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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Those new dances are SAID 10 ue
very graceful by people who have not
seen them.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The things that usually happen are
those that seem impossible.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

As a last resort, we could comman'
deer the annual output OF inc
can hen and defy the world.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Again. there are some people VIM
sre FOOLS because they can't help II
and others because they enjoy IT,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Economy may be the road to wealth
but saving cigarette coupons Is '''"
way to make a living
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Freedom of speech is one OF Tue
,nos, cherished of human liberties;
and one of the most sadly overworKeu
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Tho man in skidding automoOle
doesn't know where ne soiNe'
he's on his way.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

PHYSICAL geography is about the ohiy
cafe and sane geography for the young
idea TO study in these stormy days
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

A dressmaker who says figures uon !
lie can't be expected to have q o'B
trade.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

George Geiger, member of the Sill
dell health board has announced MS
candidacy for the office of town mayor
At the April election. There will be TO
municipal primary as the time period
RS nassed without action.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Happiness is less apt to be a case
of luck than pluck.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The Lafayette City Council refused
TO grant the petition OF the saloon
men for a referendum on the question
Of reducing the liquor license from
81. 600 10 81 900 on the ground that the
petition asks for an initiative ana
referendum at the same time. ana
further that the license ordinance IS
a revenue mee sure and not subject 20
the provisions OF the law relative 10
referendums II is deemed likely that
the petitioners will seek 20 mandamuS
the council TO comply with their re
quest as they have employed Two law
vers 10 prosecute their case. How
ever. six licenses have been issued
for the new high rate as against nin'
last year at the old rate of $1,000.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

An eastern expert says this country
needs 1000 aeroplanes' tVlueN''
wants 10 prepare US for flight
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The Union Sulphur Company OIL
Lake Charles has distributed a sum
approximately $4,000 to its employees
as bonuses. Each of the 500 employees
of a years standing received a cheek
representing onetenth OF a year
salary. The checks ranged in amount
from $50 TO $500.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

After a man has passed nfty' ne
would rather have goou e'oiA''' ~
than the shoulders of q Gotten
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Shreveport bank clearings for 1919
ora ec.imatd at s5tOOO,OOO by l.. p.
Ho.mer. examiner Of the local clear
i've house association. The clearings
for the month OF December OF 1910
were ss.s7o.1434s, an increase OF 'l''
53s.se9. rs over 1914.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The Keystone Oil Company of Lake
Charles. capitalized at $40 600. mas
been organized and will drill for oil
on leases obtained north Of the prov
en- territory at the Vinton field. M
T. Wosley is president A. F. Lyons
and H. Horton, vice presidents, ana
w. l.. Robertson, secretary and treas
urer
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Excitement is manifested at VIM
field over a report that one OF the
wells drilled by the Pardee OIL GO
struck oil in large quantities. Agents
Of the various oil corporations, IN
Guiding the Producers Oil Co. the
Gulf Refining Co, Pardee Oil Co, and
the Standard OIL Co, have been here
leasing land for the past few days anc
have paid prices ranging all the way
from 50 cents to $3.50 per acre for Of
and gas leases. More than sixty leases
of this kind have been recorded here
II is rumored that local oil concerl
has been offered a good price for al
its holdings, and the offer WAS re
fused.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The T. B. Williams Cypress LUMBER
Company's pull boat and skidders' du''
ing the past year. have logged approx
,matelv 10000. 900 feet of timber 20
the mill at Patterson, La, 2O'ooc'ooo
If # having come from the company
swamps in this locality. The company
delivered to the Waddel Williams Cy-
nress Company, of Rhoda, La TO-
600 900 feet of tupelo gum, to supply
the box factory of the Texas OIL Com
pany.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Don't think because a man offers an
oro,ogv that he really means it.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15
Unless education means a shortcut
TO experience. It means nothing

A man is never sure whether a WON
an is sorry or glad when she cries.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Large quantities of onions received
IN New Orleans in sacks, after being
stored. are being repacked in crates
and are exported, mainly to Soutf
America. The process of cleaning
"a hacking 10 quite interesting.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Economy of Language
Passenger (entering carr ine
morning, conductor.
Conductor-Fare.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Pilot Philip wuertz, of Baton Rouge
who was suspended last June as a
result of the stranding OF the Pari
,,an. which was in his charge, and
its collision with the Heredia and the
theodore Weems. was reinstated b,
Governor Hall
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

w s. Holmes, of the Louisiana
Conservation Commission, passe'
through Baton Rouge on his way u
Montana to get ten bulls and 20 COY
elk to place on a 32.ooo-acre tract q
JJrbana, La Sale parish.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The winter short course in asricuf
,urs nj Louisiana State University
viii begin Monday. January II, and
.nd Friday, February IL
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

The Slidell high school opened Win
an increased number OF pupils, the 10
tai enrolment now being four nun
bred and fifty-two.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Only a very unusually hungry man
can eat advice and enjoy 1t.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

Boring for oil in Well No. l, OF
the Louisiana Oil and Gas Company
is progressing rapidly. This well IS
situated at Cranes Bluff, ten miles
north of Marksville. A depth OF ZSO
feet has already been reached and
the ten-inch casing has been set. A
strata of quicksand which delayed
onerations for five days has been
passed and boring is now being maze
through a strain Of soil kpoYn- Ss
blue gumbo."
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15

-. meeting at Shreveport OF ope'
49, and stockholders of oSe'con-
Germs exploiting in the Gushe4 benu
section of Red River parish, the issu-
ance of an order by Governor l.. T.
Hall was read whereby five-eighths Oh
the production in Gusher Bend terri
tory involved in the states suit over
Tho question of ownership of the riVel
he'd was released on help operation
during the trial and disposition OF I'M
suit.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-15
.l@Is $780, D
BErEFLY RELATED.

order "
The Independent @ road whereby
holdings IN
Allen Beuregard ana @ tory the states suit o.
parishes the Commercial tho question the rf
and Savings Bank he'd help operate
New 100000 To secure during the disposition OF
,bs
of andow owned outright the turpenrne
privileges and Its The T. Cypress Ium
and all and skduers
| inc the mast wear have app
Construction work on ing @ 60 600 600 feet Of
concrete bridge whoh Patterson La zooVc
under the the comp
commission
h.,ns psd for commission and rare 70 the
parish of Avoyehes, press Company, OF Rhoda La
ing foundation pillars have @ GOO su
but and is 20 ~ box factory of
!, be completed within the next three nanv
weeks
,, . There has a decided reviv
Soto. Red River ana Lake realty market in
produced '' while the paris
OIL acou
lines run
eleven months he cember of $6OOOO
estimated This compares and
122O6sS barrels IN 1917 ais
,. s,nort bank clearinss bringing GOOD ows
Ky are esna'u a. 90 ., 49, Local clear business district
association The c as The
December OF 80
he ssS7ol4S4s an " of OIL and su
ut 53ssss2S over IVA indications has oba
II ope
dell health announced mis- & New, Roadway has been
for the ONCE OF oN Howev heav
election There VIII De h,ne ne company
ce municipal primary as the time periou make better time
lily. has passed without action ~
~ .o.,, The Union Sulphur Compa
quantities OF onions 80 AXE Charles distributed
New in $4,000 to It's en-
tty oemg
mainly to South
Amerca OF cleaning Of a
10 interesting IT,
A. ,or,.;ora from to $500
Conservation passed 49, c.,,, h,h scboo oman
hrougb Ration Inc 'u' :, nunu.
rely and 20 an nou heinz
Dag o,r 20 Mace a at tai
,cal JTr,.n. L. Sale dred anu "'''"O
Keysto Oil Company
Phot rhhp $40
organized and VIII orl
result Oh .hs and
wncn was IL "a ,na at Vnon
COLLISION WIN 'ne Is
Theodore Ween'' "-S ~ and H. Horton preside
Hall pohet,on secretary a
the ,.,.. NJ cotton nro-
Inc NUMB. y. ...,.h arrn,l
Of exceeds that OF Inc ~no T
1914 BY over Two
Of j. u Vining VIII ose
s,sssa q this territory Gnu f'''-'' '
The sun., 1916-10-31

. = IaS + q T. : o Ct. FL A.: - per ,S 3 SSG
J Carter to J Romains Brown, $40 Con.
x T.m. ~. h ApI "a 900 g yT: !HT; s,syS ooJ5
,22D ST. n 9, 1870 white Plains av--
AsnesA Ravens Esler to chas r Hal
sted l74 Pro.pec. pi. Bklyn, prior mtg
.chssF H%sis,edd. Il Pine x r.. oono i1,ecS36j
ioo-Anna Hedner to Railroad co-opers.
tive Bids 4 Loan Assn. 1903 Park ay.
S ~. instSls. . . o; atty. q J crandeil.
LOT So map oci;via Mo..-M.rtin stein to
Patk J Mcguire. I2sA sth st. Bkiyn, Oct
s.yr. 8 per cent; atty. Marshall 8
i7sD ST. " :. 1855 Gleason .av, texiOo.
Susana c Lubcker to Anna Quicker. 7fe
Courtlandt av. prior mtg $4,000. Oct IS.
cue a. per bond; attys. Schaefer a. Son,
IL Courtlandt av................0,0o 900
l&oTH sT..ss. At . . lot 10. map Mott
Haven. 7exSl.e: also i40th OF, . .. rs W
from es lot 10. same map, Ss.5x32.s to Q
Morris av xS5. 10x5s. 5x50-Eiien NJ d
Smith to Payne Estate. ~ Park av. Oct
- yrs. 8 per cent: attys. Reeves 4 7.
BURKE xV,s:. iii i: Barker sv. sssiss;
also rear 20 Il lots IL q Is, blk A. and
rear 20 II lot. blk A, map Lester Park
Mary McGary to Chas r King. 40 Pros
pect 1t. Bklyn, Oct 30. due Jan I, 1917.
8 per cent; atty. Chas r Kins. ~ Pros.
poct u, bklyn.... vt15
The sun., 1916-10-31
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Hume Safety Appliance. Manhattan
capital, $4,000. directors, Frank Y. Hume.
william l.. sayers and Lester W. Patter-
son.
The Tcdart Realty Corr oration. Manhat-
TAM; capital. $500: directors. Theodore X.
Mccarthy, Cyril j. Brown and Mac OScill.
The Morgan Rundel, Inc. Brooklyn;
capital, $1,000; directors, Morgan Rundel.
George 4. Hunton and George X. Hunton.
The .. II. Construction Company. The
Bronx; capital. 1900: diV ctors. Philip
He~rschowsky. Pauline Herchowsky and
Meyer Fisch.
The O'Mara Realty Company. BROOKLYN:
capital, 5000: directors. John j. OMara.
Emily O'Msra and cymou Bluestone.
Tn" Bernchss Realty Company, Manhat-
tan. capital. s.. 900. directors. Sarah spears
Bernard Breitbart and Kslman Marcus.
The Rey building Company. Manhattan.
capital, 5000; directors. Jesse Myers.
Henry. NJ. Plateau and Ruth Klein.
TheJ. r. II. Realty Company. Inc, Man
haitian; capital. 1io.5o0: directors. Everett
n. Higgins. Almon W. Eaton and Abr. Ro-
The Seer Holding Corporation. Msnhat-
tan: capital. $500; directors. Ralph Davis.
Arthur :. Kerner and Irving bernstein.
The sun., 1916-10-31
TAKES OLD FLATBUsH HOUSE.

VIII Pitt Rivers has bought the resi-
oence at the corner of Church avenue
ana Buckingham road. the former home
or Charles Il. Parker. for use "a a dane
ing studio. to he known as Buckingham
Chateau. The property comprises q plot
l00x100.s.
A. Peace & Son have sold the three
story stone dwelling at 5+i First street,
near Eighth avenu to a client for occu-
pancy.
NY Agar has sold III East Thirty
second street. n two family house. to 7.
Young four lots on East Forty-ninth
street and Clarkson street. for the estate
OF f. ]. Granger. to ]. Weintraub. Inc,
Tor improvement with an apartment,
mouse. n 23S Macon street, a dwelling.
The sun., 1916-10-31
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Several Uptown Apartments
Bought by Operators and
Investors.

Several uptown apartments figured In
the real estate trading yesterday. Most
u them are in the lower end Of Harlem.
Three fairly good sized houses in 111th
street were turned over to new hands
during the day. One of the houses sold
was owned until recently by william
Zlegler. lie gave it in part payment for
MS latcs: Park venue purchase. the
southwest corner of. Fifty-eighih street.
Yesterday the property was resold to an
Investor. Further east on the sam, street
a group Of operators acquired two houses,
ewing n number OF properties In various
parts Of the greater city in part pay
ment.
The sun., 1916-10-31
SPACE RENTED FOR TRADE.

Cammann. Voorhees, Floyd have
leased the building at 292 Pearl street
for Miss Bessie Pope to the Eureka
Supply Company.
4. A. Hageman has leased to the Bias
Lining and Novelty Company the third
loft at 637 Sixth avenue, and the third
loft at $50 Sixth avenue to Sam Field
man.
Huberth a Huberth have leased with
Ewing, Bacon & Henry the store at $50
West Fifty-fourth street to the Roamer
Motor Company.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for Laura
A. Cregan to j. Butman the four story
dwelling at 237 West Th!rty-eighth
street for a term OF years.
The Cross Il Brown Company has
leased the store AT the northeast corner
of Broadway and Fifty-second street
10 the Sidney ID. Bowman Automobile
Company for a term of years. and the
third loft at 14-lS West T~wenty-fourth
street to ]. Blumenthal 4 Bro.
Charles B. Van Valen has leased Of
William street. to Francis n Lott, addi-
tional space In the same building to
Henry +. otto & Co. and Offices In IS
Nassau street to Peter II. Benischek De
JANA.
The Brett 4 Goode Company has
leased In the Johnson Building, 1898
Broadway, with I. & q. Pfomm, a booth
In the arcade to Adolph c.. LoefYer; also
in the American Press Building, 1850
West Thirty-n!nth street, a loft to Tho
NeUs. and in 6-l4 Church street a floor
TO Barnet Daniel.
The sun., 1916-10-31
SATISFIED
with name and address Of lenders a
torney.)

with name and address Of lenders at
CITY rY, HALL PLACE: a:;s7-H.rry G: Nal;
Lupton, $40 ST Marks av, Brooklyn, and
Cha Hose. 4 Lex az. n y C.. exrs
SID ST, 30 E--Liilian Ward Porter to
s Ssy.nf Bowers a snd 4 AZ ! Is e ce sslstsr; N ,i = c SC;
iosTH ST. 1os.io7 w-Ninth Ward Realty
Go to Geo Hahn. 100 e s5th st; atty.
CITY HALL PLACE. 2s-Patrick Murphy
Bway' ATTY. Michael c Gross, los Park
DIST ST.. iai E.Martin stein,h.i to sarah
King; atty. Title Guar 4 Trust Co, 17s
FULTON ST. i7s.Alber; 4 and Mss,o Sge
Newman TO Albert A Newman, B32i East
End . y Chicago. III; atty. Title Guar 4
BAXTER TO- ST. rs .siS; 900
and ano to Lumeno Mssueei; atty. Chas
Zerbarini. sAe Bway. ........ sac. 900
cITY HALL PL. 2:1Thos nammili TO
fmiEInn' 81 ind cSsm sss Bank; atty. stephan oos
SANE PRoPERTY-same to same; atty.
pnws 8 orr, 81 Chambers .t...:..:.tio.co 900
fEARL ST, . " ., 2i.1i n W City Hall pl-
Thos Hammiil TO Emigrant indust saw
Bank; atty. Title Guar a T Co. l7s
pEARt ST. isi.rh.i.:., vii. Of fr ra;US.
X seasrist, to same: attys. r 4 4 J
oGorman, 81 Chembers ST.. SIS, 900
ID ST. i2s =. lessehold-Fred'k Brunn to
Geo w May. sg7 st Marks av. Bkiyn,
and Jno May. 2s Gates sv. Bkiyn $4,000
18th ST. 2s w-Harry and sadie Her
soE et al to Marsaret T. Napier attys.
issb ST, 80 w-Minie sehwars TO Joseph
E1,enSers; 2io W 10th st; atty. A.Ro:
Lemon Nv. : Hin t-. .kK;;a:'e GOO
Bwsy; atty. Z ccip' Is.
The sun., 1916-10-31
r. 4 p. Holders TO Deposit Bonds.

Holders Of the Texas INC Pacific Rail-
way Company's second mortgage income
bonds have been notified that receivers
have been appointed for the company
and that a readjustment plan affecting
their bonds will soon be promulgated. A
committee consisting or Mortimer N.
Buckner, chairman Owen F. Roberts
and Edward Schafer has been requested
to act to protect the rights of the hold
ers of those bonds except those owned
by the st. Louis. Iron Mountain and
southern, Railway Company. The com
mittee requests that the bonds be de-
posted Immediately with the New York
Trust Company. The committee has ex-
tended to November s the tint within
which II will receive these bonds. Bonds
should be deposited In negotiable form
with all unpaid coupons attached. and
appropriate certificates Of deposit will
be Issued for them.
The sun., 1916-10-31
BOSTON MAN RENTS HERE.

Worthinston whitehouse. Inc, has
leased furnished the nve story Ameri-
eah basement dwelling at 81 West For
ty-e!ghth street to James Lowell put.
nam OF Boston. The house was held at
1880 and was formerly occupied BY
Clifford A. Cochran. "
aweon & Hobbs have rented for w.
=. ID. Stokes 32s West seventy-ninth
street to II. q. Smith. and 25s West
Seventy-eighth street for Mrs. N. clark
to f. Jeffries.
Pope q Bro. have leased for Will.
an Chilvers the three story and base.
ment building at l29 West Eleventh
s.reet 70 Thomas Bevans for a term Of
years at a yearly rental OF $500.
Moore, Schultz q Co. have leased the
dwelling at ais West l4<th street for
w. II. Picken to Charles McMann.
The sun., 1916-10-31
WANTS MELLEN ON STAND.
Lawyer says Some Boston People
would SILVER Then.

BosToN, Oct. 30.-After a hearing in
the United States District Court to-day
Judge Morton tool under advisement the
question Of allowing Charles NJ. Green.
a minority stakeholder Of the Boston q
Maine Railroad. to intervene in the re-
ownership proceedings against the road.
Conrad W. Croker. an attorney.
stated that he wanted an opportunity to
put Charles s. Mellen. ex-president OF
the New Haven and the Boston & Maine.
on the witness stand to state the facts
concerning alleged fraud and conspiracy.
n one will say" the attorney de-
clared. that IL Mr.. Mellen t~estiies II
will not cause certain amiable men In
this town to shiver."
The sun., 1916-10-31
LIS PENDENe.
Maahattan.

NTH ST. 80 w-Bernhard reifer aet
Anne stein tforsclosurs Of MORTGAGE;
BESoME ST.. 200, and Norfolk st. &C.,
action 70 impress trust); attys. Hersfsid
1sT Az. ii22-N y Life ms 4 Trust Co,
trustee. agt Mayer Zaika ct al tamended
ioreeiosuse OF mortsase); auys' Emmett
Urn Nv. sso-John J callahan az, Con-
s.a.5: s s,as.. Davis. .' poSosS., r 81 mSrs,
IosD 81. 217 E-Ann. e Donald a., Philip
s setSen Z a a foreclosure OF morssas'';
ID ~ !. Iss : .1s.h ..-Emm. J Cool
.: 81 m Ss;snsy : Aux, K.r s = c :, foreclosure
Adam P schmitt ct Al 0foreclosurs Of
,, mTSa'f ~. WEB: ! Ts |. NJ. Quar- Co
AFT Elisa T wray, =, a. tfrosclosurs Of
sst N. Fisi:eh.r, .! q foreclosure OF
,, nT%TSHs'r s ~; XL 1 + Fss's a.. Qua, Co
sst Elisa T wr.y. 81 al foreclosure Of
,, %ar. 81. q; S s..yi sv v Smith .s, Mari.
s NsS.' H.rii.on n'i Eiiio;s ( s 81 a%'r's's''
s.ii. Levi. &c; ca.. ! w.in..s!n q i
PLEASANT Az. cor i,sd s,-Emma T
UnGrtch 81 al AIT MOTIFS 4 Klein ct NJ
foreclosure Of mortgage: atty. J Dem
Arrest.
TIEBOUT Az, " Q. 1888 n 1874 st-Harry
c Miller ct al agt Edmondson const Co
q al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty.
4 r Orrell, Jr.
MCCLELLAN ST, Q e cor Jerome av-Ed-
gar 8 Appieby ct al agt Edward r Rob-
inson ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE:
attys. Cannon 4 Cannon.
BATH0ATE Av, isss-Clara De Hirsch
Home for Working Girls -agt Samuel
Marcus ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE:
nttys. Wise a selissberg.
BEofNNiN0 at = point at Old Creek. In
line with stump on ludlow farm. Ac--
Katharine l. Seill ct al, as exrs. aGt
Adele s Dodd ct al foreclosure Of mort
gaEs): attys. CardoEo & Nathan.
The sun., 1916-10-31
BANK SELLS DWELLING.

WEST 18TH street.-the Nehrine
Company has sold for the Citizens
Savings Bank. sos West ls7th street,
n three story dwelling.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-Ths Nora
Construction Company has sold 21S6
10 al?6 Washington avenue. compris-
inv the block front between ira and
Fletcher streets. six two story DWELL
ings. on plot ~l50.Jx66x irregular.
The sun., 1916-10-31
3. p. wins Waterfront Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Supreme
Court refused to-day to review the dis
missal by sthe California Federal courts
sixteen suits contesting the title OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad to river
front land at Sacramento OF which the
railroad terminals are located. The
courts order. which was without an
opinion, In effect sustains the dismissal
of the suits to Dust the Southern Pacific
from Its waterfront terminal.
The sun., 1916-10-31
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with nam, and aaare.. Of lender and
""esrs at'orney)
Downtown.
HyDsoS ST: sIs /. E cor 10th $, ,..s.so
Resylty corpn to ny. Towle. Larchmont'
COO att attys nov ~; 1sis; s&. pr mtg 40;
B~ay ..,.-.:"',. ..,..'...'..s,o. 90
West Sid.
,wss, ., p,,.. ',"o
'"'S' VI r",n ay.nue' between Fourteenth
18th ST, $, rs ,, !. s,s s's ay, sSs,s,. oc, 10
Union square Say Bank, 20 Union So, 5
4. +y.....y.,.s: .,.... .sss , 900
g 100 to W .lith av Z 3 75x W iocx .
No naoss az s.! Z y 200 10 e 4. i2th
beg ieasehold, Sep, NY Manufae,ur.
HHanhrne' Is i55A,wS;ii l,SSmf r., yr' So; atty; Geo ScS
7 ST. i+1 W; :i,io?;;: Jan u. isii:
LLeema,'pss, :7s n Central 10 Park Mar Vest au. T Js ss
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street.)
simeon q COIN 10 tn. Quar- o & rrS. rust
bond ""' que ana Int a.: D ss
llIth ST, $. $50 W 7th av ybxioo SOy,
23-DavId II Helm TO WIN @ ochUoa
Tenany, N J.. due q int a . psr hont -
mtg so. 900: atty. W II s,rsdv hsa, Rvr
26th ST., ~"'' IN
PLEASANT Av. W iasd Al. looiixSIy;;
bldg loan. Oct 27-Kiosk Contracting co
to Bond 4 Mort Guarantee Co. l75 Rem
st1v ,r,ti. Shi n"s 10y lsse' APPS;
ISGTH ST. 4s2.et w. 6OxssII1 Oct il
Eisen Realty Co TO Alice A Crandor $40
N Carey nj BaItimore Ma ana a.,
1918. So. prior mtg $4,000: att r,iie
g. H Ms p * 80, w bway, 5000
Iihs,nsn so kh '.Same 20 Phiiip
Der bond prior nv. uaAu IN. as
s.me;;t, :s.n;,... 5000
81 NiohoLAs n. e.. 100 n from C l.l5Sd
!. IT, extended, ueSioo oct Err y
sprinI st, 5 yrs. 6 p o; atiys. Wayi.nsd
G a y i1S HT9sIwAy $4,000
The sun., 1916-10-31
ssrties Savings Bank a, sauserties, n

Esrties Savings Bank at saugerties, N
~ atty. Lawyers MTG Co. SO Liberty
18TH ST. . 10. $50 . Courtiandt av-Lizsis
man. 32s f I55th st. and ano. indy: atty,
e Moran. 81 Chambers 800. 81. 900
Av. s. W cor 165th st-Title q
atty., 9aldman. a U, 100 Bway. 800
WH1TLOcK Av, so3 -s05--Barnet Levin to
Says Meisels, IS Lenox av: atty. J A
pECATt,R ,.siuo
Fredericksen to Clara + Keppler, 207l
prospect ave; atty, J J O'Brien. $50
The sun., 1916-10-31
KENDALL COURT REsOLD.

Kendall Court at 511 to 523 West
iiith street, a six story elevator apart
mont house. on plot 1~00xlOO.ll has been
sold by John $. Heep for Samuel A.
Herzog and Edgar A. Levy. The prop
erty was taken recently in part payment
BY the sellers from william Ziegler for
the thirteen story apartment at the
southwest corner of Park avenue and
F1fty-eighth street.