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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
LIS PESDFNS.
Manhattan.

5TH Az. s?s--Louise l. Williams ct al
agt Michael EurZman ct al foreclosure
OF mtgep; attys. Parsons closson d
RIDGE ST. sO-solomon II Kohn az,
Augusta Greenspan ct al foreclosure OF
mtgel; atiys,. Baylis a Saneorn' no
MAIDEN LANE, 6j-City OF Ny lns co
agt Carsten d Berger ct al foreclosure
Of mtfs0 ss'yi u ns PriS'e; Ia,. In. 4
Trus, co agt Geo " Godward ct a.
foreclosure Of mtge); at,ys' Emmet &
PINE ST. 81. and Water st: l2s-Guardian
Realty Co agt Violet N Turner ct al
Goreclosure OF mtgel; ATTY oreene,
2'TH : $40 E Moo g e, Al foreclosure
81 mtgeC; atty, Mollenhauer.
It'll Az, sw cor llsth st, 100 lixss ..
ME- CO ct al foreclosure Of mtgel
attys, Kurzman' Frankenheimer a Gut
lad ct. n :. s5 e Park av, 35xioo1l-
Rawson Underhil ct al agt Julius Krule'
witch q, al foreclosure OF mtse); atty
pRR6oMHfE ST. 2ss, and property In oueen'
and Bronx counties Bridget Lansr!cF
ct al agt Richard Rowe ct al tpartl'
tom; atty, $ Rossman.
nv Hunts po,n, Realty Co-Mary Plum
ke,t agt Francis II knight ct al tfore
closure OF mtEcDi atty. q sauI,ss yr.t
LOTS l79 and $50 map Of Sss iots ow WIS
Walsh agt Francis b knight ct a. ttore
WEITLOCK Az g =, 100 \ Tlrany ST. 2o'
IA Laura Tweedy white agt Mar!
Magerle ct al foreclosure OF mtse'
cRS0oy;E ST -, 500 It W OF Anthony ay
20 0NiOO: also Alexander av. q g. 100 !
n OF iS9th st, 20x75-Bridget Langrici
81 al agt Richard Rowe ct al tpartltlo'
sulD: atty. : Rossman. "a
10th ST, n s. " n e 81 Bathgate av' 20.
7?-Gus,av A Mornhinweg. as gdn. as
Gaorgp = Que'et ct al foreclosure o
mortgage; atty. = A syme.
LOTS ISIS and $50, map OF 500 Iots oWhe'
S99ulres, as exec'r, agt Francis D knigh
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)i atty
OK ASp BOULEVARD AND CONCoURSE
8. 2g.2 II > Of Bush -, 20 2Nl07 !
Theodore Rochrs agt Christine Wenlg
mann Of al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty, l. j Martin.
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q AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and Brooklyn.
lat Il vEsEY
BY Henry Brady.

lAl ~ EStt 81
BY Henry Brady.
Is sly bidE-s L Parsons agt J J
O'Donohue. Jr. trus. ct al; due, f?57.-
57ss5 taxes. sc. s2o,sss.sS; to the
lssp 8 Sc ". s.. las g ienox av. sSs
ss.ii. 5 sty tnmt-J NJ Bowers agt NJ d
Smith et al: due. $4,000: taxes. &c.
s294.35. to the plaintiff ........sl2, 600
BY Joseph p. Day.
nth ST. 6S f. n $, 2tss W Bway. AK
1888 5 sty loft and store .blds--E A
Philbin ct al, trus. ast Reuben Isaacs,
indlvid and trus, ct al; due. 1879 sl 10;
taxes. &C, sl,2+s52; to the plain
nth ST. sis +. SIS. 100 W "a av. folk
100 II. 4 sly tenmt-Knickerbocker Hos
pital agt Jos Srher ct al; due, ti235s;
taxes. sc, tts3 Is: to the plaintiff. sis. $50
BY Samuel Marx.
esTH ST. 5l-3 Z. n :, 100 e Madison av.
5nxiOO. 6 sty fiat and s~tores-Nollie
Hirshfed agt Owners standard Realty
Corporation ct al: due, ss,7S303: taxes.
SC, tl62 20; sub to a pr mtg OF $4,000;
to the plaintiff ....... 100 600
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
ny W J. McPhnliamy 4 Co.
WEST ST. " 5, los 10 n SD 81. 2oxloo-
y Y Mtg Il Security Co agt @ " Olive
ct al: 10 the plaintiff. .........-.t2.o0 900
DE KALI Az. n =. 1895 n W Tompkins
av. so .6xloo-M A Gordon Jennings ct al
agt VI A Dossosway ct al: 10 the plain
tin for $1,000 over a mortgage Of $4,000
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Whit star liner Cymric. sailing to-
day for Liverpool. will take mail. clos
ing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Great Britain ana
Ireland. when specially addressed only.
The Navigazlone Generate Italiana liner
Duca degli Abruzzi. sailing tomorrow, for
Naples. will take mail. closing at $50
a. NJ, for Italy, Rumania, Bulgaria Ser
bia. Switzerland aud Greece, when spe-
cially addressed only.
The American liner Philadelphia, SAIL
Ing to-morrtw for Liverpool, will take
mail. cloBing' at 9:30 \. Nj, for Europe,
except Germany. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emburg. Turkey, the Netherlands, Nor
way, sweden and Denmark. also for
Africa, West Asia and the East Indies.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tnrpaN

with name anu H1uTess Ol ltHucI NJ
torneyD
DECATUR Av, n " y. 1871 n e Southern
boulevard. 62.6xiiO. Apr 81, 1903
Franklin y and Cath A Dufey and ano
to Dollar saw Bank. city OF n Y. atty.
l. 7 a. r Co. 100 Bway. $4,000
PARK AN, o <. SIS n som st. lHNSN,
May 81. 1s12-Msdaleine $ Booker to
Herman Kemper, So Il goth st; atty,
L Traube. tI02 Lexington av.. $4,000
TAD ST. go +, 3 =, 325 q Sd av. 17xi0t.2 2,
Aug l9, 19l4-Bessie Pekelman to God
frey r Pisek. So T. SGD 1T; attys. wash
burn, Ruston & X, 81 Chambers st. $4,000
9th ST, 1874 w. . :. ais " 9Th av, 20x
1904, Apr 10. 90G-Perciva w Glenn
ent, Rutland. Vi. to Amalie de Nries,
Chicago. Ill; atty. Jno + Brodsky. 81
AMSTERDAM Av. i7io. mort on lease,
Feb I. lsl5-Jacob Lavenberg TO Stein
hardt Bros & Co, 30 9th ave.. $500
LEXINGTON Av, 736. W =. 4O.5 = seth
st. 2oN75, Apr 20. 19OS-Leo l. and Abr
to Fredk T Barry: attys. VI II
u w BlumenthHl. 81 Nassau IT 81 600
lSsTH ST, n =. 4S3.3 e Tee Taw av. 33.4x
liz SN33.i Xli0. Aug 10, l90S-Hugh Me
Lemon to Eliza n Hall; atty, N Y T I
FORSYTH ST, 1853. mort on lease. &c.
June 2, l9lI-Maurice Platner to jacob
EAST END Av. ioi. W 3. SIS n sith ct,
2bN7S, Jan 3 l91l-wm Stein. Jr. "a
VIM and Eva stein. 55i f s5th st
atty. Geo Ludwig. 1911 Sd av....s2.75
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Braun to Bronx Security n Brokerage
Co., 25s Il i9sth at, Aug 90, ~installs, 6
y c; atty. ! Levison, 25S Il 18th st. $3.50
LOTS 90 20 81, map Forster-Schmidt prop
erty-Gertrude Is Kelly to = IA Morlay,
1903 story Bldg, Los angeles, Cal. prior
mtg 5,595, May 20. due Oct ]. l9l5. 6
p c; atty, y ! Title ms Co, 1876 Broad.
- 's-'-OV
EAGLE Av. W =. 3i7.S n westchester av.
25.lxi22ll-Chas Wetzel to LAWYERS
Titlr n Trust CO. 100 Bway, Aug II, .
yrs, 5h y c; atty, l. T Co. $50 Broad
way ..........' .'st'VVv
DECATUR Av, n W $, 1911 n e southern
Boulevard, 2.6xl1O-Cath A Duny and
ano to Lawyers Title q Trust Co. l6O
Bway. Aug 26, 8 yrs, 5b p c; atty. l.
& 7 Co, lGO BMAN. ........... 5000
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S20O.CO PARK AVENUE FLAT.
Nine story building TO he Errrfe"
<enr 7Ith street.

t. three private stables at lol, 10"
mi 1ui East Seventy-fourth street, al
joining the northeast corner OF falk
avenue, formerly owned by Roher' .
b.ew 'r.. oliver G. Jennings anu the
estate OF Charles q, Gates, are pe,us
RACED Roo prepare their sites for a nine
story APARTMENT house, 'bxlOO' inns
structure. 20 contain two suites 10 each
floor IS to be erected by Charles mayer
o Wa 4 Mayer, at an cos'
o. $500, 600, according 10 the archl'e''s'
ie,rPe and Edward Blum, VINO are pre-
pairing the plans, Adjoining the apart,
men ste on the east Is the Church u
TIE Holy Srpulchre.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Atlantic Coast Land and Development
Company. Manhattan: capital, $4,000:
directors. Irwin Schachne, New York city
william II Barratt. Jamaica. ". Y, and
l.. y. Zoner, brooklyn. \. Y.
Wabash Realty Corporation, Manhattan:
capita. 1000; directors. Frank @. Decard,
Brooklyn: Josephine f. Dolan, William c.
DAILY. New York city,
lyn. Brooklyn; capital. s2,500; directors.
Henry Salant. solomon Klapper, New York
city: Julian Rose, Brooklyn.
Frederick Waldhauer. Brooklyn; capital.
$1,000: directors. Frederick Waldhauer.
Annie NJ. waldhauer and John Waldhauer.
BROOKLYN, y. Y.
II Ward Leonard, Bronsvi,le; capital,
10000: directors, Leonard Kebler, James
W. Good and Allan Il. Campbell. Bronx
vile, y. Y.
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ID IN NEWARK.

FEES, x Feist have sold the vacant lot
a. 400 Warren street To Harry Hersch-
field, who will erect a store building.
The property was formerly owned by the
estate OF Harbeck Halstead OF New
York city. Feist & Feist have also sold
for Philip Descent the one story sales
room at 3s5 Bloomfield avenue Mont
clair, n. j.. TO the Electric Garage Com
pany, I. T. Straus president.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs ". Pier ~. y. H., Il, Fulton St, daily
At . go T.. NJ. Music.
Pro, Idcnce Line, str ". Pier II, Y. r., u
Fulton street, week days only, 600 +. VI.
Sew Iondnh Line, str. ", Pier 40. y. r..
q. Houston st week days only, = 30 T.. NJ.
Pier 20, T. r.. II, T. I'D ST, 800 =. NJ.
New Bedford Line, Strs. ", Pier 40. y, u.
It. Houston ST., week days only, at 90 T.. VI,
New Haven Line, str. ". Pier =, T.. Il. Il.
CathHrinc st. week days . - T. Nj. sundays,
- 30 4. Nj: Pier 20. II. T. 22d st. week days,
. UO T.. NJ Sundays, 1910 \. NJ.
Bridgcpoyt Line. week days only, str ".
Pier IS, +. r., ; 90 = VI Pier 20, r. l.. 2ad
st, week days. . II T.. M, Sundays. 4 40 l.. NJ,
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These navy orders were issued:

For, Yellowstone, Wyoming, 10 Texas City.
These navy orders were issued:
capt; l. p Magrudcr. COMMISSIONS
Csp' :. {. Twining. commissioned from
july -.
Commander l.. r. he steiguer. from
command OF receiving ship at New York
Commander II II. Chr!sty, from com
mand kcarsargc to command Reina Mer-
codes
Commander +. y, Freeman, from colo
RADIO 90 command the torpedo notlla, Pa
Commander II. !. Ziegcmeier. from
command torpedo notil'a, Pacific fleet. 20
General Board. Navy department, Wash
Iiea,enant-Commander 2 Z Briggs.
from the oregon 20 the Colorado.
Lieut.. g, q Davy TO Bureau Of Naviga-
;ion, Navy Department,
from he Dalch to navy yard Washing
IIcts. clarence Culbranson. V. Grirn
and " J Rurt!s' COMMISSIONS from
Iieu,s. O. q. Hagen and D.. II. R.sry
lunior- grade. commissioned from
Licuts. II. p Cur'ev. ] II Falre and
A.. Il Sauborn ,'uu!or gradeD. commits
stoned from June :
LaTq's, Etoii EaGk'nastsr T. l. Hun
Il. TAYLOR Cuu.or sradeD, commissloned
Lieut. l.. y, Lins'ey Junior grade,
cnulw,.-,ouet from July so.
LirU's. e. q Hiirhrock. NJ s. Tisdalo
and g II Fort ,iun,or grade), commits,
sioucd from June =
Er,lru Z Ho3eh % the Sacramento
Eu~lEus l.. l.. S',dman. W J. Shofner
" II \ Pike and william Grant 10 san
Ensign y NJ Higman to tn. Marietta
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RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

LEoluse. Washburn & &C. have leased
70 Mrs. Rose q. Eddy her home al
|Pluudamc. /. l.. to Charles w. Weaver
Tie Dpwscy residence on Beach ROAD
Great Seek, h. l., has been leased "a
MI lrma Mallet OF Manhattan ioi
q term of years.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Mnnhnllan

/ ST, r2-4 E-wood. samuei NJ. to
Elsie i ineraham: atty. " " Powell, !
GOTH ST, $ =. $50 W col ay. 25xioo.s- st 5
Trust Co OF y Y, trus, TO Lawyers MEG
90, 81 Liberty ST. atty l. T CO; iso
lltTH ST. ssl E-Her,zberg. Pauline, 20
Annie Hertzberg, 1913 42d ~. Bklyn;
atty. Charles Frankel, 1850 Nassau st. 81
LEROY ST, l9-Marcus. Mendel, to Matilda
X Browne 3355 S~edgwick av. atty. y Y
Title Ins Co, 1875 Bway ........,....ti
LEROY ST, ie-Catz. Fanny. to Matilda X
Hrowne, 1858 sedgwick av; atty. n Y T
LEROY ST. 19-Browne, Matilda X. to y
Mtge a Security Co. 1876 Bway. $4,000
93D ST, n .. l5l o Amsterdam ar, l7xSs.s
-kiddle. Alfred W, eNr. TO Florence !
Kiddle. S4 w ssth st. attys. Riddle q
NJ. ll5 Bway 81, 900
10TH ST. , s. 225 e Columbus av, 25x
lo0ll-Same 20 same; attys, same $1,000
7:D ST. n .. s26 . Lexington sN. ls.9X
10: Hepburn. Silvie l.. and ano. trus,
10 cath Meehsn and ano. trus, $50 West
End av; atty, l. T Co. $50 Bway. $4,000
for Relief Of widows & children OF
Clergymen Of the = r. church. 50 Rway.
atty y Y r ins CO, 1885 Bway $4,000
10Th ST, : :, $50 " 6th nv. 2l.iNss.s-
Lawyers Mtg co to SIG l. Newman and
ano, Douglas Manor, l. !. Rttys, Rein
thalt. n, lO6 W 2gth 81 .......... $4,000
zap ST. u =. S26 e Lexington ay, lStN
l02.2-Frederlc lie i Foster to Frederic
de 7 Foster. trus. Tuxedo Park. y Y,
atty. l. r Co. $50 Bway .,.....fl9.oo
SAME PRoPERTY-ssme to same; atty.
same $1,000
7TH Az. = " cor i1sth 81. 100 llS99 3
Solomon q Rosenbaum to seymour Rlty
Co, 2j Broad st. atty, Kurzman. + 4
q. - Broad st
HAMILTON TERRACE, W >, lbs n IAN
~. l6NlO0-Adele 8 Stanhope to Lawyer
Mtg CO, SO Liberty st ....,.....f 80 800
DYCKMAN ST. n cor 10th av. 2l6.3,
:lsN irreg to Speedway. Shermans Greek
q Harlem R!Ner-Edw II Landon &c
Henry II Lsndon. 10 f 53d st. atty
Jas = Darcy. $50 Bway ..,..........f
FRONT ST. l2l-i23-Geo X Cannon e
vasa x Bracher. soi W losth st atty
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x,p,soN AVENUE FLAT SOLD.

MADISON AvENUE-The Clemilt
Realty Company has sold to Howard
r. Forbes the six story apartment
house, known as the Ambassador. at
,he southeast corner of Madison ave-
rue and Ninety-seventh street. on plot
IoOxi00. II was a cash deal. involv-
Ing about s215,o0o.
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INVESTOR pUYs IN BROOKLYN.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
old 35l Fifth street. a three story
apartment building. between Fifth n
Sixth avenues The property was SOFA
for Nfrs NJ. Waterman 10 Mrs. A. Cars
we'll for Investment. The building occu-
pies a plo, 20xl00.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Sc Adriatic. from Liverpool. aug rs
"a -. Paul. from Liverpool. Aug ~.
s. Rctlav from BriNhim. Aug 25.
$ .Ionws Watts. from prln, AU- '6
- AymCric. from Calcutta, Aug %.
s. u Justin. from AYR, Avs "a
s. Aladdin. Port Talbot. Au- -
s. Santa Ros,lIa. from Santos, Aug Is
s. MORO Castle. from Nassau aug -
SIS Hypatia. from Barbados, Aug ~.
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buys Cotton Exchange Seat.

The Cotton Exchange membership Of
Gustavus Donnell has been purchased
by J. T., Bernhard for $4,000, "A decline
of $500 from the last sale.
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SITES FOR MoNrcLA1R HOMES.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold the tract OF land fronting
about 400 feet on Norma, avenue. Upper
Nontclair, to Il. L. Garfield OF Newark.
who will build several houses.
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TRANSACTIONS


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part)
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.
CATHARINE ST. ss-35. Q. 27.lxlos6x27x
1867, = s-Bernard r Golden to Ber-
nard Golden, 4s2S 18th av. Bklyn, and
Jos j Golden. sgl St Johns pl, Bklyn.
mtg $4,000, 2-3 part, Aug rs; atty,
EAST BRoApwhY. fss. 3. is.s W Je,.
ferson st, 26xl00-Abr Rothkrug to the
Day Publishing Co. 1ss East Broadway.
..T& T Co, $50 Bway 800
18TH ST. bo7 T.. n 9. IS 9 Av A. 25xI03s-
Annie Weinstein to Jos weinstein. 1884
etnn
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with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.


Downtown.
,south OF Fourteenth ST.
STATE ST. n 5. SO " Whitehall st, .sx-;
State 81. n 8. III " Whitehal a.: -f.SA
South Ferry Rea.ty 20 10 ihoH'p
son.Starrett Co. 81 wal! st. que Jan -
1917, Aug =. due as per oohu atS;
4 q Co, l76 Bway '|-sS'Soo
HERR ST, s : 70 " Jenetson 81 'uA
w. pr ms si',oVV In,n
et a. 10 ha.iS bo, 80
Iacoh Klein. sas Bway '....... So, 900
ar "a cor Jefferson 81. 25xq4.
Se ard ano exrs cath Maxwell.
80. Ea.,.rn PARKWAY Rrookiyn Aug
IA . W. 4 n r: atty. Alex THAN. 3s
Park Row slice. &c
SAME PROPERTY. l-6 phrt-florence q
Byrnes 10 same Aug le' Z yrs' 81, c.
atty. same N,ls2 ~
SAME PROPERTY. l-t part-Mary -
wife Thos Hazelton' 70 same aug ~,
. yrs. 5 p c: atty, same ,..,s ls2 st
EAST BROADWAY. = !sS W JEFFERSON
~. eelxloo-pay Pubfshing CO TO AIR
Rothkrug 1897 '7th 81 Rrooklyn. ~
mtg s4oooo' Aug 90 que sept /, lslI.
" y - "''' W ~" p"'' '"''''
East side.
,ra., n, finn ay betwe.p Four,esnth
~ and 10th ats,
9Th CT. 225 q Az A, sxsc-Augu
AZ ~ I MnW q. due m." *. % a.. I nsr pe ~ e. iic1
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

DUANE ST, i3l to is5-sydney. J FreIdln
act estate OF Eugene a HOFFMAN, Inc
owner; Howard Contracting CO. Inc con,
sTll Az, 1906 and l0G7-Nationnl Bridge
Works agt Ten Twenty-seyen Flth aye
ar Az 22Tg-Morris u Gold ct al agt
Adolph Finkenberg, owner A y { i,9.
Works, Inc, contractor. .,...,'''.',.sN
9Th ST, All E-Snm PlOtnick agt Einl
Katz, owner and contractor, vi,
a7TH ST. ll8 W-Morris Levin q Son as
otto Wagner, owner; Haas A. Fried. con
tractors; u Singer, sub-contractor ys2,ot
MADISON Az. 2t3-Alberene stone Co az
John Doe. owner; l Gold0erEer' con
7TUU Av' ~,ss-Raiph La pima agt 10
East 3ith ~ Co, owner: james Hogan
contractor correction .,.,~,..,....,N
PROPERrY-Anthony POlzells az
safe correction ..'',,,,''''''' vas 81
Bronx,
NEEDHAM AV, l~ibl-Clyde y Howes az
Antunia and Benedeuto Corretta, owner
and Contractors ,,'''t...,. ',.i;,t i'S.
NEEDHAM Az, lf5l-Joseph Balletta ag
Antonia Benedetta Csrette- owners an
contractors
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RECORDED LEASE.
Manhattan.

RtAnT ST 1879, all-Perk l. Perkins ct
. - "ro " Martin and ano. Evanston
Z r.l- yrs from Aug /, 1915 Guy.
ftanki In Taylor. zS3 Bway,.....ss.soo
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,rprScrr,S NtCuI "a Aily s,,.ns.

STRENGTHEN. MICHL. 20 Ally strens-
popErh CLINTON r ,ru. 20 smith viii.
SOUTHMAYD. SAML ID. to Lincoln Trust
-,o ..''n .,t
& ano, eNr 5000
ENRICH. FREDK. to Fredk Enrich. 81
ROGERS, ANNIE e, TO Elise SChneidtr..Sl
MDRAN DAISY ID. gdn. to Marietta hi
Pasquale .,..,... ......., 5000
SAME, Ind, TO same omitted
STUART RLTW co TO Stasia som
ers s.. 900
lsAACs, BENDET. to same ....... 1850
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WASHINGTON. Aug 2s.-This army
order was issued to-day:
Major william VI. Roberts, NJ C. from
Fort Yellowstone, Wyoming. to Texas City.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

Nv "" W. 49,
land-Fair to-day; tomorrow partly cloudyi
probably showers by night; moderate north
erly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vania-Fair to-day, tomorrow partly
cloudy; moderate northerly winds.
For western New York-Partly cloudy
to-day; showers at night or tomorrow;
moderate north and northeast winds.
NEW YORK, Aug 27.-An area Of mod
crate depression out OF the Southwest be-
came central over oklahoma yesterday
and caused higher temperatures In the
middle and west Gulf section, oklahoma
and Kansas, but elsewhere over the eastern
half of the country 1t was generally cooler.
The pressure was high over all sections
east OF the Mississippi River. except New
England and eastern New York. from a
centre over northern Minnesota and Wis
consin.
West of the Rocky Mountains and In the
Southwest the pressure was low.
The frst freezing weather occurred in
a small section OF North Dakota and
frosts occurred In that state and In Mime
sofa.
Showers occurred In the plains States
and middle Mississippi Valley and In New
England.
Elsewhere tho weather was generally
fair.
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
wind. fresh northwest; average humidity.
81 per cent; barometer. corrected TO read
to sea level. at s A. NJ, 1927; . p. n,
9g6.
The temperature in this city yesterday. -
recorded by the Official thermometer. Is shown
In tho annnvaI tabla.
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Highest temperature. 7s'. at . 80 =. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 60. ut S A. NJ.
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM pM
Sun rises S rs sun sets. 6;37 Moon rises. 7 90
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyH'k. .el5iGov. Isl o So Hell Gate. II IS
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyHk. % 5 Gov. Isl. - 4s Hell Gate. as
Arrived-THCESDAY. August "a.
SIS Philadelphian. . A. NJ. to-day. London.
Aug. T.
- Lancastrian. 8 A. NJ. London, Aug. IL.
s. Hathor. ESQ A. NJ, Havrc. Aug y.
So Monkbarns. $3.50 a, NJ, Liverpool. July .
SIS Newburn. $50 a. NJ, Newport. England.
Aug u
S. Cheyenne. IN A. NJ. Barrow. Aug. IS.
S. Ramona, $50 A. NJ, -. Nazaire, Aug. L
S. Trafalgar, Cabarien, Aug. Il.
SIS Greysiuke Castle, Cristobal, Aug. ib.
s. Dermudian, Bcrmuda Aug -.
50 Comus. New Orleans, Aug 81
s. FL Paso. Galveston, Aug a.
- Stephano. Hal'f7N AU. g
IS Santa Marta, Kingston Aug ~
S. Dronniug Olga, Porto Padre, Aug %
IS Ell Sol. Galveston, AUG. 20.
IS Taltac. Balboa. Aus, IS
IS Rota. Luuisborg. Aux 3
SIS Ien,land. Philadelphia, Aug a.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk. Aug "a
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daughter had supported her and her
little daughter.
read in The Day Book not long
ago of man, a drug fiend. who said
ne was being supported by a girl in
the district through her earnings. He
was taking the drug cure and when
cured he would marry the girl and.
take her away from that life.
They do not love that life and
would be happy to be away from it
forever. Such women are not bad
women. They are better than many
women who never saw a redlight dis
trict. What a blessing they would be-
to humanity if only they had had
better chance in the world.
It is for this l would keep the red-t
light district closed. l would not let
thoughtIess girls enter, even if they
wanted to go, any more than l would
permit a thoughtless. one to set off a
giant fiTecracker on the Fourth of
July. 2
AS far as most of the young girls
who go there can see are the bright
lights, the gay clothes and the easy
money. But how deceived they are!j
The easy money-they get little OIL
none of it. The gay clothes they do
not own.
The real life that was not depicted
to them is lOathsOme. But once
there they think they have to remaInL
or starve. And it looks very much the)
true state of affairs.
But l am confident it will not all
ways be so. l wish things could BET
changed in a twinkling and every girII
have, not only living wage, but the
comforts and pleasures Of life. 1 wish
the same for every young man.
But, in the meantime, young man.,
do not let such heavy burdens fall Ont
the girls shoulders. .
Some say marriage is a man-made1
law. I believe it is more than that.
II ovyO1yyod tn T,1sOfnof yUOr0dO oUH
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trict reopened. hope this will never
be granted
It is true that some women are
more amorous than others, a perfect
ly natural condition; and in most in
stances these women have warm,
generous hearts. But it is UnbelieV-
able that they can endure, without
eXpOstulations, twenty attacks day
by men, many of whom are in various
stages of intOXication and disease.
Such conditions have existed in the
redlight district, and then all is not
told.
If the girls, amOrOus as many may
be, prefer such a life TO death, it is
because the hope never leaves their
breasts that some day some way they
may be able to leave that dreadful
life and live a normal existence. 4,
1 think too much of women to be
Ieve anything else. No man would
give way to such excuses in one
day, but whoever cries for a redlight
district is willing that such cOndI-
tons may be inflicted on its inmates.
IL CdllLOI DC OJ4lC4 W4OC8 III NLCl
lives are very short and the white
slavers, with all their activity, can
not supply the demand
1 believe that most of the girls on
the street are more sinned against
than SHINING. No one believes that
the prostitutes are sinners and that
all the rest of the people are saints.
heard of a prostitute in a western
town who supplied her widowed
mother and little sister in the east by
her earnings on the street in the red
light district.
But such an unnatural life Cthe
redlight advocates are constantly ap-
pealing to a return to natural life in
the district.) This natural life, as
they are pleased to call it, sent the
girl to an early grave. ..-..o.,
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barge on arms and munitions or
withdrawing it has the same effect
on either one, both functions being
treated attachment Hoier, Sister
Lakes, Mich.