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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-07

Incoming VesscI.-by wireless.

Ss Mexico Vera Cruz, 60 miles south Of
Sandy Hook At p VI yesterday
81 Gulfstream, Port Arthur. % miles west OF
Sand Key az nOOu
IS III sud. Galveston, Isl miles east of Gal
weston Bar AT noon,
SIS Rio Grande. Galveston. 50 miles east 81
Galveston Bar AZ p NJ,
So Garlic, Colon, $50 miles south Of Sandy
Hook at p, NJ.
SIS Huron Jacksonville 80 miles south Of
Sandy Hook at z, NJ.
s. Carolyn, San Francisco, lsi miles south Of
Sandy Hook al T. NJ
IS Coucho Galveston, s3s miles North Of Jupi
ter 81 p. N.
Sc Northwestern, Port Arthur. l7s miles south
OF sandy Hook AZ noon
SIS Antilles, New Orleans, 1903 miles north OF
Diamond Shoals at noon.
- City Of Monte omsry Savannah, 1856 mil@'
north Of Diamond Shoals AZ noon
So Oceana Bermuda $50 miles south OF SAnN
HOOK Al noon,
SIS Philadelphia san Juan 2i9 miles south o.
Sandy HOOK AZ noon.
IS lroquuls, san Domingo, ~ miles south o.
sandy Hook al J., NJ,
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INVESTS IN B'KLYN APARTMENT

Jerome Property Corporation has sol
$40 Park Place, between Franklin avenue
and the Brighton Beach cut. four story,
eight family apartment house on lot 30x
1871, for j. Kurtz x Son, Inc, to a client
for investment. The brokers have been
appointed managing agents for the new
owner.
George n. Pratt and Mrs. Herbert Lee
Pratt have negotiations well advanced for
the sale of their residence at 245 Clin-
ton avenue having decided to make their
permanent home in Manhattan. The sale
is expected to- be closed in the latter part
Of this month The Pratts are now liv-
ing at $40 Park avenue. Manhattan.
The G.. y. Mathews Company, builder
OF six family apartments in the Ridge
wood section. has sold the southwes,
corner OF Cornelia street and Woodward
avenue. The fiat occupies a plot 25XlOC
and the reported price Is tlS.500.
Anthony Crovens has sold the two fam
lily brick dwelling at 1878 Seventy fourth
street near Thirteenth avenue. to Mary
Calandriello for occupancy.
l. SalZberg has sold for Paul Connolly
to $. Goldstein a plot, 40Xl0O. on the
north side of Forty-ninth street 100 feet
from Fifteenth avenue.
John Singlehurst has sold for the es
tate OF Mary +, Kennedy the two story
dwelling at 262 Seventy-first street. be
tween Ridge Boulevard and Third avenue
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN Man-
haitian aud The Bronx.

By Joseph J.. Ddy.
2lST ST. l31 l., n ., $50 e Lexington az. 20. 6
MSS, sly dwg-Union Trust co agt An
nette Pascal ct al; due t3O.s6i.65. taxes.
DC, iI9s2 80; to the pialntin for $4,000. .
a9s9. sly dwig-Frank DunninE ct al.
trus, agt L Snyder ct al; due. iil,o2s4s;
taxes, SC, Si95.I2. sub to two tax liens
ssggreGatlns '2.?'5.ss; TO the plaintiff for
BY Henry Brady
BLEEcKER ST, IS to -. W cor Ellie. s:x
5Is rreS our FIX iroi,,S ~ I9ft st e
81 al, due, ss4.3iOOl taxes &c, fl.5Os.e5i
to the plaintiff for $4,000
BY samuel Marx.
18TH ST. ana ". :. .sO4 let av. isS
81. two sty tnmts & stores-Emilie Hon
man agt Harmon ct al; due, as
935.35: taxes, &c, 1851 sub to LIST mtg
$4,000. to the plaintiff for .?s,s2i.
LAT s9Os THIRD AvENuE.I
BY Joseph p. Day.
55Sito TO y Y & II R r s5.sxis7e,
sly nat-Josephine Eor agt NJ T Reilly 81
al; due. tls:s57s:; taxes. sc. N57.isi tc
ASrHoNY Az, 1850, = abt 400 n i7stt
st. ssxI5S i6xis2iO to 1TSth st X 27io,
,reg, frame blgs-s p ssmmis agt
SC, $1,000; to the plalntin for $40 900.
TEE TAw Az e cor issth st. ie5xS3.1o
irreg, sly brick dwlg; alec Tee Taw av
and 3 sly brick dwlgs--M $ CroSson ag
4 NJ Montgomery 4 Co e al; due, s.,
SILL; , tax noo SC ,ii;ssss,; sub to PRO
a5xico also plot soxio3.s at rear. front
ing on lsne--Robt Robitzek AIT " l. Roe
der ct al; action /; due, t7.56aSs; taxes
Sc is,O72 to Amelia l. Martins fo
NORTH ST. 5, 1914 Tier av. 1851,
lion ?; due, se.eiOs2. taxes sc, sos %
adjourned sine die.
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is3d st. Jan =; atty. L T CO. 100 Broad
WISE Az -. cor Ham. a. ioo .,ioS.S
VIM Mullin & ano TO Peter Sinnott. eel
iGsth q. Dec 20. 1914; atty. A. 7
LoRiNG PLy 5. ssTs isis, sL 7s.iS
l27 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hail ref. to
Cedric II Ostrom, 1871 Crescent av. Plain
neld. J. Jan 6; atty, r O T Co. l7e
CLINTON Av, " $, $40 l7sth 81 5ox
ioo--Hargton Bldg Co. Inc, 70 Cath Oar.
Ing. 1850 Washington Gv Jan s, mtg
$4,000: atty. q a Co. lie Broad
SAME PRoPERTY.cath Darling 10 Ies ST r
Barry iiIs Boston I'd. Jan O. mtg $4,000;
M9 9i5in AZ ,oi. :. iSaiooIAi.!.s3i
:. 1900. atty. % / 7 CO, lie sWsy. II
VALENTINE Az. 8. l1G.5 islth g.,
CO Inc, liis vyse ay, Jan g. mtg Gs.Iloi
LOT i5o. map Century t9vssting Cd,
Barry 70 Hargton Bldg CO. Inc. itTs
nyse aV' Jan 8. atty, @ g CO. no
q o. o. o.. o 90 o.. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
for eastern New yorL and southern New
England. rain to-day; south TO southwest
gales fair and colder 20 marrow

For New Jersey. rata to-day fair and
colder tomorrow. south 20 west sales
For eastern pennsylvsntI. Fair to-day.
fair and colder 10 n,or-ov; strong south 70
west winds
For northern New England rain to-day
tair except snow In eastern Maine; colder
to morrow: strong south to southwest winds
For western New York. rain to-day. turn
ing to snow IN west portion and BY night IN
east portion: colder. southwest to west gales
fair tomorrow colder tn east portion
NEW YORK. Jan. An area Of depres
Zion with ceutres over the upper lake
regions and over the lower Missouri and
middle Mississippi valleys caused snow yes.
terday In Minnesota and Iowa and rain
southward over the Mississippi Valley and
Low pressure also prevailed on the Pacific
coast aud rain fell tn those states and
snow In Idaho
The pressure was high over the Rocky
Mountain and Atlantlc coast states
II was generally warmer Snd temperatures
we're unseAsouably high over the states
east OF the Mississippi vsnsY, but va
colder tn the Northwest aud tho plains
states, although the only zero weather vss
IN parts OF Montana aud Wyoming and the
southwestern states
The only treesins weather In eastern d..
iricts was Ia New England and New York
In this city the day was cloudy and
foEgy, with rain In the forenoon. warmer
wind, fresh southwest 10 south,s-.' yerags
humidity, 80 per cent; bsromster cor
reetsd to read to sea level, at 4. NJ. sop
p. NJ, 3oi7.
The temperature In this city yesterday. a,
recorded by the ofncM thermometer u shown
In the annexed table
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan,

MONROE ST, lH 4 lss, and Montsomsry
81 57-Georglana Maelay agt Berliner
closure OF mortsage); Attys MAclay a
McBurney
IT" ~. vi Tt.ri ;i ..adEaHsd s&SSs.' u
mcrtsageI, sttys. Amen A sAb,ns.
i' TTa.ts ss Of isS s.,sntsOn Fund ~ the
shield. :, al GoSisoIOsuFs OF mortgage, (;
i59d st-chelsoa Realty co sSi CLARENCE
usT sT, 7 Worn Exchange Bank ag,
i. @2a's ST. j. 'sy7 10 2 s"s i,s% i. I.
ST dS FqS Ss.ee s A% ~ s.o
Or,saEesl sttgs NJ 81 : Isasss
sss saIa sS;s. II + Betty: .. -. =,
sT ST 81. Tg s.4ssoSn Lester e az or a.
closure OF m0rtssseI; atvS Cary 4
,iSTH ST. $. sSLs lat ,sv. ls.sxIoOiO
MARY ,. II Bremen ct Al sxt abraham
II sarasohn q e.. a. tfSSIsSiSis,Hrs OF mort
Sase'' "''y'' cary grsnt c'''o'''
SOUTHERN BouLEvAnp 49,
Aldus II. 150xi2--Amerioan Real Estate
GO vs. oval Construction co 81 al nore-
LOT los, map 37g lots OF Kemp estate
20 Ward-Jsmes Cory vs. Hugh Reilly
foreclosure Of mertgage); atty b W Il
nil AV " 81. IT'S n Randall ay, 5exloo--
Henry G snlsck, u, vs. Charles = Hal.
lock et al faction to foreclose mechanic
uen); atty, NJ crandell.
| CASTLE HILL Az. - 10 Hermany av
pI1NiO5: also Hermany av. =, ioJ
| castle HIlI AY, l4iNtS2.3--Thomss Amend
vS Mary Wagner ct al foreclosure OF
inortgagel; atty. NJ McHugh'
s6lsT ST, :, ~ hetchum sN, 20, (
q Taylor ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
,,HsTH sT. SIS. 400 wits av 7Jxloo--
| Alexander sampson ~ Emma Jacobs 81 u
| ,turrclusuIs = mortGaG"l; s'ty- Ers
| koNer a Peters,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lender,
torneyJ

(with name and address OF lenders at
torneyD
isr Az, e cor 7lth ct, 25xieo. Dec 40,
le09--Wm A Carrie Klapper to Emanuel
Jacob. 1924 Mad av. q German Kahn, %
5oth IT. ears a trus, German Kahn.
4 solomon Kahn. Y s'th 1t. sxrs; atty,
SAP st. ss2 ii.s Ri'f 81 %i,I Dr. Of 'E
View ay VIII" wSse Plains S :; aItSi aieRsi
Ssb r sT W 40 col ay. ssxiOc5' J jun.
s, 1Sss--chaa 4 Margt Mayer to Eault-
able Life Ass Society at'ys Alexandsr Z
PITT ST, ii. " !. $50 n Grand st. s5'ssIas,
FEB 90. lsii,7,Lena weissbeTs to Paul Hsl,
''T To- 81 jan "a + i,esa ~ ' james as iS
RiHvi%SGro$S 81 ffi s :. 90 E.s stS'V ST
2Ox7tli. June 20, isOs--Abr Spies ano
at, TO iswysrs Mort CO % Liberty st'sls;o 300
Api I. isis-p strauss Really CO. Inc, to
Rubin Bros. IS W 18th st; atty. L T co.
oRSX G BHEoUL q 'coNcouRsE. y 's cor
Bushhout a. runs $500 fsSH SS.H sSx
Won den Driesch to Jas Trow6ridge
cHS aTHiT% 'S ST. 81. iss variGS st.
,ixioOx2O ioxlOO May 1, IsO5-Jos s
Angelina Personeni 20 EmgrSnt Indust
Saw Bank; atty WIN Orr 81 chsmbsTs
10th ST, liz u. =. 1870 Park aV. 2Jx75,
Dec 81, isl2-Roser Foster to n T 60,
It'll AZ. sOss.ss 7th sy 5, @5ii n iisist
st. s7.6xss, Dec ., isI2-Rachel Markowitz
to Roy Elmer Realty Co; atty, Saml Gold
1l7TMT ST. ~ ). sisi Sth ay lsiIiociiiwe
Hyman Emma Helm 90 Abr Gruber. eST;
atty. W Bonynse. 40 Bway.... loco
| JACKSON ST. .. 2A9 n Cherry st, 25.5N
SS IqSH;SD Feb ~ is Sr cScTS ( c iS
| RosenzweiE to Jacob Danielson, 6sb Lex
av; attys. Cohen, 2?o Bway. 1900
81 iixss, June $. Ise6--Peter BacISus to
smith Williamson, White Plains Y;
atys' williamson q Bell, 'si Alex
,.StTTH ST. ii.s list av. isIice.YYGiU.
| bee L. l9l9-Cono Brigante TO Jas Car
Iano, ~ Bay g6th st. Brooklyn ssttys
| 1908, section 6. block las, lot I'll Jack
son, 81 Nassau st to Department OF ~.
sT% ST. q: Il, Il. a. A. y T15s
and Hsdwis Risdel on premises; atty,
| | Sledemann. 1911 30 sy..,.,.,,..tl,O 1000
GRAND Az, cor Buchanan RI. 25Sioo,
q al, eXrs attys, wosselman & i, ~
sA Li9SFi PERopERrY-May 5. ieil same 1.0G 20
ETii sr " Ki'PPsTt $50 iCfG ay LEG sSS
T5.5x25x77i. Dee IL isls-Isabelle L. Sea
| combe to Mary r Ellison. II Troutman 81.
brooklyn; atty, Elmer II Ellison, 4og
lsT TN ST. $50 Il, . :. iGs' v Avenue 'S A.
! e5Ni03.S, lcasehold, Aug I, tso7---Eva
Hertel TO Frank Marrelo; atty, a Has,
,o STSHg s sI. say T" y. 5. is5 lot aV SSS
Io"S"'ss, sHy, v Mastor,h. - Nassau ".
| ~ ''''''''''''. ''''''''''''''''''' '"oVo
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UPTOWN APARTMENT REsoLD.

WEST tSiTH STRENGTHENING Walsh
has resold for Ennis d Sinnott 10
George H. Budke $40 and COL West
lSith street, a new five story apart
ment house, on plot 50xio0, near Broad
way. In part payment Mr.. Budke gave
two four story apartment houses II 81
and 30 Booraem avenue, Jersey City.
EAST 93D STREET William Hauser
has sold to Simon Lewald 60 and II
East Ninety-thlrd street. "A fve story
fiat on plot 3oX100.s, 100 feet west
OF Park avenue.
WEST 132D STREET. Porter Co
have sold for Anna NJ. Smith 70 an In
weston the three story brick and stone
dwelling located at IS West 1890
street, on lot lS.6Nse.l1.
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BIG FACTORY FOR scH1RMER.
Music Publishers Lease 90 Lot site
In Long Island city.

The Courtney Development Company,
Frederick J. Lancaster president has
leased forty lots on Thomson Hill, Long
Island City. for twenty-one years to @.
Schrmer, Inc, music publishers OF East
Forty-thlrd street The lots are located
In the block bounded by Anabel avenue.
Addison place, Gosman and Gould ave-
pu"S ora auJ too story reinforced
concrete fireproof building will he erected
from plans by Timmis q Chapman. The
building will cover about $1,000 square
feet and will be 220 feet front by 200 feet
depth; the remaining portion OF the plot
VIII be used for tennis courts and a gen
eral recreation ground for the employees.
The gross amount involved In the lease is
about 100000. The lessees will employ
about 800 persons The plant will be de-
voted to the publishing OF sheet music.
H. Il. Kennedy was the broker.
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As a site for fine dwelling an
unnamed customer OF William B. May
a Co. has bought from the Barney Es-
tate Company dhe old four story dwelling
ut 7l3 Park avenue, on lot 22xs9.9, 60
feet south of Seventeen street. The new
owner plans TO replace the house with an
English basement Areproof residence. on
the adjoining Seventeen street corner
Is the new residence OF Robert s. Brew
ster. while on the SiXty-ninth street end
OF che block is the new home OF Ger
aldyn Redmond. On tho opposite side OF
Park avenue. on the Sixty-ninth street
corner. Is the new residence OF Commo-
dore Arthur Curtiss James On the adj
Joining Seventie,h street corner is the
George Blumenthal house.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

Douglas J.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for term Of years the store and base
ment in the new building a. is East
Forty-eighth street to Miss Virginia T.
Fuller. dressmaker and milliner.
NJ & l.. Hess have leased the second
loft at s5-37 East Twentieth street TO
Edward Horrax tho fourth loft at 543
Broadway to Karesh Karesh. and the
second lott at 40 Fifth avenue to Zurn
* co.
Pease 4 Gilman have rented space in
% West Forty-ffth street to Mrs. Ella
Phillips Crandall.
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BIG WAREHOUSE LEASE

Tho +. c. Linde Company has leased
the warehouse at the northeast corner OF
Greenwich and Clarkson streets through
Goodale, Perry y Dwight The lease ia
for ten years or more. according to the
knowledge OF the deal that could be Sc
cured yesterday, aud the rental will he
close TO $4,000 year. Tho building is
Ave stories high and covers a plot 75.s
feet on Greenwich street and 1I6 feet on
Clarkson street The Linde company has
a storage warehouse at Beach and variclS
streets
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner vi. PauL calling 81
saturday will take mall. closing a. $50
NJ, for Europe tsNcept Germany, Aus
ria, Hungary, Luxemburg and Turkey
Africa, West Asia aud the East Indies
The French iiuer Niagara sailing on
saturday for HAVE will take mail closing
at noon, for France, Rumania, Bulgaria
Serv,a, Switzerland, italy. spain. Portugal
Egypt Greece. British india, British Fact
Africa, siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon
strait settlements. Dutch East indies, West
Australia, Persia and for other countries
except Germany, Austria, Hungary, LuHem
dressed
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ClWPERTHWATT ON 9TH AVENUE
Le"s" Large space In Building Near
Forty street.

'oHper'hwait Il Sons have taken a long
'rm lease Tor the store, basement and
I'VE otts iu the new eight story building
gently completed by Brown Bros. at 7S2
!" At Sikh avenue, midway between
,o'i}-t fourth and Forty-ffth streets.
,,ro"0 Gr'~, bought this property last
Na7'n from Lewis & Conger and erected
VIC present building, which has a front
go ~ 20 feet and n depth OF 1870 feet.
10 lease 10 Cowperthwait n sons Is for
=, Term Of ten wears AT a yearly rental
OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-07

wAsHINGTOS. Jan. s--The Cruiser Mon.
taua has arrived al Guscanayaho Hav
cruiser Raleigh a, La Paz. and cruise,
cleveland at San Diego.
The collier PTotcus haS sailed from Cffs
tobal for Balboa, collier Brutus from SAINT
Domingo city Tor Cristobal, collier Cyclop.
from Lobos Island for Vera cruz; gunboa
Petrol from Lobos Island FOR TampiCo
supply ship Gthcier from Mazatlsn fo'
Guaymas, Tug Pontiac from Newport 20
New York yard; collier Nero from Ia Pa
for San Diego; tug UuCHs from Norfolk 20
Philadelphia. cruiser Maryland from II
huoa sor west court Of Mexico and a.
nBpols
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-07
PLANNING BRONX APARTMENTS.

Moore 4 Landsicdel are preparing plans
for a Ave story apartment house to he
erected on plot 5ON1OO at tho north
west corner OF Avenue ST. John and Fox
street by the Howala Construction Com
pany Charles :. Levy president A SINH
lar improvement is planned for the plot
5ONl0O Immediately adjoining on Avenue
CUR Realty Company.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CO1TER, BDW 7, 20 Thos = Quinlan, It
KErTERDR, LETiTiA X. to Abraham
n TRUST co TO Hy wiIksns. $4,000
REiNHARDT, ADAM to John II Fed,
hCneT t3tuh :
ISRAEL. DAVID, to Abr Robinson 49,. ~
ROBINSON, ABR, TO VIM Il Mcclure $500
BESzIGER NICHOLAS c, trus, to Louis
u beuLlEer trus. .'',' "
SAME, sxrr, to same e asstl........,,.,sl
TTHa or g 5ARsrLo~-Hv =. Az
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BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Horace A. Sacks is tho buyer OF tho
former Stanchneld residence, az 30 West
Eighty-siXth street, the resale Of which
day
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PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

Tho House and Real Estate Owners
1850. non VIII hold meeting AZ the
.... L-Ainsluu aN'AGc and Lightly %
..Dl, tu-W"N--s~ Sveniug.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-rhess army or.
ders were issued:
capt +. s. LelsenrinE. Fourth Infantry,
detailed as inspeetor-instrueto with the
organized militia OF pennsylvania at wilkes
Lieut.. Col. y C. Mauldin, Coast Artillery,
from Philippine Department to United
MAJOR T., ". Aist.t,sr, ENGINEER c-T;ss
Mich, relieving Col. James q. SANFORD,
Lieut.: Col. y. NJ, johnson, IT., from
capt n. c. Davis, Eighth Infantry, de
tailed as Major Philippine scouts, vice
Capt. T.. J sraeEen' Twen'y-third In
Major NJ ). Henry ard Capt; p, T. PSPs.
and to the United States,
First Lieut.. }. $. Greene, Tenth Cav
airy, relieved from rom. duty 2, Fort Lsayen,
BRIG. Gen IL. q. Green.
These navy orders were issued:
Commander $, u, Moses from the Texas
TO Asatio station, March b.
Commander J. V, Rlsmann, TO Portsmouth
Commander +, Lyon, from the Kansas to
command the Wisconsin.
Commander p, r. Craven, from the wash
ington TO the Texas as executive,
Lieutenant Commander J. W. Greenslade
from command OF the vulcan TO Naval
Lieutenant. Commander W Mcpowen,
from Portsmouth yard TO tho Washington
Ensign II, c. Gates from the II. Louis
| to the Asiatic station,
Ensign +. W. Dillingham;, from the West
Virglniy,
Ensign c. p, Greene, from the st. Louir
| to Asiatic station.
Ensign c r. whitehead, from tho 81
| Louis to Asiatic station.
| surgeon W. seaman, 10 Honolulu sta
| ton.
| pay Director ! T. Arms. from Ports
mouth yard 20 san francisco pay office,
Pay Inspector n. =, Dubois, from pay
| n1n Sa EFAugiHCo Marc Island ward
| Pay Inspector g.. Brown, from Mare
| Island yard to feet psymastcr, Asiauc sta
| ton,
Paymsster C. Conard 10 Portsmouth
vsrd
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HAMILTON rRUsT co. admri to ~
Ru jaR9f EDw j. tru.. to cha, ii css;
TITLE TTTL"B q q T 60 TO Trlo 5 conn, +, 81
SANE TO Harriet p Collier q ano 81 900
RoTHMAN, THCss to Fredk schmidt. s. 800
T1sHMAN, JULIUS, to Public Bank o.
n TITLE iNs co to David shapiro. 500
COLLIER, ABR. exr to Harriet c Ken.
worthy nno........ ..'.s'. sN'VVV
SAME 10 same ...s.... ...ts' ...'s'' - lStVVv
Bronx.
l. 7 I & r co 20 VIM e Bowers. s.
DUNN, BERTHA, to Henry Borso
wELLMAH FINANCE s REALTY 60 TO
Augusta Scheuermsn. ...... ........r. Sis
KOCH JOHN, to VIM n Hotties. $4,000
HOTTIES, WIN II, to John Koch ...... $4,000
BLOCK, PAULINE, sdmN. to Edith n
MASHATTAN MICE co to L T ! : z
MAsLEN RICHARD II, to Ed~ W
BoI "Aag%HBS KATH d, to MGryt RsyS;
0lP' TRUST co to city Mtss Co, 81
CITY MICE co to Katharine n
Plat, THos exr, to Louise j
LITE r co to Charlotte 4 Xix ,2O.Ooo
HELLER, NETTIE, to Sarah u shapiro. 81
HALL MARY L. to John Eichier Brewing
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
AMI Pm rp
sun uses. ] % sun sets, .t:45 Moon nses.ii 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy 1ik II - Gov Island II IS Hell Cato. ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Al AM AZ
SandyHk. 5s7 Gov. Island. 600 Han Gate. 40
Arrived WEDNESDAY. January g.
So Waaldyk $50 A. NJ. Rotterdam Dec 10
- Lennon. $50 4. NJ Las Palmss, Dec. n
$ Trafalgar. TO 4 NJ Cardenas Dec 81
s. Santa Cruz. Ia \. NJ. Cristobal Dec -
ss Atholl. $50 Z. n Cristobal, December y
IS John A Hooker b r. M. Cristobal. Decem
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tWith name and address Of lender and
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
LETTERS TO EDITOR

Rock Island, Oct 2S-Editor The
Argus Some time since ] received
from Secretary OF state Stevenson a
copy OF the tax amendment 20 the con-
stitutton passed by the last general as
sembly In Illinois. 70 be submitted to
the voters at the November election a
year hence and whose will shall direct
our legislators for or against tax revi-
sion. in which change for the better
has long been needed, IN more than enc
respect 4 common acknowIedge cement
nv those suffering injustice and ap-
proved by any thinking fair minded
person.
To the uortgaged farmer here Is the
nance for q change Of special interest.
cue on which he needs 10 be wide
awake. Such q one has suffered with
out redress too long from this form Of
ensiavement It Is his JUST due at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29

hands of our law makers to emanci-
pate him from this criminal wrong of
double taxation" which c0mpeIs him
10 pay tax on the amount he has in
vested in a property, and furthermore
to pay tax on That part which be owns.
in name only A greater injustice than
this is impossible to conceive. It is a
stigma on the record Of our fair state
A violation Of equal rights. O fragrant
temptation TO ev6de, and sblrk payment
OF the TAX necessary to defray the com-
mon expense, by the money loaner, so
minded
Years Of effort have been spent by
honesty loving legislators in getting
such . bin through as ne now have to
act upon. AS voters let as give such an
overwhelming sanction for a c0nsutu-
rionsi change 10 our present law on
taxation as To leave Ito doubt % the
mind Of any would-be money catering
representative who might be tempted
70 barter his manhood for Iucre.
AS ia all likelihood a strong pres
sure will be brought to bear where
bribery or extreme selfish interest
rules the mau-any future support as
an Office holder VIII be gagged By the
stand he mas take 10 allowing che
capitalist SO HiIled. ia tax evasion OF
restricting entire freedom from double
taxation.
C. e FULLMER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
so, 900 RATS IN ROCK
ISLAND, TT Is SAID

Would you leave a dead ran in your
suit case along with your wearing ap-
parel2 OF course not. but j. Fl. Leon
ard. who represents the concern that
manufactures RAT Corn" carries d
couple Of dead rodents fn his sample
ease because there is no more od0r
about them than there is about a dry
chip. Rats ana mice simply dry up
when they eat that composition. There
are over nifty thousand rats in Rock
Island. according 10 the estimate Of
Str. Leonard. He declares it costs ST.
each per year to feed them