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Essential Factors
In rrxvlrrn ,?H'fi?tr \ulnm? Ml??. a??re
plane? an.l m<>t?rrs ?-1rs hair lnr?.l? ??? ?
planlrd en? ?ili. ?Ml.? m?.??r Irnrk? n"
the VBBtklia ..f lra?is|,..rl it ..n 1 \<rrr ha?
l*?*???ll an In? rrxsin? ?Irmanit f.,r li.l.rl? nlIn*
oil?. Of ?he ?r. nrilii? ??? \ntni.nn < ??in
l-anlr? vv r tr, ,,m?n? n.l
Central Petroleum
Preferred
?hlea I? of a pro,lnrli?,f company, tha ?n
llre ont not h?ln? (?Uan 1.? Ilir Iris? oil)
Ce., whir h i???i?ni??. a .? . divMead. At
pr??sspt thr- nmrVrt for oil I? *"? ?.er hiuT?!.
wlth proonrrt? of 11.OO per harret. The par
value ?f Ihr al,.ok la tirvfi -.?ilijrct !.. ?air.
?**? offer a llmllr.l Mmn.int
Price to yield 12%
Special Or calar A IM s rafemit.
Douglas Fenwick & Co.
lnveitment Se?uritiei
34 Wail St. Tel. 4220 John
POSITIVE PROFITS
Car Lighting & Power
Int. Mercantile Marine
I. S. 1 ivjht & Keating
Canada steel
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C.\Y. HARRIS & CO.
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so mctD it., Ky. ?...';:,';?,?
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Short Term Securities
under present conditions
offer peculiar advantage*.
Do you realize them?
Write for circular T->90.
Bigelow& Company
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SIMPLEX
AUTOMOBILE CO.
?.'- m i ialixe in ; : lock.
Informativen of imp si on
request.
Oscar Alexander & Co.
'Phone * Broad 100
41 BROAD STREET, N. Y.
Singer
ManDtectitring
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I'lione Ilr.nwl Ml. un M" il ?' . HOW York.
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V.'arrants
Bought or Sold
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Investment Bonds
Na??au & Cedar Street?. New York
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Metropolitan Trust Co
of the City of New York
George C. Van Tu>l, Jr., President
?t WAI.I. .?TKKKT
The
Mechanics & Metals
National Bank
uf Ihr 4 il? ?>f Nrsr York.
OS Nassau Mr??!.
tapllal, Surplus an?! Prallt?. 111 .OOO.OO?
All WALL STREET r?%d?
DOW, IONES BULLETINS & TICKERS
Investors read
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
CAPITAL ????!? I ? mark?! ?.T...!??. ?? ,,f
R H AZI LIAN,
a<<4*?B9 ?Il 1 ' I. A'nur
riNA ?CI VI. MEETINGS
MI.KI'l MIIIIMi I INOI ? l'l < ?i
Tlir .m" ??? ?I ?
af ?lir UKRUI S HAI.lili LINO ? i i.
COMPANY ? - i" 'I ?i lha '.m. ? ?,f il,*
Caaajeajr. Tribwn? Kundin? No lit \?a
aau 8tr?ai. K?a V?.i? "t W? laaaOar, No
v?robar IT lull, ?t a!???n o < loi k A M.
lor tb? ?i?<-tit'ii of ? H aril of ala? PSrae
Mea an? for Hi? transaction of au.-h oth?r
bualn??? a? ?"??? properly com? Ik for? tb?
rr.??tln(
PIlKPK j waaauRTON
*??? ratal/ and Tr*aaur?r
LONDON STOCK
EXCHANGE DULL
Marke? Awaits Military
Events?Importance of
American Exchange.
l-ORD WELBY'S DEATH
LOSS TO FINANCE
Reports from Germany and Aus?
tria Indicate a D?pr?ci?t
inj? Currency.
B] IR\N(IS \V. HIRST.
Editor "The E? onomi??t." London.
?,*? . ? ? - ? . r ? Trfl sssii? ]
1.?.ml.?n, Nor. 2.?The Stock Ex?
change was dull and inactive to?
day, awaiting political and military
developments. Although the military
organisation and unity of Serbia are
broken by the capture of the arsenal
of Kraguyovatz, guerilla warfare
may prove more wearing an?! for
midabhl than organized fighting;.
This is the view of a personal friend
of mine who has ju?t returned from
tilth ?uni l".?kub.
Tho marrallot-i soccass of Lord
.'.- appeal is being felt in fresh
efforts to substitut, women for men.
Yesterday a girl plumber visited my
house to put the gas right. Women
ticket co?ectors and clerks are mul?
tiplying fa t.
Walter Runciman's interview indi?
cates that the Ministers are alive to
the importance of the gold stand?
ard and American exchange. His
emphatic indorsement of free gold
?r financial basis strikes me
.?? significant. I believe that the
?"?:"??- recruiting policy will
aim at .voiding, as far as poasi
reduction of the export
trade. Th. need of correlating
? aidai with the military policy
?
I Welby's death is a severe
personal loss to the world of finance.
He was the most distinguished and
? ?need rcpre?entative of (rlad
flnancia] methods, and suc
eenb'il Lor?] Farrar as chairman of
?M I ?Club. H. busied himself
with problema of war an?i finance
to the end. When I visited him last
month hi.? mini was perfectly clear.
He vrai a contemporary of George
Trevelyan at Cambridge and of
Lord Fiver.?!? y a: Eton. The most
remarkable incident in his career at
the Treasury was his misrion to
Wartet Bagehot, then c?!itor of "The
." which resulted in the in?
ri of Treasury bills.
This reminds me that tie ?> cor
cent "yearling" bills have attracte?!
'e investors, though
they cannot be bought in smaller
denominations than one thousand
Is sterling. Meanwhile, high
rates for Treasury bills have natu?
rally deadened the discount market.
I to the new loan, the desirability
raiding another long term ??sue
is recognized. Reports from Ger?
many and Austria indicate the ap?
proach of famine conditions, due to
',;?!:??>? of wages through de?
preciating currency rather than to
any actual failure of food supplies.
BANK OF ENGLAND
SENDS MORE GOLD
?019,000 Shipped Yesterday
Many Anieriu-n Shares Figure
in Stock Aia'ket.
! ' November 2. Accumulation
of or.I." over the w? ? I holi
::i New
Bsarhe! a fina
? ?? n? \ i b i un?.? wai t 'mis
.i?:.i Grand
\?. I.lie Bl Bl il un bond) ;
t.. : pointa, and South American securi
? ? and Japane.-e bonds advanced
itoadlly.
Despite the holiday in New York
there were large transaction? in the
'American section, where holden, tiik
? ing advantnge of the advance, realised.
Low priced ?hares W.N pn.in l
' thi" dealings. The market closed Stead
with Canadian Pacific two points be
low the best.
The Bank of England to day i
164,000 m I'm gold H'.?i ?hipped 1910
(mu t.? the I'nited Stites and 120,0.
< anada, .?"?<! also earmarked ?12,000
fur niseella.eoos par]
Money W.I in good demand, and dis
! count rates were llrm to-day. Ameri
(?in exchange waa dull around 4.6.'lt*>? to
; 4.63-V Money loaned at from 31*, to
4 per cent; discount rates for short
bill* were i% to 47? to 4 15-16 per
i cent. Consol.? closed unchanged at 65.
Gold premium at Liabon was 67.
Paris, Nov. 2. Trading was quiet on
the Bourae to-day. Three per cent
rente? closed 10 centimes lower at 65
franc? 60 centimes.
Exchange on London was'nominal.
?
LONDON CLOSING PRICES.
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Fire Threatens Sick Children.
While nurses were quieting IM ter?
rified children in the measles nnd
diphtheria wan!? of the Willard Park
ir Hospital, Sixteenth Street, near the
East River, yesterday, three horsea
. wer? burned to death and nine others
. so badly burned thev had *o he ?hot
in the three story stable a few feet
i away. The children were told the em?
ploye! were burning rubbish in the
I >?rd. . I
TRADE BOARD SIFTS
GASOLENE PRICES
ln\ estimation of Petroleum In?
dustry Under Way.
? -, Tb? Trii urs Muratu 1
Waahlasjtoa, Nov. I An investiga
tion of nearly eviry phase of the pro?
duction, transportation, refining and
marketing of petroleum in the Cnited
State? I? being conducted by th? Fed?
eral Trad? Commission, according to an
announcement to-day, in re?pon?e to
resolutions adopted by the Senate lstt
winter.
At rapidly at the data can b? f?th
'red the commission will l??ue report?
dealing with features of the oil in?
dustry. The first report, toon to be
made public, wiil'deal with the coat of
pipe line transportation of crude pe?
troleum.
The investigation ha? developed wide
d i (Terence.? in condition?.
"The petroleum industry is at pres?
ent flUMlTfOiBg rapid changes,''
the commiis.nn, "and certain branche?
Of it, due tu the European war, have
been in an abnormal state. New
prOOOSSOl for refining oil have recently
been laitallcd, ana this i.? leading to
marked changes in the refineries situa
; .?m "
l'harpe? of price discrimination in
the aale of ??dene are also being in
-.???i.gated.
EXPORT DEMAND
ADVANCES WHEAT
Market Closes Strong, with
Net Gain of IV, to
1% Cents.
( hicagn, Nov. 2. Increased export
??etnand and report? of increased ten?
sion between GroOOS and the Anglo
: French allies did a pr^at deal to-day
toward bringing about higher prices
fot wheat The market closed strong,
'.'-sc to 2"*2**c up. with December at
? 1044 ?nd Muy at 106*5?. Other lead
in-r staples, too, all scored net rains -
corn He to *??*?$lie si I ' C Pro?
visions were up a shndt- to ITHc.
i ptoras ?n the wheai market basjaa
right at the ?tait, and receive?! at no
? time any important ch?>ck. Hulls gave
chief atteatlon to the foreign sitaa?
tion. especially odrlei ? from I.-verpool i
tellini of inadequate tupplie? and say- :
.-i' that the parch??? of 8,000.000
!baahola of wheat b> Greec? fron Bal?
gario had led to a fresh political tan?
gle. Persistent ttreni h also of auo
ti tions at Winni] n to mean
further baying there for Eawopo. An
additional ei eooragement for the bulls
n th? faet thai wheat
floor "ut of Minneapolii t
iid t?i be tba ?orgeat ever known,
CORN.
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PROVISIONS?.
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HAS $3.000?IN ALMSHOUSE |
Young's Investment Return Not Fnough
to Keep Him.
I'elviiieic, N. J., Nov. 2. Although
Fane Young has $3.000 in trust for him,
the inter?s! is not ?aflcient as it is in?
vested to pay hi? board, ami, without
mean?, he has boon obliged to go
to the county farm. He once owned a
farm and the Kockbury Hotel, besides
Other property.
Bank of Germany Return.
Berlin i by wireless to Tuckerton, N.
J... Nov. 2. The ful low i n i; is the state
] ment of the Imperial Hank of Germany
'for the week ending October S0? (?old
recorve increased 2.1011,000 marks to
2,430,700, commercial pape.- and Treas?
ury bills increase.I 283,000 marks to :
1,206,500, eirealation and banking notes
increased ?CT1,300,000 marks t?, 6,94'V
800 marks and private deposite in
? eaood 4.H00 marks to 1 ,?.L'J.'.i'i'.
Adds to Brooklyn Site.
The Powers Fstate has leased to the
Schulte Realty Company 676 Fulton st.,
a five story building on plot running
through to Flatbush av. extension. The
l?a-e is for a long term of years. The
Schulte Realty Company only a short
tint? Bga -?cured from the sani? owners
'?Lining properties, ."77 and 67S
Fulton tf
As previously nnnouned a building
M erected on the Flatbush av.
.'Nil Pi? 'HI plot
Tnspectoi Hus-ey at Work.
I >i?mii 'i fron l bi polies foret- on
October 22. 1014, ?. : a charge of rc
?eivitig a gratuity. Inspector Jam.-s F.
Hussey reported for duty at Bead?
I quarters yesterday by order of Police
I Commissioner Wood?. He was rein
? stated following a recent decision of
j the Court of Appeal?. He was placed
; in Chief Inspector SchmittbiT;-er's
office.
A $20.000 Building Loan.
Pease 4 Flllman have secured for the
? Ritz Realty Company, Robert M. Catt?,
i president, a building loan of $200,000
on its property ?at 44-46 K. 25th st
from the Metropolitan Life. On this
site there is in course of construction
a 12 story store and ioft building.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
UtBOOttl, tMn ?-???-,,..., ?jat, fair ,lrrnar<1
rn.'??? raalar Aiiirrlran m! l.iil- ? fair, 7,v?.i, rrv)
ml l.lilni. f ltd; Bttddtlnc. t.lM; lo? i..ii i.ir.j.
6 47.1; ?noil orlliiar?, ?fi 07.1. or.tlnarr ',77.1 ?a ?a
10.00? balr?. Uiiiii.lliif I.JM Arrwrlran aJul I 000
f.r s;?s,u:?ll(?, an.l ?iissrt. i-seluU, 9 400 bal??,'all
Aiurti? al,. future? ciuar?! ra?>
[B? T?l*tTf?ti to Tli* Tribuna ;
i/s?ii?T?iia. Kr., No? ! - mmSSf mt lambs?
Ry. ripia. 24. Th? rD?r?,t ru ,,| quirt tad pri-a.
un-liai.|?<1. (Tinlis? lamia 7:, j s, |,uu l,?r lam'?
??4*4?. b?at tu. al.?s-p. Igte.
ADDS TO ITS
UPTOWN SITE
German Hospital Almost
Controls Another Entire
Block Front.
MARKET FOUND FOR
10TH ST. BUILDING
M. W. Rayens Buys an Eight
Family House on Clare
mont Parkway.
The German Hospital and Dispensary
ha? bought from Elizabeth C. Crcacy
a three-story and basement dwelling at
[ 10S4 Lexington av., on a lot 17x7-10
; feet. Tho .nstitution recently bought
?the hou*e 10M Lexington av. from
Adolph Mayer, and now control?, with
the exception of the south corner, the
Lexington av. block front from Ttith to
77th st.
Th? seven story loft building, on a
plot _."i ,r.xl?4.;i, at -.'7 Hast 10th st. ha?
been bought by I?. H. Jackson from the
Str.the.0. Be.lt1* Company, which took
m part Laymen! a tract of _."il acre-? I.
Warw.rk TOWnsLip, < ?range County.
Fleming A Co. h.ve sol. for A. Monti
gr.t?o 417 CI.rcn.on1 Parkway, an eight
family h? list on a plot I7.S_8I f?-et, to
M. W, Rayens for Investment.
T'ne private stable property at III
?Weal Mth ?i h.. beeB sold to a client
of Tucker. Speyers A C<>. It la a two
story structure, on a lot .lixHl.H feet,
aituated about 126 feet east of Seventh
'av. William B. 'lay & Co. represented
the aeller.
One of the largest toy factories in
I this country is to be erected in New
1 ark.
The Lion?! Manufacturing Company,
M. A. C'owen, president, has bought
from the Standard Bo Iding Block ?Com
panv a plot 22Sx22f, D. the west *i?le
of Boat. 21.1 -v. ?"?''|| feel ?oath of
Clinton Bl . iii 'he Irvmgton lection. The
proper'., ha i I el Igh Valle*? Ba i i
aiding. It is to ( improve?! with ?' '?'?'?
story mill eonitrueted concrete build?
ing, le be n iy nexl Pebroory. The
company, whieh will manufacture ?lee?
1 tricul toy?', has a sawllei factory in
Newark ..' ps? Mat.
PUBLIC HEARING
ON ASSESSMENT
Assessors to Listen To-day to
Objections Against Coney
Island Levy.
An orgai izatl m ?.f Cooei I
pro] ert] owners, ?'siiV'i the Pub
Committee, has been formed foi the
purpooc of object
Board of Asa? isors, againat th?
si??es-snient placid on their pp'pi'"'
for the eoaatractioD .f bosi sewers. 11
is, they ray, an annecrarary u.x bur?
ilen. There will be s pabfie hearing
on this aaseecment ai 10 .'doch tl
moraine at Loin Build?
ing. The P .'n citj l omni
i ris?e: William J. \\ ard, pr?
Coney island Bank; Bkcl
Frank Seavulla Desmonde Dunne <',,..
Mauriee Kahn, Tilyo. sstate, Theo
Kramer, Richard Ravenhall,
Thomas P. martin, Bichard Oarms,
David Bailey; Popper, S:?..r,i.:.i 11
???t?te. Joe Baisai ni, Max Blitser,
Lo?is Staue!) and e-ai.-j, other penooB.
BOOM of the principal objections
i-.re. That most of the territory
affected hud un ad?quate sewerage
system before the construction of the
I re?ent system, and that all such
former sewers could have been used
in the pre?ent system, and that failure
to so use these former severs,
materially Increased the cost of the
present system.
That the contract, in this proceed
irg were awai led la such a discon?
nected, promiscuous an<! fa.rciC?! man?
ner, as to greatly inereaae the cost of
the work.
That there i? included in 'he pres?
ent work a very lar?/., number of
h?.u?e connections which are abso?
lutely useless and superfluous, nnd
alae many feet of SCWer which coubl
have been omitted, and thai a heavy
charge i- ruade for this work.
More Apartment Rentals.
PmiBS B Mllim.-n have rente?! an
apartment in Harpeney P.ill, at i'.lth st.
ami Central Par? West, to Alexander
C. Boechel; for J. IL Williams his apart?
ment m U9 West TlSt .t., to Mrs.
Mary E. Hoggins, ami for Erv/i. II.
Smith his apartment, furnished, in 111
Wnt HH'.hst.to John II. (?. S'.euennaii,
jr. Al?o iiiad-' the following renewal?
of apartment leases: In _'1 Wc?t KHh
st. to Prederie Juilliard; in the Saint
l'rban, Bl Central 1'arK West and B9th
it . to William Lauterbach; la 129 Park
av., at the southeast corner of 7?ith at.,
to H. II. Lutz; in j6 West 11th at., to
Nelson L. Kobinson, and in 4? Last 41st
at. to Reuben Leslie Maynard.
South Brooklyn Sales.
I. Salzberg ha? sold for James F.
?Sleight to an investo?, a two-family 11
room brick house at 1 'JIf* n.'td st., on lo;
20x1 Ofl feet Ala. rni Mr?. Jeanette
Llpschitz to Fort Green? Company a
plot, ?Oxino feet, at the northeast cor?
ner of 47th st. and Sixteenth av. A! o
for Mrs. Mary Carrol! to Fort Greene
Company a plot, 40x10. feet, at the
northeast corner of -18th st. und Six?
teenth av.
Invests in Newark.
Gertrude McC. and William Kane
have purchased from the estate of Mai y
Germon?! the two ?tory dwelling at Ml
North bth st., in the P.. Seville aection
of Newark. It is o.i a lot .JxlOO feet.
The estate was represented by Jame?
II. Germond, of Feist & Feist, Inc., of
Newark, N. J. The new owners made
the purchase for Investment and their
own occupancy.
A $40.000 Montclair Deal.
II. F?k M?ller *?i!?l at Montclair, N.
J., to Mr*. C. S. Christy the re?:d? n
on the west side of Highland av., |
ing l'.'.'i feet and IXteuding back to
Washington Rock. The property was
held at $40,000 ami was sold through
F. M. Crawley _ Bros.
To Build in 58th Street.
Mott B. Schmidt is preparing plans
for a twelve ?tory loft building, which
the Twenty-three West Fifty-seventh
Street Corporation, L. Napoleon Levy,
president, has decided to erect on it?
plot, 25x100 feet, at M W. 58th st, be?
tween Fifth and Sixth ava.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
It Prora Tha Tri' ui.? Burr?.? i
Waahli.f-.nn. Nuimlai 1.
NAM
??laut. U G I | I? IiKKSOS', AtitrU? TI,
?rai.tasl or.? month ai;4 ?rrrt. .lata laas?.
U'iiu iJ U ? II ?A s.iinr.1,1). II O PAT
I KlflC a A LAVI.M?) R ?V..1 W-Hm.iTT
ITRKINB. tn? r. A hurt B I> HART, m
mlaal.?i*d
P? ?tsrli J H r-NTIERWrsfiri. BBItOatt?
MoVTMrNTS
ARRIVEIi
a?*. .. ?.aaaa/. ?I Il.1l, lluaaai as4 IUU. at
. T??pt!f..rli!? fr-in N Y )?'! I ).i!'ii.m-ji at
-? t -? i. at Sortait: K-I.'g-I
h | k s n (art . . Mi Pua??! at N. V yanl.i
1 MIio(i.?4ti. Maatflhaa ?4 an*. W.inlrn cid l'an
Ihm. ?t ?l.ar.r?' ' Strbu?? a; '1 <? llrlri. at
Mo??bai4. fr..m N???(*-r'. r?.?iii? Carolina, off Mo
aara !?-?-.-? ....... at N T. lanl.
Vctktosiii. at lor?elo
?all
Ort. Il ? TiTlrUnm. Oulf of Fonaar^ for CTnrtnto
No? 1?<7naal?r. Punrtial, for Datar Oaot-tl?. Vlr
?r.la ?ml Na? Jaraay. Bnaton. far iSs-sru.naioa.v
u. I-la? A a; .. .) tor flalliia Cru: South
1 ? a.-?.!; a !'?;.* for s ,-i^m drLi trou/.?!?,
vs.j.a?. .'.???..w fat SrMama*.
BUYINO IN WESTCrTESTER
John T. La? 1er (?i Erad \partment
and Store Building at Turkahoe.
Burke .'tone, Inc. Bronxville. ha?
?old for Mrs Agin? B. Wellington, of
Lawrence Park. Bronxville, a plot on
Main ?t . Turkahoe. tC I"1" T. Lawler.
who Intends to improve same with a
7'?.re and apartment building.
Also rent?-?! for Carl F. 1'ieckman. of
Chicago, hi? house, on M<"lntyre ?t ,
Armour Villa Park, to (??urge Gleich
Bit, of Bronxville.
RENTS FURNISHED
69TH ST. DWELLING
Edwin C Jameson to Occupy
Colonel Thompson's Mouse.
William B. May A- C have rented
to Edwin C .lameson, furoishod f"r
for the winter, .. I" i t 8tt. ?' . a new
modern American basemeot heoee
" v?. r. ? ?. I by Colonel U'.l'Tt M. Thomp?
son. This hoits?? adjoins the home of
Mrs. F. I!. Hnrriinnn and is a few
door* we-t ef the new residence Mr.
Jameson Is erecting at 9 Fast ti'Jth it
.-?haw it <o. have leased for Bosil
Beheer the dwelling IN West UOth st
to Arthur H. Mavle.
The Iloughton Company ?nd I.orov.
i Coventry & < o. have lease.l the four
storv and !ia?ement dwelling at tU
Weet Bad av. for C. A. Braman to
Mabel J- S. Kogcr?.
NORTH WILLIAM
STREET LEASE
.-? I
Place Near the Brooklyn ?
Bridge To Be Altered Ex- j
tensively for Tenant.
Pease & Elllman have leased to a
clii'iit. f?r a long term of -.ear?, th?
Batir, building at M N"rth William |
?t . adjoiaiog 'he comer of Park Row.
The place i? opposite '.he Municipal
Building. Extensive alterstlooi are to
lie made to the premises.
Tho Douglas BobioMO, C. B. Brown
CompOOJ represen'.??! th" 1.1.Hard es
? . ? sen ef the praperty.
M. * L H?"?. Inc ? hove leased to
the Smart Waist < ompany, Inc., th.
flfth Boor at 144 t. IM Wrat I8tl I
she Bfth Bool rit 120 -"'.?I 122 '?
Slat it te Ihm M. Bomar; the ?i\th
floor .1 'i te 2( Wi -i 15th st to :
Bratt? : ; spa. the fourth
floor a< 19 t., .?7 West Blot st. I
Itebman l ompai ? : 104)00 ignare
i
fe?t at 161 ? th ?t; 4.000
?. ?', ? .,- ;'.! and 15S We I
.. ._,.,?, ; ;.,. ? and 22
W< it 15th st.
. .. ?. Brow, bav? rented th?*
fourth Ion at 512 Broadway. ?,000
tare feet, t?. li tenbei
for s '?? ?':' el ears;
458 Broadwaj to I aj & Krivitaky.
The third and fourth lofts at 26 Bar
?? By it, te the Bernnndini Statuary
my and the si-th lofl _ at w
. loi ?-s st to Bom ?'? Godl.
A .. rented *!,e ICCOnd, fourth and
fifth lofts at 15 to i'l ft Ml Ith ?t. to
Brothers, lue., Prankiin Hat
i mv and Ohlbaum Brothera, re
peel re ?, th.ty eoi ipletely filling
! tire building. This building is
??! wholly by hat merchants an?!
i... manufacturera, with the exeepl
?.. loon.
PtOM ?v Flliman have leased for j
i harl?"? B.vilaod, of Paris, the parlor
floor In 11 Fast 37th Bt to I ??? I.
< arson.
-?-?
Triangle Film's New O.Tic?.
The department of .able :y and pro?
motion of the Triangle Film Corpora?
tion, which includi i tl ?? press, pietori.1?
a?ivertising and musical divisions, ha?
moved to Boom 1417, 71 West 2td st.
*j'*X'<''X-s>X*'X'"X**!'*X'*X**?**t**X'*X''i'
I Benjamin Iranljhn Stt)t : f
j "Mfn often mut aie themsehe , y
'I* ''?'? *ff?'t themehe*,'* ?{?
J-_ y
.?. "f T7F. have prepared a bookie: I
1 VV eatirJed ?? Trost OntpooiT
i ' V
I otrvittt which we ih.ll *??
V be pleased to semi to anyone inter- #
?} ested in financial or fnluci.ry mat- ?{?
?j. ten. It S'i^ges'.i many ways in ?J
,& which the Franklin T'ust Cortpans A
X i?n be of assistance to you an?! may *t,
V help to solve s ?me of your financia! V
I 11 X
Y rroblems. '<ij
?S la ai . . ; la?? ? .
? Franklin Tru?l Company .{.
A A'<w Vcrk Of.u ; 46 Wall Street X
?f B'tokiyn\ 166 Montague Street V
Y O?tttl f ?769 Fulton Street T
J.X"X-4->*^:*'X**x**x**x*<**X'*x**>*:*?!'
BUSINESS CARDS.
I ?1,11 > I I A III".7 ?IIASslMl i (1 ?4 lee_l ?i
.....t-'?*"' air. .sa.si m?...i m at ?oar ISM
in..'.??> ?.i ?.i ana >i iuk a maMit
U ??;
in i.'.-i?;i_rii TYii.wiiiTTKN i.:.t.i:i:_. 3?o
tl M; I.???, Si I?; 10 .?a. I" OKO. .
ivi AiiiHihuiiii ; 0 B? ad a : it.ui... nil? )
Ko. ? 1.131 It- s r 4'.?
M.A H>l.h ? AIS" I IIU.MM1 ?viih.a.?
OkOOt, i.ai?r,t. Mm m .?-?
II- I. ?III.- <yilV_N I 1...M ... .. ? ARPKT?
Ir-. I;??-.."..' ila s? : '. ? rir.jlar
Til ?n'a; ??a Hraaat ?:.7-?jv i?.?: ? 1? h?
_ BEL1C1Q?8 NOTK PS.
CSriO \ 1 III ill ?)(,!( \l. M KM I NARY,
Broadwaj -t net. .street.
ptJBIall ?? ' '?-a ?a 'Tha?i of Early
C'hrlat latiit y" b] the Rev. Professor J.
BSTIalN CARPENTER, M. A. I.ltt. D..
D.D., Principal Emerltua of M?n?rie?t?r
Collaf?, (ixforii \\'e.1ne?day. N.?vernier
Ird. 'The ihurh at ?he Hph?r? of ci?;va
tlon " Prld-K Nmemter Ith, "Tha fcacra- 1
rr.ent? ?a ill? Meal s ? f Salvation," ?( flv?
o clock.
LEGAL NOTICES.
HUM I. I MUMMT, rOXPASIT.
1'jri.uaiu to .??-? 1 mi II m ibe lr,.ur?:a. ?
La? ?t in- .??i*i* of .New Vork. ?e, in?
li. ,rrr.<n?r.i. ?.1 Lcir.? naluial p?-r?bns .,( f.;.,
? a and ?t i???i i?o-ii.nd? uf .a ciu-aaa
of ih?- l nurd M?t???, ur..l ?1 Ir-it one of u?
? r?eM?M ?f i.? male of .s?-? vor?, ?lo
her?-i.) acssUr? ml puoilaa noil.? of our li.
?.--i... i. lo form ? d'uneati?: nock ln?uraoca
lorporatlon 10 ir.naacl lb? buain??a of :.,-..
Il) ?ni surciy .1.- ..... ? aa ?uiaonaed undar
auidi4i?lon 4 of tirc'iion IS of ?be luaur?n?.a
l_v> Tho n?rae of the proposed corporation
1? HOME IMiEMNlTY CO??PAM. Tb?
amount of lta capital atoe* It to b? Two
Hundred ?nd Kitty Tho..-an I i|:&ooili '
? ? . .? - ?nd It? ?urplu? Two Hundrisl' and
lit'.) Tbounand ?I.s?9.0?l0> Dallan additional
The pilnii|>ai ?nd IMBM ?flo? of Uw torpora
tion la to :? i?.?i-l in th? iior?u(b of Vlaa
Laiit? 1. (-11). Count/ ?nd .State o? New Yor?
l??'.'I. New Tioras. bepteml.er :?tb. 111!
?EUU'.E C. CABuU_. i'Uk_:?c_ .s
NETTLES. Jo-? P H'Aliu, _ I)
?liM. A KENNEDT Ca.i?_0 UUfl
TA\ Ki IIPKRT. ? HAhl.EM PtT?tA?)
e C IK'KWAI. rii. AI.KUis._i ?
Wi il.KK, A liiiMMEl.. _ Lt.M
OHAO H C UEKHKUKTI1. JoSKI-H
_Da~N_._
1.KGA1. NOTICk?
Th? New Haken ?'om.'> N?ttonal Bank.
:??!?-?. in ih? ?'it/ of New Haven. Id sh.
Mai? Of C'iin??'il<ut. I? ?lo?!nt II? affair?
All not? t. . ra and other BTM tor? .if th?
aasedattoa ?r? hereby i.i'i*?i to pre?*nl
Ih? Dot?? ? 1 otb?-r claim? for pa>in?0L
E O STOntiAHii Kr??ld?ot
D?t?sl Au?u?t II till_
Till _XtrRA.NO. NATIONAL BAN. Of I^'lif
BMa la 1??Ils 1 lta affair* ?'.th that ef Th* i..??
?Kau? Pu.? as. ! In aenarlanc? ?"..'i tha la?, ?fud
I'.t. tf ?i.j ?ra hurabj p.oURad to pr?*ar.t -.?Ir?
lor pajT-r ?. ?Su n SWITT. Ca?_ar
!_>_. ?Oh-, 0?_ 11 Ilia.
BUILDING IN MANHATTAN
Slt Strurlnrea. to Coal $9tV..*l00.
I'lnnned In Week of October 30.
The Manhattan buiMlnir sUtl?tir,
for th<4 week ended October .10 were a?
follotril Plan? filed f??r new building*,
'. .--?mated cost of new building-.
4'.'ii:,.ii0ii; plan? filed for alterations.
i.'.i; eotimsted cost of sltorat 01
1119,9(0; iiuilding? reported as unsafe,
:.?; ?.ther violation? <?f law reported.
ISlj un?af>? building notice? issued,
IM*.; violation notice? i.*sin-d, 410, and
violation c??e? for-w?rde?l for prosecu
tioa, in.
Trade Notes.
<h?rl?? n. Sheffield, late of Croi? St
Rrovn, I? now ???ociated with Paniel
Hlrd.iall & Co., Inc., a? manager of their
Insurance department.
(,?orge W. Moth, who ha* been a??o
eiated ?TitS Angel? A Co. for the lust
thirteen years, h*f? severe?! hi? eOBBOO?
? .,i . ?rita thai Arn to take up ins <\u
tie? ns treasurer of the village of
Bearedalo. Stephen L. Angel? ?rill con
? n to conduct the business under the
firm name of Angel? ? Co. as hereto?
fore.
Frank J. McMahon. of the fir-n of
KcDoWelJ ? McMahon, ha? beer, ap?
pointed receive.* for pr? perty 1247 and
1241 41st ut., Brooklyn.
Nat. City Rank
BankersTrustGo.
GuarantyTrustOo.
BankofGommerce
CLINTON GILBERT
2 Wall Street, New York.
Telephone Rector 2380.
mm^'t^xaiiS}gajtvum.,\ms)Ui\wiiJmvm
VICTORIA
OIL
&
OTHER CURB
.SECURITIES
Bought?Sold?Quoted
Percy E. Guard
I 74 BronuVay. Tel. Rector 3535
_??BI.1C NOTICES.
Hi OS ?.'.>?' rORK- BOARD in' HHTI
I...1 i aad Api Pui.!. i.'i'i' >? l?
heiwbi gi'.ni i ?a thai m .i meet?
ing of ihr I i..ir.i <if K-iiiaau and apportloa?
m-m holt ?sn.icr S, lili the following petl
i ; '.-. s s n'. 1\ ?I .
T?> th? Honorable th? Board of Estimate
an.) Apportionment or th.? city of New Y' k:
'l'h- petltl.i ill- N. * York Railways Cum
pan) ?
First: Teat >."ir pctttloaer '* ? ?treat
Hurfac? railway L?orporatla?i 'tul?' orianlMd
mi existing under th? law? ..r th? Statt et
Hew v..?;?. mi) r.."i operatlnfl t ?traat sur?
face t?tiw ?? la th? Boroue? et Manhettaa,
? ' Ni ?? i i ??i-1 ha? d ? ., lio? par?
-.. S.-.tlon 171 et th- H.ulroad I.aw a
?temen! of .v-iision of its 'oa.l anil
brauch?? lueraof barata i?r< [>? "-- !
?-? ? n I : That f?ir ihr p.irpos? of ion
K ?i. i . t ?? : -itiriar branch?? or ??ten
: ' i'-iltlcii-r d?
lll ? . ?blala fi'im yo.ir H.ino.a'.le Hoard.
and hi-reby rtap?ctftlli) .?ppli-s tor ?i? con
BtM i" mi a iraal of Um right, privi?.?r? or
M for th.- ? ?.iisi i iictl?in. iiiainianunce
and operation of a Sonbl? truck ?treet ?ur
'..,??? rallara) (Inctudln? tkt aecaeaai* con
? ?. ?wttchsM ?. I.r.ps. t:ir:i..ius. turn
i.i:,:.-h oro-siivers ai.d ?ultabl? stand? anil
?tharr ?traetarea ?ni lubatiaetnra? aooaa.
tot the ui'Coiiimo?latlon and operation
of sn II r?liro:?.| l.> th? underground sys?
tem of eiectrl.lt y <>r oth?r motive pow?r,
?huh may ho lawfully einpio>.-.l upon tli*
sain?! a? an iBltlfl?oB or branch of It?
l railway and for p.it.it u?? in th?
.???? of eeraoat and prop.rty for
. . in|?nsatlon In. through, upon, along and
..'..?r the tarfoee of . ertaln ?tr--eiH. ?ve
rvi.'s, luiih >.?>? ,?i i public piai-es in the llor
.'?iKti Of M.n.li.i'-i ' . ' It) Bf N?w York, of
which th- followlBfl is a deeerteUea*
lieglnnlng at and cofUMCtlBg with the
present tra.k? In i he turn s verse road ending
at a point east of th? ?'asteriy ?Ida of W??l
s-i-h S'reet and ?'???nral Hark Win ; then??
with ?loiilil? trai'k* W?letij In, upon, ?long;
?nd over ?ToM *''.-h ?Street, crossing Eighth
Avenue or ?'?ntial Hark West, I'olum'iu?
A?'i.ue and AmMerdam Avenue to a point at
the easterly ?lie of Hroadway, ail In lh?
Horough of Manhattan, 4?ity of New York and
Htat? of New York, together with th? right
to cro?? ?U'h other ?treel?, avenues, high- ?
way? and l.rllg.? aa may be encountered In
BOld route.
Third: That ?aid corporation propos?e to
op-rat.? ?a! I ??tension or hrnnih by the
underground ?;.??? in of e.ectr.. it y ?ut.stan
tlally similar to that now In oat upon It?
other line, or I.y in.v -iti?r motive power
other iiian 'o. i.ino-i.- itaaat powar, which
may be approved by it." Pabilo Servi. ?> Com
in.-sion for the First !>:.-tri?t and ?-onsented
to By owners of property bounded on th?
??me a? provld.d bj i ta
H nerefor?. ?.?.'ir petitioner pray? that
paMIe ?."ti. - 1?. i.of and of the time and
p?a?-? when and Where this application vslil
M flrat considered, i,.. gn?n as required by
the provi?lons of Se?-tlon 172 of th.- Haliroad
I.uw and ail Bthart law? appllcat.le thereto,
?nd that the desired consent or grant be
given In the form of a contract or resolution
and upon term? a* to comp.tiaatlon or other
wlaa. In accordance with the provision? of
th* ?ireater Ntw York Charter.
I'ated. City of New Yoik. September II,
lilt.
NEW TORK RAILWAYS COMPANT.
Hy ritANK HEDLEY, Vice Fresldent.
Atteet :
tSeal 1 B M FISHEK. Perretary
Ptaie of New Ycik. County of New York, s? :
FHANK HEDLEY, b-ing duly ?worn, de?
pose? and ?a>s- Thut he is s. !? .? Pi -sld-nt
of the New York Kallwav? CstaflatOI, th8
p..ti..i.er naBMd in 'he foraaTolnfl patlttoai
tha: he na? read .i?e forest l ., pMllloa and
:..As Um coaieat? 'h'i-of, thai the ?am? i?
ti ie of hi? <mn kno .v ..-dg.. e...-pt a* o th?
BMttet? ;l?er. in ?tab . ?-<n infirm?-.
Bad ;? II 7, and a* to those matter? a?1
tel levee it io be true
FHANK BXDIMT.
Subscribed ant ?worn to before ma thla
ItOI day of ?epti-mber. 1317.
K F. HO NOT.
Notary I'ubllc. New York County. No. 115.
Certificate nied Register? OfBo?. New
Y'ork County. No. 7123.
And th? fol.owing reaolutlona were thera
upon adopted :
Whereas, ?ha foregolr.g petition from tha
New York Railway? Company dated Hep
ten,her 21, lilt, waa presented to the Board
of Ksilmat? and Apportionment at a meeting
?t i s 'ober t, Uli
Resolved, that In pursuance of law thi?
Hoard ?e-.a Friday, the fifth day of Novem
!?r. HIS, ?t t?n 6 . 1" s In th? forenoon ?n?l
I:. ..m So in tb- City 11*11. I'.oi'.igh of M?n
l?i"..n. ?? the tune ml p..,.. ?hen and
?lui? su. h petition ?hall ;? (ir-t r,?nsld*red.
"I a p.'.:. b.aiing be ha 1 thereon, at
whl'h ettiaaaa ?hall !.. Wllllled to appear and
be heard, and t?s It further
Kesolvid. that the Se. retary I? dlr?sct?d to
raus? ?u.'ti petition and the?? resolution? to
be puhilahe.1 for at leaat fourteen 111) day?
In two dally newtpaper? In lh* ''l'y of New
York, to be des?gnate.] by the Mayor, and for
at leaat ten ?lOi day? In tha City Racord"
Immediately prior to auch date of puhll?
hearing Th? ?xpan?? of ?uch publlc?tion to
be bom? hy th? petition r
JAMES D MnlANN.
Assistant Secretary.
Municipal Building.
T?i ?III W.rth.
Hew Terk. Onobar t, lll|.
Executor
Trui-te?.
^^^^^1 Chartered 1822 i^^^^^
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
New York.
LONDON, 15 Cocitpnr St,, 3. W.? 28 O'.d Broad Street, E, a
PARIS, 41 Bonle*nrd Haussmsnn BERLIN, 68 Unter den Linden, 5. ?. 7
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
REAL ESTATE EOR SALE
ttim irKir.t
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IIS JF.KSKl
A BIG BARGAIN $8,400
Term? to Holt lUaponali.le l'arrhaaer.
Beautiful All-Year Home
?|<?t 1V.?
T?r*-.da.
(IVVKMKNT C41MM?TATION TO THF. f IT,
If 27V) Feet. Artual Wafer frontal? ?nd Private IWI?.
upper r,?W*T a. d ?l-?l'r? pof-r. Spi. !?.??? ?-rr-r-r?
..i?T. firei .? Ilnln? room, tjut.er? pa .?fc. .
Is-drOlflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflfll
?IL'lUi'iil'il",'
_ ?? ???.
An unus'la... ?? . .1 ? rwsia?.
1 ra/.n a. >? * ?. .1 a?
moderr. _^^^^^^^^^^^
bac? ?tair?.. -i-ra tala;
e MCrii iii; i ?"?.ti heat, tuna
fl.??it?, h?. - ?tfi aa,.
?. -: la hard i
K tabil?; - ? -? a-hsaO.
?-hr.fh??. ?ei?rt ??via! ???? ttumm
?ad ???.' ay tal i ? ? i?h u. at.
In?, hath.'.? ? ? ?u?r tpgrl
I-, a..ir.rne- ??? i ? ?<a.-..r?.
' ? - .at:? ho kej ? BTI ??? Is?
'.ifht/ul -??.k? and Iris? arsind tl?.
;??- h??t .-' outdoor r?.r?atl??a
E Hi|*a?t. r??a-r.ie.- llaaia ?ilka
B loaaiBlltii ;!???? ? -r* Tart
E For fur;.eT p?.-.. i an ?:..i ?h.x?
*^ l"?ph BBataai
R. F. Barne?,
170 B way, N. Y.
Tel. I5???<ort. ?
H.IM'III.I'" l??il.""..'l l IIII.J
MEAL E8TATE FOR BALE OR TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.
MANY MEN
jii.t ilk? y...: > ?.? !^s? thatr p?-?rt? ttmaSfe
r.?i'.~"'.'r to I r? their ?:? ? w> >? tat am
? a? ._; ser?f Wl
- " , . It . > S'.''?" la It-T.er,
I . is ck a 1 ?' 111 ?>
North Jeney Title Insurance Co.,
H?ckeni?ck, New Jene?/.
\ I . >,'?- K ram??. ??; 1'.- ?? ay
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
; ?? Red Bai ?(. ISS
i ... | farm I i Hi ra? i a Imr. frail
i.; ten room I - c"t
i rwo bro. ; ?
< il.ik.|..lllk ( i.|s.|?;ll|v . S Y.
!.. ????..:.: .-. ..? i .ii..... .im; THE
K ???,.?:- . ?
.
. i
.? su.
11. H-ATHER.T A ?CO., I. .??IN J_
( 01 N IKY PROPERTY.
Caur.lry Hi-? ?nlormitlan frai la ?rain?i??lv? to?
in LM ? I ???'. ' ??? ?tit? .?? ./- '? ?s?<"
Coin'n 1!< n,r Servir? 311 ?V ?lit ?? Tvi. 9*?l Mid.
f\ i?M.?.MF(> < OTTAi.F.S TO LF.T.
oi : or ( n y.
PI r.Msiirn COTTAOYCS Ik? Mm 0 PALM
DRAGH ' ?T '? rite ra.,'. ten
O s IvU.l M? i. ? ?. V?. ?at Pala Beic?i. Kli.rWa.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
liny WANTED -MM en? ?he !l*a? In n?lt'
'? ?:?!... 1 II. Ar.t-rtelU?. 2S05 Broadway, at lOstti
WORK WANTED.
Fem?'e
s n:N'?r,RAPirEn ?remr*'?nt. ?ant? pla?-?: high
?li.... ariluite: Bte year.' h'l'lises.? ?uierlnic*.
'h:?- v?'.'h ??at, employer?, refi.'rtiit.t'a If mjulroj.
I. li. 47 ?Wan NUi ?t
DOMESTIC SITTATIONS WANTFO
Femal?
a.-a ?wAiraaos or oooa r??a??j caaaems
Pi ?mi ?i ? tal ?-"> ratataoeaa; IK) io MO
M ? \li-> Hofmayer'? A*.. >. lu Ea*t 4Sd ?t..
I f r . : .- ? i; M irs... HI .
?:t.i.?iiu.n ? ni ri.K Butler, iiurfial; eosk. Uaa
Iran tout cofaprtant; HS? ..?...?leni nfanocm.
Rill - ??'. A|ri?. y. H KM lid .U, plume Hur?
ra. Hill VU_
COOK -Youn? Ir-aii ?-'r' highly nv< mm-iided.
illy family. Mo. t" MI44 llodnajer a A/r: ?.
10 Eaat 4.7?,I ?? . Sd fl?,r. p?eme ?H47 Murray Hill.
HOI sKWiiliKMt rinnlah Anieman. ?trong. ?Ill
!rt; ?Il v "r .'.'i'try. rellri 1 refer-Tce? latbtl'a
Alt?rer 77 K l?t? .t 'l'iion? MIS Hartera
HOf?EKEEPEH I)le4Man. te? mer, hy .?na who
baa Ufcao a ?ambat ?f .mn,., ?t ?'?.unit.!? ?nd
r?n fumlali loat ..f i?fae?ma'?? ?a to ebaracM and
ability. Hi D Si Tiil.une Mm
MAU? BEAMBTRCM V.sii.? BtMtfe I'rnteatant.
i> .. ?.-? -1 h'i rhaaabar work. ?*??,; Meomairaikd
n M.-? H?-ra?nr'i A.ei.. y. 10 Eait 4? I a., j I
fl.-r. ;.i. '.- - .|7 M.i.rai Hi,I_
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.
DAVIEI. OBBKNWAIA shkkipp'h At'cnoN
?er, ?III ?ell tlii? day, TTaiBlMil?! S'.?? S. 1?IJ.
at 8 I'elham ?t.. at 11 o'clock a. m . by ?lrtua of
a certain vtrlt .,f execiiilon. a :m of
RAfiS REMNANT*
platform ??_?*. sewing ii;?. i.n.e... and all other
property of dater,laut on ?aid , ????..',-e?.
MAX H DRIPF.M?AI?EN. Hhertff
HERMAN ENGEL. Deputy ?hartfT.
__________________________________________
_BUBBOGATbTB NOTICES._j
JELTS?"!!. EI.LA CRAVES MOSBS, FOR
merly KI.I.A 11 MuSKS ?-la purasianc?
of an order ?.f Hon John P ?'ohalan. a
Surrogate ..f the ?'...unty <.f N?w Y?.rk. no
tli e Is herehy given to ?II t,?r?on? having
, .siirus ??sainst Klin ilrav..? Moaes Jeiis.-n,
f rm?rl) Ella O, Moaaa, late of the Count?/
? ?'. New York. .?C?a??, U) present tlio
?am?, ?I'll ?inirh-rs tl.eref,.r, to the auli
?1 rider al hi? plai'e of transaetliiK l.tial
it the oltice of hi? attorn? > a, M. ?srs
I;,.-,; 1 In inn A Ii? inliif. .No. 5 Naaaau
Btr??t, Hi.rouali nf Manhattan. N?w York
i-liy. on ur before the iOth day of May. ?
l'Jl*
Datad, N?"W York, November 1. 1?16.
HANS E JfCLTSCH,
Admlnlatr?tor with Will Annexed.
REED. ?WINN A DEMINO. Attorn?yf
for Admlmatrator, No. 6 Naaaau Straet.
Horough of Manhattan. New York Cltjr.
ESTATE OP CHARLES WOOD Melft'R
try.?In pur?u?nc? of an order of Hon?
orable John P Cohalan. ? Surrogat? of th?
t'ounty of New York, notice I? herabr
given to ?II p?r?on? having claim? agalnat '
?harle? Wood M'Murtry, lite of th?
County of New York, de.-eaaed. to preuent
th? ?am? ?Ith voucher? thereof to the ?>.>..
?erlb?r, ?t ; ? - of tranaa.tlng hualn???
N? 71 Ur..?.!?siv. In Th? City of N?w
York, on or b-lore th? lOih d?y of Jan?
uary neat.
Dated. N?w Tork. th? ljth d?y of July.
191?I EDWARD P. M-MIKTRT.
Adminlairator
SIMPSON. THACHBa A HARTI.KTT.
Attorney? for Adiiilnla'.rator, tl ?'?dar
Htreet. New York City
PARTITION SALES.
MARY JANE RAYMOND VS MARY
SLATER RAYMOND. THEODORE
RAYMOND, FRANK RAYMOND and
CHARLES RAYMOND. 8E?"uND ORDER
O?" NOT1CSL si.it? of i'onnecticut. Su?
perior Court, Fatrfleld County. S?, lirldge
pairt. Ootabev 30, 1SIV
tl'on aompl?lal el 'h? ??Id Mary Jan?!
Rajrmana, praying for reaaon? therein ?et I
f,.rth. for th? partition or -?... of certain
proBortr locate.1 m ih- town of Norwalk.
v4lthln ?aid County, returriahl? on the nr?t '
T.i.-sday of ?i.iol.er. IBIS, it appearing to
?ti! lelng foii'il hv th? C..,irt (hat th.- de- ;
f, il ?ut?. Th.o?l?.re fta>iiioiid Frank R?y- i
ni'.n.l and Charle? Raymond, are absent !
from thi? ?tat? and gone to part? unkn >wn '
l.ut that their ??at ki...?vn realdcnce ?a? in '
New York City. New York, ?nd It ? ... I
appearing that nntlc? of the pend?ncy of
a?l?l .ompUliit haa alraady been given by
puhlleatlon,
Therefor? ordered, that further notir? of
th? pendaucy of ?aid complaint t? ?l\?n
by publlahtna thla order In th? New York
Tribun?, a n?w?p?p?r printed In \?w Tork
City, one?, on or b?for? th? 4th day of
Nov?r_b?r. till.
MICHAEL J PLANAOAN
AM*. Clark of th? Superior Court for Pal?.
ft? 14 Couay.
OTELGRAMATAN
2< minnttt Utrt KgttM I tntn
? noRtry re.tli? pl??? ?j, ?;,,
trorWer?. *l|oiitd.-.)?ipert?. frtt
M ,r.te.?.,?| <srho.il for ?I!.tren
Crdured rale? f ?? ?Inter.
noTfl. (,?t |4??T1S
GALEN HALL
HOT El. AM? IAH llilUII M.
.?.TI...V.I? ( IIV, .N. '.
Alwavaopep a: ? ? , . f.,% tin??.
Canno*. ?e ex e.i..i r...- . .----.r n or '?ta
ai. i service. Ar. . p ? i .?mg m
?hor; ?ta buha ?rti?
trained opern'.,r? N Y ?lte?, :4J rift?
Av? Ph o? ?21? atad ? ?n Sq
?r*. L. TOUNO '.-r. i Hr>
Laurel-n? the = Pines
* l.uLenood, >ew Jeracj.
Will Open Nov. 18, 1915
FRANK F. SHUT;*, Mer.
IrU IfAO!M. IfSCKi ?lOftt <?r int ?Ulli
(Ifiarlborouvj?-Eknlxii
.?aT?.A>TIO CITY. ?*J. ?.
JOSIAH WHITE 4 SONS COMHtNT
TR A Y MO RE -
Atlantic (III
HruHLAND ?''?TTAC.E XANiTAKIt M ?i-ita-k
-".) n ?. l'a! -a 1rs An sod \. ??! ai.l *.
Enflewood. N J A heai' ' ? .tn?aa>
ml? in i IBI distMa
I. i a?*..aro. ..:??? UM
_INSTRUCTION._
NEU Y OKh ? Manhattan.
The Beriitz School of Laojutrei,
I ?' 21-30 WtaT 14th b'StCT.?
Ilarlrm Bra:..n 34J ly i A"'j?
Br<K>kl>i. Kr?. .. .;?:?? I.itu.??:?,.. fa
Phl'.td lyi.ls I'i'.i * ? r.sati .?; 8.? lUlttV H-?II.
i Itattt and I'rlfila I.-?..i... ?ai a I I*?ua?t
liryant ?. t.I for Mammeriaf.
R?llahl? educational metl ?' ??'?
Booklet free Kst 1??? 2-> W 40th Si
LAU m nu??:
af*i-a4iBaf OF \rr.>~.
NEW YORK VNlVERSmf
L?ctar??hlp endowed b? the
Wa?aaa'? L??al Educatloa Soclet?
? tttrtt ?4 rarri-lf* Icrrc-.i ?a a? la- ?.*?>????
'??nul iloar nier?*iej is u? ????c?m??t?' ???*"
-?T. M?i,? ?M?,?;,,, ,.j ? ,,,, h re ?.at
?I M P. M . a ill ItiwiK? h !??! Au??????
?i???? Msatansa. ?ira Im.i? v???mi ?at
? 'a* aavber ?I ??...? ?? asaiiatw?. '?? ? - ?
?? "?? M. E. 1.1)1)1114, l,,l?lr?'
.,? T?a? u?..??.... ????i????? t....? a ' "
BL'SI.VKNM MI1IIOI?.
BUSINESS
SCHOOL
OPEN Al I YEAB.
ii.Hi. n? ?u.irai'.leed.
Mini? ?l.iwntowa.
Hour?: Hay. '.?14 \ M lo 74 I? M.
Night, ?n? time lifter *. \-k fir .?ta?
lo? 17,1 \.,?s?,i ?.t. .,., N. Y. I ?t? Hilt
^LOUIS H. CHALIF-,
Gr?tate Rnsiai Imperial Ballit S:Nci
Personally teache? tearher? and ?nia
teur?, InterpretUe, eathetlc, racial aad
vailriKim ?lam In? In dally and weekly
esm'se?. Brochure.
7 W e.t ltd lt., N. T.
DANCING CARNIVAL ??/?
noon ax. 1 ???' :? f !? ? ..?? ? ? . !?? or. i ClB
USu raise?. lasier?^', st . m.? 40'?? al ant/aae?
Me Ll?u?f txld
MUSICAL INSTRl (TION.
1.
MAI Kl\' uxssc m lu??! or n.
IVl/-\ur?sll??l 10 rat, i-.-nti .-.t.
_ rtCKOOL AI.E?U IKS
American and Fureigo Teacher?' A?eary.?
Hupp les Prof?aaor?. Tea? hera Tut?**
Ooven eeaaa. etc to coii???? Oc Bool? ?M
Fatr.i >? Apply to Mr? at J TuL'S?*
FV.ITON II Union ?-?oar?
PIBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW Y?>I4K
OFFICE ?)K Bl'Pi HINTEN DENT Or
PL'BUC WUKKS, ALBANY.
?>?t.?l"-r 14 till
notice op cuonsa itatk canaW ?
t'nlesa ?wntr clo?e?l hy he. the Kn?.
??h.iiupUln. Oawego and Black Kl er i'?n?.?
?IH le , L.sed to n?vl*?tl.in for th? ???"0"
*? tw-lv? oclo?-h iiitd"l?ht of Nover?b**r
To th end th?t ?h? ?an.I? may b?> tr?
ot all hoatfl by th? ? !o?in? date ?'?<"?
named, th? la?u.- "f rl??r?nce? f..r thro?*?-?
boat? ?III ?????? ?t th? varlou? v?n?i
let-nlni ?a follow? ?
?in Hi? Brt? ?anal, for hor?? dr???
boat?, at mldnlflht of NommUr llth. I.?tt
? n I for ?t?am propelled boat? ?t roldnll?*?
of November ll?t. HIS. on th? Chain??!??
C?n?l. for all boala. at mldnlflht et mg
v?mb?r llth. 111!, on th? ???????? ,c??'**i
?t midnlaht of Nov?mbar lf?h. ISIS?, oaj
on th? BUeh Blv?r Canal, ?t mldn!??t e?
Nevombar llth. HU -
W. W WOTHRMPWI?!.
?upt. ef TitMie Wett?

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