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lis l'E<Ut>~
Manhattan.

!lGTU ~. : .35 " Madison as tx
700. !l-klthrrlue VI Ic Roy aGt Nhr1-
ham Gus-ow o. al foreclosure OF mtg
lg@p' 81. $ III e 7th av. .o.ax99 it,
Maud T. Cooke agt Amelia Brluo Il al
foreclosure ot mts, attys, Miller a
,sTH ST ali E-Nuthan Rahlnovltz set
Louis Fr~ankeuth1ler faction TO d"rltr"
len, atty, NJ civic.
SAME pROPERTy-Owen T. IIylari ag'
same faction to declare Hem, atty. NJ
lsGrH ST, { :, 275 " Bway. toONee IL
metropolitan Trust co 81 tho Ci'v of
y Y agt Henry Eielmuth ct al fore
closure 81 mtg. attys. Carter l"dyard
sTH Av. G :. N5n Al s. 3sNls2v 'rrer
James ~ Ford agt ioT 'th Az" Ca
81 nj tamrudcd foreclosure ~ w'r ,
at,ys. Bowers y sands.
ALLIES ST, HS amt "5-nort Rohrhers
ar, OTTO l~l'lienhrand ct al 'par''ion' .
ATTY. n Schoerherr.
e2p ST. sG3 W-Margaret i uai. nEt Leah
l~oscphsou - al foreclosure 81 Wt-'
attys. Ei-man. Lew. corn 6 Levin.
Bronx.
.isTH $ ~ Matter % William
Claus. an alleged incompetent faction
to appoint committecl; ttfy. W Y T,mul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
le,Ooo,O 900 EVIL TEA STOCK.
Plans Under Way 10 Form New
Chicago CORPORATION.

Plans are under way to organize a new
company to take over the business OF the
Jewel Tea Company Of Chicago. The
new concern will have an authorized
capitalization of $4,000. 900 I per cent.
cumulative preferred stock and Sle. o00.-
600 common stock
The object Of the new financing Is to
provide funds with which to extend the
field OF operations OF the company and
TO enable 1t TO keep pace with its rapidly
increasing business. Goldman. Sachs 4
Co. and Lehman Bros. are understood to
be interested in the new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
RENTS 4 CHOATE HOUSE.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for Joseph
II. Choate the four story dwelling at 10
East Sixty-third street 10 s. $. Norton.
IT adjoins Mr.. Choate's residence,
shaw g. Co. have leased for the Broad
way Savings Institution the three story
and basement dwelling at 3 East 12sth
street to Hellmuth Moerchen.
Slawson 4 Hobbs "A V rented for a
term of years the American basement
dwelling at 327 West Eighty-seventh
street for Mrs. =. Stems to NJ. A. Par
sons. and for the season 7 West Sixty
ninth street for Mrs. C.. A.. Bauer to
W. a. Barclay.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

NoRTHERS Nv. : W cor ,7ath st. so,i?5
N Y Trust 60 10 ,ity MTG co.. l.;
wall st; atty, l. co, iso HSa, 81
SAME PRopERTY--ri.y Mtg 20 and nno
10 Hrooklyn Trust 20 iTS Montague ~,
Hkiyn. nttv. T. r. "a Igo Jvnv spe ooo
GREENWICH sT. 7S2GrenyIlle l., win.
throp and ano to Title QUAR- ana r %,
l7s Uway $40. 900
MERCER ST. ia-ritjc GUAR and r 70
to city Real Estate co.; atty. r q Go,
i7s Hway.' ...,."... .........
LfTTLE WI:ST 18TH ST. +
Kane AMI nno. trus, TO TIN. Guar and
4 90, i7s UNnv, ..,-, $4,000
SAME pROpERTY-EmiI r cameron To-
VIM a Kane. AL Cary Az. borough OF
,oan 81 IN" 49, u. ''Sr~~foo -
Iavyar. Title Ips .ud n a., Ia Am
bross X rlv .,'W hh"TT ., Niso %prnN,nn.
en~aSyv 'sT.oo
A sherman. cxr and trIs N " 5.J
81, st,ys iowcys "a %sdo%s, 81, ooo
OVdn 81 4S' E-'"ino to same std,SEo
wAVIpiy ri, "a ~ 81 ~,
siixSannertor e. |b,,, Il n, r., ~,
co. ~ L5bcr,y " sto "eoss
ANSTERDAN "a 90, :tL ~ ioSS
iiohHnisomn NM,,y Srnn IN cha. n n uio.r
ina CO. nO ,iIrr',Ie Drive "'I'' y t,oG
SAME rles n In-,nfb4l
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STERLING EXCHANGE HIGHER.
Francs lnchanGed-Iire Lower
Marks I'm Practically.

Sterling exchange rates were frac-
tionally higher yesterday. Demand
sterling closed a, <.69A and cables at
t.70M. This compares with 4.69 for
demand and 4.69E for cables on Satur-
day. Francs were unchanged at 5.93
for checks n 500 for cables. Italian
lire closed lower. at 6.<sis, against
s<7ia on Saturday. Rubles were I'M
changed At 80 u.
Marks were fractionally higher. SELL
ing at SOS for sight drafts and S0%
for cables. The previous close was
soia and so ll-i6. respectively. Aus.
TRAN kronen closed at 1910.
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MUNRO BUILDING IN 4 DEAL.

The Arrnor Company has sold the
Munro Building, at "a n IS Nandc-
water s,res,t. the home OF the Munro
Publ siins Company. winch published
the Family story Paper. Tn buyer
Is the Truth Newspaper Company, lnr..
which concern has been organized to
publish "A Sunday newspaper and Is
using three floors of the building for
its own purpose. The property Is
sold subject to a mortgage OF $4,000 nj
Q per cent for our years.
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)
900
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TEXAS PACIFIC MEETS LOSSES.
Revenues Decrease 1903 Per Cent.
In Past Fiscal Year.

The report OF the Cincinnati. New
Orleans n Texas Pacific Railway for
the year ended June 90 last shows a
Of. $3.50. s4S.6 so. or 1905 per
cent. in total operating revenues, COM
pared with the preceding year. The de-
crease, according to the report. was due
to the slowing up Of business.
Operating expenses OF the year were
S6,s01.4+7. against s7.Sl1.Il0 in the year
before. The balance carried to the credit
of proat and loss was $3i3.04., against
$467,I 90 i'm 1914.
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RECORDED.


with names and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address. party OF first partp
downtown.
South OF Fourteenth st,
MONROE ST: SIS. n : sos PIKE It.
3ssx7i.3x irreg tforeclos Nov ia
Ralph Greene. ref. TO Louise Benziger.
ID, So For, PIT pI.' New brighton, Ber.
Witt. l. & he ". IS Nassau st. $4,000
q ROE ST. n y, 1851 e Pike st. :5xloo
Harry Flower TO TNerd Funk. ga 20 st.
Bklyn,., q c. Nov 5; aitys, Wood G a
=, o. wall st....... ......sI
East Side.
East o. Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and iioth s;sb
MApIsoSX Az; sss2; ; !,th s., s9ssO
Ave Presbyterisn Church, ~ Il sd ct;
AL liens. Nov 90; atty. r @ CO. .i5s
io"sTrH sr. n :. .ss e Is, av. runs n
to 9 blk \ to Eas,
River X : IS to - " to beg-Jno
) Myers. admr VIII Aaron Busting. TO
Littman. $50 W i,:,h st. and los l.
Battenwei.er. 900 Central park W. ,ru..
,..s vii Morris I;i,'msn' g g; NOV IL
West Side.
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ION sis)
i0:D ST. n .. 100 e col av. iexiooii--
May pa~son to Fiorence NJ Sasnsy'
atty Max Monfricdr. ::s Bway, 49,. ii
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n :, 500 e
ienox av. 2coxioo-Clarence II Kelsey.
admr Mary q Pinkney. to Rosen Realty
60. iT Washington sv, Nov lS atty,
7 @ co. liS Bway..............sio 800
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th st,
LEXINGTON Az. 2o0T-e. n e cor I22d 81.
sioNso-cha~ l. Hoffman, ref. to Brad
ish johnson and ano. trustees Francis c
l.awrance, 10 r SD 81. Nov 10, a;tys,
Stewart 4 =, - Wall t..........S SO, 600
~. 20 sxs0,5Oxs7.s van Arsdale. a
Avon sv, Newark. y J. TO Tillman co.
Inc Essey Blds Newark. y J. mtg
5000 all liens oct go atty Z Sharuu',
SAME PRopERTY-rmman 60. Inc. Ncs.
ark y J. TO Jas q crowley, IL W ,sth
It, mig $4,000, an liens, &C, 20 atty.
SAME TRopERTy-Jamcs q crowley to
mtg ".:" ,&'s;H'oSoo"' all liens. S iS''. 20. nN'y q
80 ii--Ios.phine Norcum 10 Hymsn
atty ne sieseistein. 30 Nassau :, 800
ST. NtCHoLAS Az. 4SG. n . cor Isath ~.
ioi sxSIi es.iiN?ll-w inncsheik Realty
s5th 81. mtg $4,000. Nov 10; atty. "
Smardheck. II W 35th st...........s 81
FORT WASHINGTON Az. II . cor l7:d
rice Mandelhaum. !. W s7th -, Nov Is;
attys, Stoddard & VI. ics Bway 800
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :. - n from
sw cor pig tSs. map part Fox est. Ioxloo
oJonn ) o,Conneli. ref :" Bond & Mts
Nov Il. atty. T g 4 T 20, 10 broad
,ssD ST. Ms, -sii = linton al. :iss:ii"
Farms rd. Nov 70; attys. l. T & T Go
t.v bmaE. $500 -. ..'.:'s VI
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DIVIDEND
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Edward Endelmsn Of the New York bar
has issued u volume entitled "lnvevtmsnt
Bonds and TAx Exemption I.a~s."
Tue state Superintendent OF Banks has
granted Y license 10 Nationsl Bank OF
south AFRICA, Ito, permitting Il under
section f%b OF the banking law TO estabMsh
4 branch at 9 Wsf street IN this city. 1he
main once of tho Institution 10 Vt Pretoria,
Union OF South Africa,
Percy A. Rockefeller has become q men,
her Of the b~ondholders' commttsea repre-
sentsng me nrst sna : PEI cent;
Pn1Inc Railway. John II. McClemsHt hs1
also jotned the committee to represent the
1ossiSn b0udaaoldcgs.
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TRANSIT WORRIES rORDHAM.

Tho F'ordham Heights Property own
ers Association has elected the following
officers President. II. r, A. Wolf vice
president, Henry Sinshi secretary, j.
Hamilton treasurer. Philip Kearns, to
nerve until the regular meeting In Ian
nary. The association will ask the Pub
lie Service Commission 70 investigate the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

William II. Johns. who for some time
haF been secretary Of tho Bayside Yacht
'lue, has been elected commodore Of
mat organization. to succeed Elmer q.
A''r! william Teller IN the new Vice
,~ommodore, succeeding Archibald Nes-
nett and Matthew Rock IL the rear
'oMmodore. Montrose Stuart In now
secretary and the treasurer In Charles
J." Willard. The members elected to
NE board OF governors are william w.
hnIrNies. Herbert n. L. Feunkc. Eaton
V. Reed and Edwin G. 6prsguA
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Nicholas avenues and 111th street, COW
ering six lots recently leased to the
l.enox Arcade Company. Inc, by the
Grainont Holding Company, which will
erect the structure. /. Il. kobre has
been given the contract for the interior
work. The bath will have an area of
$4,000 square feet. with separate facili-
ties for men and women. n a pool
25xI5 for men. and a smaller one for
women.
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Big CHELSEA LOFT
IN 100000 TRADE
Flats Near Pennsylvania sta
ton and i'm Borough Park
Given in Part Payment.
DRIVE APARTM'TS TRADED

A spacious loft building in old Chel-
sea, two north OF the Penn
~syivania Station and a row Of apart
ments In the Borough Park section OF
Brooklyn figured yesterday in a trade.
The properties are valued at s30O,OOo.
the loft being held at half this figure.
The big loft building at 536 to $40
West T,w~enty-third street was the prin-
cipal property in the dsal which was
negotiated by Mark G. Duross Of the
Duross Company and John +. Burke OF
Brooklyn. 1t Is a structure covering .
quarter Of an acre ON the south side
OF the Twenty-thifd street block be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh venue be-
ing $50 feet wide and 1903 feet deep
Tie land is owned by the Moores and IL
leased to the Lyall estate on a per-
petuai agreement. The Lyalls improved
the property some time ago with the
four story building now sold by the
estate TO A. Berry. who, II Is said. will
carry out the ideas OF the STANDARD
Owners Realty Company. wh.ch last
March through Mr.. Duross had ar
ranged TO taxi the property. and spend
100000 making alterations n improve
ments. This deal failed at the last
minute. II Is said that when Mr..
Eerry's plans nave been carried through
the made over building will be the
equal OF any IN the river end of the
Chelsea district.
The property now rents for abuu.
$4,000. For the loft structure and an
eleven years lease. with renewals on
the ground. Mr.. Berry has given 500
and sos West Thir,y-hfth street. two
four story tenements. on plot 3sX75.
81 feet west of the southwest corner
OF Eighth avenue. The plot has a
stratetical vslue. dominating the future
Improvement o. the corner. The Brook
lyn property Is the fou four story
apartments at 1905. 4ol0. 40l6 and
1920 Fifteenth avenue. The Berry
realty Figured at $50 OOO in the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

At the Vanderbilt A. c. Battling Cans
and Wee. Wee Barton boxed "A ten round
draw.
AT the Military A. c. Joe Bedell out
pointed Jimmy Barry.
At the Longacre A. c. Young Rose
Knocked out Young Greenfield in the
third round,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

EarnInEs OF me THVlN' Uaf ana FIerlTl'
Company for october show Improvement In
for October. 1871 Total gross operating
revenue for October. 1915. was Sl,5oT.sba.
q gain Of Sl5T,6jg over last year. ES-
penses Increased sss.i92. and net Increase
was s6ss. s66, an increase Of os8.66s. The
surplus for the month after all charges
WAS s3i3.&aS. compared with a surplus of
S?Os.lsi for october. 1914, an improvement
OF Sl37,eIt. For the twelve months ended
October ~. 1915, gross earnings aggregated
Sls.2s3 SOT, an increase Of el,ttt,0 36 over
the previous twelve months. Gross earnings
include s395. 6st In dispute on account OF rate
litigation In 1915. Net earnings Increased
for twelve months was s3.o12.s67 after
ali charges and preferred dividends, an ex-
psnsion of 1,lsi,l21.
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Tow collier Here From pnriar.

W~AsHINGToN, NOV. - ~ unusual
feat IN lowing a vessel VIII hc attempted
in January, the Navy Department en-.
uounccd to-day. Ihr loW cu,l'rr M,l-
NEE is to hc tnwcd iIum san T. tu's,"
to New York 10y the repair sh.p l'ron'-
theus. where her c~usiu"s VIII be Installed
ut the New York Navy Yard
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The southern California Edison Com
pany reports for October, 1915. gross earn
ings OF tl6.7?2. compared with gross Of
tt0s, $50 for the same period OF 1914 Net
earnings were sara $50, against S2lt,52s
last year. The surplus after all charges
and an allowance of : 1000 for deprecia
ton was s55. 5gT. as compared with a sur
plus OF )I2,l0S for October. 1874.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
C%0TTONSEED OIL.

The lack OF offerings yesterday was again
accountable for the strength. Renners are
not hedging. although the basis L. salts
factory. Crude oil was firm at $50 q 90
In the Southwest. The local spo. position
shows much strength. Western houses
were among the buyers YESTERDAY. Tn.
ginning figures were regarded as slightly
bullish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
RIG LAWRENCE PLACE RENTED.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased for Mrs. Albert Franckc to Fred
erick Muller-Schall her property on
Meadow lane. Lawrence. l.. l.. consist
ing Of about Ave acres, with large dwell
ling and outbuildings.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

liTu ST. e?a E--Iacob Werio,>cr o. ~
agt Alber' u Smith It a., Nov o. laia s.
SAME PROPERTY Jacob Levy u Gr"-
wiEHSy'r END ~. >?te' TO -, ; n',.""
Go!ankie agt Essie 'oust Co 90 .. Sep
81, $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
wJLLETs POIyT Inn SALE.

Garrison Inn. at wiilets Point. l.. l.,
has been bought by John +. Baber,
formerly OF the old Fifth Avenue Hotel.
John T.. Harrington negotiated the trans
action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
kilbsue Outpoints Hommey.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov, 22.-Johnny XII
bane o%utpointed Packey Hommey her
tonight in every round OF their ten
round bout.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
BUSINESS

FORTUNE ror experienced business ma,
rs exclusive distributor To- '.oaus.f
Washing compound. stain E-aIira'u,
lltri cream. c'I, o.. Ia ono. ou.N s,rru
..nr ..s ,l-"r Yer tt- hest trade. ec,,- 0n
.IgH' 600 |t' drug, ~. cry. ptil'. htru
ware. tItp He"r-~ory, Departments Strrcs.
Ct, G-N tn-. 's''uI 'i~f .fI convincing
rrra' r-peascg, sma. capital require.
u NEEN.lr WIG. 90. Bo.lon Mn
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FLATS NEAR PROSPECT PARK.

Shampan & Shampan have field plans
for nine apartment buildings, tn he erec-
ted on the west side OF Cnderhill ave-
nue.. % feet south of Sterling place, for
the q. q NJ. Improvement Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
ZIG hath ron HARLEM.

George and Edward Hum are pre-
pairing plans for the bath building TO be
erected at the junction Of Lenox and st.
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with name and address OF lender anC
lenders attorney
Downtown.


CWith name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth st,
VANpEWATER ST. rs, = =. I5lx-
Philip ,ochsenreiter TO ~Emisrant Ind
say Bank. 81 Chambers -, Nov -. 3
yrs, 5 p =; attys, Amend & \. 1is Nassau
EAST BRioApwAY, is3, : :t'lNiGo~
bay Publishing 20 to simon II KugeI.
trns. 17as Union st. Bklyn. Nov 10, o yrs,
81 c. address, 40 Bway .,,,.,.t $4,000
Esst Side.
,F:as, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th s;sp
10th ST , e 100 " ~ az :: I.sss-
bank. 10 W ed st, Nov 80, due ~ per
bond. atty, 7 q Go, 40 Bway $3.50, OOO
SAME smo .d rR9 az Il so,S .. me nov TO -! Mart ar ,,, :
sasOo 600, due Feb l. 1919, { p c atty,
r 60. l76 Bway,. .,,,.... sso,O0o
-rrederic s Dennis 10 Society OF y Y
Hospital, Nov %, due Dec !. 1918. ~
West Side.
yves, OF NTH ay, between Fourteenth
and lloth stsD
CATHEDRAL PARK WAY. n :, 800 .
i.enox av. 2OOxlOO-Rosen Realty Corpn
to Clarence II Kelsey, admr Mary q
rinkney. rs Prospect st. East Orange,
y !, Nov Is. due, &c. as per bond atty,
II O. Co. l76 So, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th 81,
Hath ST, q =, 10 W Lenox nv, 25xtO.b~
Anna Nadd~lman TO Harry Levin, Jr.
1927 sam st, Bklyn, Nov IL. pr mtg
$4,000, due Dec !, 1915. & u g. atty
Nathan Cohen, Ell f. Sway. 49,. ~. 1000
LEXINGTON Az, n W cor 18th -, sOliN
IA lO-Beth David Hospital to Rose
prosin. 4 u l0sth ~. Nov 20, due as per
bond atty, Max Winder. ECO Bway 81, 500
ls.D ST. n $, .l3 W Park aY. @5S09.ll
Bertha Michael 20 Sophie v C'auscn,
Fort chester, y Y. SoV -. due May =,
i9i7, 5is y e. attys. Mastcn 4 Nichols,
4? Wall ST.. ,'''.' '''''''' sI,OOu
l33D ST, u $, ITO g Ienor av. 25NHs t.
Josephine Norcum to Bronx Security &
brokerage 60, 25s T. 1?Sh -, Sept cS.
due Mar rs. ,ai6, i y q atty, Isaac
l.eHson. 25s Il l3Sth 81 .,,,,..... $3.50
br0RS.
thorough of The Bronx
WASHINGTON Az, " \, hciug : y lot 20,
map part Baingato rarul 2jvi50-
Benj Wexier 10 Hugh g Murray Urusl,
2Si w ssth at. Nov 10, = yrs, 90. y :;
Husneimo Il al to Geo Hsuser 1879
ci,ss II Baschler, ii2s Walker 'sv"si,:oo
WEBSTER Az. IS. ll7a e sotth st, boS
7G,9-clarence c Rogers to Marguerite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

The receipts from customs this day, $50. 734:
internal revenue. ordinary. tt.3a,6al. income
tax. SIS. ISL: miscellaneous, slll SAG.
National bank notes received for redemp'
ton, 81, 49, 9.
The current statement OF the United States
Treasurer for November 20 shows;
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

poor transit facilities OF the Jerome
avenue and 207th street lines.
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

FIT WASHINGToN Az II . orr tn9H 49,
slxal-PittshgrE l"ttr GLASS fH ar
County Eng!ureriug Go. irr ovu',&
SAME PRoPERTY-Kortsoh'r A o. ag'
,oTH ST, a E-Am"ri,an LtNhr Prism
60 agt Country \ H4ty corr, owner VI
l. Weiss Co. cont ...... -,..- .......' 70
,eSTiI ST. IA E-E = y Heiulug Hgt
Marst Koepper. owner Einu Erhcr. 4
United Coupon CO, con'S .,,n,,'' so
LeTW ST. AGO E-NInEtra Metal Weather
Strip GO agt y Y or.nnpn ilc hisponsa~v
4 Hospital, owr'r. l''t balance Door
BronN,
KINGspRlpGr. AZ, ~ rs %rh St.
,orn ngt SranUry E!dg 60, owuor, g
CoutS ...,.-.. ape. ....t' =. -'l %
Senbury BuE go, Inc, owners * CON
~,rp'LE''ssr AZ. @ =. 6.a f., . cas,jc mi A.
:5xlO0-pominick Moilrt aet g u Gonst
90. Inc. owner, Michael 'appi-lio n g
NJ Cnnst co, the. cunts.. $3.50
WNSHINGTON Az " Is, % n n iI2d ~,
75Ni0o lscdor NrX''r art We'll 4 Never.
owners, Louis NJ G~oldWa'"r, Con..... $50
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE statement Of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
The Spectator., 1915-06-04
Roer "Seer" Reuan Revolt.

The British official report on tn, South African rebellion is now issued It traced the trouble back to one Van Rensburg, a notorious seer" who an- nounced that he saw vision of seven bulls fighting, and gray bull victori- ous. The gray bull Van Rensburg rec ognized at once as Germany.
 Van Rensburg is a farmer, who gained reputation as prophet in the last war. He made his luckiest hit by prophesying that General Delarey would defeat Lord Methuen, and as the prophecy "came off," he has ever since been regarded as a man with miraculous powers. His adhesion to the revolt of Kemp and Beyers had a great influence over the more ignorant Boers.
The Spectator., 1915-06-04
crease the Capacity of the Receptacle.

The suitcase can be greatly i'm proved, so far as convenience Is con- cerned, by the addition of pockets. These pockets may be made with or without flaps. If the flaps have snaps upon them the contents will not come out easily when the suitcase is tossed about.
 This lining is best made of denim or linen, and can be made detachable. so that 1t may occasionally go to the laundry. Narrower strips of linen are placed upon that covering the bottom, the inside of the lid and about the sides of the lining. making a double lining, into which rows of machine stitching are placed, joining the two layers of lining together, to form as many pockets as you desire. Three pockets or more can be very we'll ac- commodated In the lid, an equal num- Der can be accommodated in the bot tom. and several smaller pockets about the sides for jewelry, powder, etc. In this way everything can cas- fly be kept in it's place. The larger articles, of course, such as frocks, blouses, skirts, etc., are packed in the remaining open space of the suit case. If you wish to make an elab- crate ining, it can be made of heavy satin.
The Spectator., 1915-06-04
CHAPTER ".
In Which the Mystery increases.

Neither of us spoke. Hornby start ed quickly as soon as his eyes fell upon me, and his face became blanched to the lips, while Muriel Leithcourt, quick to notice the sudden change in him. rose and introduced us in as calm a voice as she could command.
 "I don't think you are acquainted" she said to me with a smile. This is MT. Martin Woodroffe-Mr. Gordon Gregg"
 We bowed, exchanging greetings as strangers, while. carefully watching, l saw how greatly the minds of both were relieved. They shot meaning slances at each other, and then, as he chatted with the daughter of the house, he cast quick. covert glance at me. and then darted meaning look at her--a look of renewed confidence, as though he felt that he had successfully averted any suspicious I might have held.
 We talked of the prospects of the grouse and the salmon. and from his remarks he seemed to be as keen at sport as he had once made out him' self to be at yachting, While l was carefully watching the rapid working of his mind. Leithcourt himself en- tered and joined us.
 Host and guest were evidently on the most intimate terms. Leithcourt addressed him as Martin" and while they were talking Muriel suggested that we should stroll down to the ten his courts again, an invitation which, much as l regretted leaving the two msn, was bound to accept. Among the party strolling and lounging there prior to departure were quite a num- Der of people knew. people who had shooting boxes in the vicinity and were my uncle's friends. In Scotland there is always hearty hospitality among the sporting folk. and the laws