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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street.)
BARROW ST, 81. s $, eo.4x4o, p m, Oct l
Alfred Grimm to Kiesler Realty Co
Of Bronx. ! w. 81, pr mtg $780, atty;
T q IT CO, l76 Bwsy :'.'';;;;:;,... $500
VEST ssin, sT sa ms s sss Mas Nm st. Fe lax
s. yrs. S&q.; atty q & T CO, Is
SANE i PR sSfi m. sept ls.samme to
Harriet Hanheld. 72i E ISIst st,
BronIi e! al yrs; sSS; pr mtg ' I;SSG;
Oct iNsuzette q Loushran to Aientauer
Realty CO, 81 william st, yr. s2s. pr
ser & NJ. 81 William st.....,.,.'., 81, $50
GREENWICH ST. 2ss. W s. 27.s Park pl,
cfada Ok ddlpn 10 Herman Oct 2. Roy f Ed
sP R nttSa M SfiGE Is' cs sR&
LIBERTY ST, cor Washington st. runs runs
1883 to II Cedar st e COX 53.4x
W AK 57.l1 to Liberty st W s7.s to
beg, Sept So-Liberty Washington Cedar
st Corpn to Dime Saw Bank of Brook
Ign % De Kalb av), yrs. SO; atty,
US Co, 50 Court st, Bklyn $500 900
Clio, Oct 1-Elterman Realty Co to
Isidor Hahn. 1892 Madison av, instsls.
sI atsSs cohen hFS 9sxs 81 wa oo.
meregildo De Polo to Agostino Gazsoio.
Van Nest pi, due and Int per bond;
atty, G & Co. 17s a3way. .tl2. 900
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
I'd Av, cor loSth ST. 5ox1oo, pr mtg
$4,000; I'd az 2 SGS. s,. $, 25E75. half
$1,000, Sept so-La Falcs & co to JACOB 6
Grubman, $40 W seth st, yrs, So /:
attys Cohen Bros. IS Wall st. ...s4, 900
a krI
'' oct MAJ ReiOer to i Isabella sar IN,
sohn, 70 Lenox ay Yrs, mtg as bond !;
i5 1y sATa'oh cor ' Ssth st
SIS 57th st rs, mtg sS25 600; 56th st,
ns7s Madison av, 2SxiSo5, pr mtg
Co to VIM c Lester. 40 Hamilton Ter.
race. exr' yrs So atty. Hulse. ss
ETH Xy s. e5.5 lith st, scoIio cco' y mo-
oct I-Nivlen Realty Co TO the BECK
man Estate - 42d az st. yrs Sc atty;
SOP whitcomb to VIM f Keys. Jr, IS
High st, Yonkers n Y, due July T. is2s,
eSs, pr mtg $4,000; attys. ThOmpson, K
18TH ST. 81 Z. n 8, iSsxlO2.a. p m. Sept
soIAgnes dickinson 70 Emily M Crosby,
islp' / l. % yrs; ~ 20; at'ys Title Guar SSG
sTH Az i1.7 Sc ~ Si.t i, s.Isc, ? PM NJ
Sept ss 6Spnn HGid assh co 70 Madison
pr mtg $4,000; attys. '' Mor TEsi IS &
sahi9; s2S swsy 81 iii,i,io;, $50 900
oct Norman n Davis to Caroline L
| lselin. So f 18th st, due July !, 1925,
SO, pr mtg $4,000; atty. Title Guar &
ssfH ST, i2O e, SIS. 25xsss, p m. sept 20
lily l. Stimson to Edith Fairchiid. 8
Cite 'yans .SSo Paris. FTsnee. 8 y.s,. Sc,
s.TH i's ST. Sc. SIS, 26xi0os. M 'is seUt
2s-H l. Davis to Julius Mantner' $40
atty, T C T Co, l76 Bway, S27 500
57TH ST, s. Sl2.6 I'd av. 1S9x1OO. g,
/ IN, Oct Paul NJ, Gattin TO Jno Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
U. S. RUBBER DIVIDEND.
Declares Usual Quarterly 2 Pei
Cent. on First Preferred.

At a meeting Of the directors of the
United States Rubber Company held
yesterday the usual quarterly dividend
Of 2 per cent. was declared on the COM
pany's first preferred stock The sec
ond preferred stock, through the action
of the recent stockholders meeting, has
been retired
The first dividend on the company's
common stock since the war interrupt
ton was declared. That dividend was
2 per cent, payable simultaneously with
the preferred dividend on October 81,
the intention of the board being to place
the common stock on regular per
cent. dividend basis The declared policy
Of the company is TO make an extra dis
tribution to the common stockholders in
stock or cash after the result of this
years business be ascertained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Furs Put on Display,

More than 100000 worth of raw
furs from all parts OF the world were put
on display here yesterday prior to being
sold at the annual fall auction which
begins In the Masonic Temple on Mon
day. They make up the largest collection
ever offered at an auction sale in this
city. Many of the Russian sables dis
played are Of such fine quality that, in
the days OF the old regime. they would
have been reserved for the use OF the
Imperial family. Among the less impor-
tant offerings will be a collection of
nearly $4,000 "Tabby Cat" skins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
GETS LARGE OIL CONTRACT.
General Chemical to supply Texas
Co. with 100000 barrels.

The General Chemical Company has
made a contract with tho Texas Com
pany under which the latter will supply
1t with 100000 barrels of fuel oil an
nually. The Marcus Hook, Pa, plant
Of the General Chemical Company is
the one at which the deliveries are to
be made and they will be taken care
Of by the Texas station at that point.
All of the General Chemical furnaces
and stills at that plant are to be con-
verified from coal burners into oil burn
ers, 1t was stated. Another contract
for fuel oil obtained by the Texas Com
pany is that for between 10000 and
$4,000 barrels annually placed by the
Consumers Ice Company Of Jersey City.
which will use oil instead of coal in
the manufacture of ice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was yesterday a
quiet affair with prices working in a very
narrow range. On the call there was
decline of 20 points, due to continued I'M
settled conditions in Brazil, where there
was a lack Of response to the firmness
of this market of the previous day.
After scattered selling at the start the
market was quiet with little pressure,
and the special cable from Santos re-
porting further declines Of 25 to $50 reis
failed to attract much attention.
The markets close was quiet at net
declines of 20 to rs points. Firm offers
from Brazil were unchanged and the
local spot market was quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Supplies of satin Low.

Reports by buyers indicate that as the
season advances greater difficulty is ex-
perienced in securing supplies of satin
materials in the local wholesale silk
market. Not only are prices high and
apparently tending upward, but the
favorite colorings seem about exhausted
only small lots being obtainable. Some
manufacturers here have expressed the
opinion that it will be impossible to OBJ
tain anything below s2.75 to SO a yard
in the near future.
Materials developed in all shades OF
brown are the ones most wanted, 1t is
said, golden brown and bark being
among those in greatest demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
Bank of England Statement.

LONDON, oct 1.-THE weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased f2,569,O0 circulation increased
ff,531. 900; bullion decreased f37,172;
other securities decreased f1,716,o00 :;
public deposits increased f16.466, 900 :;
other deposits increased f23.763, 900 !;
notes reserve decreased f2,534,OO0; Gov
eminent securities increased 44,506, 900
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week is 1890 per cent. last
week 1t was 2142 per cent. Rate Of
discount 5 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Export Trade Fair.

In their weekly report in respect to
the export dry goods market, Neuss,
Hesslein & Co.. Inc, state business dur
ing the last week has been fair.
Buyers here find that stocks are low
and that they made mistake in not
taking advantage of the stocks at the
lower prices which prevailed for some
goods during the last weakness of the
market" it is said. Even thougl.
they are willing to pay the higher prices
prevailing to-day, buyers are finding It
difficult to obtain merchandise" the
company states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Dress Dealers Convention.

More than 500 manufacturers of
dresses, doing an annual business of
approximately s15O,00O, 900, will gather
IN Atlantic City during the last week
IN November at a convention under the
auspices of the Associated Dress In
dustries of America. The proposed
convention is the first one of it's kind
ever held in the women's garment manu-
featuring trade and will bring together
wholesalers from all sections OF the
country.
The development of export trade,
elimination OF trade abuses, unjust can
cellations and returns the taking of ex-
Cessive discounts and the activities of
unauthorized resident buyers win be
among the matters to be discussed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. awhile the cot
ton market moved over a wide range of
prices to-day the net results on the
close were losses OF but 2 to 4 points
Excited trading followed the Bureau re-
ports. October, 32.30c; December,
32.1Oc; January, 32.1Oc; March, 32.14c !:
May 32.17c. Spot quiet and unchanged !;
middling, 32.50c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
September Business
Scores New Record

TINE John v. Farwell Company,
reporting from Chicago, states
L the wholesale dry goods and
general store merchandise business
for September, although not as large
in volume as that of August, which
was the largest month in their his
tory, makes a record for September
of any year. Advance orders for
white goods for spring are the largest
in their history, 1t is said. Organ
dies, voiles. nainsooks and fancy
styles are the leaders. Collections
are reported as being very good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton more demand;
sales 1000; American. 5000; imports. a.ooo. all
American. Middling So points higher at 10 Sid.
vance. Closed steady at net advance of 0
points TO a decline of s points October.
March 10 sod; May. 1s.I6d.; July, 1s.6sd.
Manchester: Yarns quiet but steady; cloths
In good demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
RECORDED LEASES.



3STH ST, 1895 W, ALL Boyce Smith to
Cohen & Sons, 1873 w 2sth st, ct al,
ext lease, 8 yrs from July l, 1929, with
renewals at 5000 TO July !, 1910. So, 900
27TH ST. COZ w, store-Gustavus L Law
renee TO A Glasgall, I46 Springfield av.
Newark. N ]. 7-l2 VS. from Oct l,
1919. 8 yrs, rem at S24, - .......s 500
s9TH ST. 2ll-13 W, all--Frank Mccoy to
Alderman q Trachtenberg, rs Blocker
st, ct al. lOls yrs from Nov l. 1919;
atty, Philip Match, 80 Nassau st. IS, 900
56TH ST, IS w, all--columbia Trust Co,
trustees, to firm OF Boue Soeurs OF Paris
and Y, yrs from Aug l, 1919; attys.
Root, c, & II, 81 Nassau st. IS 1850
106TH ST, S2s w, all-Harry NJ Newing-
ton to Morris s Mayer. 320 w 106th ST,
yrs from Oct /, 1919; atty, ] T. Couch,
10TH AV, 27l. store and rear rooms-Wm
Anderson to Antonino Guttilla, 27l 10th
av, 3 yrs from Sept 1, lsl9,.....,SS4S
S7TH ST, 1879 w, all-Henrietta NJ Cole
man to Fredk + Jackson. 1S2 w s7th
at, and ano, yrs from Oct !, 1919 500
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BLVD. 1894 and 1895, str
II w b Realty Corp to Fannie Ichel-
son. 1851 wilkins av, yrs from July
Sd AV. 9257. half OF butcher str-Bronx
Packing Co to Geo Cutolo. 12s Il 12lst
st, and ano. yrs from Oct /, 1919
atty, Samuel Cherkos. l16 Nassau st. 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct. Bar silver 4hd. an
ounce. Money SIS per cent. Discount
rates short bills 8 7-16@3h per cent
Three months 3 9-16@B per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

Coffee Cables-Rio was 80 rels lower for Is
at 10s75o. Exchange unchanged at IA 21-S2d.
Receipts 5000 bags and stock sol 900 bags. In
Santos spots were unchanged at 16t500 for Is
and 1890 for Is. Receipts 81. 900 bags aud
stock 1892. 900 bags. Futures were 100 to 275
reis lower. Receipts at the ports 81 QUO
bags, against 900 last year and 5000 two
years ago. Sac PRulo had "a, 900, against 49, 80
and 1900, and Jundahy q, 900. against 1900
and A, 900 bags respectively. The weather in
Sac PaulO was showery in one district, fine in
two and rain in two. Cleared from Santos
n, 90 bags for New York and ~ 900 bags for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Exports Cause Shortage.

Manufacturers of mems and women's
apparel who have argued that the great
quantities of goods exported from this
country are indirectly responsible for
the acute shortage of woollens, silks and
cottons ind some justification for their
contention in the official figures for ex-
ports during August, 1919, which have
Just been made public
Statistics show that exports OF manu-
1actures of wool during the month were
valued at s4.S61,s77, as compared with
$1.s07.2o1 during August last year.
Manufactures of silks exported dur
ing August were valued at $2,027,3S4, as
compared with $1,s01.343 during the cor
responding period last year.
The value Of the manufactures of cot
ton exported is estimated at $22,267,-
IS2. as compared with s15,60s,423 during
August, 1913. Exports of unmanufac-
tpred cotton amounted to 470,058 bales
valued at $S1,342,S41, as compared with
2S7,450 bales, valued at s46,166,49S, ex-
ported during August last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Another SILK Advance.

Raw silk still is soaring In price in
the Japanese market. According to in
formation received here from Yokohama
yesterday Sinshui No. / has gone up
announcer $50 bale, an increase of ap-
proximately SIS In three days
Figures generally in the local market
We're changed to conform with those
from Japan.
The Canton market is active and a
heavy demand continues for new style
1iatures for America, coupled with in
creased buying of other sorts for
European account
Conditions in the Shanghai market
continue quiet, but the market Is firm
The production Of steam failures has
been greatly affected by floods and the
spread of the cholera epidemic, and it
Is said that reelers are far behind on
deliveries on old contracts, which rem
ders new business difficult Tsatlee
silks are quiet but stocks are light and
holders are firm in their views The
situation in respect to Tussah silks re-
mains unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

26TH ST, 1877 E-Peeriess Engineering Co.
Inc, agt Bralea Realty Co. owner
Bracket Realty Co, contractor. $3.50
GRAND ST, 3SS-Noah Fells agt Solomon
Bachich estate. owner; Standard Utility
Co, contractor :............,,.s115
7TH AV. 23b-BenJamin Gamzu agt Min
ME Sterzelbaoh, owner. Louis Haims.
contractor ....,........,.......
FRONT ST, ls5-FelnberE & Feinberg.
Inc, agt Joseph Cullmen, owner /:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Senate Passes Bank Loan Bill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Senate to-
day passed the House bill increasing the
amount which national banks can lend
on bills of lading and sight drafts from
10 to 25 per cent Of their capital and
surplus The measure now goes to con-
ference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
Wednes-
SPOT MARKETS

Local market for spot cotton was Iulet
and unchanged at 80 Csc. for middlins; sales
1850 bales Southern spot markets: Calves
ton firm. unchanged at 34.60c. sales 1900
bales New Orleans quiet. unchanged at
az. SOC sales CSC bales. Mobile nominal, un-
changed at 3175c. sales nil. Savannah quiet,
unchanged at SIC. : sales 81 bales. Baltimore
nominal 50 points higher, at s2.25c. sales
nil. Augusta quiet. - points lower at Sl.s7c ;
sales 62l bales. Memphis steady. UNCHANGED
at 49, 5Oc sales 1900 bales. Houston firm
las steady, Is points higher at 3S.S5c. sales
6266 bales,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

Before Sheppard, J.-Il0om 5si, rost once
Building, at 10 80 A. NJ. Criminal calendar.
Michael Laconohe. Pleadngs:
James Pagan, James Mccain.
John j Hanley. James Mccain.
John j HanleS:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

Kaufman, Rose, Sarah. David and
Elias Thaler-B Einsidler. 4b4.T2
Lepseltzer. observation-disclosures 4
Mason, Geo. s.-A. D. jackson. $3.50
Maradikas, constantine--J. Mara .,,,o
Meousde Lighterasc Truck
ing Co.-Keystone Lighterage g.
Transportation Co., Inc. $3.50. 667.2O
MS co. x. Lssts,aE fsss, T5SSsing
Transportation Co. Inc. 10000
uaity CO. Of N. Y.EPsopie. &c. 100000
Lawyers Mortgage CO.. -. 2s,s22.ee
N. x. 4 y: Health corp.-H o.
Muirsin NATURALIZATION. ~. 4472.s4
Keystone Lighterage & Trans
portation Co., Inc. ............- S2e.s6
Rosen. Max. Riskin. ........... 1.0e4.zO
Lablang ......... . .. ~ B,44s.a7
siesel Co. IL Hastoff. 1s.eSs.oo
son Bros. / co.. o,...... 10. '. 8,s51.a7
dam Casualty co.-Peopie. SC. 10000
Wenzel. Katherine Minor. Mary
mechsrWJ. R. Bowen .'.... 1.27e.oe
Whitehead. John--P. whitehead;
Young. Helen. ana National Surety O'O
Co.-People, &c............,... 10000
BRONX
Bauer. Paula. Husset Leaf To-
clsri, Catherine A.-oppcnheim.
John, George~j. LamSrinos. 22O.72
]. c. Hoffman. Inc.-state Indus
Kaufman, Rose Sarah. David and ~
Elias Thaier--B. Elnsidier. 80. 454.72
Knight. Harry P-J. 8. Durben.. 1879
O'Nelll, Edmund J.-Pierce, Butler
Strauss. Marcus J.-B. Kleinman. 803.62
Butler 4 Pierce Mfg. Corp. ss4o2
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name Is that of debtor; second
that Of creditor and date judgment was
fleds
MSsyss. JSseP ,s;a W; TOa%pkin'; ,,,k ~
April 10. 1911. 10000
Construction Co; Oct. s. 1915. 4os.s5
JGnss; May %. 1911; ~; ssAas
tvaeatedD ......... r -. 1888
Institute-May is. 1918, .....,. 1889
Ullmann, Louis and Edgar ].
Mack-American Alcohol Co.
pn Ina; June o.. H. 1s lease s22'Ss
Dec; i, 1913. ...:.........:... I.O7ass
Peter H. Woodward and VIM.
T. Hutcheson-First National
Bank of Hampstead; June IL.
simon. Paul CT. Fernando; '''''''
March 2s. 1918 tvacated)...... 1.os4.2o
Bordens Condensed Milk CO.
A. Danishesky: April rs. 1919. 1883
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal District.

DISTRICT COURT Special Master Philip J.
McCook, Room 227. r. o. Bldg. at 10 A, NJ.
Honig:N Cons RR Binder same.
Co. Todaro same.
Fhrlchman same. Vincent same.
Nevembar same. Rennrush same.
Cooper same. Segel same.
Gaemans same. Kaufman same.
Nathan same. Schneider same.
HabeT same.
Before Mack, J,-Room 3, Woolworth Building
At 1850 A. NJ. Admiralty calendar,
Lorillard :ss Miltiades
EmbiricOs.
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American Lighterage and Trans
portation Co.-Keystone Light
erage and transportation Co,
Almy, Howard F.-F. B. Barnes 1C'i7I,9S
Boericke. Harriet-B. Altman &
Bulls, Merritt CO. o'Neii ct al ios'iS
Barnet Realty Corp. Prince. $1,000
Choos, K.-A. Bielenberg Co. .. 1876
Chazen, Harry-S. Karash ct al 22O.O6
Duncan. Isabella-P. ]. Hoffman. 1OS2O
Edelman. PAUL.. Teschner. s8O436
Fine block Realty Co.--Lawyers
Mortgage Conn. ..,...... 29540l
Goldstein, Edw. Is Rodriguez. 1920
Gold, David-Public Nat. Bank OF
N. Y....:..,........,... s4l.15
Halfman, Nathan-M. Fabrikant ISIS
Hurst Hurst. Inc.-GalYano-
type Engraving co......,..... 2ssoo
Heath. Morris III. T. Padgett. 1881
isman. Felix. F. Kranshaar. Il5122
Jiran. Anton-City OF N. Y; costs. 1890
johnson, Chas. All. Davies. 1871
Jims, Kabina-People, sc, 49,. 100. 90
Kennedy Theatres, Inc.-J. W.
Ford ct Observation-Disclosures. $500
Eaun, BENJAMIN. and James Pep
pard-Internatlonal Motor Co s2o O6'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

J.-LitiEated motions
Columbus Circle Corp:
eli Fifth Ave Corp.
Plat :Yohalem.
Riddell Nicholas &
Co.
Hudson :Paulson.
Loeb Loeb.
Director General OF
RR Arthur.
Shuster Hines.
Same same.
Altshul :B'klyn Hts
RR.
Harris :Forness.
Ringrose ;Garrlson.
Browne Browne,
Bamonte Nassau
Elect RR Co.
Matter Of G Schnei-
der.
Matter Of same.
Matter OF same.
Matter of same.
SunElow Co Colonial
Canning Co.
Matter OF ] r Gil
christ Newman.
Varagnola :Partola
Mfg Co.
Gillette ;Gillette.
Towneey Noble.
Scura National City
Bank.
Walsh walsh.
Emigrant Indust Saw
Bank ;Crowley.
Captain IF II Lee Co
GARLIC IN Y Life ms
Co.
Keane Lincoln Twist
Brill Co.
Jones Macy.
Ruhinowitz Goldberg.
Bode :Bode.
Lamson & Hubbard
Co Ryan.
Matter of Schlosser.
Pacat IS Co :Equita-
BILE Trust Co.
Chivers :Lasker.
Schuster wilhelm.
Sharkcy :Sharkey.
Price 4 Pierce River
Ralsln Paper Co.
Matter Of Schenkel.
Ehrgott :Ehrgott.
J Trageser Steam
Copper Works
Clayton Ship 4
Boat Corp.
Goddard :Goldfarb.
Hooker Electrochemi-
cal Co ;Chipman
Chemical Eng Co.
Oehlbsum :Glickman.
Rogers Peet 4 Co:
Hillman.
Same same.
National Surety Co:
Seaich.
Matter OF Hunecke.
Sunderland Sun
derland.
SwensOn :Trowbridge.
Canter Splitter.
Same same.
b n & Waist Co:
u n Il Waist Co.
La Croix La Croix.
Anderson :Abelman.
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LEAVES OF ABSENCE.

without pay:
SERGEANT
Frederick W. voeIbel. I11th Prec.. for
I day from p. NJ. October .. 1919.
PATRoLMEN.
Charles Lef, 18th Prec., for day from
p NJ. October .. 1919.
Samuel Kaplan. 18th Prec, for day
from p. NJ. October 8. 1919.
Abraham GOldstein, 26th Prec.. for
day from P; M. October D.. :: 1919 -,
from P. NJ. october 8, 1919.
William J: Lock, seth Prec.. for days
from 1 P: NJ. October :, 1919.
Harris Biate, IS; Joseph Rothschiid, IS;
Nathan whitman. Is; Emanuel M. Zwer-
For day from 1901 A NJ. October
August weinstein. Ia; Louis sieEel, III;
william r. wittanoers. Is; Louis Wax
For day from s A. NJ. October 4. 1919:
Samuel Weiss, ID; Charles Poas. 15;
For j day from = p. NJ. October 8.
Abraham Solomon H. and Samuel
For day from ~ :o1 A. NJ. October
Meyer Abramson, 10; Abraham 8. Kasin.
49, Morris Rosner. II; Albert Spite. IT;
ssmuel Grant; 22; AT; Arthur Strauss. &C. and
isaac HSspil. is; Lisb Ksnsr. 2s; Gus
Levy. 81. and Joseph Goldstein. so.
fAThOl4MEN.
Euoch A. Parsons. Headquarters Div.
training school. for 1 day from A. VI.
October !.
For day from A. NJ. October 4.
Headquarters DIV. training school,
Herman Levine, Jacob Goldman, Barnett
s. Levine, Paul Rosenfeld, Charles l. Bir-
eneach. Emil Jacobs. Max W. Cohen and
SICK LEAVE.
The following sick leave is granted:
PATRoLMAN.
John Mcmahon. Traffic Div, sub-Diy. B,
for 80 days from A. NJ. October 4.
APPLICATIONS FOR FULL PAY,
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved;
PATRoLMEN.
Charles G. Gardelia, 9TH Prec., from $3.50
Joseph odEe. ssth Prec. from 2:2o A..
M September 7. during disability.
George Richford. 72d Prec, from 10 p.
ssr September Il! TO- to Il p NJ seD''m-
John Lshey, 18TH Prec from 7l5 p.
I NJ. September Is. during disability.
, 1915 A. NJ. September IL. to ~ p. NJ
September 81.
John Gibbons, s5th Prec.. from 7:sO
! A. NJ. September 10, to IL p. NJ. septem
John Dugan.. sstH Prec.. from 1920 p. NJ
September S, TO ~ noon September II.
| TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS,
! The following transfers and assign.
| ments are ordered;
PATRoLMEN
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. October 1.
| From Division National Defence (spe.
cisl war roli) TO precincts Indicated, linden
| mite leaves Of absence are hereby revoked
John j, Coleman, 7si Michael santana
eilo rs, designation as acting detective
sergeant second grade revoked.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

MORRIS H. MISUNDERSTANDING, In
dividually trading as Victory Skirt Com
pany, 225 Fifth avenue. Liabilities and
assets not given. Principal claims: Royal
stein & Bokal, SIS; II. johnson, 800.
Archibald Palmer $40 Broad. attorney.
NJ. L., Shain, receiver, bond $500.
FRANK q. UNDAGE-Voluntary, Re-
ceiver of Taxes. town of New Castle,
Westchester county, N. Y, Liabilities
Sll,4S3; no assets Principal claims;
Charlotte l. Wsiner, 31O,l61; Mount
Kisco National Bank, $500; Howard r.
Washburn, 500. John j. Alderman, ZIG
Main street. White Plains. N. Y. attor-
ney,