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The sun., 1916-09-30
LIVr STOCK MARKET.

nEE,t> r,.eIp',. - head se .. On
arm 10 shade higher, Other. STOW to lo..
iSMfF' ia a'. e.c n' t,rai, '4 s@Si Az a. " tn% s4'. {.
IA COW. G...l nuI -ASi,r r. turt'um and com.
mon .',oI. common 60 choice steers soil
al - - ut.-o per 100 lbs bulls az s.
G ~ COW ~ = go 80 dressed beef iu.i
she. S,rler,S ~ yi,rinnii,,'
, M. ,,.,,y, g, No. ttoo II,
80 n - :, a. "a 't,
-fo.r, tow ,Nru,. ...,l. sac; . SuVs,
ma, S.. 4. 40. SD, - cows. lGsl'
Shannon. - K,utupXy steers. issi. So;
.. i,Oss, So. 4 onto, l.e,S. s.. Is ~.
:. Virginia steers. ,';sl. .7.35. e" i'.ss,'
s1cn, - 1890, s. 81. u West Virginia,
l.et g IN. :; li9i. $50; Is Onto, l.c,".
;6SS MerhcFson y -" - Nirsini, s,err-,
,St', s''"" -, ~ 'sn',, - - b.,
!, .mn 49, hIls,'f, ly:H, s.,s; KtrH,'
49, .t.li'. lo!o. o.: 3 .oT, 81. )
,%N;' r. w. HsYMoi". go, sHgH ,'-3s.
II,d,,' o. ,rnNs, w, sfSvj ~ >,
vydHl,,% ~, 'ui' ."t ,""S ,ariou.
,"nus"' -, -" N"'H " ''h' D
lleceip'a Ibs head t@ on
sh,,' ftln'e nnl eAo'c, Veal. IN demand
nnu 90 'Vy' hIshtr ''n"r caves s'eafN.
the Pen, wrr" cared. Common 20 choi.c
Yeats s,', a. ~ 10 per ~ rs a teY
a. 81 s''' Ci,iy sires."d ",easi, s,c,I IS' st
'GIa.,, S'ssnat n9 'r- III. az.
.rnsc' sac p"r 100 III. a.. its IsI.E
III ,is5 "a % "a. ,iS;S.'S ~ s,'-:''
s'-iss. 81. - isc. Uc:'s.' Ia. 500 led
s'VNeri,' rs. ,!i 20: IS. ISL. IL: ~ IL,
The sun., 1916-09-30
RENTING ~ THE SUBURBS.

Fish & Marvin have rented tho L.ifsey
property on Janvrin avenue at Cedar
Knobs, BronXv!llc. to J, j. Rockwell of
the McGraw Publishing Company and
the Mcbride property at Lawrence Park
West to A. j.. Wilson of the New York
University.
John i. Scott has rented for Montalgu
La Montague hts country place on Cedar
hurst avenue. Cedarhurst, l.. l., to Il. II.
Graham.
The Robert T.. Farley Organization has
leased the Wyckoff house at the corner
Of Ridgeway and Seymour place. In the
Gedney Farm section Of White Plains. To
Lee A. Reid,
The sun., 1916-09-30
ARMY AND NAVY E

WASHINGTON, Sept. :o-Army orders
were: L!-ut.-col. John T.. Hams. Coast
Artillery. Is relieved from duty at Naval
War College u comply with special orders.
special order september | relating 10 capt.
Herbert :, Whipple. retired, Is revoked,
Major Robert T. Noble, Medical Corps. to
Wabash, Ind to inspect motor ambu,snres
cant, wilson u Burtt. twentieth Infantry,
Of the state ~ 't,ifprnin.
capt. fl'aAlSh H. Mlnncryerode, In
fautry. Is detailed rs professor OF military
science md tactics a. the University OF Ala
haml, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Tho retirement OF
Bris -Gen. Granger Adams from active SER
,tce 10 announced, Major Thomas l..
I.hoads. Medical Corps. Is relieved from,
duty In tho Canal Zone to the United
The sun., 1916-09-30

st,,es arl upon arrival repor, 70 the
AA ssis1e. i.;,r. + ,. csP. %n,ia;.. 81,
supply o'lcer aviation section o: the signal
,w,ilp, a. M!reoi. LliN y, ); First Lieut.,
!, re ieySi .rom duty ia the son,her H'I lS%.
pariinent 20 LIS home and relieved from
FRO General STAN; Col. Joseph 7. Diak-
ma ,",ohd Gava!rE; 81. TFacy. G; DIX
S!rre C9tps:. Bascon I.t;lc, G%i;i1eui
Ma.dnr, C.cyelani, Ohio; n. W Hanson,
Washington Monday" ' oc,oSsr % 1 Zoe .h 10
p,uTpos. VI considering tho subject u: ~
character and quantity % machine r!nes
Co George II. r@onrosc. g, II. c,
~ report 10 ne 2nar'.rmaste 'Gener,i
son. siN,a Field Artillery. is deta,iea as a
on a'.rra -, NJ, liz rh.ni@in Ernest !.
Guy . r4.mer,. Twenty nt,h infantry i.
transferred at his cwn request to tho sec
infantry. 70 For, sam Houston. Texas. Tor
examination for detail In the aviation soc.
ton Of thc s,snsl corp- second Lieut..
samwor,h. second Infantry. rcnnsyiSan',
duty a. assis,an, sia,is,isatf o,0c,af' nS.
,i"nai matches: Capt, Alvin e. .vor,~,
T%cnty.second inquiry !. dc'aiied In the
rho following h5arl - otNcefs 4, ar.
pointed - meet az Fort Monroe FOR e>.
am'n'a.on OF applicants fnr appointment a.
chaplain In the army: Majors william Il.
smith, Coast Artillery. md william l.. L..
'', Medical Corps: capt Archibald IT..
sunderland. Coast Artillery: Chaplain Al.
fred 4. Prulen, Coast Artillery. and First
l.!ru'. feorg" q. Bt1rh, ". u. e.
Leave OF absence for on" month hnd ten
Gays IA granted Leu -CUl Aston iIam...pu.
Coast Artillery, I"ivs ~ absence GRANTED
Major John A. Lockwood. retired. Is oN-
tended ten days Leave Of nbsen'" yor ono
month T. granted First Lieut.. Wilbur N.
Phelps. NJ. X. e. Leave az absence for two
months, IL granted Major Percy Wi,is. Q
81. c Leay" OF absenr. for two months ana
fifteen days on account of DISABILITY IL
granted Capt Chalmers q. Hall. Tenth Cav
airy. Leave OF absence for two months ~
granted capt. Clenarl Mclaughlin. TA!,-
tieth Infantry,
The resignation ~ Capt. Ever..t w
Pcchham. seventh Int,ntry, California ".
tlouil Guard, ~ accepted, The resignation
81 First Lieut., George Ncfane, First Field
Artillery. Massachusetts, National Guar
f. accepted,
Navy orders were: l..cut.. IT, l.. Herring
and \. a. Zimmerman, tunior grade, from
Naval Academy. Annapolis. TO Harvard Wi
versIty, Cambridge, Mass. for instruction
Lieut.. q. J. Wolfard, tun!or grade. f-ou,
naval Academy. Annapolis, 20 lehigh Unit
vrrsity, South Bethlehem. Pa. for i~ns,rgc-
,ions. Lieut.. II w Iosf0rd. junior grade.
from works bethlehem steel Company. 20
Lehigh University for Instruction.
The sun., 1916-09-30
MAMIE ELLIOTT SELLS HOME,

Maxine Elliott. who wen; TO Eurore
s'he months ago TO tend wounded sol
d'FS. has sold through her attorneys
acr former residence At 3e6 West End
"'ehn", between Seyenty-tfth and Sew
'N'y.sNth streets. Ennis a. Sinnott.
oi"-ators. are the new owners. The
dwelling is -four stories. on lot l7xe5
Feet. S!awsoD ~ Hobbs we're the brokers'.
The sun., 1916-09-30
wEsTCmEsTER HOME BUYERS.

James II. Mccain has so,d Sor T.
DALEY a residence In Lyncroft. valued M
ABOUT $lS.oQo. to Arthur Buckley OF this
poering & KlstinRer sold for George r.
iressmar his house on L.orenx avenue,
iialcyon Park. to Jacob Smith. The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-09-30
PHYSICIAN TO BUILD FLAT.

George Howe has sold n larRe Mot M
.hc corner OF st. Andrews place and
nettner place. Valentine Terrace. to DIR.
iiehry u. Watson of the Metropolitan
Lille insurance Company, who will build
a hish class apartment house. Or. Wat
soh mas been an extensive builder of
apartments in Yonkcrs.
The sun., 1916-09-30
BUYER OF e6TH ST. HOUSE,

br. c. J.. Won IL the buyer Of the
dwelling at SO East SiNty-nt.h street.
the sale of which by Mrs. Blanch 4.
Newkircli was reported recently. He
will occupy the property.
The sun., 1916-09-30
FLAT BUYING IN BRONX.

UNION AvENuE-Julius Muller has
nousht from Walter S. Price sra
mon avenue. a three story fiat on
10Y -lxs0, adjoining the southwest
.orner Of 10th street.
",tO PLACE-David L. Wvodall has
sv.d Tor Margaret NJ. Andre the tw
s,ory frame dwelling or lot ooxlCo a.
80 Echo place. near tho Concoursc.
Inc buyer will occupy.
The sun., 1916-09-30
ACTOR SELLS PALIsADE HOME.

George Howe and T.. W Bull have
sold the former residence OF Richard
Bennet the actor. ut ralisade, y. j.. 10
Robert Scott Newcomb. who will occupv
the premises, one of the handsomest in
the Ial.sade district.
The sun., 1916-09-30
or BROOKLYN-FOR SALE.

oNE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. ga.
rage, nins rooms. bath. showers. electric
ligh,.. vacuum cleaners. steam, parquetry;
$3.50. $3.50 cash. Si5 monthly and interest,
BUILDERS. 1850 18th It. Take West End
subway. Municipal Rldg 20 18th,
The sun., 1916-09-30

Eleanor NJ Greascn, 6 W 60th Of; attys,
Darlington & l.. 200 Bway...........N
LOTS 2Si and 2s5. map u X willard,
Woodlawn Heights-Nicholas wapler to
Edw + ,Gundrum. l161 Bush wick av.
Rtlyn; atty, II c Glore. sol Fulton at.
LOT Is. map Chas Darke, 25xeb.io-Annie
IL Medford, as comm. to kath Sauer,
adirrx. ..S W i?oth st: atty. + w Po...
i2G'si aps
. W same atty. same.
DAILY AN, l92s-Lawyers T & T co to
David Klein. 356 Tiffany pl; atty. Law
,.vers ia r Co. 1850 Bway....... $500
10TH ST, l2s W-Edw n cole to Alice NJ
Co, .i7G Bway. 49,. 1000
FAiLE ST. i0l5-Julius schwarzkopf to
rite T CO., re Bway; atty. TIE
90 & T Co. i7s Bway .....,...........S
Az, !s9o-Louis Ekieban to Nor.
rs fteundlIch. :s w 127th ut; atty. TITO
~ ] Co, l7d Bway
SAME PRoPERri-Morris Freundlich to
4, " yers Mtg 60; atty. same..........i
PRopERTY-Gertrude +; Hunting
ton to same; atty. si3. 900
The sun., 1916-09-30
BRONX GROCERY CENTRE.

terdinand fIecht has eold 70 Ales-
andre d Palma the two story building
on plot Clx9S at $50 and 6sl Concord
avenue. h owner will use II az "A
usF!outins station for q chain Of gro.
cery stores.
The sun., 1916-09-30
PLANNING WEST SIDE HOTEL.

Rouse 4 Goldstonc have completed
plans for a fourteen story apartment
hotel to be erected at n cost OF s35O.OOo
nj 2is 10 ESQ West 1884 street by the
go West 1884 Street Company. LOUIS
Cowan secrc:ary.
The sun., 1916-09-30
TAKES DARIEN DWELLING.

Tease & Gilman have sold for J. Rod.
cr'ck buchanan TO Mrs. Olive y. Ward n
waterfront residence at Tokoncke, Darien.
Conn.
The sun., 1916-09-30
BROKERS IN COUNTRY SALE.

Pease q Gilman m Thomas n.
Cooke negotiated the sale Of Alta Crest
at Greenwich. Conn. for Mrs. Alonzo NJ,
Zabriskie tn Mrs. A. Sylvia Wilkes,
daughter Of the late Mrs. Hetty Green.
The sun., 1916-09-30
EAsToN MAN BUYS l.. !. ACRES.

larry e. Bryant OF Huntington has
s,Ia To :, Bruce Of Easton. Pa, IA tract
~ sH acres In the Dix Hills. Huntington,
= l. Theodore 5. Hall was the broker.
The sun., 1916-09-30

Southern steers. SStbaTso: cows. OAS1
7..5. hei'ers. ssaab 30; stockers and feeders,
s5r7i.; hu''s, f5Gdbc caves, IL, so.
sheep Receipts 900; steady. Lambs.
500 d AZ. ychr''nss. t;tolsc5; wethers.
s7uT.5; ewes, SS.j0Is %.
IITrSBI RG. sept. ?e-cAtt!e-Steady;
supply, ilsht. choice. S26ns7s; prime.
sh,rp- steady; supply light Prime
wcthc!.. $;.s0is.oi cu,ls ana common.
sstopi; lambs. $500 1880; yea! calves,
IIoys-S,.ady: receipts, Is double decks.
priin" hravi.s. SIo.s0dlosn mediums,
$40 so RIO -. heavy Workers. $40 20 Il 10. 20:
light Workers, 81 tou9..j: pigs. '9y $50:
TouEhs. $3.50 u 50.
VAST mrrALO. sept, D-caue-H~
r'Ip'-, 800. -lnW.
y,ai- I,r'elp'-, 900; vow, NNgH
Hog Receipt. 200, active. Heavy.
So 50 q 90 -. MIXED and Workers. 1850 !
ia.G5; llpht WORKERS.. 27adlo? 81: p!e. :.
So ;ou9;,i rourhs, ''FoG3; -; stass s.
a,.i.
sheep arI Iamhs-R.ce.pt,, t.coo; slow.
Lambs, sS-Or - %: ycarling., s5E0as.
wrthers, Sr>23, ewes. '3gI.5c. sheep.
MIXED. 81
l~INCINNATI. sept :a-Hoss-Receip,..
I aln; stcti,. Packers anil butchers. go IS
n 1855: commou tn choice. $500 .. So. p,gs
and lights, s. 80; s'ass T5oWo.
Cattle Ro.oIpta, 300, steady, steers, Is
gS5h. calves steady,
sheep Receipts. 400; STEADY. Lambs
steady.
The sun., 1916-09-30
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SAILED FOR NEW yppK

So rrederik VIII. from Chri.,iansand
- Kansas City. from Bristol.
Sc Omega. from Gibraltar.
- American. from Santos.
IS Fl Dia. from Galveston
- III Mar, from Galveston
50 Arapahoc, from thncstDa
IS Huron. from Jackson,
- I~,anipas1s. frOsr f.v v
IS Claudio. from Norfolk.
The sun., 1916-09-30

VHUutn OF FOurtecnth strcet.)
BEDFORD ST, 81, Q =. 20 n Barrow 1T, :5x
6b-Jennie Herr TO Eugenia Vandalism.
u Carmlne ST. Sept &c: atty. Lawyers
rite 60. .l60 Bway. .........,
ST. -s5.Si-A b and IN OF Earl
q PRO for $50. 600. also cash. stocks sc,
decd OF trust and agreement on surety
bond OF $4,000. Nov 20, i9ii-Frederic
~ Carnochan to Gouverneur VI Carro-
chan. New city. n Y. due oct J.. 1913.
Int as per bond: at;ys Worcester. w 4
=. 20 broad .st......................t
"a ME- PROPERTY. also stocks. bonds.
cash. &C.. deed Of trust and agreement on
surety bond for $50, 000. Aug IL. 1913
Vouyerneur VI Carnochan. Jr. to same,
MS father, a. trustee. In trust for party
Mrst part. at rs. sAInc.
The sun., 1916-09-30
RESULT At
LAT s:0s THIRD AVENUE

by James y, Donovan.
JEROME Az. Q =. as . IN ~. 6iGx
7U,2x trreg; SacAnt--S II Barber agt Emil
Schwsb ct al; due, os,s7t.st; taxes. etc.
esst; to the plaintin. .....-.....,..Sl0o
The sun., 1916-09-30

Incoming Ne.,,i>--Hy Wireless.

50 stockholm, ,,n,houhuI. Ur'.- rtt
of Sandy hooN AZ noon y''t''.aH Nay du /,
Monday cyenlns.
\. Finland, 80 milo. cast 81 Sandy HOOK
o. 4. n. VIII dock sunday afternoon
The sun., 1916-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united States Cols, and Geodet,c survey
Standard Time.
gun rises ....,55oAM Sun c's......sp1 p NJ
Moon sets.....T;i0 L. N.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
esnay Hook ..s:itA Gov Island. .s:f7
Hell G1tc......ll .csA
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy hook .?:5aAM Gov. Island. .s;N An
Hell Cate. Il. ~ A NJ
The sun., 1916-09-30
BUSINESS RECORD.


WILLIAM /. ToN, 1H0 West Ninety nrst
street; voluntary Liabilities. 5000. no
assets.
GEORGE c.. HOFFMAN,. Mount Kisco:
voluntary. Liabilities. f2s.o67: no assets.
rrli .iut' claims: Gilbert T., Ganun,
S2,tIu. John tonnor. e..233. Gsorgs W
The sun., 1916-09-30
ARRfvED--FRrpAY. ~s.p,.moe, .


50 Baltic. ii:5s r. NJ. Thursdsy, Liverpso,.
Sept. q.
5. strathleven. $40 r. NJ. Bordeaux.
:. Nood.rdyk. ii,1 p. NJ. THURSDAY. K'-k.
wall Sept. 1G.
s. Navahoe. $50 A. ~, Gibraltar, Sept. 10.
IS Clifton. $50 A NJ, La Rochelle. sept. 10.
se kosezr. s;i3 \. n, Algers. sept Z.
Ss Junsshoved. 1910 A. NJ, St Lucia.
IS Malm. $50 p NJ, sasua, Sept. u.
e. yaiisco. 8 4. n. TuSpsn, SEPT. -,
IS Tanpico.. 1878 r. NJ, Thursday. Gre
tobal. Sept. 10.
Sc korona, { 4 ~, s.. Thomas. Sept. q.
- II Rio. Galveston. Sent -.
IS Apache. Jacksonville. Sent; n
: Illinois. Norfolk, sept =
- pinar del. RIO. Norfolk. sept ~
IS Pawnee. fmIlliclphia. Seit -.
80 A.hios Gera-imos, Norfolk. sept. -
s itlhccss An,!c, Norfolk sept. 49,
- Jamestown, Noriollt. Sent. q.
- Illinois. Norfolk. sept. -
IS Mamma Hata. Baltimore. sept. q.
The sun., 1916-09-30
FURNISHED mnu>E> To LET.

So \ Mp%TU u,au''fIi w3ntsl ho!is
hy the ocean 'a.fe'I g it~rished, ICONS
and bath, reRnN f'r immediate "ccuinncy,
~ minutes from NArhattaL or bro u. yu,
WIFI rent 20 patty "l'h satisfactory ref
.ret,"- STpONS'T i;rALTN COMPANY.
sui" sos. West 3ith s.. New York
TI'v.
The sun., 1916-09-30

Ml,rh,,t,n rs,,nI n.r,h ,,n,h .,....

tNtnhatton Island. north ~ 10Th street
.ii1i ST, -. :.j " DNly. .SNi00 II. Sent
%"-fred"ric VI Moody 20 Juo j Ftldher,,
10 "ntraI fafE. West, due and int as
rcr bond. ATTY j II latg!s. 81 Liberty
~ run
AMSTERDAM Az. . >. li9 ~ itG,h' -,
ssN,op, sept l"-ThoS II and Julia \ Nc.
Bras" 20 M!nuis Il Mcbride, 90 " 1884
e.. due aui Ia: n per ipni. prior ufy
S-','on; ats. Thos j. Mcbride. -? -
,-..r,t - o. :. F.F'' - s'f's O. ~. WV
i''Th ST, 80" W = =. ~ " Amsterdam
NV. E~tNs,.ll. S'pt -9-Marh!e iiil De
N".ppHlent ." tu Delta Holding ,orpu.
III BNaN, due and int as per bond. prior
mug $4,000: at.y. JUl4us n Zcs.- '''
IMAE.... ...... ........... . s. 1850
The sun., 1916-09-30
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

For eastern New York. fair and cooler
perHturc; fresh northwest winds.
For New Jersey, fair to-day ana to-nor.
row; warmer Tomorrow moderate 10 iresh
"i Fer north SrnasN ew England. clearing and
cooler to-day; tomorrow. fair: moderate
westerly winds.
For southern New England, fair ana
coulter to-day: tomorrow, fair; fresh north'
west winds.
FIR western New York. fair and con.
tinued cool To-day. Tomorrow. fair. with
rising temperature; moderate Westerly
NEW YORK. Sept 3o.--Tho depression
from the lake regions moved eastward yes,
northern New York reached southwark Into
tho south Atlantic States. and In con-
Junction With thu western high pressure
and is attendant cooler weather. caused
rain In the 81. Lawrence Valley. lake re-
gions. OHIO Valley and tho Atlantic Statcs.
The pressure. was high over all sections
wes, OF tho middle lake regions. and the
AleghanY Mountains, except on the nofth-
western border and In the extreme South
west.
The centre Of high pressure had dropped
.outhward to A position over northern
Texas and Oklahoma.
II was warmer In tbs middle Atlantic
states and New England. hut cooler west
ward into the central valleys.
Temperatures were be ow tho freesing
frosts occurred In Illinois, Missouri. Kan
sss. Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota.
In THIS city this day opened fair. became
cloudy ana showery. followed by heavy
rain in the afternoon; warmer; wind gen
orally light. but occasionally BRISK, south
80 southwest. average humidity. 10 per
cent. barometer. corrected to real to sea
level. at 5 a. NJ, :9.Ss, . l.. W.. 1917.
The sun., 1916-09-30
FIRE RECORD.

a. ". Damage
io:ie-i-3-i.S Mercer st.; Charles
broadway Rouss ......... .Oligh
Fort Washington nv;
y ~.
I:oo-.is Morton .. vacar.
I::,-?i3 Ea., s:d q. central ~
Turn N"rc'n GymuasiJm.... $500
i'Io-tl5 Pleasant az; Joseph
go. tiner,n Trihins
I:3b-2la las SD ST.; Central
Turnvrr"!u $500
ei2'-:07 Columbus av.. David Win.
rari ........ rrihins
s'so-Ss West liSth ct BENJAMIN
$3.50 aHl ~ Montgomery 81
Lena Wcs'er. ...,...... Trlr.ng
$50 Christopher 81. NJ. Ma
honey .... ... T-,rine
The sun., 1916-09-30
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
10th streets.)

sgd ST, n 8, ITO G 81 av. - strip, oStS
-NO,&iaS3i1ia-Farmer Loan a. Trust
60 and nno, eNrs. sc, James Evcrard.
70 .Chas and Augusta I. Gruncr. Sal y
b2d AZ. tenants 10y entirety. - I. Aug 81:
.nttys, Gellcr, X 4 II. ~ Exchange pl. 81
'1TH ST, : 3, 50 " LcNins ION aN, S9,bx
ICE. With u { 20 strip on W. "; SO
ciety OF Boaux Arts Architects to BeauN
Arts Institute OF Design. L. l. 18th 81.
mtg $4,000. Sept ] atty. Lawyers L N
io1TH ST. 81 l.. = 9. ii1G W Park ay. iS.a
MlVO ll--chas. * Rose Wilder 10 Tille
Wilder, ?3j L. 1884 e.. n Samuel y
Freedman, eco EiVcfsid" Drive. trus. Ii
part. mtg. $1,000 On whole, sept 81. atiN.
,,SN Freedman. 1875 Bway. sioo
ii9mh ST; z:s f. : :, alo g % nv. .SN
fef. TO Bond IL MIG Guarantee 60. l;5
felnsen 81. Bklyn. sept 80: atty. Title q
The sun., 1916-09-30

18TH ST, los W. n 9. = " 9th nv. :5SGa.
sept Is Bnyo kelly, to me
Immigrant ludIst say Bank. due Sept
II chambers .'.....
6iTu sr. 1850 W. n $. les g West Erl
a., luONi"o.., Sspt .S-Hulson Motor
car 80 81 y \ t. S"tm"u's Bank for
say, - Wal -, : Nrs, 4l.', Btiys. cad-
Nader W & 4. A. Va = .
sJIH 81. "3t W, u ; :35 " West End aN.
.uNlN.--IItk J olk-cnN TO y \ saw
li"rs, ~ Nth Az. In" a, ps- boui
jup \ button. ~ N,Idcn hnc.. 10000
S6rH ST. 5o@-3oS ". : =. ioo W Wet EuI
~, NNl0@ - sept -a--Es.sv. 60 q,
metropolitan LII lus 60. Mad nv, due
\, Mad aX Sas o0o
The sun., 1916-09-30
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. n attorneys mans Is omitted
address party OF the first part.)
uowntovu.
The sun., 1916-09-30
East side.
East Side.
East az ristb a,sru, ,,,.o.r r,,r,.r,

NHest VI ruin avenue, h'tWccn fourtcentn
aud 10th s~trccts.)
9TH ST, > :, So " Lexington av, 81, sy
lps., with a I to strip on " y. Sept
l-Beaux Arts Institute ~ Design To 80
cirty OF n'eaux Arts Architects. l!G j
nSln - yrs. . ~ c.. ATTY, Lawyer
TItle ~ L %. 100 nMaN.. 2.gOU
The sun., 1916-09-30
EUROPEAN MAILS.

highest temperature. rs. at IL NJ
Lowest temperature. 20. at 10 r. NJ.
Average tSmperature c..
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Manhattan Judgments Fii,d.

Manhattan Judgments Fii,d.
FIRST name - that Of debtor
i"-s, Joseph !" Sands. ...........,.. S::7:N
'nllius, tlhrtrc" II. Z, Wenhsm. o.. 1l,t
Collins, John T. story Il Clark Piano
a." .--.; ..M.."..". 6NlN
Dewey Realty Coz, I. Willard Co,
Inc 900. "-,o":,"y"",.""..... 1855
Einstcln. George Ann Haviland.
Inc, 49,. ,..":".".",.-""". s: 81
Grimwood. Victor. 4 Ruth Grin,wood
w, $. Mason .."-..,..-..".... s,l0s7
Golh"rnan, Morss-A. booker. ,,...,. l,72l,73
Grlmwood W = M,."n, ,,."",,... :,is,o:
Koch, Christian II r~"mpkins kiel
Marble vo....".... ..,.",.,.... ~ II.
Malcolm. Thomas So. w. Steever, zoos 3;
Peterson, James St, W. Stct'cr.. c,ooj,37
Brony JudEments Filed.
Clarke, Margaret An, Messcrschmilt SSll "a
I.aspina Morris Cut stone Co, John
IAspina and Alexander Morris j. J,
rslahrc .",...-.... .."..,". 7Sssa
phrlrn bros t"nst' 90 IT, Slehcrt.. i,<c0. 40
robert e., Mccartney tnnst. Fire
Proof Products CO., nr.......... SSS Is
Manhattan satisfied Judgments.
FIRST name debtor: second creditor: date
OF fling
l.inrl. George w, receivers, Coyir:
April II, sli,....... ......,.. ',5,lmT
Van Tiur, Thomas H., "Sccutor-H.
=. lloushtnn: July ), 1918 ,,........ bss N
Iironx satisfied Judgments.
Wcigcl. nosu-i;. l.. Green ~ com
August u, Dis.."-".""......,. ti.s:o -
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r>rVR>i>mED APARTMENTS TO LET.
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
endcr's Attorney
downtown.


ST. 81. @ .. ?; n Barrow At. ASK
So, Sept 2g-Eugcnia Zandalasini. ~
sarmine st. to Jennie Herr. on premises.
yrs, . y c; atty. III Edwards. 10 VIII
lST Az. " =. i:.G . 9Th st, 2t.3x5i6, sept
ss-itenry 7 Brinckmann TO Dry Dock
per bond: atty, Frank NJ Tirhcno-, 81
Park Row oDO
The broad ax., 1916-12-30
Never.

Never" is word which is wrongly
defined in the dictionary.
In that book We gather the under
standing that never" means not at all,
fOrevermOre.
But
Each day in our broad land young
women vow that they will never for
give young men.
Men lift their right hands to high
heaven and swear that they will never
take another drink.
! Husbands promise never to forget to
write every day.
! Wives promise never to make an
other extravagant and foolish purchase.
Candidates aver that they will never
run for Office again.
! Women say they will never speak to
some one any more.
/ In all these cases never" means any
length Of time from one hour to four
days.-Life.
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Squeaky Shoes.

"While conducting a research for in
formation on the origin of certain fash
ions Of the past" writes Zim in the Car
toons Magazine, 81 discovered the rea-
son for the existence of the squeak in
shoes. The squeak was once deemed
fashionable, and men Of great impor-
lance in the affairs of the country de-
manded it in their footwear, and cob
blers were paid 2 shillings extra for
putting it in. The squeak boot denoted
the approach of some one of impor-
lance, and the way was made clear at
once in the same manner as a bicy-
cler's shrill whistle warns you to look
to your interests. During the squeaky
period men found it difficult to sneak
into the house after II p. m. without
being discovered and disgraced. Re-
moving the shoes before entering the
house is an invention which followed
the squeaky shoe era, and, while the
former is now almost absolute, the lat
ter is still in vogue and as popular as
ever with married men,"
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Louis Compliment to Condo.

One need not overlook the enormous
shortcomings of Louis XIV. as a man
and as king to admit that in some i'm
portant respects he tried to do his
duty" He was hard working sover-
eign both in the sphere Of administra-
ton and in that social sphere which
was to his mind no less important. So
courteous that he never passed the
poorest woman about the palace with
out lifting his hat, he carried polite
consideration to the level of a fine art.
In the way of courteous speech there
are few things nobler than his remark
to the great Condo as the old hero
was slowly ascending>the great marble
staircase at Versailles. Condo apollo
gized for being so long In mounting the
steps, at the top Of which the king
stood waiting. "Ah, cousin" Louis re-
piled, zone moves slowly when one is
laden with laurels."
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The African MARRIAGE system.

You cannot fancy how deeply COM
plicated the African marriage system
Is or how many ramifcatiOns there
may be to a "woman's palaver." One
day Mr.. Heminger was sitting in a
hut talking with two members of his
congregation, wives of one husband.
He was talking to them about their
sins, which were Of an obvious charac-
ter. The younger woman had been ac-
cused Of stealing food. Then he turned
to the elder, Wawa, she Of the ten
children, five of them dead and five Of
them cruel.
"Wawa," he said, "why cannot you
live at peace with this wife Of your
husband? Why are you always quar-
relingP They are notorious scrap
pers) "Well," said Wawa, "she was
bought with one of my children, and 1
cannot forget it."-Jean Kenyon Mac
kenzie in Atlantic