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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
VICE SQUAD GOES; !,
COSTIGAN SHIFTEH!:.
Enright Criticises Work of
Abolished Bureau as He = !.
Creates New One.

Inspector Daniel &c. CostigaR. head Of.
the vice squad for fifteen years and whoaAs
Eobriquet OF Honest Dan" came to HIM.
Through his. years of service, was placed
on regular duty az head of the First Ips.'
spection district yesterday, and the vleA,
Fquad-uader that name and descriptions
was declared TO be abolished. y,.o
. The transfer was made by Commis-.-
goner. Enright who said he was disapsr.
pointed In the manner In which the
VICE squad has worked of late. Sup
planting the vice squad he has crsa .
ated o new bureau to be known as
the division of special service headed :
by Inspector Thomas J. Mcdonald
The latter until yesterday was fri
charge OF the Fourteenth inspection dissfn
trlct In Brooklyn. 49,. -...s.. ,sc,
The vice squad was esta blished ffteepty'
years ago by Commissioner McAdoo and
has continued, its work uninteriuptedly
under all succeeding commissioners untu
Mr.. Enrights action yesterday. The.
duties of its personhe! were to seef-
out and suppress gambling and othefn
city evils ana the men forming II werS
assigned at the will OF ts' head to-:
any place within the five boroughao::
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
DRAFT CALLS ARE RESUMED.
October Programme Provides for
Induction OF $4,000 Men.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22..-Draft calls
suspended three weeks ago because of
the influenza epidemic nov are going
out again in certain zones where the
Surgeon Generals office has dec ded IL
Is safe to send the men TO environments.
The localities and the exact number Of
men will not be announced for the pres
ent
The October programme IL under
stood to provide for the induction Of
about $4,000 men. and the number not
called out during the remaining days
OF the month will be added to succeed
ing monthly quotas. all being called as
quickly as precautions for safety will
permit. The largest single call sus-
pended was for 100000 men, who were
TO have entrained October Ia
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second Leutensui, to Phnsd.lphis, Charles
y. Barley. Captain. to Warrington: Ser
seant George ". Pe.rce, second Meutss-
ant. TO Camp Joseph z, Johnson. For.dySss
tenant. to camp Fremont. California; Bsn.s
jamin F, stein, Captain. TO Chicago; Second
Lieut.. John W. fooler. infantry. Sc, ono
Lieutenant ousrtermaster Corps, TO Chi.
esgo serfesni Henry W. Cole. 10 Camp
shelby. Miss ssppii Hiram, o. Clark, Jr.;
ldrs J; Reynolds. second Lieutenant, 80
Camp Dodge, Iowa; Chsrles 3. Coley,
Second Lieutenant, to Camp Joseph. en-
Johnston; Army Field Clerk Harry Bodiu.Jc
First Lieutenant. TO Camp Greene North
Carolina; Roland a. Booth, First Lieu.
tenant. 10 Curtis BAY, Maryland Sergeant
A. en- G. Butler. Sc ond Lieutenant. 60
Camp sherry, Mississippi; Albert N.
HeatEman. Second Lieutenant. to Camp
Greene, North Carolina; Manson W. Cart.
wright Fret Lieutenent. 10 washington:
Clarence c. Merritt, Captain, to washiflkS,i
ton Warren c. owen. First Lieutenant ID
Chicago; Private Ernest W. Pettersoti,
Second Lieut. ensnt to Atlanta; George A.
McEvoy, Captain, 10 Washington: Alex 4.
under b. spencer, Cap'ain. 10 Camp Mag y
Arthur, Texas: Sergeant Charles Fenton
Hunt, TO West Poipt, Ky.
Nsjor rrsnk Espenhsln appointed Llsuten.
ant. Colonel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
WAR BUREAU IN NEW HOME.

The Bureau OF War Risk Insurance,
Samuel A Lewisohn chairman. which
adjusts insurance claims of soldiers and
P7rors for the Government. has moved
from 2Gi Broadway to larger quarters
in the Stewart Building. ESQ Broadway,
where II occupies the entire ground floor
frontage on Reade street, with the ex-
ception OF the Broadway corner. The
space rented comprises about 1000
square feet.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased store at 81 and So Stone street
TO A. NJ. Capen's Sons offices al 102 and
l04 Fulton street TO John II. Crockett,
> IT 10 Wall street space to s. L.
Horrigar.
Ames q Co. have leased to Henry
Alkan & Co. the fourth loft at 377
Fourth avenue. Gaines. Van Nostrand
d Morrison were associated as brokers In
the transaction.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
the two story garage at 407 Park ave-
nue.. on lot 25xl0S.7, for Bling Il Blng
to IL Z. Verran: also leased the psrlor
store and basement at 8 West Fifty
sixth street to Greau. Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
PROFITEERS IN GERMANY.
Beat Makers Sell Product Costing
$3.50 for $4,000.
,ec!1I Corrsspondsncs 10 The SuS.

LONDON, Oct IA dispute in the
courts between the Zeppelin Airship
Company. Ltd, OF Friedrichshafen and
a rival concern In Constance over trans
fer OF workmen has brought out scam
dalous facts as to the profits enjoyed
by the Zeppelin works. The Socialist
Reichstag Deputy for Constance. who
was a witness, testified that the pro-
duction cost Of a couple OF boats at
tached to zeppelins for use in case of
forced landings on water is $3.50. but
the sale price to the German Admiralty
is $4,000.
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thorfftes pay for the same goods for the
use OF their own army and navy.
but our finance IL not only controlled
from without, II 10 efficiently supervised
from within. Zach Of the divisions OF
the Ministry has an assistant director.
He 10 not only Responsible for criticising
an financial grounds any proposals put
70 him. hsut, II IN his duty 10 draw atten-
tiun TO matters OF procedure or policy
hlreiy to involve unnecessary expendi-
tnre. and b suggest economies.
Finally. I may any that when the
Ministry Of Food is inclined to claim too
much credit for what II has accom-
plished. y turns it, thoughts to the mer
a. sea who. day by aay and week by
seek. uncessingly face the rigors and
dtrtresses Of an ocean life, made doubly
trying by conditions OF war as waged
by n ruthless foe. In order that food may
be brought 10 our shores for the civilian
population a. well a. our hehting foross."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
SHELL FROM HEINIE
CUTSOFF ADINNER
And 1t Was So Nice and Comfy
in This Dugout Too,
Ben Reports.

LONDON. Oct. The social possibili-
ties Of the front line trench are IN
terestingiy described in the Daily Mol
by a British officer, who said:
The teiephone IN the signallers' dug
out buxsed out my ONCE call. took
UP the receiver.
"-Hows thingsT inquired Ben. speak
ing from the signal once In the close
support line
Frat" I answered definitely.
"'On dutyT
yes, but Jacks taking over IN half
an hour
well. come round to supper. old
man.
That was very paliy OF Ben But
] had counted on getting down 10 kip
sleeping quarters) when ia finished
my sisll on the wire.
so I put Il frankly TO Ben i've have
discarded conventionalties In the front
line). What have you gotT
".Jam dun said Ben.
what sort Of JamT I inquired crit
ically
"'strawberry
That sounded pretty good and be-
gan to realize that It didn't really
matter IL lost an hours sleep.
Anything elser I questioned. for !
stu wavered.
"'Yes. Herbs scrouged teuphemisti-
caIly. secured: actually, purioined) some
coffee, and -
""AII right. Til come
-Good! shouted Ben Hold tight to
the rope SIS you come down. The ninth
step is missing, we've had to sweep W
the remains OF several men who didn't
notice IT.
IAN hour later slung on the lines
mans phone-it is always a mistake to
wander spare about the trenches-and
told Jack I shouldn't he long. Jerry
was working one OF his once minute
stunts; but after all, q bit o. straw
berry duff is worth several problemati.
cal pieces Of shrapnel.
'Punctuaily to the second as I
walked down the communicating trench
there came the low moan which toli me
to duck; the whistle which left me
in prayerfu doubt, and the zonk which
registered my temporary salvation.
81 slid round the last co. ner with
considerable agility after the third duck
in the hope OF gaining cover to save the
necessity OF bobbing for the fourth time.
located Ben'e dugout by the evidence
OF the cables disappearing into the
earth. But the trench was blocked up.
Evidently a shell had epofled the shape
Of things.
whats happenedr asked one % a
small crowd OF signailers and iinesmen
who stood about. and who. il afterward
transpired. had also arrived in response
to a supper invitation.
"'Reckon Jerry's blocked the hoe up
"'What about the other entrance
"Oh, that seems TO have gone first
$50 Jerry's blocked the whole up,
| SO to speakP
MY brilliant observation failed TO
penetrate the prevailing gloom.
The supper oarty was buried.
with heavy heart staggered back TO
my dCgout and rang up Ben.
so sorry you couldn get In, old
| man. he said. They'll be digging us
out tonight; come round to bretfer
|. And, by the way, forgot to
tell you we've got a cherry cake from
| Biighty and a veal and ham pie ror
sup g.. Still, cheerio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
SATISFIED MDCHANIoS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST. $50 E--Aaron Udow AIT Laura
oppenheim ct al, Apr IS, 1918. .tl24sG
SAME PRoP--Jscob Rubin agt same,
May e. ~ ;i ); y,;,n: D.. :'ist
Moredsll Realty Corp ct al, Sept ~,
pRoSpwAY, 1851 to 'iis.s: ioth Il. III TO
90 Y W. .nd ' hHo. =" r 30 nS to Ssi Realty Realty
cd 81, 27s to $50 E--Howdo title 'S ana
Marble Co, Inc. ast i.rsei orphan Asy::
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat Il vEsEY STREET.

BY Herbert A. Sherman.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, Ies. Ss.4I55.l6x irreg.
sty and b dwle--S A Jefferson agt
Amelia Bingham ct al; Que, sac, SS2t5:
taxes, &c. S77s.se: adjourned sine die.
By Joseph p. Day.
SD ST. SOs-6 W, 624xleO.5, . and I sty
fsctory-Bernsrd ksrsch agt 500 W sad
81 Corp ct al; due. e12.k96.S9; taxes, &C,
5000; prior mtg. $4,000; to the plain
,eTr, S,.of
Francis L Noble ast II W Schlesinger
81 al: due. S2xsis.53; taxes. &C. 34so2o:
TO the plaintiff. $1,000
BY Henry Brady.
strs-J a Brann, trst, agt ~ Christie
ct al: due. NlSab; taxes. &c. sLsts.ss;
TO the plsintt,. .................. H2. 900
Il BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
BROADWAY, ss, eos n 21$th ct, 40.1bx
eioNS7.6Nstll, vacaut-Jss Blooming.
dale agt J Dowd ct al: due, ss.0ss2s;
taxes, &C, 3S12.27. to the plaintiff. SIS, 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
BINGHAM HOUSE NOT SOLD.

Amelia Bingham, having adjusted
financial matters with Mrs. Sarah A.
Jefferson. widow OF Joseph Jefferson, the
actor, the Bingham home at 103 River
side Drive, which was scheduled to be
sold In foreclosure proceedings yester-
day. win continue IN the ownership OF
Miss Bingham. w. r. S. Hart, attorney
Tor Mrs. Jefferson. stated that his client
had arranged a new mortgage with Miss
Bingham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
MEMS HAT IMPORTS LIMITED.
Must Conform 10 Restrictions on
Domestic Products.

wAsHrNGroN. Oct. 22.--Hats for men
and boys imported from other countries
this winter must conform 70 the domes-
tic styles, fashions. collar and weights
fixed by the War Indus.Ii.. Board for
the war period, Chairman Baruch an
nounced to-day. The coiors will be con-
fined to black, two shades each OF
brown, green. stsel nearl and Belgian.
Mr.. Baruch'3 action was tlken to pro-
tect American manufacturers from inn
portstionE prohibited by the War Indus
tries Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
ANNE ). MORGAN IN DEAL.

The group Of four story buildings at
the northwest corner of Broadway and
S'xty-seventh street reported sold sew
eral weeks ego. was conveyed yesterday
by Jacob Hirsh and others to Anne ].
Morgan, who Immediately reconveyed the
"roperty to Theodore Southard. The
property fronts S4s feet on Broadway
and 1918 feet on sixty-seventh street
and carries mortgage OF $245,O0O,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
BRITISH GUESTS IN PRINCETON.
5000 Students I'm Army TrUinsns
RevfeweA BY Educators.

PRrNcDron, Oct. 2a.-The British
educational mission, headed by Vice
Chancellor Arthur Everett Shipiey OF
Cambridge. came to Princeton to-day
and were entertained at the university,
whore they found the students In khaki
and navy blue, the halls turned into
barracks and the faculty enlisted with
military and naval officers In training
1000 young men for var.
In the afternoon there was q review
OF the student body. Incidentally this
was the 1874 anniversary of the
founding OF the university. In weicom-
ing the guests President Hfbben said:
Germany can no longer be the educa-
tionsi Mecca OF the world. Our Amer
lean students, even or the generation
yet unborn. will instinctively shun the
sources OF German kuitur. They will
ter, naturally to Great Britain and
France for their Old World academic
contact"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
INVESTOR BUYS ON FRONT ST.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Max Marx for about $4,000,
all cash. to Edward II. O'Brien of San
Francisco the Richardson Building, a
sven story office structure. on lot lsx75,
u lZi Front street. The building re-
turns an aggregate rental Of nearly
$4,000 The property adjoins the cor
7er or Wall and Wafer streets. leased
by the Noyes company to g. Amsinck
4 Co. Earlier in the week Mr.. OBrien
purchased through the Noyes company
eb and 81 Front street. corner of Gor-
1erneur lane. Lanborn & Co. are
Erecting an office building at $50 and
132 Front street, corner of Pine street,
nd Joseph r. Cullmln recently pur-
,hased through the Noyes company the
'enezuela Building at 135 Front street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
BIG DELAWARE PLANT SOLD.

Josen" p Day has sold for the Ameri-
can Snun company, a large manufacture
ing plant mt Yorklyn. near Wilmington.
Del. containing 100000 square feet of
floor space. to a local concern. The
property consists OF a tract or twelve
ceres OF land improved with n five story
brick building. s0X1So. a brick ware
house. 150x200. and n large power plant
'nd dry kiln. The property was held at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
W. n. NASH. PNEUMONIA VICTIM

William r. Nash. who has been with
Pease q Gilman since 1905, Is dead
from pneumonia, following influenza.
Mr.. Nash was particularly active during
the Fourth avenue boom of decade ago,
and closed many sales along that thor
oughfare. Following this he was made
manager of the West Side ONCE which
Pease q Gilman opened on West Sew
enty-second street. or late years he
had been connected with the main Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
OLD CHELSEA HOUSE SOLD.

WEST cad STREET-The estate of
Douglas Taylor has sold the old fash
Toned three story and basement dwell
Ing. on plot 37.6xss.s. at 1913 West
Twentv-second street, to an operator
who intends to alter the building into
small suites The property was ac-
CURED by the late Douglas Taylor
In 1889 and he occupied Il for some
time. Recently IL has been used as
boa riding house.
WEST 12oTH STREET-A- Ksne & Co.
have sold for the Lawyers Mortgage
Company to q buyer for occupancy
the three story and basement brown
stone front dwelling. on lot 16x1oe. at
1855 West 120th street.
THIRD AVENUE-Ames & Co. have
sold for Corneiia Z. Mccormack the
four story and basement business
building, on lot 256xl0e, at 1901
Third avenue. The property has been
In the Mccormack family for over
seventy years. The building was
leased by the same brokers last May
10 NJ. Eoerhart & Sons.
WFST 18TH S1'REET-Bdward w.
Browning has bought from the Wells
Holding Company through Porter &
Co. the flve story apartment house
on lot e5x10e, at S1s West ls4th
street
AVENUE - The American
Bible Society has sold the FIVE st,rv
nat. with stores. OH lot 25xl0O, at
22tS Seventh avenue.
SHERIDAN AVENUE Frederick
Brown has sold to Dtederich Fink
the northwest corner OF Sheridan ay-
enue and East 1854 street, a four
story fiat. on plot 80.sx6s.4. In part
payment Mr.. Brown took the free
and clear two family house. on lot
25xl0o. on Bedford avenue 200 feet
north Of the Merrick road. Bellmore,
L. I. I. J. Brennan was the broker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

lOSTH ST, ssi ana ESQ w-RApid Con-
structton Co agt Adrian l. Henry. owner:
Msnchester Garage Co, contractor. 81. o4e
18TH ST. 2Ss w. ana Greenwich sv. s7-ss
Harry A Hh Koun agt Ernest A Car
doEo and Michael II Cardozo. ownere;
Abraham ] schissinger. contractor.&7S 90
ll6TH ST, 1915 W--salrAtore Ferrotto
agt Lazarus Levy, own!r and contrPc.
tors Jacob siivsrmAn, contractor ire
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manufactures mattresses. life preservers
and sleeping bags for the United Stairs
Government. This Ia the second large
plant leased through the same broker to
the Levin company. the previous one be-
Ing the four story building at Hast
Kinney street and Railroad avenue. Both
leases carry an option OF purchase To be
exercised within six months after peace
is declared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
Ireland Bar. British Dogs.

Special CorrsSp0'adsHcs % TsE SuS.
LONDON, Oct. LIN view of the out
break OF rabies at Plymouth the Depart
nsnt OF Agriculture ord Technical In
struction for Ireland has issued an order
prohibiting the importation into Ireland
Of dogs from Great Britain for period
Of four months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

(With name and address OF lenders at
torneyD
ManhattAn-
25TH ST, iso-ls2 WI IN w Co TO Sam
Bernard. the Belnord. W C ssth ct and
Bwsy. Jan 81, 1911; atty, Arnin II Nit
tlemann, S47 Madison Rv.... $50 000
LAIGHT ST. SB-e0--Jas J Dollard TO City
Real Estate CO. June ?. 1892: ATTY. q
60. i76 bway.: .......-..... .ss,75o
SAME PROPERTY-Johnv and Grace +
Do!lard ct a. to Title d T Co, i7s
Bway, Sept ., 1915: atty, T G 4 T Co.
sap sr. sIs E-Moses J weber and ano 10
Herman RAppss, June !. 1908; atty, Geo
II Hyde, 81 Chambers st.........t1O0 900
18th ST. a, S2o sih av, sO1Ioo,5-
Emma Blackhurst to Eliz r Pegg, Aug
10. 1909; atty, p Elder. II Park
12lST ST. q. I2e Manhe;tsn av, 25r
loo. ll-Pau!a woln, IndIv and extrx viii
Esther MorriR and Isidor and Annie
LASER TO Herman Heller, 20 9TH 81, OCT
g. lsie: atty, l. T n T Co. 100 Broad
1seTH ST. n ., 100 E~sy, ti.xss;iw
Augusta Rogers 10 Marguerite Rertsch
SOL W leoth NJ, Nov 10. Isit; atty, Title
Guar I &C, l76 Bwsy.........Ss.T 100
GREENwI> II ST, sIl-slS: Leroy ST ia0s
las-John and Hannah q Williams
Greenwich. Coma, TO chas Moran, sub
uJstee will Chas Moran, decd Mag 81
lslO: attys, Bowers q s. &c Cedar
81 To-. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
CONTRACT roR BIG PIERS.

Two 1000 foot piers, ia feet wide
are to be erected near the weehawkcn
terminal Of the West Shore Railroad Tor
the New York Central Railroad Com
psny by the Phoenix Construction Com
pany OF New York. which has just been
given the general contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
(yvith name and address OF Lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.


attorney
Downtown
CSouth OF Fourteenth street,
apooSr CT ,sI ~ CO. SUFFOLK ct (s4-
sS a6xrS. Broome st. 1e2. n s. 25x75.lx
Morris Bergman l.4S 46th 81, BROOKLYN,
et az. yr. ~ ''ss.:.,o6' ~, 81 -.
N r,s;t n st.f,nrs iJones1 10 ii + Gun
arn,, 20 yrs ELet; atty julius A
Har~,tS a6s Rway .,........Sl,5 500
~, sin.
""' Si"e' ..,
(Weet o! fllth Nthut' neNNtsH i'N' -'Sh'4i
and ll0th streets)
.s-ru sr $50 .. a Stb av 6SgSSSq L NJ,
OCT io-Risha-d Mol:er to Bowerv saw
irKs Rank. l2s Bowery, yrs ~ q {,
attys. CadwaIader, " & T. 10 Wall
St.. mn. .................75.OO
7rH Az 60 .Sit 4sth 81, s5xTs oct Il
-anton WeipIe TO Domestic ana Foreign
Missionary society OF the p T.. Church
in the L. OF America, :sl 4th az. 3
yrs 5aT; sttys, Davies. * {, 81
Nassau II , ..........,....SSo 900
rROApWAY. n W cor 67th st, S4gxSSx
rSsxisis r NJ Sept is-Annie j. Nor
gan 10 Broadway aud 67th ST Corp, III
BwAy, due June l, 1919, 5Go; attys,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
DEATHS.
The following deaths are reporte4
Testing speedway Motor Law.

Tie Court Of Special sess ons is TO d.
eide the validity OF the city ORDINANCES,
prohibiting the operation OF automobile.
on :he Harlem Speedway. The test casos
win b" anpealed by Walter D. S.rauss ,
Of 1865 Amsterdam avenue, fined 81 yes,
tsrday by Magistrate Harris IN ths
Wa'h'ne on Heights court on a chars-,
Of driving motor car there. az,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-23
TRANSFERS. AND AssICNNENrs.

The following transfers and assisnmsnf,s
were Ire t ordered 1 yesterday; o.,,,.. 20. -.
CAPTAINS. IN
william A. Coleman. s2d Prec., to f4th,,,
Insp. Dist. assignment as acting inspector
Edwin ii. West, lleth Prec.. to rsfs'c
To take effect a. NJ. october 90. "a "a.
-.p.- LIEUTENANTs.
John +. Brady, 42d Prec.. TO 18th PreS-~.
ssslgament IS special duty officer coz
Thonas !; Brunt. 18th rrec.. assigned"
III eOthn'aho' ern,-. =:
p John T. J. mahcr. 4sth ,Prse.. 10 4:9
Pre-. assignment as special duty officsF
pArRoLMEN. So
Patrick McDonough. Isth Prec., to llstft'
Prec. g,
Cornelius r. Beatty. ssth Free 10 Hea.--
Edward ]. Ryan. Headquarters Division.
License Squad, TO 7ith Prec.
MOUNTED PATRoLMAH. =
John J. cronin. Sist Prec.. to 5sd prsn.r
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, -.
PATRoLMEN. 'n'r
James Nolan, 10th Prec.. to Fifth Irs5s>
orderly hotel from Q A. NJ, October a. to-.
From precincts Indicated to HeadquaT-2
Fourth Deputy comfnissioncr for { daYs7
from a. NJ. october 81: -
PATRoLMEN. 80,
Jacob Arras, 4; Benedict Brick. -; Ed
ward Weiss IS: John Smith, AZ: Hugo o.
krombholz. s2 Louis r. Mocnch. ia Johp
stork, 6; Joss phi o griea. %; william
Butler. 1902 So.
ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED. -,
PATRoLMAN. 80
Joseph Tymann, s7th Free, to F!tth
lnsp, Dist, TO duty In front OF alleged
9isorderly hetels Temporary from A.;
The following leaves OF absence afe,'
authorized; without pay. d"
FATROLMEN.
Conrad g Krsuse. IAN prec, for Gay
from a. ii. Scfob tg'g p. Ffs' lot ''''
Eugene ,ssrivs.gi. s2d Pre-, for day.
James Maionc' ssth .prcc, for | day"
sa P' FTam NJ p S 6e, B5id'G PT'o
Mo,or syc. squad sy 70 toH DAY ' i9Sia
Suspended from duty withou, pay: ~ ~
PATRoLMEN. 80,
Myer Poiiack. No sls? 9Th PreG., ha,
tAtt eject J, rs NJ, October ~ -"
take effect 4:o7 p. NJ October q. H~'
AMENDMENT.
So much OF paragraph :, :. o 243, C. "
az temporary assigns feiroiman JohN
sion to duty IN bureau OF teiegraph. Rich-.
moud. for days from A NJ Octob.r
II, Is amended TO read: for . days FROM
A. ~, October "a zee"
DEATHS. ".
The following deaths are reporte..
PATRCLMEN
Frederick g. voilsrs. tr., aO7T g5ea
Prcc., died 81 = NJ, October q. at
ST. Peters Hospital, Brooklyn, from lH-
fusnza. Funeral from his lstq residence
7e7 East Third street. brooklyn. A. M.
October 20. Iht6rmeHt calvary Cemetery
Harry . Brien, 766J, S9th Pre-, died Ir'
$50 a Nj, Oc ODER q, al his rssldeneo.
1873 FAirm0nt place, BToRN, from pnsu-
monia. Funeral from his late residence
A. NJ. october "a luiermert 1t. Ra,'-'
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WOMEN BARTER s. I. REALr,

Moffatt & Schwab have sold for Mrs
Martha J. Wilkinson the dwelling at
Ss2 Nestervelt avenue. Staten Island,
with frontage of 20 feet. TO Mrs
Methilda y. Larsen Of Toinpkinsville.
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Berths 10 10 Sold with Tickets.
SnAcinl D,Annfnh 10 Tur srs

WAsHiNoToN, Oct. e2.-orders were
issued to-day by Director-G General Nc
Adoo providing that Pullman and rail-
road tickets be sod together at all rail-
road ticket Offices, beginning Novem-
Der I,
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

18TH 81. Is z; is7th st. 20 W; saith ct,
az? Z. and i3sth 81. iit E--Jacob Jeiot
Judge iien,; Attys. chas L Hoffman a
Henry A Friedman.