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The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
SELLERS LET'S
NEWSBOYS GO
WITH LECTURE

Thirty-hve newsboys wIo were In
connection with Disturbances during
the recent newsboys' strike were ar
ralgned before Police Justice Sell
lens In police court, Saturday morn.
ing, and after pleading not guilty
to charge VI disturbing the peace
were dismissed by the justice.
Before telling the newsboys that
they we're at liberty. Judge Sellers
delivered a short lecture.
"It's not good American citizen
ship e. ry to settle your Difficult
ties by force. boys. You may go
this lime, hut be careful In the
future" the Justice warned them.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
DAUSS On MOUND
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. July 15.--Close The
market had no important news at
the opening and the general appear
ance OF the grain deal was the same
as at the close Friday. No change
In prices was noted at homo or In
Europe at the opening.
Dealers had little fault TO find
with Fridays decline In wheat. They
said II was the natural result of an
overbought market on a lo-cent ad-
vance and the slump was assisted 5y
lack OF foreign buying and the
selling OF wheat by heavy dealers.
Minneapolis dealers were sellers be-
cause they had many reports from
the country telling OF the absence
of black rust. The weather early In
able for the spread OF black rust,
but later there were some rsih
spots on the map. Wheat In the
spring wheat states now needs cool.
breezy weather under which condi-
lions the rust will disappear.
saturdays market was quiet most
OF he time Conditions are not such
as invite speculation on the part ~
memory ~ mary 6'nck rust scaies
that p~fcTcd out ard were followed
by decline ard few that did not.
the latter being followed by sharp
advances. Foreigners have recently
bought a good deal OF American
wheat aud dealers think there Will
Ne more or that business " prices
fec'ine little more. Foreign future
governments are watching for op-
.trtTrI'icr to load up.
M!,htgan wheat IL dull Receipts
anc shipments in this market amount
Rust reports during Saturday 9
session caused much alarm and
wheat advanced. closing at a gain OF
> - - Sc for the day.
Corn and oats advanced Nc.
Saturdays wheat quotations: Cash
No. red, sils: September opened
without change at sl17h and sd,,
at 81 2ln and advanced to N.2a; No
saturday, coarse grain quotations
fSSh Sia S y.,,sG; ,s; TS, e q sse' sssi'
oats: Standard. 4Shc: No. 3 white
ave september. 4ohc; No. white
Rye: Cash No. 2. CSC.
prime alsike. ,sas5O: prime tim
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday were 1000 bbls OF nour.
cars OF wheat, II OF corn. 4 OF oats
and OF rye. Shipments were 1000
bbls Of hour. 1000 6g OF wheat 2o,ooa
stocks are 1ss.oO bu of wheat. l02.-
900 bu OF corn. $4,000 bu OF oats and
$4,000 bu OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat Saturday: Du-
luth. lS4 cars. against 10 a year ago:
Minneapolis. 1913 cars against l5e:
Winnipeg. 141 cars. against 80: Chi
cago. 40 cars. against I5 southwest.
All 900 bu. against $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
day. 10000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were L.
02l 900 bu. against $4,000 bu a year
ago.
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Sugar Market

sugar--Correctca daily by W. IL.
Edgar Il Son: Crystal doininoes. 2-lb.,
d:sS p9 s-IS; li;sa; hssis .o .us.: tab.
is's ssss, .N&xx SSwdsnsd. SSs issd ssso: sa.ns Gss
ard powdered, Ss.+5: granuiated. ok
ira coarse. $3.50; granuisted, nns.
IN bulk, Ssos; sranuI,s,sd; Lated 'sclb; cot.
ID. and 5-lb. cartons. in cases. {e.3s;
crystal domino gran, HF cases. 3st';
diamond A. ISIS; eonfeetioners, A.,
II. 10 !. .1.,s 30 30 J. ,sss sssss No. No. = ss:
No. 10, sI75: No. II, S1.1o:. No. IA
l7.s5, No. 10. $500. No. ~. $3.50; No.
Is. $50; non-casing miSturcc IS:
household powd, Is. - TO case. $40.
Do ts to case. si7o Dor casa
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MARKET IS
TAME But
MORE FIRM
Continued Allied Sue
cesses Cheer Wall \
Street
AND
METALS HOLD
But Little From
Friday Closing .
Prices .sss' J. 8

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE New
York Evening Sun financial revtew
said today: s-.'sslSs s.y.s. '.. Y
"As is usually the case In ~
short Saturday sessions Of The
stock market In mid-summer, tho
market today was very tame so
well as q highly professionat ~ y y
1kuhOngn prfceY loltFty "
continued the upward movement 6
the last hour of Fridays seseio1.
the changes were narrow and lack
ed any suggestion of vigor or az.
closed more than the most perflucl
tory interest. There was little n
the news developments overnight
of marketwise influence, althouoA
there were numerous items from
both foreign and domestic sources
which tended to impart cheer. moi.
ably the continued success OF the
Allies on all fronts, peace discus
sion, progress toward an under.
standing in our Mexican relations,
and so on. United States Steel -
most Of the other standard indus-
trials held closely at the closing
prices and there was distinct nrm.
ness in the moteor and metals 10
sues. The munitions specialties
were inclined to be somewhat un-
settled, but the movements
were narrow and the net result In
the early session was scarcely
changed.
There was very little change In
the later trading which became
even quieter than before.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
NEW yoRK pRoDUCE

NEW YORk. July 15.-Flour: DuII.
but firmer. Pork Firm mess. 1880
930.50 Lard Firm; middle west
quiet; cut loaf $3.50; crushed, 1856:
powdered. S775: granulated. s. 50 q
40. Coffee: Rio No. on spot. . 4 c.
Tallow: Dull; special. o%c. city, 3
gs%c Hay: Weak; prime. u.$S ,,3s
Dressed poultry: Quiet; turkeys. %
a 25c: chickens. q q 40c; fowls, "a
81 nc: ducks. Long Island zoe. Live
poultry. Firmer; geese, l3C, ducks,
10 n e2c. fowls. goa 2lc; turkeys. . n
lSc. roosters. l4c. chicken. broilers.
936i 25c Cheese: Dun state milk.
common 60 specials. l3a lGi3c, skins,
common 20 specials, ca 1890.
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cu,c.oo suTrrR MARKET.

CHICAGO. III JuIy Ib.-butIsI
Extras. 27isc: nrsts. 2sia a ak. dairy
extrat. 26Is tig6iac. frsts. 23tf = 25c.
EgRs Prime ordinary 2lM ~ hc:
frsts. 22M22Ac. Cheese: Twins,
Ilh di4sc. young Americas, lbh n
l5%c. Lave poultry Eowls' l.c'
fsc. Potatoes: Ohios. 75c. New pota-
toes: Receipts. Is cars.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
HAGEN WINS
GOLF TITLE

GARDEN CITY, L. l., July 15.-
Walter Hagen. Of Rochester. with
card OF "a. won the open champion
ship OF the Metropolitan Golf asso-
citation here this afternoon
James Barnes. OF Whitemarsh.
was runner.up, with rs, and Charles
Hoffner. OF Phllmont, who was also
tied for honors yesterday, turned Il
II.
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RACES
Empire City Results

First Race--Slumber IT. tMlnkl, I
10 z out and out. won: Bob Henslcy
bald. = to /. To and 2 to 5. Sec
ond. Iihyan Sands (Schuttinger). s
TO J, 20 and ! TO .. third. Time,
ia. Alberta True, Tinkle Bell
sprinsmass. Plumose and Day Day
also ran
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Livestock
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

ceipts. $4,000: market. slow, sc low
er: mixed and butchers. $3.50 q 1905;
good heavy. 1855 $3.50; rough heavy
ss1O6ts55 Cattle: Receipts. 500;
market. steady: beeves. s7l0n1l.
cows and heifers. s3.50q go; stock
ers and feeders. s5.i0MS $40: Texans.
Receipts, 5000; market. weak; native.
Sc S5 n $50. western, 1920 a. $40; /;
lambs. s75oTlo.75 western. $3.50
S.
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CInvEI.xxD LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND, July 15.-Hogs: Re-
and mediums. slo.o5;. pigs, s9.75,
roughs. ssT5. stays. s7.50. Cattle .
Receipts, 3 cars; weak. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. 3 cars; steady,
lambs, top, Sl075 Calves: Receipts.
100: steady; top, 1880
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The following flrms are privilege,

TO execute orders on :h- Exchange:
w. ". Moss 4 Co. CARLYLE & Povah,
Geo. NJ west 4 Co.. r. f. MaccEone
mour a. Co, w. H. Mclaughlin Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. w. A. Hamlin y
CO.. VIM. a. Neer a Co, SINCLAIR q
Gouls. Emmet I spITsgue WI wm1 III ",
stockard d Co, Bennett. Smith q
Co. w. r. Reilly & Co. Matthcw
Finn, A. w. wallace & Co, Lewis @.
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
NEW YORK CoTroN MARKET
Quotations by Pane. Webber a. Co.

Although so years of age. Gen.
Petain, French hero OF verdun, is
an all.round athlete and keeps him
self In training by skipping the rope
and weighing all the food he eats.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. July l5.--Whcat cash
and July. s1tgt, September. 81. 81 y
December. s125t,. Corn: Cash.
S2&c: July Sc, september, 77h G:
December. G6i4c. oats: Cash and
July, Ac: september f3hc; Decem-
bor. l5c Rye: Cash. 95c. clover
seed. Cash $3.50 October. so De-
cemher. ssS7 Nsike Prime. sa.T0.
Timothy: Cash. 50 20. Butter: Brick
creamery. 29tac; tub creamery, 2sA
Eggs. Fresh candlcd. 25C; fancy Sc
lecty. 21c Hay. Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
BuTTE1 AND EGGs

hrsts. Is iac. dairy. 23c. packing
stock, 21c 10.
EEKS-Fresh receipts. cases In
cluded. frsts, % I5ci curren- receipts.
2lhc dcz.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO, o. July 15.-Hogs: Re-
heavies. siodiolo; mediums. si0d
1905; workers.. 1918 ni0: good pigs
1855 a s.I5 Calves Market. steady
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

Batteries-Dauss and Baker; Mog.
ridge and Nunamaker. Umpires-
Nallin and Dineen.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 15.--Openlng -
Wheat: July up NC; September down
&c; December down NC. Corn: July
up &c: September down &c: Decem-
Der up &C. Oats: July down Nc;
September, down &c; December, un-
changed. Provisions: Lower.
Close-whcat: July. up 2Hc: Sep
tember. up lAc; December. up 3hc.
Corn: July. up lc: September. up
up lie: September. up Ic; Deccm-
Der. up 2bc. Provisions. higher.
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Quotations by HornbIownI q VIZ ~

The $4,000 900 three-year s per
American Foreign Securities Co. are
to be dated Aug. 4, 1915 repayabie
on Aug. !. 1912. Interest is payable
senii- annually
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
CuRB COPPER STOCKS
A..aI.. IIu.n l. a. w a z
EIGIN BUTTER,

ELGIN, III. July iS.--An butter
sales at 27hc. same as last weeks
quotation.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

Only mulberry forest in the world
Is In India, covering about 10000
acres.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

prinfiug--the plain neat kiud--thst
o. rfght-Ttmes Job Depts-Msin S52o.
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SALES.

l., I. FIRCsKI. Auct'r. 20 Bewesy. sells
10 A. N, unredeemsd pledges OF every de-
scr,ption for unpaid loans from the follow
ing pAwnbrokers, including all diamonds,
rubies. ~sapph!res. pearls. emeralds. al other
stones unset or set in rings, earrings, pins,
links, chains. studs. bracelets. locket or
other mounting. all jeweiry. watches. sill
verware, guns, Instruments, furs. clothing,
cameras, all other goods pledged previous
10 dates and up TO bers mentioned,
both Inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Nov. .&-Ave. A Loan On!ce. A. ;, Vein.
herser. Prop. GOV Ave- \, prior Nov ls,
1915, 10 No. $500 Also larGe and choice
assortment Of diamonds, including Jagers,
Wesseltor'e and crystals
Nov. .T--Wm Goldstone, LOB PARK Row,
now a, 50 Park Row: Loan once 80 North
William 81. from No. i3isl 10 i;sss 20
Az. prior Nov. II, 1915
Nov. ss-G.o, Weaver. $50 eth Ave.
prior Nov 20, 1918, TO No. s?sss n speier
4 Co, 1891 "a Ave. prior Nov 20. 1913, to
No. ss&So. Henry Natal. sts sta Ave
prior Nov. -. 1915.
Nov. ss-Chas MAYER, 5ss sth Ave prior
Nov. Is. 1918. 20 No. 373.s; also Nos IS
sos, ssli3. asiS,. 3S7s7: also large assort-
ment emeralds, rueies and pearls,
Dec. III. Stern, Sls sth Ave-. to No,
s..s.. Also Nos. :Sl7S, 3oosT, 3scos, 3:sos.
$3.50, s.a?5. sSlN, 1890, 1881, S57i7,
s:OS., lSiss, diamond ring Of 1919, ooe:3,
.sO7S. $3.50. diamond pin OF 1907, <ssso
diamond ring Of 1907. ts33l. diamond ear
rings Of 1907, tssss, diamond pin OF 1907,
icccS, diamond ling o. 400; .sos:. dia;
mond cluster ring OF 1907, lls<l' iamon
and sapphire rims OF 1905
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
TORE-MARTHA OSFR 4 ASO. Plain
t.ns, against BARNETT LEVY. ct al. De
PENDANTS
In pursuance: Of . judgment, Q: fore;
In the sNcve-entitled action and bearing
date the 9Th day OF November, 1915. l..
the unders1ret. the referee In said 1utE-
ment named will cell at public auction, a;
the Exchange sslesrcom. 10. it.is N...y
OF New York. or the sth day % December,
1915. al - o'clock noon on that day, by
JOSEPH p. DAY, Auctioneer. the premise
directed by said judgment 20 be sod. and
therein described as follows:
Of land. with the building and improve.
ments thereon erected. situate, lyinS and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan City
Of New York. County and STATE 90 New
York. bounded and described as follows
side Of First Avenue, distant forty 80 feet
ave tSl inches Norihsrly from the corner
formed hv the intersection 90 the North-r!s
side Of siSty-eighth street, with 'he East
erly side OF First Avenue running thence
Eas,eriy, parallel with sixty eighth street.
and part Of the way through a party wall.
one hundred lool feet, thence NertherlS,
parallel with First Avenue. forty toi feet
thence Westerly. parallel with sixty eighth
Street. ana part OF the way through an
to the Eas,erly side ~ FRS, Avenue thence
Southerly and along the East-rlv side Of
First Avenue, forty 900 feet to the point
or place of beginning"
Dated New IeS NSSsms., H. iHs
BENZ VI. KAYE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1872 Broadway. New York City
The following 10 a diagram Of the prcr.
ertv TO he sold. Its street Number Is 1870
First Avenue:
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Centre line block.

The approximate amour; % the len o.
charge. TO satisfy which The above described
property 10 TO he sold. IL Nine thoussn nj
and st-lo0 dollars ts.06I sti
With interest thereon from the .Tth day
OF October. 1875. together with costs and
allowance amounting TO Three hundred
s.xty-one and st-l0o dollars s3s!.stl. with
Interest from November &, 1913, together
with The expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proXimate amount of the taSes. assessments
and water rAtes, or other liens. which are
TO b. allowed 10 the purchaser out of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. Is
-Four hundred forty six and t<-ioe dollars
tSt<SAtl and interest.
Dated. New York. November .. 1915
ACGrSTfS Referee.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn. italian liner America sailing to-
ssy Toy Genoa, vii AXE mali. cloHnG
at $50 A NJ. .or lif'S, Switzerland and
Greece.
,o.morrow Tor Liverpool uII take mail
closing al $50 \ NJ for Europe except
Gtrmany, Austria HunSlrN, lpVemhurE,
bulgaria. serbia, Turkey The Netherlands.
Norway. sweden amt penmtrk', Africa.
IVES, Asia and East Indies
Tn. French liner Ia roursine, sailing
70 morrow Tor RorioaHy VIII take mail
closing a, !. NJ, f"r Frtn"', Switzerland
ItaIy, spain. portuFs.. LgNp ~, Greece, Brit
ism India. British East Africa, Siam,
Malta, Gibraltar, Cey!on, straits Settle
ment,. Du'ch East lnti"s, west Australia
apI paraia
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done away with. The Hawaii Tuna Cub
has been organised after the plan Q: the
catalina Tuna Club and IL going sironf
lie members are men OF resI sportsman.
ship. With the money and the Will 10 90
whatever should be done.
A clubhouse has been etse'sNed IN
Honolulu and branches or camps VII be
established a. f!eht points on the d!ne'en;
islands steps are being taken 20 pToNide
power lsunche similar TO those in use Al
Catalina
with properly trained eoat-nen. such as
ere 10 Re had n southern Cs.!foIniA AZ
the service @: the aneters HAWAII VIII
very shortly become an angling rarsdis.
and the Mst.s % rsherren the ~NrIi
cNs-
II. Good,ne ri.la. secretary Of the Hs.
vail, Tuna cub. Honolulu. Will e!sdlT fur
nish Information TO anglers and VIII 60
out OF his WAY 10 maxi things pleasant
for angling visitors JAMES w JUNE
los Angeles Cat. Nov. Il
New Wced Reel Prevents Rack lash.
Harris From Of 1881 southern Roule-
ward. Bronx. has Jus; patented a wood re.
that has a puah button which when rui
into operation stops I'm nediAtely any RACK
ash and does rot permit the L.re 20 be-
come t~n;snEled In any way TIE T"l -
also 50 fastened 10 the 200 mat 4 cannon
become loose. turn az shake !;selt free
Record striped bass taken ny members
Of the Assury Fsrk Fishias Club snee
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FORECLOSURE SALE

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. s;-Aerahan Il. Levy. PiAinti6.
against Chas. !. weinstein Really Company
In pursuance o: . juds o: .~er.elos-
ure and sale made Ard entered IN the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
i'm aA' Of pS,:s.,. i,i>' tn. sna.s,
named. viz eel at Public Auction. at the
Exchange sAiesroons. Nos. acne vesey
street. In the Borsush % Manhattan City
isis. .; u: o'clock noon on ths; DAY. by
Joseph = Day, Auction~er, the emf
therein described As follows:
ALL those two c-risia lots. pleees or
parcel. % and. with the buildings ana I'm
pto'-meht' ih.recn erected. .it..i. wing
CITY Q: Ne~ York. County .: New York
and S;A-e o. New York. on the sor,h.r.y
siae 81 NIne;senih Street. and which taken
lew. "'
BEGINNlNG : pc,n, on the south.
westerly side Of Nineteenth street. disian;
one hundred and ninety. seven Cs1 zee:
sou;heas;erly from the southeastern cor
ner OF seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
Stree; running thence 'ouih~ e.;e-'y. psr.
al!el With seventh Avenue. nin.;y-thr.e
e5l fee, and six inches. ;heuc- .outheA.;-
cry And nes-'y parallel With Nne;-e.tA
street., foriy.sir ,'s, Tee; snd 'hree incht.
Ni;h seventh Avenue. r!nstY-;hr-e -,
feet and ;hree 80 inche. - 'h~ south
westerly ,lde Of Nineteenth street. ana
Nineteenth Stree; :or,y -rou- 80 fee. 20
the. point or phase q h~esireinr r.. ~.
sad dimension. more or '-ss
she en'ir- lot. and premises known Nv ,hs
street numbers i.t.l4s West Nineteenth
FRANCIS W POLLOCK R.,.-,.
JEROME 4. kOHN Attorr-y 'o- P,s!at,~
ZOO ri,;h Avenue, New YORK ri;y'
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First Avenue.

The approximate. smoun' of the lien o,
charge. 10 satisfy which the above &c.
scrlbed property Is 10 he SOLD. Is Nine
thousand i've hundred Mt, seven ant
5000 Ve,SsIlsl Dollars, with int.re,;
thereon from the an day 81 October, ,yit
'os with the costs sWt allowance
amounting 10 Three hundred siSty-one snd
e&-lo0 Dollars, with interest from Noyein.
b.f sth, 1915, together with 'he rSrers..
Of the sale, This approximate amount Of
other Hens, which are to he allowed 10 tho
purchases out of the purchase money. or
paid hy the Referee. 10 Fourteen hundred
seventy nd ss-ioe Dciiars and Interest.
Dated, New York. Noxemeer H. 1919.
GEO. GARDINER FRI. Rsfsrse.
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SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yoRk-Cnion Tras; CompAny OF New York.
Plaintiff. against Augustus p. Bs!liy. and
tthe!s Defendants
In pur.uAnc. Of . judgment OF fore.
closure aud esle. duly made and entered
In the above entitled action sns bearing
the order ther.ir. dated Noveme.r ii, 1915.
and duly MED. amending said Jude l..
the Undersigned. ,he Referee In said jads-
the Exchange safes Room No. i.-is V..~y
Street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New Ncrk, on the 18th DAY % December
1915. a; J. o'clock noon on that DAY. by
H.reeri \. sherman. A~aetioneer, the prem.
ises directed BY SAL judS 10 es sold
and therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot, piece OF parcel o:
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being in
the Borough Of Manhattan, OF the City Of
York. bounded and described as fcllows:
Beginning at . point in the souther!y side
OF one hundred ana nineteenth street die
ian' one hundred and three tlos feet
eas,erly from the corner formed by the
Intersection .: the sou'her'N s!5e 81 one
hundred and nineteenth stre-; with the
thence souiheriy parallel with said e%Asieliy
side GO Lemon Avenue snd part Of the die
'.nCe through a party sall one hundred
,'eO' feet eleven tll inches 10 the centre
line % N. block. thence essi-riy along
said centre l.u- % the block and parallel
with sid southerly side % one hundred
,henc. north-rly parable, With said e%as;erly
side o: i<noN Avenue and part o. the dis.
frce through a party wa. one hundred
400 feet eleven ll' inches 30 said
sou:herlN side Of one hundred and nine
t.ensh street and thence western. along
said sou,heFiy side OF one hundred and
nineteenth street. sixteen lsl feet to Ihe
point or place OF beginning.
Said premises being now known By 'hs
Street number 8. We, ilsth stree
Dated \ew York November 80. lsls.
ArGISTIN e Referee
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 rRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 80 Broadway.
New YORK. city.
The following IL . aersm 81 chs
property to b. sold is stree, number 10
8: West iisth Street.
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The approximate amount Q: the lien sr
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property il to he cold. IL $500 -,
with in;eres, thereon from the :<th day %
October. lsls. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 20 Ssh ~, with Ia.
'ere.i from October am. iSS. together
with the expenses Of the sAle THE sp-
proS,ma,e amount Of the taxes. Ass~ss-
menis and water rates or other liers which
are TO be allow 81 to the purchaser out Of
the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree. 4. si.T5oe0 and interest.
Dated, New York. October -sth, 1875
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK. Referee
The sale in the above entitled action %
hereby adjourned TO Monday. December
eth. 1916. at the same hour and place
Dated. New York. November .0th, 1915.
FRANCIS ". POLLOCK, Referee.
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RED CROSS COLLECTION.

Between the halves at the Yale Har-
ward football game n collection will be
taken for the American RED Cross. With
the l~sSinning OF the intcrmiss.on a group
OF Roy scouts. preceded by buglers, will
carry a Red Cross banner onto the play
ing field to announce TO everybody their
opportunity to give. The money goes to
purchase hospital supplies.
The sun., 1916-11-24

That s,ory snou; N. bhekn.h wish the
COLA tooth eNtden;ly 10 doab'ed y those
let me tell Of the hrst operation o: .apa.
ro;omy ever performed or . f.h !; hap.
penei ysav ago. when She steamer A, Fos'
ter ran 20 ,he nshiar banks
In one q: the lower tank. cs the N.w
York Aquarium we're two great hlscktsh.
'eritaele ocean bG.lloGs. VITA Immense Jaws
healthy. p,r.ee; n.h. exceptionally active
saA hvsb Tho Larger o; 'h' iwc weighed
vel toward rreen pounds and wss . moa-
ster ~ h!s k.na
capture. Q. tsu;or a. Nar. a. TIE ar.
rare. ana &; Is -sr-- s'll, 90 ave them a ~.
ana In GOOD health iE oo~nnnemen; N.;
heaite but he actually had been s,Net
from death by coming 20 the Aquarium
lie was taken on :t- HshiEE hanAs b.
one % the srnAl. haA;s from ;he steamboat
hook 81 Wa noticed ihst the fsh s.er'.!
nearly iead. He rsppe! his tai Yer,
fe.hiy .or a big fellow. And by the ;iine he
arrived =; IN. Aquarium !; seemed 'hA; he
would ale before morning
Or. Ts-le;on II Bean had the tsh piac-i
In on. o: n. observation ;an@' al Src- "ni
0, crushed shells.
The ash had sorsea i;... or eFg.;ae.a
ana the shells had formed Into a hard and
BIG c~one!om--a;ion. /; was eviien; ;ha;
Il. death ~ss . question ~ only = few
hours and 81; vac decided 30 adop; he-o'c
measures
The nsh we taken Oh, 81 me tank ani
rs head covered with ~ei sawed 90 en-
able 4; 90 breathe II vse too feeh,e 10
Top around, 30 In . very few INMATES Dr
Bean had completed what probably vas
N. H-.' operation % lsTH'o'N-iy t-- PEI
formed On a hsh.
The impei'nE mace 90 she's Vas ---
rcvet. ans the fsN. after rar..I' c~rari~r
and attention - she wound vhs place.
IN she observation tAuk ls wss much
improved IN a few hours 'ri wed !or
years El.AChF FISH
New York New -
The sun., 1916-11-24
Movement. Of Naval y...a..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Movements o.
naval vessels to-day were: The eattle.h,p
Arizona and destroyer Ammen have ar.
rived a. Newport. testroy-rs Burrows AMI
Henley at Rosehank. cruiser Maryland at
Quay mas, destroyer Reid at Norfolk and
gurhost Yorktown a. Corinto.
TIE N~a,t.eshirs Connecticut, Florida,
New York, oklahoma, Texas, Utah and
wyoming have sailed from southern dr!'!
grounds fcT New YORK GOLFERS CyHloDs
srd Jupiter from Hampton Roads Tor New
York. supply ship Glacier from san pleg ,
Cor san Francisco; the transport Hancock
So,t Ms;h.as from Guan,snamo Tor ssn,o
Domingo city. cruiser New Orleans from
SAN Diego for GuaymAs via Ia Paz, repair
ship Panther from BOOK Island for waite
some Landing tug fstapsco from Block
Island Sound for Norfolk, destroyer Pres
.Gn1r south pskSta from san p,sso ,o~ saw
Francisco. destroyer Trirp- from Book
Island for Boston, destroyer Warrington
from Newport for Maidstone Landing