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Incoming Vessels-By wireless.

So Rrabant Tspup!co. A. miles south Of
Sand Key AT moor Yesterday
IS Pro'cus New Orleans, So miles south of
Jupiter at noon
So Com ancte, Jacksonville, IL mi.es north
Of 81 Johns bar az : Y, NJ
SIS FLORIDA, Port Arthur. 10 miles east of
Sabine bar at noon
81 Gulis,resn, Port Arthur, .n miles sas,
Of Sa,ni., bal ~ I,ooH.
Ss Ell Siglo, Galveston. " miles ives, OF
Tortugas az s = N
So City OF Columbus, Savannah. IN miles
north Of Diamond shoals ~ noon.
So Comal. Galveston. ls> miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ noon.
IS Nuects. Galveston, q miles we~ Of Tor.
tueas AT s y NJ
S. Apache. Jacksonville, gS miles souIh of
Sandy Hook al ! T. NJ,
S. Munwood, Csrienas, I: miles north of
Diamond Shoals al noon,
SIS Monterey, Tampico. l5c miles south Of
Diamond Shoals al s =, NJ
Ss Cherokee. Georgetown. te miles south Of
Sandy HOOK AZ 7 p. NJ.
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FINANCES WEST END HOUSE.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has advanced to the Schuyler
square Realty Company. Harry Schiff.
$3a5 900 on a twelve story apartment
house to he erected on the plot 75xl0o
on the west side of West End avenue. 30
feet north Of i0Sth street. The property
formerly belonged to the Reformed
Church. which sold II to Mr.. Schif about
three years age for $2QD. 600.
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PuYs RRONN WAREHOUSE.

John +. Harrington has sold to
Charles j. Okciiiy OF Thomas O'Reiiiy's
sons to storage warehouse at the
s9l'1Nest corner of southern Boulevard
ard i13d street. u new seven story fire.
Proof hulldiug occupying a plot fronting
'ot' on the boulevard and 100 feet on
1880 street, Included in the sale was n
'Jree story garage adjoining the ware
Rouse property ami the warehouse bust
.ess conducted on the premises by Saints
Eros. TIE building was erected and
sold 10 Mr.. O'Re.lly by the Alpepiana
Construction Company.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho steamship Mongolia. s,ilinr to-day
Tor. Ply mouth. will take mail. specially
addressed. closing at $50 p. NJ. FOR Eu-
Luxembourg. Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey. ths
NETHERLANDS. Norway. Sweden and Dem
mark. Africa. West Asia and East Indias.
inc White star liner Cretic. sailing to-
day for Gibraltar, will take mail. closing
at 7 r. NJ, by rail TO BoSou.
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EAST SIDE DWELLING RENTED.

pease & Gilman have leased fur
nisned, ror " term III s-ais, 10 Charles
n. Halsey. for Mrs. William Barclay
Parsons. Latham q. Reed and r.. Al
bert Reed, the Ave story American base
ment dwelling Mt 81 East rftieth street.
shaw & Co. have leased for Henry J.
Storrs tho three story dwelling at Ell
West i:Sth street to ". Mendex.
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CHANGES IN OFFICE STAFF.

Louis u. Green. formerly with T..
~Tanenbaum. Son a. Co.. Laurence q.
Villar. formerly with Bing 4 Bling. and
William i. OH. formerly with the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, are
now associated with the Cross & Brown
Company.
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BOND BROKE Err BuYs on l.. I.

II. s. Willard Il Co. and Kenneth Ives
Il Co. have sold for Herbert W. God
lard a tract OF forty-one acres on
Sands Point. l.. L., adjoining the Howard
Gould and Lippincott estates. John Il.
Liagett. president of Liggett. Hichorn
n Co. bond brokers', is the buyer. Mr..
LiRRett will occupy the estate.
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bridge st. Paterson. y j. a t.. all liens.
Mich II. atty. VIM I;eisfeld. 3t6 Bway.sl
loSD ST. - Z. = :, lao " Park aN. ioN
700 li-Alfred 4 Moritz We'll to Mary
kahn. iot. r 97ih st. mtge s3s. 600. Mch
%. atty. Jessie We'll. 30 Broad st. 800
loSD ST. III T., n r. l55 . park av. i6x
l"o.ll-Rertha Z. p"'ers "a Y V Edison
ADJ Ia: at,y. \ VT Co iss nwav s,"o
10th ST. .ss +. = .. 3f0 e Sd av. a5N
90 ll-Pro,idenzs s Ms-torana to SAL
!,t"re Martoran,. on the premises, intge
$4,000. Aug 20. 1913. 500
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JOHN RUSSELL Pope RENTS.

John Russell Pope has decided To re-
main in the dwelling at 20 East SIXTY
first street and yesterday renewed his
lease through pease a. Elllmnn with The
estate of +. \. o. Srhwarz. IT is a four
story and basement dwelling. between
Fifth and Madison avenues. Tn same
brokers rave leased for the Clark las
tates to Dir. Robert Watts the four story
and basement dwelling at % West Sew
enty-thlrd street. between Central Park
West and COlumbns avenue.
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OLD l.. !. CITY BANK SOLD.

en-" 'll building OF the Long Island
ny Sa\'ngs Bank on Jackson avenue
49, lh'Id street, which has been idlv
49, ~" bank moved 10 tho Queens
ny Bridge plaza five years ago, has
.s Hn soil To Joseph Huber. a wheel
,"LIkht of Eighth street. The purchase
S Mn was $4,000. The building Ia
r 1ranin a block Of tho Jackson avenue
subway slatlon- -
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

unioeo etet0 Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. .5'iS sun ..t.. e 81 Moon set, All
HIGH WATER MS DAY.
sandyHt... s iOlGoy.Ll. d. 8 so Hell Gate. 80
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyHt. ii Al ss Gov Il, An u., o... An
Arrived-rRIDAy. April ~.
a, si Csdris' liverpool April s, Oh Fire island
$ T. X vsMu,,Ilo.. 10 p. NJ or,0. Feb "a.
MAJ, klns Haakon. 7ao p. M. shields.
s. Brei. Ise,, p NJ, cardin. March 81.
IS Essesford. l A. NJ. ST. NaiNrs. March
Sc: Ma,ar,,ro. 10 p. NJ. rhursdsy.
): N, .,s:, Ssias:; $40 P n Para. April
So commodor. Rollins. A NJ. Mans.niilo.
S ra;hnnd.r: ! 4 y. Guanica. April ].
5: E san .. s.- B., ?. - !. MMa'sn,s. April
So ~ Rio. Galveston. April 5.
:. = Vale Galye.ion. KprI..s-
20 tonstitucio. Wilmington, " c. Aprfl n.
GO Jefferson. Norfolk. April 10.
IS Delaware. Philadelphia, April Il.
&c Dowlars Norfolk. April -l3.
81 !oarnis Watts. Nevpor News. April
Sc Britta. Boston. April IL
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Ss Pa'ria. At Marsoilics
50 Tuscania. ~ glasgow.
>. Nsndali5, AZ London
- Franlinston Court. ~ Havre
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Sc Pasfores. from Havana.
Ss Moro Castle. from Nassau
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100000 ~ BRONX FLATS.

In the Bronx Bureau. OF Buildings
plahs were hled yesterday for three five
story Hats 10 he erected by John Fox
at the northwest corner Of Briggs ave-
nue. aud 2olst street. at a total cost OF
$4,000. Charles Schaefer. Jr.. drew
tie plans. Benjamin Bcnenson also filed
J. ans for "A five story Hat. '0x96.i. for
Tn" north side of i5lst street. 100 feet
west of tourtlandt avenue estimated To
cost $4,000. W. r.. F:rb is the archi-
feet.
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LEASING IN THE COUNTRY.

L'Ecluse. Washburn 4 Co. have leased
ut Piandome Heights. l.. l.. = large
stucco and hollow tile house to Mrs.
Grace Jerome Of Manhattan. also q
large residence for REGIS II. o to s. u.
RaynoIds OF Manhattan.
q. l.. Gilscy Il Go. have leased q cot
tase on the Erastus NJ. Cravath plaza
near the Piping Rock Club to Louis
8sabury Weeks Of New Yosk Tor the
season.
ThS Lswis II Nay Cpmpsay sas
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$4,000 SWAY FLATS PLANNED.

ON the west sid of Broadway. 1884
feet north Of 1s+th street. two Ave story
hats will be built for the Number One
Realty Company. Chester korn presi-
lent. Each will W a frontage OF so
feet n a depth Of s72 feet and each
will accommodate twenty-six families.
Macmillan Zipkes Is the architect. He
has estimated the total cost at $50. 900.
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60. f7s F,
LOTS III and i72. map Hunts Point
Estates-John Grucndier to Gustav Wein,
a67 Trinity av. April IL; atty. T q & T
WEST FARMS I'D, n W =. adj Id formerly
Albert 81. JON asxi60-Enos 8 Booth,
ref. to Maitland Bartlett. 226 Il 18th At.
April II; atty. T q 4 T Co.. l1s
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Bramwell Davis has sold in Bays!de
Tor l.. j. Tianter two lots on the east
side or Third street. 100 fee, north OF
Montauk avenue. to George \. Sheffield
and for y. Wilson Dayton the Leo Bug;
on Jackson street. Bayeide, to A.
I. Harris OF Ma nhattan.
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WEST SIDE APARTMENT BUYER,

Robert Scott Is the buyer of the nhe
ytory Wesley apartment house at 1853
West Eighty-first street. sold recently by
the Wesley Realty Company.
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PLANS FOR $40o, 900 FLAT.
,. r.. n. Carpenter to Build Costly
House on Park Avenue,

James T. r. Carpenter has flied plans
Tor the twelve story apartment he Is To-
erect presently. on plot 1O0.5x9o. at the
southwest corner Of Park avenue and
Sixty-slxth street. AZ an estimated cost
of $500. 900.
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WASHINGTON April 1i-Thc.s army
orders were issued to-day
Capt y, II H"'h.rg sixth Cavalry. TO
detached list.
capt. 4 n. Cove. Second Cavalry to
Army Genera! Hospital, Fort Bayard. New
Mexico. for treatment.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

issrH ST. s52S whose Goodman Corpn
70 Sa'nus, kslin' $50, IN av; ,tty
1870 ST. So. Il; W bway. iillixio!2-
W. Ti T;s. y. a''@,,H oss
SIN Az. vs., SOIL n iisth 81. 2oSao =
Lawyers Mg 90 to John NJ Hsrdy. ~;
eth av; atty. l. Mtg 60. SO 1.lberly
i,srH ST, $50 w-Amerlcanr Mtg ca to y
Potter. tru.; as W ss'h s.; atty,s;
20 Az. eai IN. Guar 4 co to MARY
y McCoy: atty. T 60. i7s Bway. $4,000
sp Az ssI wm sml'rs ard ano, csr', to
iosp' ST. 50 EN Saw. Bank 10 Louise
msttum. 1877 y s7th ST; atty. l. T 60. $50
MApfsoN Az. ist:-wai,er Thoms,n t"
Never Auerhach. 900 W s5th ~. $4,000
Nellie & Duryea, 200 w 10Th st; atty, VIM
,sr Az. v :. 800 n iiis,h st. sc.sioc"
iosTH ST. Is w-same - same; atty.
:sT"H sr. .s5 w--Ha,han cciemsn 'p y"
ST. al7.aio E-Maria Piel ct a.. ears.
70 Maria piei; Par,in Pond. Me: atty,
10TH ST, 1888 E-same to same: atty,
,:srm ST. -, so..;'c 81 av, ss;,s,xi,;oo..ii il"
ycrs Mtg 90. SO Liberty r ..,.. ss2. 400
AMSTERDAM Az, II " cor iOsth 50. 80. iox
I00-Walter = Gurnce ct al. trus. -
Lawyers Mtg co. 10 Liberty 1T sl15.o0O
PARK AN. y = cor 18TH IT. ll72xi0o-
Robert 4 Burbank 10 Acceptance Corn.
!" Liberty 81: attys. L~ary & $, 81
.eTH ST. 20 w-Edw v lane. exr. to
u Il Jackson. West Orange, y Y; attys.
srFroiK sT. m-john Anger. .xr, -
,o Ti,Is s guar 4 10; ~ FM@s .;,E,o"S
ano to John VI Donohue a ano. 1895
Mashinston av; atty. y NJ Gruensictn:
rTH ST so7.aos' w-Andrew G Dittiic:h
sv; atty. o X Fraenkel. IS Liberty
CISNEY. Thomas y. to Thomas q Null
pouGLAs, Minnie j. to Jun. ii cur.
KApp; Joseph iind & adm to Emma s
srNGmi. Henry L. 10 Ai,ci. Realty, Com.
M6NfRosE REALTY COMPANY 10 co
lumbia Tr Co 20 asstsb ..........s
STUMrF, Jos. to John q Giese -. 81. 900
ROTHsTEIN. Abrtham e. tn VIM 7 o'Don.
GK.rrENpLER.. j. to Gustav Vein. .,s.Iso
LAWYERS MTG COMPANY 10 Corinne
SANE 70 coho.. say In.,'n' .ss7'ScoS
to Erncs, " Lowerre. .... $4,000
SIl;GEI. Marion II. TO Francis I Gar
APpEL. Rudolph. exr. to Bonagur bids
60 VI ,bUO
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IO>G ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DOUBLE 10 FRONT

o feet frontage on Sound. sandy beach
running back over 500 feet 10 hRrbor: shad.
trees. beautiful views: large bungalow. i
bedrooms. > bathrooms. fireplace. sleeping
porch. Sc garage with room for man 40
miles from New York. pr.co s.. 500. EDWIN
y RoWLEl. Northport. J.. l.. and 81 we~i
3tth st. y. Y.
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contcnrplatc building homes seven lots
OF land In the property fronting on
Grant and Van Duzer streets, Tompkins-
Vile.
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PROPOSALS FoR MOTOR TRICKS
once ~ Depot Cuartermastpr, Army Ruild.
ms, New York City,-Seaicd proposals viii
hr received here until II A. NJ, AprIl IA
1916, for furnishing 81 direction Motor
Truck Glasses. Alternate bids invited Tor
bodies and for trucks complete With bodins
Also for two 3-ton machine shop trucks,
Further Information upon implication,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD.

IOST-Diamond and platinum horse
pin, on Aprll 18th, probably In from,
~ Castles in tho Air. West Forty fourth
street Return 10 Mrs, REEVE SCHLEY'
ls6 East fist Street. Reward $50
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

ST, II to - West--Bayer Gardner
Hines "a aEt Midwife Realty CO.. owner
,1'nsWfH? 81. rrr,;n,tL' DARN sisH
Borner. owner Joseph Roncati, con-
tractor .,...,,.. SAT, 40
ct al, owners: Abraham Leoplstat. con.
,,nn't0r :;,t'is L...' si..so
& Co agt Chelsea Homes Corp. owner:
Israel Singer, contractor 49,. $40. 6s
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LIS l'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AN, l~663-Sara Cohn AIT
Grand Delaney Co foreclosure Of mtg
atty, 8 Hon.
IST Az. W y. sos n OF Iosth 81. bo.bx
l0o-Citizens Savings Bank agt Betsey
K~rulewitch. admx. ct al tanended fore
closnre of NTH: atty. ] A BealL.
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West side.
west of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)

~ su3
twest OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
Estate. Corp 20 Albert l. thompson, ~
s,,y ~ + 8 i; co. APT Prs y nw aye a. per ,9.ssG
soTm ST. n :. aog W sGn Az. toxs2--iS "
l Tss,.s ss c9' IN" Ism TO a., v'r Spr IL. s'sr tern.
sp e atty, NJ J Hirsch. 100 Brosd
arm sr, 7t5 W 10Th av. 7s.,Sw
maid q ano. exrs. 81 w 7.d st. Apr ~.
3 yrs. 8 . C: atty. r q Co. i7s Rroad.
SAME pRoPERTy.sam. to Mars', y
KS: II; ;.si'' &. "; N: Sss max s:.R.$ss
's Tx. ST + s / & ,Ss y I I ; ~ Ts;,. SG y. g.
cESrRxh PARK ". w - Mi n ,cssS
ct. is:lxi0o-Msrg't rur,one TO Law
s.,s; T l. c. e. y i.o iA s..y. q: a.. A q: PEI p.;
bond $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th 81,
18TH ST. n =. 100 " ~ Nicholas av. sox
s sssHhG ~ { ,d Msvs 81. Apr IL Il. R pr m's
5000; , yrs. = p g; atty. Vim orr
POST oA"ve ~. " cor sci,h q. so.,o, .lrfgco
fcrred Investing Co. Inc. to city Mtg
Co, -. Wall st. Apr 10. demand s p :.
Ally, "a SNOW, Is Wall 81. ,5:ooS
WIN 80 ANN"-
sam" 70 same. APR ~. demand = p ..
. mte-. each $50. 900 atty. same slS6. 600
Bronx.
Borough " This Bronx
ARTHUR Az, W 3. Il? n kingsbrldg. 81.
3oNlet-Ntncensina Greco to Donenico
NuzEolillo. 6t3 Morris AZ, April II. du.
a. per bond: atty. r & r co. i7s
BECKER Az n c cor Nadia a,. 5oxicc~
Ahram II Lawson TO Mary L Abbott.
Hotel Taft. New Haven. Conn. April ~.
z yrs. So p G: atty. r q & T Co. 10
poRoT1iEh PL. 80. being iot. i: and ~.
map Hugh y Camp. <0sxti. tx3s. txto-
Mary j Nolan to Jennie Ingram. 1853.
Marion av. April IA. q yrs. 5is p g. atty.
John u Ross. Fordham. - w.. .$i,6oo
BRIGGS Az. n g cor Coles lane. 20 &x irreg
kca-ns Realty Co. Inc, "a cav MFG
90, - Wall at. April 3. demand. 8 y =.
atty II q a r CO.. l7S SWAY. ..sts.o00
Reilly to Adelaide r Enrich. ii " 7Nh
atty. r T co. I7s Bway -. $500
LOTS ia and ~. map Joe Wolfe Estate--
Peter r Wanner 10 Cath witt. 1909 white
plsins RI. April u. : Yrs $ II e: s'tv.
loNGFEll,DW Az, n = ror 10th ~. 3:.PN
55.6-Danicl Mapcs. lr 20 Mst-on Z"
Aruou. 1905 william -hridse ri. Apr!l -.
\ yrs. d y 9. atty, : MraS, 1925 bn-ton
~ 81 n0n
MATILDA ST. n " :. 400 = .&0th -. .ss
loo-Julius Levine ~ Addie 8 HatEht. =
Washington ~, April Ia. , yrs, 6 u g..
atty, 7 - a. T Co, lsS Bvay 80. Sl.s0n
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Houses for tn, Summer
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MAPLEwoop. WHITE Mrs. y. H..
Several Cottages TO Rent 1850 Bwc". y. Y
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vitz 10 Mildred Roxy. $50 BROOK az,
yrs from May !, 1915. atty. Mos.
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HOME BUILDERS IN RICHMOND.

,,uonsit 4 Schwsb Of Tompkinsville
Ine sold for the estate Of Louis N.
eAse' Jr, 10 various puTchausrs who
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TOOTH ST. lt6 and IN wcst-Joseph Tino
A. GO. Inc. !aGt kstharina Coll ct al.
January 4. 1915 Thy bond) ....., ,}iG7l0
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
sddress party OF FIRST part.)
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HOUSES TO LET-lNFJRNISHED,

ai2 ". l5sTiI ST. family brick house,
- rooms. . baths. NEAtIl, Ia7 East l56th
81 Telephone orchard 1919.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
OloA aSU.o
tsou,h of Fourteenth ST.

DOW uuOWns
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
WATER ST. = " cor Rutgers slip, 6ixso-
Hyman AdelsteIn and ano to Jos corn,
go Riverside Drive. due as per bond,
PC, Apl IA; atty. Jos A seidman, III
aouVERNEsuit sr. 5at n cherry y'o s"'
operative savings T. Loan Asso. liz II
1:3th ct. Apl. rs. install. 6 y c: atty. VI $
WEST BROADWAY, n =, 100 n Bleecker
at. 25xib; i30th vt. n q. 400 " 9TH av,
g5x9s11; 12lst At. n o. ftt . Lenox av.
2oSioo .1i-Edw Smith to Marie n Jacob
son. Washington. ID {. Apl a.. due Nov
!. 1917. 8 p e; attys. Wells q =. -. Mas.
50 Nv. sc cor 10Th st. cha ;"0 =
10Th Ct. Apl IL. pr mtx. ss.7si. due May
], 1917. p c as per bond; attys. Berlincr
4 Woifson. 81
Fast Side.
East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
Marley to Lawyers Mts. Co. 81 Liberty
~. due IS per bond. Api IL; atty. T q
$50 sr. n s :. ~ .I.,a y:.' ao1i%cc.S..FFss.%%SSS
= Marley to Jos II Mahan. 1851 Dean 1T,
Ek'yn. Apl ~. . yrs. . y c: atty, t.
''T ris, ST + R + :; go r : r.5s Az :S.iSo.;ss
EM"y. Apl u; que a. Per bond $1,000
%.lsidor Blank 10 Jos LuttinEcr, 2is "
sith q. Apl J.. pr mtg $4,000. due July
isia; - c; atty. Geo A steininullsrI
vi GU aN.... Nt,"oV
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REAL EsrAr.LoUr OF TOWN..

THE ONLY SAFE way for Q prudent
man to buy Q country homo fully sx.
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
~ West SAD 81. Phone Mad SO. Ssee.
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Fine Old Farm House.

only 40 minutes from 3sri ~. and Eth Ave.
with plenty of fruit and shade trees. Lars.
grounds near private bathing beach: good
Nshtng $500 cash. balance 3l5 monthly.
II FARM. si3 ". 3t,h ~.
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NEAR H OCEAN

~ minutes from Hrra'i Square. > minute-
80 bathing beach. room bungalow wi'h
All improvements $500 cash. balance easy
terms. OCEAN, aIDN III sun.
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WEsTIHEsrER REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE,

si.6sO-W MITE PLAINS COTT\GE
No = Nail-v Road, IN beautiful Wos'.
rit-s,-r '"uni,, : II. : y. G:NiaG. ne"'Y
d,rorat"i. near Y. y, y. II. x. Il. station
ana BOSTON y Ravches'sr II L Worth
foo0 Kew u"N' door GILBERT Elii-
~ lGa broadway, y. y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-07
DR. MILLER PREDICTS
 DEFEAT 0F ROBSON
People of Tenth District Will Not Vote for NOnresi-
 dent, He Declares

''Hobson is going to be badly disap- pointed at the vote he receives in the Tenth district" declared Dr. J. M. Miller of Cordova, one of the best known politicians in that section of the state. '"rhe fact that he does not live In our district is going to operate against him, regardless of his strong pull in the coun- ties of the Tenth district in the past. Will Bankhead is going to be chosen con- gressman, regardless of the strength which Hobson was wont to display in the counties in our district. We are not go- ing to see any man elected to represent us who does not live with us.
 The republican vote in the Tenth dis trct is about 40 per cent of the total vote. Hobson has always been accus- toned to get great majority of the non democrats In our section. What we are ba sing our hopes for sweeping victory on is the fact that the republicans will hold their primary on the same day we hold ours There will probably be two strong republican candidates in the race for Congress and that will insure a straight democratic primary. Pope Long. one of the strongest republicans in the district, is being mentioned as candidate for the republican nomination for Con- gress, and several others are expected to offer for the place. This will be enough to keep the republicans out of our pri- mary, which will insure the defeat of Hobson.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-07
FREIGHT TRAFFIC 0N STREETS WILL BE THRESHED OUT Weatherly Calls for Data on Quantity of Such Freight Now Being
 Moved

Freight traffic on the city streets of
 Birmingham is likely to be stopped un-
 less the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company reaches an agreement in the immediate future with the city com mission regarding rates and a franchise to operate.
 I've can stop all freight traffic on the city streets" said Commissioner Wealth erly. "as the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company has absolutely no franchise to operate freight cars, as it is doing at the present tme." What are you going to do about it?' the reporter asked.
 Well, we must arbitrate the matter" the commissioner replied. Its just pos- sible that the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company may immediately stop the freight traffic of it's own accord If we poster them too much, and then again we are going to find out the vol u:ne of the traffic involved and base the rates to be charged and the franchise to be paid the city on that" With that Commissioner weatherly at once dictated a letter to President Pevear requesting data on the volume of freight handled by his company for the past sev- eral years, and also the rates charged the shippers.
 What if President Pevear refuses to furnish the data?" said the reporter "In that case you will have a good story" replied Commissioner Weatherly with smile
 The matter of the freight franchise came up recently when Commissioner Weatherly brought it to the attention of the commission that the company was seeking an advance in rates before the public service commission. Other negotiations hanging fire with the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company are the reduction of rates for steam heat and lights and also the by product gas matter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-07
ROBSON ID SPEAK
 AT b|JOU TONIGHT Will Leave for Tenth Dis trict Tomorrow to Begin
 Active Campaign

Capt. R. P. Hobson will speak at the Bijou theatre tonight at o'clock. Captain Hobson is making a tour of the state under the auspices of the Anti-Saloon league and he has already spoken in a number of cities and towns of Alabama. It is expected that his address here tonight will be large ly attended and much interest is be- ing manifested in his coming.
 Captain Hobson leaves tomorrow for the Tenth district to open his cam paign for Congress there. He will spend the remainder of the week in the counties of that district and will be in Jasper Saturday. The race in the Tenth district is expected to be one ot the warmest in the state and the eyes of all state politicians are fixed on the speaking tour of Hobson. Bankhead has already opened a hard fight and it can be safely predicted that Hobson will not be allowed to get the honor he seeks without desperate fight.
 The subject of the address which Captain Hobson will make here tonight will be, Destroying the Great De- stroyer.' While it is stated that the lecture is somewhat similar to the pre- vious prohibition talks of Captain Hob. son it presents the subject in a diff ferent way from his former lectures Dr. Edwin l. Stearns. representing the Anti-Saloon league, will accompany Captain Hobson and will precede him tonight. Dr. Stearns will explain the work of the league and will show what has been accomplished during the past few months.