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s2sO.OOO HOME FOR MCNEIL.

G. NJ Mcneil. president NJ the Utah
copper Company. who purchased several
~eeks ago from Andrew Carnegie the
plot 75xIO0.s at 10 To II r.as, Ninety
first street. ~diagonally opposite the car.
negie mansion. has modified tho plans
Tor the residence he will erect. The cost
OF the proposed building Will he abou,
s2oo.o00. instead of between $500. OOo
and $4,000 600. rs frst intended. The
Mcneil residence will be OF the English
basement type. five stories high. Fred
erirk Junius S%terner. architect, is pre-.
pairing the Fans.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. kotons. from Dcmarara.
.arIlllo. from Santa Marta
~ Denis, from barbados.
- siHsola. from Puerto Colombia
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tSrOnN.
BTSH ST. n 81 . erosion tF. 81
sla-Narv n Weigh sEt ''oiEr
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

Harry n Fuller. osu"r and "i' ''' 90
MADISON Av. 1861 Frank S'"rt AZ cor
,rude pollard, cath"rtn" l'"I'"rd ana
tors ......... 700. ..-s..- ..... .frS =" '-
s-TU ST. - E-Isaac Miller ag' Ir"rs"
Kriser. owner; James \ Kelly ''n,r' n
PRINCE ST. i-.-Issa" ilassm"u ~ ~
ax' Valentine SlI.'"k'' owner M.s9,o
Lunch and Restaurant GO. ."u' wv ~
RRoADWAY. S,mg"' tjts~nlHN 80
Robert |. Rec, kmhu - ' .rHs "Nn,t
Rcrtha. Max n 4 10" N"tNln ANA w
80 So
uI'nSON Sr. ,Si.;7-Jaroh GuuIn ~
Ridge Holding 40. ""r'r. 'h'i'". VIZ.
-teln, contractor ....,. ... 80.
IST Az. Franz Angrt.I g. a az.
Joseph Spcktorsky. owner St.N"rt",
ro,,rIrtina 90. Inc. contractor 81
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FIFTH AVENUE HOME SOLD.

Frederick Winant has sold for the es-
,.,e OF the late Nathalie r. Baylics the
our story dwelling at the northeast cor
n.r Of Seventy-frst stree and Fifth ave-
nue on lot 292xl25. In the rear OF this
p,operty at I East Sev.nty-frst stree, Is
another dwelling owned by the Baylies
estate. surrounding these buildings are
vacant lots owned by Edward II. Van
irsen. The north half Of the block front
or FIFTH avenue from Se%venty-hrst TO
seventy second street is being improved
With u tall apartment building. said TO
b. the finest in the city.
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william Crawford is the purchaser Of
the ninety-two lots In the Thompson
Hill section OF Long Island CITY. sold
recently by Bryan l.. Kennedy for the
courtney Development Company In
exchange MIR. Crawford cave al tom
vent avenue, a l0Oxloo DOT plot. Oh the
soutn SIDE OF l3ith street. 81 feet east
OF Madison avenue liz Fast t2o,h
street. II a plot on the north side of
1i1st street, 100 fee, west OF Reekmau
avenue. The deeds were recorded on
SATURDAY.
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NEW COUNTRY HOME SITES.

harriS & Vaughan and Joseph Lamb
p.n* Sdu have sold for the II, q. French
n,1ahy company the Risley trart to the
ny E'a, l.qtatc Company of New Ro-
.nehF pI.H will improve the tract,
sMch la. been held for many years
va valuation ~ 100000. The Risley
80 = bounded by Webster avenue.
""Ihya1 aN'uuc, The New York. Vest
,Ns'er and Bosom Railroad and Pei
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
!, Ia Toursinc. a, Bordeaux
"a Messba. NJ London
s. Anslo Bolivian. nj London
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EAST SIDE HOUSE RENTED.

pease & Elliman ave leased to Mrs,
u. +. Appleton tho four story American
bascYheut dwelling at III East Thirty
NTH street.
Arthur q. Muhlker has leased an
apartment at 90 East N~inety-third street
10 6. T.. r. Scharps of tho &. 7. Silver
Motor Company. Mr., Nuhlker has
taken over the management Of the build
ing, which roccntly passed into tho
hands of william IIauscr,
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MORrG Aa.E..
WIN name and address - suin
tttorus,

win name and address - .endors
attorney
fSTH ST i52 ". 4 =. cigoe IN a.. ISax
lo".S. Mar 10, lsio-E!ia 4 craig to the
Mutual life InS 60. ~ Nassau ~. $1,000
SAMF PROPERTY. Mar :. isl.- Same to
SAME PROPERTY. April 20 isil.sams
10 same ......... s. GOO
fTh ST. u. u -. 2iae " Az e. 2isxasI.
Jan :. is0i-Aneiia + Bleaklav tn Marv
Il Field: atty. r q 60. lis Bwav ,ioo
4Tlf ST, n =, 1870 " Az g. @tyN361,
july 80. isoI-Same to same. atty.
fTH ST u :. :iaIo W Az e. 2t.xe6 4.
July 20. iSs--Thos and MARY Tanning
to same; atty. ...-..........s 100
40 Az. : > cor agJ II. S5Nioo. Fob II.
lSsl--Jacoh Hupp.r' 80 Martareth"
Meyer: attys. Fitch & Grant. ~ Nassau
coLUMBus Az. soo.so:. n " cor loan
~, mtg on lease. g.. Nov II. 1a0t-HY
r Gossler to the ! chr q Hupfcl
Brewing Co atty. Chri' q Hupiel %
LAIGHT ST, n :. sss varick -. runs "
IS y n ff5 to q = Nes'ry - = . along
same iS.6 xs2ts X @ SO 9 1905 to
beg. Sept 30 lse5-Heien = and
Augustus n Juiljiard to the Merchants
club. attys Field a Harrison 90
LEXINGTON Az. cor i1sth 81, sailV
30. Dec 80, iso0-Jacoh scha'tnan to the
Nu'usi Life Ins co; address, 80 cedar
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FACTORY NEWT To HOTEL.

schwartz 4 Gross. with H. y. Marcus
as associate. have filed plans for the
construction OF a twelve story ireproof
factory building on the south side Of
Thirty-third street ll6.S feet cas-, of
Madison avenue. adjoining the Park
Avenue Hotel. The plans provide for
the accommodation OF 1900 people in
the building. Thu building will have a
frontage of S3.i feet and a depth OF $50
feet. The WALLACE Construction Com
pany. Moses CRYSTAL, president. Is the
owner The cost has been estimated
1t $500. 600.
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SILK DEALER TAKES BIG SPACE
Ralph Wilson Leases I. >tor,
Building At Ia.tG T.. :,:.d 81,

Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
FOR the Isle Realty Company. Milton \.
Napier. president. the twelve s'ory fire.
proof building on plot 50xIc". at iI-iG
East Thir'y-third street. for u long tern,
81 an aggregate rental Of &,s7.0oO. The
rev tenant. l,alph Wilson. silk merchant
and dealer in millinery sil'.s ana rib
hons. now occupies the Ralph Wilson
building. at IL East Thirty-third street.
He will now have over $1,000 ,Iuore seot
Il tioor area. l25 feet ca, II ruth
avenue.
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,cntrnI Leather OMccr 0uits.

Tho resignation has been announced
of Harry Raphael, trcasurcr ~ In" Con
tral Leather Company. vino went To tho
company with 7. 4. Ntl"nt'n" - I" .
mcr chairman of III" hoard. n N IN"
Armour IN chicago three years
ago. The resignation "as ,,l IT, have
been duo 10 Mr. Valentines resignation
because Of ~ health hast week.. At \
directors meeting tomorrow his sus-
cessnr will probably De choen.
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WAsHINGTOS F.p. -l-rhes" army
orde-. were ISSUED to-day;
-. =. j. crane, >lrth Infantry. to home
rrepurstorv to retirement.
Firs, Lieut.. r. II Low, signal Corps
,cavalryl. to Fourth Cavalry,
cant. q. ~. ioll,y. Twenty fourth In
fan,ry. 30 ltst Of officers detached
capt W r.. Merr'. GENERA san, from
liS, of officers detached.
cap NJ = K,rth. IN .r'icth Infantry. 10
mentsr ~ ocn'rs' SIAN and t. Wd-hirx-
ton sic" APT ", r Merry,
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public On-rinRs N.stcrda, In Nan
haitian aud NrOnx sRlrsr0Oms.

lat - NrSEN STREET
Ry Henry Rrady
ra.D ST iaa ". = .. 80 " Lemon nv. =. ~
aa.ll. . sty iwlg-M Y oakley agt 'ilnNor
Chaplain ct al, partition, to tho Nlrosr
Realty a.. G10
lat s?0S TuIRD AVENUE
Ry james y. Donovan
CARPENTER Az, u e cor @26th =. IT'S
l0S Won der IuydN agt Geo Walker
=, al; action g due, Sass -, taxes, &c,
Stsesl to the plaintiff ....., N3,ooo
HENEDICT Az, 1915. : X, 3iS - " Pugslry
av, eSyIOO-F \ SouthNorth ct al lrt
WIN Ruhl. Inc, "t al, duo, tj,tliti
taxes, &c, $3.50 o.. to the plaintiff $500
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long ISLAND CITY SALE.

Homan-'almann Company have sold
!S Fourteenth avenue. Long Island City.
. tA'ee story brick tenement. to r., II.
'o''y ThiE house tdjoins one previously
''d 70 -" same purchaser and reported
Hst N"N \ cottage AZ Far ~Itockaway,
70 Vas gwen Is part Of tho purchase
me.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

sTH Az, aaa-Hugo los"phy ct al or, 70
Geo EiJet, 1877 Park av; atty, Edw "
DROoME ST tsi-';-riruie II Metals to
Titlc Guar & r 90, i7s Bway. 5000
It'll Az, 4t5-Titic Guar a 7 Co to Vim "
Uartc and ano. trus, 81 W slst 1T: atty,
T - Co. 176 Bway, .....,,.. ~ 1000
It'll Av, n W cor liSth o.. 0o.llSioo---
same to German Say Bank. 100 18th
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OIL w,> TAKES BlG FARM.

MIA =. ~'','t!ih anu "th"rS nav"
M ~ Me- farm Al North Castle to Frank
~ f"'rs. president Of the American
10y on Company. who will alter the
,"..NNnH AMI make other changes, since
~" 10 b" used by Mr.. Peters an "A
WINNER home, The farm consists OF 100
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HOTEL EDGE MERE WE> TED.

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased for the rni"n Title and Mort
gage Company the Hotel Spler, at the
southeast cOrncr Of Beach Thirtietl
street and I~wmay road, Edsemere, l.
l., To Sarah Shapiro, owner of the Brit,
ain Lodge at Lakewood. N. J.
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RrNTs POINT THEATRE SOLD.

Ira 4. Lurie has sold for John j.
Whitman ami James J. Hageerty the
Model Theatre. n one story structure
''rpletel about three years age on a
10, ioxioo. on Hoe avenue. with an
tn,rance on Freeman street.
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Ensign I T.. rctoH. from SAL Fran
cisco t%rainire station 20 r'r"if ms ship at
saw Irau,is,o
Ensign L II. ouin,an, from San TIar-
cisco training station to- guuh boat n. eieh.
Assistant Surgeon 7. l. Murdoch NJ !.
C.. % naval hospital Portsmouth. y II
Passed Assistant surgeon u IL CASIO.
from nAvai hospital. Portsmouth. y II, o
marin, .>pciitionsrN force, Su p'so
PaymaS'or ". \. Merritt. from torpedo
Notl'll. plci0, N'e'. to the Washington
ward
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TO ENLARGE REIsE>wEpER.s.

Reisenw eber's. at the southwest ,ofner
OF Eighth avenue N Fifty-~ighth street.
IS Ia he remodelled At a COS, OF So. uor.
Plans for the Improvement were filcl by
the estate Of Henry Schwartzwalaer.
through John j. Petit. architect.
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!: uRE HUNTINGTON DEAL.

'N'od"r" : Hall has sold To John q.
Smpbell a tract ~ twelve acres com
handing views Of Huntington Bay and
.one Island Sound to Harry Happen
" tl"nwood, /. T.
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Wiis Mo, Vt VERNON HOUSE.

b'yan !. Kennedy has sold AT pri-
a." 81" '"r William Crawford Ia 4
gent - Ron avenue, Mount Vernon, a
NO ara . ,Nf story frame dwelling on
% sjxl.i.
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Incoming Nessrls-By Wireless

IS Frrdrrik VIII chris'itusauI, 1913 miles
east OF sandy HOOK At / y VI yesterday
Will dock this morning.
81 New York. Liverpool. reported that she
would dock early this mornlu-
- Lafayette, Bordeaux reported that she
would I've al Amhros" Channel at ]" A ".
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GOTH STREET HOTEL PLANS.
Vest Side Apartment Bundtrs Ia
Cost a26O,OOO.

The Wait Realty Corporation has hled
plans for the fourteen story apartment,
hotel which 1t plans to build al 10 and
~ West S~ixty-ninth stree, from plans by
a Gross. The building viii
$500. 400.
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TRANSACTIONS
TRANSFERS

.-
TRANSFERS.
win nam" ana address of lender and
","'"eF. u ATTORNEYS name " omitted
'ddr"s' party of hrst partl
downtown
south of Fourteenth 49,
- SNoo-L Louis Grossman to Mary. his
wife. on the premises. ali lens. Feh
....... .............. 81
HENRY ST i5G. Ios . Burgers 81.
:~".l>loo tforerlos Feb iii-chas II
n"n"huc.. ref to - Nlncent's Hospital Of
,. nrH' IT," ,t,n ~. t:v. "a;
pTnouiFs hv''A' - ,Ip'rN S.sl'''"'
sN7Ss-Iniius u 70, 10 cha. Ruhinxct
"a uwa, ~ "e"'' fe' ~ aud,,s,a"S;
d9ERcN ST. iM. : 5. :. Houston 1t. 'ssS
IS \ an s NW.TTu',,pp Nt'h'' e., N'SsN',.'
Wei M isWnun, '" "fSoo
so 81. al = h",Nn,sn - 20 ZOO
N,n'isG Rc"ity GO 20 Fanny wsint.ld'
lily C'xsaNtfth' 20 i,w.,"y' -" - ny
Fast side.
,Ea.t ~ rittl Az. bctwsan rour,eutb and
HON stsb
:iTH st. 2".3i y. II =. 40 W ah az. COX
10 a "Sy%f.o; M Fs' 90 y" :, H ihss p % srp s.s
~ attN-, Cars & Carroll, ~. Wa
,rIu @s5c.oeJ
100 uorec'os Feb is,|-Jnc ! Hyncs. ret.
10. h9 axe M,s CO. e IaS;r'y 81 r.S
On .'' .... $4,000
~ y 10y, an So SNs!x2' iNs5
mtg "a 100 -sh =. 80 sI5nar $50
llnser. lis away ..'.".. Sico
5'TH ST.. : =. 2i".s . I'd sv. i6SxsS6-
J"s IL Brennan 70 Thos " Brennan. si5
81 ~. he. TStr'f,' rs s Ts's az :sxis 900
Rachel Woiinsky 20 10. Ros.nbers ia
~ iIo,h a, -, s,cano 80 "e ~
'yrn.'an, S!' b"'> ''"
Wcs; OF Firm as. between Fourteenth
and tIoth s,~
J tNevcr y Fly 81 al. eSr, snuh \ CIV.
10 Martin ODovd. ais " iaoth 81. Fab
arm Sr. n AZ; =, :. nn;s nW"yi; dd";aoo
phrip A and Lulu De TROY OF IN.
FroT' g,,' w?om' 20 "a TO- Kate De
ian IL 80 '' '"''' :" u 'e"s
sorH sr. 3as " n .. "a, " ives, End Az
to IL Nnfcr.on' q, r.ewissoro. NY:Svv"
mtg .ai ooo. b ana s. - a. len.
Feb l" am. 7 q 10 i,o BSay ,ioo
v,,n,,,,, ]
h'"n''''h Island n"rth 81 ''oth ST
7Th ~ $50 nv G iasth st. ss3sioo
cha u Roys. Grentlsnd. y !. mtg sai
go" 3 %, IN. Fob Is atty. Isaac Levi,
AMsrERpAM ~ { iiyi 81. isS 10y
Joy irreg Cornelius j Behsn TO simon
>lthei. u. W 1:lst -. all Hens. Feb ~:
auv' Morris Steir. =" Cedar - 500
,u,ro,r, -, Th. ,-.
px.p s" nronN'
49, "a, W : "alo . 18th g.. - TO
"tsnI t9u, aud Foncourse N23N5aN2j
Na.r McNeN!n 70 tso I Moody. 122
~ So req w. ATTY, = q a Too.
un,1 ,N.& ,s $500
,',rH'r ~, -"s"; ."xl:2 90. -. VI
80, Drive; Ma !" 1915 itS, "a. i.
r~P1rnS, A." 49, ~
- Am -, !" p rankin aN,
4, W., Pr s-a. ~ ot
N.rt', 80, ..vFN-". -,
Crotnp, p,rR N, "a ~ ~
+ A r 60 i5i w., "''' 'Os,
a3sru 81 10 - ~
@i,nn NJ, tsyen,v H""n ~ ,"hi"y
S,ubnr "a; y .,q, -. - .u,.'"u ~
$1,000. Frb II nftt r r -, LA
WASHINGTON AZ ia, s
Otto ! HoI. re, ., 7,a,, .oS'oy,-
" lelst ~, r,r s,s ono roh
Daniel p,Iy 20 xs.n 1919,
JEROME * . 10 10 Noun, uon.
ri U?x,,; Hug e Nundov " y
W Fraser so7s III .v De- 80.
I,-ook"r :, : ,,oi " ~ NJ,
BECK ST 80 " n. s,ioo N. -
man 10 rlJz MIN * .u ~,
Rn,heit. \ 49,. e.. ono RI g. -"
r &; & r "a NJ, 80,
ls5p sT> n :, ~ risno,;, ,v , ~
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corporal IN the Italian army. He is the
missing link in the case to show that
SAXON was paid 10y him 10 the men who
comprised the murder party.
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Or. q. Bottaro mas bousb, ono Of tho
shaw houses AZ Mountain Lakes. y l.,
u stucco dwelling containing twelve
rooms and three baths. at the corner of
AXE Drive and Dartmouth road. on a
plot 20Ox2OO.
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rHVsICIAN LAND DEVELOPER.

Harvey J. GeNung has sold 10 rr r.
'. Totten the Hun farm ON the Little
Ton road, at Morris Plains. The prom.
etty will he divided into building plo,s
suitable for high class country rest
dcnces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-22
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains offered by
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
TO builders. Investors aud prospective home.
seekers. A large number Of vacant lots At
Brentwood. Morsemcrc. Ieonia, Rideeheld,
and Teancck. New Jersey. at one half OF
former owners prices. Also "a large. mum
Der of two-familr ,huusce at hudson
Heights. CliMsile and Palisades Park. View
JERSEY. at abou; one hall OF former prices.
All Of tho above properties are within .
fve.ccrt fare zorc urd within thirty min.
utes of Manhattan. These properties must
be sod uul,&lv to close the business OF Two
co'po-a'ions now helug lluuidsted oy the
Banking y partmeri Special induo emehts
to contractors and builders who VIII pmr-
chase "a considerable number OF lots ror
further particulars address Bcnt ID HaIght.
srecial Deputy Supt. Of Ranks, care OF
Banking department. 81 NroadwaN' NJ"
vo-i CIV
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NNSHI<GToN, f'b -. lhr ua> ca
cf 'h' supreme ''ourt Tor N'lu'-IHN is
Mo- j2i. iSn, 3Sl. as. t.l. ni@. $40. SO
lao 90 S0.p. tN}. 6s-. ,"0 ,dnl CO., hns.
SG9 49, taul 7G2I AMI ST.
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SATISFIED M~ECHN>U>' LIENS.
Manhattan

IitTH ST. lIl-l3 " Lyman tesi"- az
Rosa Joseph, July II, 49, .... 80 %"
nth 7 ) w Hymsn c''ler "si n"st
Joseph ct al, July 10. 1915 ....,. 500
A6TU ST. 81 W-Fraal Contracting 90
agt VIM II Brown ct al oc' 90" .lnl5
Cancelled ........-... .-..-.. N,H""
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THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York and southern New
England, fair end warmer to-day and
probably Tomorrow moderate southeriy

NuuObs
For New Jersey. partly overcast AMI
warmer to-day: to. morrow. probably fni.r
and warmer; moderate southeast and south
winds.
For western New York. fair and warme.r
to-day: tomorrow, probably fsW; Nesh
south and south vest winds.
NEW YORK. Fob :s.colder weatner
again prevailed in the lake regions ana
the north Atlantic states YESTERDAY due 10
tho presence OF an area Of high pressure
central over Lake Erie. following closer.
upon u small depression which passed on
the coas, on sunday
The pressure Was moderately low on the
northw estern border and over the pacih'
coast section and the extreme south~est.
but was high elsewhere snd the weathsf
generally FAIR. excepting a little snow w
western New York and rain IN soutne'h
California and Arizons. .
Freezing temperatures aid not eStenu
south Of Virginia and Kentucky. but were
below zero over most Of New England and
New York. northern eennsylvsp,s ana 'h'
northern lake regions.
II was generally warmer In the ailssis'
sippi Valley and the plains states
In this city the day was fair and coldet
wind. fresh northwest. average hum'dIty,
~ per cent. barometer. corrected TO res"
to sea level. at A. n. 3c3s y. NJ"
3otS.
The temperature in this city YESTERDAY.
a. recorded by the ohhciai Thermometer u
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ct. atty. r q Co, i7G Bway. -. $40, 900
l51TH ST. . .. t2j . Sth av. 15N frog \
ap1i- Ellen T Coushlin to Amy Warren,
lt2o Pacific NJ. Bklyn. atty, + W Pollock.
SD Az, Mimi" Warren to Joseph
Rosenberg. 2l0 W il0th st. atty, a
.Roscnblum. 32O Rwsy......... 1000
I'D ST : =. l1t3 " Av e. 2t9N y NIX
Natrds SchiH 20 Goldie Meter. 20" w
ItNh st. ATTY. SAINT Rittcrnan. .So'
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1srOny

v William = birch ast Adam Rlty
Go ct al. MAY !, is~lS.... $500 =
Park BOULEVARD. II :, 4"
W Webster Az. 3~1Ni0-Gennsro fnl"nnt
sst Edward \ Grimlev ct al. sent %
vei5 ......... tSl- 81
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JOINS va, WAN LAKES co,.o>,

aires. mostly woodland. Carpenter &
feiton OF Mt. Kisco negotiated the sale.
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ALBANY. Fen ~ -Tho 'ou-r of Va.
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is a man of good character. James M. Young, a grocer with whom the de- fendant trades, said Whittredge's char acter is pretty good. Joseph A. George James Mckee and Benjamin c. Han his all testified that Whittredge's
 Both sides rested and court went out at 12:55 to come in at 1880 for the arguments.
 Guilty of Simple Assault
 When court convened again. the att torneys spent some time in confer ence and when Judge Bennett took his seat at 1:45 he was informed that Carroll wanted to change his plea Carroll was put to plea and pleaded guilty of simple assault.
 Attorney Comstock said that his cli- ent Whittredge did not want to change his plea under the circumstances and the lawyers were about to start on their arguments when Attorney Des- mond claimed that the plea of his cli- ent Carroll, took the case away from the jury.
 After another whispered conference among the attorneys Whittredge was put to plea and said he was guilty Of simple assault. This was followed by another whispered conference between the attorneys and Whittredge was put to plea again and said he was guilty of simple assault, Attorney Cunningham interposing with assault and battery"
 Judge Bennett said the court &C., cepted the plea of simple assault.
 Attorneys Cunningham, Desmond adn Comstock made pleas for leniency for their clients, but State Attorney Hull opposed leniency in the case of Whittredge, but said he could see init igating circumstances in the case of Carroll.
 In pronouncing the sentence upon Whittredge Judge Bennett said he thought the accused wilfully planned the affair and made many threats. In the case of Carroll the judge said that he doubted that he was an accessory in the full sense of the term but he evil dently made no effort to prevent the assault.
 After these cases had been disposed of court went out until next Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
M.MsTRELsY WAS ON
 ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME
New London Performers for St. Mary's
 T. A. B. ceIebration.

The Stella Maris minstrels of New London entertained an audience of 450 in T. A. B. hall on Friday evening, the second night of the 18th anniver- sary celebration of St. Mary's Total Abstinence and Benevolent society. The minstrel programme, which opened at o'clock was as follows:
 Opening overture; At the Levee on Revival Day, Hubert Ryan; Circus Day in Dixie, James Sullivan: Mother, Raymond Harris; Down in Bom Bom Bay, Thomas Dorsey; My Home in Tennessee, Daniel Sullivan; Daughter of Mother McCree, Myles Donohue; At the Old Plantation Ball, William Murphy; Dark Town Poker Club, Leo Brogan; finale.
 The end men were Daniel Sullivan, William Murphy. James Sullivan, Leo Brogan, Hubert Ryan and Thomas Dorsey, while the sentimentals were Myies Donohue and Raymond Harris. John Glynn was interlocutor and Fred erick Wight musical director Mau- rice V. Fitzgerald is business man ager of the minstrels.
 Dancing was enjoyed after the min strel show, Doughertyss orchestra pro- viding the programme. The anniver- sary celebration will continue tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22

Damages of $7.ooo are sought by Edith R. M. White. wife of c. D. White of No. 24s Broadway In a suit brought against the city of Norwich in which the papers have just been served by Deputy Sherin Herbert E.. Draper. The suit is brought because of the fire which occurred in the upper part of Mrs. Whites residence on Oct. ?, 1915, been caused by the high voltage cur rent from the wires of the city electric department getting into the interior wiring of the White residence, burning out the wires and fixtures and set ting fire to the house.
 It is charged in the complaint that the wires carrying the high voltage current to a transformer on a pole on the next premises to the White house became grounded with the wires car- rying the low voltage current into the White residence, that there were too many wires and too much equipment carried on the transformer pole, that there was insufficient insulation and no proper system of grounding the low potential circuit to prevent a possible charge from getting into the house.
 Second Suit Against City.
 Another suit against the city has been brought in the common pleas court in which $500 damages are claimed by Charles D. White for loss in personal property on account of the fire.
 It is understood that the insurance companies which had policies on the property are the real movers in the case under their rights of subrogation under the policies, having engaged