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.TAMMANY TRAITOR,
M'CABE REPEATS
Albany Leader Says His Or
ganization Sewers Alle-
glance to Murphy.

ALBANY, July 29.--Patrick E. McCabe,
Democratic leader OF Albany county, re-
iterated to-day his charge. made several
months ago, that Tammany Hall played
the part of n traitor in the national and
State campaigns last year and asserted
that Albany county Democrats have sew
cred their allegiance to Murphy leader
ship in the state. He characterized
William r. Schneider clerk OF New York
county and active In the fight against
Mayor Mitchell, as defender and chief
character assassin to Tammany." Mr..
McCabe said:
Last February, think II was, I said
through the press of the State that the
leadership of Tammany Hall was be-
lieved by many to have been treacher-
Gus to the Democratic national and
State tickets last fall. That early date
was chosen In order that the question
might be settled before the New York
city campaign began, that It might not
rise during the campaign TO disturb and
possibly defeat the party candidates this
fall.
'The manner in which the charges
have been treated by the accused reveals
condition in the party below The
Bronx which Is incredible beyond the un-
derstanding OF the broadest and deepest
Va pehNiNdl WnlIh lluSA DC
charged entirely to the hardened front
Of the TAmmany leadership OF to-day.
ut appeared in New York city paper
and came from a quarter-inspired--
that was mad because friend OF miIU
wasn't offered up as sacrifice last No
vember to make a Roman holiday for
the Hall. This sort OF thing Is looked
upon as sound reasoning by the incum-
bent leadership of Tammany. but to men
who have the power to think It is too
silly to notice.
Then again, we're informed by
County Clerk Schneider-whom do
not know-that certain business in
terests had dragooned me into the Now
York city Mayoralty campaign on the
side of Mr.. Mitchell because of favors
they had received at the hands OF the
Mayor. This observation is without a
scintilla OF truth. Is made of whole
cloth. but serves the good purpose OF em-
phasiZing how reckless of the truth Is
the County Clerk in his political state
ments.
The entrance into this campaign of
County Clerk Schneider as defender of
and chief character assassin to Tam
many is surely without doubt one of the
aueerest antics I have ever seen in pub
lie life.
However, no answer has been made
by those accused of the treachery of last
fall, while the preliminarles for this fairs
are being prosecuted by the
indicted leaders OF the Democratic party
in New York city"
William F. Schneider said at his home
last night that he could not conceive OF
any reason why Mr.. McCabe should in
ject himself into New York city politics
unless he had some Interior motive for
doing So
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ON THE CITY'S SCREENS.
Manager Becomes Orchestra Leader
-"To-day" Improved.

Florence Reed WAS the heroine on
the Strand screen yesterday appearing
In To-day" which New York saw at the
Forty-elghth Street Theatre after George
Broadhurst had translated It into his
English from the Yiddish of Abraham
Schooner. Miss Reed In an experienced
actress on the speaking stage and was
able. Of course. to meet every require
ment of the cinema pantomime. The
despicable attitude of the drama toward
American womanhood. which II held up
to every scorn, is fortunately mitigated
in this use OF the piece, since the talk
Of the parents, through whom most OF
1t was uttered by the authors, was
naturally eliminated. Here one recog-
nized the potential blessings OF the
screen. There were the usual topical
Views and music that delighted the
audience.
As S. L. Rothapfel, manager of the
Rialto. is also musician, he is not
In the least embarrassed when his con-
ductor goes away for a vacation. Thus
when the faithful Hugo Riesenfeld de-
parted for a rest the manager merely
wrote down his own name as conductor
and the trick was done. The audience
gave every sign of enjoying the music
as much as usual. "Sklnner's Baby"
acted by Bryant Washburn and Hazel
DAILY, was the so-called feature pic
ture." while topical views and farce
completed the programme.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


ThANbEENSs
ni%f .SS and sdSss Of s.s I.nd.E sSd ss
dress party Of arst part:l
WATER ST. n " cor James sip, ss.S
stfP,Grs stf1PGss'ins T W., Rose ctS,p e VII 2 Fo's.
~ AZ t:n.. July III ATTY. Jas Demsrs,.tii
c$SSAaE Sai:' sTs j: -: iarisii:i.i%sS;:ss
s'iss East sso.d1. a. 70 e ctTS .n jHy HrSn .ty
DELANs5T m.1 SaSIn ST. id, !,i1 lSiloGaHs S.iIy
II; atty. Titis iN1ss Guar T'c g. yi 10 Brosa:
'Eiast side. ''''''''''''-''
(Dast Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
sag sg. ST. q, MsS.S 1isS g SS. Bsy Bsyi: Gf sss
s':e': lem: July ~ II atty. Rat'' Mark aaron ssa y
PARK Av, 1907, old :. at blk bet
Twit,y To- xss.. . Bishsm, sS E sad
R..!%sten ''RSS sS 20 VA val At HiISs siS6
90 b = Gordon Co, 1851 Madison. ~,
I'D Nv, iOii.Gs, " :. j6.sI5O.i.aitoipihii.si .iyg =
Hymen to Adriatie Realty corpn. les
nnsSHSS:y ns%S.+: %tF CO. dt5';sSsSS ;SS SSly ''' .
(West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Jas c Crawford 10 Jno T Stanley. iis w
aed ct mtg $4,000. saE Dec 20. 1919;
SAME PRoPERTY-John Stanley to
John T Stanley Co. ESQ w soth at. mtg
$4,000. Oct 1, 1915; atty. same. ......tl
9Th Av, sos, . .. 1ox70-EuGenie Y and
Marie L Pechin to Eliza y Aumdcr. iS9
N l4th st, East orange. N J. mtg tl2,-
600. June ~; attys, Bennett W 4 N,
,sTH P's ST, ai5 w. iSaioc..S.B.fnartd DOR.
don TO 4 p Gordon CO. 1881 Msdi:on
71TH sly ST. :. i7S Xm:terdsm ;y. ask
102a-Aliee Jay to nth street Realty
atty. Lawyers 4" r Co, isO Broad;
77TH ST, n ., 400 Amsterdam sv. 5Ox
Io22--Henry l. Morris and ano. exrs
&C, to same, June 2S: atty, same. $50: 900
sBTH ST, 127 w, lsxt00.S (foreclos July
10. ls17)-Chas J Leslie, ref. to Angelica
l. Morgan, 2e Washington Square, July
%; atty. Title Guar a Co, 176 Broad
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street.)
MADISON AV. cor 122d st 1eNlO0-
Bernard Gordon to n q e Gordon co,
1881 Madison av. all liens, July 26. 300
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)
LOTS Ss5. sss, T4s to Tb2 7s1, All. 437.
AS, t42. as 1919 to 1918. is43 and
1s4+. map Lorillard Spencer ct al-Loril-
lard spencer 81: Ind and trus. ct al. to
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LIS PENDENs.


18TH ST. ll5 and III WAX l. Van
Norden ct al agt Lucy 8 Hanscom ct al
(notlce OF attachment; atty, l. Bailey.
10TH AV. i72-U Trust Co of N aEt
Mamie OBrien ct al (amended fore
CHURCH ST. 27I and 27s-ssamen's Bank
for Savings in the City OF y Y agt
Central Building Improvement A Invest
ment Co ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) (;
attys, Cadgalader. wickersham Taft.
Little Italy Realty Co ct al foreclosure
Of mortgagel; atty, A J Mcclure.
TAD ST, .. IS Columbus av. alxl02.2-
Savings Bank agt william Robinson
ct al foreclosure OF two mortgaSes)
atty, j A Dutton.
Muetzlsr ct al foreclosure of mort
gage attys, Holm, whitlock a scarn.
IS0TH ST, sos and sos w; also 10th av.
5S3, two Actions-ISouis Wendell Jr. aEt
All Halsey st Co. Inc, ct al foreclosure
OF two morteaves): attys, wendell. Elliott
CENTRAL PARK WEST. us-chss I.
Wendell aEt 27i Haisey st Co. Inc, ct al
foreclosure Of mortBage); attys Wendell.
Elliott & Robeson.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. As--Frank l.
iiSndhSrd Sgt 27l HaIsey St Co. Inc, ct
uNfoSN SQUARE, oGARH EAsTo sGS':0s son 70 is,n st.
So,sxI26TUni9n SQUARE Savings Bank
agt Ear @ Pier ct q foreclosure OF
mor'sas"i atty ssod, 5 p Nash
10TH ST, s7s E-KaAie Wendell agt All
Halsey street Co. Inc, ct al (toreclosure
Of mortgage); sttya Wendell. Elliott a
HOE AV " :. ~ Aldus ct, l2xlos-
Co ct al tioreelosure of mortEasO I;
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900 bricls Of which about I.ooo,ooo.Ooo
normally como to the metropolitan dis
trict and tfe balance Y consumed else
where. Enough brick u available Ia
serve present requirements and projected
work.
A somewhat easier tendency 10 APP
parent in the coke market Connels-
Vile furnace coke IL quoted at ti1 to
S12. while the contract price is $40. The
quotation for Connelsville foundry IL t1s
to $3.50, with contract quotation $3.50.
Wise county and Pocahontas foundry
coke is quoted at contract prices Of tS
and 81 respectively.
Cement prices remain unchanged at
t2.12, wholesale. Lumber has quieted
down, but there Ia no sign of weaken
ing in prices. yellow pine is t4b ;
spruce, 2 inch, random. t32; Pennsyi-
vania hemlock, S29 West Virginia hem
lock, SAT; hemlock. Eastern. mixed
oargoes, t29 lath eastern spruce, I. o.
b. New York;, standard slab, $3.50 to
S5.75; cypress lumber (by car. e. o. b.
New York; firsts and seconds, l inch,
S56; cypress shingles, 9 by Is inches,
No. 1 hearts. 50; No. / prime, $3.50 ;
North Carolina pine flooring. Norfolk. $40.
Turpentine. spot, in yard New York. is
quoted at ~ to 42h cents a gallon.
hlHSoou Oll, CITY DIdnu, pOiiou, hNo Sai
rel lots, S1.1b; less than Ave barrels,
t1.16.
Lime (standar1, 800 pound barrels,
wholesale). Eastern, $3.50; Eastern nm
ishing, 32.10; hydratod common, per
ton. S19, and hydrated finishing. per ton,
s13.76. The former Of these latter two
shows an increase OF t1.75 and the lat
ter 81 cents.
sand, screened and washed Cow Bay,
500 cubic yard lotsS wholesale, so TO IS
cents.
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MRS. cARNDarE VISITS CAlp.
News Notes From summer Colony
at Lenox, Mass.

News Notes From summer Colony
at Lenox, Macs.
LRNox, Mas, July ae.--Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie II passing the week end at
Piatbburg on a visit to her brother,
Harry Whitfield. member Of Squadron
A OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Fahys and
Frank Taft Of New York are with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Paterson at Blan-
tyre.
Titus Eddy Of New York has arrived
IN Pittsheld to pass the remainder OF
the season.
Joseph II. Choate came up to Stock
bridge to visit his mother at Naumkeag
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Garland Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Steffens Of New
York arrived at the Maplewood, Pitts
field
DR.. and Mrs. Charles N. Williams are
entertaining Edward ID. Worcester OF
New York In Stockbridge.
MIRA William II. Carpenter has issued
cards for a reception and tea on wednes-
day afternoon, August 1. to meet Mr..
and Mrs. John olney Carpenter of New
York
Capt. and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel
Blddle of Philadelphia are passing sew
eral days at the Red Lion Inn. Stock
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. willetts. Mr..
and Mrs. J. William Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Nicoll OF New York arrived at
the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Frederick Whitridge and Miss
Joan Whitridge of New York arrived at
the Mansion in Stockbridge.
Alfred Fletcher OF Boston Is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester
French at Chesterwood.
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LARGE TEA AT WHITE SULPHUR
Mr. ana Mrs. Jorrissen Entertain
for French Attache,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July
2s.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jorrissen Of
Washington gave a large tea at the
Casino to-day In honor OF Georges Geof-
frey and Claude I-oinglols, attaches OF
the French high commission in Wash
ington. who arrived last night with Mr..
Jorrissen to pass the week end. Judge
Henry s. Priest and Mrs Priest, Col.
and Mrs James r. Branch, Col. and
Mrs. William c. Wheatley. the Misses
Katherine and Jeanne Mclaughlin, Mrs,
Writ Robinson and T. p. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Glasgow, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. II. Snowden Marshall, Mrs.
Pearl F. Lewis and Mrs. william L.
Watson were among many others pres
ent
Mrs. Frederic Sterry and Miss Vir-
ginia Sterry of New York have arrived
to pass the month OF August. WILL
oughby W. Sharp and w. w. Sharp, Jr.,
Of New York are at the Greenbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs, William G. Bumsted of
Jersey City are at tho Greenbrier for
q six weeks sotourn.
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PLANS TO BE MODERN EVE.
Agnes Lowe Will spend Week in
Her Garden of Eden.

DENVER, Col, July 29.--Miss Agnes
Lowe Of Ann Arbor, Mich. 20 years old,
will be a modern Eve for one whole
week provided she can live up to the
task she has set for herself.
Miss Lowe has selected the mountain
Businesses of Estes Park for her Garden
Of Eden Tomorrow she will start of
alone under substantially the same con-
ditions as did Joe Knowles. and attired
in primitive fashion as was the first
woman, without food, weapons or shell
ter, to subsist seven days and nights
through her skill in woodcraft. She will
pick wild fruits or berries, kill wild
game II she can and cook II over a fire
kindled by rubbing pieces OF wood to-
gether; and her bed at night will be
fashioned from leaves and the heavens
her only covering.
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ACTIVITIES AT BRIARCIIFF.
Many Week End Guests FIock to
Briarclin Saturday.

Week end guests fiocked 20 Briarciiff
Saturday. Mr.. and MrA A. T. Herd had
as an over Sunday visitor Mrs George
Reichman OF Brooklyn.
Edwin 8. Townsend of New York ar
rived for several weeks stay
Mrs Philip d. Armour OF Chicago 10
now at the Lodge for her usual mid
summer stay.
Mr.. and Mre. George B. Jenkins OF
Baltimore, en- route 10 Jefferson, N. H.,
broke their journey with an over Sunday
stop at the Lodge, as did Mr.. and Mrs
o. b. Huey OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Kaul OF Birmingham,
Charles T. Hess. Harold T. McGee, Mr..
and Mrs e. J. Ullmann, Miss Virginia
Vernee and Miss Thelma Berger OF
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. p. s. Livermore and
Miss Eleanor Livermore OF ithaca, N. Y,
are at the Lodge for ten days stay.
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. d. Townsend of
New York are at the Lodge for an in
definite stay, also Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Allen Of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. III. Guerin OF East Orange, N. J.
Mrs Charles T. Gardner has an her
guest Mr.. and Mrs Roster NJ. Wall Of
Northheld, MINI
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DIED..

coLLIs.-Nrs septima NJ, at Aix-les-
Bains. France. on July 20, 1917, widow
Of Major-Gen. Charles II. T. Coils and
. mother OF Mrs Edwin c. Lewis Of
Philadelphia. Lieut.. Col. Lloyd Coils
and Charles coilis OF New York
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DEANs-Georgs De Wolf. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" 1910 Broadway
Frank z. Campbell BlhgD, Monday. 2
o'clock
Ross.-At Roosevelt Hospital, July 20,
Helen NJ, Ross. daughter OF the late
Sarah Moulton Walker. formerly the
wife OF De Witt Clinton Ross.
Funeral private 1nterment at Mount
Auburn. Cambridge, Mass. Boston
papers please copy.
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BUSY WEEK END AT GEDNEY.
Lecture Delivered for Beneht Of
White Plains Red Cross.

White Plains Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Floyd-Jones o.
Massapequa, l.. l., are at the Gedney
Farm Hotel for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Rogers, Miss Jessie
McDougall and Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Mar
shall OF Buffalo are breaking a vacation
trip with a stopover at Gedney.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacGrane Coke o.
Tuxedo have arrived at Gedney.
Edwin Rowe and daughter, Mrs. II. NJ
Williams OF Plainneld. N. j., have Joined
the all summer colony at Gedney Farm
Hotel. Other arrivals for extended stays
at Gedney include Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Morgan, Mrs. o. Debaun, Mrs. f. E.
Pelletrian and Mr. and Mrs. s. ]. Dona-
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Ringsbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Harris spent the
week end at Gedney.
Mrs. F. w. Curtis. daughter and son
and Mrs f. L. Duer OF Wilmington, Del.
en- route to the white Mountains. are
spending a few days at Gedney, as are
Mr.. and Mrs. " F. Mitchell, of Montreal,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Reed gave
lecture at Gedney on Wednesday evening
for the benefit OF the White Plains Red
Cross. Hhe subject was Music in the
Trenches" Mrs. Reed sang airs OF the
Allies
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AUGUSTUS KNAPP.

GREENwIcH, Conn. July 2s.-Augustus
Knapp, 81. is dead in his home here
Mr.. Knapp was taken Ill about two
weeks ago. The son OF Catherine and
Nathaniel Knapp, born in New York
city, Mr.. Knapp received his education
at the College OF the City of New York
For twenty-five years he had been
connected with the brokerage firm of
Tate a Hays, II Broadway. New York
city. About six years ago he was made
a member OF the firm. His wife, two
daughters - Mrs Edward Green of
Bridgeport and Miss Dorothy Knapp Of
Greenwich-and a son, Wilbur Knapp,
of Port Chester, survive
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For North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi generally
morrow.
For Tennessee. fair and continued warm
to-day and probably tomorrow.
For Louisiana, fair north. partly cloudy
In south. possibly thunder showers south
east to-day; generally fair. except thunder
showers southeast tomorrow.
For Arkansas, Oklahoma and eastern
Texas. generally fair to-day and to-mor-
row
For western Texas. generally fair except
unsettled and cooler in Panhandle to-day:
generally fair tomorrow,
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In New York To-day,

Merchandise show, Grand Central Palace
Food lecture. Public School 81. Arnster-
''eeasonable Menus" Mrs. Edward Thomas
Opera "Tosoa," Columbia University
gymnasium, s:l5 p. NJ; Major Perfetti
Noyal Flying Corps. head of Italian spe-
oAAl military commission for aeronautIcs
will give picture review OF latest develop
msnts of the lighter ana heavier than air
machines.
George ". Perkins will discuss the food
question at Labor Forum, Second avenue
and Fourteenth street. s:15 p NJ.
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Aor Diamond, lls Division ct. Jun. !,
Lot - map Fisnassn sst--HaSsss';% y
%;.s Az; mtg $500, May !; atty. q oc'SS Y
18TH 81, SIS 70, .sxioO-irvinG AL i,I.i
Real Est Corp to Van Deveer Eltssua'
Inc. S2 Bwsy, mtg t1s,5 July a.
. ATTY ~ y Davis. 50 Bway. .....,..ties
SAME PRoPERTY-Van Devser E.t!tvvVe
Inc, TO Dora stsinman, 1850 Hos ~
a mtg y26.bo0, July 3b; atty, same, AZ
SOUTH lot s6t. map Arden prom, 81 ~
lot so9, same map-Hyman sinnon so ~
van Deveer Estates, Inc, 50 Rway
lbsTH ST, te7 70, 2i.1ixss. SHst i;N
David M Posner to Adolph Kiein "a,
W loSd .t mtg 1ie.Soo. july Isl atty
- Sohn, ssp Bway. ay...........,,..
HUGHES Az, 2lio, =, issHse.s,itsi
s6.4--Hy w Showers, ref. 10 RAIN
Mtg Guar Co, i75 Remsen Al. ntonuiS
July 20; atty. Title Guar q T CO. Ii,
SD Av. Sssi, vs. sia.ssisio.ii..,tpi,,,so.
Dickson 70 Morris Rubin. 1914 FinsI,sS Fis
ay, mtg $1,000, July 26; atty, ritls q =
IT Co 176 Bway.... ...,,.,. 'ss
HUGHES Av, 2ito =, is.sSss s,Ii,,'geo
s6t-Miks creamer to Bond a M,s ~
co, lIS Remsen ct, Brooklyn. Juiv ~.
atty. Title O a T Co. l7s Bway
SHERIDAN AV. W =, 200 9 leTth M assons
70 Mcclellan at x S04 to Grand HoVI.o
ward and Con 340x240-TIlIlan = PoH,e we
ser TO Amelia X Schimper, 42O RIy.,
sids Dr July 20; atty, II s Mansn.is
w LADeTty Ht................--.
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Miniature Almanac.
United States Coast and Goodetic Survey
Standard Tfpna

Standard Time.
Sun rises. ..4IsA AN Sun sets, ....7:l6 p N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook .9:t2 N Gov Island. $50 A NJ
He'll Gate.....B47 AM
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. ,e:ts A NJ Gov. Island 10 20 A NJ
He'll Gate. laI0AM
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ENGAGED

LARAwAY-PETERS- enga cement is
announced of Mr.. John Erskine Lara
way of Spokane, Wash, TO Mrs. Ed
ward Gould Peters, widow OF Edward
Gould Peters OF New York
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FARMS FOR SALE.

PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
FOR SALE-A 80 acre farm. equipped
Sb miles to Phlla, ~ roomei stone hoW'
large barn, outbuildiugs, all crops and I'm
plements fruit. lasting water alorg N
State highway, price $500. only part 10
cash. .,,
buildings nearly new, fruit, lasting Hsts.
y crops included, possession at once 'lis-
In cash required. For further pArNclM
on the above address FRANCIS ". WAC n
SchwenksVllle Pa.
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Twin name and address OF lender sD1
lenders Attorney "'
nOxzrntn.rv

"'" n"mI .ndsT, Ma "adrsss ss,o,D, q lender and
no,.,,,.,.'. ''''
fsoutb n, Tn,r,n,, ~
DIVISION sT iaSIaSSoen'n SSoen'n tsneedl
Ip-HarrIs a Will - O"Ae2 z. July
dress. sO2 Bway '"' yrs oFs ad.
SHERIFF sT, a an =: 'pi,s.ii,.,.s.' $1,000
20, July 27oAbr d.r.,.n ,ns'nn on e. t0I
Macher, 1870 Donaldson av' RU,b,E,tgna,.u.s Etgn,us
j. due and int as per bond M n,
$4,000; atty. Macher. ba NY
ane ................,.... oo
East Side '''
and 10th strestsI 'ou'senth
S4TH ST, ., 1885 Av x 1sex,ooo
july, 2-Jno and VIM p Hubscbmi;;
Bway, yrs, Int as per bond ,'.' IL oS0 6
,.. Bronn.
SUMMIT, av no60 OF inc BTonN)
Lee Lee, TO O. Title Guar a Trust 60, l7s Bwsy
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sEAsHORE HOME $4,000, on easy
terms beautiful location; facing bay snl
ocean; garden plot: nice locality, improve
ments; near trolley, schools. stores. ~,
Write for further particulars. ShOFH
HOME, box l6O Sun ONCE
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Inspector schmittberger Improving
Max F.. Schmittberger, Chief Police
Inspector, was reported yesterday TO be
improving although he is still at home
In bed. He was taken I'll on Friday.
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nyrhppn. st ai, J A putton, atty; due.
''''ffHa4a ~ isss sar:e 4iIfsb' fs '11vvin '1N1vvinNun.I
BY Arthur q. Sheridan.
BRONX BOULEVARD, q Q cor 2leth 4,
llLsxi0s--oeo nhrlioh agt Muloahy
.t AL walsh W, Sttysi due. e7's'oi'
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REAL ESTATE ron sALE-QUEENA
CALF. SEMI-BUNGALOW

built for all year home rooms bAu
steam heat garage: { 900 square feet o.
land: refined neighberhood sidewalks
electricity. gas, sewer priv.oE" OF r.
stricted bathing beach. Yacht club, re
mooring for your motor boat. about thrt
minutes walk from pier and station. ~
minutes TO Herald Square; VIII sell TO r.
sponsible party for $500 each balance yer
easy terms, r. e. $, 2iS West S4ih .
N v CITY
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Weather Forecast

For eastern New York, fair to-day,
warmer In east and south portionsJ fair
to-morrowi continued waFmi moderate
For New Jersey. fair to-day; warmer in
north T,1th,. ana west porilSns: fair tomorrow
For northern New England. probably
local showers to-day; warmer in the In
south and southwest winds.
,oI. Fer southern New Enslsnd, probably
west winds.
:, For. western New York. fair ana con-
crate 70 fresh soSthwsst Winds "'0o'
,uT.s N.w SoOosis xoRK July soa.h
regions, with maximum temperatures rang
ing between 90 and 100 degrees The warm
lake region BEING ssrrsS nsS sS ne me
area OF low pressure which was In the
NNorthwsst Nonn,.; It was cooler in the Rocky
well into the Southwest.
There we're showers and thunderstorms
and thunderstorms due to heat in the Ohio
va vS,ley, IL ,aes 6 ,esions part. Of the Atlantic
esaI ei, storms ana the weather was fair over
In this city the day was cloudy. with a
cioudiness and showers In the late after,
noon slight change OF temperature; winds,
brisk southwesterly; average humidity, 5S
sea level, at S A. NJ, 2S.ss; q p. ~, sS.ss.
SAM sPM
Barometer .............. 5000 1855
wgndnsyyr.c;tj,oo;n; W9io,sy y;tj,o;;'....,.. . sw sSwS $50
Mind-velocity ,........ ~
NNhtutr Aloudy CLOUDY
precipitation .,......... None None
The temperature in thls city yesterday.
as recorded by the officiaI thermometer, is
shown In tho annexed table:
N"!s NN"::!!s !EMN::!!: ?sBMM::E!,, ME,
70 A. MA SP M..s0 SP. MA
20 M.".Ts ss MM..;s y
Highest temperature, 81. at S:l5 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature, Sc. at 5 A. NJ
Average Temperature IL
The sun., 1917-07-30
Cotton state, weather Forecast.

ItiHnest temperature, 81, at 3;l5 +. NJ
Lowest temperature. Sc. at A. NJ.
Average temperature. ~.
The sun., 1917-07-30

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.