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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18
Sens. Of Fitness.

Some women seem to have no idea
of the relative value OF adjectiyes
or eplthets A golden-haired fluffy
thing was locking at a picture of the
wounded Eagrsh soldiers in hospital
ward. Don't they look dinky' In
their co,s?" she exclaimed "Dinkyl'
they might have been prize poms
instead Of men who had bled for their
country.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18
The pnetrx Of Woman.

Man is like disconnected and un.
couth prose, without harmony or
beauty. That is why poets have al
ways compared womeIi with soag. po-
etry, flower and river, but have never
thought OF comparing man with any
OF these. Woman. like most beauti-
full things In nature. is com scted. well.
developed and well restrai,ed The
Craftsman.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18
Modern Method.

Apropos of an elderly Chicago bank
er, whose wife had threatened TO di
vorce him on account of his affection
for a beautiful stenographer of seven
teen years, George Ade said;
"A tragedy, this, of a not uncommon
kind, a tragedy due to our modern
business methods, The grand ole
merchant prince Of the past used tc
take his pen in hand Today, it seems
he takes his typewriter on his knee
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18

ly Frank Halliday tied a paper weight
to long string. and tried to bean"
the hawk.
The weight fell pretty close to the
hawks head. and It scared up taking
refuge in the folds of Civic Virtues
bronze skirt.-New York World.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18
AdaptabIlity.

why don't you knit something for
the war sufferers?"
Il am knitting something" replied
young Mrs. Torkins.
what is It,"
We'll, thought they were going
to be mittens. but forgot to put the
thumbs in. so Ill have to make then
a pair of socks"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18

The American mans tobacco bill
last year was 100000. 600.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-18

Honest, now. did you ever see any
body take the advice you offeredI-
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
OPEN TOR BUYS MUCH.

EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brown
has bought from the State Banking
Department the seven story loft build
ing on lot 25x75, at 100 East Broad
way.
WEST l2sp sTREET-The two Ave
story fats At eel and 223 West 1894
stree, on plot 3s.?xl00.ll, sold on
Monday by the ~Kouwenhoven estate
10 Frederick Brown, have been resold
20 the Empire City Mortgage and
Holding Company Samuel Barkin
and Adolph weiss)' which in turn
sold to Ennis 4 Sinnott. who are
known to have negotiations we'll ad-
vanced for a resale of the property.
AVENUE B--Frederick Brown has
bought from +. d. Onofrio. 235 and
AZ Avenue r. two Ave story tene-
men,s, on plot ~+0x6o.ll. adjoining the
northeast corner Of Fourteenth street.
He gave in part payment two lots on
the west side Of Webster be-
, tween ?05th and 2o1th streets.
HALEY AVENUE Calm h Pittman
have sold 10 ]. F. Merkei 2s72, eSs2
and 1880 Bailey enu three three
s,ory two family dwellings. each on a
10, ?5xlO0. The buyer gave In part
paymen: a property at Middletown
Ohio. comprising a block front at Main
and Eleventh streets. Bert q. Faul-
haber and n. T. Marion were the b-ok-
ers. This completes the sile OF eight
houses OH BAILEY ven recently ac-
auired by Calm & Pittman from the
Field estate.
HoRNADAY AvENuE-Kurz & urer
hav. sold for the pelco Holding Com
pany the vacant plot. jOxl0o, on the
north side OF Hornsday avenue. for
{ merry West street, 7l.1l feet east OF
Crotona Parkway.
VALENTINE AVENUE - Richard X
Scobie has sold for E%berhard 4 Pod.
CUR the new i've story apartmen,
house at ease Valentine avenue. or
plot 5oxiS0 The purchaser is Pe,ei
Herlick. who gave, besides cash, tho
ave story nat n olS Kelly street. or
plot 31xl00
CLINTON ANENCE-Frederlck Brown
has boush, from Margaret Mckay
1929 clinton avenue. a six story apart
ment house. on plot 50xla7, near Nc
kin!ey square.
BROOK AVENUE - Frederick Brown
has bough: from David RAusch 1870,
10 1906 Brook emu thtee four Story
Mats, each on ,lo; .Sxloo.
UNION AVENUE-The Lewis II. Ma,
Company has rtso'd for II. Brosman
1921 Union avenue, a four famil,
house 10 l.. Newman. This propert,
vas recently taken in exchange for
Far Rockaway dwelling through TIT
same brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
sUMMONsES.

MARIE .HIMowIcH. piaintn. a a%s.tn.t
Hsrrie, :. Goldsmith, ChsrIe, S'hIans
Ad a,m'" l.Ps, Herman s'snn.-I,
Joseph" Mcveosh, carl schierel. >PS'er
: kysn' kich.rd' Sherin. solomon
Hr.snhers, William" Karcher. Robert
Mnponaid Roh.ri stuard, Arthur" Ro.
George" Friedman. "Rslph' p,rs
James Cera'a, Trilby Hand Laundry,
az OF the Aforesaid defendants except Har
nans. "Hermsn' ssEd dSa IR'@s"'1 n.ni nf.'
~ ~sofsm., .'C.spnr ."rs,sF% 90 mR'chagdi"
ert," Arthur" lanes, Elias. George
and Ralph" being Fictitious, real names
unknown 10 plaintin defendants
To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and to serve 4
copy OF your answer ~ the planting at
vice or this summons. exclusive II the day
ot service, and I'm case of vour faiur. ~
spp.sr or snsMeL iudsmsn' YIN he ,sktn
m.nd.i IN ths. comp,.aint
Dated New So.1; Ms!'h - isl5
Attorney for rlaintin.
:H B%,oadwsy N.S Ycrk CITY,
~" Ha'i'r = 'oiuS,hl'h' htlenuant-
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order ~
Hon, Barlow :. Weeks. one Of the Jus
tees OF the Supreme Court Of the state OF
New York, dated tn" 18th DAY ~ Angus,
1915, and nled with the original complaint
In the othce of the clerk Of the County Of
New York At the County Court HOUSE. Ror
ough OF Manhattan. cay and County Of
New York.
Dated. New York, October eS, 1913
J NATHAN HELFAT,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
once and + q. Address.
aS Broadway, New York CIV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

John + Burke has sod for the safe
Construction Company the four story
sixteen family apartment house At tll9
Seventh avenue. one az the row OF four
apartments nearing completion. The
purchaser gave in part payment the
northeast corner Of Seventh avenue and
Forty-rrst street, "A plot l00xl00, which
will be improved with apartments and
storss
J. p. Duffy 4 Co. have sold the entire
block front on Fifth avenue west side.
between Seventy-eecond and seventy
third streets. to Patrick j. Carley, who
will improve with stores and apart
ments. David Meyer negotiated the
sale. The plot is 2Osxili.
The Alco building Company, George
W Silsby sales manager. has sold the
one family DWELLING. on plot ~'etxl00. at
?lS7 Sixty-s-venth street to Frank NJ.
Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


'' tTt Fluff ANn osEyEHEH HyEE ;,.E
iIii3'ss 'E s,TiPe: ana ma s SSS : f5ep AS ssrie'' CON on
sgy" e ,y COMPANY ~ MSg'!assr.:r e x isss
500: Consolidated Chandelier Company,
iSoo, and Brandt Construc,ion Company,
had made preferential payments Of $1,000
and on October. q transferred real es-
ils ,'do;r X Eei. to IL IL b, Wfs, a ,rs's s,. ;,Ti' to be :.
$1,000 and assets estimated at $1,000.
Tns company Mss ncGrpora,.d on De,
.ermnhneer :" 1871 with capital stock
CARusA FEATHER CoMPANy-A p.tt.
ton IN eankruptcy hs' BEEN n,ed asa'nss
B~rosdway by these cr.d!tors: Broad
ny F,oTsn sGd te"trh'r Company ,soS,
sss,gnment on Monday,
PRESSED ASBESTOS PRODUCTS CoM
SM.sN 'aI.A . ps,i1,G" ,h i. r S..s.qpjSS I. nSs
Products company OF t5i West Nine.
tenth stT.e' y Ionni.r 4 Msryn..;
Mr.. rrites,, a iformer employs. tSb',ai"ns'd
Lea on oS,oSsT ~ The fs's,s Ss.s
sdvsrt!ssd fcr October g., The com.
Psa,py wa. incorrGrat.d on Jspaary ?
la stock s75,oco. In Newark and moved
TO New York in December, 1914
ABRAHAM RERSE doins business as
the Berse Hat Company, Wholesale
meni e Lonis ii strcuss ! p@suIion
IN hinkruptcy was also Med against
him by these creditors; Max Feist. 3532
Alexander Bros, $40, and Thomas Earle
a. 90, ~ Liza Utilities are $4,000 and
assets $1,000. Rerse has had the busi'
ness since January !, 1919.
rup,cs ha. been disd 'asaiHs, Max RAP;
port. dealer In closks and suits, at Sia3
Broadway. by these creditors; \. Mar
Gus & co, ftlI. Economist Waist com
pany, $40, and Lichtenstein & Reich.
lein, SllS Liabilities are $4,000 and
assets $1,000, He made an assignment
on Monday.
Report Of Appraisers.
J f.. MANIX cOMPANN-The report OF
appraisers In the bankruptcy Of J. T.
Manix company, buyers for department
hilitics t%esb,ooo and liquidation value
of the assets t?7S,3Ss Deducting liza
hilitiss of the receiver amounting "a
$500 and estimating future expenses
at $1,000, leaves a net balance realiza
HE on liquidation OF f:3l,75o
Schedules Filed.
MANDEL REDER trading as tn.
Regal Waist company at I West Thir
tiG,h street; have Med ssslsnmsn,
nominal assets SS,lll and actual as
sets $50, 090,
MORRIS CHASER, glass dealer at 81
schedules showing liabilities ss,?S5 .anS
horses and wagons issc," nxtures 'iSS
accounts sLo.i and cash ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
TEXTILE DEALERS SHIFTING.
Firms sign eases for
space Daring the nay,

space During the Day.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess. Inc, have leased for a
Term OF years the NTH floor, containing
$4,000 square feet. at 1918 West TWEEN
ty-second street. running through the
block to 10 and II West Twenty-hrst
street to the Sanborn Manufacturing
Company for the manufacture and sale
or raincoats also the store and base
ment at 81 and SO University place for
a term OF years to A. r.. Ro,hstein for
the storage n sale Of cotton goods :
Also the third ioor at 1ls East Eigh-
teenth street to the Swiss-American Art
Embroidery Works.
Bernard wurtenberg has leased the
store and basement in 3l-33 East
Iw<nty-eighth street for Ave years to
Albert Eckstein. importer Of SILK and
cotton yarns.
Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry have leased
the west half Of the ninth floor in 2A4-
ab2 West Fifty-fourth street 70 Clifford
\. Poets and with A. l.. Monfort the
basement In 236 TO 2&s West Fifty
second street TO the Dead Auto Storage
Company.
George II. Read 4 Co. have leased the
store at 26 West Thirty-ffth street for
a term OF years to Rubin & Da widsohn
for restaurant purposes.
Bastine 4 Co. have rented space at %
West Twenty-fourth street to Hugo
Lenzer and at l06 East Nineteenth street
to Florence Willis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and siiGhtiy
cooler today; fair Tomorrow; MODERATE
southwest winds.
For New Jersey. fair and somewhat
cooler today. fair to morrow: moderate
southwest and west winds.
For southern New England. showers TINS
morning followed by fair; fair tomorrow:
moderate southwest winds.
For northern New England. local rains
to-day: fair to.morrow: moderate 10 ireeh
south and southwest winds.
For western New York. fair and cooler
to-day: fair Tomorrow: moderate south
west and wet winds.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2I-The Depression
covering the lake regions and upper mis-
sissippi Valley was central over northern
Lake Superior YESTERDAY.
Rain fell AZ a few points IN the upper
lake regions, on the north Pacific coast and
a, some points on the Gulf coast, but
throughout mos, Of the country the
weather war fair.
II was much warmer In Eastern sec
tions. especially in the Ohio valley. lower
lake regions and middle Atlantic states.
Lower temperatures prevailed In me
upper lake regions and generally In tns
West. with freezing weather In parts OF
plateau and ~outhwestern states.
The pressure was moderately low over
the extreme Northwestern states from q
depression entering western Canada. but
high elsewhere.
In his city the day was fair and warmer:
wind. fresh southerlv. average humidity:
~ per cent corrected TO rsad
20 sea level, at s A. NJ. go. J +. M
40 ~.
Thu temperature IN this city yesterday, ~
recorded by the oficial Thermometer. Ii shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
NOTICES.

HAMILTON. ANDREW lin pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John + Cohalan.
a Surrogate Of the county n Sew York,
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Andrew j Hami,-
ton. late Of the Count - New York. De
ceased. 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 'he subs, rib-Ts. st her place ~
transacting business al the once Of their
attorn.Es, Everett, Clarke 4 BruAiic'. No.
AZ Wa street. Borough NJ Manhattan.
city Of New York, on or before he .Iih
DAY Of April next, Dated. NeN Nork. IN.
18th DAY n October. 1915 MARGARET
r HAMlLTON LESTER \ HAMILTON,
GERTRUDE II WHiTLOCK, Executors.
EVERETT, CLARKE 4 bENEpirT, Al
ough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

Kelly 81 al action to impress trusD ;
attvs, wilder. Even & Patterson
SAITH ST, n =, it5 n W Amsterdam az. s7N
l0g Edward Ashfo-th e. al sg' Nohl-
farth RI,y co 81 ri idmended forcclos
Of mtg sttys. Montgomery a Peabody
Bronx.
FOREST Az " =, l,05+: n : lfith -,
3S Sx~200-L.opoid Guttag se' Blanca
Guttan ct al ,partitionb atty, n Wether-
horn
rose South, in Manor Of Morrislnia-H Nv
X du Rois Il al. as sdmN, HR' Annie
Levy ct al forscios Of mtg; ATTY. :
l. II ward
BAILEY Az, . $. a2j N Albany "a, 7Sx
S3--Prospect Investing Co agt Bailey
Apartment Corp tfors Obscure Of mug,
atty, = " Collins.
FILLMORE ST. . =, i25 n Van Nest sv,
sixl00-MaY Spitzberg sgt Samuel XVI
kowttZ ct al faction 10 foreclose me
chanios' Hem sttys, Ahramson & Rose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In MAN.
hnttan mud BrOnx salesrOOms.
At u vEsEY STREET

TAT ~ vEsEY STREET
BY Joseph p. Day.
sisT 81, stw,s. 400 " sth az, sSNl'2ios
ii!S oi ! p,m ,s' san an BANK sna ' ar, ri Il J !seT ,nsd
:s2si; to the plsintin ',',,.' $4,000
I'd Av. 2eTs. $ e c ii7th st, ?i.Sxstio. I
taxes g.. 5000 TO the piain,iT sci, 900
BY Samuel Marx
iosp ST. Is; =, ,ss,S y sd an, sI ~,
,aSes, &C, h.isss"i to the plein,o;
IN ,.,'..'' 'oo
lat sscs THIRD AvENuEl
Ry Henry Brady.
. Il. sO,iii 7sscasioss' 5 nw na,-Msn
I F5i'G +? s is, g. S,s, Eta,iy ,4 ss.DI a.: :' ,a,i,is.ssssj
.TsN to mtg $500 to the Ig..cc,s@o,cs
BY Samuel Marx,
KELLY ST. ,ni2;iii,' es' s,g is7th 81,
Edison agt Jus Realty corpn 81 a.; &C
tion !. due, ss,lu.2s taxes. &c, S2i7;i:'
sub to mtg $4,000; to the PLANT,
IN ....'''' '''''''''' '''''s 's'"'"
BY Joseph =. Day,
BROWN PL, 1854. n e cor l35th 81. 80 "a
100, 5 sly nat and s,rs--Lawyers Mts
60 agt Security Mig co e. al, due, ssl.
ssss7, taxes, ts:S?l; TO the Plant,
"s1sioo' Htxiis''ics' 'yacsn,-A n Nelson
gdn. agt Maria zibeli e. al, due; tio,c
6as.s5. taxes, &C, sos ~; to Robert {
BY Charles A. Berrian,
% Az. 1887, W $, si3 n l7ath 81
isTyioOg .. sly dwig-F T HOFFMAN
az, Edison s,as co ct a.! n ans; az "a,
~ 1870 10Y I N 1tvtn NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
arOGUE SHOW PLACE SOLD.

Through William X, Winters the Dam
lei OConnell property at Quosue, l.. l.,
consisting OF a sixteen room dwelling
and four acres of sround. has been sold
10 Richard ". Lawrence OF Manhattan.
The OConnell property IL one of the
show places OF Quosue and Mr.. Lawrence
intends 70 make several improvements
before occupying II next spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

The Central Leather Company reports
for the quarter ended September 30,
1915. net earnings Of S3,077,56l, as
compared with $2,:S+,656 for the cor
responding quarter a year ago, with
a net income Of s~?.2O2,s $50, against ST.
452,74l. The surplus for the quarter
was N,17l,961, as compared with s4li,-
S33 a ear ago, making a total surplus
for the company OF $a,sal, 262, against
ss,2I6,i42 in 1914, No action was taken
on the common dividend. II Is con-
sidered unlikely that any action to that
end will he taken until the Decemb, r
meeting of the board. as has been the
case for the last two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
MRS, HrD>uT RENTS HOUSE.

.reasS 4 Ellimsn have leased furnished
A.. 'ohh " and Maitland r, Griggs the
~" s'"rS American basement dwelling
- ths' Seventy-ninth street, This
vwyrsse u 3" feet wide and adjoins the
,,'W avenue corner. being separated by
court from the residences ~ Dr.
sstcher. iaSne Whitney and James r
uuke The tenant is Mrs. Richard
nunnpi who last season tool furnished
,n'onrh me same brokers the Aston
n'uss ~ the northeast corner Of Fifty
N"h street and Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

ALBANY. oct. 2s-The following realty
corporations we're chartered here to-day.
ll6-ll7 Wadsworth Avenue Realty COR
poration, Manhattan; capital, $500, direc-
tors. Samuel Harris. Brooklyn, y Y Her-
man Harris, Esther IL Levy, New York
city.
thesnon 4 Greenberx. BROOKLYN; CAPT
tai, $1,000, directors, Harry GrssnherK
Harry Chesnon and Fannie Chesnor,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Mathews Model Flat Company, Queens;
capital, 1000, directors, William 7 Mat
heWs, Albert r. Mathews, Brooklyn
Bernhard Bloch, New York city.
Lsmoka Powe Corporation. corning
capital, $500, 900; directors. Hassell W,
Baldwin. Robert @ Hayt and Elgin l."
Conklin, Corning, n Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

HUBBARD. THOMAS In Pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John = CohaIan.
q Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Thomas n. Hubbard,
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers at their place OF trans.
CITY Of Sew York, on or before the 10Th
day of December next Dated. New York,
the 9Th day OF June, 1915. ANNA WEIR
HUBBARD. S1RlL r. DARLINGTON.
JOHN HUBBARD slBNL + HUBBARD,
EsecM,ors JollNE IARkiN & RATH;
St. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
4 Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Baltic. sailing 10
DAY for Liverpool. viii take mail closing
al $40 4. NJ. for Europe. except
Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg, turkey,
Bulgaria. the Netherlands, Norway. sweden
and Denmark: also for Africa, West ASIA
and East indies.
Ia veloce liner Europa. sailing to.nor-
row for Naples. viii take mail. closine ~
$50 A. NJ, for Italy. Runsnia, serbia.
Greece and Switzerland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
S4O0, 900 W0MEN'S HOME.
ssiiding for Daughters 81 Jacob
to cover Brons Block.

.,rlans have been filed by Louis Allen
AoramSon for the new home Of the
daughters NJ Jacob, TO be erected on the
oeck bounded by I67th street. Finley
snn Teller n The cost will be
s%ioo'oon The building will be in the
"'m ~ a huh, containing all Of the ser
wee rooms elevators and tairs with
lukht pro'rudtng wings. forming the
Ns,'s ana private rooms The structure
WI Dc Thoroughly f~reproofed, Colonial
70 neslsn. The same architect is pre-
ps,'hs plans for the Bronx Hospital
'nu me Twilight Maternity Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
MARYLAND LINE CUTS DEFICIT
Incress~d Revenues and Economy
Reduce Loss.

The report Of the Western Maryland
Railway Company for the year ended
June 80. 1918. shows that the total
operating revenues were &s,6s3, tbs, as
compared with $s,267,736 in 1914. The
total operating expenses were s6.257.-
il2. as compared with $7,s+S,s3o m 1914.
The gross income was 81 3S7.l23. as
compared with $751; O2 last year, The
deficit for the year is 1907 ,?O5, as COM
pared with S2.7lS,66+ last year,
The disturbed financial situation led
to the postponement of plans for the
financial readjustment Of the road. but
President Gray ssys that tho outlook
for the carrying out Of the plans at an
early date Is improved,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. ! III J Sun sets. - Moon rts...7HH
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'k 10, % Gov. IslIoSsss He'll Gate isis
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k $50 Gov. Isl. i3S Hell Gate eis
Arr,ed-TUEsDAY. October 2
s. Csser,s. : NJ. Alner,a. Oct 10.
S. ChennHon. I A NJ. Genoa. Oc. .
SIS Madonna, $50 A NJ. La Pallice, Oct ~
Ssesreso s;.5i u; ArasS1S" o oct. g.
S Murillo. $50 p v Belfast. Oct {.
SIS Havana. $50 p NJ. Havana Oct "a.
SIS m ! p NJ ST Lucia, Oct .
SIS SURNAME. 4en A N. Puerto Colombia.
s. Joseph } Cuneo. 5Hs A. NJ. Kingston.
DC, .
So Camilla is NJ Havana. Oct n
:. c Sf. : 40 I \ cr'.'os.l. DC, 10
s. Miner. 70 A. NJ. Turks Island. Oct. 10.
s. Radiant. Port Arthur. Oct Is
s. Medina. Galveston. Oct -
S. City Of Columbus. savannah. Oct "a
So Rio Grande. Brunswick. Oct %
81 Princes. Anne. Norfolk. Oct %
s. E'sh nns Ta, s'g S,;, morn : oc C Oct
SIS Bsysmo. Philadsiphia. Oct %
So Dalblair. Norfolk, Oct =
SIS Borgestad, Baltimore. Ot "a
ARRIVED FROM sew YORK
{. Bereensfiorf AT BERGEN
SIS Ruby at London
SAILED For NEW YoRE
- - amraia. from Genoa
- RermudIan from Bermuda
- Grayson. from san Juan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

The report Of the Int national Nickel
Company for the six months ended Sep
tember 80. 1915, shows earnings az So
667.75t. A dividend OF 10 per cent.
was paid on the common stock. amount
ing to $3.s03.l5o. 4 proht and loss
balance Of $3,39S.466 Is shown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

HpUGHTON, ELEANOR An pur.
suanCe Of an order Of Honorable John T..
Cuhaian, a surrogate 81 the County OF
Sew York. NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Eleanor 4.
Houghton, late Of the County OF New York,
Deceased, TO present the same with vouch
ers thereof 10 the subscriber, at place OF
transacting business No. 2 Wall street. In
the city 81 New York, on or before the
lbth ddy Of February next Dated, New
York, the 10Th DAY OF August, 1915. JOHN
:. ONrGOMEkS, Executor. MONT
GOMERN Il PEARoDl, ATTORNEYS for Ex.
ecutor, . wal street. New York, y. Y.
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buys FLUSHING DWELLING.

The J. Albert Jchntra Company has
Sld for Emma T. Annett SO Linden ave-
nue., Flushing, an eight room house on
plot e5x200, to Joseph Wegmann, who
attends making improvements.
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MOUNTAIN LAKES ROME BUYER

A. Mountain Lakes Residential Park.
near Boonton, n, j.. the Mountain Lakes
corporation has sold two fne houses /;
70 'harles 4, Peck a house on the BOul-
e'srd overlooking the lakes, and TO Ora
J. cloushsn a house.
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MIG l.. !. FACTORY LEASED.

The Cobal Company. manufacturers
Of electrical goods. has leased through
the Clay Company. brokers. the factory
building on Thirteenth street west OF
: East avenue. Long Island City. owned
by the Wilson Remover Company OF
Newark. ". j..
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NEW IaoTH ST. APARTMENT.

me seventh Avenue Construction
,'mpahN has nled plans through Gro
..nperR " Leuchtag for a six story
,psIument house to be erected, on plot
."uA'h!l, on the north side Of I50th
...e'' 100 feet west Of Broadway. The
'os' n placed at 5000, 900.
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Brown BUYS ~ THE HEIGHTS,

frederick Brown Is the purchaser Of
ue SIX story elevator apartment house
AZ $50 West li4th street.
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OPPOSE NEW CONTRIBUTION.

Harlem Property Owners Association.
which meats tomorrow evening at li7
East 125th street. has requested Its MEM
bers to vote against the proposed state
Constitution and for the issue Of 27.O00..
600 canal bonds.
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LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. $ 5, 1919 It 9 Sd av, ls.9xioo T..
linton Trust 60 Of y Y agt Lillian T.
Miller, King, Lane 4 TrsFord,
JAMES ST, 90, a. New Chambers 81. ST.
Farmers Loan q Trust co ast Union
const 90 ct al forsclos Of mtg: attys,
Geller. Rolston T. Koran.
18TH ST, n p, so II . 7th av, -2oxbo t-l.ouis
Reichardt sst Pennlsne Rity co e. A.
uorec!os Of Mtg. attys, III A a. { u
Heydt,
ssTH ST 3ss W ,resrI-Tsnement House
p.pt az, Helen e Tro~ bridge 1T al eve,
lstlon Of tenement house law; atty. l.
Hardy.
DELANCEy ST. sA -ssis Go!dstsin az.
4 FRED silvs1:,2ns I: ,tIr'c'"' OF
ETH ST. n s, 100 n " Amsterdam ay.
2bxI0I5-Mary Il Mitchell sgt Thos y