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NEARBY \. j.. HOMES.

II. V. Schieren. son of the late Mayor
Schieren Of Brooklyn. has leased the
Colonial residence of the south side Of
Gates avenue, Montclair, and will take
possession in a few days. The resi-
dence is one of the group built by ex-
Mayor Ernest &. Hinck OF Montclair
and contains twelve rooms, four bath
rooms and billiard room. +. NJ. Crawley
& Bros. OF Montclair were the agents.
The same firm also leased for Frank A.
sawyer the Elizabethan house on the
west side of North Mountain avenue.
near the Atlantic Club. to Burr II. Brown
of New York city.
Mrs. Gertrude +. Harrison has leased
her dwelling at so East Ridgewood ave-
nue. to william l.. Roberts OF Manhat-
tan for Mrs. Grace Williams her resi-
dence, AZ Doremus avenue, to Myron
Upham OF Ridgewood, y. j., and for
Miss Margaret T. Ruane the residence
ss North Maple avenue to James a.
Waddell OF Ridgewood, n. j..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM p\f
sun rises 3 33 sun sets. Bl2 Moon sets : %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM M
SandyH X. s ~ Gov. Isl = 81 Hell Gate. 10 20
Low WATER this DAY.
AM AM AN
sandyH X . - GOV. ~. 3 o. Hell Gate 4 4.
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Incoming NrssrIs-By wireless.

$, Fl Nortc, Galveston, l5 miles south OF
Jupiter AT noon Yesterday,
:. Illinois, New orleans l'N miles southeast
OF VI sSl-slppl AT noon
s. HI RIO, Galveston, Isl miles northwest OF
Iurtu-l- at noon.
- CITY Of st Louls, savannah, 81 mites
south of scotland light ai noon
- ArHpHhOc. Galveston, 49, miles south of
scotland hight at Z p NJ
Tug kcrue. II Helena, "a mules south Of
scotland h-ht az = T. VI
- III AI0a. Galveston, - miles north Of
Diamond shual at 20 T. N.
IS Gulma, 81 Thomas, "a miles south OF
Scotland li-ht 10 noon
IS FLORIDA. Tdmpt,u. ll miles south of
Scotland li-ht ut noon
TuE Astral, Sahius. 80 miles southwest of
Diamond shoJl ~ noon
s. Gulioil, town. Coucmaush Port Arthur,
=, miles east southeast OF saplue bar at :
l. NJ.
- L,uapc. Jacksonville. 80 miles north OF
ST John. hHT At = NJ
s. Brtsu> san Juan, Nj mll,- south of
scotland l-ht at noon
$ Mexico H4v,ma, y1J m,ic- south of Scot,
land llht At T. NJ
- Philadelphia, la Guayra, % miles south.
west OF MayagueZ at , J., NJ.
IS tamaguey, Guantanamo, 90 miles north.
east OF hay ANA al ) II. NJ.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHlNGTON, sept. 10 Cruiser Dem
Yer has sailed from Guaymas for Ia Paz.
Wisconsin ana ono from An.
napn'ls for Hampton Roads. httt.cship
Missouri from Hampton Roads for Phii,-
delphia. supply ship supply from Homo.
lulu for San Francisco, gunboat Whining
ton from Hungkoug TOR S%haUghai. collier
has arrived at 81. George. torucdo
boats Chdunccy, Bainbrldgc and ptlc AT
IA mboango, gunhpat Chattanooga at Guay-
mas cruiser Montana at Newport, cruiser
Chester at Mersine, cruiser Sor,h caro-.
lima at Pensacola, hdttieshlp Ohio AT
Sewall Point, battleshlp Wisconsin al
sewall Point gunhoat Dolphin az Wash
ington, gunboat Sacramento at Port au
Prince, gunoodt Paducah at North River,
New York collier Lcou,dts a. Portsmouth.
y, H., supply ship Glacier az Tlburon.
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LOFT BUILDING
NEAR MAD. So. SOLD
SIsttery Company's Structure
in 25th Street Bought
by Realty Company.
GENERAL TRADING QUIET

TIE twelve story loft building at ~
and &C. East T~wenty-ffth street has
seer s,lJ by Pease & Gilman for the
Iohu NJ. sla,,ery Building and Construc-
,,o, Company. Tho structure Is not
finished. 1t covers a plot 5ox1oo. To-
.,,sd i7S feet cast of Madison avenue
sna adjoining the Hyde Building. The
nnyer is the Ritz Realty Corporation,
n which Robert NJ. Oats Is the presi-
,snt 1, was a cash transaction. The
selI,nr company held the property at
,a;O.OOO. The store, basement and first
,os, in the structure, which Is expected
20 be ready for occupancy on December
!, have been contracted for on a long
term lease by the firm of A. l.. Reid
4 Co. represented by stephen II. Tying
4 Co.
pease & Gilman sold this property
"a the Slattery company In exchange for
the new apartment house at 157 East
Eighty.hrst street.
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Verdi ? = VI Barbados. sept.
Guiana, $50 =. VI. 81 Thomas. Sept. S
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NEW REALTY COMPANIES.

.,H-bANN sept. lO.-Five realty con.
re- We're incorporated to-day, They
.he W $ Realty company New York.
kp,piai' 10000, directors. Walter n. Sic
srsc65,' Nv York city; Henry A. Sic
''t.fegh' New Rochelle. "
M.y-t.sea Abingdon Square Company.
a.. ""alla" 'ap!tal, 81, 900; directors. Will
+ =" ~ Seh-i New York city, Sherwood
In, I"'is, New York city. and Louis s..
~ '"' : Building Corporation, Brook
Gr'L aI'le' 1000, directors, solomon
D.. h.lah, Brooklyn; Mary Glickman,
i"p,,''65h. and Sophia J. Ettleson. Brook
aN.'h q Son, Brooklyn. capital, $1,000:
p l9Es Max u, Smith, Brooklyn; David
e., .t'h, brooklyn. and Ida smith.
.h@ Nrwa' Realty Company, Inc, Man
wsstsh .apital ~ 1000; directors. Abraham
is,, N"a York city; Philip Wstten-
bes YORK city, and John Watten-
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Nl,ig.siouc Grrsr1lo ~Itallano liner
America, sailing to-day for Naples. will
,hke mail. closing =! go A. NJ, for italy.
Bulgaria, Runtuta' serbia. switzerland
aud Greece when sprnia'y addressed only
Tho American liner New York. sailing
to-day for liverpool. VIII take mall. clos.
ing at $50 4. NJ, FOR Europe. except DER
many, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. TUT
KEY, the Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and
Denmark. also for AftIca. West Asia and
East ladies
The French liner Roch1mbeau, sailing
to-day Cor Bordeaux. VII take mai.
closing a. l2 NJ, for France. Rumauia,
Bulgaria. Ss'hi, switzerland. I't'v. spain.
Portugal Eryp.. G'"~,"; Brl'i.h India,
Rf!tlsh East Nf.irI, Siam MARA. Gibraltar.
,ct'on. seats Sat' sfu'.ts. Dutch r :
lnll"e, West Australia and persia.
Tho Holland America liner westerdyk,
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. VII AXE
mai. closing at 80 \ VI. foy tho Neither
lands, Austria, Hungary, Lux
emDuTg ana Turkey.
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TRUST co. TO PAY $4,000.

The Metropolitan Trust Company will
pay $4,000 II year and taxes for the
three story building at 7l6 Fifth ave-
nue., leased recently from D'orsay, per-
tuners The lease is for sixteen years
and one month from September 10.
DOrsay leased the property last August
from Schumann & Sons. jewellers, who
leased 1t some time ago from the Zabris-
kie estate. The rental under the lease
made by Schumanns was $4,000 a year.
The perfumers are negotiating for "A
lease OF a place not far from their
present location.
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J.. ]. CITY LOTS GO CHEAP,

for'S-three lots in the Boulevard,
sherman street and Freeman avenue,
par' OF the former Frederick A. Free
man estate, but now owned by Franklin
haven, were sold under foreclosure
proceedings Yesterday to satisfy a mort
N"se % $4,000 held by the Title Guar
|,.es ana Trust Company and were sold
t'o.U'O one parcel was bought in
- tHe Title company for SIS, 900. while
.a,.ts A. Freeman paid $4,000 for
{. n'r parcel \ second mortgage OF
'fVVO was wiped out.
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PALMER's co. BUYS HOUSE.

Newport Court, at III to III West
loith street, a six story apartment
house, was bought yesterday In a fore
closure action by the Commonwealth
Securities Company. controlled by Les
lie r. Palmer. The house is 1877
ieet west OF Columbus avenue The
only bid was $1,000 over a prior mort
gage % $4,000 and interest. which
brought the price TO Slls.423. The Com.
mon"eai,h Company was the plaintiff in
an seton against the West l34th Street
Really Company and others 10 recover
a second mortgage judgment of s25, 500,
.osetner with tax arrears amounting TO
",SS-, Joseph =. Day conducted the
sale.
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EIGHT HOUR MOVE SPREADS.
General Electric Workers at sche.
nectady to Vote To-day.

After Il conference yesterday with
BUSINESS Agent James r. Murray OF
the machinists' unions of Schenectady.
n. Y. Vlce-Presidert J, J. keppler OF
the International Association OF Ma
chinists stated that ARRANGEMENTS had
been made for a conference to-day In
schenectady ut which 10000 metal work.
ers employed by the General Electric
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

I'D
,u.,,,
., =" anu suuFess oI ,enuer ant
address party OF second part)
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth st.)
BRooNE ar .ls Sol . No,c.r =,
2Sx6o; Greene st. Ss.p = lsss 5 spring
on S,ioAiVu, mtgs on Isl parcel tlS;Voo
gs,. pa'Vei Tea
MAJ neo w sutton AZ sutton
raui'y: !. co. lI6 Bway: 81
5s,si ~ H. n 8, POLO " Lewis st.
o'Isary p IAN . ooLeary TO brlaget
. atty, Jas ",' A T lynch ~ !, ch ann ~. s sesii
~ AlE,IE 81, fso', W s. 2S6.6 Astor
~ .,SlS.sLJo Lew. ref, TO Metro
geptt 10; 'a s,,y s"sk; % G9opsS 50 e;
wAsHiNaToI So sSV'yyU
SIS so WoNps' tli0' 'Stn ~,
W stree, IN IssIf y ~
q c, Aug 81
F.., s,i.
EAST OF Fi,th 80 hs'w ro,r.r,,
and lion .Is rou''"'"
s5TH ST, SIS. 200 W PARK av. Soxss.s-
John sis,,.ry Building and constr
sept 70 /. N' al fi i.ns sGrpn' - e 'srh st. st,
9TH ST. III Z, n :. 80 E Park av. islsx
his wife, is = sotSp a. ~ ne-, Hvamn"sg'
attys. N I'D Al ppu par. 'hne p;
Nassau
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST
100 x. 50 < e iso x : ioo.i to 'u TON
st X W i2o to Circle \ n and n " on
Austin r riis 10 ss r6 Soii to ssgJI
Braker. to trustees. OF T"ft. colless q,
Medford. Mass MAY "a: s,,y' h p
,appppe 'sSTrer;, no
eeii.A veiI Lenos ~ lssS
weber s.a ~ ssuhp' lel. 10 Snss "a
issp sT. ~, wa s,o sep' ,so'eyg
ssii-JaeEsOn r c.mpb.Til TO chas 6
s MS'sr and ano, exr: Peter Moller Jr.
Bower. s s: % Cedar ,l'S st. SEPT 1'' 81
st. ?osSisf.iiIAdoif Gls,.rS e 70 psrb 1sga
Malone. asa sth av. mtg $4,000. sept
'"y' I Co, lso sway'''''''.'i 500
klNGsBRIDGE TERRACE. s7o7. W $. rs.
40 Washington St Mt vernon. = Y. mtg
East fremont ' .:'..."-..'...,'',,i 800
Mulholland. ref. to Jas Henderson. 1871
Benson av, Nov ?5. 1914; atty. Il II
KiNGsBRiDGE RID. $ W cor Doom av. .S.SS
oakes sv. .Ssss,o-GsTon s,raas to
81; atty tNIi" y scsSyr niGaO % court SS' Aus ".
Bklyn ii
MONTICELLO Ay, W :. a75 n Randall av,
Felisnstein' $40 l. 2asth st, March IS,
SAME PRoPERTYLEva -Feiierstein to
same atty 49,, 80. 500
18th ST. 1905 Y. $ =, u SSioS.6-sarsh
Nassau ct, Aug 81; atty. A ] wester.
may. 90 Nassau Ct. .,..:,,.,,.......,u
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FLAT AND STORE FOR BRoNx.

lsadcr Roseufeld has filed plans for
Q five story tenement to cost $50. 900
for the 1jNSS foot plot on the west side
o. Nelson avenue 229 feet south OF
Nacombs road. Charles Il. Mey ers is
TIE architect. At the northeast corner
o! Bd;hGate avenue and l72d street.
a one story brick store 2~0.l5xll5.j viii.
be erected by John r. Shields at a cost
o. $4,000 from plans by NJ. w. Del
Gaullp.
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DEAL ~ ABINGDON SQUARE.

The northwest corner of Abingdon
SQUARE and Bethune street apparently
has been sold. as papers were filed yes
terday Incorporating the IA Abingdon
square company. II is a $1,000 con-
Germ and is Incorporated by william II.
Janer. sherwood Il. Collins and Louis
Krlch. Jr. The orner Is covered by a
1--WE story tenement fronting 2l.l0 feet
on the square and 1914 feet on Bethune
strest
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and Bronx snIesrooms.
lat - VEsEY
Rv l,gpnh u nav

lat - vESEY STREET.
BY Joseph y Day
iO4TH ST. 1il.ii7 ". n 3. 1877 W Column
bus av, SSNl00.l II, six story apt house
Comnonwed IN Securities 90 agt West
l34th 81 Rlty 90 81 al; due. s25. 500. 81;
taxes, SC, S4,3S2.5O; sub to LIST mtg Of
$4,000, to the plaintiff for. , .sils.t23
BY Henry Brady.
6lST ST, 933 W. n :. 800 Q West End av.
2I9XlOO.5, 3 story tnt-A 4 Ould agt
Sam'l RoseuthHl, indy, ct al due, W.
66l.l5, taxes, sc, 3l,oi4.o5; to the plain.
TIN Tor .,t.',., flG,OOO
lat 32Os THIRD AVENUE.I
BY James J Donovan.
TELLER Az, 1850 iG, n cor lGSth ST.
50. lNlOT7N39x-xlO6 10 clay av uOas)
NI9llN209.l |, two 3 and on, I sly Hats
! VI Dollingor ct al agt W%enigmann Com
str 60 ct all due. Si4,l46 ~, tnVas So.
S3,Os3.l7. sub 20 pr mtgs OF Sl96,2 ESQ;
to the p|laintif for. .... ....t -
WASHINGTON AN, & s ELI W Halsey
pL 20 4xstl0x irreg-SOphie kollor agt
NJ T. Gordes ct al. due. s3,96l.0 %; taxes,
SC, $3.50; to the plaintiff for. . $4,000
BY Henry Brady.
BEAUMONT Az. 22S6. e 3, 52 . 1880 Vt,
2ox92.ll. ? story. DIV & also Beaumont
av. 22s4. G =, 1875 = 1884 st, 20 llx92. II,
2 story dwlg also l7sth st, 7s2-7s4 u,
: W cor Mapee av, l0Ox35, b story Nat
n q Perry, trus, agt has. Sohaefer, Jr,
ct al. due, sl5,ts6,9J sub to pr mtgs
sggregating $4,000; Withdrawn.
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$4,000 TO BUILD FLAT.

New York Title Insurance Company
has loaned $4,000 on the southwest
corner OF ls4th street and Valentine ave-
nue., a plot T6xl0l, to the Nista Con-
Sruc;ion Company. for the purpose OF
ereciing a hve story apartment house
which is expected to be ready for occu-
pancy this fall.
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OPERATOR REsELLs PLOT.

WEBSTER AVENUE-Frederick Brown
has rcsold the plot 50xl02 on the north
side OF Webster venue between 205th
and 207;h streets. which he acquired
recently IN part payment for the nat
at 1859 Lyman place. The new owner
T. a client of O'Hara Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
MERCHANT BUYS PLOT.

The Robert Il. Farley Organization
mas sold a plot on Claremont avenue
N me Greenacres section OF the Scars
itIe estates 10 +, V. Lewis of Lewis a.
,ohser' New York city. The plot was
formerly owned by Mrs. r. b. AIRING
ton' TIE new owner will erect a resi-
dcrcc.
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EAST =. y. BLOCK SALE.

Leonard Davidson has sold the block
on the south side of Etna street be-
tween Nicols and Lincoln emu for
l. '. jenkins 10 the Silman Investors
Company, who will improve the property.
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LEASES.
Manhattan,

LTH Az, Ti6. all-D'Orsay. Inc, to Metro
oplitan Trust Co, 20 Wall st. 10 lcdSS
aDAV I2T, all--MaX A Cramer to Thos
+ Purcell, 1908 I'd av. 10 yrs from MAY
IL .ndi ..m1n,".A'sOOW
Realty co to Chas Belsky. 35s E 72d 81,
yrs from May l. isl?rtno :; 'np,nrSstW O
and ano, trus. to Banley Realty Corpn.
no Bway, II yrs from oct l., 1915
sttys, Geller, Il & II, 22 Exchange
BROADWAY. 1887 all-Mary T. Yourell
and ana TO Hy Garbade, Woodsida, N y,
8 yrs from May |, 1918; atty. 10 VI Burg,
Bronx.
HOLLAND Av, 8632. ~store-Sersnna Del
Mastro to giuseppe Llsantt. 3 yrs from
Aug /. 1915; atty. v ID Calenda. .217
Sway sSso
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
iy houses and choice building lots al pri.
vate sale, a large number from which to
select.
iii BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, 20 quickly Clnae the bust
ness OF two corporations, offers these prop
critics at about s0ss OF former prices.
They are located al GrAntwooI. Pa'!stde.
Morsemere and Leonia. New Jersey top-
posite Grants Tomb, within Twenty-Five
minutes of Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties vi!
convince you that they are unusua. bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details and terms. address
Benz. ID. Ha!ght Special Deputy sup. %
Banks, care Of Banking Department. 81
Broadway. New York civ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
BRookL,N FLAT TRADED.

Through the office OF r. G. Sauter,
James L. Williamson exchanged his three
story brick apartment at l1i9 Thirty
ninth street for the two story dwelling
NJ 399 Fifth street.
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WEATHER FORECAST
For eastern New York. partly cloudy to-
day: fair and cooler tomorrow; light 10
mOde rate variable Minha.

For eastern New York. partly cloudy TO-
day: fair and cooler tomorrow; light 10
moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyf-
vania. fair to-day and probably to-
morrow. cooler Tomorrow; light to mod
crate variable winds.
For New England, fair to-day; probably
fair and cooler tomorrow; moderate vari-
able winds.
For Western New York, local showers.
followed 10y clearing and cooler to-day;
fair tomorrow, moderate westerly winds.
NEW YORK. sept. II -IIigh pressure
covered the extreme Northwest yesterday
from a centre over Montana and Che pres.
sure was high over the eastern half OF
the country, excepting the upper Missis.
s!ppi Valley and New England.
The pressure was low over the southern
and plateau districts and n trough Of de-
preston extended from the upper Missis-
sippi Valley southwestward over western
Texas. with n small centre over Kansas.
showers occurred ~ scattered points In
'n' north central states. but Over most
" the country tho weather was gen.ra,ly
fair.
It was generally cooler In tire middle
lake regions and east and sOutheaStwnrd.
and In the Northwest, with light frosts
reported In North Dakota ana Montana.
but In the central valleys II VAS warmer.
In this city the day was fair and very
little cooler; wind. fresh northwest; aver
age humidity. g. per cent. barometer.
corrected to read 20 sea level. at 9 4. N,
5000; 3 p. NJ, 80 Co.,.
The temperature In this city yesterday. a,
recorded by the ofncial thermometer. is shown
In the anu.fal t.bl.s
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~NEtHA>ICs' LIENS.
Manhattan

and lls W. and T3d st. 1876 W
Marble & TerrazzO GO agt Edw
.'.thg owner; Cerassi Marble
v '''". - AZ. W .. ~ n lo5th ~, ask
"'.e and Eugene vairu sgt
ht'y corporation, owners; James
g.. |'E co and Thomas Fox, COM
EIl. ,. ....,. q. .'f'''' 'tsUo
IN. '''b Az, n G cor 22sth 1T, Sex
- bi'nst co, Inc. agt II Schloss
" eyer owners, city Cornice a
on. works, contractors. -, $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
CHANGES IN OFFICE sTAFFs.

Thomas j. Hitchman, who has been
connected with the office OF NJ. & l..
Hess for ten years, Is now with Grows
& Brown Company.
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SALESMAN REWARDED.

Harvey W. cav has been elected Sec
ond yice-president OF the Robert Il. Far
ley Organization. which handles several
hie Westchester county properties,
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APARTMENTS TO LET-FUR>ISHED.
39th, 81 w., Rooms andBath.
Charmingly furnished; sunny, electricity,
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
~.

500 ROGERS AVE, Mr.. Hawthorne s.,
hne store, busy section, suit Butcher, SIS.
Supt.
gb2 LIBERTY AVE-, Nr, Chestnut St,
premises. or GILBERT ELLIOTT,
lG5 Broadway, y Y.
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- ROTTERDAM irpm Rotterdam. sent .
- kIltlo from Liverpool Sent
= Wtaidvk from Rotterdam. sept
= MaasdyE from Rotterdam. Sort
- FrcItrlk VIII, from Clr.,f.lnia
{
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,
Manhattan

COLUMBUS Av. n W c s7th st. loo; SN2S
LONG Branch Amusement Co TO simon
NJ Goldsmith. t69 w itsth 81, std1Sgc
ST NICHOLAS Az, ls5-Wm Loeb & ano
to Els c smith, los Z ssth st; sttSyG
7TH AV, e2t7-Wm ID Jones to Anna u
scott. I2i " isls N-w ,;I''Mvi'M MOORE s't 10
atty, + J Michaels. 40 W, 1890
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11

- Nt'uw Amsterdam AZ Falmouth. sept. .
- Parlwa Ht 81 Kettles Sept
- Lord Ireuest r. AZ East London Sept. =
- taNrl AZ Genoa Sept %
- SlrdiMIcNcm. Al Mtvrn. Sonl q
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$50 PARK AVENUE, s;W Cor.
ROOMS 4 BATH. a. .aJ0-si. $50.
Fireproof; all night elevator.
TUE cunpInCE 5Ss-5i0 West i2ith ~.
ne SOUusoo Elevator Apartments.
7 Rooms, Z Baths, S5OO-S6b0
Dun 4 ConEer. Madison Ave. Cor. ~ -.
y.

500 ROGERS AVE, Nj hawthorne 81,
Rogers or Nostrand Ave. cars, , II, Il r.
steam heat. SEA. Apply Supt.
SIS LIBERTY AVE, cor. New Jersey
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CAMPAIGN IN THE cARpATHIAN MOUNTAINS.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-27
RUMORS OF DISCORD
AT NEW HAVEN TRIAL
Several Defendants Are Said to Favor
Motions For Dis
miSSaI.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Rumors of
dscord and friction among counsel for
the millionaire defendants In the New
Haven conspiracy trial were freely
current today. Several of the lawyers.
notably Atty. Earle for Robert w.
Taft, wanted to move now for dismiss
ais as TO their individual clients.
There have been stormy meetings
of counsel this week and today it was
said that Taft and several other de-
PENDANTS whose names have not been
directly connected with any evidence
the government so far has introduced
have been restrained from moving for
individual dismissal only through de-
ference to William Rockefeller and
his counsel r. V. LindNNlry. Taft
and several other defendants assert
that the governments case so far has
not touched them.
The morning session today was de-
voted almost wholly to the reading of
the New Haven minute bo%xs for
1898, 1894 and 1895, covering the
acquisition by the New Haven of the
Old Colony railroad, the Old Colony
steamboat line and the Rhode Island
and Massachusetts railway.
Charles s. Mellen. on the stand for
the sixth day, was asked very few
questions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-27
MUNCIE GETS SECOND
PLACE IN "Y" RACE
In the Campaign For Membership
South Bend Holds Second Place.
Outlook Encouraging.

South Bend still stood third Wed
nesday in the race for Y. Nj G. A
members but the town in second
place was Muncie instead of Rich
mOnd. Muncie is now considered TO
be south Bends strongest competitor
outside of Indianapolis Muncie is
500 points above her handicap and
South Bend is 400 points above her
handicap. Indianapolis is first, but
has gained points TO place her but
very little above her handicap of
300.
a new Y. NJ c. A. building has
been completed recently at Muncie
and the spirit Of Y. NJ. c. A. cam
paigning is strong in that city ac-
cording TO w. +. Nitsche, who spoke
briefly TO the workers Wednesday
afternoon at the regular MONDAY
luncheon. Nitsche declared that il
would take the best efforts of the
membership teams to place this city
ahead of Muncie and Indianapolis.
There were some encouraging reports
given at this MONDAY luncheon.
The standing of the cities in the
campaign with the handicap Of each
is as follows: Indianapolis, 300;
Muncie. 200: South Bend. 900: Rich
mond $50; Nincennes. $50; Hunting
ton. 100: Michigan City, go; Evasn-
Vile. $50: Auburn. 90: Marion, 200:
New Albany. $50: CrawfOrdsviIle.
IN