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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23
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East. I

X Harvard vs.. Cornell, at !
X Cambridge. :
X Princeton VS.. Dartmouth; at !
Princeton. (. -, -
X : :-.YERle vs. w. and J., at New !
X Haven. =. =
X Carlisle vs.. Bucknell,> at s
X Carlisle. " s>--@:'' 4
X Brown vs.. Syracuse, at
X Providence. = = I.~....... -. j.. :
X Army vs.. Georgetown, at
X West Point.
X j. Navy VS.. Virginia Tech,
X at Annapolis. e RI
X Pennsylvania vs.. Pitt, at:
X Philadelphia. E.
X Lehigh vs.. Muhlenberg, at s..
X South Bethlehem.
X West. X
X Chicago vs.. Purdue, at
X Chicago.
* Notre Dame VS.. Nebraska,
x. at Lincoln. as
X Illinois VS.. Northwestern, J,
X at Urbar1a.
x Michigan VS.. Mich. Aggies, :
X at Ann Arbor.
X Minnesota vs.. Iowa, at Min, ;,
X .neapolis. @
X Wisconsin vs.. Ohio State,
X at Madison.
4 .r-- ~ =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23
REV. S. PARKS AT
: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. S. Parks of Stanley, N. D.,
will occupy the pulpit at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow. zs@-z,-s4szssz
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23
POPE TO CoI {: I. .*...s'>- s.. ~. f.
RED HAT. NOVEMBER ~

Rome. Oct. 2s.-The Pope will
confer the red hat to arch-bishops
Nov. 22. - = u, E"f
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23
LONDON GETS MANY
NEWsREChulT5

London, Oct. 2a.-Recruiting
agents are doing a. big business on
account of the execution Of Miss Ca
veil.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23

Miss Irene Price left this morning
for her home at Bergville.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23

Kenneth Kenfield will entertain at
6 O'Clock duck dinner this evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23


of the star players declared ineligible
the Minnesota football team this af-
ternoon went into the game with
Iowa.
The men ineligible were Lorin So
lon, captain, and Frank Mayer, the
big Minnesota tackle
Played Baseball.
Solon was declared ineligible for
. further participation in intercolle-
giate athletics on the ground that he
p had professionalized himself by play
ing baseball for money as member
of the Havre, Mont, team, during
July and August.
The disqualification was made as a
result of evidence secured in Montana
by Prof. E. P. Harding this week.
The committee, of which two of the
football players, Baston and Bierman,
are members were in session for three
hours, the captain being summoned
before it.
Will Not Be Expelled.
Statements that finding Solon gull
ty Of the charges against him, despite
his denials, would lead to dismissal
from the university, are incorrect
Investigation proves that there is no
precedent of the kind at the univer-
sity, but that it is an understanding
that men caught transgressing the
code of amateurism and denying their
guilt when questioned, will be dis
missed or their dismissal recommend
ed by the eligibility board.
Girl Gave Information.
The accusation or information that
Scion had played professional base
ball was first communicated to the
Minnesota authorities by girl stu
dent at the institution. 49,:
The charges were to the effect that
he had played baseball during the
summer vacation with a semi-profes-
sional team and has covered his iden-
tity so far as possible by playing un-
der the name of "Stone." Solon ad-
mitted to the inquisitors that he had
been in Montana, but merely, he
said, on an excursion to Glacier Park
Solon is Philosophical.
.Solon took his dismissal from the
team philosophically.
II didn't play baseball last summer
for money!" he said today. II don't
see how the committee found it pos
sible to reach any such conclusion" "
The loss of Solon, football follow
ers assert, will be seriously felt by
the Gopher eleven. He was the
teams's surest ground gamer, it's best
goal kicker, a defense bulwark and
the best man in the squad in receiv-
ing forward passes, according to his
admirers.
Mayer Fails in English.
Frank Mayer was declared ineligi-
BILE, having failed to pass an examina-
ton in English and will be ineli-
gible for the remainder of the season.
Mayer last Wednesday took spe-
cial examination in English and that
afternoon announced to DR.. Williams
that he had killed it. It was taken
for granted all around that he would
be in today's cams, but the eleventh
ed to pass his test came like a thun-
derbolt from a clear sky.
- Mayer was tackle on last seasons
team, and he had been counted upon
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23

Read the Pioneer want ads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23
COPnERS BATTLE
! 0W A; TWO
men INELIGIBLE
Captain solon Of u Fame,
Charged With Playing ional
Baseball at Havre,
CONFERENCE RULINGS
WEAKEN MINNESOTA TEA.
Frank Mayer, Big Tackle, Fails to
Pass Examination and is Lost
to Eleven for Season.

Minneapolis, Oct. 23.-With two
of the star players declared ineligible
the Minnesota football team this af-
ternoon went into the game with
Iowa.
The men ineligible were Lorin So
lon, captain, and Frank Mayer, the
big Minnesota tackle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-23

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
OLD LOFTS ~ tn ABE.

A deal Is pending for the sale Of three
parcels on Grand street between Broad
way and Crosby street. the holdings OF
the Eth,lia Realty Company, to II. L.
Singh. who is giving one of his Bronx
properties in part payment. Arnold
Bryne d Baumann. brokers in The deal.
refused Yesterday To- say whether the
deal had or had not been closed. They
said they were unable because of a
promise Of secrecy 10 speak about the
transaction. II was said. however. that
though he deal is we'll advanced certain
details VIII awe to be cleared up before
commissions may he claimed. Mr.. Singh
when spoken 20 about the deal Thursday
night said Il was still I'm the negotiating
stage and might never he Consummatcd.
TNr prom. rites involved are the two
four story buildings ~ 1875 and l27 Grand
stree, on plot 50lNS0. located 100 feet
cast or tho southeast corner Of Broad-
vav. The third parcel Is located loo
foot away. ~ the southeast corner Of
Grand and Crosby streets. II is ta3
Grand street, and consists OF a four
story building. on lot fronting % feet
m Grand street and So fcet on Crosby
stree TN" properties were turned over
n ~ I'''.iy company i'm 1905 10y Peter
! Ncfn', then president Of the COM
Nn''. VI. SINGH gives in part payment
Ne "l" story store AZ m" southeast cor
7r OF Jerome avenue and kingshridgc
road. TIE property fronts too feet on
's-""c avenue and G7.5 feet on Kings
'T.'S" rr'd w. SINGH ru; up the tax
's"t.r 3 ''w wears ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
SSH, $50 IN CHEESE AFLOAT.
English Consumer. Must n This
for shipments Vow on Way.

Steamships for the EuSlish markets
which l-ft yesterday aud will ictve ty-
day are carrying 3,27O.@5o pounds ~
cheese. This costs 5u average Of -
cents a rouui on board. maxim. the
total exports for th, week vl,ied e
s5'''i2 y I~ one 81 ";h, heaviest
weeks iN IN" export OF cheese 20 the
English markets in four months T.,
Was the exporters who took n1l thr
heavy holdings 'u tuc rofrigrrrtur4
earlier In the wear and they also 'noe
% large portion OF the hic yI"ld VIII ah
has been coming forward since tho
pastures were good enough fpr grazing
Consumers in England win he forced
to pay At least - cents a pound trr
he cheese which goes forward this
week. amounting To- tSl7 SO.
SO extensively have the makers ~
cheese gone into the business, becaus.
of large profits mis- season. that the
production for tho spring will exceed
ordinary years by % per cent. rl,,s
heavy production rs now hciuc felt on
prices which have broken " cents since
the Ms point
The flow of milk IN Canada Is now AZ
is highest point and yesterday the ca
madam markets were down TO laig cents.
compared with Tho dominating price
Of is cents until about q week ago.
81 this price the Canadians viii g,t
most Of the export orders from Eng
land unlcss the American prices drop
Co%rrcspondiugly
\ year AK" at this time cheese which
TOW IL bringing ~. cents could be had
Cor liTliiac. Alrcadv considerable
quantities Of fresh chrcsc have gone
into the coolers and tho holdings tins
season promise TO exceed thuSC ~ last
year unless exporters continue active.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
BUILDERS SELL NEW
71STST. APARTMENT
Lucania. Near Broadway. the
P~ropcrty-Drive Corner
Taken in Trade.
pow NTOWN LOFTS SOLD

s1tvson & Hobbs have sold for the
A CampaGna Construction Company the
nine story frcproof apartment house.
known ms tho Lucania. at 235 West
The a. Compagna Construction Com
pany take in exchange for their prop
er,y the northeast corner of lOsth
street and Riverside Drive, n four story
private dwelling, on lot 5Oxl00. on the
si,e Of which they will erect a twelve
or thirteen story freproof building OF
on a door. The Lucania was recently
completed by the construction npan
At an estimated cost OF $500. 900. with
four apartments on a floor. and has
been one % the most successfully rented
buildings that has come from the hands
4 any builder, having been fully rented
since II vas completed. AT about the
same time the company completed the
twelve story building known as the
Luxonia, at 3Oj West Seventy-second
street. The A. CampAgna Construction
Company were represented by william
n. Symmes VI Davis. Symmcs a Schrie-
ber, attorneys. According TO the rec
ords. the owners of the northeast corner
~ Riverside Drive and 10Sth street are
Henry $. +. Dlv and others. The
property is opposite the residence OF
samuel q. Bayne. president OF the Sea-
board Bank. and adjoins the ten story
Bonarista apartments. at the south cor
ner OF lO9th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12

CO. tGe wits ay June 5. yr. s.poG
uS NV be,I; 500 wtll,; sy'';s13'Uoo
5oxi6O-varsity CONSTR co, Inc. to ci,y
Mtgo 60, Is Wall ct. June 10, demand,
c; atty. r A Snow. is Wall
rGNroilD Az. :, lot. III 30 ,is. nap
l26 lots Geo Faiie 75xisol-wcy bldg
PARK Sortb. Jun june ' To- ! yr. 81 e'0 ss,y'
l. T & I co. 100 Bway ...... SIS, 300
MONTERREY Az. W e, los n i7ith st, ASK
Dooling. i79 Il so'h ct. June 10. 3 yrs.
5h p c: sttys. Knox e. u. II cedar
siiLHY Nv. asss. s.. atiicof.,a. Nc.
60" to Thos. y Hidden ,fus, Sharon.
Conn' June TO- . yrs bh p c; atty; 7 9
nSrH sTr'. IS, $50 " st AIMS av. sosi5;O~
Mtry o'Connor TO Bronx Security &
brokerage 60. 25S Y iss,h ct. June II.
yr. { p .; atty, l Levison. e5s u iss,h
sEbGwiicK Nv, W =. rs n iso;h st. s.saa:ssS
n6il- Edna y LOWS to y Y University.
3; w9vcrl.y ,Pl June 70, 5 yrs. s,P,s
sBDGwfcK Az. W :, 100 n isoth st, is.2x
l~od'6-uSaine 20 same. June 10. 3 yrs:,s
ST ANSs AZ T5s. &c. .'i;sth 81. 'ssx
o0-M,rtha schio-inEer 20 Mary Trottcr.
Gcand ay. Ensicwood; n = ~. mtge
p c; atty. T q CO. ia broad
XIII Ella; , 5, ST., p f I h,;s I; :, s;s,oc EiySd il
ern Roui. pr mtrc $500. juno D.. . yrs.
. = c; atty. + \ Kelly. 500 VIII. ave-
DvRKE Av. III. n q. ?,xioohN,b, r
Mullcr &c. Warren l. Sawyer. ,rus. south
Nyack, y Y. pr mtge $4,000. Jan 2s.
cue June l. 1918, . y 6. Httys. Hove.
S 4 : : Rector ~ 1910
TRAN KILN Az. n . c ron at. 2sAxi0i-
I'r'ho Holland 10 Olga Schedler. i07.
Madison Az. June 10. demand, b % {:
atty. X Dudensing. Jr. i5s Bvay 8; 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED,

The Cross q Brown Company has
leased TO the Universal Shock E..m.ra-
tor part Of tho second floor at 2, 3 ard
: West Sixty-drst street Offices In The
Forty-second street building. Madison
avenue and Forty-sccond street. to
stephens & Walker, and with Frederick
Fox a Co. the fourth door ut IL aud Is
West Twenty-fourth street 10 the bon
uer Negligec Company
Spear 4 co. have rented tho second
loft in the Ncsn,r Buildiug. on .he west
side OF Sixth avenue from Twenty sec
ond to Twenty-Five street. to II. Kauf-
man. manufacturer Of bath robes. for
many years at 40 to ~ West Twenty
second street.
Tucker, Spcycrs 6 Co. have leased 10
Max Wiener an office in The Springs
Building. 90 to 80 West Thirty-eighth
street.
A l. Moutford has leased lofts In
2li 20 2i6 West Sixteenth street to- tho
Studchlker Corporation n tho West
SIxty-ilfth street Garage.
William II Bloodgood & co. have
leased the fourth loft at 4G West
Twenty-tyst street to Oringcr n Hal
perm. for Cornelius V. V S"vell. the
tom story house at is West Forty-nrth
street. 90 Brickmau Bros. for IA term
OF years, and two basement stores at
SO East Forty-forrth street. for ten
years. 20 Arthur Cognato and Rcniamin
Schlein. respectively
The Julius Friend, Edward VI Lcwi
Company has leased 70 Max Frisch he
fourth floor NJ 20 and 20 West Twcn-
ty-sixth street to Fold & Cohen the
ninth floor NJ 81 East Eleventh street
n with William \. White X Sons the
fourth tloor at 20 Wes, Twenty-second
street to Silvers'ein 4 Gross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
FORD MAY BUY PYLE PLANT.
Auto Maker said 10 Have option
on Mig Hudson River Frontage.

HACKENsAcR, y. j.. Jure II The
fact that Henry Ford. the automobile
manufacturer. YESTERDAY visited tne for.
Nor plant OF the Pyle pcarlinc com.
pany at Shadvs'de. has led 80 tho con.
olusion that no II 20 purchase TIE prop.
erty there, cousistirg of the plant huI
fifteen acres OF land, with a long front
age on the Hudson River. When seer
Mr.. Ford said ne was not ready to max
a statement, hut runor has Il that D."
secured an option on the property al
S90",0oo. This hEure, however. 10
$500. 600 less than the Pyle estate de.
lhtuds.
william r. Kirtllrd or 7s LllEh'
street. New York, mauaccr o: the Pyle
estate, said thi~ Rft. moon.
W should not be surprised n such
= sale was made MIR Ford has been
looking for q plant located so rs 70 make
shipments abroad easy. and our prop.
-rty offers every facility"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
VICTOR DIVIDENDS DOUBLE.
Fay mrnts So Far in 1915 EuuaI Al
Disbursements In toIt.

The Victor Talking Machine Company
OF New Jersey has declared lu extra
dividend Of 10 per cent. on the common
stock, IN addition TO the regular quar-
ierlv dividends of ia rcr cent ur tn,
preferred and Z per cent. ON the COM
mon. The dividends ara IN. same ~
those three months ago. Sis months
ago there was no extra dividend Thu.
far this year the tor,l declarations on
the common stock have been - por
cent. or an amount equal TO the entire
dividend payments on the common in
1914.
The regular dividends are payable
July - to stock of record June 20 aud
the extra II payable AT the same time
10 stock OF record June ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE'S LEASED.
Cotton Firm Takes store and
Basement In broadway Place.

l.. ~Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. have
leased for a term OF years tfom January
l. 1916. for the estate of Henrietta
Constable the store aud basement. at
ISL to SS7 Broadway, southwest cor
ner OF Nineteenth street. running
through TO 8 to 10 East Eighteenth
street. now occupied by Arnold. Con
stable 4 Co, to Lesher, Whitman &
Co. one Of the oldes, and largest cotton,
trimming ard lining concerns In This
city. for many years at go to $40
Broadway. corner OF Bond street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12

Slawson n Hobbs have rented for
Matt j. Ward the three story dwelling
at l6S West Niuety-sevcuth stree, for
Il term Of years To- Mrs. MARY +. Jones.
William X Ware has leased for Mary
A. q McLochliu the dwelling at 1923
West Et.hty-uiuth street 20 pr John
II Meckor: for benjamin + Romaine.
li6 West \ino'y-fourth street. 10 George
II Griffin, and for Harris & Maurice
Maudeihaum. "a West Ei]ghty-uiuth
street. to Anna Brugo.
shaw a Co hay" leased fnr Thomas
Smith the fnur story and basement
dwelling. II West l2fst street. to Jane
r.. Allen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

~NlT.kNnuI'fH or me htNtNhA .'A i'Nn
'''l '''.'ri , 'hi'.' I'' ny 'H' I"'N
., 'l'' 10 '
'i'nlnF nv 'Nt'''' N''
..'N'-t +" 'A. "'' '' q" '
,n, mum" .'' '
'irl". ''''N 10. '.'' J " N
iL'NN W. "P''"'' .'.'
w '''h' 'hH W va. .I N'I.'''
'l'', LhI '"' ~. ''- ''' "
We ~" ,,'l'' ''' 'i ""'h' "iH''H''
u. q,
h''rlT i"'k'' '. W"
~ 'p'. 900 Northwest .'u l,.'r'. ''uH.InE
VIZ ,M"ti''s' u N'' .' "''|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
TRADING ~ BnOoKIYN,

q I,.,t' las old the three story
'''-N ai1 zone dwelling at lTG Sily-
''sa'' a'"nI;v. fnr f. Sicc"l 10 Mrs.
v M''h-rr, q tire" s'nry business build
me a. lj5 Howard avenue. corner Of
Voc. n.y. street, for lda Sohmcling 10
u 'Ini'. a plot 5~Nl0OX25 feet. on the
southeast corner of Reid avenue and
No"""' street, for Saltzse.der and Field
Au- estate. 10 6. Workman. a two family
stone dwelling. 2i5i bedford avenue
4 pl"v, l"oNlo0 feet, on East Twenty
NM stree, and Avenue u: a plot. 4ox
Ion '""'. an East Fifty-seventh street
ar' NF"Nu' y, and a plot. 4OxlO0 feet,
on East F'ftN-seventh street and Rev
Dii,u' "
I"hn Pullman has sold the three story
ana basement hrownstorc dwelling on
o. -'Ni"'. az so Flrth street. for J. II.
h"F''.'SI 10 q client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12

Burk" stone has rented for Henri"
Jay Case his residence IN McadoWSaIc,
~'rorNvill". furnished. for the summer
TO Edgar A MaloueN Of this city
IErluSe. WIshhurr a co hay" leased
for .. w Anthony his residence NJ
Plaudome. l.. l.. to " - D-margst CD'
the season.
Edward T. Hamilton G 60. have
rented for Fanny Y. NJ Johnson her
Colonial residence. stable and gruun :
a. Mountain station. South orange.
y. j.. to Alberto Falcon Of New York
city.
u h r Scott has suhlct FOR IT,
Hobart Porter the N.naut cottage At
Lawrence Beach. /. l.. TO Miss Eulalie
Van Lcnuep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12

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t,ur ,,s,,rt,y ty t.s arr.liat. III.
y.,on NO., ~, ,,r.u, "
'~'pI' fiS' department
Moses Packard - al. l--puudrut- -
l...rtd I..o.ur, appellant bra-r 70.
lrfspI. viii 80 COSTS ana .t.pArsamcIts
and motion slant,-. opinion per vuG.alr
MIX. Norkns. respondent. -. Tit.Surs
coz ompah.. arpru.ni. NiIri Ni.lu,c..
N.n So costs ami dis"ui srunruts. opinion
r"t .ri'iE ORDER u.'"
aL, resr'hle'', = f'eae'l,k lar.
a. "g.rs , atn..rs. @. a ,,nh,uon Of noins
allowed tH serve AZ auFu4'. complaint
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80. 90. '" n~''l'h"I "flgIHrt' "t.h"u'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12

W. River View building Company Of
','Ht.' has sold tho two and one
m, story one family house at 1856
H'''r' lrl" in the River View colony.
w. VOC. tcus. This is tho second hnus,
HpId " lhr onmnnnN slnnc MnN 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

Salomon. owner; Jacob Levy, cont. yea
" WASHINGTON III. l25 & i~27-Goldberg a
Sons. Inc, agt Washington Place Rlty co,
owner & cont correction ....,.... Sols
BROADWAY, 21s2 10 2lss. 3 nth At, cas-
70 cat W-Marks Bros. Eva Y Coe & "
y Improved Properties Go. owner: Louis
C. Van Ripper, lessee & ,3lo7a7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
WACSW0RTH AVE. APARTMENT,
~ S"rH hnilding Planned for
'1Nth street Corner.

N'''." & Rtggo, architects, have filed
,'' i'r W. ilaigh for a six story
'..'' apartment house to ho erected
a .'' lN0V"n at the southeast cor
'' ~ Wordsworth avenua and I7Sth
, Ia" cost has been placed at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
LIS PfNDENS.
Manhattan.

LEVI ST. c4j-Edwin \ Archer vs. Louis
Lowluthan ct Al u"reClosure or mort
gu.rr. at'vs, Hurry a putton.
ii4TH 81. GIG W-city k,ai Estate 90 vs.
Josephine u Morgan ct al foreclosure OF
WGr,SlEol atty, II Swa'n' n,c,nor =,
iOixi93@-John Il l. Bcsls vs. Frederick
W Seyhcl ct al foreclosure Of mort
ss Flf' Fl. " iso ana noe iss W"yI' A rrov
bridge vs. l3O West cath - co. Inc. ct
al foreclosure OF mortgagel; atty. II
MGSNioE: Esr, i75-Arnold Thayer e. a, vs.
Albert Miller ct al ,forr"losur" Of mort
gage; atty, Jw MCElhinn,y.
samuel Goldhergrr ,srecifc perform
ange); atty, - F%linshmiok .
" Myrtle ~SChwarIknpf 81 al Dmondrd
foreclosure OF mortgagel, attys. Remscn
WIILETT ST. 5e-Ssmuei u sutton W
Annie Welnstein. admx, ct al Iamrndod
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE, atty, q W
S5TU Sr, . =, 10 . Columbus av, GoxiOe .;
two Hctions-John A stewart ct NJ W
John u ireland It nj foreclosure Of two
m"rtGages); attys, Beekman. Menken 6
GrisCom.
LOTS &C and ~. map Of Bruncr estate, a,
Jerome nv and Gun Nm roHd-Scttie "
S"rven ~ Lottie r. Welch 81 al tforc-
closure OF mortgage attys. Todd y 81
WEBSTER Az. cor 10th st. 5oSao-
Theodore Roellrs w blin j stephens,
Inc, ct nj foreclosure OF mortgage;
atty, \ |. Howe,
COSTER ST, e q, no : sporord av, eOx
iO0-Payno estate VS. Hunt Point Estates
- Al NoreolosGr" 81 mortgage; attya,
Reeves a Tndi,
KELLY ST. 1898 & lo35-Louis Richard
agt Adolph schwartz ct al action to set
aside dcCdD; atty, J Makay.
CLIFFORD Az, - y, 2is.l n " Swinton 81.
25Yl00-Eliz X Dooling aR' Rudolf Hail
ct Al Oforeclos or mtg); attys. Knox 4
DoolinE
ODEII. ST, l52i--Adeln TAYLOR agt Agnes
Schano 81 nj f0rcclos Of mtgD attya,
Caldwell & Banister.
ODEII. ST. l~tl9-Same as' same oforeclos
OF mtg)i attys. same.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


"
TRANSFERS.
twEh name and address n, lender aud
attorney. IL attorneys name is omitted
'''' party OF .e.'nd p"r''
,so,,, downtown. -.
FRONT ST. 2ss. $. ems D Meyer
cSTrWu'A III &SIr,''sr N1s 20 's hherly st.
nArrn,d - $50 s. E,lNioso
" 9TH At. ia nj. mtg sac 600 An 90
1914, nttys. weekes Bros, Is Villa
st ......... ....,... So
SeaSimon fochclson to Meyer Hprvt,z,
az niV"tslie bri"". ana jos H'r"ita,
liens. MAJ a sv'' Az 'S,,Y'' ~
Rsnv ~ ""' ~" 0P"''
is~ Sr. - y n e JOS . 2d Az 9,ix
s1t,Mori,z Grusns'ein 70 David r,'ey,
n,r',c" Nm ,ss1o' 80 pt' June " stty, om
bTI ST. =, T. So " Az n 92xss"
!an, ,rd,r,r 60 ',.,h,r .
band. rs 5th =, a {. al, liens. June
SAY ..'''S ',iiooo
Fast Side.
'h"S' oil Tlun ~ between Fourteenth
s2p ST. IS Z. 5 >, $40 W .,h av. .5sos.s
uoreclos June i6D-Eiek J Ludvigh. ref.
to iermania Life ins Co, 90 Union 10,
toy ...'..H.' D'."'.'. w.. 81 ooo
'OTli ST, go y. IS, 2bs W % Nv. 2sNi005
tinreCips June D-Wm ] Amend. ref, 70
Mnntrpso Realty Go. is5 Bway, June :.
..a,iy. y I ! GO. i35 Bvay 49,. ~. 900
7orH ST. 222 Z. > .. $50 y "a av, 2sv
1905 tforcclos June iJ--Same to same,
juno I; atty. same .........s $1,000
53D IT. :, 50 a rark av. lSNiO. D.
i~Nis VI Isaacs to Estclis ! Frank. NeV
Rochelle, y Y. Juno l.. mtg $4,000,
~, ~.
tvest OF Finh az Tween your,cen,h
snrtt .r -" -.
hem. Tuska r"t. TO CRY Real Is.
,t'' - 80 b"ty' June 10; atty I -
- ." b"'y sll.Ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of nom 81,
ii2ru IT 2oo a .. a.. atx,oo,,
Giir, Ei,g,ny,"yy =, n,,an' "ri"ViI
t.3 ciT. < ~ J,"s 'Ii'oN 80 SSwSp
uRli1 MrS& lS islacs, 81 VIM st 800
49,. Aiuss
H.. tJN.tSNLr f"tk y
70" . 70 Iil'Hs hto''4r, I.S W IlsJh
~M'"nau.dn 81 - pt. az liens, jun.
issTI 81. - 600 y, Nnst,rjam NJ f.o1
% Il-SpccdW4y RcIIty g., 10 isiiors
Jackson & ann. IFS " j5th -. June
avs "'S' 1 u 60 lH br.td
10" Q 70 o. o. H.H A'f
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

Tho July delivery declined slightly to
rev lows. Switching held other months
steady. Th' re WAS Southern liuuida-
tion, with scattered offerings from local
interests. Rcfincrs bought At the small
declines.