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G. w. MYERS, Register
-(First publication May 26)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Coal--Act 6-22-10
Serial Mo Oh 4S91

~ a. Serial No. UI4e9I
/ Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Miles City, Mont, May 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Evan b.
Hughes of Watkins, Mont, who on June
10, 1912, made Homestead entry No.
O14S91s for E1a, Section II, Township IGN,
Range 46E., NJ P. Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make three year proof
10 establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Peter Rorvik, U. S. Com
missioner at Circle, Mont, on the 9TH
day of July, 1916.
A. Linden, John Mapes, James Malcolm
and Lewis Caulfeld all of Watkins, Mon
tana. ..
G. w. MYERS, Register.
-. fFirst publication May 26)
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-02

A reward of 5000 will be paid for
information leading to conviction OF
any party shooting or ill-treatlng
any stock with above brand.
The sun., 1916-11-28
CLINTON WIN.
Prevent Commercie Lads From VIM
ming q single Event.

De WITT Clinton's swimmers defeated
those Of the High School Of Commerce
In Il dual meet In the West Sixtieth
street baths yesterday. The score was
a to 20. Commerce swimmers failed
% win an event. Polk Of Clinton was
The Individual star. He won the SO n
go yari swlms in ine style. The SUM
nat.es:
lsh Yard Relsy-won by De witt Clinton
tfi'4s IONS, Betz. schin. Langer) Com
nfI'" ."lckfors, Goetz. McAleer' VaiD. sec
ond Tlme-ls33
10 Yard swim-won by Polk, Clinton;
Wlckfors, Commerce. second; Schin. Ciin-
tor. THIRD Corey. Commerce. fourth. Time
~ as seconds.
100 Yard swim-won by LANCER. Clinton;
val. Commerce, second. lOewy. clinton
MA, Goe,z. Commerce. fourth. Time
80 Yard swim-won BY Polk. Clinton;
Hartman. Clinton. second; Corey. Com
ne--. 'hirt; McAleer Commerce. fourth
Time 80.
r1ige for Distance--won BY. Rosen:
sirrr, clinton, so feet: Herman. clinton, 30
i''' gec1nd; Beers. Commerce. <5 feet.
'hitd Nu0blOck, Commerce. 20 feet. fourth.
Form pive-won BY Freshman. Clinton.
:. points Ke.tenbanm. Clinton. - po!nts'
rconf Rocker, Commerce. 49, Reints
n'Ta' Gilon, commsrca. tkS points. seusth-
The sun., 1916-11-28
TOURS,
maTO8
W Tickets by ali lines. Ideal Cruises.
Best Service 4 Lowest Available Hate.
MARSTEkS, lz4s B'way, n. 7. City
L


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
THIS, against BARNETT LEVY. ct al. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of . judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above-entitied action and bearing
date the 9Th day Of November, 1918. !.
ment named. will sell at public auction. at
the Exchange SaIesroom. No. 1<-1s Vesey
Street. In the Borough of Manhattan. City
Of New York. on the 9Th day OF December.
JOSEPH p. DAY. A%uctions.r. Ii: pr.ml..:
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follow:
ALI that certain lot. piece o. parcel
OF land. with the building and improve:
being in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
Of New York, County and State of New
York. bounded and described as foilows:
BEGINNING at . point on the ENsterly
side Of First Avenue: distant forty ttol fee!
formed by the Intersection Of the Northsrly
side OF sixty-eighth Street. with the East.
erly side OF First Avenue; running thence
Eas parallel with siSty-eighth Street
one hundred ,lo0) feet; thence Northerly
parallel with First Avenue. forty t<o) feet
thence Westerly. parallel with Sixty-eightf
Street. and part OF the way through an
other party wall. one hundred Coo) fee
TO the E@ssterly side of Firs, Avenue: thence
Southerly and along tho Easteriy side o.
First Avenue. forty ttoJ feet to the poin
or place OF beginning"
Dated. New YORK.. November II. 1915.
GEO. GARDINER FRY. Referee.
BENZ. NJ. KAYE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Iss Broadway. New York City.
The following 10 a diagram of the prop
erty to he sold: Its street Number 10 ii7'
First Avenue:
The sun., 1916-11-28
SALES.

l.. ]. FIRUSKI, Auct'r. 70 Bowery. sslis
10 A. NJ. unredeemed pledges Of every de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbrokers. including all dia m
rub,es, sapphIres. pearls. emeralds, all other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains, studs. bracelets, locke or
other mounting. all Jewelry. watches. sil-
yerware, guns. Instruments, furs. clothing.
cameras, all other goods pledged previous
10 dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Nov. 2s--Geo. Weaver. $50 9TH Ave,
prior Nov, 20. 1913. to No. sass, II: speier
l. Co, 1884 I'd Ave. prior Nov. 20. 1913. to
Nov. 2s-chas. Mayer, 1ss 9Th Ave. prior
Nov. 10. Asl5. to No. a7aas; also Nos, a.
msnt emeralds, rubies and pearls.
,,l 1sc' Also Nos. aGsi 7s soos91, sssscso1s. SsssScss.
seSig, 32g25, 33lit. 1890. S3537, S7l7.
S2Os2, 1888, diamond ring Of 1914, 80223.
2sO76, t6399. diamond pin OF 1907. <633O,
diamond ring OF 1907. ts33i. diamond ear
rings Of 1907. +6s3?, diamond pin Of 1907.
lOO05, diamond ring Of 1907: ttoss, dia:
m0nd cluster ring OF 1907. ll9<i; diamond
Dec; ~ P6il,p.' iSI Bqw.,y, prior
Sol W.. 4sd At. +. sobel 4 Son, il2s "a
Ay. prior Nov. ~. 1915.
pee 5-M. Bruck helmer.. 1870 81 Ave,
prior Nov. rs, 1915. TO No. 1880. N. a l.
bruckheimer. ana Sd Ave, prior Nov. 90.
1915, To No. 2S200. NJ. Simons 4 Son. 26b
Grand ST.. from Aus. !. 1915, to Oct. 81,
pee; SRI 1,Ssr;:n, ga D.
The sun., 1916-11-28
the Closed Season for Big and Upland Game In the New
- Haaaal~ s.

inersbie distress. sadness ana misery. Of
. ssasick victim will not wonder at this.
the iaymsn. that the subject OF an attack
OF seasickness was for some time after I'M
But. on the contrary. II 10 we'll known
to-day that seasickness 10 often more IN
furious than beneficial. for many psr;ons
s s1S,,u wssh ,sr ,,y end S Ssy:es s,, end an 'V s.tsea.
The usual view In the past hat sessick-
ness originated from . sensitive and dis
and a regurgitation of tho bile into the
stomach has been In recent years COM
pleteiy exploded; and all the former REM
ediss. such as ealomsl. eathsrtic:. lemons;
pickles. champagne and other treatment
for a disordered stomach and the alimsn-
'a s.as snlal Sims IS m %so', fyr.a a,.SSrd With tn.
rnents. Rarely Is a healthy. phlegms Ito
lean subject to the disease. OF all ma
tionalities the Americans lead in number.
Space will not permit the writer 70 touch
upon other causes, such as lack OF blood
pressure. slow pulse. the Irritation OF tn:
pneumosas'rio. nerve. or the effect of
tiers III. cabin Of a steamer. on the olfse.
tory nerves. II has been observed that tbs
latter. IN some cases, hs. caused nausea
In connection with the olfactory nerve.
the sense OF smell-it 10 claimed hat u
the olsactory nerves OF . puppy are de-
The philosophy advocated BY the preesn,
day authorities IL that s~easicknsss 10 Q
system. and the srsa,msn, 10 follow IL IN
harmony with the philosophy.
DR.. George N. Beard has made EXTENSIVE
experiments on long and short voyages. "
different climates. embracing persons OF
different t~emreraments. and the conclu'
sions reached are that there In no Other
nervous disease. with perhaps one or two
exceptions. so completely under control al
seasicknoss-so much so that the mos, sen
si,ive and delicate women who. unless Ger.
tain prescribed treatment were used, would
no Frustrated. even in smooth waters. have
crossed the ocean in rough as we'll a. II
calm weather without discomfort.
Thus science has found n plan OF pre-
y@entlon and relief. which. in q great ma
so the laughter or wife OF a New iorh
nshcrnau can enjoy and be benented BY
the fresh air OF tho, ocean without fear OF
The treatment Is very simple ana ineS'
p~ensive. and consists In taking a few dosei
~ bromide OF sodium a day or two Pc
II would be advisable, OF COURSE TO con
suit a physician before using a drug. al
though It is a perfectly harmless drug.
tenn. or IN. partial Sromisation Of the sys.
tenn, which does the trick. Let u. assume
that the day named for a sail to the Fish
Ing Bank. is on a THURSDAY; an. =,
Tuesday. two days previous. take thes'
powders. morning. noon ana night. Q
bromide o; :Sdium. of ., ten srnin: ss al
iu,ed with cold water. say . full hal
on wednesday. the day previous. tire,
TThur.asy morning.. The day Of ,s. ,rir
one powder ~ twenty grains. diluted In :
sohie, ~ cold water. ] have prescribed
and the p~nt'er,. hsv. returned hom. In
vigorated' with n bloom on their cheeks
~i;hou. n touch OF se~asicknsss.
The sun., 1916-11-28

Franz <. sPEScER. Jr.. a. commi,,..
OF Louisa oarharino,. an incompetent. and
MARY BERAkplNI,,. Plaintiffs. again.t
and STEPHEN ACUNTo. Defendants.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN INrERLOcli.
TORY JUDGMENT OF PARTITION AND
SALE duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the sth
the Referee in said Judgment named. Will
sell At Public Auction TO the highest BID
der. by ARTHUR e. SHERIDAN, Auction
Ger. AT the Exchange saleerooms. No. ~
and ID Nesey street. IN the Borough OF
9Th day OF December. 1916. at twelve o'clock
noon. the premises directed by said Judg-
ment TO be sold and therein described as
AL tina, certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate. lyinG and being in the City of New
York. In the Twelfth Ward thereof. and
bounded and described as follows, viz (:
BEGINNING At 81 point on the norther'y
side of one hundred and twenty ninth
Easterly from the Northeasterly corner Of
Fourth Avenue and one hundred and
twenty-ninth street, thence running East
erly along the northerly side OF Ono hun
dred and Twenty ninth street, twenty -fve
feet thence. Nor,herly on "a line. parallel
with Fourth Avenue, ninety-nine feat
eleven inches to the centre line of the
block; thence Westerly along said centre
line twenty-five feet; thence southerly and
on a line parallel with Fourth Avenue.
erly side OF one hundred and twenty ninth
Street. at tho point or place of beginning,
being the premises now known as Number
One hundred and fifteen East one hundred
and twenty ninth street.
The following 10 a diagram OF the prop
srtv 10 he nold.
The sun., 1916-11-28

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT.
NEW YORK CouNTY-clTlZENS SAY
IL HUBER as Administrator with the will
annexed Of Sadie A. Huber. deceased. ct al.
Pursuant to q judgment entered Novsm.
Der 10, 1918. tho undersigned Will sell at
public auction at the Exchange Salesroom.
Manhattan. New York City. at twelve
o'clock noon on December bth. 1915. BY
Joseph +. Day. Auctioneer.. tho mortgaEed
cold, situate on the Northerly side OF lsoth
street in tho Borough of Manhattan. City
Of New York, distant 2s2 feet ~essterly
from 9th Avenue being 10 feet In width
front and rear by 80 feet IL inches In depth
on each side. both sides running partly
Ing diagram:
The sun., 1916-11-28
EUROPEAN MAILS.

tn. Spanish liner Alfonso XII. sailing
TODAY for Nigo. VIII take mai, closing
The italian liner Dante AliShierI sailing
to-day for Genoa, will take mail, clos
Ing. a, 1850 A. NJ, for Italy. Switzerland
The American liner Krocnlsnd. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. VII take mai
CLOSING at $500 Nj for EurGp. .s1crrt
Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey, the netherlands
Norway Sweden and nenm.rk). Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies also r1r
spain and Portugsl when specially ad-
The Italian liner R.rn. ,dl,sNs, sailing
Th9r.Sas fTT Gsro a,s ~ai, IaSc al for '' i.aiv'
Switzerland and Greece must be specially nd
dressed ~
IT. The r,, G"MnIs'F VIII r'" ,nss m. .fi''" clo.l r.''a az
,;so II NJ, for Great Britain, ireland and
south Africa. also specially addressed cor
respondence for other countries. except Ger
many. Austria Hungary. LuIemhurs. hui.
gnria, Serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands. Nor.
way. Sweden and Denmark.
Thn Cunarder ~lAcoria sattng SATURDAY.
for Liverpool, vii, take mai. closing a. 1890
r. II. Tor Gres, Britain, Ireland. Belgium,
Russia and South Africa, also specially
tries eycert Germany, Austria, Hungary.
NNSSi'ssrisnd.. Norway Sweden ana Den.
TIN. American liner Ph,sd.lphia, .arirs
Saturday, will a mail. closing at $3.50
A, NJ. Tor Europe Except Germany. Aus
tris. Hungary, Luxemhurg. Bulgaria,
Serbia. Turkey. Netherlands. Norway, swe-
den and Denmark, Africa. West Asia and
the East Indies; Spain and Portugal mus,
be specially addressed for despatch by this
steamcr,
The. French liner Rochambesu, ss,i,ns
Saturday for bordeaux. viii take mail
closing at noon, for France, Switzerland,
Italy. Egypt. Greece. British India. British
Fast Africa. siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Cey.
| Ion, Straits Settlements, Dutch East Indies
West Australia and Persia.
Tho Italian liner Duca d'Aosta. sailinl
Saturday for 3enoa- will take mail. clostn
at $3.50 \. NJ. for Gibrn'tor Italy. Swi',~r
land and Greece, specially addressed only
The White Star liner Cretic, sailing Sat,
| urday for Naples. will take specially al
| dressed mall. closing at 0 a. NJ, for Asorei
Islands, Gibraltar. Italy. Switzerland snt
/ arascN.
The sun., 1916-11-28
FRANKIE BURNS PROVES
AS CLEVER AS OF OLD
Veteran Smothers Jack Shar-
key, but Latter Stays Limit
at Pioneer 8. G.
~ GEORGE ..

Frankie Burns has seen ten years SER
VICE In the ring. In that lime he prob
ably has fought more champions than
any other knight Of the fvo ounce glove.
He fought Johnny Coulon several times
when Johnny was bantamweight cham
plon. whipped Digger Stanley. the Brit
ih bantam title holder. and only q rev
months ago went twenty rounds to o
draw with Kid Williams. the present
emperor OF the bantams. n fousht
Featherweight Champion Abe Attell,
his successor. Johnny Kilbane. Back In
1909 Burns went ten rounds with JACK
Britton, now w~elterwelght champion.
Good habits and clean living have left
Frankie Just as strong. Just as lightning
tAst and just as enduring as he was when
he crawled through the ropes for his
hrst glove combat a decade ago. frankie
showed that last night at h Pioneer 3.
c. when he smothered Jack 6harkey with
such a fusillade Of rapid hre iefte u
rights that Jack at times didn't KNOW
whether he was going or coming. 49,.
Gliding In an out-mostly straight
ahead-Frankie kept popping In ieits
and rights Till Jack covered his precious
physiognomv with protecting arms ana
elbows, as II attacked by a battalion OF
bloodthirsty Jersey mosquitoes. Burns
rsked Frankie fore and ART Win = choieo
assortment OF Jabs, tolts. hooks. crosses
and uppercuts and kept h West Sioer
% ~eternally on the defence hat he had
little time to show what he could do on
the attack.
Burns kept busy as a bee all or the
time, Sharkey fought In its and spens.
In his flashes OF fighting Jack maze !.
very interesting for the veteran. AZ
times Jack came out OF his turtle de-
fence and fought like a cornered bod
cat. Then the spectators rose on their
hind legs and lifted the roof on.
Boring IN fercely and blazing away
With both hands Burns continually
rushed Sharkey TO the ropes and pinned
him there with lefts and rights. once
Or twice the savageness OF frankie ;
PUSHES swept Sharkey right through the
ropes, raising the Ire OF the west Side
clans, who didn't at all like TO see their
favor!te so roughly handled.
The sun., 1916-11-28

Tho cruiser Albany has arrived at ssiina
Cruz tank shin Arethusa at Port Arthur.
cruiser Buffalo at Nsyidad Ray. gunhost Chat
tanoogA at Amarala, gunhoat Eagle at San
chez, 9, n transport Hancock NJ Guam
tanamo, collier Jupiter AZ Five Fathoms
Rank l'ghtshlr. cruiser Kanawha At Temp
k%insvtlle collier Nan.han AT Gulf Of Fon
srca. collier orion al Olongapo, destroyer
Preston q, Lynn Haven Roads. destroyer
Reid al Charleston. supply ship Supply 81
Yokohama
ri. collier Crclops has sailed from New York
for Hampton Roads, cruiser Denver from San
, Diego for Gulf Of Tnnscca, gunhoat MachisA
from ssrto Domingo city for Sanchez. destroyer
Monaghan from New York fer Jacksonville, via
charleston, cruiser New Orleans from Ia Pas
10 Gusymas. battleship South Carolina from
| San Francisco for Puget Sound.
The sun., 1916-11-28

l30th Street.
Mortgage foreclosed 10 recorded In New
York ReGister's Once. Section Q, Libsr IS
Of Mortgages. page l0s.
The street number Is 23 East iS0th
Street. being In Block 1865. Section 8.
The approximate amount Of the mort
Thousand six hundred thirty.ssven and
$500 Dollars u7,6sIcs). The approxi-
mate amount OF taxes, assessments and
water rates H. One hundred sevsnty-two
and $500 Dollars vl72.s2l. with Interest.
Dated November 10th, 49,
BEALL 4 ROGERS, PisintiR's Attornsys.
once q p. o. Address l+t HroadWsy,
Manhattan. New Yerk City.
The sun., 1916-11-28
Fret Avenue.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-ds.
scribed property. IL to be sold. IL Nine
thousand hve hundred hfty;seven and
thereon from the ?<th day of october. iSls.
together with the costs ana allowance
amounting to Three hundred slxty-one and
st-i00 Dollars. with interest from Novein-
bcr 9th, 1919. together with the expenses
OF the sale, Tho approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, IL Fourteen hundred
seventy and s3-lo0 Dollars and Interest.
Dated, New York, November II. 1915.
GEO. GANDINEk FRY. RsfereA.
The sun., 1916-11-28
Due THURSDAY.
Due Friday.
ASIATIC MAILS.

Japan. Corea and China. via Seattle. Per
steamship INion, close at $50 r. N. on
Thursday.
San Francisco, pcr United StatD transport.
close at 1850 T., NJ. on Thursday.
Hawaii. VIA san Francisco, per steam
ship turline. close At 1850 i. N. on
THURSDAY.
Tahiti, Narqu.sas Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia except west), via
san Francisco. per steamship Natal. close
at II 1880 i. NJ. on Friday.
The sun., 1916-11-28
OUTLOOK FOR BOUTS
IN GARDEN DUBIOUS
Boxing Commission Demands
Change in Lease, Which Will
Probably Not Be Made.
a0SSIp OF ROPED ARENA

As.er a long. stubborn contest.
.~.,.,,,nr with verbal left hooks. rhetori-
a., smashes and eloquent rib roasters.
NJ burning question as to whether box
~ shall be resumed In Madison Square
ns,den was still unsettled last night.
ma outlook was dubious. Hostilities
iii be resumed In the same ring this
swsrnoop at the headquarters OF the
0oxinr Cmomission.
me principals In the combat yester-
s.v we're Emil Fuchs. former Deputy
Ittorney.General, who was seconded by
snhnny white and Harry Pollok. APP
s,,eants for tho license, and Fred
yTsnck. chairman of the commission.
wsncy swung his right at h first bell
IA landed hard In the shape OF a letter
snm Leonard J.. Obermeier. Deputy At
.o,ney-Gencral, setting forth that he ad-
I'D against the issuance Of a license.
MS ruling was based on h fact that
A. lease issued by The receiver
sssnsib,y for a year from November ~.
s.r,aIned a clause authorizing the
,s..or 10 cancel the lease at any time
sn ofteen days notice. Obermeler held
nat this did not conform to the law.
sh,eh REQUIRED club officials to hold q
S~ar's lease without restrictions.
Refuses 70 Change Lease.
v,chs countercd cleverly, and wenck
s,,,ly called for requirements In the
s.r,on Of Obermeier, who led 81 ef.
actively that Fuchs and his seconds
Nrally withdrew with the object OF get
,ins the receiver to change h lease 10
a. 70 meet with the approval Of the At
terney.Generals ONCE.
On returning to the rinGside. Pollok
.,6 white reported they were unable to
Ana Mccall. and all hands reached an
agreement whereby, n h LEASE were
.Ssnsed in a manner satisfactory to
obsrme,er, the license would BE- issued
dis afternoon.
II vas reported later In the evening that
Mccall had fatty refused to make any
VIBRATIONS in the lease. The Garden u
} advertised to be sold at auction on De-
esmbef 8.
walter Mohr. who failed TO keep an
nsaeement at the Flower City A. c..
Nochester, was ordered to box At that
dub December IL.
Licenses were granted to ne Union
Athletic Club Of Buffalo. and the York
Vie sporting Club OF SIS East Seventy
second street. this city.
Willie jackson, q boxer. who was
indefinitely suspended last month. was
eSinstated by the commission.
Good Doats Tonight.
An excellent programme 10 offered to.
sieht TO patrons Of the Empire club
fhe magnet will Be Benny Leonard. and
n will have an able opponent in Chick
sinner. q boy who has made rapid I'm.
proyement. Charlie Leonard, brother Of
Benny, will be seer In action on thu
same card, his adversary being Tin
Murphy Of Boston. Marty Cross wal
scheduled to box Badoud. but Cross In
tured . hand.
ne bout scheduled Il fake place a
~ Broadway Sporting Club tonight be
tween Jimmy O'Hagan and Jimmy Her
rck has been declared on because boil
the boxers declared they needed more
time to train.
The sun., 1916-11-28

JOsEPH SHONGOOD'S SONS. Julius
shongood, Auct.. " Bowery. sell 10 4. N:
NoY. .s-ClothIng. II. Goody. s7s Grand
st.. Brooklyn Raphiel Bros. li37 ga ay.
NJ Gritiefdd, 2it Myrtle av., prooklyn,.,
Nov. a9-Jewelry, Freemar Bros; sss
Central av.. Jersey CCii,,y' d. "" '''
Dec l-Diamonds. watches, tevsiry. &C.
r.. CHASER, 1850 I'd av.; John J. saver.
Dec Mems and women's clothing. dry
goods. shoes and all other goods pledged
prior Oct. I. 1915. to Ne e1ssf ahd az
Isaacs, cl36 sth av, u..,
'Dec. L-plamond., wstehs ror 's" "y =
1 1uus 10 No $4,000 c. Weaver. 7?G 10th av
The sun., 1916-11-28
EXCHANGE.
BRAND NEW 1915 HAYNES.

BRAND NEW lslo hNfNES
IN beautiful condition; has been
driven less than 5000 miles: tires
all. now, one extra. slip covers: etSi,j
srnm n car Just out Of the show
room: front seat is divided; very
comfortable and roomyi iofss
motnr ~ in exception lily NO con-
alton; gear shift Ia 81 ~ for manor
woman to drive an" ono LOOKING lor
a new Haynes sho, a look this over
and save money, the price In Alb
epiutely right o- c. nm
DS haa broad s.. SewaFk. ny.
- Al s~chlokOhrr. Used Car Manager,
'Theas Mulberry S?to.
The sun., 1916-11-28

East l2sth Street.
An undivided one-fourth part OF this prop.
erty Is subject TO u mortgage of 81, 500. 90.
With Interest, thereon from May ard. 1915.
Dated, November 18th, 1916.
ARTHUR /. HURLEY. Rsferss.
ROBERT j. CULHANE. Attorney for Plain
tins. 90 Wall street, Borough OF Man
haitian, City of New York.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Fair to-day and
warmer In the south portion; Tomorrow
increasing. doudlness. with moderete term
perature; fresh south and southwest winds.
For New Jersey-Fair and warmer to-
day; tomorrow overcast, with moderate
temperature; moderate to fresh southerly
For Northern New Ensiand-Partly
overcast to-day and tomorrow; not much
change In temperature; fresh south ana
For Southern New E~nsland-rair and
creaslnE cloudiness; fresh southwest winds:
For Western New ~York-Partly overcast
to-day and tomorrow and becoming unset
tied Z. morrow; fresh southeriy winds. -,
pressure prevailed over the extreme North
west and In a trough extending from the
upper lake regions to western Texas yes
terday and caused higher temperature In
ne Ths 81, p ? vas 2, .f sis Seu ovsi eastern and
southern sections from . centre on the
Virginia and North Carolina coasts and
high over part Of the Rocky Mountain ana
plateau States. Therefore temperature was
States.
Freezing weather occurred in central
Pennsylvania and outhwestward into
western South Carolina and northern oeor-
elsewhere east of the Mississippi was In
northern New England and the northern
u was much warmer from the wess Gulf
Rain fell on the north Pacific coast and
snow In eastern Washington. II was
cloudy In the central States and light snow
occurred In III. -: L.wrenss Tni'ss; Else
In this city tho day was fair ana
warmer; wind. fresh southwest; average
humidity. 6 per cent: barometer. cor
rected to read to sea level. at 8 A. NJ.
The sun., 1916-11-28
CITY A. c. BOXING.

Entries vii close 10 morrow for me Anna.
tsur boxing tournament 60 be held at The
CITY Athletic Ctul' neat Tuesday and
Thursday nights. Tho classes to be con-
tested Will DO los. ll5. ~, 1855 and li
pounds. Information can be had from IL,
Nsyeu. ~ West Fitty second street.