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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

windmill with everlasting water,
some other outbuildings. Good
land and will sell on easy terms;
will rent after Oct. Is. Might take
small trade, T.. q. Rocket.
mcn~wed~sat IL
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT--One or two roome at
900 West Jefferson street. 1i6
FOR RENT--Houses for rent, ask
us about them. J. T. Williams. II.
FOR RENT~-One furnished room,
oil modern @conveniences, close In.
g. #. Morse. Old phone 27s. II
FOR RENT--New five-ropm cottage,
all modern conyeniences. Possess
sion Immediately. Phone 39G. II
FOR RENT-Nice brick nome On
West Main street. Possession sept.
Is. r. w. Burleson, phone $50. II
FOR RENT-Two large light house.
keeping rooms, nicely furnished,
close in, all eonveniences. Gall at
415 College 81. or phone $50. II
FOR RENT-4Thrce furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping, s12
East University avenue. Phone 9b1.
147pd
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms. 313 West Franklin
street. Phone 400. n
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms, modern conven-
ienees. Mrs. II. G.. Bradshaw, sos
Kaufman street. Old phone sS7. II
FOR RENT-After Aug. 10. two
nice large rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Phone 31b. or
call at 400 College st. tf-dh
WANTED.
II. d. RANKIN. Contractor and
Luilder. Phone 4t3. Ii
j WANT TO saw your wood. Old
phone 704. A. j. Fineher. II
WANTED Encyclopedia called the
neS Practical I~ieferesce Library.
Miss Maude Davis. Phone 557. 46
WANTED Boarders and rooniers
at 10 Mcmillan st. Home cooking.
Men preferred. Phone 701. i50pd
WANTED--To trade "a share OF
Bell Branch stock for a share of
Katy Lake stock. II Interested ad
dress postoffiee box 791, Waxa
hacrie. II
WANTED-To exchange six-room
house in San Angelo for property
Ia o. near Waxahachie. or In or near
small town in Ellis county. Phone
I4s or write 791. Weyahachie. Il
WANTED-To rent 200 acres. more
o. less. on halves o rthird aud fourth.
/ have teams and feed aud can
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

FOR SALE-l00 acres land 4 miles
west from Midlothian, 90 acres in
cultivation. 5-room house, barn.
windmill with everlasting water,
some other ousbuildings. Good
land and will sell on easy terms;
will rent after Oct. Is, Might take.
small trade. T.. q. Rocket.
mcn-wed~sat II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms, 313 West Franklin
street. Phone 400. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

Q. L. KENNEDY . C0--Fir4. TOR
nado and Automobile Insurance. WI
represent old line. promps payinG
companies. South Rogers stseet.
Phone lS1. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-11

WAN1ED-To trade "a share OF
Bell Branch stock for a share OF
Katy Lake stock. II Interested ad-
dress postoffiee box 79i, Waxa-
hacrie. II
The sun., 1916-11-07
SMALL PROPERTIES TRADED,

EAST sEvENTY-EIGHTH STREET
william \. Boyd has sold 20 East
S~eventy-eighth street, a four story
dwelling on iot l5xlOO.
WEST l2sTH STREET-Mary f.. Rirk-
beck has sold the four story dwelling
on lot l6x1O0 at 229 West l2sth street.
A client Of Louis +. Burnholtx 10 the
buyer.
EAST EIGHTY-FIFTH STREET-Far-
rell & Ryan have sold for Max Green
berg 226 and 228 East Eighty-hfth
street. a plot 50xlOo. q John W.
Knight. who gave in part payment
1874 Second avenue, q Ave story tene-
ment, on lot 25xl00. Plans for a
garage for the Eighty-hfth street plot
were fied In July.
EAST 10th STREET-David Vogel
and Emanuel Caluccl have sold for
the Bond Il Mortgage Guarantee Com
Vany to an investor 22S East lIOth
street, a four story. cold water tene-
ment, on lot 25xl00.ll. 1t was held
ut 1000.
CONCOURSE-H. A. Douglas 4 Co.
nave sold for a client q plot fronting
30 feet on the west side Of the Con-
course. ~ feet north OF 1891 street.
A business building will be erected
from plans filed prior to tho adoption
of coming restrictions.
WILSON PLACE-Charles l.. Ullman
has purchased from Ell I.ahm the
dwelling on the north side OF Wilson
place, 100 feet east of Barker avenue,
on lot 2jxl05.
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SITE FOR LARGE
PHONE EXCHANGE
New Central station to he on
seth street Near eth Ave.
nuc--0 Houses on Plot.
SMALL BUYERS ACTIVE
Take Many Local Properties
Suburban Hotels Sold
and Projected.

Marking the growing Importance Of
the business section bordering Seventh
avenue IN the vicinity OF the Penrsyi-
vania Station. the New York Telephone
Company contaminated deal yester.
day for n site for a great exchange
on Thlrtr-siSth street west Of Seventh
s,enue. The property purchased In
ciudcs nine old dwellings extending from
.oe to 22c West Thirty-sixth street. hav.
Ing a frontage of 1853 feet and q depth
Of 100 feet. Prominent landmarks in
the vicinity include the Hotel York At
the northeast corner Of Seventh avenue
and ThIrty-second street and Mills Hote,
No. 3 at the northeast corner. The
properties required for the improvement
Sere transferred yesterday.
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WOMEN AT POLLS
ALL ELECTION DAY
Republicans to Feed Workers,
Democrats to Hand Out Cam
paign Leaflets.

The Republican women. the Demo-
cratic women and the Hughes Alliance
women will still be with Father Knick-
crbocker on election day. Tn sufras lists
also will rally round the polls at the pre-
scribed distance Of zoo. feet. handing out
votes for women literature. ami there
will be plenty OF feminine activity while
mere man Ia deciding who Ia to rule this
nation during the next four years.
The straight Republican women. by
which II meant the women's division OF
the National Committee. with Miss Helen
Varick Boswell as chairman. will make
1t their business to see that election
workers are we'll supplied with sand
witches. coffee and pie. Loaded automo-
biles will go from booth to booth all
day long. Mrs. Nelson II. Henry. Mrs.
Stanley otis and a score OF other women
will oversee the work. In the evening
Miss Boswell and her friends will re-
ceive returns In her rooms at Republi-
car headquarters, 5ll Fifth avenue.
The members OF the women's bureau
OF the National Democratic Committee
raked headquarters in the Forty-second
street building for every scrap OF liter
aturs left there yesterday from the ar
dent campaign they have waSed. and or
ders went out that not one leafet Is TO
remain undelivered to Mr.. Voter.
Mrs. Giendower Evans. Mrs. Winter
Russell, Mrs. Mary Ware bennett. Miss
Virginia Potter and dozens OF others
will be out In automobiles II OF foot
doing their best TO see that every poll
ward man gets a Wilson pamphlet. The
Democratic women will also have their
decorated van out as headquarters for
The sun., 1916-11-07
INVESTORS IN BR

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
psny have sold the three story brick
Store and apartment building on the
west side Of Rogers avenue. 100 feet
south Of Clarendon road. on a plot COX
700 feet. for J. Phillip Goets to . client
for investment.
John II. Henry has sold the three
story and basement brownstone dwelling
az 81 Lafayette avenue for Mrs. ].
s,ull to Harris Becher. for occupancy.
Hy Agar has sold dwellings Al 677
Hancock street for Emma Kavanaugh
10 :, Byshower. for occupancy and %67
van Rurcn street to Margaret Crimmins.
for investment.
The Leonard Morgan Company has
sold for the Phelps Holding Company
we three story fla with store at 1890
eut'cr avenue, corner Pine street.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

eis'r;as;- 4 %si $, Lows; NJ. and
z y. ,Plsnnissn. Albany; II, J. Summarized
hs%I%S.,.E H...r,o .%en gosm Tx: :ss .ns "a 4
omaha: ". and Mrs l. PHELPS. Duluth.
Vanderbilt, G, Lonsdale. 81, Louis: L. I.
woldmsn. Albany: ]. c. Remick. Mobile; G
ssa@sardi' Los Ans.ie'; sX =: c,o'by.
WrilSi.. .Aiosn, " w. West, {. n. Putt.
ss SaiPf y. sp' =: a 4s:sa ! ! y, i PG !: s: sss:::
MIS- Rachel Trease' Green. clss.lssd. o'F0'
mond; Nj. RICHARD G.riiiet. Yoansacwn.
Ss!' M M'' T. an" I, 1 Adams !: I Me- sn fesH Mr.
n .ra Ph,I"ds,Phia Ga NJ IT, A Andsr.oni OAK
Ri,s: c..ltonEMr: and Ms:, r. Henri d.
ss. as'on': N M,'s am ST.. \ sF; !. s 4 y w :, AGs9.sy;
Nr. and Mrs Morton Davis. Montreal '
Murrsy H,i.Alton G. Wheeler, Paris, Ne
e. za" 8 o:,r Dsssy' s sss ssss N 4. s 3 h Sss,
Lsn.ine. Mich: J. c. Nallsn. Baltimore: r.
es' Y 1 ] :;.;;:: s &; s::sssH1 >! ). s s:is:::
Boston, Mr.: and Mrs. n. II, sommer, Albany
str..iord-Nrs WI Newton. New York
Marie Antoinetts Henry Clay Robsr,..
Tsmpico; A.. l.. Whitney. RYE. N. Y; Mr..
snd Ares Hsllstt Gilbsrts. New York: .. B.
waldorf .AMora-H. Q. Firsstons. Akron.
Ohio; NJ, and Nrs \; 7. D.yi.. o,sswa:
@. 4: Luddinston. Springfield. Mass; Mr..
ard VT. James G Csrro!l' Ro,noks. v
dslphis; Mr.. and Ars. II. It. Ksnsinston.
Ptttsburg.
Prince Georse-Henry d, Kurtz. Reading
H.-R. Clarase, Kalamssoo, Mich
wolcott-Lsursnne Peters. Los Angelica; Mr.,
snd Mrs., A. A. Houghton. CorninS. n. Y;
Q. Z. Baird. Cincinnati: Ignatius II. GossmAn,
Paris.
Grand-M. J. Powers. Baltimore: y. n.
Iowis, Chicago: =. A. Elery. Washington
=. W. Minor, Richmond; y. W. Allen. Spring.
Imperisl-A. Goodwin, Boston: ". n. Davis,
Chaitanoosa: A.. Il. Beck. Baltimore: +. A.
Philbert, Havana: G. NJ. Tolman. Bangor
A. LoroG 0ohsales, San Juan.
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WILLS AM APPRAISAIS,

MAURICE G. aisd oc,oh.r
2, 1915 appraiser. Albert j Rsrxin, no
tal assets. l7tsi ma, e,,s,a a.,
Benenciaries Mrs, claire .c,vT,,r,'
widow, $50. 500 Adele Marie Gennert,
daughter. tS.9el: Helen l.. Genner,,
daushter sS2's;i Assets Include interest
with. Gustave q. Gennert In Photographic
supp,y Dusiness AZ ~ East Thirteenth
'ssN' 's,'.,V
MRS MARY Y. Knight. died January
-. 1915 appraiser, Berwin). Total assets.
t.'oSi mIs pphei Sli':sst: bsnsnciaries
49, EEnntshht ppmsnps. usukhter. ssn' lyS'
Trw wma Nn.kn. Nuao.pn, a%aughter, %'Ss'ssh'
c.cen, r.nsdss anu Two ifiehds OF de'
@eu."', 'e"s'"ue''
,.nnrssr 'na.",sHE"' Tlsn ovIoner y. lslo
m1ao., 'sh sSs,S,'' "T' h'eka Posener'
",uo", ov"."'.'y
The sun., 1916-11-07
EUROPEAN MAILS.

American liner Finland. sailing. to.
day for Liverpool. VII take MAJ. clos
eept Gcrmany. Austria. Hungary. LuNem-
burg, Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey, the
mark. Africa. West Africa and the East
specially addressed.
Steamship Montevie1o. sailing tomorrow
for csdiz. Will take mall. closing at $50
A.. NJ. for Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar.
steamship Baltic. sailing on THURSDAY
$40 A. NJ. for Great Britain. Ireland
deter mail only and South Africa ,also
specially addressed correspondence for
other Countries except Germany. Austria.
Hungary. l.uxcmburg. bulgaria.. Serbia.
Turkey. Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and
steamship Oscar H.. sailing on Thursday
for Christianssnd. viii take mall. closing
at 10 A. NJ, for Norway. sweden. Den
mark. Netherlands. GERMANY. Austria.
hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. Serbia and
Turkey
steamship %Isthmian. sailing on Thurs-
Gay for Bergen, WIN take specially ad-
Norway. sweden. Denmark. Netherlands,
Russia. Germany. Austria Hungary. Lux
s" Thu rr ss.s1f liner Sf E.pasa asa .a rnrx Sat.
urday for tiordaaux. viii take mail. closing
az noon. for France. Switzerland. Italy,
India P'ri,ish East Africa. siam. malta
Gibraltar, Ceyion, straits settlements.
Dutch East indies. West Australia an
TIL. American liner 81. Louis. sailing sat
urday for Liverpool. will take mail. closing
at $3.50 A. W.. for Europe Except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. Luxembure. bulgaria,
serbia. Turkey. Netherlands, Norway. Swc-
den and Denmark, Africa, West Asia, the
East Indies. ana SPAN and PoTusa when
specially addressed
The Cunarder saSonla. sailing saturday
for Liverpool, viii take mall. closing at
$50 y. NJ. for Great Britain. Ireland. Rel
gium. Russia and South Africa. also spe-
cisiiy addressed corr-spondcnce for ether
countries, except Germany, Austr!a, Hun
gary. Luxemhurg. Bulgaria, serbia. Tur-
key. Netherlands, Norway. sweden and
Denmark.
TIL" Italian liner Duca drsli Abruz9i.
sailing Saturday for Genoa. will take sp--
cially addressed mail only, closing at $50
4 NJ. for Gibraltar. Italy. Switzerland AMI
Greece.
, The steamship Isthmisn. sailing Sltur
day for Bergen. Will take mail. closing AZ
s@ 4. NJ. for Norway. Sweden. Denmark.
Netherlands. Russia, Germany. Austria
Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria, Serbia AID
Turkey.
The Spanish liner Alicante. sailing SAT
urday for CadIZ. viii TAX mail closing at
80 A. NJ. for spain. Portugal ana CAB
ra.tar.
The sun., 1916-11-07

WASHlNGTON. Nov. 6.-The destroyers
Ammen, Henley. Trippe and Warrington
and lrittleship Montana have arriyeI al
Newport, gunhoat Annapolis at San Diego;
tank ship Arethuss and destroyer Lamson
al Roston, eunboat Chattanooga at ANA
ppla, bnttl.ship Connecticut and collier
rroteus At Hampton Roads; submarine H.
at Puget sound; battleshp Maryland at
san Francisco Ray. the collier Neptune at
iuants namo; destroN"r- iaul Jones. Profile,
stewart and Whipple AT Mare Island, de-
s'royer Smith at Washington yard: tug
rncas at Norfolk yard, and gunboat York.
town at Mul,ge.
Cruiser Buffalo has sailed from Mazatlan
for Manzanillo, collier culgoa from Guam
tansno for Port Al Prince: supply shin
Glacier from Maxatlan for Acapulco; collier
Nanshsn from San Francisco for San Diego;
DESTROYER RedgeSs from DesteA to ~.
The sun., 1916-11-07
BRoNx STORE AND LOTS TRADED

The Hurley Building Corporation has
soll 1925 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course a n story store on lot 2Sxs5.
l25 feet north Of ls&th street. II Ia
under lease for Ave years to Johnson's
market. The purchaser Is y. Halpert,
who gives In exchange the plot Of nine
loiS on the north side of 1920 street. sx-
tending from University Avenue to the
old croton a%Queduct. The property,
which Is one block south OF Kings
bridge road. fronts l0I feet on Uni
verrity avenue and 22s.9 feet on is2d
street. 1t Is opposite the grounds Of
the Hebrew Infant Asylum and 10 to be
Improved BY the new owner.
The sun., 1916-11-07
THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York. fair and warmer
to-day; fair Tomorrow; moderate south

For eastern New York. fair and warmer
to-day; fair Tomorrow; moderate south
For New Jersey, fair and warmer to-day;
fair tomorrow: gentle sriab winds. be-
coming moderate south. 49, ..,
For northern New ENGLAND. fair and
warmer to-day: probably fair tomorrow
moderate variable winds. becoming south,
For southern New England, fair and
warmer to-day: moderate Variable wihuh'
becoming south tomorrow.
For western New York. partly overcast
and warmer to-day; unsettled tomorrow
new YORK. Nov 7%'-iiish pressure
covered the eastern half Of the country. ex-
cept the upper Mississippi valley y.,,er,
states and the eastern provinces anu
was high over tho south Pacific section. but
Influence Of an area of depression having u
principal centr. over Manitoba and sec
opdary centres on the north Pacihc coast
and over eastern Colorado.
High winds prevailed in tho north CEN
tral states. and although tho storm centre
was of considerable depth there was re-
markedly little rainfall.
shower. occurred on the north Pacific
coas, and at scattered points In the North
west. but generally fair weather
Little change In temperature occurred in
the Eastern States. butGn the central val
leys II was much warmer. ..
Freezing weather occurred In northern
New York and New ENGLAND and In the
Rocky Mountain and plateau states.
warmer: wind. fresh northeast to east: av-
erags humidity. Sc per cent: barometer.
corrected to read to sea level. at : A. NJ.
80. <s: 8 T.. NJ. 30S
1A.M.
Barometer 30ig N.t7
Humidity ........."...". So
Wind-direction ............ y. II, n. w.
Wind-velocity .............
weather ......ss... 'ss... tIeaT NitaT
Precipitation ............... =. -.
Tho temperature IN this city yesterday.
as recorded by the official thermometer. Is
shown In tho annexed table.
AM, 4 PM,
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COMFY ISLAND HOTEL SALE.

Joseph NJ, May IA purchased through
" q. Morr!sey. Jr., representing N. J.
Rose, the Mechanics Hotel and two cot
lagos at the northwest corner OF Surf
avenue and West Nineteenth street,
fronting 40 feet on Surf avenue. and
running back 2SS feet to the New York
and coney Island Railroad right Of way.
Inc property lies opposite Ravsnhall's
and steeplechase Park. and n block
east OF the Kaiser Garden. The three
story business building at lB43 Broad
way. near Hancock street. was given in
part payment. The transaction, with
the improvements contemplated. repre-
sent about 5000 900.
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a tract OF 100 acres at Garrison or.
S%ne-ffudson. opposite West Point. has
Desn secured a. . site for q big hotel.
.opelsnd Townsend OF the Hotel Males
sIc SAID yesterday tina he had been Of
IeIed the management OF the hotel,
whlch ne said he will probably accept.
M motel viii contain about 400 rooms
.nd VIII be erected by a syndicate. In
wnIcn several New York merchants are
nemoers. The plans Of the syndicate
are 20 far advanced as to hermit sround
being broken In the spring for the bis
notel.. 1t will he conducted 40 a subur-
Dan hotel. II will have a hne golf
course. ennis courts and q private
swimming pool.
The sun., 1916-11-07
l2eTm STREET CHURCH ZEAL.

l.enox Avenue Union Church at
u West l26th street will DO X over
BY the swedish Harlem Lutheran Church
when tho o lesalises a contract for
the sale Of the property. The church
~ three stories high. on lot 25xiOo about
Is" feet east OF Lenox avenue. The
congregation bought 1t In October. 1909.
The previous day the congregation sold
VS. property at 81 West 10Th street to
the Congregation Mount Zion. Several
DAYS ago I, was reported that the 10Th
street property had been bought by the
swedish congregation. The Leonard
Morgan Company. which Is arranging
the matter. has corrected the error.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails.
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
sun rises. .6:3i A NJ sun sets. .....tab p n
Moon sets. .....i:2O NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .t:2a Gov. Island. So A n
He'll Gatc......S: 100 NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II as A Gov. Island ~
Hell Gate .....i:b 100 A NJ
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3?os THIRD AVENUE
BY Arthur e. Sheridan.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

n..sis;scr 1880 c1 Sl, H n.rs. :.
bssaisston. G. Perry sssd's'ton and Faith
ssdfsra Heia!sS. cotper.tion: Msnha..
Hsrrett, Walter J. Graham and Christine
Ssisin '1S..lty Cooperation. Manhattan;
SAMUEL ss:fisiS saa 4iiils %sslyin:. '.'''"'
c. x:stT re IS ssct't 3ir: ca,%e.G yi.a M {. s:a!:..
RSI:I shstm.c :na Wnl,sm x pyPT: g.
S%srfiss. Joseph ksnnsnSsrs and Miguel b,
issr:dai.,Eas.Pscs cs,ssra.Ioni Man;
]. Stsvsns' stanley o. Brown and Harold
$50: 81 aiss s..y .G 1rss k,rssssnSs.asim sa RG"'.ma':.
SSsI s.iiG@s. and S.s.s:; aorSis. ,..,.
tai, 1000; aif.e.er:. Wires q ces:in..
'ess . !; S U.ss. :Sf s SsrS.s Z S,'s dc.a..
ri ::ts:S iS:l.s si:':; : ol h. y y:
~yX HH"tH UNIFN| ..H"
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DOWNTOWN SPACE IN DEMAND

DOWNTOWN SPACE IN DEMAND.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for ten
years At an aggregate rental approx
mating l 100000 the building at the
southeast corner OF Cortlandt and Green
wich streets. owned by Brill Bros. The
lessees are John and Stephen Harner.
who will use the premises for cafe pur-
poses.
The United Merchants Realty & I'm
provement Company have rented at the
northeast corner of Dey and Church
streets a basement to Celia Schwartx to
Ne used as \ restaurant through Will
lam II. Whiting 4 Co. the store at 239
Broadway to the Wholesale Typewriter
Company.
Rutland 4 whiting Company has
leased the corner store and basement mt
$50 broadway. corner Of Howard street.
for = term OF years to the New York
Telephone Company for a commercial
office the store and front part Of base
ment at T3 Madison avenue to Maurice
Sloog. dealer In rare books and engrav-
ings.
Pease & Gilman have leased to Israel
Siller Of the World Waist Company the
store at 604 Broadway. southeas, corner
Of Houston street. This completes the
renting Of the entire ground 400 and
basement. which was recently leased by
Pease 4 Gilman to the Horn 4 Hardart
Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
In the Masonic Building. Twenty third
street and sixth avenue. a portion OF
the tenth floor TO the S!mone Company.
and Of the eleventh floor to the Overland
Manufacturing Company offices at IS
Pine street to Charles r. Porter. and
space In the FahHs Building. 52-5&
Maiden lane. to q. Mairc 4 Co.
Cross L Brown Company has leased
the store adjoining the southeast corner
Of Broadway and Slxty-eighth street to
the Motor Life Distributing Company.
and Mt III Seventh avenue space to the
Celebrated Film Corporation.
wertheim q Clear have leased the par
Tor floor In 500 Lexington avenue to Jo-
seph Tr!oani.
The sun., 1916-11-07

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 CO. have leased
for the estate OF Warner Van Nurden s
East sixty-second street, a Ave story
American basement dwelling. TO Joseph
+. Grace OF W. II. Grace & Co.
Slawson 4 Hobb have rented for the
Clarke estate li5 West Seventy-third
street to A. X. Stewart: for Andrew 8,
Demeter 1855 West E~ighty-nfth street to
DR.. Louis Fischer
The sun., 1916-11-07
MAILS.

Hawai- via san Francisco. per steam
shlp N!lhcimina. close at 1850 T.. NJ.
FRIDAY,
Japan, Corea arl China, via Seattle.
r'r steamship Mexico MIru, close at $3.50
l. VI Noycmh'r H.
Postmaster Morgan Announces that mails
~ the following dates: Melbourne, October
4 sydney, October q, Auckland. October
II; wellington, October ~, which arrived
at san Francisco per steamer Moana, were
despatched East on November 3 and are
due In Now York this morning. .
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CrscibIs Proats sI8,2as,ess.

PITrsRrRo. Nov. 8.-Ths annual report
Of the Crucibls Steel Company OF Amer
lea. issued here to-day. showed net
profits Of Sls,22s,6e5 after paying dlvi-
dsnds OF sS.iss.Soo on the preferred
depreciation and other dxed charges. The
o2b, 900. 900 common stock therefore
"a rned slightly In excess Of $50 a share.
The balance sheet shows an unappro.
priatsd surplus Of eS.Bt3,s0s. The com.
peny has l.See holders Of the prsearrsd
|oAAsoD ea1 LISA q ooQmeo GAayoa.
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roRECLOsE on LANoHAM.

Langham apartment on the Gen.
.tal Park West block from Seventy
third to Seventy fourth street has been
ordered to be sold by the courts In a
UT brought BY Carl Rosenbaum TO
noreclo.e a second mortgage for $780,
v"v' suoordinats to a mortgage for ST.
100000 held by the Mutual Life In.ur.
ance Company. Franklin Petit IA the
receiver In charge, pending the dispose.
ton Of the suit.
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wEsTBURY PLACE SOLD.

-, A. Warner Baitaszi has sold for
william w. Cocks to q client for occu-
pancy the house. stables and garage and
twenty acres OF land az Old Westbury.
adjoining the property Of Trsdsrick
hsvemeyer and w. Russell Grace. This
place has been under lease for the past
thrse years to David DowA
The sun., 1916-11-07

william A. white 4 Sons have sold
for Henry +. Pellew Of Washington.
n G, the four story building at IS CIi6f
street to lnnis. Speiden q Co. of Hcr-
nell, Stcuben county. New York, who
this year leased through the above
brokers' the building for a term of ten
years. They are making extensive al
terations and they will occupy the build
ing for Offices and laboratory.
The sun., 1916-11-07
BRONX POLICE STATION PLANS.

Plans for h new police precinct sta
tion to be erected at the southwest cor
ner OF Brook avenue and I<2d street
nave been hled by the architects. Cross
q Cross, who estimate the cost at SIS. 900.
II will be a four story brick and s,one
structure. 6S.0x71.s in area, and will
contain many improvements over the
conventional polict station,
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF OWN.

THE ONLY SAFE way for q prudent,
man to buy a country home fully eN-
planned by
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
10 West s:d 81. Phone Mad. So. $3.50.
The sun., 1916-11-07

Tho temperature IN this city yesterday,
as recorded by the official thermometer. Is
shown In tho Annexed table.