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Muilaly. ref; due, s6.5i+si: taxes. &c.
ny J. II. Mayors.
I'd. l.6NIooSio7. sxi0i.l-Max s Well VS.
John Hahn e, al: Arn.isin q Ley
attys; Harry BLUR. ref due '2'oosss'
taxes. sc, $7i6.5i.
BY James l.. Wells Company.
zEREGA Av. 9. 1901 n Maciay av. :os !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saw Bank Of
City of y Y vs. Martha Roman ct al;
Msckeliar 4 Gerbra chit. attys: Maurice
Deich-s. ref: due. 80. 1s?.2s; taxes, Sc
si3.56l.1s.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is.
LAT - vEsEY STREET.
by Charles A. Berrian.
LEWIS ST. ??5. " s, 73.s IT n IN -, AK
S.2x?+.txsl.4. 8 sly tnmi-Ed"yn
4 Dutton.. attys; Maurice peich.s' ref
due, 3:o.07s.S5: taxes. sc. s'+sAe.
BY Henry Brady.
MURRAY ST. 81. n e cor West BrGadmay:
savings Bank vs. zenobia J II schieren-
beck ct al; C~adwalader; wickersham &
TT; s,.y'; sssTs e, Ms!tSr' r'' due
s7.ssioS, S .ty lot, buiidins-Tsenwich
SAVING. Bank " William 2 RanySn e, "a
ref, due. SIS. s3i.s5; taxes. &C. N.6'5.Sc.
by Jacob II. Mayors.
10th ST. $40 r. n =. 22j II W OF First
av. 10 sxlsol0. sly weling-FT-e
Home FOR Young Girls Va Louis lesc ct
al. Olney N Comsiock, attys; Harry a
,oidel, ref. due, fj.Oo.S'; taxes &e'
seoo.:3.
lat 1905 THIRD AVENUE
BY J. H. Mayors.
LOCUST AZ; ESQ 5, 3Ss n ~, .hop e.
Mutual Life ins Go vs. Rnbt G tisher
ct al. Fredk l. Allen, atty; Benz HART
stein, ref; due. S.1t,s1V.pl' taxes NC
s3.0iS.73.
by James J. Donovan.
= GpE Az. 2 =. $50 n roth -, bpNll1'SA
6Oxill.ll. vaoant-Jacob nohrmann vs.
herlav. at,ys: Jos ! Berry. ri. due.
sitlo.s2; taxes. SC, SSTS.S.
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Incoming Vessels-By Wireless.

So c. A. Garfield, Tsmpico, 60 miles south
Of Jupiter at : = ". yesterday.
IS Antilla, New Orleans, l,o, miles south
Of Sandy Hook nj 7 T.. N.
s. ComanChe, Jacksonville, .Ss miles south
of sandy Hook AT : l.. NJ,
- Nes,s, Port Arthur, Il miles east OF
Sand Key al noon,
s. El Vale, Galveston, IS miles south Of
Jupiter at noon.
SIS Havana, Havana, Il miles nAyth Of
Jupiter at noon.
SIS Antilles, New Orleans, IS miles north
of Diamond Shoal at noon,
IS william Rrien, Jacksonville, l2 miles
northeast of Jacksonville at noon,
SIS Astral with barge Sabine, ~ milcs south
of Sandy Hook al noon.
IS Lampasas, Mobile. Sa6 miles southwes'
of Diamond shoal al noon,
SIS Mohawk, Jacksonville, a5 miles horth OF
st. Johns bar al I T., NJ.
So Carolina. san Juan, 10 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at s T., NJ,
IS Nillinocket, Philadelphia. passed Over
falls at \ j, VI.
IS Algonquin. Santo Domingo. 10 mile.
south Of Sandy Hook NJ : y, NJ.
IS CITY of savannah, Savannah, s.. miles
southwest of Diamond Shoal at u NJ.
S. philplelpNia. la ruayr', rs miles north
OF san Juan AZ : j. NJ.
IS Comus, New Orleans, c miles north OF
Toituga, al j, VI,
So FINLAND, Colon, 70 miles north of Colon
at 7 p. NJ
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Greek liner vasllefs C~ons,sntinos.
sailing to-day for Pir@us, will take mail,
1T / p. NJ. for Greece. when spe-
cially addressed only.
The Holland America liner Soord am.
sailing tomorrow for Falmouth and Rot.
terdan. will take mail. closing at e:ee
A. NJ. for Europe. except Germany. Auatrtes
Norw ay, Sweden and Denmark; Also for
Africa, West Asia and East Indies.
h Russ1an-Ameroan liner C0ar, sail
ing tomorrow for Archangel, will ta6o
natl. closing at 10 A.. NJ. for Russia
The scandinavian American liner HehtI
Olav. sailing Thursday for Chrtstiania .
A. NJ. for Norway. SWEDEN. Denmark. Ger.
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg ana
Turkey,
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CULLEN: HARRIET Ain -pursuanes
Surrogate Of the County Of New Ycrs.
NOTICE Y: hereby given to all persons
late OF the County Of New York, deceased
to present the same with oucners thereof
10 se,i sns 'I s"s,n Il their place Of trans
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City OF New
York. on or before the nrst day Of De.
day Of May, 1915. ADELE MARTIN. Ex.
sc1tris; WILLlAN RoBERrsoN.. will
IAN b: ELLISON. Executors. ELLISON
q ELLISON. Attorneys for Executrix and
E.scutors. iss Broadway. Manhattan. City
Of New York.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
whh name and address Of ien',,r Al
st,Hrnsy; ~ af's srTegi p "rn's
downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ct
JAMES ST. 80. " s, as : ls.tayi. q.
25.6xs5.l to New Chamhers ~ tsi) y
ss''xSS,iIJa; sr rGSSat III VISA s,,
m,s sa5,l23, Aug 81; ATTY PAU a
ch M?Hgl5ii Il. i :" f y 3 Pelham st, .j5.5xlso
Morris Levy, 1873 Prospect PARK W
Bkiyn, 10 Az L,yy; So on aV' p = a.
En- ~ sways 81 = Madison s.,
pee, PARK W, Brooklyn. to Abr i-;yS' oSS o.
I'm ayt b and :. or! i nw mSs "o'Oysii
@,!yf Sss H. p! ;7so,7SS. : E cor xissn St; ,di7tt,
'ttsi6si5. forecios, oct Alex Roche;
rel to Gsp u + rsar 4used S'Trp eSE. Nv
s st's.. cH wv S' " T. y W Ssd
,vs &; VT, -. be. charles and perry st.,
Bounded n by. alley running ,hrouFh 10
500 ss",saml Burhans ct al hsIr'
Jno $ Rurhans and ano. Wes,neId, y =
10 HGG ' y b" os. & ssty. 'IL + & 6;
iSo' Bway...
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and ll0th ST.
iosp ~, u sai-sss b B. ; 10 Reuben sruSk,,
:.ew ltlth T. W's ,r sIS': ssa h ss 1sHnS;
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
~ and 10th sis.D
,oTu ST. = o, 1884 q 9th av. ls.sxss.s---
John Mecnuiey to Lilznbe,h ocAS' hhc,, r
s'f s,,; as r v 4 i I 6 4 %as 't 81 cham an;
,r SfT' Az 7. $685. Ns;s';w;'.,.'3a.is = se,h i, ;s.it
Ton, ref, to Greenwich. SAY Bank. as
sth av, p%lain,ir. oct g. attys' Bowers
w $ SaT HSp q AZ S's . g. 7s,n st. is.iCS
"sgon.Greenwich say Bank to Franklin c
ali liens, , and s, Aug .; atty, BAS
,s Srnd 81. - is H'a ". 81, ss7 " c;elasimahi;a. av'
isle52 foreclosure Sept GGm-wiliiaWm
7ossss st 81 o 5"H &; atty l. ia + e.. isS
sl sTA sT.' Ia VI. n =. ,nis' v columbus
av. lS,sxi02.2 foreclosure Oct O--Ai,
fred Ii Iswnlsy', ref I" Elizabeth J
WiKi'.:; = ss era % i!t' B ". DC. i $500 s!'Si
s.D ST, IS w. n.s. $50 e Columbus av, COX
iS:,saw Dudley c, cAT Esss; sNyi n All.
Iowa. 7ss 5th av, Oct !; atty. TG GO,
i76 Bway l'.ooo
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
10th ST, = ., l55 W 7th ay, iSxss.ii--
Nathan I Bennett to Elizabeth ID Nc
Ciary, 1865 W i29th st. mtg $4,000. Oct
O.; attys, Dcyo & B. III Bway 49,, 800
BrOnx.
thorough OF The Bronx.)
,s,sr ST. s 8. 79.b . Davidson nv, %5,2x
NN7T9-Mary l %nothk'reh to Alma Je.,
ssri ms Az. W :. ss.. "issi .t, isssso
little Kenyon TO Anna T Ringer 4
anS ST, Pro:pect 'a aW'
i4xs5xl6.+; also Prospect av. o y. 6bl1
n Dawson ST. 2bx irreg--Rosa Nathan
et al tsxtrs, to Lillian stimel. =. ,si6 $50
WASHINGTON Az. $ q cor l6+th st. 5ox
iol-Minnie Cohen 70 Selvin Rlty 90.
CROToNA Az, W 9. 6s n 1891 st, sbxso-J
r NJ 60 20 Empire City Mtg 4 Holding
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NOrlCES.

BOwDOlN,. rEMPLE.-in pursuance Of
an order Of Honorable John p Cohaisn. .
SURROGATE Of the County OF New York.
having claims against. Temple Bowdoin.
late OF the County Of New York. deceased.
to the subscribed. At their place Of trans.
acting business. No. Is Broad atreet, il
shs City Of New rork: on o. before the iss
~, H ssh cay e Nay. I',i SiEhPoST
SELL Attorneys for Executors, Is broad
Street. City of New York.
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BowDoiN. JULIA IRVING 9RiNNELi.
lin pursuance Of an order Of Honorable
Of New York. NOTICE 10 hereby given 10
ALI persons having claims against Juiis
Of New York. deceased. 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scribed, At their place Of transacting busi-
New York. on or before the Let day Of De-
cember neHt. Dated New York. 4 sth
pXNiEL. p. KINGsFoRp. Executors.
srETsON. JENNINGS 4 RUSSELL. At.
torneys for ESecutora Is Broad Street
CttV on New York
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new provision Of the constitution herewith
submitted requiring serial bonds instead
OF sinking funds for al. future debts OF the
ARTICLE XVI XVIII.
section l. This constitution shall be in
force from and including the FIRST day OF
January. one. thousand teiehtl nine hun.
ured and tninety-nvel sixteen, except AZ
herein otherwise provided.
Done IN Convention at the Capitol in the
Guy or Albany. the tenth day Of Septem-
drsd and fftsen. and OF Inc i~ndependsnco
~ the Cp'tei states Of America the one
hundred and fortisth.
In witness whereof. We have hereunto
subscribed our names
ELIHU ROOT.
President and Delegate at Large
WILLIAM D. CUNNINGHAM.
Secretary.
Note:-Mattsr in boidss~c Is new: mat
ter IN brackets is TO be omitted
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SEALED BIDS VIII be received by the
Board ot Water supnly. AZ Its Offices.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York City, unt!i II A. N on Tuesday.
OCTOBER l9th, r9li, for CONTRACT lsB. for
the erection Of two steel frame buildings.
galvanlzci- steel lowered. for the drainage
Shnmhers at shafts II and 81. OF the city
tlnncI OF Cutskill aqueduc,, New York
city. Both buildings are OF. approximately,
the sam, si1r. the larger one being bout -
feet by ~ foet by SO feet The subsNuc.
lures or foundations OF these buildings are
being built under other contracts,
A. the above place, and time the bids
Will b. publicly opened and read. Pamph-
let's containing Information for bidders and
contract drawings can he obtained at the
above address, NJ the office OF tho Secre-
tary, by dcpositlug the sum Of ten dollars
tslOl In cash or its equivalent for each
pamnhlct. For further particulars apply
TO the office of the Principal Assistant En-
gineor at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN = CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the ROari OF Water supply
GEORGE VIZ ATHTRSToNE sec--'arv
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BRONX.
NEW JEKsEl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one ftInily houses and choic" building
lots at private sale. Il large uumbrr from
which to select.
BANNING DEPARTMENT. STATE
cF NEW YORK. 30 quick y close the busi-
ness OF two corporations offers these props
critics at about SoFs Of former prices.
They are located a. G~rIutWoo4. Pllislde.
Morsemere and Leonia. Sew Jrrssy top-
posi'c Grants Tomb. within twenty nve
minutes of Manhattan.
An Inspection OF these properties VIII
oonNinc" you that they arr unusual bar
gains. Liberal terms. Title Guarantee POI
Icy free.
tor further details and terms. adiras.
BENZ. ID HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt.
Of Banks, care OF BANKING Departments.
81 Broadway. New York CIV
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.b
r. cas-, W 5. As = +th ST. 4%slxso:
Oct =. lsl3--Sarah. wife and devisee OF
Jake Levine. to Morris Fem; atty. Aus
s2D ST., 80 W. n =, AS . 9th av. COX
100. s-Prudence, wife Of Chas y Ket-
ter~r, to the n Y saw Bank. 81 sih av;
attys. Weber & Weber. ! Beekman
1soTH ST, y $. 100 w Audubon av. 75x
100, Feb Is, lsl5-R u Realty Co to
Geo Schwegler, 1912 Franklin av; attys.
A & II Bloch. 90 Nassau st. .3le.0 900
BELMONT AV. W =. 80 n isist 81. l6,3x
LIKE. 3x7s.i. Sept =. lsie-Nincenza
and Pasquale Ciletti to Giuseppe Nitell!,
I.ynbrook. l. !; Hy Nitelii. Lynbrook, l.
I, and Francis vitelli. Tore del Greco
Italy, firm Of r. Nitelli 4 Son: attys,
Ruebsamen a Yzzolino. II Bway $1,000
lS4TH ST. Els W. = :. $50 W sth ay, 2SS
99.ll, July 20. lsl5-Sophie A Homer
TO Harry c Cnderhill. l0+s Jefferson av.
brooklyn: atty. l. T 4 7 Co. 100 Broad,
sTH AV. 2aTA, n e cor l?7th st, s5xlooi
East Broadway. l62. n " cor Rutgers
ST, l.. ~25x&5.7: iisth st. -. 9 " cor
9Th av. 50X5i. Jan "a lsl.-frank >
Coldsoli to Rose Il Woods 3oS " 20
st: atty. l. r q T Co, 100 Bway. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY. Dec 70. i'iSr.same
1osp ST, 1a, W. n .. 2e5 " Columbus. sv.
ls9xi00.Il, Oct 10. - MAT,
ouardt L. ~redk j Foster, l2s w l03d
IT. ATTY. L + Moran. I'll
81 .s'''''''fo''p
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HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. 10.-Streams In
nearly all parts Of Pennsylvania were
supplied with trout during September
by the State Department Of Fisheries.
Nearly 800 900 fish, a year oi1 ana
measuring between 8 and s inches. were
placed In the water. The work will be
continued during October. November and
December.
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SILVER ST, IS. il63 : " road from "
chester to Boston Post ri, lOOx irreg--
iME W Ssnp rel; TS carolire Brown $: 500
VIM e smith. sIo0
HARRrsoN Ky y E cor i,orn st.. id'SGSS
rison lmpt Co, Inc, mtg 'e29,o 200. 500
HUGHES AV. : - cor l,aI st, 75xsi-
Wolf Burland to sau! H'rn4weig, mtg
Az a, : :. being 10, 81. map jerome ''!HS
i0o-Ranaeie Cossa ct al TO Michele
cRoToNA Az, " $. i2ss is?d ST. .tlIS
loo-Vlncent Gilroy to Margt Z bow
obELL sr,. i556--Ma.ry CARRIER to Nia,tih.SVEU
WISE Avv. i;5a. 5. "tlssxioo-fn!vee
siegel to Bertha urband \ ano, ms
lssrHiG ST, SIS, i5.a " diraain,d Bo;ail { ttaS S
course. s~oS.sECAnne Gully to Dorothy
L6 5Tss mts ts.SSOO,.;,
Benenson Billy Co TO w u Rlty corpn.
"'s so"oo ''''''''''''
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
Az b. COS. " :. IS ; an, st, 4sixso--
Bertha simon 4 ano, i3 W i2sth st, 3
yrs or sooner, Q p c. oct S; atty. Mark
Aaron. ~ Cedar st..,.....,,... 81 5000
West Side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts)
WEST END AV. 5, S?.t n 18th ST, le.lox
so-Frankiin G Albee TO Greenwich saw
mtg as per bond. Aug .; atty. Is A Sands,
~ Cedar at ........... s95,5 500
18TH ST, s., lst ", s57.w Columbus az,
orphan Asylum, 1850 Amsterdam ay. 4
yrs. g p C. Oct s; atty. l. 4 co, iG0
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simon Cohen to Louise Kausen. due as
- hbr, p'nT ,,j2u,is' a., ot,,coS, 1000
mix to Mary CARRIER, 4 yrs. 5ia u c..sl50O
ST, : :. A. W Prospect av, iTx7O-
Smarto C",st 90 TO Manhattan Mtg 60.
due as per bond correction from Oct
!, see. 900
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. az sun sets. asa ,roon sets "a.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. .o.os uov. Isl. 9:iG Hell Gate 4 :O6
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AMI AM AM
sandyH'k. GAS. Gov. Isl. 3 IL He'll Gate .41A
Arrived-SUNDAY. october 10.
Sc voltaire. HAS A.. NJ. oran, Sept. =.
S. Cluden. 4 p. NJ. London. Sept. %.
IS Falkland. Z y. NJ. LONDON Sept. -.
So Salaminia. 6 7. NJ. Msrseilles. Sept. 10.
ss Horsa. 4:SO A. NJ. Cardiff. Sept. ~.
So Oriiamme. il:l5 y. NJ. Saturday. N
raltsr. Sept. 26.
s. Mexico, l?:+i A. NJ. Nassau. Oct. :.
SIS kilbride. noon. Bermuda Oct. s.
SIS Ell Sol. Galveston. Oct. 4.
IS St. Louis. Saw annah, Oct. :.
IS Satilla. Tampa, Oct. s.
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk, OF. =.
SIS Delaware. Philadelphia. Oct. 2.
So Ssndon Hall, Philadelphia. Oct. .
IS Susquehanna. Baltimore. Oct. :.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. 81. Paul. at Liverpool.
5. frederik VIII. at Copenhagen
So Bassano. AZ Hull.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. La Toursine, from bordeaux.
So Csserta, from Naples.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair to-day and
Tomorrow. with slowly rising temperature;
moderate variable winds. becoming cast
and southeast.
For northcr New England. fair. slightly
warmer to-day: fair tomorrow; warmer In
the INTERIOR; moderate variable winds. be-
coming southerly.
For southern New England. fair to-day;
warmer In the interior; fair and warmer
o morrow; moderate northwest winds. be-
coming variable.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and TO-
morrow. with slowly rising temperature;
moderate variable winds. becoming east
and southeast.
to-day; increasing cloudiness and warmer
to- morrow; moderate southeriy winds. b.
coming fresh on Eric.
NEW YORK. Oct. ii.-Fai weather pre-
yesterday save for a fsw scattered showers
In the upper a regions, the Rocky Noun,
tain States and in the lower Mississippi
Valley and southwest.
The pressure was high In all the States
east Of the Mississippi and wac moderately
low west OF that river. where II was Grow
ing warmsr: cooler w es;h srd WIN som
valleys and the middle Atlantic and New
England States. Freezing temperatures
were confined to tho lake regions ana
immediate vicinity and northern New Eng
land.
In this city the day was fair: cooler IN
the morning. becoming warmer; wfnds
fresh crthwssterly; average humidity -
sea level, at 8 A. NJ. 30.25; 3 p. NJ, S0.SI.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the oficial thermometer, Is shown
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PUBLIC MOTTO
BUILDING SALE
Bronx Parkway Commission

offers for sale to the highest bidder
twenty-one buildings for removal from mo
Bronx River Parkway Reservation -
tending from Bronx Park to North White
Plains. lists of which will be furnished
upon application. All bids must be made
upon Regular form provided by the Com
mission. and are subject TO terms aud CON
ditions therein set forth, and viii "a. re-
ceiVed at the Once OF the Commission. 700
Broad way. New York, on or before T. NJ.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -, 1918.
at which time bids received VIII lie puhltriy
Buildings viii he s~urrnud.rrd 10
the successful bidder within thirty lays
after title r. taken and bidder uualiue-.
BRONX PARKWAY COMMISSION,
100 broadway,
New York.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE ~.
Manhattan,

18TH ST. 5o1-5o5 ". n W cor Ans av-
Jas q Weptz to Louis ID Jonas and ano.
exrs Sc. : w ssth st; atty. 7 q Co.
ALLEN ST. is.Geo woif 10 Helen wSie.
So Il issth st; atty. Geo Ludwig. 1911
I'd AvE, Isss-lsss-sane to Jacob Haupt.
SIS Crescent st. Astoria. L / City: atty,
ssTm sT. 81, E-.saIne TO same ...si
cHRYsTIE ST. t-Same to samc; atty.
ssTH ST. IS E-.isa,ne to same; atty.
I'd Nv. Is5s-same 10 Geo Haapt. $50
Crescent ST. Astoria l. City. atty;
20 ST. i.s E-samc to same; atty,
ssrH ST. s.s w.Adrtan l. Henry 10
Bklyn; at;ys. Wilder. + * p. A5 Cedar
MONROE ST. s43Lcai: Levy and anc to
Aron 0bsrs,; :s5 Riv,nston st; a.tys,
Morris wa,kin.- az Pike st; atty. SAINT
81. B's IT % = ssss.f.r and s sno 20
Robt : Smith 3. W ED st; atty. rs GO;
looTH sT' IL E.-Rob; * clyde TO Mcrri,
solomon. s?a = An ct. Bkiyn. a t; atty.,
Foster q y. 81 Bwa ...,..,.N
ph 0s,.'1 M,,z A Con. e 60 3. 4, M Mar . iS and :!
Rschg 50 Maiden lane. . int of $4,000
to City Real Estate CO. 1875 Bway; atty,
T. 81, i7e Bway, 81
i'S = to 81 cS sss E y knssisna. ri ,rs.: 4 rF sis
Lincoln st, Flushing, Il OF Q.,....seo, 900
UNIVERSAL sAviSGs BANK to Mamie
OSBORN. wM ii. to Adele NJ Nor;
MASON. SARAH o, to julia 4 Ford $4,000
MITTI.EMANN. ARMIN II. to Alfred u
Nathan and ano, u part...'.....'Sl 800
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.
CyIERRY ST, 876--Margaret Reilly agt
Amie Davis ct al foreclosure OF mtg,'
atty, T r Keogh.
MASHATTAN ST. cor l?eth at y -
Emma C Badgeley agt Peter De WIZ ct
al Foreclosure Of tax lien); atty. II 7
pELANcEy ST, n $, rs w Sheriff s.; 25x
T5-Henry silverstone ct a. ast Adoiph
Garmise ct al foreclosure OF mtg);
atty, A " Silverstone.
ID Nv. Q. sac n Ssth ~, 2o.lox7o-.
Gustave Disch agt Clara Zeitner ct al
Iforeciosur. of mtg) atty. NJ A kayBer'
5oD ST. Sii Edna Sieradzka agt Malta
Never ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys'
,;ettner. Simon & Asher.
% AV. 5 s., 62.1l n 18th st. 2O.exo',s-,,
Gustave Disch agt Lena 9 Sargent ct al
foreclosure OF mtg atty, MA kayser'
METH ST, n =, so q Sd av, lsxloo IL
Ttnixran, Industrial Savings Bank agt
Christopher Reyes ct al foreclosure OF
mtg,; attys. u & " J O'Gorman.
bronx.
NoRRIS ST, : e Z Barnes av ,known as
40 27b. map OF Adee Park)-Leodegar
Siebert agt Andrew Cipolla ct al faction
10 foreciose transfer OF tax Hem; atty,
q A Moses,
2ith Ward-Lois Carolyn Freedman agt
Francesca Attardo ct al foreclosure or
mtg); atty. NJ Marks.
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Manhattan,

.a5 to 93l W--Carroll Mulliken agt Eva
Fw Cow and Eva J Coe. owners; Ny
improved Properties Co, Inc, and CT.
max Leasehold. Inc, l%essees; 77th ~
Theatre Co. Inc. contractor tl6s.ta
LEXINGTON Az, pepew pl, +sth and 46th
SIS block, &c-McClintic Marshall Co
All y y Central 4 Hudson River X u
20, owner; John PIERCE Co. contrae.
tor &t3,0s5,03
CorRTLANDT AV, 9l0-Joseph Handil-
man agt Antonio Palermo. owner; Frank
seaman and Antonio Palermo, contrac-
tor ,,,,,,,,. .*l,o, 80
HOFFMAN ST. " W g ism -, 90 oslOo--
American Radiator co agt Guribaldi
Realty 4 Construction Co. ownersi 81
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-29
PASSENGER ON BRITISH SHIP
JUMP INTO SEA WHEN STOPPED
~ TURKISH SUBMARINE.
CREW OF ENEMY VESSEL
ASSIST IN REscUEs
Needless Loss Of Life Because Of Fear
Vessel Not Torpedoed-st stampede
Among ExeitabIe Passengers Causes
Many to Be Pushed Overheard
Twenty Five Drowned.

New York, Nov. pa Turkish sub
marine stopped the British passenger
ship Barulos in the Mediterranean and,
after twenty five persons had been
drowned, assisted in rescuing many
of the ESQ passengers who had gone
overheard in a .panic, according to
Mrs. Eleanor Franklin Egan, who ar
rived here Sunday.
Mrs. Egan, a magazine writer, was
returning from a six months trip thru
Serbia and Turkey. mostly with Ameri-
can Red Cross expedition. and was
aboard the Barulos when it left Piraeus
for Alexandria on Oct. 2.
Attic the ship flew the British flag,
the crew was Greek. the passengers.
majority third class, being chiefly
Greeks and orientals. When about five
hours south of Crete the ship picked
up three boats containing the crew of
the British steamship Sailor Prince,
which had been sunk by submarine.
Warning Shot by Submarine.
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Daily Grain Letter.

Furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co., 203
Masonic temple. Phone 1881
Chicago. Nov. 29.-Wheat-The new
feature in wheat and one that may
prove OF vital significance, was the ap-
preparation by the Canadian govern
ment of practically the entire visible
supply in that country. This action
was construed by local traders TO re-
inforce whatever opinion they held
previously. Those who were short,
however, We're more easily disturbed
than longs. and strong market re-
suited with closing prices az cents
higher and at the high point for the
day. One evidence of the situations
being buIlish is the fact that export
business by way of the gulf increased,
above half of 100000 bushels sold to-
day being done thru that outlet. The
demand for Canadian wheat is likely
seen to exhaust the surplus of that
country and export business then will
probably spread TO the United States.
The arguments that cheaper wheat
may be obtained in Australia. India
and the Argentina will be used as a
bearish influence on our market, but
the time element and the loading
facilities which are able to offer will
be strong factors in the end.
Corn-Buying of corn by longs who
sold out recently and by shorts who
were disturbed on account of the
strength IN oats and wheat caused a
strong tone in corn and close at
about the highest prices on the crop.
Commission houses sold, while local
bulls did the bulk of the buying. The
marked revival of interest in the wheat
market is likely to detract speculative
attention from corn and may result in
a rather dull market. The cash mar
ket was very Irregular, local receipts