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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
Mr. pINGLE

n c-,-.. Bar M-Cutcheon
"A sNGL y.ns N5a3somey fIaSs limo
E Z 6S,:a N'.d A Co
- Mrs. Bingle we're poor, low
" - charitable and ehildless.
i.t 80 ont o. Dickens, as people
:. say in the last century and con
:"a ,say on occasion IN the present
sia:- a.. y lad given asylum 10 8 grumpy,
',s In.s II. uncle after he had lost
.sieY..'I.L aid his wife and children
:, We IN OF: and they consoled
~ . ~. for their childless state by
...-.sirins once year on Cnris' 81, mas
= ~ he disinherlted children Whom
.. !. .osjS gather under their roof.
st ..., sfter year, Mr. Bingle read
~, y." az that night the Christmas
: ~ .bieb was his creed and Mrs.
Az, almost their religion. There
'is svs-b about bread cast upon the
-. ~, and another about ehickens
~" home 20 roost Both came true
s..A. re- old uncle died. Whereupon
w y. -. = Mrs. Biucle moved 10 q large
y -. ~ Long Island and began TO
-. ebilSren wholesale. However,
~. p Lss often little patience with
= ;ns,ice. wherefore the couple
go ,-,vsn back 20 their humble New
w fat All this and much more
~ ,ls substance Of Mr.. McCutch-
- cb-is,n,as rtory-the first, one
~ ..n 70 take the field this season.
:. Diekensian spirit is laid on with
snevhat heavy hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
NOTICE OF PETITION.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Probate Court--Sunolk SIS To James
Herbert Murphy, an absentee VINO former :
w resided In New York city. In the state
OF New York having property In said
County OF Suffolk, 10 all persons claiming
an interest in the property hereinafter
named. and 10 all whom It may concern.
WHEREAS petition has been pre-
.ented 10 said Cour, TO appoint Charles A.
Drew OF Newton. IN the County or Md
dlesex. or some other suitable person, re-
ceiver OF the following described property
OF said absentee, 20 wit. A certain deposit
IN the Suffolk Savings Bank with any
accumulations thereon. an American Tel.
& Tel co. bond and certain shares or stoch
OF the West End Street Railway. common.
American Tel q Tel Co. Sugar Refining
Co common, Massachusetts, Gas common,
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co, Pennsyl-
vania K. r. Co, and certain mortgage
note on personal property.
You are hereby cited 20 appear at
Probate Court 70 be held at Boston, In
said County Of Suffolk. on the twenty
eighth day OF October. a. ID. 1918, At ten
o'clock In the forenoon. 10 show cause. IL
any you have. why the same should not De
granted.
And the petitioner il hereby directed 10
give public notice thereof, by publishing
this notice once IN each week. for three
successive weeks. ia the New York TRIBUNE
a newspaper published In New YORK, IN
the state OF New York. the last publica-
ton 10 be seven days at least before said
Court. and by posing a copy OF mis- no.
tee. not less than thirty days before said
Court IN two or more conspicuous pu0ic
places lu New York. the city IN which the
absentee ~as last known 70 nave peen' oy
mailing, postpaid. AZ least thirty days be-
fore said Court copy Of this notice "a
SAID absentee. addressed 20 him az No. 3i'
i2th St. New York city, his last known
address. and by mailing BY registered mail
a copy hereof 20 Hannah }. Murphy, wife
OF said absentee. thirty days al least before
said Court
witness ROBERT GRANT. Esquire
fudge OF said court this ninth day OF Sep
terrbe IN the year one thousand nine
hundred and hfteen.
john 4. NICHOLS. Assistant Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
SIMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTI.-Ceci4 ffench' p.@i IT,
against Bankverein suisse celenlaI- IN
mons. Trial desired go New lofA N0lh's-
To the above named ceienlan. ~ !,
hereby summoned 20 answer the COMPANY IN
ms action. and 10 serve . copy or y'-aa
answer on the plaintiff attorney NllhlH ~
dav- after the service OF this summons -
rIr.sive OK the day Of service ana IN cas- -.
YOUR failure 20 appear or answer. JNas M, ~
will be- taken against you ny @eIaIi- t"' '''0
relief demanded 90 the complaint
Dated = September 2 W. .-,..r.
81 CASEW ELL HElNE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
n - ..ts-.ss and once. 30 ! Liberty street.
Borough % Manhattan. CITY OF NeM ION
To Bankyerein suisse. Corporation
Geneva Switzerland. -
The foregoing summons Is served uPsn ~
D., ,r,,itrafion pursuant 10 an order or Ron
r,a,rts X Pendleton. a Justice OF the 81.
..','s Conr, OF the state OF New YORK. datei
s.-.sr,b-r y. 1918. and fled In the Once OF
M CLERK OF the County % New l9rH a, tn-
County Court House. Borough OF MAhha y an an
Citv County and state Of Sew YORK, on nc
80 Aay OF october. 1915. with copy OF NE
eornuiNint The original complaint hAN4ns
been filed In said once on '"e SEWN M -
September. 1913.
Dated October /. lsl5. -
~ CAsEWELL HElNE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
o~ "a y O. address, l Liberty street.
porourh Of Manhattan. New YORK CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
BUY TO PROTECT
LIGHT AND AIR
McMorrow Brothers Get
Dwelling Adjoining Their
Apartment Site.

The three story and basement dwell
ing house 1877 West End av. has been
bought by the McMorrow Brothers for
the purpose Of protecting the light and
air of the thirteen story apartment
hou TO be built at the southwest cor
ner Of goth ST. and West End av.
In part payment for the house the
Messrs. McMorrow give TO Benjamin NJ.
Kremer, the seller, the three story
dwelling house at 211 West 12Sth St,
which they purchased recently from the
broadway Savings Institution. The deal
was arranged by Sharp & Co.
The West End av. parcel Immediately
adjoins the site of the apartment house
and will be maintained for residential
use Foundations are now being In
stalled for the new house, which is "a
be ready for occupancy next season
The METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Com
pany advanced building loan of $780,
600 on the project.
Daniel II. Jackson, OF the D. II. Jack
son Company, has bought from William
+. German 1926 and 1923 Simpson ST.
about 200 feet from Westchester av
and Simpson ST. subway station, FIVE
story new law apartment house, on plot
40xl0O feet. The firm of Ogden q
Clarkson we're the brokers.
About a week ago Mr. Jackson bought
the adjoining house, 1924, from Peter
II. Lee through the Office Of Thomas
REYNOLDS, Inc He also got about four
weeks ago from the Similar Realty Com
pany 900 10 9l4 Simpson St, known as
the Similar Courts, five story apart
ment house, on plot l5OxlO5 feet, whlcn
he has resold to the Bronx Industrial
Estates, a corporation newly formed by
William Sussman and Edward Gibbs, TO
which title passed yesterday. Inc last
transaction is the fourth apartment
house that Mr.. Jackson has bought IN
that block within the last four weeks.
Max Blau has sold for Frederick
Brown 5O2-504 West bath ST., fve
story apartment house, on plot 5Ox99.l
feet. adjoining the southwest corner OF
Amsterdam av. The purchaser is the
Empire City Mortgage Company, com
posed Of Samuel Barkin and Adolpn
Weiss.
Mr.. Brown acquired the house last
January in a deal with the Hunts Point
Realty Company. which had acquired II
shortly before in an exchange with 10
seph Rosenthal for large plot AT
Seneca av. and Drake ST., IN the hunt
Point section. o a.,
smith & Phelps have sold 17b2 Mon
roe av.. a three story three family
frame dwelling house, on lot 25xso iee''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
WALL ST. SITE
CHANGES HANDS
Ambassador orgenthau's
Company Is Buyer of
Property.
OLD STRUCTURE TO
BE REMOVED SOON
Negotiations Nearly Completed
for goodyear Lease of
Broadway Plot.

The realty company. Of which Henry
Morgenthau. Ambassador TO Turkey, Is
head, has bought the FIVE story building
6S Wall ST., adjoining the new ten story
Bank of Montreal Building. The prop
erty purchased has q frontage of 20
feet and a depth Of 1875 feet and in
cludes the premises abutting, 16S Pearl
ST., six story structure, on lot ok
100 feet.
The buyer plans to improve the prop
erty with a model Office building In the
near future. The sale was negotiated
by the firm Of Leonard J. Carpenter and
Walter b. Parsons, as brokers, and
Charles /. Carpenter. Edward j. Haney
and William A. Cruikshank, as trustees,
of the estate Of William c. Schermer-
horn, owner of the property for upward
Of seventy years.
This is the first sale in Wall ST. since
October, 1912, when 30 Wall st. was
disposed of by the New York Life In
surance and Trust Company to the
Mechanics and Metals National Bank.
Harry Schif is concluding negotia-
tions for getting control of the plot,
42.2x140x irregular, on the east side
Of Broadway, adjoining the New APP
thorp Hotel, at the northeast corner
of cath ST. He will take possession Of
the plot under lease with many re-
newals, the full term OF the lease be-
ing about 200 years. Diagonally oppo-
site the property is the site being i'm
proved by Vincent Aston with a public
market.
The plot, Of 42.2 feet frontage, is
owned by the Higgins estate, which is
a large holder of real estate in the dis
trct, particularly along Broadway. Mr..
Schiff plans to improve it. Many Of
the estate properties have been leased
for unusually long terms. One of
these properties, the northeast cor
ner of 95th ST. and Broadway. is held
by company under lease, which,
with renewals, covers a period of 999
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
To DAY

INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS.
STORM DRAIN FOR TIE QU EENSb
SUBWAY RAPID TRANSIT kAILhOAD.
sealed bids or proposals FOR the con-
strSiction OF q storm drain for the queens
boro subway Rapid Transit Railroad WIN
h. received by the Public Service Commits
ston for the First District hereinafter
called the "Commission'l at the once OF
me Commission At No. l5i Nassau street
borough Of Manhattan, New VOTE ny,
until the 18th day OF Octooei 4't0'
which time and place or az l-ter dAte
10 be hxed by the Commission. the pro-
posals will be publicly opened "a,
The said storm drain is 20 De VIII
fed pipe drain with manholes and con.
nections at intervals. ektenGlns unoet
Queens boulevard. in the Borough OF
Sue-nsboro subway Rapid Transit kail-
r1.d between Hill and Rswson St.e9ts
10 the east sbutment OF said r.llroao' DC
tween Carol!n Street ana "os"ian H'e
The work TO BE- done will include the
cara and support OF surface, suosuFfacc
ana overhead structures, tne m~ln'en
OF traffic and the restoration OF suee'
SN - Tnethod @, construction VIII be gen
s~siiv bv open trench excavation.
Tb. contractor must comp!ets tho on
49, work within three months from the
delivery OF the oontract, 80. ,x,-k and
g r-..,cv,,f-e,nents. provisions and specih-
o.-tors ava given IN the Information tor
gcrfractors and ln the form OF cohtraCl
contract drawings. bond and Contractor
ProTosal witch are 20 be deemed a par.
OF thls Invitation and copies OF "h iS . az
he inspected and purchased a. sa1u 0H4Se
The receipt Of dds Will be subject 20
,hs reouirerneuts specified IN sara 4hlo'-
nation for Contractors
New York October !, lsl5... 10,
pr--'pr 10 SERVICE COMMISSION fOH
THE FIRST DISTRICT c.,,-rs,
'TRhVIs II WHITNEY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.

st-PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york-FREE HOME FOR YOUNG
GIRLS Plaintiff, against LOUIS LEs3
and SARAH LESE, his wife. et a.. De-
PENDANTS -.
In pursuance of . judgment OF fore-
closure and sale duly made ana entered
IN the aboye-entitled action snd betIhB
date the 18th day Of september, 1919. i
IN undersigned. tho Referee in said judE-
ment named will sell az public auction.
at the Exchange salesroOm, roh - ~
Vesey Street. In the Borough 81 Manhat-
tan. city Of New York. on the loth day
OF october. 1918, at - O'Clock noon On
that day, by J. H. Mayors. Auc'ioneer. mo
premises directed by said judgment 20 %
sold and therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OK
LAM. with the building and improycments
thereon erected. situate. yins and beins
c nty aud state OF New York. bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning At point on me .nort.ery
side OF one Hundred and Twentieth
street distant Two hundred ana twenty
five feet westerly from the corner formed
bv the intersection Of the Westerly SIDE oc
First Avenue with the norfher} side OK
one Hundred and Twentieth street. run
ming thence norfherly parallel VIII flrst
Avenue and part ~ the distance LNioH 4
4 party wall. one hundred fert Ten Inches
10 the centre line 81 the block between
one Hundred and Twentieth and one Hun
dred and Twenty -nrst Streets tLence
westerly along said centre Tine 81 The
block sixteen feet elght inches. thence
southerly. again parallel With First Ave-
nue. and part % the distance through .
party wall. one hundred feet ter inches 20
the northerly side OF one Hrudred and
Twentieth Street. thence eaa.crly along
the same sixteen feet eight Inches % tnp
point or place Of beginning. together s.th
the appurteuarces
Dated. New York. September l3rd 1913.
HARRY a GOfDEl4 Referee.
OLNEY & CCMSTOcK. Attorneys roc
Plaintiff. IS william street. 80rous a
OF Manhattan. New YORK city
The following "a a diagram of'fhe prop
erty 20 he sold. Is street number Is ss'
East 10th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
HOUSE FOR BOOK DEALER
Lessee to Conduct Sales Of Libraries
and Art Works on Premises.

Pcase & Gilman have rented 10 East
49th ST., a five story American base
ment house, just east of Fifth av., for
Arthur Hedges for a term of years
TO Edward Turnbull. The lessee
will occupy the building for his
business. which is that Of dealer
in rare books. prints and works
of art. He expects TO conduct on the
premises many big sales of Libraries,
prints and rare books.
Rice e. Hill have leased for the
Willard s. Burrows Co., as agents, TO
the Harry Blum Cigar Co. the south
erly store in the building 1204-1O
Broadway, for term of 10 years.
Also the Photographic studio in the
same building to the Technical Photo
Co.
He'll & Stern have leased for the
Wallack Construction Co., in the new
building 1888 West 3Oth St. the
fourth and fifth lofts TO VI. Goodman
& Co., the sixth loft 10 Belle Skirt Co.,
and the seventh loft to Lachman,
Hirsch g. Co
James II. Stryker has leased for Paul
Shetland, the store and basement at
II West oath ST., TO Jacob Cohn, for a
term of years.
Lewis 3. Preston, Inc, agents for the
Clarendon Building at Fourth av and
18th st. have made q new lease for the
entire nineteenth floor, for term Of
wears from February l, 1915, 10 Morton
II. Neinhard & Co. who represent the
Cleveland Worsted Mills and other i'm
portant woollen interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
IFGAL NOTICES.
IoNE INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant 70 section y Of tho Insurance
Law o. the State % New York. We. the
Undersigned. all being natural persons OF full
age and a. least two-thlrds OF Us citizens
on the United States. ans az least one OF US
4 resident OF ths state VI New York. DO
hereby declare ard publish notice OF our In
tention 20 FORM q domestic stock insurance
corporation 20 transact The business OF fae-
!ty and surety Insurance as authorize under
subdivision 4 OF Section - Of he Insurance
Law The name q ne proposed corporation
Is HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount o. rs capital stock IL 10 be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand $500
Dollars and lts surplus Two Hundred and
Fifty Tholsand $3.50 COO Dollars additional.
The principal and home ofice Of the corpora
ton Is 70 be located In the Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY. County and State u New YoEa.
Dated. New York, september zs,h. isl9.
GEORGE @ cABELL. CLARENCE 8.
NETTLES JOS T.. WARD A ID.
ROHM. A KENNEDY CHILD. CTS
TAV kOMPERT. CHARLES PETRA,s.
8 c HORWAKTH ALFRED j.
WOLFE A BOMMEL, 81. LEM.
BRECH. C. HERRFoETH. JOSEPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
tho last remaining apartment In $40
Park av.. northwest corner Of 18TH ST,
foI Frederick Johnson TO IL. Walter
Webb; also, an apartment in ga Madi-
son ay. to Mrs A. Walcott. This com
pletes the renting Of these two build
ings from October !.
The same firm also reports II has
leased a duplex apartment in 969 Park
av., corner Of SOD ST., 10 Mrs Jesse
Uovt: an apartment in l22 East 10Th
81. for Julius Tishman & Sons to MISS
Marjorie L. Williams; an apartment II
ia East S4th ST for Samuel A. Herzog
N Wacio o. Gorski; an apartment IN
Ia. Fast 18th st. for I. Randolph Jacobs
"a Walter c. Haupt, and has sublet an
anartment in 100 East SOD 81, for Z. H..
Wands TO II. W. Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
Barometer Readings.

Barometer Readings.
e., m.so1l m....sooi - m. 1887
humidity.
m......fs m......B > n..-''.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02

ARRIVED.
Steamers MANN Otal. Genoa Sep, ard oiorsi
tar O. 10 simpson. Spence Young. Bar a. MO
Aiiegia.h Copenhazrn Aux IS ard s, johns.
r. Sep, q 10 the American TRANSATLANTIC 20.
Bar at midnight. sept 80 ,-.
Ausahlo Rotterdam. sept y % the lnhroren
Transportation 90. Bar a. los' 2 n, ~ 80 80 D.,
Kanawhs santiago sept 10. va Norfols ~ 70
l. Lm0n with copper ore. Bar a. $50 m
zen, fBrl. santa Mara sept q. to the United
Fruit Co with fruit Bar NJ a n.
Henry Scott. An'ills sept g. % d 3 Dearborn
Bosstaf fN0ri. Cien'uegos sept y. VA IeaNare
Breakna'er 30. % the Munson IS Line WIN sugar
VI ABA. Galveston sept g. 20 the Southern Pa
cifc co. with mdse. Quarantine A. 10 % N
city - Il Louis. savannah sept p, 70 the ocean
IS Co. with mise. quarantine 40 go M
Radiant New orleans sept p. % the siandarn
OF CO. With mise. Quarantine AZ - m
Mllinocket. stockton springs 70 W |ir- ~
ern Paper Go. With paper. vessel 70 II bull q %
Quarantine al 10 70. ,.,
Delaware. philadelphia n N. Clyde IS CO. WITH
ndse. Quarantine az 35 m
Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk % ne
Old Dominion IS Line with mdse ouaraniin'
Royal scep,r- fBrl. santo, Aus ST. RIO Jansiro
sept and - Lucia q. 20 Simpson. spence n
Young. with coffee. Bar a, 2ij m.
SAILED
Steamers jamestown Norfolk and Newport New.
Eiam Dutch. Amsterdam. E5csons tBrl. Avon.
lBrl london Hubert fBr. Barbados Via Norfolk
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News Hosiiiil'
lBrl River Plate. II Orlente. Galveston. Cymdc
fBr. Liverpool. Olilds fCuhanl, Npe Apach-.
Charleston and Jacksonville. Cricket. Tampa Ra-
Dhsel Mon,eyideo, Chslson OBJ. Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
The Macmillan Modern Poets.

Under this title the Macmillan Com
pany has just issued, in limp leather,
John Masefeld's THE Story of a
Roundhouse," The Faithful" The
Tragedy Of Pompey the Great" philip
the King and Other Poems" "A Main
sal. Haul" "The Daffodil Fields" The
L erlasting Mercy" and salt Water
Ballads" Edgar Lee Masters's spoon
River Anthology" Nachel Lindsays
"The Congo and Other Poems" Fannie
Stearns Davis's Crack o. Dawn Will
frid Wilson Gibsons three books,
Fires" Daily Bread" and Women
kind: Alfred Noyes's three books,
Poems" The Golden Hynde and
Other Poems" and Flower Of Old
Japan and Other Poems; Lincoln Col
cords "Vision Of War;" Sara Teasdale's
Rivers to the Sea-" Thomas Walsh's
The Pilgrim Kings" and John G. Nei
hardt's "The Song Of Hugh Glass" are
also announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
The Ethics Of Confuoius.

Under the auspices Of the American
Institute for Scientific Research. G. P.
Putnam's Sons will publish toward the
middle Of this month "The Ethics OF
Confucius: The Sayings Of the Master
and His Disciples Upon the Conduct of
the Superior Man" arranged according
10 the plan OF Confucius, with running
commentary by Miles Menander Daw-
son. member Of the Confucius Society
of China. There will be foreword
by WI Tingfang. The purpose Of the
book is TO give, properly arranged,
everything concerning ethics and state
craft contained in the Confucian clas-
sics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
New Home at Gedney Farm.

The Gedney Farm Company Rooer,
E. Farley. president, announces that
ground will be broken next week 10 i4r
large home at Gedney Farm' "hlse
Plains. for Miss Mary whitney. IL Is
statelv lines. and will have eleven
looms and three baths. Il is on
Wrrcbison av. near the picturesque
Codrev Farm Hotel. William ;. Phil
Inns. Of New York. is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
New Building Plans.
Manhattan

74rH ST. s. Is Park AZ. for - H.r-
nm, -srS6T. n MAYER. Reckman :, o.lef
+ glu,n r05 .fl a. architects. fl'o.eov.
.vrS Az = cor 1928 g. ! sfy brles gs-4g..
80 a.. wilson is2i 81 ani CrsnL Ooncsli.s'
-Nr,r fremont Afcl.tect Go. i9l Iiem ~. Az
,sfe1 81 from Cro'ons PGrksay 20 Mohes N
As, ~ trick tenement. t3Ill. -. -
bloom Realty &c. owner ,.e'im,sn "0'-'''1
nfvoI TERRACE. e ssi ls9ih 4. ~ b,,ck
-. ls 4rgl 4 Osborne Really 90. DC
tsgney president on premises. oNisf' ) ~ re-
~ fiqi Hnatsay. architect. $500.
tsisr ST cor Concord az ~ uncA 'ete
r,en, .srSs 2 2i-gs. IS NJ Grlensiein. 20 1ftni
n. owner. NJ Meyers. Union ~ '''-''''
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
Photoplay Writing.

Still another book on this subject IS
10 appear for the guidance Of as
pirants in this profitable field. 1t IS
announced ty A. c. McClurg & Co, OF
Chicago, under the title OF How 10
Write for the Movies" The author:
Iouella O. Parsons. is member Of
the editorial staff Of one of the great
film producing firms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
CURRENT FICTION
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Brest. Sep, 27-Anglo HoliTian (Br) New York
Rotterdam. Sept Z>-Ouon Dutch. New York
Oyerdsle (Brl, New York via Dartmouth; so.
Ryn1am Dutch. New York via Falmouth.
Liverpool. Oct /, m-Baitic iBrl. New YORK
Lisbon. Sept 29-rceshridge BIZ. New York.
Melbourne. Oct l-Whltgifl (Brl. New York
Raugoou. Sept 20-Langt0n Hal lBrl. New York.
Rotterdam. sept 30-Nes'erduk Dutch. New York
Spczia. Sept 23-Kanawha (Brl. New York
Naples. sept 23-DAnte Anshleri lIiaU. New York
Tonaso ~ SaE0ia fltal. New YORK
Pireus. sept l9-Themistoclcs Greek. New York
Bordeaux. Sept 2l-Eyenley tBrl. New York.
SAILED.
Colombo. Sep; 2e-Mel'ord Hall tBrl from Cal
cuttal. Ne. York.
Alsiers. Sept 2S-Aymeric OBI iron Cacutts and
Colombo. Philadelphia and New York.
Nsrscilles Sept 24-Strathtsy lBrl, New York.
Liverpool. Sept 50-Georgc iBrl New York.
London. Oct l-Tayiau lBrl New York.
81 Lucia. sept 30--Aidersgate iBr) from New Yors
and Norfolk. BIcnos Ayrs
Niddesbrolgh. sept 30-liidazo Obj. New York.
Almerla. sept 2i-yasilefs Constantinos tGfeh.
New York
Cristobsl Oct l-Allianca New York: Csrillo
from New York.. Cartsgena.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Sept 24-Daoouu OBJ. Ma-eille tor
New York.
Butt Of Lewis. Sept SO-Frederik VII DAM. New
York for Copenhasea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERsEN.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IL MODERN
one family houses aud choice building lots
st private sale. large number from "hleh
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
or NEW YORK. 10 quickly close the busl-
meas Of two corporations. offers these prop
critics al about 500 Of former prices
rbev are located at GrantwoOi, Pa!lsado,
Nforserere and Leonia. New Jersey toppo-
Site Grants Tomb. within twenty-five rin-
utes Of Manhattan. ~,
An irspecticr % these properties VIII
.c,',.i,,ce Won that they unusual bar
PAINS. Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Pol
Icy free. . $500. ,,.-.,.
rts~1 HAIGHT Special Deputy Supt
Of Ranks. care Of Banking Department 81
broadway, New York city.