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IN\ITATION TO CONTRACTORS

For IN" station Finish work iar ~, ~
~" Ssy"n,h ,Atenl"- Lexington Avenue
S'"l"d u'ts or proposals FOR the CON
siru,,on Of station hn.sh for nine 80
stations ON he seventh Avcnuc-LcNine,on
h''uur, Bapid Transit Railroad IN tho
Borough ~ Manhattan viii be received b.
& ne ram, S"rNir" I"nmlssIon for 'ho
''ommisslon"I at tho ofrlce Of the COM
mission at No. l2o Broadway. Rorough OF
Manhattan. New York Ci,y, un,N ,hs an
q i'aol O'Clock .. m. at which time nnd
plac" or NJ later date 20 be nvei by the
comm isslon, the proposals VIII be publicly
opened
The stations for which said station hnlsh
Is 20 u" provided ar" nine 90, stations on
thai par. oi the seventh Avenue Lexington
Avenue Rapid TRANSIT v nrnad beginning
under Ratterv PARK a. IL" 'n"sion with
Transit Railroad at south Fory and O.,
| tending 'h"nc" nor'hery under Rat'"rF
rnrk "IsenNics street Wes, Hroadwa'
and seventh Avenue TO a point IN seventh
| Avenue about seventy-ninr (Ts feet nor,h
| o. me nor'hcr'y building line OF West 10Th
Tho work to he don. viii also irclud.
| other hn.sh work along the line Of ths
| rho Contractor must begin work within
| thirty i1o' days after the delivery of the
CONTRACT On such station or stations or
nocr ~ tn" commission may direct ana
shal begin work on any Of the remaining
| N'h'l'NN Vt ''H'T paris or stll NhllrOa AL
within ten tol days after notice ana sha
| complete al work within six 90 month
| from the delivery Of tho contract exrept
AS Otherwise provided In tho form OF con
| tract,
a fuller description Of the work ana
| other requirements, provisions and speCih.
| cations are given In the Information for
Contractors and In the form OF contract
! contract drawings bond nnd Contractor
| Proposal, which are to he deemed mar,
| 81 this invitation ana copies Of which may
b" inspected ana purchased a. said offics
J OF the tommission.
The receipt Of bids viii he subject "a
| the rr0uirements specified In said Informa
| lion for Contractors
| Sew York, November ., 1919,
| Public Service Commission for tho Flrs,
District
| ny OSCAR s. sTRAUs. Chairman.
| JAMES u. WALKER. Secretary.
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RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

The Scarsdale Estates Organization
has leased the II. q. Larzalere residence
ON Walworth avenue in the Greenacres
section Of Scarsdale. to G. f.. Ford OF
New York city.
Bramwell Davis has leased to Will
lam A. Wells OF the New York Herald
the dwelling and garage at the north
west corner of Ashburton avenue and
Fifth street. Bays!de, l.. !.
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RATTLE STATION FOR SALE.

brooklyn property which has been
owned by one family since 1876 and
around which revolutionary legend is
wrapped Is to be offered fo1 sale to In
forests outside the family for the first
time in l40 years to-day at the sAeclai
sales day to lie held 0y joseph P.'Day
IN the Nesey street room II will be
one Of several Old estate holdings to be
sold under rhe hammer The Brooklyn
property site Is said to have been Wash
ington's headquarters in the battle Of
Long Island.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

u. p,
is5 Bway; atty, 3 II GOldins, iss
c6i.UM n BUS Az. ..so-,;urddoin BHirincier.
hon Jr. and Vim X. .srs, to VIM Il
BrInckerhor, 222 Riverside Drive: aa,
dress Gs William st...,...:.........si st.
ano. admrs. to Samuel pominick. ?Ii
Quincy st. Bklyn' attys. Groef 4 CO
i,sTH ai 81 81 40 w-;,ron' Bldg co to os jos
Martindale. Hotel f.aza. 9Th av and
Glbb; at,ys. Ru.hmore. 4 T: 81
,,rM ,rrMM"is ST. w-firankiin' say BanS s''to to
Bowery saw Bank i2s Rowsry; At s,ty. nnc
2sTH ST. n $, l:5 sth av-Marie l.
rTsf.: rIs@.r ), bssn; " atty. 4 voeitm;.'
sTH AZ. sisi-Ei.na Gavin to Ba:ii
Gavin; ts Bway' at'y'' Alexsndsr !,.. o.S 4
s7ru Fl 81 81. tT'y 3, wE,sa Gavin 10 :sssS ss.
srm Hi1V'a, Xy, sos 4sii1Eiiien /; GAVIN 10 TO
sTH Az, sle e,:izEll"n T Gavin to ii'lda
GREENwIcH Az. 81; Perry st. i-Tiu.
Of y y. iS Bway. as comm Alex N
Ross; address. l76 Bway 900
LOT $50. may Hunts Point Estates--Mango
l. Morgenthau TO Hermann F Bauerle,
s3s e ?ieth at; atty II wabs,, ssi,
BRYANT Av' =. si7o iss,h .t--Lawy.r,
| Title e. Trust % to Helen V Kilchner
sharon. Conn. sxtrx. &c; atty. T a 7
vAIEN "p the M Av;. lis;7;,ih' i-,-Mary'
Barrett to Eliz Dwyer 1851 Topping av;
atty, sullivan. iisth st and I'D
Lors is and il. map Mary 9 p MacomSo-
Andrew J Connick to Benz Cohen. 7ol
W l77th st; atty, Max stern. 81 Wal
I.S1
| SCHOFIELD ST. = g. bob.a city Island ay
| city Island Homes. Inc. TO Bankers
Trust Co. 10 Wall ct: sttys. white a G
HORTON Av. 80. $50 Main st. 7sxis,.s"
| same to same; same atty
| HEATH Av, IS, 36ss n Emmerich pl-
| Central Mtg Co TO Sarah Brooks. $40 "
| S6th at atty, y Titls a Mtg Co. l3l
LOT ia, map Hunts Point Estates-,I.aw
| yers Title 4 Trust co to VIM A FRANK
ae6 jackson av: atty. II wabst 33l,
KINusBRiDGE Av--Max Marx 90 Yves
side savings Bank. he 9Th av; atty. l. 7
& 7 Go, 80 Bway' .,...;.,..,,,'. vas .oot
| Kindarvatter to Norman !; Gray, 10 Yer
non av. Yonkers, Y: atty. Hirismsn a
| V. 3sl " lteth At N.....,,,..:,....,, e7b'
MORRIS AV. " $. 1895 S9th r--Colum
bla Trust Co to n Y Title g. Mtg Co. 10
MORRIS Av. W .. l%7 = iseth st--same t,
same: atty. " Y Title Il Mtg 90, ls
Bway ,,.'.''''' '''''''' '''''' .''t,tlO
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r. CONDE RENTS DWELLING.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for the estate OF Dr. Wilbur b. Marple
46 West Fifty-third street. n four story
dwelling, to Frederic Conde.
Porter & co. have leased for Oscar n.
Vaupel, to Julia \. Doyle. the three
story and basement dwelling at 22J
Wer. l3sth street.
Goodwin Il Goodwin have rented for
Franzisca Ritter to Alice crossman, the
four story dwelling at los West 1884
street.
Pease & Elliman have let furnished
for l.. Victor Froment the Ave story
Ameri an bi sement dwelling Mt SO East
Seventy fourth street. between Madison
and Park avenues, to W. Butler Duncan
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RI,. SALES At BAYsIDE.

The Aberholm Realty Company has pur-
chased twenty-eight buildings and plots
m the Mickle estate development at
hsysde, l.. l.. from Fannie A, Noyes.
The sale Is made subject to mortgages
aggregat!ng sl75,00O The plots have
'rontages on Bell avenue FIRST. Third,
Fourth and Fifth streets. Elsie place. Bay
SIDE Boulevard and Ashburton and War
hur'on avenues. The property II To-
Gated Tn some Of the best residential
sections IN Bayside.
BramHell Davis has sold at Bayside.
!. l., 'or Edgar J.. Fulmer. builder, Ia
John 7, Mplony of Manhattan the new
leSidcnc" on the east side OF Third street
40 feet north OF Lamart!ne avenue.
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JACKSON ST. 81. 1870 to = II alley. with
y I TO alley. Nov Edwin W Halsey to
Elizabeth X Cpham. "a; 5th av. due Oc;
-, 1912 jG attys. Merrill. " & T 100
an SrF- a,,oo'a a, ia ... 90, ..
\ Herrick price,, Rosell.. J, 20 Title
Guar a Trust Co. l76 Bway, due 4 Int as
per bond ....-.....--.-.-. .-........ u Loo
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Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above dc.
scribed property Is to be sold, IL Nine
is-iO0 so,st7iGi Dollars. with interest
thereon from the ?4,h day Of October. 1919
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred sixty lone and
si-lOo Dollars, with interest from Novem-
ber pth, 1915, together with the expenses
OF mo sale Tho approximate amount OF
tho taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens, which ar. to be allowed TO the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. Ia Fourteen hundred
seventy and s3-l0o Doilars and interest
Dsted. New lot&, November H. 1915
GEO. GARDINER FRY, Referee.
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SiTFOLk co. ESTATE DEAL.

harty H. Howard has resold the Nenn
Hughes property at Fort Salonea. l.. l.,
consisting ~ ten acres and buildings. to
John Shields The property adjoins
naNhr"ak, the country estate Of Mr..
shields. Theodore S. Hall was the
tfokcr IN the transaction.
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Centre ilus Mock


lSOih Streei
Mortssge foreclosed Is recorded In New
York ReSIs,er ONE. Section i, Liber 50
OF Mortgage. pas" I0s
The stree. number Ia - Tas' I3Nth
street, being I'm Blovh l7bh. section =.
The approximate amount % tho mort
gage debt, costs and allowances Ia Seven
thousand SIX hundred thrty-.even ana
100 Dollars l7.631 ga. The spproSi-
mate amount of taxes assessments AMI
water rates 10 ono hundred seventy two
and S2lOo Dollars flI:s2l, with Interest.
Dated November l0th, ialG
uENRN SMITH. Referee.
BFAII. & ROGERS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dfica 4 T. - Address l,i BroadNay.
Manhattan, Now York Clty.
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The plot OF abou, twelve and r half
lots on the east side Of Broadway. g.
feet north Of 1sjih street. has been
leased for LONG term Of years by Anna
W. Smith to syndicate which plans
the erection of larg, public garage.
The site has frontage Of about l50
feet and extends back 2ll feet. A
concrete building will be erected over
the entire site at . cost OF $4,000
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BIG BROOKLYN FACTORY.

Shampan 4 Shampan. architects, have
fled plans for a factory building to
ne erected on plot 130x200 at the
Fpu,hwest corner Of Ingraham street
and Garden avenue. Brooklyn, for the
Greenpoint Metal covered Door Com
pany az owners
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EAST I.5Tm ST. IMPROVEMENT.

Plans We're put on record yesterday
for the theatre and post office building
which tho Sober estate will erect on Its
property at Il5 to l2J East l2Jth street
and 10 to 122 East l26th street. There
will he two story structure on the
l25,h street frontage and a one story
theatre on l26th street. The entire i'm
rruvement will cost about 100000. q. VI.
Pollard is the architect. The building
will replace Majestic Hall and three old
dwellings. The theatre has been leased
already.
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LABOR LAWS UNDER FIRE.

Perfection OF labor laws and general
relief from alleged oppressive conditions
I'm the building trade will he the principal
tonic OF discussion at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Builders Asso-
cIatIon OF Manhattan. which will be held
Tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the
Hotel Marseilie. Broadway and l03d
strert
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TWO small dwellings at 6s6 and 6ss Park
avenue. between Sixty-elghth and sixty
."'h streets. The site. which measures
SHioo, was acquired last March. De-
'aho q Aidrich. architects, have COM
pIe'ea plans for the building, which will
high. NV
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si'o.OoO SALE At ELBERON.

Mraflores, at Elbcron. y. j.. owned
ny Harvey r. Fisk. Pliny Fisk and
Wilbur g. Fisk. under the name OF the
riverside Company. was bought yester-
nay hy client OF Joseph i. Day. The
estate was held at sl50.00O. II contains
to''y eight acres on which is a three
story dweliins Of the English Eliza
'han type and several outbuildluTs os
'h' old English style OF architecture.
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Io>G ISLAND REAL ~ ATE FOR SALE.
OVERLOOKING OCEAN.

Beautiful cutttg. just finished. bull;
for an wear home. owner can not occupy !,
sis iarg" rooms and bath, open hreplsc"
and iiViug ruum, al very latest Improve
mcnts: full cellar. elect. sHs. hot water
hrni. New model gas rang" with hot water
attachment I.irg" plot, 5000 81 r. hhun-
dane" 90 shruhherN. Prive. fi1oO worth
s. .ano: responsible" party can take pu1ses-
sion for SiIp cash. balance very easy terms
~ minutes from clty. IL, owner. ga ".
alth 81. y L tLLA.
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. iss?-vincent Valentine COM
tractinE Co sgt Geo Burnett 81 a., Nov
SANE PRopERTY r Gaiilx,n ,'oag,
same Dec :. 1915 i..................s sl55
SAME PROPERTY--NInc Valentine
Contracting co aEt same, Nov :. iSi5s5oo
18TH ST. lb - 100 W--S'sr Fir"uroo' Door
4 Sash co aEt WIN zoe ct g., Nov -,
iisr'HH sr, sas 4 sii E-vlncen,o Gssiiano
ag, Pssduale Niscarli et g., Soy s.,
1915 ....,,.,',-. '....,.-.,.-...,, 40
Brony.
VALENTINE Az. > sse Z, lsai st
Michael Morresls aE, r Farhgo Const 60
ct al Sept %. lsit. t..........,..... tl-l5s
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OF Depot Quartermaster. New York, n Y
Sealed proposals Will he received here until
II 100 o'clock A. n. November rs. 1913. for
furnishing Buttons. uniform; Serge. lustsr
wool: and Siiesia, olive drab. Further In
formation on application.
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BUYER FOR HUNTINGTON PLACE.

Daniel NJ. Gerard sold for Joseph
Geoshcgan his home at Huntington. L. l..
N Charles O'Donohue OF New York. The
property contains seven acres on the
east side Of Huntington harbor. near the
yacht club
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" STORIES ON s4Tm sr. PLOT.

julius Tishman & Sons. who on Sat
uroay took title to the property at 1o3
10 lo' East Eighty-fourth street from
annie Gross. will erect n nine story
apartment house on the site. which has
q frontage OF 76.4 feet and n depth OF
,o-'z ieet. These builders are complet-
Ing fourteen story house at Lexington
avenue and Seventy-second street. The
new house will contain suites Of six and
seven rooms and three baths.
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CHANGES IN BIG pRINTERY.

Improvements costing $4,000 are TO
he made at the seventeen story printery
OF the Halienbeck- -Hungerford Realty
Company at White and Lafayette streets.
according to plans hleA yesterday by W.
l.. Austin architect
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$50 W 1i7th ST. atty. A D Pape. s5 Lib.
-vIly
list ST. g g. 1876 Fort Wash av-Maxwell
building Co, sos 5th av, to Abr and Louis
Davis. 2l w 1l3th at; atty, A. Eber.
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$3.50 A MONTH

BCYS my artistic bungalow. rooms
hh h. all muIeru Improvements. fuIl cellar,
heat. running water. ras, elect, large pl''
near station. oyster Bay dlN sion, must ha
sold 81 once. small Err' payment. Great
larcain. BuN 1873 sun
30 \ MO\TII huI- nr". Well lo"at"i
chicken farm, Just the l.at" fog party TO
make nice uvlne. Within easy uisipny" a.
CIV. good house and enough land Tor
poultry and vegetables. Further intorma-
tion. write FARM, bon ll3 sun.
FOR Low COST. HIGH GRADE BrSGA-
LOWS ANp HOME Bull.nlNG Plots
VISIT PEAt' riFIL BRlGHIWAIER ERS !;
BOOKLET / oN REQUEST. r II. ACKEk.
son co WEST arm ST. NEW NoNK
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INTEtI.IGFNT, capable. VOL recon.
mended young coiored man who has CONS
to New York to tax" course At business
institute wants employment RS hu'ler.
housemsn, waiter, elevator man some
thing Ike; room. board and small salary
expected studies and school viii no. irte'-
ferc with du'tc-. Address MCKINLEY
FAUST. tit West Nth Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sNLE-orEENs.

HANDSOME HOME 81 rooms ana hath,
water. gas electri, light heat AMI every
modern Improvements, spacious N"faniR.
ulra large plnt. near trolley station aud
:, hpul. esty terms ana un REASONABLE" "UHi
refused from good marty wanting 80 mtk"
this permanent home HOME. u'N 4So
pfnts
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81 MnNrnIN hu,r bcnu,Itnl fnrnl.he

- MONTHLY buvs beautiful furnished
water front bungalow. elegant view OF
water from all sides ami fronting on pr!-
Na.e waterway. good siz"I rooms ana
bath. purch /. wide and "ntire length OF
house. owner cannot occupy. and can he
sold with or without furnishings a small
cash payment Will he accepted from relia 81
hlc party. only 40 minutes OUT; hous" less
'ran six months Did. y NUN" bargain to-
Interested party Il. Altman. 10" Flatbush
A
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST, s5i E-samuel T. Miller ac;
church Of 81 John the Eyangeiis,.
owner Germanla Engineering 4 Con.
struc'ion 90 Inc, contractor. ...... fiao
LEXINGTON Av. Depew pl. t5th aud 4sth
sis, block, &c--Saker. Smith & Go sE'
Ny II u Co. owner. John
Peirce co. contractor r"nowalb 81. ssi
PARK Az. " cor i3ith si--Rsder Slate
Works. Inc. sEt Sanger Picture piays.
Inc, owner. Hughes Hughes, contrac.
57rH sr. i5s ana lis Il STANLEY Hoist q
Machine 90, Inc. aEt Edw G Burns and
Ess En- Realty co. owners; Thomas ! 4
Thomas J BRADY. Jr. contractors ..s22i 80
AN n. si--iouis selrtzky agt Jacob Rlum.
owner and contractor trancwab s.. iss
CANNON at. II? and lii-MRS Brand
ast : " W Amusement -. Inc.
owner: W 4 G Grlftin. contractor. Ben
iamin SUSSEX sub contractor ....., flsi
<TH AN, ss-fke Greenbuam ast Mas
Auster. owner. Edward si.ber, cnntrac-
tor tor.......,......... ,............ s3A5. 81
BronS.
BRyAST Az. ioT5--Georgr Nairo 4 son
sR, Romeio Const CO and Arthur kdtiler.
WEBSTER Az. ., 2eG u ~ lsi'h ST
George Vairo 4 Son at 7 " stemm,er
Co. owners. George Colon. contractor $3.50
Ernest Muller. owner contrac.
UNION Av. = q cor Home s;--T!ts GUAR
n 7 co agt Home Union Bldg 'orpn
owners and contractors. rs.............,s2.
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Easi 10th Street

Enst l29th Street
An undivided one fourth part OF this prop
rrtv Is subject 80 mortgage OF $1,000 90,
with interest thereon from May Srd, 1915.
Dated, November l3th, 1915
ARTHUR l.. HURLEY, Referee.
ROBERT j. CtLnANE, Attorney for Plain
trs 90 VAL stree, Borough of Man
haitian, Ci;y OF New York.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name II omitted
address party Of frst part)
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LITHoGRAPHERS WANTED.
On accoInt OF recent wR,kout wa stil
have openings for 4 few good worknen.
shop conditions; best Of wages Aadrsss
THE CALVERT LlTHoGRAPHISG CO..
THE Model Shop" Detroit. Mich.
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CITY RRAL ESTATE.
HoraceS.Ely&Co.
REAL ESTATE
2l Liberty St. 4Ss Fifth Av
REAL EsrATF-OUr or TOWN.

THE ONLY SAFE way for a prudent
man 10 buy country home fully ex.
p'"' COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
AZ wes, a2d 81 Phone Mad. 50. $500.
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SATISFIED MORTGAG

SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
ll7TH sr. Q, 1913 9th av--Amelia
Ferris. $50 W ii7th st, TO Emma Ferris.
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NELSON AN. iit;. " =. aoNlli3mjames q
Rislnni 30 Caryl l. Peck. .ss W stth -,
prior mtg 5000, Nov 10. yr. &C; .a;ty,
KlNGsBRtDGE RD. :. 1919 II windhAm
Taller to Loui. Gstes i2eO Ri av. prior mtg
$4,000. Nov I. installs det ATTY. T. g
Gates, 3sl u ltsth s,..:....i. 200
MORRIS AN 2255, =. ls.9xl03 Emma
Grebert TO Title Guar q Trust Co. i7s
Bwsy, Nov II, due az per bond; atty.
TIC q T 60. l7s Bway .,.........t, 900
BRisTOW ST. IS i25 n i'0th VI, runs n
ll2.9 to Boston ri xe 2.I.5 to steb-
bins av i3s2S W 100 Ks ISS " 100
1vor Realty Corp TO Lizzie Weiss. 1857
simpson 81, prior mtg 10000, June -.
due as per bond. atty, NJ Weiss. loS.
GRAND souI.EvARD AND ctoNcouRsE'
-. IS 18Th st. four lots each 7i.2x
1910, four mtgs, each 81! -DulU ct
Holding torpn to Lawyers Mtg co. 80
Nberty st. Aug i5. due March !. '22
atty. Y q I Co, l76 Bway. $685. 900
KAPPOCK ST, n =, .?s.e land Hudson
Memorial Bridge. Js.lSil7.3Ste. .sxsT II
---chss q Knapp to Helen Ayres. l2G
West Fordham I'd, Nov 10, yrs II S
atty = u Ayres. 5O7 5th av...,., 500
UNION AN, :. 352 ls5th IT. tOXiT3ii
| --Pietro Cottone To Lawyers Mtg Co,
80 Liberty ct, Nov II. due az per bond
atty. T. u n r co. l7s Rwsy. $40, 500
18TH ST. 753 r.. II r. aa.9xss. .lONesNtsbS
| 30--isIth st Constn co, Inc, to Maria
| spicer. 2as9 IoriIlard pl. prior mtg
| $4,000. Nov II, due as per bond; atty
| r q Co. l.s Bway $4,000
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s''"'""" ROME ron w. SLOANE.
william Sloane will spend 100000 on
"'s new dwelling which Is 10 replace the
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EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th atreetsD
MADISON Az. W .. a.. " So,h 81. c0x,o.
Sept 3o-David Dawson to Daniel
Frohman. it5 W 7Sth st. . yrs. ses. prioi
mtg 3:5,ooo: atty, Elek ] LudviGh. 81
NAssAu ~. U. bVV
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Other cities Live Stock Markets.

10. mixed. 81 ioI lo.?S, heavy. ...soH
'O:, siism'c.'p T"urn' .O4f ps Saan x Saw: S$
beef cattle. sasoUll s.; Western steers
i660n 1925; stockers and feeders. t.'5d
30; COWS and heifer' sS'Gi" $50; calves,
shcep-Recelpts, $1,000; arm. wethcr.,
ti7ip9, ewes, t.?j u 7.sj, lambs. SEA
CINCINNATI. Nov. Ia--Hoss-Receipts.
o, 800; steady Packers and butchers. 81 20
Nioi common 70 ,ho.ce sI'opn+o: pigs
and iTs, a"% o., s,9s I" 500
Xxx SSyG;; :',:s" a.. ,a3S 81 ,oaI
lambs, strong, tG.'oai %.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. la--Cat,l.-Re.
oeip,s. 100, active Shipp!ng steers 30
~n fScacr'' " isS7@; fresh COWS and sprngsrs'
ac,!ys AMI st .tsGn. .;n,. 80" sS"" ,lS .,oo,,,o
Receipts. $1,000; active. iIea,y,
$1,000 10 30; m.H'ai, t,"%31 5000 100 SGck, ,1,,
s.7;; piss, ss.25. roughs. s9.s;H9,to; staEs
snecp and Lambs Hecclp,s, 5000; ec-
q 30, w"thers. ,sas 10. ewes, .3u5.7a.
mixed .hcep, s7.15Us
KANSAS CITY. nov, l2-Hogs.Rc-
| 81 so 30. heavy, s9.75plo, packers ana
| butchers. ss7oI9. light, t9.5Og9,S5,
'SNat,is "ncc,ipts. $1,000. including zoe
| Southcrns steady 20 loc. lower. Prime ted
! steers, tl"q SO, dressed beef steers
sow.. ss" s, 5:Goa 20; he,rers ,salo, s,oeker.
and feeders, sjds. bulls. i,'jH $50
sheep Receipts. $500; steady; feeder,
csc. higher. Lambs, sllali.75; yearlings
ss:SG9,:5; wethers. $3.50 Il $50. ewes, s.
G775,
ST. LOUIS, Nov i3.--Hogs-ReceIpts
! l3lO0, steady to &c, higher, Lights 81 3!
! ISs95. pigs. So 5ou9; mixed and butchers
sosiulo,lo; good heavy, 1880 10; bulk
'Cattlc Receipts, 1900; 10 to i5c. lower
! Native beef steers, 37,50ullbO yearIin,
! steers and hcifors, ss50u lli5; cows. s.. 81
| 7.T5. stock"rs and feeders. $40 II 80
| Texas quarantine steers. 55OTs. prim.
| Southern steers, SsM9; cows and heifers
Si50M7,5O; prime ycarling steers and hcif
| Crs s750I9. native calves. t6ull.
| sheep Receipts, 1900, steady, Lambs
s75oali7o. ewes. $3.50 10. yearlings
| Ssas.T5,
pIrTsBl RG. Nov. la.--Cattle steady
| supply, i20 carloads Choice. s9u9.b0
prime. s2G01lo.
sheep Higher; supply. /, double decks
3350u5 lambs, $3.50 "a $50, veal calves
Sl2Il2.5o.
| Hogs Higher; receipts, as double deck
ml0,o5. heavy Workers. as75Nlo. Ugh
Workers, 3s.Aoae5o; pigs. W,7Soe; roughs
ssqsSo'
The sun., 1916-11-14
MORTGAGES.

With name and address T lender and
lenders attorney
Dow ntOWn,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-10-28
TO THE VOTERS OF rREco COUNTY

At the primary election the Repub-
lican party of Trego county honored
me with the nomination for the inn
portant office of County Attorney of
Trego county, Kansas.
1 came with my parents to western
Kansas. They settled on claim 3
miles southwest of ColIyer, Kansas,
over thirty years ago, and / grew to
manhood at that place 1 feel L
know the ups and downs of western
Kansas. 1 am a graduate of the
University of Kansas and was admit
ted to practice law upon examination
by the Supreme Court of Kansas in
1905 1 have had four years actual
experience in the office of County>At t.
torney. 1 have been actively engag-
ed in the practice of law since 1908
and moved to Wa-Keeney because
/ believed it better place to prac-
tice my profession. / am building a
home here and am here to stay.
promise an honest, impartial and
economical performance of the duties
of County Attorney IL elected.
| JOHN B. PARsoNs.-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-10-28

wood bill of May IL, 1912, is also be-
ing claimed as campaign material for
the Democratic party 1t vas passed
at time when the house was heavily
Democratic and the senate Republi-
can, and signed by President Taft.
The records show that in the house
on its final passage, seventy-six DEM
ocrats voted for it and fifty-six voted
against it, while 100 Republicans vot-
ed for it and none against il. In the
senate thirty-nine Republicans and
only thirteen Democrats, voted for
its passage. 1t will be remembered
that Senator Curtis led the fight for
the Sherwood bill on the floor of the
senate, and the hardest fight he had
was with Senator Hoke Smith of
Georgia, who bitterly opposed the
bill.-Capital