hh street 10 Mrs Louise DOrland.
~" bun q Brown Company have leased
I.lt \ Marbnch 10 Thomas r. Fall
dwelling.
james a. sheeran has leased for
The sun., 1914-09-12
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGToN. sept u.-These army or.
dora weru issued to-day
Capt Robert ~, Nolan, signal Corps, re-
lleved from further duty al Tort LesNen.
Sam Houston, TeN,
Capt. Edward y Macon. L, g. A.. retired
upon hts own application. il detailed as pro-
lessor OF military science and tactics at the
North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo.
Major Frank l.. winn, Adiutsut General.
pair 10 this city aud report 10 the Adjutant-
General Of the army for duty In hir once.
Capt. James W, Furlow, seventh Infantry.
Corps, vi.- cart. William b. cochran, re-
ed and assigned 20 the seventh Iufantry.
capt furlow VIII report 10 the command
Cruz, Mexico, for duty as assistant TO tho
QuHrtermsster,
second Lieut. John ". HIATT. Seventh In.
fA99,,r,: y assigned to ,, tho r!f'h Infantry
from, ,hc Vter,y fourth Infantry 20 the Thlr-
tlc'h lnf.-'ry and will proved To .on thu
inter regiment
These navy o5icrs were !ssp,I.
Comnlsudrr r.. H. Relknfp, fr"m tho Ten.
uosssn T." resistant TO she nnf.N attache,
Lieut.. ". = Move. from the Nsvai Acad.
Lieut. i. Wouesor. from ,hs Nsval
Academy to 'hc Missouri
Lieu. 4. ". Brown. from tho Nsvsl Acsd.
Lieut., q, II B.Nd'v. ;om the %sval
Acu lemy 20 tho A9iatic station
Lieu' .. 4 Gra> ~, from ne Nava! Acad
Lieut. -, II. Wrlsht, from bureau uf steam
engineering, Navy Department. TO Denver
Lieut. Hugh Brown, from tho pouver to
Lieut., q. II: shaw, to the .Tallahasaec:
Academy 10 tho Maine.
The sun., 1914-09-12

llSTH ST. g. a. "a av, ssxl0olf--AIicia
]. Laird 10 the Trustees OF the Northern
.Dispensary OF the CITY OF Y. los Wa
RIvEEsipE DRIVE, IS. % issi si. Son
60-Mathilde q Kittel to Y Saw Bank
81 sth av. Sept II. due as per bond. atty.
John Dutton, so Maiden lane. $40. 900
10TH ST, J0i w. -. i25 Amsterdam av.
l6sxos ll--Emma Hasr. heir. Sc Of Hy
" Hsar, 20 thas Stadler aud sno. ia
W 1'th 81, sept ., due, &c. as per bond
ATTY, q 60. l1b Bway. 81 |. 900
DltADHURsT AN, n e cor 10th p. 3O5.7 W,
=. llN l-.b---2Oth Az 90 % Utica. y Y. to
Worthen Realty Const co, so Maiden
lane. sept J. due Aug /. 1916 6 p c: atty.
l. 7 Co, 100 Bwsy...............Ss, Ss,ss5si
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Arri,nd-FKIpAY. september III.

SIS San Giorgio. u A. NJ. Naples. August "a.
Ss Creole. $40 A. NJ. Liverpool. September ..
Ss Neniero. $50 4. NJ, Lisbon, August "a.
IS frsnbrig. 2 80 4. NJ, ,Chlroutiml September
SIS Ausonia, $50 a. NJ, GLASGOW August 20.
IS Chsrlols, II A. NJ, Amsterdam. August %.
SIS Montrosc. IL A, N, Sucz. August u.
IS Fimreltc. "A NJ, sydney, c. b., september '.
SIS Exeter city i25 Z. ". bristol, Angus, ~.
IS NiAlla. $50 A. NJ. Puerto Mexico. Sepiem-
ber2
s. psrleydslc, 8 4, N, Trinidad. september ?
IS Zarapa, q 4. M Cartagena, August 20.
SIS City of Naples. " a. n, Malta, August 10.
IS sueen nhelmina. a. Nj. tOwey, August p
SIS Joseph J. Cunco. 0i5 y. NJ. Port Antonio
Septcmters
s. CITY of Columbus, a. n. savannah. SEN
tembers =.
S. Mama Has. 4, ". Baltimore. SepteIn-
Der 10.
= =" n'Nr-Io, $50" y. NJ. Port An
tonic. September 5.
- IL, -s.,u. ,i 81 \ NJ. Liverpool, August 2?
s. Nes,ris. 2::3 T. NJ. Buenos A!r"-, Au'
gust ,,
SAILED FOR SFw lORh
SIS Zealand. from 'yerpoOl.
S. SaramAcca from Hon duras
SIS Ma tura. from GrrnhdH.
SIS Trent from SayFnillS.
IS Canopic. from Queenstown.
The sun., 1914-09-12

's7VHI4F VI 7 VOT I'FUTH ~
J1hn q wendell TO Ella vpn 4 Wendell
tt al, lrvlngton. y Y. lis part. sept Z.
atty. Burlock Rabell, Ss Park Row 81
GREENWICH ST i0?.i0I. n = is.g HI.
bert ST.. SO 2x90. ?--wm J Amend to car
mana Realty Co. i2S Lockwood av, New
, Amend q A. ii9 Nassau st...,.......siOO
BkoQME ST. So. ?jxlO0--Jones
sehlesnger ct al TO Caroline VI smith 3SO
Ntw York av Bklyn. mtg s2s.5OO, June
80, attys, Alexander 4 Ash % WIN st 81
The sun., 1914-09-12
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsIFRs


with name and address Of owner and
attorney II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of the second part)
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-10

There are some people everywhere
who think that when A dog fight starts
In the street the village editorial per.
son should rush to the scene of the
conflict and align himself instanter in
the cause of one or t'other of the
CANNES. Also, we have with us the
occasional village editorial person who
thinks he must follow that course ex-
actly. It is to smile.-Manor Enter.
prise.
The village editorial person has
about come to the conclusion that bust
ness is business and that II is not
necessary for him to express opinions
on every subject that may come up
for settlement. 1t is his business to
report the happenings OF the day so
that persons may form their own
opinions. That is the duty of an edi-
tor,-Temple Telegram.
fhe village editorial person has also
learned not to let mugwumps, polit-
clans and other would-be bosses run
a hog over him. He has also learned
not to try to please everybody, but to
follow the light as he sees it and do
the best he can, letting results take
care Of themselves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-10
!. J. oAAlLL ANNouMcEs.
Seeks Reelection. az County Commits.
sIonsr From Prscinet-No. 8.

Commissioner ]. ]. Darby Cahilr
called at The Eagle Office today and
authorized US to announce him az "A
candidate for reelection to th2 office
he now holds, that of county commits.
sioner from precinct No. 3. His an
nouncement Is made subject to the
action OF the July Democratic prI-
mary.
Mr.. Cahill was born in Bryan In
1863 and has been resident OF the
precinct from which he is candi-
date for forty years. He is known to
every voter In the precinct, and his
lifelong residence there has brought
him into close touch with the people
and given him an intimate knowledge
OF the entire precinct, It's roads,
bridges. schools. etc. This knowledge
Is a great aid to him In dIscharglng
his duties as a commissioner because
he is never In the dark on any point.
Mr.. Cahill was first elected com.
missioner OF what is known as the
bottom precinct in 1904. and was the
first white commissioner the precinct
had had in twenty.eight years. The
office has been held since altogether
by white citizens. His present tenure
OF office dates from last September,
when he was appointed to MI out the
unexpired term Of his deceased
brother, Dendy Cahill.
Commissioner Cahiu is a warm ad-
vocate OF good roads. good bridges
and progressive and up-todate coun.
ty government, observing at all times
sound bcsiness rules. II elected. he
promises faithful discharge OF every
duty entrusted TO him.
The Eagle submits his name and
claims to the Democratic voters OF
precinct No. 3.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
A dead letter may be one she gave
her husband to mail.

A dead letter may be one she gave
her husband to mail.
sss
Probably the original bone OF con.
tention was jawbone.
Swallowing his pride never yet sat.
ished a mans hunger.
Man is made OF dust - which ex-
plains why some men are always dry.
No, Adolphus, not all gushing letters
are written with fountain pen.
, During courtship the young man
likes to say goodnight the next morn
ing.
Few OF us become round shouldered
from carrying other peoples burdens.
There is more or less gaile in the
smile a man generates when he Is
losing.
A desirable thing TO know is how
best TO sweeten the bitters Of life with
mirth.
Occasionally a girl accepts the hand
OF an aged sutton because OF what
there is in II.
As soon as rat discovers that he
is trapped he loses all interest in the
piece OF cheese that caused his down
fall.
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sense OF hearing, unless the telescope
and microscope, which are only sta.
tionary and mechanical contriyances,
DO excepted
But the Mogress made with the tel.
ephone may be taken as suggestion
OF what may be accomplished in the
way OF transmitting vision. One hun.
dred years ago the wisest men would
have ridlculed the idea OF hearing his
neighbours voice at a distance Of
thousand miles. yet this is matter
OF common occurrence today.
II Is not TO be presumed that the
sense OF sight Is more immune to
scientific control than that OF hearing.
Like the ear, the eye Is but one OF
the Ave agencies by which the mind
communicates and receives impress
sions. The light ray should prove no
more battling and mysterious than the
sound wave. except on account Of its
astonishing rapidity. In the realm OF
possibility. therefore, It shoyld be as
possible to expand the vision as II Is
the hearing. and after that, perhaps.
the senses OF smell. taste and feeling
also.
II is not far cry OF the imaglna.
ton to believe that man may some
day sit In his New York office and
behold what is actually taking place
on the other side OF the globe.
Even then We would have only be.
gun TO dabble with physical restric-
tons, for when this old ball shall have
been girdled and pierced with agencies
of communication. and when every
corner OF II shall have been discover.
ed, explored and made known to us.
beyond will lie the limltless reaches
OF the universe. which as yet we have
been unable to touch with any degree
OF certainty Houston Chronicle.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
WEEKLY MEETING
Plans Started for Trade Excursion and
for Monthly Meetings Of
Entire Membership. =

The Commercial CluDNliSectors met
In the club rooms at 10 a. m. today
with President Wilkerson in the chair
The following directors answered roll
call: A. w. Wilkerson, president: w
s. Wilson Jr., L. NJ. Hewitt, J. s. Doane
j. l.. Edge, Il. s. Webb, w. II. Cole
l.. l.. McInnis. J w. Doremus, ]. A,
Moore. ]. M. Caldwell, John NJ. Law
renee, NJ. Il. Wallace, j. Webb Howell
w. Wipprecht, Tyler Haswell.
! Prof. Hickman OF Dallas was pres.
ent as u visitor, and made very In.
teresting talk relative to the good
work accomplished by the Young
Mems Business League OF Waco, OF
which he was formerly member.
This organization, he said, has about
seventeen hundred live members. ev.
eryone OF whom is working for the
good of the city. The force OF an
organization of this kind is almost ir.
resistible," stated Prof. Hickman.
Chairman Lawrence of the municl.
pal affairs committee reported a very
profitable conference held with the
city council last Thursday. This con.
ference will ene-again tomorrow
, Thursday In the club room, at which
time Major Mclnnis will deliver talk
on city charters. Mr.. Lawrence ex-
tends an invitation to the public to
attend this meeting. Mayor Harris
joins Director Lawrence In this inyi.
tation and urges everyone interested
to remember the hour, p. m, Thurs
day, and come to the conference.
The secretary read the financial re-
port for May. showing collections and
disbursements. This report viii APP
pear In the minutes OF the next meet.
ing.
On motion OF ]. l.. Edge. the presi.
dent appointed a committee TO look
after delinquent members. This com.
Inittee Is composed OF ]. l.. Edge.
Norman Stewart and J. Tom Smith
On motion of Director Mclnnis, the
president appointed committee OF
three to consider plans for holding
monthly meetings OF the entire mem.
bership OF the club. II Is the intention
to have these meetings at such time
and place that the public will attend.
and in this way keep in close touch
with the work OF the directors.
Major McInnis. W. S. Wilson Jr. and
]. Webb Howell were named as a
committee for this purpose.
Director Webb asked for an express
sion as to the best time TO make the
trade excursions for which the club
Is planning. Judge Ddremus. Directors
Lawrence and Mclnnls urged the
necessity for these excursions. II was
the sense OF the directors that these
excursions be made about July to
July Is.
On motion. the meeting adjourned
until Tuesday, June 16.
II. l.. MCKNIGHT. Secretary.