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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
CULLMAN BROS.
GET A BARGAIN
Buy Front St. Building at
Much Less than It's
Assessed Value.
PROPERTY SOLD AT
AUCTION FOR CITY
Client Of William Cruikshank' s
Sons Purchases Washington
Street Parcel.

The five story building at l6l Front
st.. northeas. corner Of Fletcher ST., as
sessed by the city at $4,000 for tax
able purposes was bought yesterday IN
the Vesey ST. auction rooms for S37-
$50 by Cullman Brothers, tobacco deal
ers. The property was sold at the
stand Of Bryan l.. Kennedy, auctioneer'
for the Sinking Fund Commissioners OF
this city. The total claims against the
property we're about $4,000. Charles
T. Noyes & Co. represented Cullman
Brothers in this purchase.
The property has a frontage Of 32.5
fcct and a depth Of 1913 feet.
Cullman Brothers plan to erect two
or three story building on the SITE Al
will be carried free Of mortgages.
Another large transaction yesterday
was the sale by the New York LIE IN
snrance and Trust Company as trus-
tee. 20 a client Of William Crulk-
shank's Sons. of the premises at oIa
and SIC Washington ST., three STORY
building end a stable, on a plot ooX'o
The buyer. it is understood, will i'm
prove the property az an early date
This plot and the remainder OF the
block. together with the two blocks 70
the north, were purchased IN 1871 Dy
the original John Jacob Aston
Kurz G. Uren sold for the estate OF
Katherine S. Du Bots 6l5 Courtlandt
av.. northwest corner Of 15lst ST.,
three story brick building, with store
and CIT Courtlandt av, four story
brick building. with two stores, cover
ing plot 5OXl0O feet. Also sold LOT
the Kane Construction Company the
vacant plot Of land on the east side oil
Sndgwick av.. adjoining the northerly
line Of Washington Bridge. The Pic,
has frontage of 30. feet, rear Inc OF
20 feet and a depth Of 40 feet. Inc
plot is known as lots OIL and o2 on the
samuel Cowen has sold the four
story double flat. on a plot 25XlOO feet,
known as S74 Trinity ay., for =. Rooltz'
Other sales reported yesterday were
HUDSON AV.-Saul ". Levy sold
fer the Utility Realty Company 10 the
Namon Realty Company, or BrooHIyh'
Tho property, 494 and 496 Hudson ST.,
running through 20 lO1 10 liz bedIoru
St, old three and TOUR sLoIy DutIu4HSa'
ON plot fronting 43 feet on Hudson ST.
and SO feet on Bedford St. with
gouthcrly line measuring $50 feet;
18TH ST-Ennis Sinnott nave
resold, through the KNAPP & "sssoh
Company. 432 West l54th st. a three
story dwelling on lot l6X9Sll' near
Amsterdam av. The sellers recently
acouired the property from the Law
vors' Mortgage Company.
f31ST Senior & Stout sold for
Paul c. Foxlocher 143 West lalst ST.,
= three story and basement dwelling
on lot 2OxiOO, to the Rev. W. W.
i3TH Richard S. Elliott has re
9oid through Edward $. Foley, 1877
West 18th st.. three story and base
ment dwelling, 20.GxlO3.3, to +. James
for occupancy.
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planned that the application was made
80 the suggestion Of the PUhlc Service
Commission. lie said that the applica-
tion was made before the application
for bus lines by the Fifth Avenue
Coach Company, and the fact that the
Coach company had not been fayoraoiy
considered had nothing to DO with the
matter.
Wcst Eighty-sixth street was for
merly known az a PARK street and was
restricted for park uses rs a parkway
connecting Central Park West with
Riverside Drive by legislative statute.
But few years ago the Legislature
gave the Board Of Estimate the right
to take park streets out OF the control
of the Park Department and place them
in control of the Borough Presidents
Office. Seventy second street has been
given into the control OF the Borough
President and Eighty-sixth Street IS
now the only street IN that section OF
the city remaining under the control OF
the Park Department.
The application was referred 20 the
committee on franchises Of the Board
Of Estimate.
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SUMMONS.

SEN YORK SUPREME COURT. new
WORK COTNTN.-Ceou French, plaintiu.
against Bankycrein Suisse. defendant sum
mons. Trial desired in Sew York County.
no the above named defendant. You are
hereby summoned 90 answer Che complaint IN
tbis action. and 20 serve q copy of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 20
DAYS after the service OF this summons. ex-
,'ustve Of the day OF service. and Do case Of
Nour failure TO appear or answer judgment
t,ll be taken against you by default Tor the
relief demanded in The complaint.
Dated September 2. l5l5.
NJ CASEWELL HEISE.
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
T. q address and office. so Liberty Street.
p,r0uch OF Manhattan. City of New York.
To Iankverein Suisse. corporation.
Geneva. SWlt1erandt
Tho foregoing summons n served upon you
iy notification. pursuant 10 an order Of Hon
rarris X. Pendieton. Justice Of the SUI
tr.rn. Court OF the State OF New York. dated
Sept.tnber q. 1915. and filed IN the once Of
M Clerk OF the County of Sew York a. the
CnYrtv Court House. borough az Manhattan
CIV. County and State Of New YORK, on the
Isl day Of october, 1915 with copy OF tho
complaint The original compl Amt having
been alcd in said Office on the second day Of
September, 1915.
Dated october J. 1915. -
NJ CASEWELL HElNE.
Plaintiff Il Attorney.
ONCE and i O address. ] Liberty Street.
gorourh o. Manhattan New York CITY
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ARRIVED

Steamers Arkansas DAN, Copenhagen Sept y.
Crrls,iaria Oct l. Shields 10 and Boston Nov L. %
Punch. Fdye & Co quarantine al 50 m
Va,tri lBri Rio Jsnclro Oct y. 70 BusH
Daniels. With mails and mdse. Quarantine a.
Rubpcra DBrl. Genoa and Gibraltar Oct II.
Quarantine 3 20 m. . A.. c..
Nlalnanger Nor. Ardors.sn Oct Is. 70 the Car
lbiegn Il Southern 5 Co. Quarantine 10 M.
BelIer lBr Narseies Oct is. 70 the Frencn
Line Quarantine A. As N.
Hamn,en Boston OF l. Quarantine 3 y m
Peuisfone fBrl Naples Oct Is. 70 the Compasnlr
Generate Transatlantiqus. Bar a. OBJ ~ =.
Samoset OBJ - Johns. z. OCT 80 ana nan,
fax = Noy g. 20 BoWring Co. with mails ani
rLse Bar az 9 IS ~. -
Clty Of Columbus. Savannah Nov : 10 tho Ocean
s. 60 with ml,e. Quarantine al 25s ~
II Orcufe Galveston Oct 20. 20 TIE southern
Pacific Co with ndse Quarantine a. 500 . m
san Jaclnto Galveston De, 80. N the Mallory IS
Co with tndse Quarantine a. $50 m,
Cameronia BE- Glasgow oct - ana liTerpool
&C. 20 the Anchor Line. with mails ard mdse Bar
a. 2 IS M, An. -,
Ferrona lBrl Norfolk Nov g. to Punch. Edye &
Co Left Quarantine AZ ~ a
pinar del Rio lBrl Havana oct q. Cardenr
O. Sagla 28 and Cal0arien 30. 20 the American <
Cuban - Line. with sugar. Bar az II NJ SIN
Manchi0neal tN0rl. Port Antonio Oct n, Mon
tegG Bay q and Kingston 20, to the United fruu
Co. with mdse BsF al 0 p m.
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F1sT l20TH sTREET

The spproximate amount Of the lien or
,harpe 10 satisfy which the ahOye-de-
scribed property Is % be sold. is -Four
,housaud eight hundred five and 4OfiO0
tSsSO540I Dollars with interest thereon
frofn the l7jh cay q September, 1918.
,rgethcf with costs and allowance
ar1ounting 20 TWO hundred seventeen and
TTi10O Dollars. with interest from Septem-
her 18TH. 1915. together with the expenses
~ the sale The approximate amount OF
ti,e taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are TO be allowed 10 the
purcnaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is Three hundred and
q 100 Dollars and interest
said premises viii De sold subject TO a
,aX lien OF Three hundred and forty-fve
and $4,000 Dollars ana interest
Dated. New York. September z5rd, 1915.
HARRY 4 GOIDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
20 Friday. october 2end. 1915. a. the same
time and place ~
HARRY 4 GOlDEL. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further al
sourned 10 Friday. October 2sth. 1918. at the
came time and place
Dated New York October 22nd 1915
HARRY a GOlDEL. Referee
Tho foregoing sale is hereby further ed-
fourned 90 Friday. November l-i D.. 1915, at
ihe same tira~ and place.
Dated New York. october 2sth. 1913.
HARRY a COIDEL. Referee.
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and Merchandise. STORED ~ THE AUDI
hon TIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
ACTON VAN & STORAGE co.
THE \ & X. F1REPKOOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE 90. Unc0rpOratedD.
2iS-25O ". G3d ~.

New York November 6tht 1919.
To I. Eaumau co.. Jos. Bratton. Mrs K
Brown. Mrs Burke. Mrs >. Conorty, Mrs.
81 Connolly. Miss Catherine Dillon Mrs
Donnie. Mrs j. Farrell Mrs. j. 81. Gracfe.
MI Wm Han. Miss Nellie Hawk Mrs.
J. Harrison. Mrs luness. Mrs T. johnson,
Mrs Lampy. y. Lynch. a. ID. Lee, O. j.
Lang. H. O. Lewis McKenua Express. Mr..
~. McDermott. Mrs Madden. Airs ~.
Nltcha,i Mrs Manchester c. Maiilar4.
Qu.rn's Express. Mrs J. Riehn. Mrs. X.
Rafferty, Mrs a. Ryan. Mrs Phillips Mrs
Stenhoin. Nlr. All Scott. Mr.. Harry Segal.
Mrs j. smith s. J Scherer, Mr.. Michael
Touner. Mr. and Mrs y j. Ward and
g. a. RandeU. You and each Of YOU are
hereby notified that the time FOR the
payment Of our lien upon the property
after duo notice thereof had been given
YOU. we VIII cause such property. 20
Wit Household Goods Personal Effects
and Merchandise. stored IN the Acton Van
and Storage Warehouse Co. Warehouses.
New York city by you or IN your name
cor in which you may have en- INTEREST,",
10 be sold at public auction. according 20
the statute In such case made ana pro-
lided at the warehouse NO blo W. lard
St New York city, on TUESDAY, NO
MEMBER 23rd. 1913, at 1880 a. M, and
" the sale thereof is not completed ON
said date. the same Will be continued al
the same place on each and every day
thereafter. beginning a. 10 80 a. m. and
continuing until all the goods are sold
THE A. s Il. IIREPKOOI STORAGE
MARRIOTT GO. UnCOrpOrntcd1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 Section n OF the Insurance
Law OF the state Of New York, we. the
nIl.rsisned. all being natural persons OF full
Ers and at least twO-thlrds u Us citizens
OF the United states, and al least one Of us
a resident Of the state OF New York. DO
hereby declare and publish notice Of our In
tertlon To form IA domestic stock insurance
eorporstiOn 20 transact the business Of nde.-
Its and surety insurance as authorized under
subdivlsiOn OF Section 20 OF the Insurance
Law The name Of The proposed corporation
ia HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY IN.
amount Of it's capital stock H. TO be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand 1850 Oe0)
DoIars and It's surplus Two Hundred and
FIfry Thousand N25g.0 00) Dollars additional
The D. incip4I and home ohlce OF the corpora.
tier i 10 be located in tue Borough OF Man
haitian. Cty County ana State OF New YORK
Dated. New YORK. september zsth. 1915.
GEORGE & CABELl. CLARENCE
NETTLES. JOS T.. WARD. a. ID
BONN a KENNEDY CHILD, GUS
TAV kCMPEKT CHARLES PETRAS
+ c. HORWAKTH. ALFRED
WOLFF. A. BOMMEL. NJ. LEM
BRECH. c. HERkFORTH JOSEPH
DhNk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Sales at Auction.

A. "A Yesey -.
sru Az t4q0-1sGa y cor l20th 81. loo.llNl2aI
o.. - aptmt house and stores; 10 p.aln'iE
ior S23I 500.
B7 Bryan T. Kennedy
tsrn ST isg.fss ". e. 80 5th az. s0ilo35
s,v In bldg. ADORNED % Noy
FRONT ST. % coz Fletcher g. - 1HsJAS4 - f, q w
In b.dg corporation sale. 20 joseph 'uiiinah
Hy Joseph p. Day.
uqrg ST a. W s. gg- r. LcnoS az, lstlOoh
- dwig. 20 tie plant u fo- $4,000
PIKE ST. e. o. e % East BAay. u aH)3 zhli x
$50. 3 ~ teumt and stores. TO Julus bachiaeh
By samuel Man.
PITT ST. Q. w D. IS o Grand 81. 25IlQQi ny
tsnmt aud stores to Bet.nct Friend Tor fa-.ooV.
A, the BronI Exchange
- j. H. Mayors
tocUsr Az. $50. . 5 2'b n l3Sth =. ssoas@o'
25i,36i: shops. 10 Edward NJ James Tor 'Zo-.o0l.
d. Joseph T. bay.
GRAND BLVO. 2ll3. s.. q BUSH - ~ .
e. s1i-II0-Il91s. 9 ~ d~ig. to The pla'"'if
Hy Henry Brady
cREsTOs ~ 2sc8 g. ae7.li "a i9ith -. 2'y
gl Ia-fIA4,f. s.y ua.s. 20 iac lia.ntn
rs james !. Doro7an
MONTICELLO Az. f. e.s King'brdse III.
sUrllU. Monticello as. g. 800 Nurang AZ.
-rxua. seton 4v r.. 800 LleuAalI az 1HA
loo. % Tie l.airr@ fHr fl.2f5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Broadway Block Report.

Charles Z. Johnson and associates
have made overtures 20 purchase the
property on the west side OF Broadway
between 95th and S6th SITS. lately i'm
by William II. Barnum and William
Everdell On the southerly half Of
the block was formerly the old Her
Md Square Theatre.
Messrs Barnum and Everdell bought
the property last June. and Sol Bloom
recently leased the entire premises as
improved for tWenty-one years.
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MATT DIVERS
STORAGE WAREHOUSES; q MOVING
VANS
s11-sis-st5-sf7-si9 WEST 10th ST.

SIl-SIo-oIo-oI f-oIJ W = IFVI ~ y
To Jerome Buck. Mr.. Il. Beers. Mrs Cos
t.lio Mrs u l. Cowan. Mrs. Laura Ha wilkins
Mrs c. jameson. Mr. WIN. Kenrney. Mrs c.
Iackman. Mr. @. IL Mulyaney Mr.. Geo
Quinn. Mrs Riedel. Mrs. Reilly. Mrs. II. l.
Simon Mfs Tehan. Mr.. NJ l. Wilson. Mr.
Wall. SIR. II Yost and Mr.. Zscharian: You
and each % you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eS-
pred. after due notice thereof had been given
you We VIII cause such property. 10 W.T.
Household Goods Personal Enoctsand Mer-
chandlso stored 200 our WarrhousN hy you
or On your name cor in which ypa may have
an Interest,". 90 Dee sold az public auction ac-
corllrg 90 the stufete boo such case made amt
provided ut The warehouses. Nos. 3iI-5t3-
sIf-sII-3lS West lfOth ST. New York cay,
on Thursday. November 18Th. 1918. nt l0,S0
"A. m, and continuing until all the goods
are sold
MATT DIVERS STORAGE WAREHOUSES
AND MOVING VANS.
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$4,000 THEATRE
FOR ASBURY PARK
Henry and Walter Rosenberg
Get Site for Structure.

Henry and Walter Rosenberg' OF this
CITY. have purchased from the Henry
WYATT estate, of Nutley, y. j.. plot,
lG6xlOO feet, at Goodman ay. and -.
James Place, Asbury PARA, y. j. On
the site they will Immediately erect
modern freproof theatre, costing ap-
sl50,0O0.
This theatre will be completed on or
about May 10 next, and will be devoted
to Klaw & Erlanger's and Shubert's
the coming summer.
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shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

Homer CITY fB1. spchs OF II, 70 Samuel s,r-
day a. Co Bar A. midnight, 9Th
Irongats 'Br. HutlTs Oct IL. 20 Borrng C.
1iih pyrtes Bar 2, l . N
Rio COLORADO tBrI. santos Oct g. 20 Arhlcf q
Bros with coffee Bar q, 1874, m
Jererlon. Newport News and Norfolk. 70 Tho GA
Dominion ss Co. with mdse Quarantine 22t m
4 Young with coTec. Bar q, 30 M.
SAILED
STEAMERS VI Harper Rordsaur: Rsenscralg.
-. Neguri fspanl Passages Possdon Dutch .
Rotterdam, Artangorm fBrl. YiadiVOsfok. Parma
fBfl. 81 Th0m. Anna fNOrl. P.nsdelghia; Deis-
ware. Philadelphia. MOHAWK. Chsres,Oa and Jsck
sonYHo sefyian Prince tBfi. Brst CODiny
Copenhagen via Norfolk. Be.ltgio fB-l. Malta Ciy
q Macon. spozia. Mama Hs'a. Baltimore Tyler.
Norfolk and Newport News RIO do Janeiro Bran
Psrnsmbgco. Mdd essr Norfolk. HishciiTo lbr.
HUI. 81 George lBrl. Liverpool Pcadaves tbrl.
Cardiff Australia iSws|). FfemalIe. Justin lBr.
Barbados Via Newpor; News. Princess Anne. Nor
folk sHd NeV port News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

WALTON Az ~ 9l6l fremont az TAO 3 ~
IIt-r te.rts Sd fKbs each. ole q Bertels0h
sit,b !, 40 Balisy Az owner. ChAs schaeier. n.
s6l fremont a. architect. $50 900
MkPES Az e. lis ~ lS1th u, sly brick
trumt a. ix3I. WIN J Diamond lisd 8 Ani
Fs.hsa,. sv owner. Chas sehaefer ir. iOl Tn
mont ay architect. so lJO
7f3rH ST. S. % " Carlisle ri. So brick teumt,
5.i50- Savs-o Beie $50 Fast legth 81 Gamer
r., Rlss 4 Csse.ier 1888 I.TsL as Architects
s. 600
CLARENCE Az. -25 BARLEY a. teo stg
.Tlr Poplar d. .arer. d Ebeling. 1900 Wes'-
chester ar architect s.. 900.
WAITE PLAINS Az " g. I95f2 Rosee ood -.
81 hrIlI shci l11'3. s!y 4 y. owner. " O.
/ CIs,erion 1898 Lofins ri. architect; o. 900
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SELLS WESTMINSTER ESTATE
Client of WorthingtOn Whitehouse New
Owner of PhiIbrick Property.

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
sold to a Mr.. Meigs for Mrs. Mary NJ.
Philbrick her country estate in the
townships of Rye and Harrison, West
chester County, consisting of So acres:
This property has over 1000 feet OF
road frontage on Lincoln and Harrison
avs, and is directly opposite the estate
Of R. T. Wainwright.
It adjoins the former Marion Story
estate property, which was sold by the
same broker in 1909 TO Hugh I. CHS
holm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
West Side Storage Warehouse,

New York. November 9th. 1913.
To (Mrs Dowd. West Side Van EN-
press). Mir. De Vnls (Mrs Dodd. Mulleus
Van), (Mrs Garner. John Cherry Nan).
Mrs Thompson. Mrs. +. Smals a. Will
Jams (Allison Roderick. John cherry Nan),
SIR Geo Theodore (Mrs a. Bentley
Phila, Pa Pearl Gray Charlie Lee Mrs
J. d Loughry (Mrs McAllster, Mullen's
YAM. Della 81 Miller. Barnett. MOI. Mrs
Nfnshul Mrs C. Eenner. Nrs Eosnal,
l. sammons. Mrs Anna Suuman. Anna
Brown (Mrs. Darling. by Cockney Nan).
Mrs Carter. Mrs. Sadie Butler Florence
NJ Barnard, Mr. Adamson. Mrs Dan Daly
and Fisher Furniture Co.. You ana each ~
YOU ere hereby notified that the t'We for
The payment OF our lien upon tle properly
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given you, We
yiu cause such property, 90 VIZ. household
goods personal effects, pianos, Wefchan-
disc. eto., stored In the West side storage
warehouse At $40 W l43rd ST, New York
CIV. By you or in your name tor in
which you may have en- Interest," 20 be sold
Al public auction. according 20 tho statute
In such case made and provided. AZ the
warehouse $40 w l42rd st, New York
CITY. on Tuesday. November 2Srd. 1915. at
1890 a. m and II the i7ie thereof Is not
completed on said date the same will be
continued az the same place on every Tues
day thereafter. beginning - 80 a. m.
aud continuing until an the goods are sold.
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
RICHARD WILSON. OR HIS
nIrGEEN ANTS

RE WILLIAM sCRUTON. DECEASED.
RICHARD WILSON Son q RICHARD
WILSON. late % tho City OF York. in Eng
land. solicitor. ana Great Nephew OF ihe
gl.o,c.named WILLIAM SCBUTON. former
it 81 Lawrence street in the city % YORK,
n England Gentlcman). VINO was born on
o. about tho 18th day Of June. lhfi. ana
. ro. In or about the year 1870. lcft Eng
adj ara went 90 reside 40 New York. in thc
,lted states 81 America. n lf4ng. or. n
dead. any Children ~ his. or his ifGsi Per
.onal EepTesentaufts. are requested % COM
,nvpicste AZ once with JOHN RICHARDSON
WOOD. OF the City of York. England. Solici-
tor. from whom information Of an adyan-
AsxsolS I.AfaJs e.1 - olislEsa
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TO MANAGE THE FLATIR0N
Ewing, Bacon & Henry Also Named
Agents of Some Other Big Structures.

The United States Realty and I'm,
provement Company has appointed
Ewing, Bacon & Henry, Inc, agents for
the Fuller Building. more commonly
known as the Fatiron Building, at 23d
st. and 9Th ay.; also for the Mercantile
Building, 29d ST. and Attn ay.; the Ey,
erett Building, 18th st. and 4th av., and
the property formerly occupied by the
O'Neill Adams Company, on the west
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"a Exnectorators Convicted.

Measures to bring about stricter en-
forcemeut Of the law against expccto-
ration in public places have been taken
by DR.. Haven Emerson. the new Com
missioner of Health. According 10 fig
ures given out yesterday az his Office
ninety-four persons have been arrested
and convicted In Manhattan alone
forty-six persons were convicted and
paid a total OF S43 in fines.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

Iosr-DlAMoND FyTCIAss HOOK. Of stl.
urday o. f0tl. su.'lo' reward - 49,"
TrDALL 4 BALLOT. Jenc.en. 90 tia A''
tween i6th aud am streets
LOST Diamond platinum tr tn. N.' ,s,
Nov 8 between Van er'.if Hoe. w. ~ -
sfs. liberal reward. Manager Nalleait hor-
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'Brvu mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Cameroui,. Liverpool .......... --
Itau.f.fou. Norfolk ............. ---- o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
In Bic Deal Downtown.

william A. White & Sons were as
soc;ated with the Charles F. Noyes
Comnanv in the sale Of 1903 and 100
William Street. and will act as agents
OF the property, six story insurance
building. for the new owners: ..
The property was taken lot invest
I,ent in anticipation OF the carry com
Melton Of the William ST. subway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

Local orIclsl Roeord.-The q

ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperatures r0r the last twenty -FOUR hours
IN comparison with the corresponding date Of lS''
year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
LEASES 66TH STREET HOUSE
l.. Graeme Scott To BE Tenant for
Term of Years of Fine Dwelling.

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. have
leased 10 East Goth ST., four story
modern house, on lot 20x100 feet, for
a term of years for the Pentalpha
Realty Corporation, William B. May &
Co., agents, to L. Graeme Scott.
Porter & Co. have leased for Cynthia
X. Wheeler to Mary McDonough the
dwelling at 143 West l26th ST.
The Duff e. Brown Company has
leased for Merrill, Rogers e. Terry the
three story dwelling $50 West li9th ST.
to Samuel VI. Barry.
Malcolm Z. Smith & Co. have leased
TO C.. Lazarus an apartment at l2O
West oath st.
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Recent BUYERS.

The Gotham Engineering Company Is
the purchaser Of 1876 West Gath St. sold
recently by Foody & Gibbon for the 1876
West 3ith Street Company.
James Kane IS the purchaser Of 2299
Crotona av, sold recently by Kurz &
Uren and L. J. Greenberger for the En-
pire City Mortgage and Holding Com
pany
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARklN ED.
london Nov l-Aucherdale BIZ New YORK via
Plymouth. Bo-dercr tBrl Nes York
Aria. N0g i-Bala Cal0fmls tNo,). Seattle via
Liyc.f~oi. Nog baltic OBJ. New YORK
Marseiles. Oct 2s-Harpagu. tBF). New York via
Oran.
Naples. oct 2s-Ancona Gtal, Nss York
sueE No' I-Pahan tBrj. Yokohama. etc. Boston
Queenstown nov 5--Bysio tNor). Montreal; bark
=, ln,ersn,s.d lBo; Port Ansg;e. 49,. w..
Cris,obal. nov Advance. New York
Berwick. oct 5l-Esrom tDan). New York FOR
Copenhagen.
Swansea. Nov i-Brsio CITY tBrl. from Bristol.
Bar6Iios. No7 s--Atshuapa (Br). from New
Colombo Nov CITY % AGRA tBr. from Ca
cuttaJ Boston AMI New YORK
Gran N0g g. Derhlgh lal iBD. New York
TsueriFe Noy i-Hamf0s fNorl. New YORK
Singapore. nov a--Aluycas,er Castle fBrl, IRON
Mania. etcl New YORK. T. IldraA1ala tBfl.
lff5m dol. Boston ard New Yo'k
F,1cha. Nov i-Bentol tBr) New York
Oral o., zs-Birshall OBJ, from Altlsial. NeN
Cristobsl. Nov Colon. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Nov 5-conslesza lItaD. New York; t2r
for Cette Rugbeian tBrl. Philadelphia. ,or %.
Paerno (Its), Nes YORK fof Genoa. 5. Elsglck
Manor lrri New York for CAtsnia.
Punts Arenas Nov 4-Copenhssen tBf), Iquigue.
I,Is OF wight. Nor i-Noordaln Dutch Rottsr-
dam ,or New YORK after being he'd up a. D'a;l
Perrin Nov i-Frimly lBrl' Ne" iofk' Tor
al
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TO COST OVER 100000
Addition 10 Bloamingdale Brothers
-. NI-in u. Tu.n StnrieS.

Addition 10 Bloomingdale Brothers
store viii BE Two Stories.
buchanan & Fox, architects, are pre-
rarirg plans for the large ADDITION
IA he built 10 Bloomingdale BrotherS
store. at the southeast corner OF oOth
81 and Lexington av. The addition
will be two stories and VIII cost De-
t,een 100000 and 100000.
When this annex is opened bloom
ipodaIe Brothers viii occupy the entire
hiock bounded by seth and 6Otn SITS"
Third and Lexington avs, with the
execution Of a plot sos by 90 feet at
5qth 81. and Lexington av