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Worcester. Mass. % Naval Observatory,
WashinFton Lieut., ~ bruce, detached
lurit"r to Nevada Lieut. | II Mayfeld,
detached command c. to Fl,ton undev
instruction IN snlNnirirrs li"ut. Cunior
grade, T.. Montgomery. detached r-i,
to ri when cn'umlss nrru. Ii"u, ,Iunior
rraiel T. W, nillinghaw, detached PARKER,
70 louisiana iirut liuu of gtiie) II, H..
Norton. d"'a' he'd works N'ilam Cramp y
Sons December so, 80 Nj hipan: Lieut..
,Iunior sratrl u - Hpush, detached
Michigan N,Ncmh IS, 80 Jupiter as
ouE.nPcr aud rN,,I'iN' officer Ensign
W. \, Forrcs'",. detached receiving chin
NJ Now York. 10 Florida. Passed As,
sistnnt. Surgeon g, III, Drsgoo, detached
Stations Newport
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RENT wEsTCHEsTER HOMES.

Fish & Marvin have rented for Mrs.
Sarah c. Brewer her house In Lawrence
Park. Bronxville. furnished, for tho win
ter to Carl Friedberg OF the Institute OF
Musical Art for Mrs. Charles knight
her house at. Lawrence Park, furnished.
for a term to Miss A. MacFadyon Of
New York,
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jacob sHONGrT. Auct'ones~. u New.
aHY aalla a Il O

Nov, 7-IArge consIe nment JeWelry.
Nov. S-Clothing prior Oct. ~. 1918,
from s?s:, &c, lI27o, weinSerser, iss
Ave A. II. Monday 4 Sons. ~ Manhattan
ST. l.. Jacobs. $50 Srd Ave.
Nov. 9-Jewelry, watches. diamonds and
pledges Of every description pledged to
Nov. .. 1915, to No. s0g9i, inclusive. 4.
kaskel & Sons, Q Columbus Ave,
Nov, lo--Jewelry, wa ches. dia monds and
pledges OF every description prior Nov. 2,
1915. J. |" Fruhauf. $50 Bowery. q. Edel.
stein q Co. e6?y srd Ave-.
Nov, la-Clothing, &c,, prior Nov. 6. 1915,
Wnnnar & EMAlh. RrnnklXn.
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with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Dow ntOwn.


with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
'south Of Fourteenth strestb
FULTON sT $50 " cor clin st .:o-an.
y W ;"sei 's,SI ionSoid' A. pas,' M"y 3,
s,ty' GA M.r.Sail. as PARK Row; SiSooo
and a, . s Of .ll.y through to Wash.
inx,on ct. az axso loxeO. iin64, Nov q
M sai Nor 4 k "o GSn,,n 60 to dsuver,
mr. mtg s:S.ooo; atty. Hy T Randall. lts
Bwsy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
,Eas, OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Sd sl. Az; :. Y IA fer al f' ON l e; = IT, :r' !a;o r .sS
iHi oialns s co 1't ,c ssaI I osi sM ST :sth i. r
Rfiyn: %in''ai's. 800 mo, p c; addrss.,
7ap ST aii:si e. run. n 77a \ wass
S;f Ia :. a.. ssai.. q Az .,rIpp
hait to Ro,.ntSsi Bros. Inc. sti i 7sd
-, due and in, 's per bond, pr mtg
7oTm st. s?i u. 2sxio?a 9. Nov l-T.o ii
Beck 10 Herman Hccht. 3lY r 10th st,
M s.SyTTss p & pr mss y 200 5000
Michael 4 and Jas g Hogan to Emigrant
Indust. SAY Bank. S yrs. s p g attys.
R& O'Gorman, ~ Chambers 81 . 1000
WeN Ride.
West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets
sTH Az. 523.2s, 1s.sxslx irrss. l.asehoid.
oct 25-M u Holding Co to ChHs II Pool.
Nntlsy. y j. ? yrs. eT atty. saul Levine,
s:D ST ms. aai = 9Th av. l7.iOoii. Nov !
Emily H.. wife sidney + Wilcox. to
Bowery Saw Bank. 1928 Bowery. . yrs,
40 attys. cadwsiader. W 4 7 ~
ssTrH ST. les ". i,s,Ocs. Dec i. 1855"
John r. X Eckerson to Mary r Colinan.
due Dec /. 1905. to sttys. Cannon 4 g,
1875 SWAY VIZ, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street
iisTH ST. els T.. 31.lNl00.5 Nov %-Bea-
,rlce 2 Brand TO Mortimer Harris, ~
W SD Of. due Feb !. 1920, SO, pr mtg
$1,000. atty. Lawyers Title a r Co. 1850
DwAy $500
I:STH 81 n .. 100 " Park nv, 55xs9Ii.
Nov <-Tsaac Specter to Shenk II K G. CO,
Sc W loTth st, due and Int as per bond
at;ys. Marrison 4 schen. $50 Bway. 5000
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OBITUARY.
EDWARD H. Cliff.
Acting President of the American
Protective TariH League.

Edward II .Cllft. acting president Of
the American Protective Tariff League
and senior member Of the Arm OF Clift
& Goodrich, so Leonard street. dealers
in hosiery and knit goods. died ycstcr-
day OF heart disease. lie had been as
ISOLATED with the Tariff League since
1902. and In 1910 he was made a mem
Der OF its executive committee. and in
1911 hrst vice. president. On the death
last April OF Francis l.. Leland Mr.. Gift
succeeded to the presidency.
Mr.. Clift was born In Philadelphia
sixty-fve years ago. lie came to New
York thirty years q lie was a
widower and lived at 37a Park avenue.
He was a member OF the Union League
Club.
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OLD onEENwICH HOTEL SOLD.

Russell A. Cowles. president Of the
Metal Trading Corporation. has bought
we old Lenox Hotel property at Green
wlrh' Conn. for a price said 70 b. $780,
voo 1t Is OF the hrst hotels erected
N that part Of the country. II 10 on the
boslon Post road at the hssa OF 0roen.
wlch avenue. the businsss street g w
The OLD kuil1iag has beeo -
perfected that u 10 - eyUpse - ~
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LOST. POUND AND REMARns.

L~OST-Sa,urday evening at waldorf
Bclssco Theatre. Shaniey's. Reisenweher
or vicinity lady's ohlong brooch. blu" stone
In centre surrounded by about fifteen dIa
monds. liberal reward H.. G. box li3 sun
once.
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NEW CITY OFFICES IN QUEENS.

The commissioners Of the sinking fund
Of the city OF New York have approved
the lease OF the second. third and fourth
floors In the new nreproof structure. the
Queens Subway Building. Long Island
City. for use OF the Borough President u
Queens. Possession OF the new premises
! will be taken the end OF the month.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

e. A. N. Realty Company. Manhattan
capital $4,000: directors. William b
Thorn, John Derry and Gussis T. Parmelee
2ei Avenue A Corporation; Manhattan
capital $500; directors, Ray Istacs. Abr
Beaver and Ida Beaver
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat - vEsEY STREET.

BY Charles A. Berrian.
AID ST, :4o.aAe ". 7s:sxioo.sx. irrsS, ., :
s seS 'i R..Ity Corp: da.. h.'es,M:
taxes, &C. N.sii.7o; prior mtg eloS.ooo:
withdrawn.
,rH Az. sos. 2i.ssiees. i story ..or.-c b
Dumb aet " 8 McCotter ct al: due.
Sst,3<as1: taxes. &C. ess6.ss; 70 tbs
pIaIntlu
lat s:os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
FINDLAY Ay. W q. 1898 . 10th Of. 1865
xltl1x irreg. vacant-S Van Ripper sgt
Mount Clair Imp Co ct al: due. SGbbs.Sl:
taxes. &c. eSS7.S7: to A b Spencer. s6.i2S
BY Joseph & Co.
pEvoFE TERRACE. ". ., tis.7s isoth
lam ct al; due. at.361.09: taxes, &c.
SSe1o; to the plaintiff. ....,.....N,0oo
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

S. HelliE Olav. from Chriaianssud.
So Fedc, from Gibraltar.
IS MO de Janciro. from Rio Janeiro.
Sc Guiana. from Demcrara
= snctrippen. from Shields
IS Good,alc. from Grccnock.
50 Nissourian, from shields
IS MaasdNk, from ~. Thomas
- City OF Columbus, from Savannah
So Arspahoe, from jacksonville
"a ~ Rio. from Galveston.
- Themis. from san Francisco
IS ~ Sud. from Galveston
50 Cherokee. from Jacksonville
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BUYS AT LARCHMoNr oARDHNs.

The ONCE OF George Howe reports the
SAFE OF the craftsman home Of A. A.
anderson at Larchmont Oardeas TO
douglas J. Miller Of the Travellers Insur.
shcs Company. Mr.. Miller has purchased
'he hous for his own occupancy.
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In the stocking OF an elderly woman
who tainted in Jersey city Yesterday
from starvation was found 81. 200. chiefly
in 500 bills. She gave her name as
Mrs. Catherine Fesseron Of Fourteenth
street and Jersey avenue. Jersey City.
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with name and address Of lender and
.t,crnsy: n aitornsY's name is omitted
~ooress party or the nrst partJ
Dewntowa.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street,
ftoTI ST. lo:. lt~.sx7ss-Chss Runyon
70 Jas NJ Montgomery. 40 y 18th Of, Sov
WEsT ST. . .. bet. Charles and Perry sis
%.:sias;en st. q sssssnn.os' ii,cs ,sio i li1s,.nc. 10
Bartholomew TO Uouverneur Mig Co.
1@s Bw.y. mis-,is.ooc. Oct 81; atty. ny
SAME PRofERrY~acuv.rn.ur Mtg Co 70
meEvoy 4 Rooster Const. Co. 1902 Mar
.''s atty % n.wy s,s:'' fiji. Co. 3. T iss
9TH Az. si.. is.i' ION st. i,S.ss.is irr.x
Point c oPc't IS fin. : .s CO. mi lnI u.s. Sc .S &c. S Sex
= atty. Lawyers Title 4 Co, .iso
i,TH ST. .7s " 9Th ay. 7sxis,.Ma.. R.aio
~ g: to Nathan .Const Co. 1850 Bwsy.
mtg tiss,ooo. Oct 20; sttys. "A II Bloch.
"su WV
tEas, of Fifth avenue. Between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
BRoApwAY. s2S. s.s2i.sx irree-wai,er
Livine,ton. individ 4 tru.. deed of
q Trust Co. i7s Bwsy ..........s ISL. 900
West Side.
'West OF Filth avenue. betwsen Fourteenth
sewn ,u s." iiotn s.Ieets'
,.rnse Co to Ny Ts%isphons Co. is psy st.
Sov .: atty. Title Guar 4 Trust Co. i7s
Bway 400
ker to \ Y Telephone Co. Is Dey 1t. May
atty. Title Quar- u Trust Co. l76
.Bway 5000
mia. J Mcintyre to y Y Tsiephons Co. /;
Dey o.; attys. Cannon 4 G.. 1875 Bway
more Than. ...... IS, goo
ssTH ST, %? W. 2IxsA.S-wiiliam II Nc
phone Co, Is Dsy Of, Nov q; atty, Title
Guar& T Co. l7s Bway. 49,. 500
18TH ST. llt w e5xi0o.5-U 8 Trust Co TO
Mary FIynn. Z Rockaway av, Garden city.
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ARTISTIC broom bungalow with con
Meeting bath to . large bedrooms: finished
In Al style; hardwood finish, open tape stry
brick fireplace, steam heat and every mod
ern convenience. large porch, lawn hedeed
In and flowers. nice location; not far from
water. schools and trolley: 5000 cash and
easy monthly payments or terms to suit
purchaser. vii decorat to suit, &. BRYAN.
box 1856 sun ono.
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OVERLOOKING E

New semi bungalow. six rooms and bath.
panelled walls. beamed ceilings. water. gas.
electricity. hot water heat. large grounds.
shr ubbcry, sidewalks laid few minutes to
bathing beach 40 minutes from city owner
must have $500 cash AZ once. small monthly
payments. IL. OWNER, :t3 W. 3%th 81.
y. Y. city
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BOYS IA to II years Of age. Ad-
dress WHOLESALE, Box 800 Sun
Office.

LEATHER BELT MAKERS carriers also
workers la Gather bel, factory. Apply 10
NEW YORK LEATHER BELTING CO
Kent ANs ana South lin 81. Rrocl,lyn.
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Shampan 4 shampan have nled plans
Tor an apartment building to be erected
on the south side Of Sixtieth street. so
feet east OF Seventh avenue. for Louis
Gold. as owner
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JosFfu SuONNt,ppS SONS. Julius
ShOnEood, AuCt. 20 Rowery. sell 10 A. NJ.
Nov. S-D!amonds, watches. Jewelry, &c,
W. II. Gentzllngtr. 81 Amsterdam Ave /.
lsaacs s Davis, Brooklyn.
Nov. s-Men's and women's clothing. drv
goods, shoes. Sc. pledged prior Oct. \.
1918, to No. I3ye and older dates. II.
silherstein's sons. SO sth Ave. Also
similar goods for Gluck Bros, 1929 ID Ave.
Nov, 9-clothing from No 10000 to Ia
SOL. Louis bernstein. 26ss sth Ave. q.
I. Adam 90. PISS Sth Ave,
Nov. io-All diamonds, all watches. Jew
eiry Of every description. sliverware. In
struments. odds and ends ana all miscel-
laneous articles pledged prior Sept. !. 1913.
from No. T3050 to 15i99 and older datea.
Goldschmidt Bros, :sc W. i?5th St. for
merly 2als 18th Ave.
Nov. i0-Men's and women's clothing,
dry goods, shoes. &C., pledged prior Oct. 10,
1915, to No. esasl aud older dates. silber.
stein Bros. 2ibI sth Ave.
Nov. lS-Diamonds. watches. t.weIry. &c.
4, Rhode, s01 Columbus Ave, Manning
& Sons, 1870 al Ave,
Nov. l3-Men's and women's clothing
MAYER Bros, ne 9th Ave.
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ZIG HOTEL AT GARRISON.

.own. Mr.. Cowics may improve the
property with a hne business block.
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CITY NEAL
HoraceS .Ely&C0
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
LONG ISLAND REAL E0 ATE FOR SALE

Si MONTHLY buys beautiful furnished
waterfront bungalow. elegant view of water
from all eider and fronting on private
waterway; . good sized rooms and bath:
porch IL vide and entire length OF house
owner cannot occupy, and can be sold with
or without furnishings. y small cash pay.
mcnt Will he accepted from reliable party
only 30 minutes out: house less than 9
months old genuine bargain to interested
party. II. ALTMAN. l03 Flatbush Ave.
BROOKLYN.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Kroonland. II Liverpool.
IS New York. at Liverpool.
SIS Giovanni g., on Gibraltar.
IS Bronma, al Rotterdam
IS Minas Geracs. at Rio Janciro.
IS E~urymeden. al Yokohama.
Sc Dante A~lishieri. nj Naples
So a Gugliclmo. AZ Genoa.
IS Creole, at New Orleans
So ~ Vale, At Galveston.
IS Borglum. at Baltimore.
- ISnape, at jacksonville.
IS ~Fordonian, At Mobile.
So Dochra, at Norfolk
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PAW ERS' SALES.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". sheehas
AuctioneeT, lS2 Canal street, sells i.we!ry

at II \. NJ clothing at 10 4. NJ.
Nov. S--By II. simpson a 90, 1878
BROADWAY. all uaredsemsi pledges Of
pearls. diamonds. and other precious stones.
watches. i~wclry, silverNare. &c, pledged
previous TO No. 1900 sept. G. 1919. and ali
goods held from former sales.
Nov s-H" McAle"nRn's. lSt sth Ave
all unr"d""med pledges OF pearls. diainpu!>
and other precious stones, watche-. Jevelry.
silvcrwarr, &c. pledged previous to No
soi5o. oct /. 1915. ana goods held from
former sales
Nov. l3-Ry McAleenan's. 1890 BROAD
way. all unredeemed pledges OF pearls. dia
monds and other precious stones. watches
Jowelry, silNerware, guns, &c, running from
pledge No, ! Of 1915 to No. $4,000. October.
ISIS. Also pledges Nos 1880 OF 1914. dia
monI ring; 1922 OF 1914. diamond ring
1923 Of 1874. . pair diamond ear screws.
diamond heart. diamond ring lo9t Of 1914.
dia inond lorgnetts. chain, dia m ring, !
diamond pins and diamond bracelet: sss4
Of 1915. lot Of Jewelry; 1905 Of 1915. dia-
mond ring l9o37 OF l9i5. diamond ring
and diamond pin .00s9 Of 1918. diamond
brooch. dls monj ring and . pearl strings.
and all goods held over from former sales.
Nov. ll-iIy Il simpson 4 Co. lAs West
<ad st. all unredetmed pledges OF pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones,
watches, jewelry, .uyerware, sc, pledged
previous TO No. 1901 July !. 1915. and
goods held over from former sales,
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MORTGAGE LOAN.

WANrED-A building and permanent
loan Of $4,000 Jr = years on business
property: value Sl3G. ooO: centrally located
no brokers. X l.. 9yto Sd Ave.
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Highest temperature. SO. at s:l5 y. n.
lowest temperature, ~, a. $50 A. NJ.
average temperature. Is.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-QUEENs.
SEE THE NEW HOUSES AT
Kew Gardens
IS minutes from Herald So.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK offers AZ about sos Of
former prices cholcs honesites at MORSE
MERE. GRANTwoOD, LEON1A. RIDGE
FIELD and New jersey. Also
q number of two famIlv working men's
homes at Hudson Heights, New Jersey.
Thee prices are recognized "a unparalleled
bargains By those Wit have Inspected th-
properties. Al within n Nve cent fare rome,
Titles guarantees. Liberal terms. For
further information address BENZ. -.
HAIGHT. Special Deputy Sup' Of Banks,
care OF BANKING Dept. oil Broadway. New
York CITY.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov, s-These army or.
ders were issued To-day:
Major John A. Dupray. retired from iuty
n -. Johns College and Gonzasa College.
r, Boyd. ar, 'oas, Artillery, detached list.
to complete regular course at Coast Artil.
lery school, For, Monroe; from January l
To May ~, 1917 Major BENJAMIN u. Foul
ers. aNia Ion officer. signal Corps. relieved
from duty In charge Of aviation section Of
the signal Corps and from duty With First
Aero Squadron, signal Corps. Columbus,
y NJ. to Fort sam Houston, for duty
First Lieut.. j, T. Truax. NJ. V. e. relieved
srTm ~ a, Iis sm uo,pr as,Si,on ,rs 'choo.,
tive duty.
Commanding officer watertown Arsenal
IMassa chusetts) or his assistant viii make
ter. Methuen and Salem. Mass. and proNi-
dence. II. I, for purpose OF Inspecting
Field Artillery material Of organized
Capt, c. T. Bowman. cavalry. detached
list. to MontEonery. Ala. as insprctor-iu-
structor OF National Guard Of Alabama.
special orders October 81 amended ~
relieve Major W. Con Cspple-, Engluocr
Corps, from present duties and to assign
q W Winterhurn. y NJ. G.. to. b"zcntan.
Mont. to inspect hay to be received under
contract. Depot Quar,ermaster. Boston, or
his assistant will make necessary visits to
gloucester Mass, on business pertaining
to inspection Of retriserators TO he dclly.
cred under contract: Major q. q Smith.
n" =" A'obAoUE ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures Massachusetts, National
Guard; First Lieuts. clarence f.. Drake,
Cornelius O. Bailey and George Il. ia bor.
NJ. II, G.. ordered 10 active duty and TO re
port by ,clegra phi to commanding General
southern Department for assignment FIrit
Iieuts. Merton A. Farlow and John II Rel,
NJ. n. g, ordered to active duty and viii
proceed 10 Fort sam Houston. TeNas and
report TO commanding General southern
Pherson, NJ. r.. e., 10 active duty and 10
Fort slocum. New York. and report 10
commanding officer.
special orders. October u, relating IA
First Iieuts. Herman E~rlenkotter and
Harold {, Nanderyeer. Signal Corps IuoW
First ldeutenants Field Artillery revoked.
Special orders, November /, amended a.
follows: Name OF First Lieut.. Fauntley
N. Miller, Ninete.nth Infantry placed on
Leroy Watson, Infantry removed.
Lieut.. watson assigned to Eleventh In
fantry. Leaves OF absence granted: To
First Lieut., John Ktnnard, Seventh Cav.
airy extension twenty days. Capt. PhIip
u. Peyton. Infantry, two months: Fist
Lieut., Jesse !, Truay, NJ, u, G, twenty =
'isht days; Col. william A skunk cavalry.
smith. Field Artillery, W months; Major
Brig -Gen. Francis ~. French, one month,
Following resignations have been ar-
cept-d, First Lieut. W. \ Jolley, NJ. Il. .
Major Glenn Van Aukcn. Adjuiaut Gen,
erals department.. Indiana National Guard;
First Lieut.. + A. Potter. NJ, Il. g.: First
Lieut., Cyrus ", Perkins. Second Infantry,
Indiana National Guard -
These navy orders were Issued to-day,
.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


Twin name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
ADDRESS party Of the hrst part.J
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BUFFALO. Nov. 6.--Control Of the
Plerce-Arrow Motor Car Company of
Buffalo will he taken over before Janu-
AIRY 1 by J. & W. Sellgman & Co. and
other banking interests OF New York.
who will acquire a controlling interest
nj a price which is not made public.
George h. Birge. now president, will re-
tire. and will he succeeded by Col.
Charles Clifton. present treasurer. In
other respects the present organization
will remain unchanged.
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Mrs. Bouclcault was born In Edin.
burgh Christmas Day. 1898. She Was the
nrst wife of the late Dion Boucicault. the
well known actor. and the mother Of
Dion. Aubrey and Nina Boucicault. Her
son Aubrey died In New York In the sum
mer OF 1918
Originally intended for a concert singer
Mrs. Boucicault sang at many concerts
In Scotland. She made her first appear
ance on the stage at Aberdeen In lsI3.
In September. 1858. the actress wen: Ia
Montreal and in October Of that year ap-
peared at n theatre In New York for the
hrSt time there. She paid another visit
to America In the latter SOS.
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MRS. DION B%0UCICAULr.
Well nOwn British Actress Dies
at AGE 81 ~ Years,

LoNpo%, Nov 6-Mrs. Dion Rouci.
cault. the British actress. who has APP
peared many times on the American
stage, died in London to-day.
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ARRIvED-MoNDAY, November

ARRIvED-MoNDAY. November
IS Carpathia. $50 !. NJ. Liverpool. OFT. Is.
- SaliIornia, 2;lS I. N, GLASGOW. Oct. q.
SIS Tanandrier. 90 A.. NJ. Bfest. OCT. 10.
IS C1lamarcs. 6:2j !, NJ, Havana. Nov, 2
Oct. II. ~
IS Saratoga. ls9j !. NJ. Cardenas, Nov. 3
IS Lewis X Thurlow. $50 L. NJ. Matanzaa,
Oct. 81.
IS Philadelphia, slj A. NJ. San Juan,
IS Bcrmudian, bJs A. NJ, bermuda. Nov. 4.
IS brazos. 4.35 A. NJ, San Juan. Nov. 4.
SO Cloihilde Cuneo. 10 A. NJ, Twillins ate,
y. F.. Nov. J.
50 II Mundo. Galveston. oct. 81,
So City OF Montg emery. savannah, New. 4
IS Proteus. New Orleans, Nov. 1.
SIS Apache. Jacksonville. Nov. 2.
- Richmond, Georgetown. y. c, Nov.
IS Hamilton, Norfolk. Nov. &.
We Amoerton. Newport News. Nov. 4.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
PANHANDLE ENDORSES MERGER,
stock holders Vote for Proposed
Plan In Pittsburs.

NJ u special meeting of stockholders
o. the Ptttsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and
~. LOUIS halfway, known as the Pam
laidle,' in Iittsburg the proposed mer-
ser or the company with the Vandalia,
The Iittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky.
the Chicago. Indiana and Eastern and
the Anderson Belt Railway was ap-
proved. Nandalia stockholders will meet
October 10 to take action. The other
companies will also hold meetings on
the proposed consolidation. but a. their
entire stock Is owned by the pennsyl-
wanna company these meetings will he
mere furmallities.
The consolidated company will have
one class Of stock of a par value OF 800
"a share. Holders of Panhandle pre-
ferred stock will receive In exchange
one and one-tenth shares OF new stock
for each share OF Did. Holders OF COM
MOI stock will receive share for share.
Holders OF the Nandalia's shares will re-
ceive eighty-five hundredths OF a share
OF new consolidated stock for each share
now held.
The name OF the consolidated CON-
rany Is TO be the Pittsburg. Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany n the merged lines will give 1t
n total OF about 1850 miles. The pro-
posed capital stock is about $4,000 I'm
excess of the present capital stocks 10
T." surrendered and retired. hut as an
,fisst the funded debt will be some
$500, oou less. Tie total par value OF
stocks and bends Of existing companies
80 he exchanged for new stock Is sS4,-
so1.5li and the par value OF the stock
u the consolidated company TO be issued.
therefore. 3Si,ssO.lG C
The sun., 1916-10-18
EAGER FOR NEW BRITISH LOAN.
Applications Pour Into once of J.
=. Morgan 4 Co.

Applications literally poured into the
office Of j. +. Morgan & Co. yesterday
for participation in the new British
Government secured loan. which j. ].
Morgan and II. L. Dawson are negotiate
ing with the British Treasury officials in
London. Inquirers were told that the
details had not been arranged with
sufficient dehnltcness to permit business
in the forthcoming loan. but 1t was an
nounced that Arthur NJ. Anderson. head
of the bond department Of the firm. is
now on the ocean, homeward bound,
and that MIR. Morgan and Mr.. Dawson
are expected back within IA fortnight
In all probability the formal announce.
ment of the loan will not be made until
after their arrival.
1t also became known that the bank
ers have under consideration another
French loan. though negotiations with
France have not progressed at all as
far as with Great Britain.
The inquiry for the forthcoming
United Kingdom secured loan Is so IN
sistent and the demand for the out
standing notes of the same county,
and character continues SO steady that
the final terms may disclose o larger
Offering than the s250,0 U 900 planned III
the first place. 1t was reported That the
collateral back of the loan would con-
tain japanese Government bonds. as
well as bonds OF the neutral countries,
securities Of American corporations ana
various British provincial, municipal ana
corporate ISSUES.