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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Av n. ies-winnik. Cath A.. and sno. trus'
to Catharine a Winnik. East otahse.
y J: attys. Bowers & Sands, IS Ced.,
ssTH ST. n :. 100 W list sv. y Same
i.srH ST. sn w-same to same; s'ty.s'
ETH sr. ri w-same to same; atty;
sTH ST. .s7.surut. Esther, 70 Elias
G II. 27i Bway
3D ST. 226-same to same. attys. same
isTH ST. sis Same TO same htNs-;
9th ST, AL ELsame to same; a'ty,s;
rR1h%kroRr sT. n " ?6.s " Rose st.
Z. TX -rark Mtge co to DAM f Sey-
bel and ano. trus' atty. T sec dIoos
ioTH Av. W :. sos 4. SSth st. :Sxioo-
Same to same atty, same 900. $4,000
LOT %. map Dyckman Homestead -Same
i.trm ST. al wmwinnik. Chas Il to
Catha y winn,k and ano. East orange.
\ j. attys Bowers 4 :. i6 Csdsr
Az n. n e cor i'm st. ssxioo-N Y Mtg
4 security Co to Jos l. Buttcnwicser,
400 Central Park W ATTY, l. T c. dsS
Az b. cor 18Th st. ssxioo-ssme to
Az "'n n s a.sy: ' ilts a, Observation-Disclosures p m
1875 Bway; atty, l. T co. lso Bway 800
Az II. : . cor 18th st, 36Nioo-Same 20
.i sang ST.. 'ii!.Yi' E%st.var,. John 4. e, ' a.
trus, to Peter G Hewitt & ano, rus'
ninswcod. NJ. a'tys. Parsons. { s Msi
s5Tm ST $40 E-Arkcabursh, Ella j.
to Title Guar & r co, i7s Bway $1,000
GoERCk $. si.s N Rivinston -
4xse ll-Berry, Abe. 10 Abr NJ Gotten
KiSGsBRiDGE Rb. " cor Exterior. St.
l%9osiso. 20 old spuyten .puyvii Creek-.
noboken, y J. atty. y \ It'll. i.ns. %;
sa7rH s EE' !. w-Eani;abic rru., Co to
M Mari 7 F r% i, a. N wW,Hii '''h s. 1890. 1900
uirm SSr. : :, IS Madison av, ?oS;oc II
-Rieser Dayii, y David Lnstls. ::
G~h1EEfFSSwii'o'hH 81 81, : s eESF' cns sfS " ., 81;
yonser. \ :; ATTY. " French, 4
isrH sT' i.,.s w-weins,ein. Max. to
Jacob kot,ek, II w 10th 1t. or address
77Tu sTT"its' w Y tn. rrs 90 - Dry
Dock saw Instn. al Bowery; atty. y !
sisr ST, n E. ??5 E columbus ay, 7SHiO: :
nosbs, Inc, iss w'7.di st; S,,y,, s,saa.y,
LENGX ~, a~s5-Lochn.r .Marsars,ha,
70 W Wm . i:IH o.. ~ R 81 W i'si ST. @''Y
lOTH Az sSt-Title Guar 4 T co 10 y Y
Investors corpr. l7s Bway, atty, r Z;
co. i76 Bway ,,,...,.,.....,''...NN0o
Brons.
Sl'RI'r. ESTHER. to Elias Surut 18Th
TiTL.E GUARANTEES & TRUST co T.
Jo hfSFN " 'coSRSrsH CONSTR co to sam.
n%6 Sf' ZEN HENRY. to iHe,nrie,,ia. 'iL.syi.::
AMERICAS REAL ESTATE co to s,.in:
sINsKE. NORRIS NJ. to s.muel
storm e.. q. tAtNNu
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.HANroRD. WARREN Din pursuance
OF an order Of Honorable Tor p. cohaian,
n Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Warren n. Hanfori.
late ~ the COUNTY OF New York. deceased.
TO pr.s.ut the same with vouchers thereof
To the subscribers at 'heir- place. ~ trans
acting business. at the Once OF She'p q
Proomell. a. No. III Broadway. Msnhat-
tan. IN the CITY ~ New York, on or before
the 27rd iay Of October next Dated New
YORK the @o'h iav ~ April. 1918 r.
LEON SHELF ARTUrR { HASFORp.
Executors, SHELF & BROOMELI. A.
tornevs Tor Executors. IL Broadway. Man
haitian, New York City
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EAST SIDE APARTMENT PLANS.
Two Houses TO he Built ON seth
~, Near Lexington Avenue.

Me- T. L. Reaney II o to replace
Ne sN old dwellings, at 1873 10 las East
lh.r''-s.NIh street with two apartment
t'is'H t' q cost Of several hundred
h"'el't dollars. Plans for the pro-
r'''i .oprovement are now being pre-
pared hN Blum Il Blum and call for nine
NHr' h'gscs uf modern design, The site
"ts a frontage of 1875 feet n "A depth
o. 80 'ce', adjoining the southeast cor
her 81 Lexington avenue.
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lis IPENDkNs.


9STH ST. . ?. 100 9 Amsterdam ay. tnx
100 ll-Emma Roscnhaum sgt Morris
Realty q Construction Co e. al fore
closure 81 iufgel, atty, W j Rose.
9TH st, ll6 John j Mahouey agt Mac
Lyons 81 Al foreclosure Of ntgcl. atty,
y l. Mullaly.
CONVENT Az =, s7s.s n iii.t 1t. 'oS
loo-Carl : Taylor agt Cuthhcrt NJ WE
ncrding g a. lspcciic performance
Rt'v. \ J Griffin.
6lST ST, = >, $50 . 1lth aV, koSl0n a
Edith Il Haley asst David Kass ct al
tameudcd foreclosure OF two mtgcsl,
atty, II swain.
LOTS sos. 2O7. sos. 9os. sio & sii. map
Of property situated at Woodlawn
Heights. -4th Ward-John sheridan agt
James Plunket a. al foreclosure OF
mtg atty, " swain.
LA FDNTAINE Az, " :, IS n l7sth -, ~ Z
NiO0-Katrinc \ Henderson, agt clara J
Nathan ct a. tforeclos II mtg. attys,
Arrowsmith & Dunn.
TELLER Az. . sol n l6Sth -. 3slN
1852 also Isjth -, II " cor clay Az,
i5sNioG. also iG;th st. n e cor Teller
AZ, SuNlO3 Jane VI Dollinrer ct a.
nrt Wenigman Construction 60 ct al
foreclosure Of mtg; attys. Fei,enstein
& Ros~uStcin.
JEFFfRSON Az. n " cor Monaghan av
5oNlo0-Augusta i Fowler ast Jennie
f~l'knwsky - Al foreclosure Of mtg
atty T. Norton. ,
WASHINGTON Az. " =. iNss . Hal.
ICY pl;, :S.sx9I.s-sophie Kolior az,
Mary T. Gorles 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg1 atty. - J Kali.
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In pursuance OF an order Of Hon. John
7. Coha!an. one Of the surrogates OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims
against Francis Hustace. late OF the County
Of New York deceased. 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers therefor to the
Subscribers, tn. executors. &c. OF the said
deceased, at the office of Samuel Riker.
Jt. Numssr - Cedar street In the Sor-
York. on or before the fifteenth day OF
September next.
Dated. New York. the tenth day Of
March. 1915
EDWARD V. z LANE.
GRACE ". LANE, Executors
SAMUEL RIKER. r ATTORNEY for Es.
scu.ors. 10 Cedar Street. New York City.
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RESULTS AT T
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The bronx nnd Brooklyn.
II VESEY STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day.

lat II NESEY STREET.
by Joseph p. Day.
suFFoLK 81. 1915, VS., 40 5 stanton
al VS. Gussie Rubel c, al, due, $500 80:
taxes, So. t506, 3 sub to a prior mtg OF
$4,000; to the plaintin for 81, 900 over
i.tTH ST, SO5 W. n 5, 100 W sth az. .Sx
.sll, nve sty FIAT and strs-Hsnnah
harri;Gn " Hervey Thompson ct Al,
20 a prior mtg OF $4,000, to the plain
tH sos $40
BY Henry Brady.
aoTH ST II w. n =, ??5 W sth ay. :Sx
Life .lPs Co vs. Il F McNsll ct al. due.
ss1Ss,is' taxes. &c, 'ssO,sO; TO the
p'a'n''n ''''''.' $4,000
BY James l." Wells Company.
10TH IT q W 5 = 80 Manhattan
Savgs Bank vs. VI I Marks ct al: due.
utiSISto' taxes &c, s%ss6.so; 70 the
p'aih'ih ''.''''.'',.,,.,,"....sl2,lOo
By Samuel Marx.
llSTH ST, $50 W, = $, l.5 W Manhattan
ay, isxiOO IL, three sly dwig"City Real
Estate co vs. Ellen sculiy ct al, due.
sls5$is:' taxes, Sc. N5l.io; to the
P'"'HtlH ',...,,. .....-,. $1,000
LAT 320s THIRD ANENUEl
By Henry Brady.
CLINTON Az e :, sOSi . jefferson pl,
bSNllO lN:6xllii to Boston ri X 7Ox
zoo fNbS, V~acant-Elway Co agt j Reilly
ct al; due, si3l26bi. taxes, &c, SlSO7.oi,
10th vt, : " cor Merriam az, 5oixsos
vacsnt-N y Assn Of the New Church
agt Martin Wallace ct al, due, t2,2gi0S;
taxes SO. Sl,ss3 80, 10 James J Me-
pEAoc"H Nv. rhses, e :. go; n clemson a .So
2iNlOO--A q Wildey ast \ u MoC;raror
81 NJ! due, sl,9ii IS taxes. &c, s273G4,
sub 10 prior mtg OF $4,000, to the plain
I'M '''''..,', .,r,,,.. .,.,,,.., ", 400
by Bryan l." Kennedy.
10th ST. T. : y. 35S " Webster av,
"a IN0ls, ya~cant-Edway co agt W A
Lawrence ct ali due, S3,37G.st; taxes,
b., fsd5; to the platinum 800
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ny W. j. McPhilliamy 4 GO.
NICHOLAS Az, \ 2 cor Jamaica av, laNx
j07-Frank r Kraus, Jr. agt Magdslena
Grotz ct al, to the p~laintif, ,,,,,, 81, 600
LOTS iii-Iis, blk 79ot-Frank W schutt
sgt RrHw.cG CONSTR Co 81 al; 10 tho
ipiixy!TTtnNN Iv'Uw',' ,gGt n Myyr,i.'sVV
idxl0GN i~rreg-Ernest VI Turner agt
Peru Realty Co. Inc, ct al, to the
plaintiff for 800 over a mortgage OF
$500,
by James l.. Brumley,
rfSSTSoSS -H sTl N Z 1 St;S sten' rh nv;
Voorhees, Of al; to Lena 8 Cole. u, $50
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no Not WANT APARTMENTS.

Nh h mystery surrounds the identity
o' ~" real people behind the 1913 Park
Ave'Ie Company, which several days
as' bought the Wheeler dwelling at the
northeast corner OF Park avenue n
S~eyeuty-hrst street. The papers OF in
corporation throw no light on the men
behind II was said Yesterday that the
purchase was made by residents in the
section who don't want the corner used
as q size for a tall apartment house.
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SALES BY

RY VIRTUE Of an execution. will sell
this day NJ public auction AT . A VI. Mt
No. 1899 Nostrand Ave, Borough of Brook
Ign. all the right, ttte and Interest which
John p, Koch had on the and day OF June.
1915, In AMI TO the chattels and fixtures
contained In the butcher shop on the
ground moor In the promises aforesaid,
Harry Wolkof, Marshal. CIV Of New York.
In the matter of United Dressed Beef Co.
Of - Y. against John + Koch.
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NOTICES.

HUBBARD. THOMAS HIN Pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John r, Cohalan,
"A Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given 90 all persons
laiN u the COUNTY Of New York. deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
acting business. No. % wall street. In the
Ci,y ~ NS York. on or before the 10Th
dav Of December next Dated, New York.
HUBBARD SIBYL L. DARLINGTON.
john HUBBARD. siBYL = HUBBARD.
Executors. JOl1NE. lARKiS & RATH-
ROME. Attorneys for Executors. 81 Wall
s., Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
y. Y.
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5000 - BUoNx FLAT DEAL.

The Hunts DIN section of The Bronx
a $4,000 Hat deal to yester-
days trading for that part Of the city.
The property sold Is the fats at 932, s36
and 90 Hoe avenue, three i've story
buildings on a plot l2O feet wide. The
lad Construction Company. OF which
Joseph \, pamsey Is president, sold the
buildings to Cecil Rose, who resoli them
al a profit to Edward \. Reilly.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
csouth Of Fourteenth ST.

with name and address of lender and
lenders attorney.)
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
MONTGOMERY ST. W s, Is $ Madison ST,
5Oxg9-Aaron Adler to Isaac j Adler,
1918 y l6ad st, June 3, due DIS per bond;
atty, Mandelhaum Bros, 80 Wall
Eas, side.
wa" and lion s,s'T
70 Az, NV :; a. N 5 ioth st; ::;Isn
is p c; attys, sslter a. S, 40 Nassau
''g sl4bs st Ia i i + T i n. 1iS E i, Lex na az. ;Ss
/ : Bank. 81 hsmbe st, June I, :
yrs, ) p c; atty, T q Co i6 Broad.
6STHi ST, =, 500 W Mad Az, soxsow
Wallace + Peck to Title Guar q r co,
i7a Bway. June :, due a: per
LEXI%GToN Az, s?i. 5. ,UO.5 n sd st.
:oSjo--cHrp%Tai Realty CO to VIM r.
az per bond atty, II q Co, i7s broad,
81" AASv, - sos . SSH st, s5x75.aa inxU"t
Kciisrmann to tchas pi,,msn' Isl Cen.
attys. SwSSolf"&s X. 's sos sowe2yy ' $4,000
West Side.
west Of ram ana III lion S', s,.. Fourteenth
80 = = u - ~ ~ W. u" -
Rose Gillespie TO Samuel c stcinhardt.
New Rochelle, \ V, Iune 10. 3 yrs. s
y G, atty, samuel g steinhardt. 30 Broad
SAME riRoFERTYGsamc to same, June
10 yrs, Sia ? c; atty, same ,%m;stooo
Emma J Adams and ano to Edward II
Black, Yonkers. n y, june s. 3 yrs, ~
y g; atty, l. 7 60, $50 Bway. $50, 900
77TH ST. $ =. ESQ W Central Park West.
2iXlO2. Emery j Thomas to Equitable
Trust 60 Of y Y. 81 wall at. June 3.
| yr, bis p G; atty, l. T Co. $50 BROAD
way 'OVO
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST.
l3STH ST, II :, ASS Q nth av, l5.sx99.il-
Gilbert y Forte to y Y Life Ins q 7 Co.
trus. % Wall 81, June /, 8 yrs, 3 p e.;
atty, T q 90. l78 Bway ..,.,..,.s6 5000
BRoApWAY, = e c INST at, a9llxl?o-
Broadedge Corpn 70 Jacob Rosenthal.
at'ys, Marks & NJ, SO Park Row $500
10th ST, n >, 500 g Broadway, l0OX90, II
--i3S W lb0th street Const Co TO Charles
Liehnann ct al, eNrs and trus, 1853 bth
av. june 7. I yr. 8 p c: atty, 1T co.
iSo BwSy $s2'0o0
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx,
UNIVERSITY Az, W $, 1877 = Boscohel
pi, 6sii>igi-i3oyn. Bridge Realty Co,
Inc. to city MTG Co, - Wall IT, June
Z demand, q y .; atty, + A SNOW.
uNiivERslTy Av, s., i.S,e' insssSobei
ri, Slixi:i-same - same, June T.
uSSffVs1ESRRssrrypAv, wy. saS'io |. iBosceaS"eIi
pL rs tXl29 Same 10 same. June 7,
demand. 9 p C; atty, same..,.,,3tS,ooo
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. y. "a Sun sets. 7as Moon rises is IS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k So Gov. STAND SIS Hell Gate. ID
Low WATER THIS "a
sandyHs.iiAiN5 Gov Island II, s. nen Gate. .is'
Arrived TUESDAY, June :
Sc ctta di Messina. $50 p NJ. Palermo.
Sc Lux. $50 r NJ. Liverpool May q.
50 Kim sP N Monday. shislds May -.
:: L eh sl",i,a ''S 80 n n G!ar'i' Man Na S., q
ss Helena, . p. NJ Monday, Rotterdam.
IS Hokoku Maru, 10 A NJ, Marselles.
IS Mardalcne, $50 A NJ, Manchester.
= Navigator. $50 = NJ Msnday, Genoa.
s. Einand. Monday, Rotterdam.
s. Comerc : A " Rotterdam May ??
: pr,nclpello, $3.50 y " Monday, Avon
s. seis'an, sos 4 NJ. Newport, England.
IS .Rsrrahannock, p Monday, salon.
$ Rayamo. I:% = NJ. Havana June
:: Trat haiarw .@ ! y S Ta'SrT''MN a J" lS
- 'nlIlirNa. - = VI NtftN' IS. Jun"
- M,nch'oncal. T. NJ. KINGSTON Juno 3.
- Bruckhau~cu, \ + II Ndn2anlllo.
May %
SIS Msn,nnino. ::S p NJ. Cienfuego..
May 81
s. clo'hilde Cuneo. $50 A NJ, sama.
June
s. San Juan. 3 A NJ San Juan. May n
s. Korona. A VI. 81 Thomas. June ..
Sc Highland Harms, $50 \ NJ. Barbados.
MAY 81
So Metapan. - A NJ. Havana. juno {
s. Taunton. n p NJ. Port Antonio, Juns .
- Atahualpa, noon. barbados May 81
IS VI Cid. New Orleans. June 3
s. Santiago BrUnswi,k. June @
s. INdrakuala, savannah june &
IS Princes Anne. Norfolk, juno
s. Tyler. Norfolk. June :
S. Radiant. New Orlcars Nav p
IS Richmond. GcorgrtOWn. : c. June
S. Algiers. Texas CITY. MAY Al
So Navahoe, Wilmington, y c, June s
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Calahria. At Genoa
Sailed PoR NEW YORK
SIS America. from Naples
Sc Nvives, from Jamaica.
S. Zacapa, from Santa Marta
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

SOUTH ST. 1873 incl, ail-wnllam T.
irell. exr lily l. Meyer, to Harvey II
Meyer, llD South OF. 3 yrs from May l.,
1919; attys, Holm. W 4 S. IS Nassau
ASSEN'uE 4. cor 'iisth ST, --oOOee
stores and bssement--.Anns Lipman to
yrs from May Is. lsl6; atty. Rudo!ph
4OTH ST, $50 ". store and a,ement~
Jacob Thinner 10 chas schmii, 6e5 "
40th 81. I'LL: yrs from June !. 1915.
atty. Il o Braendle, 1875 Madison av.s9l6
iST Az. 1885. $ store PHILIP Cohn to
Alo!s H3s'omsky: 1885 ist av, yrs
WATER ST. ss6-3s, all-Carucci Holding
co TO Michael ornate, Hl Water 81,
,oTHyr s sr ron 10 'qs' aiiIlfnlIii.s p5anr..coiK s,aso
Mary Meislnger. 1910 3D. av; atty, Ebling
hwy Co, 100 o. AIMS sv. aii-is yrs
sITH ST. Ws-ii w. store and basement
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Police Commissioner Woods has trans
ferred five detective sergeants OF tho
second branch detective bureau to patrol
duty and has assigned six young patrol
men To duty in the bureau, The detec-
tives transferred are Louis Hyams,
Harry Van Colt. Thomas Webber,
Thomas J. Phelan and jeremiah Nc
Mahon.
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BIG GOSHEN PLACE SOLD.

Seaman. Lowerre & Co. and George
" Grior ave sold ninety-two acres
win buildings at Goshen. n. Y, for the
estate ~ Mary Jane Howell to Henry
James Mullins of Brooklyn.
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These navy orders ver. issued:

Lieut. T r. Van Metre Cunior srads,,
from New York to works Of r. W, BIZ.
Company, BrNoklyn, y Y.
Lieut. Y VI Williams Junior gradel.
commissioned from March :
Lieut.. l. +, Reifsnider Cunior gradeI.
commissioned from March Z.
Ensign +. c, Beisel. temporary duty
naval training station. Great Lakes
Ensign II, II Porter, from treatment,
nava, hospital. Washington. n G. 20 tenn
porary duty Annapolis
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WEST SIDE OWNERS TO MEET.

The next regular meeting OF the
West Side Taxpayers Association will
be held tomorrow evening AZ Heinebund
Hall, 257 West Thirty-fourth street.
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wEsTCHEsTER TRACT SOLD.

Louis Cowan has sold for Richard
Ru'lodge n a client the entire develop
nnent known as Laurel Park, in the
village Of Mount Kisco. containing owe
fourteen acres, The property was held
az S.n.nnn.
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BUYS HUDSON RIVER HOME.

The Robert f, Farley Organization
has sold the large stucco residence Of
A Roseustrom AT Rlverview Manor. The
purchaser is Archie O. Van Ness OF
Manhattan.
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED In restricted territory
ana nc,isbtnr ~htie hcsiSs 40 ~
furniture small capita! to carry small
stock ARNAN = co, 1880 Chestnut
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H o u E S
FOR THE SUMNER
LONG ISLAND.

FURNISHED elk room cottage; salt
water bathing. hshing. boating farm prod
ucts on MS situated on Sssanoa River
via Bath Boothbay Route ESQ per month:
$50 per season. Apply VI y TARBON.
"Covelly Farm" Westport. Maine.
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, June s-The Court ~ Appeals
calendar for Wednesday. June ., Is. SoA
SOS, ass. 3+S. 3oS, $50 and 37l.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BAH Realty Co to q " Faber. Inc, !
Beaver 81. 10 yrs from oct /. 1915; sttys,
K!dder. Ayres n Riggs. 81 william
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AT WOODMERE. l.. Finest home:
PHIpPS. W%oodnere. l. I.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

Are YOU interested In . water front
bungalow? II so write. call or telephone.
Little cash needed. No brokers. ACF-
FuRTH. 23 west a<th St. n. Y. c. Tel.
1860 Greeley.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part.)
downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth ST.
Az, iIO-ii2. = . cor 9th st. 77.7xt3 TX
irreg<Kayell Realty Co to High Grade
Holding Corpn. IS Nassau st, mtg -Sli5,-
o0O. Apr 20. atty. Jos c Levi. 81 LIB.
ST. SOS T. ; :. 1905 E Az A. runs
@ 20 9i.S Y W 81 Y n 1913 X e 20 X
n IS TO beg. nth ct, 500 Il, $ =. 2sxI5;
18th st, $40 T.. $ $, 1875 e. Az. a, slv
~7tl0-Louis Feldman TO selig Feldman'
. Attorney ct, all liens, June b; atty,
Samuel Potter. 40 Nassau st.....,slOO
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Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcHl

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Tho largest woman suffrage parade ever witness ed anywhere was held here today. Women from every state in the union and more than twenty foreign coun~ tries participated. It was woman $ appeal to place New York in the suf-
 frage column at the election on No-
 vember ,. It is estimated that there
 were 40,000 women and 5000 men in line.
 The parade extended from Wash
 ington Square to Central Park, and began al 2 o'clock and finished after dark.
 Throughout the line of march, Side- walks. hotel balconies, windows Of clubs, stores and apartment houses were filled with spectators. On both sides of Fifth avenue, with yellow : hammered women marchers moving be- tween were banked throngs of people estimated by the police to exceed 2O0,- 0O0
 There were thirty bands and it is said 15,0o0 yellow banners. It took four hours and twenty minutes for the parade to pass any reviewing stand.
 Of the various features of the pa-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
HARRIS SAYS STRIKERS ARE
 THEMSELVES GUARDING MINES

thinks that no effort will be made by the operators to bring strike breakers into the district, as the owners seem 10 realize that should this be done II would be a signal for rioting by the striking miners.
 According to Col Harris, the strikers are making every effort to prevens any of the companies property being ue- stroyed. and are keeping all of the properties under watch of q large DICK eting force, believing that an attempt might be made by the owners them selves to burn or dynamite some of the properties in order to cast a shadow on the strikers and give some excuse for bringing serious charges against them.
 Joseph $. Myers. who has been in Ph 1eniX for the past few weeks repre- senting the federal department of labor
 and gathering data relative to the Cliff ton strike situation, left yesterday for Clifton and Fl Paso, where he will con l tinue his investigations in behalf of the government.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
CLIFTON LOCAL OFFICERS QUIT
 FACING RECALL
President and Secretary of Clifton Local, Western Federation of Miners, Resign Rather Than Face Serious Charges
By ERNEST DOUGLAS

Especial Representative ot ihe Ke-
 publican)
 CLIFTON. Oct. 2$-By resisning as president and secretary respectively of the Clifton local of the Western Federation of Miners, Juan Guerra and Ricardo Rodriguez today saved themselves from recall. Both were accused of treachery. NJ. J. Lucero was unanimously elected president at specI eeting of the local A new secretary is to be named by the eX- ecutiVe committee.
 The charges against the former president and secretary were of the gravest nature. IL Is alleged that Guerra made the assertion that he absolutely controlled the Mexican strikers and could send them back to work at any time and under any terms He is also accused of max ing other statements regarded as traitorous oO the union. Rodriguez followed Guerra's lead.
 When the strike began Guerra and Rodriguez were probably the most popular and trusted of all the Mexi- can miners. Upon the insistence of the Clifton MeXicans. Guerra was added as q member at large to the first peace committee sent to Fl Paso. After his return he made statements which brought anger Of former friends and supporters. Some of the strikers wanted to escort Guerra and Rodriguez out to the Duncan road Others pointed out that if this was done they might disclose valuable inside information to the enemy It was then decided they shOhld he kept and watched closely so as to see they did not create dissension among Mexicans or communicate with the companies. Late last night Guerra and Rodri- guez said the- were tired of the fight LC,ontin,,od an Page Threel