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The sun., 1916-11-04
BIG BROOkLYN SKATING RINK,

The Rutland & Whiting company has
'easel the property at the northeast cor
nor OF Bedford and tlantic avenues. re-
Gently occupied by IN" Bedford Riding
Academy. for the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany. as trustee. to the Bedford Atlantic
Rink. Inc. for "A term Of Years AT a to-
tai rental Of $4,000. An ice skating
rink >5x2OO feet in size is to be laid
out Il viii hc the lsrrcs, ire skating
rink in tho city. In summcr the building
will he used for other amusemcnts and
for u. manufacture OF ice.
The sun., 1916-11-04
BUYS MONTCLAIR DWELLINGS.

Wilson Hatch Tucker has sold the
brick and stucco residence on the west
side OF Prospect Terrace. Montclair. to s.
Wright. Jr.. of New York. The ree ience
contains twelve rooms ana three bath
rooms. and Ia situated on a plot having
a frontage OF 90 feet. The propert, was
heid at $4,000. Mr.. Wright has also
bought the adjacent Colonial residence
on the north side OF Union street. The
house contains eleven rooms and three
bathrooms. THIS property was held at
10000. +. VI. Crawley & Bros. of
Montclair were the brokers In the trans
action,
The sun., 1916-11-04
PINCHOT DWELLING SOLD.

The Pinchot house at the northeast
corner OF Park avenue and Eighty-ffth
street was sold yesterday. Amos r. T.,
Pinchot. the seller. was at one time
owner Of all four corners at this point.
He accumulated large parcels hereabout
TO preserve the residential character of
the neighborhood. J. G.. Baldwin OF
Mount Kisco occupies the Pinchot resi-
dencc under lease until next spring. when
the new owner will take possession. 1t
Is a four story structure. fronting AZ.
feet on the avenue by s2.e feet on the
street. and was held at $4,000. WILL
lam b. May Il Co. were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-11-04
LARGER lush HOTEL SITE.

william Lustgarten has sold 1873 West
rorty-hrst street. a fve story hotel. on
lot 26x9s.s. purchased In September from
John r. Martin. Mr.. Lustgarten is said
to have paid about $1,000 for the prop
srty and has rssold 1t at q profit TO the
Bush Terminal Company. which Is TO
erect q hotel on realty adjoining at 1875
West Forty-frst street and 1872 and 1874
West Forty-eecond street.
The sun., 1916-11-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-These army or
d-rS We're issued today
capt George J. od-n. Firth Cavalry. 10
si>te.nth Csvalry: capt. Thomas 1. sher.
burne. sixteenth Cavalry. to Fifth cavalry;
Major Hash /: Applewhltc' retired. from
lev "i from active duty 10 his home.
Special orders October IS amended TO
direct second Lieut.. Frank II. kiehey. v.
NJ 10 take ,rsnspor, from san Fr.nSissS
November 3; capt. william l.. Bennett. Jr..
Infantry. viii report to army retiring
board a, ri-sidio OF san Francisco for ex.
vii report by telegraph to com mandinE
Gorcrai southern Department for assign
kimball. Third Infantry. placed ON de-
'ach-d list and tn" name OF First Lieut.,
Robert u. Torch. Infantry. removed; Lieut.
orch Is assigned to Seventh Infantry.
First Lieut.. Faurtiey NJ. Miller. Nine
te'nth Infantry. placed on detached list:
First Lieut.. Leroy II. watson. infantry.
S.ihy II. Frank. urdn.nc. Il, partment, re-
,i"ved In southern Department. To spring.
'e.d Arn"ii. springfield. Mass Lieut. -t'ol.
Henry A shaw. NJ. c. to military camps
between Brow nsviile and IL Paso. Tex to
INSPECT camp sanitary appliances; Lieut..
col. william u. Hart. =. N. g, relieved as
Francisco, to Seattle, wash. and charge Of
s-ttt., depot Of the Q~uart~rmaster Corps,
relieving col. George l,uhlen. retired. Who
vii proceed TO Tacoma. wash. for duty;
capt. Alfred ". Blornstsd, Infantry. de-
,hchcd list. relieved from pr, sent duties
and detailed professor OF military science
Al Harvard University. Cambridge. Mass.
col. John y. Hsins, Coes, Artillery. de-
,sGhed li:, and Ere, Lieut.. Frank.in Z
Sib"tt. Eighteenth Infantry. detailed AZ
member and recorder respectively OF the
army retiring board appointed to meet at
Preside OF san Francisco by spec!hl orders
April 10, vie" Lieut.. Col. Henry H.. Whit
,"!, Aijutant-Gen"ra Department, and
Major Ernest r Triton. tcas; Artillery,
special Orders october - amended Sec
oud Lieut.. Sidney :. la Costa. Philippine
sg,.. NJ f~pot. TO 90. Miiiart F. Walt,
itrirg board at For; sam Houston. Texas.
for examination. First Lieut.. Archibald
' Arnold. FIfth Infantry. to this city and
Iroa' for dm'" a. AID de camp on his stan
Cot. orIn " Mi,rham. ordnance Drpar'-
mont, or has lonmis stoned assistant wa!
max" thrc" visits TO Torrirgton. Conn. on
this department. capt. Albert ". Fore.
man, Twentieth Infantry. placed on de-
,s.hed ~ APT; Alian /. Br'sss. lufan-
Leaves OF absence. FIRST i..It. william
p Frnzrrr' C.ast Ar'k,ery. ten ds>s Major
"f !",g'"nIri Co'orcl January -, .!e.5.
.r-' Lieut. Alien Il. klmha,.. Third In
fan'rv extended ten DAYS
'snst."u- Of th' fo,loTins. omiccrs
; T!chsnor, second Infantry. Indiana VA
,ional Guard capt Pau MCCORMICK, Jr.
,"N..fE' Troop, A. Montana N%s,'onsI
New York National Guard, First Lieut..
Marshall W sinclair. NJ. g.. Virginia Sa-
l,."nai Guard capt Walter +. .s!egmund,
Guard, FIRST i.eut, Aired Il Made. Sew.
second Lieut.. Charles :. Michsets, Seventh
Infantry. Illinois National Guard,
The sun., 1916-11-04
MAILS.

Tshri. Marauesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand amt Australia t"Nrept west), via
san Francisco, per steamship Moans, close
at II 30 /. NJ. TODAY.
Japan, Corea and china. via Seattle, psr
stea mship Hawai- Maru. $50 r. VI. to-
morrow.
of the fol owing dates; Hongkong, October
4; shanghai. October . Yokohama. octo-
Der 10. and Honolulu October 20, which
arrived AZ san Francisco per steamship
Tenyo, were despatched East on october
81 and are due IN New YorA on the mora.
inEs % to-day and tomorrow.
The sun., 1916-11-04
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

pease & Gilman have leased furnished
for julius H!lder to Emil Won K.eydorn
the three story and basement dwelling
at 233 West Seventeen street. between
Broadway and West End venue
Samuel II. Martin has leased for Ed
ward H.. Proudman the o u story and
basement dwelling at la3 West Ninety
seventh street to Julia collins
The sun., 1916-11-04
NATIONAL BANKS HIGH POINT.
Total Resources aI1,4II,O OO.O 900,
Greatest In History.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Reports OF ma.
tional banks condition on Srp,cmbcr -.
the Comptroller ~ tho Currency ans
nouncrd to-day, show total resources OF
slt.%li 600, oO0, or s2l6, 0N0 on greater
tina ever before IA tho nations history.
THIS WAS an increase Of si>i,0 00 900
over June 80 last aud s@,lith00, 900
over September .. l9lj Tho previous
high water mark was on May last.
Deposits amounted to 1850, 100000. or
s227.U0ut create than over before.
Tin. iy.i"a-c VS. si>,.u0o 10) over Lane
- anG SHES" uu 900 over september ..
l"iI
Loans and discount were $685.
OOu, 600, The largest ever reported.
The sun., 1916-11-04

and 1907 Morris avenue. Nehring
Bros. were the brokers.
lRoSPECT ANENCE-Harold L. Lewis
mas sold for Charles 4. Squires the Ave
story 30 foot fiat at 1908 and 1910
Prospect venue Just north OF Fair
mont place. The transaction was an
all cash one.
The sun., 1916-11-04
OPERATORS ACTIVE IN BRONX.

WOODYCREST AVENCE-Frederick
Brown has bought from David Mac
Bride the four story twenty family
Fat with stores on plot 50xl0o at l0+6
Woodycrest avenue. southeast corner
Of lS5th street. held at $4,000.
NORRIS AVENUE-The herman Realty
Company has sold to Frederick Brown
the northwest corne of Morris avenue
ana 1891 street. a lve story apart
ment house with stores, or plot ASK
los. and the adjoining two hvo story
Souses on plot Soxl0S each at s3ol
The sun., 1916-11-04
DEAL FOR 10th ST. CHURCH.

A Swedish congregation has taken I'M
der contract the property OF the Lenox
Avenue Union Church. at 81 West ll9th
street, about $50 feet west OF Lenox
avenue. The I.enox avenue church &C.
cupied a three story structure on a lot
25xssli. The sale requires ratification
by the courts.
The sun., 1916-11-04

M,ry II sheldon, owner Frederick POI
lax. contractor. ....,..,...,, 1896 30
BrOnx.
BRYANT Az, n W cor l6jih st-cu'io
Marble & Title WIS. Inc, aRt Ron.le
Constr Co. owners a contractors ,s221
BRYANT Az, W =, rs 5 lTeth st-Cullo
Marble 4 Tile Wks, Inc. sgt TROJAN
Rldg corr. owners & contractors $40
VALENTINE Az, 9s0l !9o3-Noonan bldg
Material 60. Inc, tgt Louis + and Eu-
ma II Mohr. and John Doc, "wn"r4
Haas A. Frctd, contractors .....s ~ -
RrMBbtTS Az, 9 q, Ia n Iioii"rH RN..
Hud.on Wood Working 80 "gi Mt.E.l.
aud 'aniit Massar", own"rs, Angelo
Rcstlvo and Michele Masaro, contract.
OrS ',',,,' wv
The sun., 1916-11-04
Paw SALES.

L ]. iIRCSkI. Auct'r. 10 Bowrry, sells
10 \ NJ. unreieem"d pledges OF every de.
s,rip'lon for unpaid loans from the follow.
Ing paw nbrokers. including al diamonds.
rubies. sspph!res, pearls, emeralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bra elets. locke, or
verwsre. guns, Instruments. flrs, clothing
cameras. all other goods pledge previous
TO dates aud up 10 numbers mentioned. both
inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Nov. s--Cha. Lang co. $50 sch uv
from No S3S5s To $500 from June -.
i'is to Aus Q 1915.
prior OF, -. 1915
Nov S-wm. simpson & co. ISL Rowery.
pr.?r sep, !. isi'i to No. .,.ts. c,.. 49,.
clry. &C.. Also large collection FUR fined
coats, fur sets and fur i!-ccs o. every dc.
:crip,ion 10Y the f%ollowin. pawnhrokcrs:
to W. esIoo Also Nos. .6,os . sets mink.
:s3ol d m!rN> nuns. ;9Iti ; seal %oloaI,s.
eotis cloak and nun, $3.50 So Fiich rNins,
r.1h"9 Lang & 60" g; 9TH W. priGr Ssp,,.
Co. ~ Bowcry. prior Nov !, 1915. to No
81. 50. ISL, to 10 $500. !. ISvr'n q.
,sSot, RsSnilmiu nsruch. ~ I'd I've. ~.
m.riy iS.M'e y, .g,''oT nCt g, 1915 Also
s7it:'' s!ssa. e'g-;.' s:sis p y c'anci.,
1I3 Hfund -, prior OF. 10. 1915. 20 No.
$3.50. J. L. Lemon n Co, as 6th Nv
Anderson. 307 " "a 81. prior o.. !
1915. 90 M. ioooN. \ Boulder Inc e!
:3s'o, !. Harlem. SOS s,h az sohol Bro
So Columbus ay J. Sobel Co. ..i6 SIN
ay, X. Raliu SIS Sh HV Chss. Mayer.
7s6 eth sv " B~rulkhsim~r. 1870 a. aN
NJ, 4 l. Bruokh"iWer, .l!i 30 AZ. NJ
Msuniug 4 sons, 50 sh az, oct 80. 1913
Nov. I'D Fry 4 CO., CO. 3G aY., PRIOR
Nov. /. 1915. 10 No 1880.
Nov. lS-S'sr Loan ono. .9s Gth We
prior May l. 1913, to 40 i93-5.
The sun., 1916-11-04

cOIRT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF SEW YORK -
In The Matter Of the Application Of n y
HARRIS HARDWARE co for Authority
:, change !s corporate" NaIns to u, =
HARRIS HARDW ARE & MANUFACTURE.
l%G co. INC.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the d. r.
Harris Hardware Co. q domestic corpora
ton, having It's principal business office In
the city. county and state OF New York.
viii apply to the supreme Court Of tho
state OF New York. nj a Special Term
thereof, to be held at the County Court
House. IN the CITY Of New York. County
Of New York. on the Goth day OF Sovem-
Der. 1915. for an order authorizing said
corporation to change rs corporate name
II "D =. HARRIS HARDWARE & MANI
FEATURING 60 lNI."
Dated. New York. October Goth. 1910,
ID. =. HARRIS HARDWARE co.
Nv D. l. HANEIS. President.
The sun., 1916-11-04
ss5.oOo NEW pRONx FLATS.

Eve Eve story fats are planned for
southwest corner Of Morris avenue
and Cameron place. where the Kerry
building Company, Mary A. Rooster.
president. has a plot 100xS0 feet. The
mats will cost $4,000 and will be built
from plans by Lur.an Pisciotta.
The sun., 1916-11-04
LARGER LONG Is. ESTATE.

Cocks & willets have sold the Richard
Leonard farm at Wheatley Hills, l.. L..
TO William A. Prime. 1t adjoins the
property Mr.. Prime purchased recently
from Harry Payne Whitney through the
brokers.
The sun., 1916-11-04
CENTRAL ACCTIOS CO.. ". sheehsn
Auciinneer. Ih9 canal street. seIls lnMeLLv

at u A. Nj: clothing at 10 4. NJ,
Nov. 6-By John simpson, l5t Bowerv,
all unredcemed pledges OF pearls. diamonds
and other precious stones, watches. Jewtlry.
silverware. g., pledged previous to No
1900. AUG l.. 1915, and al! goods he'd
from former sal.s,
Droadway. al Iared, "mci pledges OF
~retrIs. diamonds ana other precious stones,
Watches, jcwelry. silVerNdrr. g., pledge
previous to no, l6loo sept, {, 49,. and al
goods held from former sales.
Nov. BY NJ Aleenan's, lat sth Ave,
Al! unredreme Wedges NJ pearls. diamonds
and other precious stones. watches, I"welry,
.ilyerwRre, &c. pledged previous ~ Va
SOTO, oct. /. 1915. and goods held from
The sun., 1916-11-04

Lieut., ". A. Glassford. detached Pau,
Jones. to rittsburg; Lieut.. A. J. James.
detached New Hampshire. TO Montana.
Lieut.. W, liggett, detached Montana. 10
hom" wait orders. Lieut., NJ. A. Iibbey. de-
tachei Texas, "a New York yard, Lieut..
''ur'or grsd"l G : Keller. detached
"harG" i"nrui'ins station Pittshurg, 20
charge recruiting station Boston; Lieut..
Junior grade J. Kaufman, detached
Nsva| Academy, ~ Texas, l.irht. Junior
grade IL, 7 hays, detached charge re
Cruitlnc station Boston, TO Arizona
Ensign = - kirtlsud, detached rec~Iv-
ing ship at New York. to Wyoming: En-
sign y, NJ, IItman, detached Constellation.
to training station Newport: Ensign h. :.
Dagut, detached training station Nevpor'
to 1onst"li alton. capt, b. + Ritten. de
taCh"d Marine Barracks. fh!ladc1ph's. 10
Washington, u =, for examination for
promotion. capt. u Il. Wallace. Marine
Barrhck,, Mare Island.
The sun., 1916-11-04

eth Avenue.
The approximate amount ~ INC. lien or
charg., to satisfy which the above-de'
scribed property IL TO be soi1. is $3.50, sol.
with interest thereon from the eth day Of
October, 1916. together with costs and
allowance nInounting to S37s7a. with in.
t.res, from October 18th. 1916. together
with TIL expenses Of the sale. The approNl.
mate amount Of the taxes, sssessnNnts ana
water rates. or other liens, which are TO
be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid BY the Rc'eree. IL
$3.50 and Interest.
sad premises will he sold subject 20 n
hrst mortgage ~ 5000. 900, with interest at
j,T per snnuIn.
Dated. New york. october ?5th. 1876.
ABRAHAM O~BERSTEiN. Referee.
The sun., 1916-11-04
WALL ST. MAN TAXES FARM.

+. w. Jones. Jr., has sold TO Edward
LUCAS or Gilman & Clucas. stock brok-
e:s. n Stoutenburgh property at Far
nus. ". j.. comprising over 500 acres.
with modern dwelling and sta bles.
The sun., 1916-11-04
JACOB sHn>G'Tr. Auc''oneer. % New.

Nov. .-furs. & p'clged 20 Oct 20,
Sons . columbus Ave. Also ! W~inbergrr.
is2 Ave. \. from No. 1900 to II So / \
.I,sth Ave- Wcn & 70. "a; 81 Az,
J. l. fruhau', 500 Bnwsry.
<uv. Large consis um"rt jew-.rv.
Nov. s-CluthinE prior oct. 81, 1916.
from s.ss to l42T0. j. Weinlrrg-r. lsg
~, s. II Monday & Sors, - Mauht''ar
st l.. Jacobs. s>3 sra Ave
NOV. .-Jew"lry, watches, diamonds aud
pl,dgcs Of every description pledged :,
Nov. .. 1915. 20 No s0stA, inclusive, =
kAskel 4 sons, Q Columbus Ave,
SOY. lG--Jewclry. wa ches. diamonds and
pledge of every dos'rip'Ion prior Nov. 3
1915. j. l.. Fruhauf, 80 Bow "rS. G. Edol.
stein a Co, 2G.s 3rI AN".
The sun., 1916-11-04

Rccc'r's for duties ~ the Custom
House Yesterday were siss,6", -. o:
whlcn Sl,3,3hl 20 was FOR merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S4lJ.2sl, 90 for recent importations,
The sun., 1916-11-04
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown.

HOW nSOWu.
(South NJ Fourteenth s,reet.D,
ST. 39s Il. ?7.Gx9TG. Nov MARCUS
4 Morris Friedman to Isaac Friedman.
= University pI,, due and Int as per
bond. pr mtg s23,ooo: atty. j $ weinbsr.
,off ff' ST. ~ q 1aNWsy v. ai.sxst.io.. Oct, ss.Eifh"el
McDavitt. Newfoundland. N J. to Alan
II Hawley. 6is 9Th av. due May !. 1921.
5G attys. Osborne. l. & u. IFS Broad
way
Fast Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and non stretes.b
Asst ST. 30t r, ID 3x59.sxl7l0xa2.5 Nov
g. WIN Rockwell to Emigrant Indus,
Saw Bank, 3 yrs. 5tc attys. II & T. J
O'Gorman. 81 Chambers st,..,....s3.0 900
Cd Az. " y. 81 y 50th st. el,<NsO. Oct .i--
assS Decatur sy. Brons:. %insiais, 50
SlTH ST. 5 s. 40 e East End av. 2ixlO2, .,
ssd ST. b03-b05 Il. u \. IS q Av A., sl.5K
AOx irreg. Oct 23-Fredk Helms to Frank
Herwig, +os r SGD st. ! yr. GO. address.
phRK Az. n . cor SEN at, %is,Sxsc, Nov
a-Bctty NJ Hawks 10 Elias Ash, l5s W
Ssth ~. ct al, . yrs. 90, pr mtg &e<. 900
atty. Lawyers 7 e. T Co. leo Broad
,oSSTrHH sT, :ss q. s5xicc,i. November s,
John II and chss 4 Heller to Common.
The sun., 1916-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cr
Jay {. WENpLE COMPANY.

rxrrHn 'tr,rNs brsTNirr covnr.
SOlTHERN pi>TNIcT pr NEw YORK.
philip S'~usrwald, rH.utin, IS jay e
Ntmfd~ COMPANY. Defendant.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on :he 5oth
day Of Ocioh.r 1916. u decree was .dulv
made herein sni Med In the once OF tho
requiring the re"sivers o. Defendant, Isv
e wempl. Company, % mai written
f.nd~nt. Jay :. Wemple Company. -requir-
Ing them 20 fi- verified proofs NJ claim
With said Receivers within sixty go, days
n, said goth daV 81 October, 1915, or other
wIs. be prohibited from sharing In N"
estate o. said defendant ana 80 publish
similar notice In ,wo daily newspapers pub.
Iish.i IN the CITY Of New York. southern
District OF New Yor&. for fourteen eonsecu-
tive days from the date OF said order.
JOB L. HEDGES.
EDWARD ". J, EAYSEl,
receivers Of JA> c. Wempls Company.
:. i. PEAVEY. JR,
Attorney for Receivers.
4. B~-oadway. New York city,
The sun., 1916-11-04
At
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.

BY Samuel Goldsticker.
LEXINGTON Az. ls03-lsOe. iOoilx4i.s. :
sly tenmt and strs-Bella q Bernheimer
g, a.. trus. &c. agt Leopold J Block ct al;
due, t5s.301,0I; taxes, &C. Sl,562.l3; to
pla!ntn $50, 900
lat 320s THIRD AVENuE1
BY Joseph =. Day.
LIND Az, e =. $50 : l65,h 1T. c5oxse. va
cant-Georgs Fraifeld. trus, agt Joseph
II Jones; due. 3s,l3s5%: taxes. &c. So.
1880. to plaintiff. ...........Sl 81, $50
The sun., 1916-11-04

Iioss-Rcceipts 5000 active neayy.
slo.l5 10 20; MIXED. Sio.lopl 10 :5. yo,L-
ers. $3.50 oiclo. llsht workers, $50
s:s piss. ;ssSas!S' rOusAs' ":'N
sheep and LSmbs-Receip,s 1000
slow. lambs, $3.50 1915; yearlinss, SIS"
~ we'h.rs, E;s@s, ewes ""i2i'
5000. lower Packers and butchers, SO 60
no pigs and lights, ss,;5nslo. .cstti.-
Rceeipts loo; strons, hcifer-, SU7@'
sh~.rp-Rcceip,s 500; steady, lambs
steady.
PITTsUBURG.. Nov. a.-cstt.-st.sdy;
:gpply. lirht Choice H,?iSs7S; prime
sheep-stesdy; supply lisht Prime
.3boni5O. lambs, Ealc75; veal calves,
Ho.sILcw.r; r%:ss'p,s Z double Seck.,
iirht Workers Si6aaT5' pig sHas55:
roushs sH:ST9T3,
LIS rENDENs.
Manhattan.
s6TH ST. u $, 100 W "a av-Elw W . A.
mold aRt East side building Assn ct nj
foreclosure Of two morigagesl; attys'
/ rSFi Rifh;6MhIn'WS; ,'T'I .ss's&&c TIyy Lead Co
atty. II Morrison,
tEl.I. 81, lls-N ~ ~ says ~ NJ Agt Helene
Arfken ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
atty, II : SHOEMAKER,
TtMpkI\S 81, n " , East Houston st
Augustus J BRYANT aet Morris Wc,rsieln
foreclosure OF mortgage. sttys, Leiry
n Goodbudy.
ssTH ST. - E-DI~trich Workman 81 al
ngt edwards I,easehold. Inc. ct al FAC.
tion to foreclose mechanics Hem. atty,
IL A Silbcrstein.
Bronx.
CAMBRELLING Az. IS, iss : 5 Crescent
av-wiUiam q Arnold agt Martin Tully
ronst 90 ~ al foreclosure of mortgHgrl
nttv, W g Arnold,
Margaret l. Narirk, AZ oNtrN. agt C,ty OF
New York 81 al foreclosure of mort
gaEe); attys, Harris. 'orNin. Morat &
Schek,
UNION Az. GO6 Henry wendt, as ..tr.
Rgt Rebecca Ostrowpky fore, ,osure o.
mortgage); atty, J Wendt,
BRYANT Az. 2000- 2OII 2OI3 Murray &
an co Rgt Trojan Bldg corpn ct a.
faction to forsClos~ mechanics Hem
sttys. pressinger 4 Newcombe,
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
MOTT ST. ~ and ~ Harry Harrison sst
estate of j W Hamburg, owueT; Thons
! Brady, Jr. Construction Co. con.
3sTH ST, - E-Marcus Il Cummings sst
The sun., 1916-11-04
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

So Bysland. at Amsterdam
So Duca d'Aosta. at Gibraltar
IS BovIc. at Liverpool
So Miguel Jover. at Gibraltar
IS Mohawk. al Jacksonville
IS Lsmpasas, al Tampa
50 Watsma, AZ Norfolk
50 ~ Rio. at Galveston
The sun., 1916-11-04
NTH Of Fourteenth streetl
Fast Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets

hti
ETH ST, so7 E. ?5xlo3, 3-samuel s~olinsky
TO Emanuel KATE Estate corpn, 329
Bway, Nov 2, attys. ksntrowitz a. T,
$40 Bwsy ,.,'''''' :, '.''.'''lo
RITHERFuRD PI.. : " cor 10th ~. runs
eos to n = 10Th st x " ljs,l0X n l03X
g 3llOx n 100 to 10th IT \ p ~ to beg
also land In Kings county--Hy NJ Havi-
land ct al to Harry A H.wkins. 81
Pierrepont Az. West Rutherford. y j;
Nv NJ Havilsnd. l72 fist 81. Brooklyn:
Chas l. Mccord. New Rochelle, N Y:
Wilson NJ Powell, 1870 r. 10th st: Edw l.
stabler. 1856 Willow st, Brooklyn, and
Nv q Turner. as Monroe pL. Brooklyn, as
ioint tenants, In trust for monthly meet
inE OF the Religious Society OF Friends. In
i5th vt, b a. =, october ~; atty. Wilson
Powell, Wall st.,:,'.,n...,,,f
asTH ar. el6 Z. i7.6xss D. Belle Johnston
10 Amelia G Meyer. 522 W 1891 st. mtg
$4,000. Sept i?; atty. has e Hsaly. !.
Bes 70 ".,issc 9TH av. .5sss s. aa..i'a'GT?
Iad 81. y =, 1913 o 9TH av. loxl00.b. one
third part--% Fast asa st Corpn to
Oceanic Investing Co, 40 Wall st. mtg
500. 900, all liens. November 3: attys,
Stoddard a N. l2s Bwsy............sl 500
ID AV, W y. 81 y Both ~. ?itxs0-H"j,
wig Schwentner to Gustav Gross, 1867
e MTnford pl. Bronx. mtg $4,000, oct
7aD ST. n ., $40 e Sd ~. 75klos... mtg
Ssb. 900; Ii2th NJ. n q, $50 W Sth nv. a0x
1911, mtg SEQ. 1000; Ienox av, = W cor
iisth st. si.sx75. mtg t5,ooo-Eiia
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

81 kr%s'ian'afiord. from Bergen
- M~aiichuris. from London
50 America. from Gibraltar.
- ~ Georre. from Liverpool.
s. Nan der Duyn. from C%ri.tobal
- ~ Qua. from Galveston
50 In'perator. from Norfolk.
:. CIV OF Monis emery, from Savannah.
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Incoming Nesscis-By Wireless.
6. Finland, Liverpool, reported yesterday
that sh~ would dock this morning,
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Highest temperature. ~. 81 200 y VI,
Lowest temperature 40. at IL u. NJ.
Average temperature. 80
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LAT s?os THIRD AVENuE.l
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF the hrst part,)
Downtown.
Csouth OF Fourteenth s'reet)
MONTGOMERY ST. IS. 25xs3t-Sydney
,;ubin 10 Agnes Is Beck. Ga W 18th II,
half part. November 3. atty, Abr Beck.
:si Bwsy ,s.,'n.i:,s
ct al exrs, Sc, Ia william r Deyine, los
cumberland 1T. BROOKLYN. half part. mtg
s3l 900. October 20: atty. Title Guar ~
J. 60, 1tb bNhN ..,..,. ts''' 'F'ts'Sl
SAME PROPERTY EIkan Deiches to
same. half part, mtg s34 600, oct 80;
atty. same .,.,.......,,,,,r,.,..S 40
SAME PROPERTY - Augusta Deiches,
widow. 10 same. mtg $4,000, q c, Octo-
her 80; atty, same.
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ARRivED-FRIDAY. November 4.

ARRIVED FRIDAY. November ..
So Josefa Rsich. & A NJ. Valencia. Oct. IL
- hoyie, ~ A.. NJ. London. Oct. IL.
- Mae. . NJ. Bristol. Oct. is.
horn, Oct. u. "
:, Mi,ar. NJ y Rotterdam. Oct. Z.
o. S,alIa 80 IN Ar,irossan. Ott. H..
- nanery, $3.50 j NJ Marseillcs, Oct. lB.
Ss Haiifrid. 8 A. NJ, Cardin. Oct. Is.
g SIerhen, "a. NJ. Barbados. Oct. rs.
racoa. Oct. -.
IS Alderney. $50 r NJ. Thursday. Criaobal.
80. "'"s
IS Niliinocke;. $50 A NJ San Juan, ocs
Sc City Of 81. Loui.. Savannah. oc.. Al
% santa Rosalia. Charleston. Oct. 81.
- Madison. Norfolk. Nov 4.
IS Jefferson, Norfolk, Nov :
- Pearl Shell. w,lmington. Del, Nov,
sSamaHucy. Philadelphia. Nov. :.
IS Delaware. Philadelphia. Nov.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

MtN uNNN btLNS.
Manhattan.
MOTT ST. ~ and ~ Harry Harrison sst
estate of j W Hamburg. owner: Thutn.,
i Brady. Jr. Construction Co. con
tractor. 49, 49,, '..,.,,n,,S sIo
3STH ST. - E-Marcus L Cummings agt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-24
SKIPPING A WEEK

a continually WORRYING about
THINGS NOT be UNHAPPEN
amount FRETTING
worried that might be offended
the
made when payedt the school entertainments
She thing LOT for TWO THREE DAYS
little LESS FOURTH DAYS, STILL LESS the FIFTH
NONE at all the SIXTH
AND
In look look back and there In the distance the
rRoTIRIE would
shell had about IT,
She did She busy worrying about
NEW that had happened
One day she began
and foolish
A thought came head.
sHE WOULD PRETEND WAS WEEK LATER
And 40 thing happened SHE WOULD
PRETEND LATER she could look back and laugh It.
laughing nowm of the tmei
SKIPPING q WEEK. Write and tell how it works
- FARMER SMITH, Chidrsns