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Chanccry Deeds of Trust.

Mayme A. Rochecharlie et yir. to
1saac Caron, trustee lot Z, block c,
P}rkland. being 50xl25 feet west line
Montrose Avenue. 300 feet south of
BrookIand Park boulevard: $1,000.
Jno. G.. Porter et ux to Chewing e.
Boxley, trustees. No us North First
Street. being Is feet inches by Ct
feet Urregular) 1853 Sc feet south of
Duval; $742.
Abra ham H. Weinstein ct ux. to II.
Seldom Taylor, Jr.. trustee. Nos 1915
and 1917 West Main Street. being 4ox
lis feet south line Main Street. 1856
feet east OF Lombardy: s1o.S11.
Endda Stern ct vir to Henry A.
Sampson. trustee, Nos 1901 and 1903
Claiborne Street. being 42x125 feet
south line Claiborne Street, at I.om-
hardy Street: si.400.
Geo p. White ct Tx. TO w. T. Pur-
cell, Jr., trustee No sos North
Twenty-third Street, being II 1-2x125
feet west line Twenty NTH Street. at
north line OF property OF city; So
ESQ
J.. r. and Clara f. Stansbury to
n. Seldom Taylor. trustee. 10ox121 2-3
drregular) feet west line Montrose
Avenue. 200 feet south OF Essex
Street; $4,000.
III. A. Phillips to Elan & Funston.
trustees, lots 424, 425. 426, William c.
Allen Addition. being 5sx12g.15 feet
north line Park Avenue. 1920 feet
west OF Meadow: s3,S0407.
Chancery Release Deeds.
: Oscar E. Parrish. trustee. to Jno.
Sloan. No. 261s East Bread. being
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(Quotnsfeam by Miller Co., Members
New York Cotton ExchnpGe-l

New York. oct 30.~~There was an
easter tone I'M the cotton market to-
day Initial quotations were : to ia
points lower, following disappointing
cables from Liverpool. Trade became
more active after II o'clock and prices
broke into new low ground for tho
movement The selling during the
earlier trading had been persistent.
max ing an impression upon prices
whenever support slackened-
The market continued under pres
sure of long liquidation and short
selling in the early afternoon but
prices toward 2 o'clock rallied dozen
points On covering Trading was less
active, Southern advices indicated
that only hedged cotton was Offering
at the decline.
The fnal tone was barely steady
at net loss - II - - points
Port receipts for the day were as
SIS bales New York warehouse stocks
are 7lG3- bales. Exports for the day
were 8S.164 bales
Spot here was quiet. 30 points lower
at 1880. there were no sales The
spot article at New Orleans was steady
with middlipe p points lower at
IlSi9c. the sales were i.410 bales
At liverpool spot cotton TO-DAY was
in good demand and 81 points lower,
on basis Of i0S2 for middling upland.
Sales. Inpto bales Including 5000
bales American. The imports were
coo bales American none Futures
closed barely steady at a net decline
Of q to &c points,
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10 s-4x155 50 south line Broad Street
between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh Streets; $3.50.
w. s. Bell and r. T. Clayton, trus-
tees, to f. NJ. Earman, No. North
Davis Avenue, being al feet s rs
inches by 102 feet 6 1-2 inches west
line Davis Avenue. SO feet II rs
inches north Of Main Street; $3.50.
w. F. Purcell, Jr.. and L. D. Grant.
trustees. to Peter GonneIla, No. 3Os
North Twenty-flfth Street, being IT 1-2
xl25 feet west line Twenty-fifth Street,
at north line of city property: ST.
500.
Jno. T. Mock, trustee. to Frederick
C. kellam. No. 102 North Ninth
Street, being 25x120 feet west line
Ninth Street; also 230 acres in County
Of Fayette: also all household, kitchen
and office furniture belonging to the
Kellam Cancer Hospital at corner
Twelfth and Banks Streets; s2,500.
II. r. Pollard. Jr., trustee, to w. J..
Gilman. No. s0S North Twenty-flfth
Street. being II l-2x125 feet west line
Twenty-flfth Street; s2,3s5.
w. p. Redd. trustee, to Hermann
Wegman, 100x60 feet west line Allen
Avenue, at south line Williams Street;
$4,000.
Sutton & Curry. trustees, to r.. s.
Evans. 30x94 feet north line Broad
Street, at east line Thirty fourth
street; s6,e03
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ny RRoADAN WALL

1aw York. oct. 9o--Insiders took
Infare today of the uneast ness
pervaded wall Street 10 mark
q fDecin,tiex further toward their
Wnluex. In this list were included
5Aper stocks. zines, some coppeTs,
aond Match and Owens Bottie.
big standard stocks were Tather
~. AT the close OF the market
stocks showed net losses, but
ktng of AIRY importance.
n Addition to the uneaEiness caused
&Aa Apr oacl ming election. the sink-
"a = SHY by German submarine
1 the excuse for much selling AZ
xhe first excitement II developed
the ship was sunk strictly sH-
u1n3ng 70 law and the market re-
ro0 from It's break. The speed
which stocks ran OF. however.
OVV0d what might be done X any
INK really importan, were 70 pap
q. q. Awards Contracts.
&s1mrortnnt awards by the American
xarnment today 70 the Bethlehem
- and the Midvale Steel tompa-
SH II evidence that there will he
business for the munitions com
6Nios long after the European war
N ended
a Y7.Naf rnssa ftx usual daily high
80. Cotton was reactionary but
ten experts say fl would take 25~
~ cotton TO match two-dollar
Issa3.
no doubt II was the high price Of
|1Nnat and the disaster IN the cotton
rIs that caused the sharp uplift Of
|n Chemical stocks American Ag-
aItural and International Asricul-
-
40rmerS OF the day.
a4ofhinE new was necessary 10 ex-
Tin the additional sharp advances
1.-The paper stocks. From condi-
- almost of bankruptcy they have
&ome strong In cash. Expectation
61 10 that International Paper Will
on back dividends on the pre-
Ered and start dividends on the COM
Sn0 early In the year. New CON
1aets are being arranged for 1917,
h4rh the directors Of the com pany
x4xeve will give profit ~ about 100
M cent on the common
yrhen report was published Oh the
1mh3ng of the steamship Marina In
enAtional Mercantile Marine broke
Ee1an lis 10 III "a There was a
S3ck rebound To ia. At the same
)Hnn stock OF the Atlantic Gulf and
RSst Indies rose sharply 10 a new
Nth record
RI Ifah Copper by its advance sug-
N&teh that the Street may be correct
N It's belief that the directors viii
kAriy In 1917 pay n special cash divl-
Nend of s45 share and leave the
Nxock a regular per cent dividend
phyer
RI Under cover ~ tho irrcgularifv ~
|13fU general list there was much buy
NJ NJ low priced railroad shares and
6Eftfrnfariy Of R1~k island Stee
kfnInss for the third quarter Will
announce tomorrow aftern DON,
2br the first quarter of this year they
kerc ssO,1lS727 and for The second
g2fter ssi,i2s,04S Earnings in the
M5E hhorhood of $40, 500 000 are e&-
ected for the third quarter.
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TO HOLD THIRD NATIONAL
PUBLIC SERVICE CONFERENCE

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 3o.-Ths
Third National Conference on Uni
versities and public Service will be
held in Philadelphia November Island
16. The Society for the Promotion of
Training for Public Service accepted
the invitation Of Provost Edgar F.
Smith. of the University Of Pennsyi-
vania. to hold its third national con-
ference at the University of Pennsyl-
vaniA.
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GRAIN MARKET.
D4ntaeas by Miller a Co. Members
XII Ch1enro BOARD Of Ira6e.l

Chfcnro Board Of traSe.l
kfcago, Oct az a peace ranor tn
EShap~ of s+-et-it-ce4umn- heed inc
IN afternoon paper caused heavy
ING OF the more deferred wheat
Sres i. was declared the peace
1of was q speech ia the Reichstag
M Socialist There Va eve reactions
EAdvances from the lowest on buy
EAy man ~ those who sold early,
Eat no time in tine past month
speculators as cautious as to-
A weakening influence was the
he in cash premiums for winter
u, current receipts OF So Red
Wins off sharply with Expert de-
~ generally quiet. ou4y $50. 600
us being taken for shipment.
No of the larger houses in the
~ well as many ~ the profes-
III believe that advances have
entireiy TOO sharp and that
Aatback would make the situation
nBer. Foreign news was strong
liverpool being nrn1 under
worlds sh ipments. Export bus
however. was hampered by con-
~ cable service The cash mar
EsSx Chicago vas 3a5c lower.
IT. Becoming more difficult 10 exc
OFders in the December wheat
Foreigners and other big
- Of December and those want
3n even up their positions will be
~ to deliver the actual wheat
"a into the pit and bid for H.
- showed losses Of I. 10 ga to-
The cash market ct Chicago was
< and the trade locally was light
AAtAs OF only 1900 bnshels. The
aeA reported 400. 0o0 bushels for
Ii In expected the receipts Of
Twill show a marked increase.
- more conservative men in the
ko advising caution In putting
oet lines under the biz buying
1gners.
were isaHc lower Lieuida
- on liberal scale and there
~ great deal OF short selling
A5ea At Chicago. i55, 900 bushels
he seaboard, 500. 900
prcducts were unsettled and
~. A reported Belgian Relief
&er lard and meats offset TO
extsnt the heavy receipts Of
AnA the lower prices at the
Open. Hiwn. Low. Siosa
...... 1904 is2s 1877 1909
$780,. 1877 1887 is3% 1877
5000. isos islA i3Ta 14sE
-.... - ssh ssn 81
a
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miscellaneous Markets.

N New York, oct 80 There was a
ter1ded weakening Of the tone In the
E0cAi cotton oil market today. The
eswak in cotton induced some liGui-
kAticn. Reports of freeT crude oil
{4efinGs were heard one OF the Lead
I'm rsfsners expressed The opinion
IN Ssc for crude oil and soc for seed
Auld stimulate freer selling
$1fprey OF cail opened Al " per
m, high. - lower. "a close, "a
&Mt time loans at -. Time money
&&Ma showed no quotable change,
1nGar quiet. centrsfugals, $50 mo-
&neA sugar. 5.77. refined sugar quiet:
~ RYanuiated 50 10 7g0
yNAyerai of the factors which InHu-
ekd an actiXe -market an tAn-curh
|x&f week were absent today The
RG7InE OF British steamer with
S4ricans on board caused an clement
Uncertainty which wore of at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
To Open Streets.

The resolution directing the City
Attorney to use all means in his power
to acquire by purchase. or otherwise,
sufficient land to open Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth Streets to their
proper width, and extending to the
Feitig property, recently purchased by
the city. was approved yesterday. The
recommendation, as soon ~ the at
torney has prepared necessary pa.
pers, will be referred to the Council.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

Is the only fire association offer
ing rated at actual cost. Old-nme
companies have recently raised rates
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION, rrvfngton, Va. insurss your
dwelling for little less than any 9th
er concern: and stores, mercha n disc
factories. oyster houses etc, at about
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked BY
others. Save money. Write them
Twenty years old)
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Sent 10 peaffnraffarY

Gideon Martin was sentenced to two
years in the penltentiary by Judge
Richardson yesterday. He was charg-
ed with breaking into the store OF
W. r.. Gray. 1862 Ashland Street. and
making away with tobacco, dry goods
and canned goods. valued at $50. The
case was sent up from Justice Crutch-
fields court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Business on Cary Street today could
only he classified as steady. There
was no marked activity. no specialties
aud no price changes and the market
apparently was settling after tho IN
usually good trading the latter portion
Of last week. Quotations still con-
tinue high and. according to mer-
chants, there IS little possibility Of
their lowering in the near future. and
there Is even n chance that several
may soon rise again.
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Deaths.
Jack Graft, Maternity hospital
October 81.
Ida Rodgers. Virginia hospital
October 81.
Ellen Guthrie, s12 Chamheriayne
Avenue, October 27.
WILDER l.. wellington. 30 Ciopton
Street, October 81.
Sallie II. Myers. 1905 Third Avenue.
October 81.
Infant Perkins, 512 North Twenty
nth. October 27.
Coiored.
Martha Mayo, City Home, October
rs
Arleni Smith. so7 East Jackson,
October 26,
Annie Roane, Virginia Hospital.
October 2T.
sallle Williams Memorial Hospital,
October 81.
Henry Edward Coleman. 4 East
Bacon, October ~,
Ella Kinny Mosby, Is West Canal
Street.
Maria Manning City Home. October
IS
Rosa Celeste, s24 Williams, October
IS or 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
Sign Companv Cs4s Judgment

Judgment was rendered yesterday
In tho Law and Equity Court in the
case Of F1exlume Sign Company
against Martin & Myers. The judy
ment was for s3s1s2. on an open ac-
count
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
Defense Wins Verdict.

The case Of Woodall e Qusrfes
gainst Roscoe Mitchell and Jerome
Davis, appealed from the Civil Jus
tice Court. was heard in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday. The hear
ing resulted in a verdict for the de-
PENDANTS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31

State Corporation Commission.
Following charters and amend
ments were issued yesterday:
Sons OF Norfolk. Social and Rene
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Exported by Rodgers. PIummer a
COMPANY. Inc.


Spanish, Farmers Stock Mark Ell
nrm Old stock exhausted New stock
Wis per bushel
Virginias. Farmers Stock. Market
steady. Old stock exhausted. New
stock
Fancy jumbo. ave TO "a &C per ID.
Extra prime. axe TO 3ac per ID.
Prime, &c 10 skc per ID.
Smelling stock. 2hc TO Sc per lib.
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STREET SOON
|fcOvtRS ITS GRIP
Exc1tenent Caused by sinking
- Gozfp by Submarine, bat
II soon Subsidies.
AWARDS MADE BY Z. $.

49, and Bethlehem Gtvsn I'M
1T Contracts by Government
- Stocks Show Great Pros
9Efsy.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
Marriage licenses.

VIM. Fl. Campbell and Edith r
Gathright, both OF city
Harry Marks and Goldie Capron
both of city.
Charlie Burton and Minnie Jones
both of city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31

LIVE pNI,LTR Y

Richmond, Va, Oct 30. 1916.
The wholesale market from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-31
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale quotations furnished ~ the
Blalock Fruit and Produce co.
Richmond, Va Oct 30. 1916

VEGETABLES
Cabbage. per cwt.......$3 25T 3 30
Potatoes 150-ih. sacks.
sack 95T kni
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Chancery Release Deeds.
+ Oscar E. Parrish, trustee, to .Jno.
Sloan. No. 261s East Bread. being
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn. Grse& LINER ioanuina. saii'uE 'o.dsy
for Pir@us. vii TAX" mail. cloeing at 1":3G
y NJ, for Greece, when specis ily addressed
on'r.
The scandinavian American liner mite
states. sailing to-day Tor Chris'iansand
and Christianiu, VIII TAX" mail. closing at
10 4. NJ. for NORWAY. sweden. Denmark.
Russia. Germary. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emhurg. Bulgaria ana Turkey.
The Sioula Americana liner san
elmo, sailing tomorrow for Naples. WIZ
take mail, closing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Italy.
Runahi,. Serbia and Greece.
Tho French liner Rochainbeau. sailing
Tuesday for Bordeaux, VIII take mail.
closing al /: NJ. for frUmce. kumania'
Serbia, Switzerland I.nlv. Egypt. Greece.
British india. British East Africa, siam.
Malta, Gibraltar. Ccylon. straits settle
Jnents. Dutch East Indies. West Australia
aud Persia.
The H~oIani-hme-iro liner RvrGnin,
sailing on Wednesday, fyr Rotterdam. VIII
take mail. closing a. = 30 \. VI Tor Great
Britain. ireland Belgium. Russii south
Africa, tho Netherlands aud Switzerland,
The white star liner Rs'tic. sailing on
Thursday for Liverpool Will take letter
mail only for Great Britain AMI lrelsnd:
also specially addressed correspondence for
other countries except Germany. Austria.
Hungary. L~uxemburg. bulgaria. turkey.
the Netherlands. Norway, sweden ana ben-
mark. closing al $3.50 y VI.
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$. Proteus. New Orleans, .6n miles south OF
Sandy Hook Al noon
=, Brabant. Tumpico. l0l miles north OF
Diamond Shosl AZ noon.
s. Antilles. New Orleans. l6o miles north.
west OF Tortugas N noon
IS Radiant, Port Arthur, IN miles west
OF ToriuSas AT noon
S. Fl sud, Galveston, s. miles west of
Tortugas at noon.
IS Cromng. Copenhagen, $40 miles from
Providence Channel AT noon,
So Philadelphia. Porto Cabcllo. I.oS, miles
Sc %Irouuois, ssnto Domingo, 1N5 miles
south of Sandy Hook Al : u NJ.
Sc Florida. Port Arthur for Rayonn~, ~
miles east of sand Key Al 6 l. "
So Havana. Havana, IL, miles north Of
Jupiter NJ noon,
in miles north Of Jupiter At noon.
So Illinois, Port Arthur, l67 miles north of
Jupiter Al noon.
SIS vests, SABINE, 3S miles north OF Jupiter
SIS j. A, Hooper, New Orleans. s7o miles
south of Cape Hstteras al noon,
S. Mohawk, Jacksonyile, 10 mile. north
OF 81. Johns bar AZ 7 p. NJ.
Sc Fl Nortc, Galveston, ls miles east of
Galveston bar AZ G y, N,
SIS III Sol. Galveston. 10 miles south Of
Diamond Shoal At s r, NJ,
SIS Nueces, Galveston. 40 miles south Of
| Sandy Hook At s r, N.
So Comanche, Jacksonville. eb miles south
Of Sandy Hook at p, NJ.
So City Of Montgomery. Savannah. 10 miles
south OF Sandy Hook At noon.
S. ci To Q SAP Nan rs miles south of
So San Jacinto, galveston, So miles east Of
Galveston bar NJ y NJ.
Ss Rio Grsnde. Brunsw1ck. ~ miles north.
! sast Of Brunswick bar 1t 7 p. N,
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SUPREME COURT OF II STATE OF
NEW YORK, NEW YORK COUSTY.-Otis
". Sanders. Plaintiff, against Mamie r.
Sanders, defendant. Trial desired In the
County OF New YOrk-Action for absolute
divorce-Sunliuons,
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint IN this action and to serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney. within twenty days after the SER
vice OF this summons, exclusive OF the day
% service. ana IN case OF your failure TO
appear or answer, Judgment will he taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded IN the complaint.
Dated. New York. November 3oth. 1915.
{, W. McDOuGALD. Attorney for Plaintiff,
once & T. q, address. No, ) Beekman
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. City Of
New York.
To the defendant Mamie +. Sanders:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant to an order OF
Hon. Leonard 4, Giles erich. a Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the state Of New
York. dated the End day Of December. 1913
and filed with the complaint. IN the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the County OF New York
at the County Court House. Borough Of
srd day Of December, 1915.
New York. December ard. 1915.
Yours. etc.
c. W NcDOtGALD. Attorney for Plaintin,
ONCE a =. q. address, No. 8 Beekman
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND ArPOR-
TIONMENT,
Municipai Building. New York

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
y yost 81 Ws,er S - o. re oiiy Of Ne.
OF the state OF New York enacted In the
year 1905, and amendments thereto. has
tions. estimates aud investigs,ion. AS It
deemed proper In order - ascertain the
facts as TO what sources for an additional
The city OF New York exis, ana are most
sva,isois: desIrae.. ono test to' the said
Estimate and Apport.onir"ut With recon-
m.ndations as 20 what action should. In its
opinion. be taken with reference thereto.
which report. with a map. plan and prom.
accompanying the same. bears the date Of
proale showing manner Of obtaining from
water Tor the ci.S o, ~. fori vh,ss
SS3t. q g NE Il. M aasH:h 81 i ss.l si.n OF f Ssx
York City. tina, said msp and pronle were
:pproyed by the Board Of Estimate and
and profile w.r. submitted to the s,a,ss
Conservation Comm Ission and by that Com.
: .,,s no +gpG?vs% os'cS.r a. ,sin ,ha,
TO The Bo;Td Of E-,ima,. ana Apporii don,
necessary tina, tn. said map and pronls.
dated June IS. 1906. he now modified as
s sn s,ia u Board i ~ %S %. ana sp,, sssmi' r..
cember 81. 1915. and entitled Map and
profit. showing, manner OF obtaining from
- AfNAf - ~ HuDDlV Oh
water for The City OF New Yor& which
-aid map IL on file In the orice OF The
board Of Water Supp, Of The CIV o, New
YORK. la the Municipal Building Park Row.
centre and Chambers Streets. in New York
City.
NOTICE ~ ALSO GIVEN tina. IN.
Board Of Estimate and ApportIonment OF
tn" city of New York has aVed the i4th
cay OF January, 1915. a. 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon. AZ Room Is. IN the city Hall. in
The city OF New York. as the time and
place for a public hearing upon the said
report. dated December q. 1915. and ma,
resolved that notice Of such public hes ring
b. given hy publication IN the CITY
RECORD and in two naily papers pub
lished In The City OF New York. and hy
publication Of said notice In two nsn.y,
designated as"onrcial p per.."if any. Tor m.
publication OF on cisl notices IN each ~ ,hs
counties Of Albany. Columbia. Delaware
Dutches Greene. Montgomery, Orange. put.
ran, Rensselaer,, RoCkland. schenectady
Saratoga, Schohari-. Westminster and vi.
ster. or n there he none such In any ~
said counties. then such notice shall be
published In any two papers published IN
said counties. such publications HAVING
been determined ~ said Board OF E,,i.
mate and Apportionmcnt to be rea.onahls
public notDc Of said hea ring. and ;ha, the
Secretary Of N" said Board NJ Estifnat.
and Appcrtionnrnt was directed to give
such further notice as will meet the re-
auircm.nt- Of the statute and as ne may Be
advised By the Corporation Counsel.
JOSEPH HAAG.
Secretary ~ tho BOARD Of Estimate and
Apportionnent ~ The CITY of New York.
Dated, New York city. December %. 1913.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
tors. election Of Inspectors OF Election and
for the transaction OF such other business
as shall come before the meeting, will be
held ct the once Of the Company, % Lib
erty Street. In the City OF New York. the
9Th day OF January. 1915. At ~ o'clock
noon.
The polls will remain open Until 1850
o'clock p. NJ.
Csignsd1 THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY
COMPANY Of NEW YORK.
ROBERT ]. HILLAS. President
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
~ East IAN Street.

- ~fF " y
New York city, December 3ist, 1915.
a Special Meeting OF the Stockholders of
pANY viii be held on the 18th day of
January, 1915. At 4 T.. NJ. NJ the once
~ the Company. No. ~ East l<th Stree.
for the following purposes;
I. To vote upon ID proposition to issue
and dispose Of six per cent. hve yes
bonds. Of tho total par value Of e35. 900.
which shall he a irst mortgage on the
shares 81 stock owned nv this Compan IN
the Delaney Amusement Company.
.. To vote upon a proposition to issue
and dispose OF six per cent, nve year
bonds. Of the total par value OF SlS5. 900.
which shall be u FIRST mortgage on tho
shares OF stock owned by this Company In
the Natoma Amusement Company. and a
mortgage on tho shares Of stock owned By
this Company In tho Delaney Amusement
Company. subject to tho priority of ths
S35, 900 mortgage hereinhcfore referred to
3. To transact such other business a;
may come before the Meeting
MORRIS KOHN. President.
JULIUS scHwARZKOPF. Secretary.
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ELEcTIoNs AND MEETINGS.

The Annual Meeting Of the srs
OF Directors for. the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business rs
may properly come before the meeting, Will
10 held at the ehioe OF thu Company, No,
80 East &3nd Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
New Yerk City, on Saturday. ysnusry 18Th,
isls. at . o'slesk = 49,.
Dated. New York City, Dec. 3lth. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-03
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the s~tockholdsrs Of the Sinclair
tors for tho ensuing. year and for such
other business as she'll 30 legally brought
Se,or. VII " neg ~ ne omss Of III:
Manhattan, County, City. sad state Of New
York. on Wednssday. Jsnuary the i:th.
p. i. SINCLAIR. Treasure.