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. THE SUN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8; 1918'
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PERCENTRISE
FOOD DURING WAR
;V Irti&or Department Finds
Prices Havo Eaten Up
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"Wago Increases.
i;? ANYv STAPLES DOUBLED
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Some Vegetables, Notably
Beans, Have Had an Even '
Greater Advance.
Spedal Dupoleh foj Tag SB.
Wakiikoton, . Nov. T. Higher coals
: ot food to tha oonsumor (luring tho war
period from November, 1914, to May,
'IMS, approximating- about 40 per cent
6n( 240 staple articles aro disclosed In
flfurea prepared by tho Deportment of
t, tabor In connection with tho-survey
Into tho cost of living. Tha largest of
'the Increases relate to flour, bacon,
potatoes and lard. Almost without ex
ception the food products mentioned aro
produced wtlhln tho country.
In making tho figures public it 1
pointed out that expenditures for food
rtv equal to almost nil other living ex
igences of workmen and that practically
wltha average Increase In wages during
the war period has been utilized In
meeting the higher cost of llvlijj.
Based on prices paid to the producer
by the wholesaler It Is shown that flour
by the Tjarrel.tiaa advanced In thrco nnd
a. half years from IG.S3 to J9.78, bacon
from 30.63 to 3S.21 cents a pound and
potatoes from 79 cento to 3)1.43 a bushel.
ILard has Increased from $11.18 a hun-
tired pounds to 153.35, butter from 34 to
39 cents a pound and cheeto from 15 to
. 33 cents.
' . Dressed beef has advanced from S to
1S.SC cents a pound, hams from lCVj
i rl 30, cents and pork from IE to 26 cents.
Oatmeal has advanced In prlco from
12.85 u hundred pounds to $8.51 and
Hwrnlny from 31.73 a hundred pounds to
35.70.
t In tho list of canned goods the largest
Increase Is shown In tho prlco of conned
tfifnatocs, from G3 cents a dozen cans to
13.0. Canned peas roso from 80 cents
a, dozen earn, to $1.60.
Sugar stood at SC. OS a hundred
pounds In 1914, and has advanced to
37.1$; corn syrup from 38.34 to 34.16
nd' molasses from 45 to C9 cents a
' Ballon.'
' In tho, list of vegetables onions selling
lit 31 a hundred pounds have advanced
25 cents and beuns from S3.SG a hundred
,Tounds to 310.
Similar Increases are shown In the
prices stated for calmon, rice, mutton,
codfish and cornmeal.
s, Tlio flgures aro gathered from all scv
tionn and represent tho nvcrago advance
throughout tho country for tlio war
period. Tho Food Administration has
refrained from fixing prlcos on essential
products and commodities during the
fwnr period and tho prlce3 which aro
reported by the Labor Department Indi
cate; the trend of costs during the three
nd a half years.
V PRODUCE MARKETS'.
If StKAVKZ IVTI Kftc ....... ....
??! 100 Ibs4 312: Coscorrones. Chilean.
U( 11. CO: pea, 1317. beat.
8io.;oeno.,5:
Jf ""eoium. iiv.iuig.ti; l,.idv waalUDglnn,
-, 'California. J10.50BU: email hit. iinit.
, jwnia, iig.tusu: Tepary, California,
-C4l! Kotcnaehi. Japanese; 38.30910; Dal-
uu, jiancnurian. Jiotrm.iu; red kidney,
1H7. .best, 811B11.2C; red marrow, 390
3.1S; Klntokl, JIanchurlan. It 37; yellow
ore.. JlO.lOClO.T&-sib.lto kidney, HIT, 913:
Imp reals 311.60; Kumaruoto. Manchurtnn,
111912.341: Caballero. Chilean, 3.S0tt
SJ.tfir Ttiterltn r-V.lt.-.. STrAnfc. 1. . ..
fH Chilean, 37.3008: Cranberry. Manchurlan!
t't - round, 89.80i(10; lone. 87.60CS; abort, 36
roe-ie: DiaeK, soum American, 8496.50;
pink. California, JT.tOQt; lima. California.
M3.ji.co. riSAs scotch, wit, sio.oo
Chilean. JS.S0SI8.75: Japane'ae. JS.tO J
black eve. California. 17.ee: sniits. viiatv
12 .0; greeu, JUO18.S0; white, Manchu
.' rtan. small, ices.snt i:ir !rn;!
ast?TTlA---CrenniArv. htsrher th,.
tras, lb.. 8Hid:;.; extras. 92 score, tic;
firsts, 83 to 91 score, &7V,30c. : recomla,
in to 7 acora. t3titS7c. ; liwer eraclea,
MOCSo-.i unjlted, lileher than etra.
SJWfsMc,; extras, &:xG2Hc; ilrita, L-j
' 01 Vic. ; aacoli.l.. ;;sjiS5c, Slatc.Uirj.
tub. Ontat, 5iO00c. ; sood to prime.
SlOiiCi common to f.)lr. SOtic. . ri.-n-.ivated.
nxtrat. IKtil'in,: tlrste, 4Sitf
5tt,l .lowar cradci, 4jytSc: Imitation
"creamery, flrita, 6lc.i lodlei". current
make, flraU, (mflCc: aecnndb, 3H(I
40c; lower gradej. 5aS9c.: packlns
atcck current make, Nn. 1. :iltziv,c;
7sO. S. :i93mc; lOT-er crsdes, SSOJ7HC
"CIIKB8B State, ivhole milk, froth, flan.
npceUls, colored, lb., t!Ht)tc nhlle, ;:v.
5lc.laveraio run. color.-J. 32c white. i"c. :
l.r.. irraHa. 1 H ' .' H ' n . i I .. . ..... I , '
'1 imfiltit; average run, Sic: lower grade!
,aoi7i?ac.; iiaia, neia, specials. 3l03:r.;
lala, Zl&SZc; averare run, 29'k i31c;
lstrer cradea. ietfii'iio.; elnzla .l.ilflen,
hIJ. JSOSSUr.; freeli. 3Sc.i double dJlalea,
held. J2e:"ic.: Voune Americas, freali,
39KOI7C.: "State aklma, rpeelala. :t"i(f
Klic: prime to choice. 2332lc. ; fair to
ajopd. :0::c.; lower eradea, 10lSc.
COITOXhKEiy Oltr Nr. new featurn In
market, but the volumn -.f buslneaa Is In
reaalr.e somewhat owing to an enlafeo
meDt lrr the morainent from the mills
where labor conditions Iiavo linproted.
KOG8 Itocelpta, 7.J92 packaeei-. fresh
atathered extras, sr dozen, 68(63c. : oxtra
firsts. ettf(7c: nrsls. R06 64c: recondv,
(tOC9c.: poor to fair, SO&lZc.; dlrttea, No.
1. 404"c; No. 3 nnd poorer, 424 &c.;
cheeks, good to choice, dry, 42jit:c.i un
dergrades, IC Otic; refrigerator, special
marks, fanrr. charsca paid, 4T4Sc.i nrata
ehargea paid, 49047n. ; seconds, clmrK
Wld. 43Utf44Uc.; Ktiti l'ennaylvanln nnd
nearby Western hennery whites, lino tn
fancy, 9Cs.lt31; ordinary to prime, 76W
lie.; gatherod whlt, ordlnarj' tn fine. 75
CJlc; pulletK, TStrdl.:.; J'arinr ntint
whites, firsts to fluent, 94ff9Cc; Weaterq
nnd Southern, fathered wlilKs, CS(T94r.;
State, Pennsylvania aud nearby henrv
browns, 70tf7(o.; gatuored bronn p,nd
1'RUITN. VIIES1I APPI.tw Mt.,in.v
bM., 35W10; Alexander, bbl., SlsjO; .-'..Itj.
einberg, bbl., 38.50ff7: Jonathan, bbl., 15 if
: Wealthy, bbl., 4.50y7; Twenty Otinee.
bbl., 1403; now, bbl., 13:5005; Holland
1'lppln. bbl., 34 & 5; Fal. Pippin, bbl., 81W5;
York Imperial, bbl. 4w4i rnvensteln,
bbl., I4Q0; King. bbl.. SUiI; Hubbardsmi.
bM.. 33.50'ir4.50, Haldln. bbl.. Jj.&gw
i.itl Ren Davis, bbV, 32.75U4; tin no. bbl.,
Jonathan, boi. tiStl; King Divl.l. !,y.
33.250 2.00: Wagner, nor.. !2.1Urt.' (0;
OolJen Ortley, br,x, 32.5003; Stnymjii
a rlln, box, : tot) 2 73: Hpltzenberg, 1h,.
i J '3.8.0I3.60. I'lCAItSICIerfer, bbl. Jl.,',0
2 i 1f bf'i., C0c.8125 OL'INi'E.-i Nearbr,
S I bbl., 8J.60l1: bui'.lel bV . 31U2.50
'. jf OKAPK8 Black and white. o lb. bull , n
jft t3: In trays, per ton. 81158 173. I'lt.VN'-
TimilllEH CUO Cod. late. bbl. 87H1I1:
Ul)Q CO'l, Utv, hh ,
New York crate, 3212 50 : llarlv Illack.
DDL. 80VB nai qbL craie, ftf4.5a; imlie;
erate, 32.850 2.30; New York crate. 31 S(K)
,S.3S: Jerrey bbl.. 34 60C9; erote, 81. S.
OllA.N'fJES California, box, 35irl3: Flr
Ida, box, 33t;4: .Tamatcu, Uix, lliit.
IJRAPEFRUIT Florida, box, 320 3; Ja
males, box. 82(f. l.UJION -CnllfornlH,
iox. 110112.80. AVOCADA FHAlUt Flur
Ida. box. 37O10. riNBAFFLKit- j 'iibnn.
erate, ti.60irt.25 CAHAIH MHUjNi J
Callforhla, crate, HimLM, OrlTRK'il H(li)
MK1X)N6 Colorado, crate. tJftV.-.O.
flANTA CLAtTH TUF.IhJNS Weatern, rat.
3I.50U3. CITRON MBI.ON-14-Nearby, l.bl.
X FIll'ITS, 1UIK1 V wholly noinliw.: all.
J uauuii ,,i mvn rvuiirii(i'u upie 411 ne an-
. mnpm nl nff.rtn. t..v.. n. ,
fatnres and market iiuillej nt i:e for
prime f. o, b. siute.
FLO I'll AMI .Mill!, !onrnment li-i.ln
100 vr ;ent. In enoka to nrrtv. ; spring
nd Kanaa, 310.60tll0.95; winters, 3108i
10.31. Whit's corn lloui dull, tlxflis rer
180 Ibe. Hurley Hour, du'l, 7 60 'fS In M
. in. cm. ny iiuur-tfiu ; rair 10 irofi-i.
V SI.IO09.t3; choice to funcy, 9t9 ',0. I'urii.
I- roeai uuii! jeuov gi unuuieii, ji.:'a; bllr.
' , granulated, 33.85l.:o. Fned City dull:
. f bMU. bulk. 330 ': 100 11, n,l. t'.r.-s-
heavy mlddltuse do., JS7.1; red dug llouii
S& J9 lb ""k '" M's Oil moal, 351.
E . "f sTaVTIIAT-Timothy. No.
Sf. L large bales, ton. 353VM1 No, S to No, 5.
ft'!.9;i5' 'i"15"-". :m52J. fancy llrht
i - l - s
clover mixed, tlttfJij No. 1, clover mixed,
ISSOtT. HTitAW Lonr rye, So. I, W
u:o. 1
HOI'S Mate, WW. choice, lu SSiffSOc:1
fair tif prime, 2SI27C.) WIT, common to
prime, IS0Wc; 1'ncine roasl, WW, choice,
i-;u:c.i fair to nrlme. 20r2ta.l 1917.
common tn prime, 13 U 19c; 19W, common
la prime, littKc; Ntuto and l'aclflo coast,
oldor growths, 9M:c.
NAVAL NTOIIF.H Spirits turpentine.1
maohlnc, bbla., ?34c TA1I Hotnrt and
l;l'n, 9137fi:. UOS1N Common to good,
strained. 11M0: 1), 116.(5; D. IW.SOi E,
tW.St; 1', IU.60; U, US.tt; II, 3X5.70! 1,
tw.so; K. i.4i; M, H&.70; N, l.80;
WO, 117, and WW, 91T.J.
OUJ4 standard white petroleum, New
York, export, bble., 317.15; do., bulk, 31.351
do., cases, f 19.23. Water while, JNiw
York, hbls., 18.23; do., bulk, 19.2(7 do.;
cimi, 320.25. .Motor gasolene, garages
24Uc; consumers. 26 He. (steel barrels).
I.INSEIll) Ollr-Strlctly pure linseed oil,
gallous of 7H lbs., In Jwrrels, 31.5s. Cal
cutta oil, 1 3.
MITATOES Maine. ICO lbs.. $!2.S5;
Long Island. 100 lbs., 32.5003: northern
.New TorklOO lbs., 31.C5BI; western Now
Yurk, 10i) lbs., 32 U 2.2u; Wejtern, 100 lbs,
32.35; Jeraejvloo lbs., $2tf2.40j Virginia,
late crop, bbl.. 33V4. KWIJKTS Jersey,
bsk., COc.91,13; Uolawaro uud Maryland,
bsk., 60c.yll.CO; Virginia, bbl., 12.504
""voii.ntY, uiuski) (inr.sn) tuh-
1UY8 Hprlng, selected, 40ir46e.; poor to
fair, 201SOc. CIHCKDNH Fresh, dry
packed. 12 to box. Western, mlllt fed,
10-17 lbs. tn dozen, lb., 31c; W-21 lbs.,
ISC.; 25.30 lbs., :J8f42c: 'M-it lbs., Hit
HHc; 37-42 lbs., 3tQ34tc; 4347 lbs..
34(344c: 43.53 lbs., 3(c; St lbs. and
over, ito.; corn fed, .10-17 lbs. to dnien.
lb., 410 43c: 13.24 lbs.. 41 43c; 25-S")
lbs.. 40c; 31-20 lbs., 33t32Hc; 37-43 lbs.,
32tf32Hc: 43-47 lbn, 3ici 48-56 lbs.,
6c-.; (6 lbs", nnd over, SSc.; Southern, corn
fed, bbls. or kegs, lb., 32a. CIUCKBNS
Fresh, Iced, bbls., Western, milk fed, 2-2 U
Ibe. to pair, lb., 39c: 3-4 llu.. 3c: 3-i
lbs.. 29U30C.: 7-7H Ibe.. JWJc; S lbs.
and over, 34c; corn fed, 3-:)i lbs. to
pair, lb., 36c; 3-4 lbs, Sec: c-e lbs..
372lc: T-7U lbs., 29St30c: 8 lbs. and
over, 3Se3Sc; Vlrrkila, milk fed, S-4
lbs. to pair, lb., 8840c; t-3 lbs. to pair,
lb.. ISffSJc: Philadelphia und Long
laland, 2-4 lbs. to pair, lb., 45(f (Sc.;
Pennsylvania, 3-4 lbs. to pair, :ivfl2c;
Long Island, scalded. 3-4 lbs. tu pair,
lb.. 3etf37c: mixed weights. 2930c;
MIcMgan. scalded, Z-4 lbs. to pair, lb., 36c:
mixed -n eights, 29 If 80c: roaatu. 4 lbs. and
over to jmlr, lb., 34034Vjc; mixed
weights, 27C280.; Southern nnd Pouth
western. bbls., scalded, 27?(2lu.
CHICKEN.1 Milk fed, dry packeil, West
ern, dry. picked. t-7S lbs. to the pair.
Sic: lbs. and over to the pair, 34034Vc
FUWLS Kresh. boxer, dry packed, .milk
fed. fancy packs. Western, to lbs. and
over to doisn, 30c; 4S-66 lbsiJA,o.; 43-47
Ibe.. SSc: 33-43 lbs., 34c; 30-83 lbs.. S2'ic;
under 00 lbs., 31Sc; corn fed. Weatern.
SO lbs. and over to doxen, lh., 354c:
43-3 lbs., S3ic; 43-47 lb. S3ic: 30-::
lbs., 38c: under 30 lbs, 30c FOWLS
Kresh, dry poxked, bbls.. Western, dry
fluked, S lbs. and over, SSc; 4i lbs..
3Sc..; 4 lbs., 35c,; Zi lbs., 38c: 3 lb nnd
under. Sic: Southwestern, bbls. cr ltegs,
3.4 lbs. each. 31 4 & 33c; Southern, corn
fed, 3 lbs. and under each, SOiic TOWUS
Presh, Iced, bbls.. Western, dry picked?
5 lbs. and over, SSc.: H lbs., StOS&c: 4
lbs., :44c; 3 Ibe., S3c; S lbs., 30c:
Ohio and Michigan. scalded, mixed
weights, 38'ic; other Western, scalded,
mixed welshts, 314S3!Uc OLD COCKS
Fresh, dty packed, boxes or hbls Vry
Picked, No. irwjt.j fresh. Iced packed,
bbls., dry rocked, No. 1. 2S'Jc: Western,
scalded. 2c SPIUNO UUCICL1NOS 1
Long Island and Pennsylvania, lb., 40c
8QUAHS Prime white. -10 lbs. end
over to dosen, pr doten. 3.tOJr3.5;
dark, per doxen. 2S8; culls, per doxen,
41U1.1S0. (SCINEA8 eprliig. per pair, 80c
O 31.50 ; old, per pair, i0tf7c.
roUI.TJtV, 1.1 VC CHICKENS Via ex
press, 3c; via irelght, 29c. FOWI.1 Via
xpres-. i7W3:c; via treUlit, tSJJSle.
OM JtOOSXKns Via frelsht, 22c TlTIt
KBY.0 Via' exprers or freight. S2S3r.
UUCKS Via eturevs. Ufce.. vIa frelirbt.
2c ocnan VU freight or express, ;
OJ7c tlUINIJAS Per pair, vh freight,
76c. LI VK PIUKONS Per pair, via
freizht or expreis, 25 010c.
1'KOVISIONS Pork firm. mr. 40 iTall '
family, 3.53063: short clear. S4.30 ,Uef
firm; m. 98S'(J3S, fainll;, 34041;
packet, $3627, extra IndU mesr, 953(759.
Ilogj ' steady; bacons, 26'ic.i no lbs.,
2Sc; piss, 27!ic Uellles nnn; plckUd
cler, 10-11 lbs., See,; dry salted clear,
13-20 lbs., 294c Greases firm; yellow,
17?;jJ17;c.: choice house. ITHOlSc. Pick
led bams Arm: regular. 10-31 it,., stt.e .
aklnned, 18-20 lbs., SlHc. Tallow nulet;
city special, loose, 20 Vic rd firmer;
middle West. 82.90trJ, rity turd dull,
quoted 28H'i;Vc; Mflned lard firm; Con
tlnent, 328.75; South America, (38.90; lira
ill kegs, 329 90; compound quiet, quoted
2!24Vlc Htearlne firm; city tard stear
Ine, 2SV:e59c, oleo, 24'.lc
RAItniTS Few scattering lots of cotton
talla and lack rabblta arriving. Prime
cottontails In fair demand, bet Jack ra1blta
selling elowiy and top quotation extreme.
Cottontails, prime, per1 pair. 80fJ7c; Jack
rabbits, prime, per pair, Jltsl.25,
VEC. I7TAHI.ES. MISCELLANEOUS
AiiMLiiunw i;anrornia. 1 rench. half
drum, ill R 13: Jerusalem, bbl., 37. nrtUS
SEIj SPROUTS l'er quart. ti16c.
1IEANS Nearby, cranberry, bsk.. 73c. Q
31.75. Virginia, bsk.. 3143.50; South Caro
Una, bsk., 50c.R31.3S; Florida, bsk, 91.50
3. 60. HHKTS IOO bchs.. 31.60ST2 5O.
bsk., 50873c; bbl.. JI.S032 50. CAItllOTS
100 bchs.. lt1.6D; bsk., SOctrfl; bag.
Sl.25ai.60; bbl.. 31.53V2. CCCUMHErtW
Florida. Ink.. 33 4 4; hothouse, rtnren. 31 50
OJ. CAUHAOU." Per ton. 310yi8; per
100, 3304.30; per bbl. T5c.r31.25; red.
bbl., S2tf3 60. OAULln.OWr.RS I.ong
Isrand, Ions cut. bbl.. 3203; short cut, bbl .
J3i ; crate. 31 50if2; Slate, crate, 81W
1.75. CBLKICT State nnd Jersey, bch.. 20
RC5c, fancy, large, case. 33.50O3.75: me-
dlum, case, 82 50U2 25; small, case. 123
2.25. CIILURY KNOUS--100 behs.. J3f5.
CHICORY Crate. 7r.c5l. KOGrLANTS
Veurby. bbl.. 81S:.!0; bsk., 59c.C81.12;
crate. 30c.tfJ125: Tlorlda. box, 3201 50;
bk JSt4. UNDIVU- Nearby, lb.. 15T
30r . Western, lb., SO lionsrj
RADISH Western. 100 lbs. 8314 1.30.
KOHLltAlll-100 bchs. 33. I.CEKP 1"0
bclis . 31. LIMA 11EANS Potato, bsk.. 32
0 4.O; bag, 32. LETTUCE Stale and
nearby, btk., 31 U 1.75; crate, Sltfl 75: Vir
ginia, bsk., 73c 7 51 75. MUUHHOOMt!--Lb,
3233. OYSTER PLANTS Nearbt.
100 bchs.. 34 VC OKHA-rJi rsey. bsk.. 31
MS: Florida, carrier, 24; bsk., 3.1&4.
ONIONS Connecticut Valley. 100 lit bag,
31.60(tl.s3; Orange cnuniy, N. Y., bag.
31.26W1.73; ftate and Western. 100 lb.
bag, 81.2533. PEAS Virginia, large, largo
bsk., 93Q4.30; small bsk.. 31.500 4; small,
per largo bsk.. 32 4.50; small bsk.. 31.501'.
3. PEPPERS Hull noe bbl.. 31K2.25;
Florida, box. 73c.'81. PARSLEY Near
by, curly, 100 bche.. 31. PAR8NIP3--lJbl
tl.603. Pl.-Ml'KINK Ilbl.. 76e.8125.
ItAUISHKS Nearby, 100 bchs, 31. .".Off 2.
R11P11ARH Nearby. 10O bchs.. 2tf3.
RCMAINE Uk., 73c.J31; nearby. Mil.,
30efi81. K('ALLTON! Nearby. 100 bchs.
II 1.60. SPINACH Nearby, bbl., 81U3;
bsk.. 31 Si l.SS. Virginia, bbl., (125t!'2.50
SyUACH Hubbard, bbl.. 7Sc. ,TS1 25; mar
ruw. bbl.. 75C.WI1 25. TURNIPS Ruta
baga, bbl. or bag. 91.4001.7.1; white, bsk..
SOWSOc: bbl. or bag. Jllil.SH TOMATOErf
Nearby, crate. 75c.fr$3, carrier. 75c U
2.60- Houth Carullna. A lb. 1ml:.. 651173c ;
California, ripe, lug, 2.35ff i.TS, green, lug,
31.60; liothonro, II), 25y30c. WATER
CUES." Nearby. 100 lcb . 82.50.
CLOTHING STRIKE TALK OFF.
Kmployrre Hrfuxp to See Co 111-
lulltrc if M'.iirkcrx.
Tho Amerlcnu Men'rt and HoyV Cloth
ing Manufacturer!)' Association drnllned
yt-eterday tho Invitation extended by Or.
William 'A. Hljilcy to meet n committee
of their employees: to sottlo tho contro
versy coiH crnlng the jrnintln;; of mi eljht
hour day nnd a 2U per cent. Inutcanu In
wngesf
'the cinploymx wild lliut becauni of
"Hip dcplorulile denioi ,'illz itliin caiifed
In tbn IndiiHtr by the fctrlUc nf the chll
dien'h ulolhliip wjrlier tho nianufartur
er will bo coinpeUHd to take Mich meas
ures an seem to them best In order 'to
alleviate the present Intolerable and urf
ecnml iiindllloii"."
Tho union olllclalh cotiwldcrcd the re
ply ns 11 threat In lock .out ho iiu.noo
men nnd 'girls who have demanded the
readjustment nf woiklng conditions nnd
pay. A defence fund Is being i.ilbed by
ll.(. union.
llond Com rrslini Hilda Tn-iiiirriiv,
. Practically eery bunk In New York
clly It. aiding In the task of concitliig
the I per cent bonds of tlio first nnd
econrt Llbcity lians Into 4 i :i:v cent.
bonds of tho respective Issues.' Only, two
days an- b;ft, to-day and to-morrow, for
the owners of I per rent, bonds lo cver
rtsr this privilege, Mnuy of the city In.
etltutlous arc kept busy handling thu
appllcntlutis. lu the lart few din fitiin
two In Hirer hundred banks In various
p.tits of thu SfK'ond h't'di'i-ul litn-rvo
I'Utilcl hit li,.iu fcndlni nipjdlc.illoiiti
to I ! I'Vdcral ltesrrvu Ihinlt.
CuhIiiih llotiai Itreelpl,
Itecvijitri fur duties ut trio Cuslum
Houm yestonlay were $306,oi,'.S7, cf
which $1 12.402.15 was for merchandise
withdrawn from' bonded warehouses and
lC3,n:7i for recent Importations.
REALTY MARKET '
NEWS AND COMMENT
1 -j
Estate Sells Two Flata Cover
ing BifJutf Block to
Operator.
AUCTION MANY l'AKCELS
S01110 Local Properties Offered
Go to Outside Interests
"Waterfront Deal.
'Frederick lirown lias bought fioni the
estate of Susan M. Vev the block front
on tho routh nldo of 1 9 4tli street between
Bslggs nnd Ilalnbrldgn avenues, known
as 260 to 274 East 194th strect.Tlio
property consist of two five story apart
ment houses, one on plot 4Ex81x Irregu
lar and tha other on plot S7x84x Irregu
lar, valued at 3100,000. " Nchrlng Bros.
wero the brokers. .
THAUIX'G 1VIDEI.A- SCATTKlllOD.
DlnSION STUEEfT Lena Keld has sold
for (Irossmnn &i Vcldman 2C.2 Division
n six Rtory tenement, with stores, on I
plot 44.4x6.,x Irregular, to Charles
Kosenliclm.
CROTO.VA AVICNUE P. J Knoblock
has sold tho one story building, on plot
30x231, at 2157 Crotona uvenuc, near
18!d street
BECK STltEET Benjamin Englander
has sold for Florcnen C. Hughes to
Amelia I'apanek tha two family dwell
ing, on lot 23x100, at 76S Beck street.
VVATKIIFUOXT SITU IS DHAI..
Tlio Brooklyn waterfront between
Sackett nnd Dtgraw streets lias been
bought by George L. lVesegHnp; fr.om John
8. Ward. The slteontalns 67,000 square
fret and extend") back from tho water's
edge almost to Beach place. The prop
erty Is near tho Hamilton avenuo ferry
slip, nnd 011 It Is a three trtory bulldtnc
containing ,91,000 square feet and con
nected to the wharf lv. a conveyor.
The Kcalty Trust lias sold for Lor
raine Realty Company Uie 'wie family
dwelling at 19tl Slxty-stxth istreet,
Maplcton 1'arlc, to Jacques Illvlon, for
his residence.
iicush von ainniCAi. coin's.
The Glbb restaurant at 218 dates ave
nue, Brooklyn, has been taken over by
the I'nlted State? Government for use by
the Jlcdlcal Corps of the Naval Honpltnl.
About ebjhty-nve membors of the corps
are now quartered In tho ilwelllng. The
dwelling has been clofed about two years.
It 1 a three story stono detached struc
ture and I owned by tho John (llbli
estate. The ground Uoor has- been fur
iilidicd as recreation roomand tho upper
floors as rlecplng quarters.
iirv IHCH3IO.VII him. nonius.
If. It. Williams Po:i Line sold the
two and onu-ltalf story htucco and riiln
glo cottage 011 Hamilton avenue. Jllch-
mond Hill, for Conrad ICrleg to Allss Alt- j
Manus. Also the adjoining property on I
tho north for Airs. Humphreys to Mr. I
Karsou for occupancy. 1
TO Iini.D I1AXT NIIli; 1IOAIE.
J. Tiieus Alunds. a stock broker, will 1
. .. ..' ...
j V., V;'. " .
unci, ik rtL msi tuai -luurin niieeij
when building operations nre resumed. 1
It was he who purchased that propeity, I
the sale of which was reported a few
days ago, from Frederick J. Sterner. ;
:
TRADE SPACE RENTALS. j
' j
Sib re Htorea nnd Lofta Taken Oat I
..... I
II Jiarucf.
Spear . Co. have renteil the easterly
store and tho basement nt 40 to 53 Kftht
Twcnty-rlrst street to tlm Oesar Mills;
lop lloor at 4 aud Wa&hlngton placi
to fiamuf 1 Vaserman ; fourth loft nt 42
to SO Greece street to tho Clem Toy Com
pany und for John Ixjlller & f'o. the t-n-tlro
hulldlng at 531 Hroome street to the
Allied "Warehouse!, Inc.
Ocorgo It. Head .1 Co. have leased tho
seventh floor nt 127 to 113 West Twen
ty-sixth etroct to tho (Irossman-Alandel
t impany : i,race at 1170 llroadnay to
Charley Miller & Ilro. and K. C. I'crcz A '
Co. ; space at 2Yj Firth avenue to Will- I
lam 1'irlW and parlor lloor More at 2S.1 '
Flft'.i ncnue to tho Ktudilonable Urtts .
Publishing Company. Iik- I
Charles G. Keller has rented the fifth j
loft nt 20 r.ast Seventeenth street to '
Charles 31. Kohn.
Henry Jlof has le.-.fccd the store and
basement nt C3t Third avenue to 15.
Aronowltz: bpacc at r.58 1iilrd avenue
to the National Graphic Arts Company
and storo nnd basement at CIS Third
avenue to M. Kruckman.
Huberth ft Hulierth hnvo leaded the
southeast corner of Hroadway nnd Slx-ty-llrst
street, -b itli a frontage of flfty
to feet on Hroadway, to the Lexing
ton Motors.
Tho SclWTH ltealty Corporation has.
leaked through the Cros & Hrown Co.
the store In the Selwyn Theatro prop
erty, 229 West Forty-second street, to
Siegfried Marcuse. Tho fame agents
Iiho leaseil the store at 17 litst Flfty
nlnlh street, to .Saul and Hcrtha Sch.irf ;
tho second floor at 5fi i:ast Thirty-fourth
street to Ludwl Sabatlno, and tho third
floor at 17y-C3 Hroadway to the Young
Men'ii Chrlatlan Association.
A. II. Lll'I'IXCOTT HIl.NTS NI'ACIL
The l'nyson Mcl.. Merrill Ctimnanv
has leasod n large duplex apartment nt
92." Park avenue to Arthur 11. I.lppln
cott: i studio apartment at 140 West
Klfty-seveiiL. street to Hamilton King;
ur. apartment at 19 Hast Fifty-sixth
street to Hoiice Wiley and at 135 Wen
Flftjwdxth fttreet to Mrs. Anno I'.ino
Wolf.
itii.vriMi in st'iiuitim.
. S. Walstruni-liordon & Korman have
leaded In ltidscnood, N. J., for Margaret
T. lluanr to r. W. Droclitrade the dwell.
!ng ".'.".0 prospect sired and for Lester
.:yrr to-l'nmlt 11. Hlcy, U17 Inox ave
nue. taici:4 4vi:it iik; iivr.iTi:.
Ilrndlsh li. Johiistm, head of the estate
. of IlraillsTi Johnson, one of the larscs-t
owners or real relate cn .Manhattan Isl
and, has entered the nriny. His realty
biddings nnd the holdings f niher mcni
beis of the Johnenii rttate, all of which
ho managed, havr bfrii turned over to
the cnie of the Iiougl.is lloblnson,
Charles M. Hrown Company during his
Kcrvlce lu the army. The transfer was
made yrsteid.iy. -Mcrtoii I. I.lttlctleld
und William It. Huohiuiuii of the Doug.
Ins Honliliison, rimrles M, Hrown Com
pany hue linn elected lnrmbers of tho
estate corporation with (ieorgo Scott,
who h,ii bi'eii iicMi'jIuted with the rstato
lor many jt.irs.
M liCHANK'.vT.IKNS.
1 Manhattan.
HTH ST. f.12 W I.eu Krug ngt Ummi
Ilelmlili, on n r: llelnrlih Hros , cor,
tr.ict.irs tint. 75
S1ST HT. 201 W Wrlt.it i.imi'ier To, lnc,
tit 1-lllU Jlyiaau, otvner atxl lonirattor
(leneu.il) 32,910.07
CMNTlt.U, PARK WI1ST. El to 35, and
tin I et 1 W 11 riliiian & Huns ,igt
llr .iul. ds L'urp. iiniiar: (eorgo Jl lchr
got!, luntractor JC3. IT
J VATIxI'IKIi MKCII.VNICS' r.li:.V4,
Muiilialtun
' JTII ST, !S3 II i-ur S.liweluei- net
I I'liicus Juffe t ill. April 3C, 1913., 1372.73
jtniuv,
TIlKlfoNT AV, 50S.61I II Baitelstnne
urns sgi viuuuno it ueni et ai, seui 1
1918
J58!.0J
TRANSACTIONS BEC0BDED.
TRAN8FEIW.
(With the name and addrets of on her and
attorney.)
Downtown.
(l?outh of Fourteenth street.)
VfATnit ST, 18, 28.8x8t.I0 Florence Me
Andrew to Bamuel llro.ly, 788 Kaatorn
Parkway. Oklyn, Aug lj atty, Lawyers
T & TCo. 1C0 nway...... ....... 139. 01.V
FRONT HT, S nnd 7, 44.11jl. Tho"
H Qladdlng to 12dw II O'Brien, at Hotel
St Francis, Ran Franclaco, mtg 338,000!
atty, ).awyera T A T Co, 140 llway..4100
F.a.t Ride.
(Eajt of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and llOUt atreets.)
2D AV, s, 61.1 n 80th at. 25.8x100
Olga Scaraon to Idles ritiete, 84S W
lloth at, U part, all llena. Oct 34;
attya, l'rlce llrot, 271 Dwoy 100
lVnt filde.
(West of Firth avenue, between Fourteenth
, and 11 Oth atreeta.)
I8D ST, 131 W, 18.UxlOJ.l-Lawyers Mtg
Co to A W Ileriog, 133 W 83d at, b
and s, all llena. Nor (; atty, T a
4TCo, 170 I) way 100
103D flT, 78 W, 37x100.11 Fred It Walter
to Jaa H esrave,713 I3agl av. The
Jtronx, all Hens, Mar 0, 117; atty, T
O A T Co, 17C Uwsy. 31
Uptown.
(Manhattan laland, north of 110th street.)
127TH ST. 310 W. Sx,ll Anthony Av
ltealty Co to Hesu Healty Co, 6 lleok
man at, mtg 311,000, all liens, -'ov ;
attya, l'rlce Uro, 371 Uway 31
STK AV, 3334, 4.llx:.C Julia A Or oh
to Denwood tlealty Co, 50 Willis av.
The Uronx, b and s, Oct 4; atty, N Y
T A M Co, 133 Ilway 11
CONVENT AV, 333, 20x100 Mary aarnuK
to Schaefer Conat Co, S W llat at,
mtg 313,000, all liens, Oct 20; atty,
ICursman A Frank, 25 "llroad at 31
KtTH 8T, 4(1 W, 80x104 (forecloa Oct 28,
1818) A H Townley, ref, to Narra
ganaett neoJty Co, 405 W 14lh el. May
; addreaa Mutual IJfe Jmurtnce Co, 58
Cedar at 111,000
ELLWOOD ST, 73-78, 63.xl00 Benenaon
llealtr Co to the Denwood Realty Co,
308 Willis av, Iltvnx, mtg 347,000; Vtty,
N Y Title A M Co, 183 Uwarr. . . . .flu'l
BROADWAY, e s. 40.8 n. 314th St. 4C10X
73.10z87.3x8t.ll (forecloa Oct 12, 11)
iae u-Mailey, ref, to Jaa uioonungaaie,
.Saratoga Springs. N Y, Nov s; atty, Aug
C, Strcttwolf, 233 Uway 38,00V
llroni.
(Sdorough at The Bronx.)
HUNTS POINT I1D. 333. e s. 19.3x108.11;
alao Hunta l'otr.t rd. 880, e s, 19.3x108.11
Waiter C. White to Hoae Ulrnbaum,
833 Kelly at, and ano, Nov C, atty, Leo
Hchafrau, 51 Chambers at 8100
LINCOLN ST. w a. 200 S Columbus av. 35.3
xlOO Robt J II Towel, ref, to Fredk
A Houthworth. trustee. 390 I'nce et,
I'elham Manor, N Y, Nov 8; atty. W 11
.Urlnkerhorr. 4t Cedar at 32.800
WALTON AV. a w cor, Cheevor pi, 7x
97, Oeo W Coughlan to Lambert I.
Cheatham. 204 W SStb at, mtg 134,230.
ttv 80; atty, Oeo W Coughland. 140th
at and Walton av 31
WARHINOTON AV, 1178 and 1180, a. 41.8
X127.2 LIna Hoffmann to Oeo IleroM,
lit Houlli Cd av. Mount Vernon, is 1,
oae.thlrd part, Nov 6; atty. Title Guar Ja
T Co. 17fi nway J100
WAflniNOTON AV, 1178-80 Oeo Herold
to Max Schwarti, 250 rtoebllng at, Ttroolt
lyn, mtg 335,000, Nov 8: atty, TO?
Co. 173 llnay 8100
SD AV, s w cor 1,0th at, rur.a s 83.1x a 0.7x
w 40t n 2.x e 123.8 John T Mllllgan
to Mata Investing Co, 11 W 177th et.
Sept 12; atty, Wm B Sprague, 54 Will
iam et 31011
WASHINGTON AV, 1178-30. a , 41.3127."
Max etchvAru to Solomon Flahbch.
3380 W 50tl .. llrooklyn. mtg 885,000,
Nov 1, atty. T C. & T"o. 17C Uway II
L'NIONPOKT 1U. w s, being lot 26, map
Oto W Hunt Mary A rtiiblnaoti to Oeo
McCauslnn, 3 Cth at, WeehawVen, N J,
intg 31,900, Nov 7; atty. Oeu McCaualan,
II Park How. . . , 3100
ICIl) .ST. n a, vvteAd.i from Grant to shor-
man cv. x 10 venire iuk nei luiu ana
USd ta-Iohli T Mllllgan to Johu Ma.
almlno, 201 11 K3th at. fept 121 atty.
T U ,t T Co. 1 T liv.-ay S100
SAXK AV. e 5, 175 a MciraW nv. SOxlOO;
tleu Union av, w a, 203.4 a 16d St. 52x
x52xl4.3; ale I, I tioun.i. . r. at e e
lot 35, map r'laeen Point, contains 9 S-tOi)
ncree: also iot 3. on eaino. map. contains
3 34-100 acres; alo land in Oneida and
Ma.lleon countlea, N YJ-t".lnton Stoiihena
and ano to Maud's Downta. Clon
I'olnt. N Y, 1-10 part. Oct 29: atty. A K
Downes, Olaaou Point. N Y 31
MOHTOAliEji.
(With name and addre.s of lender
and
attorney.)
Downtonn.
,,;JJth of fourteenth .tract.
HRuADWAY. 109, 23.2x73, O.-t 51
Spencer Holding Corpn to Title Guar A
T 1:0. 178 Bxay, due and lnt na prr
"0"d 'a'itii. "'l"''
(Lact of Fifth avenue, betw een INjurtcenth
and lloth etreete.)
8ST1I ST. 51 B. 21.8x100.8. Oct SO Wlni-
rr-j ii0-M , Jhn McLaiialilln. 111S
I
Madlaon av, demand. 6e(, prior mtg
319.000, attye, A i H Bloch. 99 Naeaau
t 82.000
S2D HT. 72 K. 17x100 2. Nov H John Horn
10 Title i;uar T Co, 176 Iwkj dun anu
lnt ut per bon.1 312,000
Ml hide.
(Wtrt it Fifth avenuo, between Fourteenth
und liotli streets.)
7TH'AV. n o eor 3(th et, 37x39; Hth at,
a a, 158. i -v !,1 av, 10i.k20.10x lrreg;
Uiittfr, w e, 328 n 4th et. ruaa n- 36x n
n 21. C nnd 02 3x n ' 21 3x a e 91.1 nnd
II. tx a 35 to et x a 22.1 to beg; Mac
uougat st. 11 e cor 3d st, 20x54; stu av,
a. 52.11 - 3tll t. 16 ixtt, l-tlil part.
Nov 2 Julian Franklin to l'hii.p ugr
man et al (doing buslnee ni the Royal
Co of Nw Yoiki. S"9 Nausu t duo Ai
per bond. t,i: attys, Gettner. S &l, 299
I Itvav 7I0
I S3D ST. 121 W, 18.4x10.'.:. p m. Nov 0
j AIfre.l W Herzog to Iinyera Mtg Cn. 39
J T-lbertr at. (lue and lnt as per bond,
utty, Title Guar A T Co, 178 Dway.87.O0!
I 1C2D HT. 75 W. 27x100.11. Oct 31 Jas 8
j Hegrave to Liwjers Mtg Co. 53 IJberty
I t. Pie and lnt aa per bond: atty, Title
Guar 4 T Co, 178 Hway 314.00k !
Uptnisn.
Manhattan Island, north of llOeb s'trcel 1
STH AV, 2234, 49.11x4:., P m, Nov 4
Denwood Realty Co lu Julia A Oroh. 3
W 91st st. due Nov 1, 1623, 5i; atty, N
V Title & M i'n. 133 Hway 921,000
1C4TII ST, 451 W, 30x104, p m, Nov 6
Narrnganset Realty Co to Mutual Life
Ins Co of N V. due and lnt &a per bond.
iiJJrtts, 39 Cedar al 37.WO
llroni.
ilJoiojsh of Tho Uronx.)
U71II ST. 873 17. a a. 64. 4x58. 11x56.11x89. 11
-A J fiehwaraler Co to llessle Tlmnier
mann. 310 V: 163d st, pr mtg 325,000, Nov
1. 3 yrs, 6'i; atty, 11 J Krug, Jr, U0
Nassau et 8 4.200
HUNTS IMINT III), 82S, a-. 19.3x108.1 1--Ilea?
lUrnbnum Oerson nnd ano to Wal
ter C White, Ocean township, N J, Nov ,
S yrs, 6l'"r; atty, V II Frledrlcli. 35
Nssau st 35.000
HI'NTS POINT RI), S31), o , 19.3x113 I -Hamc
to same, Nov C, 3 srs S'i",; ally,
HUlll iT. fill,,
I LIVINGSTON AV. w s, at n e cor lmd
1H ,1 Julieway, runs w 17Sx n 36x e 175x
s 35 Henry J Jaueway to Delstleld es
tate. 27 Cedar at. July 15, 3 yrs, Jej:
i.'.tjs. Dolafleld, II, T 11, vlar
t 11.500
OLOVF.lt CT. s. 100 n l.ynn av. 60x130
Anior.lu J'.otunno to North Irte Mtg
(.'orpn, T9I F, 149th st, Aug I. 6 re,
5l.j'r; ntiy, T il & T Co. 176 Hwny.83,500
WASHINGTON AV, a. 148.4 n 147Ili f.
41 8x127.2 Max Schnainx to Gen IIei-oM,
"56 outh 3d av. Mt Vernon. N Y. prior
nig 327,001', Nov 26. Instale, ct; atty.
T 0-.1. T Co. 17i Hway 15.009
VTisrn;i .MoitTOAdi-:.
tWith mime and address of lender's at
tornej.t I Muubatlun,
! tin II ST. 17 W Jno W and Mary II
' htraver. Morsemere, N J. to Km ma Uut-
iimn, at Pan Homo lintel, 74th at and
Central Fnrk West, exlrx w-Ul of Muyer
(lulmau, Kept 21, 1909; att)s, Kurim.tn
& Frank, 25 nronil st 122.000
ZD AV, 1S74 (leu Toniea of likljn tn Leo
pold Levy. Oct 2. 1908; att, Titlo tlwr
T i;n. jjs nway 33.000
lasni MT, 227 II Solon 11 and riorah H
'I'nstlcy to Home for Incurablee, 3d nv
nrd lSlst st, Nov IS, 1909; attvs, Roose
velt At Kobbe. 41 Willi st 312.300
AV C, vv t., being lot 51, map uttachod
In deed by Nimh eicovoll et nl to Killll
FP ketl. 28x85 I.eukeii Realty Corpn to
Florence Hunt, 3 Virginia pi. nklyn, Hept
27, 1917; ally, H Chugermnn, 189 31nn
tnguo at, Hklll 310.00J
12TH HT, 229-31 11 s.iuth Jersoy Lund
Co, 320 I4nuy, to Leopold Jl and Co-rto
K Itothmun. 2 W 120th at. Juno :, 1915;
nlts. Arnstcln .t Lov, I2 Jinny. 1 1. 000
H5TH HT. a h. 550 0 Imuut av, runs n
74.11X o 143.11 to Ulterior et x 11 e
S.l0x w H'U to beg 4'athlenn '11irr.y to
l'eler Dulfj, Feb 16, 1907; uttys, Weseel
man li Kraus. .",1 Llbtrty st 317. 0oo
145TH MT, J H, 473 e I,no nv. 75xJ5.ll
Hanie to same, Feb 15, 1J07; nttye,
mine 810,000
14ITI1 HT. 11 h, 530 t Lnn nv, 75x59.11
Cul'l Turney 11 1'iler Dnlf), Feb 15,
1907: Htvs, Wevselman & I'raua. 31
LHrtv Ht... ! 39,000
1I4TII ST, 11 e, i-2 1. Liu,v av, runs
127.6 to Kxtrrtur kt x 11 'v 115.9 x w
011 x a 99.11 to bi-5 Same to silllln.
Feb 15. 1907: attjs. eiuie 321. "00
MONIltii; e-r, 13 Sainiiei Ilarrla and llsr.
nttl Freedtuon lu I II Zlnaiuy, Aug 31,
190.1; utty. Aaron Jlorris, 33 1 Hrusd
way $12,000
109TH HT. S09 1: Giovanni Guallolinetll.
22 li 10 lib al. In Dora GnldNlii' and
Slory Lcvc:tUlii, JOO w 111th i, April
It, 1114) attys, Ooldfoglo & W, 180
Hway , 31.300
MONltOE BT. 18 Samnal lUrrls and, Har
nett Freedman to Aamvel Harris as
admr Ida Ilarrla, Aug 31, 1803; atty,
Aaron Morris, 284 Uway $12,000
LIS PKNDLNS.
JIaahattan.
1S1ST ST. n s, 330 e l!th av: JOxH.ll
Hose Dempaey agt ICdwurd Dompsey et
al (action to eatsbllau dowor.'&e,; atty,
A J Lwald.
Bronx.
3D AV, 3313 Samuel Horowlti agt Henry
Voss (action for epeel fie performance of
contract); atty, J W Bryant.
LOT 23, block 3338, section 11, tax map
Alfred Servlda agt Judith Woolf (action
to forecloee tax lien): atty, II Swain.
LOT 3, block 2828, section 11, tax map
Alfred Servlda agt Judith Woolf taction
to foreclose tax lien); atty, 11. Swain.
LOT 33. block 2838, asctlon 11, tax map
Alfred Servlda agt Judith Woolf (action
to foreclose tax lien); atty, II Swain.
LOT 7S, block 2348, eectlon 11, tax map;
alao lot block 2845, section 11, tax
map Anna n Croaaln.agt Judith Woolf
(action to foreclose tax Hen); atty, II
Swain.
LOTS 45 and 48, block 284S, section 11.
tax map Anna II Croaaln agt Judith
Woolf (action to foreclose tax Hen);
atty, II Swain.
LOT 4, block 3848, section, 11, tat map J
Bomalne Brown agt Judith Woolf (ac
tion to foreclose tax lien); atty, It
Swain. 4
189TH ST, a w cor Stebblns av, 19.5x80
Farmers Loan A Trust Co, as truatee, agt
Violet C Wines et al (foreclosure of
mortgage); attys, Cellar, Uolaton 4
Horan.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MOHTOAOES.
Manhattan.
NASSAU IT, n a I Beekman at, S mtgi,
800,000 and 1100,000, a t Jesalo S Phil
lips, as Supt of Insurance of State
N Y, la charge of-aaieta of the Washing
ton Life Ini Co, to Metropolitan Life
Ins Co; attys. Butcher, T A F, ,1 Mad
av , - ft
107T1I 8T, n s nag e lt av: alio 107th
st, n a. 848 e 1st av, mtg 32,000 Louis
C Freedman to Marx L Katidley, A7fi
1'ark av; atty, Wm A Farguaon, 170O
Hway , U
AV C, 135, mtg 310.000, now 83.260 Hay
Fluahanherr to Florence Hunt. 9 Vir
ginia pi. llklyn; atty. Louis Besdlne,
xiitiyn,
iiroax.
LORINQ VU 1M0 and 1012 Oeatlng
Illdg Co to Wm C Oestlng, Jr, 200O
Orand Dlvd and Concourse: attya, A
II Bloch. 00 Nassau st (3 arats) . . . .8100
LOIUNO VI 1010 Same to Wm C Oeat
lng, 24 13 Klngabrldge ra: attys.
same v1
LORINO PL. 1024 Barns to Loula 33
Hatea, 615 W 17th at: atty. same.llOO
ANDRliWS AV, 1009 and 102 Same to
urn: attye, came (3 aasta) 310O
140TII ST, 601 E Wm L Roaen to Roaa
Roaenfeld .258 Franklin av, Far Rock
away, LI; atty, U E Oiegelsteln, 09
Nasiuu st V1
1STH ST, 000 K lawyers Mtg Co to
Franklin nurr, axr, Mt Klsco, N V: atty.
Lawyers Mtg Co, SO Liberty nt...J5,O0o
RESULTS AT AUCTION .
f AT 14 VliSBT BTREET.)
Dy Joseph F. Day.
LARCHMONT, N Y Colonial residence
and atable on e a Beach av, 100 n Wal
nut nv, 222.7x198.5 to Grave av; exr
ale: estate of Wm Schlemmer; sold t
John Dtttnar 830.40H
KOlTHAMITON 11 H acrei of reaidentlal
land on fhlnnecock and Tiana bay.
known ai ltampaeturo point, Good
Ground; vol eal; sold to Frank W To
lnck 36,230
7TH AV, SkP, e t, 83.3 a 31st et, 21x75,
4 etory lufi and store; vol eale; Tvith
drawn. 57TH 8T. 443 B. :Oxl00.8. 3 etnry dwlg;
exrs sale; estate of Carrie Jlrand; bit
In 310.600
TJlEMONT AV, S09-9U. 84.5x143. one atory
bids, with six stores; exra sale; nold to
Denenson Realty Co 330,250
TREMONT AV. 781. 23x100, 1 atory bldg
with two stores; exr"a rale; sold to
Hernard Treptow 812.40'1
ltD ST. n . 1J0 w ;ran3 av. 50x100.
' vacant, halt Interest, exr's eale; avlil tn
, party In Interest 33.000
I .TKP.OMK AV. e 41 a 182d at, 50x101.
vacant! eir K&ln- estat eof Oeo E l'oul-
on; sold to party in Interest.. . -33,100'
I JHRSHY CITY Lot. 26x88, on n e Virginia
av. f.14 West SMe av; alto plot. 50x
I 100, In Mliermnn Fark; exr'a rale; estate
of John Clancy; aold to David Voxel for
I a client 3225
I 36TH ST. 51 ano. 38 W, 2.8xlO0., two five
I etory flote W Einstein et al agt 3 K
Hunter et al; due, 837,888.74: taxes. Ax.
13,340 20; sold tn th plaintiff... 385,009
IITU ZT, 64 W. 18x102 !. four story and
basement dwlg Dry Dock Hav Inst agt
1 K n Chappotin et al; due, 812, 43!. 35;
! taies. 1", 31.364.30; sold to the plaln-
1 tin 813,000
I 1ST AV. 1893, 25.2x100, five ttory tnt
I nnd stores and three etory rear tnt;
exr sale; eatate or Cnarlea lleebler: euln
to the Commercial Exch Hank. ..316.230
By .Henry Srady.
128TH ST, 205 hC 18x99.11. three awry and
bji.emont dwlg; 128tii at, 211-213 K, 32x
19 11. Iino three slory and b-i ment
dwlga J E Huojovelt. et al, trua, agt
Loretta Corpn el al; due, 112.573.69,
taxee. &.e, ;isuz; soul 10 tne plain
tiir . 11,1 ton
,.. j0Mph ti Co effect on the market and mnnufai turcrs
LEXINOTON AV. 1672. a w' tor 105th st. "ro HWJltlns devclopim-nts Wore buy
17.7x33. threo story tnt and store N V I '! However, a stron.er undertone Is
Life Ins A T Co agt J Decking et al: I noted and American Importers are tak-
Ouu, 313,064.42, taxes, c, 8650, aold to
J12.000
AT 3!0S THIRD AVENFE J
Ry Jatne6 .1. Donovan.
IIKVANT AV, 1420. 2iXI00, f.lK- rtory
irlk
elon
t.,re D M Sayr et al ugt Krlda Wat-
eiiorg ct al; due. Jf.Oi.3 :S; taves. &r,
-19 49; rolS 10 th- plaintiff 3 .30o
KINGS II III DOIC TF.U!
u, n s. inter -
. Ill 1x99 OIIC3.S.
'IX H Muian -net
Ti ,. !,,.
'C o KiiiKSbrldge r
two story dwlg, atan
111 1x99 OIIC3.S.
11 II Muian agt
Matilda Elelsteln et al.
h f"l.,f.V S1S sv '
djourned to No-
lanes, fte. 3i,rc3.9.
veinber 14,
WEHSTER AV. " JO
165xi
101.5s lrreg, vacant E S Appleby et al
act .an iipaiiY iorp el al; due. 814,
477 37; taxes, e, 31.708.20; aold to the
plaintiff 814,000 i
Police Department
Orders
U K I N tT AT E M K NT.
To take effert 4 V. M. November 6:
AM PATROLMAN. THIRD GRADE.
Theodore R, Ur.gcr, No. 6162. to 21st
Free, In compliance with ectli.n 1543a
of tho Greater New York Charter.
THANHFLKS AND ASXIGNMF.NTS.
To take effect 12:01 A. M. November 6;
i.ii:fti:nants
Thomas H. Rurke. 6th Free , to 2d Insp.
Pis , Assigned to ile,k duty.
Victor L. Whl:e. 120th Free tn 1Mb
Insp. DIs, assigned tn desk duly
TK.MI'OIIAKY A.I;ME.VTl4.
PATROLMAN
J.iniCh J. Fnwire. 99d Free . assigned as
acting uttennaut. from 4 1'. M. Novomber
-to 3 A. M. Novomber H.
The following leaves of absence are au
thorized, without pa :
INSPECTOR.
ThomasJ. Tunney. Detective 7ii,. for
Co days from 12:01 A. M. November
I PATROLMKN.
I George F. Morunn, 1st Free , fur
' frnm 12:01 A. -M. November 3.
! Edward T. Walsh, 10th Free.,
I day from 3 A. 31. November 6.
; Christopher Damm. 25th Free.
il-iv from 4 1". :.(. Novomber 6.
Frank Jl. Cofley, 43th Free, fir
from 17:01 A. M, Novniber 5.
Joseph Cunroy, 74th Free, for
from A. M November 6.
1 day
for I
for 1
I Cay
1 day
Henrv J. Sonfl, Division Kt National De
fncf, for 80 daya from S A. M. Novem
I btr 11.
I The following resignation is accepted.
I To take effect 12 1". M. November 6:
' PATROLMAN.
, Goorg.: lllllott. No. 1426, 4th Free.
VrlTrt NrKllser Sell AVelL
A marked rrcdllectlon fur velvet for
I nce'.lgec.i Is shown this season, accord-
tig to leports from various sources,
l-t.l, Itniun In... ti.., itit.t.t-lnl t.. I . n
i.wu..- ..... .imi.ii,., ,va
own p-irtlculnr way.
At one tho straight lino model of
tho mov formal house gown sort has
prevailed, with flowing chiffon sltevcs
and u little bead decoration. At nnother
Is shown a straight lino nrnieiit varied
by tunic treatment, the tunic smoothly
fitting and reaching almost kneo length.
Tho decolletagc Is high nun square
Nn) eiluiiip Will lie Nhort.
That thorn is no ie:iaon for nierclmnts
to Mirrlfleo their stocks during ti e pres
ent business depression Is tho opinion
of a BU-'tessful millinery department
manager, who predicts that thu slump is
to br only short lived and Is to be fol
lowed by a atrnnuous revival.
lie imlnta out that styles will not
chnnge rapidly during dull business sea.
sions, and that nei chants should huld
thrlr goods for better times, Instead of
preclpltntlnir panicky conditions bv
dumpine them on the niaikct.
LIVE TOPICS
NEW BOARD TO SIT
ON WAR CONTRACTS-
i 1
Will Mako Adjustment AVith
tflrms Whoso Orders Aro
Cancelled uy Pence.
Wabhinoton, Nov. 7. Clalma of con
tractors who have lieon supplylnc tho
Government and concerning which dif
ferences may"arlso with contractlnir of
ficers of the various supply bureaus aro
to bo presented beforo a board of con
tract adjustment which hnn been created
by tha Secretary of War. The board
will bo empowered to mako adjustments
with contractors who have been ongttgod
tin war work, and whose goods will not
be needed by tho Government with the
coming; of peace.
Findings of tho board will be oonclu
give except that nvpeals may bo taken
to tho Secretary of War. Contractors
will not require lawyera to represent
them at the hearings, but may nppear
1 themselves or havo representatives make
' their claims. All cases will bo heard as
promptly ns possible.
I The personnel of tho board Is ns fol
lows: LleuL-Col. Christopher H. Gar
nctt. chairman: Lieut-Col. II. II. Leh
man and Lieut-Col. Edward F. Malono.
Lieut-Col. Harnett was formerly chulr
man of the Corporation Commission of
Virginia ; Llout-Col. Lehman is chief of
tho Methods Section, Furcnaso lirancn,
Purchase,' Storage nnd TrafTlo Division,
and Llout-Col. Malono was Assistant
Corporation Counsel of New York city
for the Borough of Queens. The legal
adviser of the board will he n juago na-
vocate appointed by the Judge Advocate
General.
Hearings of tho board will be held In
sections as may bo necessary for the dis
charge or Its dutlcr. Its offices will bo
In Washington.
t Her lleneflta in Advertising.
neaWxmg the boneflta to be derived
from advertising, local shoo merchant
aro making ready for their Christmas
displays earlier than usual, according to
the weekly report of condltlonn In tho
trado by Ben Jacobeon, manager of Mo-
Elwaln, Morse Itogers. Each mer
chant contributed last year certain
amounts toward advertising tho streets
In which their businesses were located.
As a means to this end space was bought
lu tho newspapers, and tho streets were
decorated with flags. Tho samo system
Is being adopted.
Reports from tho laiger stores are that
there was a good demand for novelty
ehiW during the week, and from nil
quartern coma statements that tho cull
for black Vhoes of good quality for men,
women and children 1b growing rapidly.
Miitlatlv of Wool Import.
-riut iHlfcA to TukSiv.
WAiiHNOTo:.-, Nov. 7. Import of
wool Into the flitted States during Sep
tember were Uoublo those of the same
month a year .ipo nnd the valuo was
nearly Iwo and a half times ns much,
aocordlriK to statlMles Just (riven out by
tho Hurcau of ljrelsu and Domettlc
Comtnerci'.
Talrins the amount imported during 1
the last nine months tnded with Septem
ber. 191S. and comparing It with amount"
Imported during similar periods In 1117 '
and 19111. a ontiderablo f.illins off n
noted. . The value of tho Imports during
the. petjod of this year, however. Is con- (
slderablj' higher than the other two.
The last nlr.c months show Imports of
130,31tf,:04 pounds, valued nt ilM.34&,
ail. compared with 504,048, Ml) pounds, j
valued at U2,I9ti.404 for tho like time!
in 1917, and 403,320,00$ pounds,' valued j
at $110,S22,072, In tho 1U1G period.
I.ornl Itnv- Mlk Mnrlict I'lifcrtnln, j
Kaw silks are not moving rapidly. Tho '
1 , , , 1
uncertain situation Is having a maiked
u3 more Interest lu tho Yokohoma mar
iul lnan )las i,cen ,lc csju recently,
a.- I
the
i cording to tho weekly review
of
I trado by If. I.. tJwalter A '.
I 1'rlco advan.-cb hive made tlwnsplvus
1 fcit oil
' ,,.,.
,
Uie Yokohama market, a "0 !
,itt being noted un actlxt lu.ig. 1
, ICItOW hlilV" HOW CO;l ttU.'Ut l.u, ra.ww
1 i''w
1 a whi'
' Th,.
' Q' white.
' The Canton and .Shanghai ,i..iiUt'is
' ecntlnue quiet ami unr-hangcC
llolJe are connae. tho .lerna...
Mi'an
..K.I K..IIA. .11. thA , am.,,. ,.lll
will grow, steady prices rue at i.vons,
j where the market Is moderately nctie
tlfllrrra Filiform llrnils.
Jpecial DuiMtct to Tax vi
W'ASIMNOTOV. NOV. 7 Oflh't IS 1U.I' j
II now purchaso rgulpment at near tnc coat '
I of ir.anufaciure. tho Quartermaatrr Corps
hnvlnir ooened a ealesroom here. L nl-
( rn,nu ,Hn, nr-,. l,.lnc eoltl f.ir frnm 11!
to 33" nro practically the same as thosie '
which brought from $42.50 to $35 In the
retail stores, according to information
from rellablo sources.
The unlfunrs which the Quartcrmaler '
Department now has on hand arc said to
have, bc.cn bought from retailers hi man
sections who had them In stock, Out con
tracts have been awarded for the mnk- 1
Ing of many more rspoclally for the le
pjrtment and dellveiy Is eoon expe.-.ted
Also It Is said Unit by Peeemhoi I r.tll
cers will be nbh' to purchase cloth f'om
thu delKirtment oh tho basis nf a tllcht
Increase iwer the cost of manufacture
l nilirelln linkers Opt linlst lr.
No ni'itter what l.ic coming of pen e
and thi future hold for other Industries
and businesses, tho manufacturers f
uiubrelhu. and parasols say that the av
erage anioinit raini.ui aim suusiuun
urn bound to keep on, kj they havo no
fear concerning coming events,
ltcidcs, dining tho tlmo of lack of ,
trado with Kurope a ood business with i
South America has been built un, and !
though the i!o". eminent might CHiitinun I
to t ice 1 1 steel for construction work and
fabrics might rcnsiln scarce, it Is tin
general belief that tho r.cccsMiv fu
such aitlclcs will not b" n strong as to
hinder the mnbrulla find parn. fa -lories
In getting what tin. need.
Svi enter .Mnl.rrs Not AVorrlrd,
Sytrial lftimtv! lo Tun St .v
I'atxi'.hox, N. .1.. Nov. 7. iwfnteri
manufnctuicrs aro nut now expecting; as .
much trouble becauso of tho wool re-1
ff l,,l l,t,u ..u nl tlrel .lu n.i... e l,.,. I
have for a long time liecu making,
sweaters of less than nil wool they liave ,
1 .. tl,A Mn.l,,.l.. I. .., . . I
. I.WIIIO lu Lllu t."lltlUB10l tllltV It Will UV IIU
i hardship on their business to do tvlth
even lesd.
Huyers uro reported to lsi puttinjr In
heavy orders In kuiiih Instances, nncl It Is
belie. ved that by spring the trade will
hnvo resumed Its normal condition.
t. S, to'.Vrril .Moat of 1D1N Wool,
ne'll Hiumlch to Tul Siv.
Huston, Nov. T. Thirty-five) million
pounds of wool wljl be required to till
the iloveinnit'iit ordrrs now being placeil,
accoidliig to estimates here. This will
un up the major purlhni of tho IMS
stocks, It Is Mlcvi'd. but thu purchase
ot tho remainder of th crop is nl"o
to be arranged for by tho Jii.irtennas
tcr Corn". It Is understood.
Might Ilt-prea Mnrkrl,
SpnM 'e'pufct to Tin. Sr
F.o.i. Uim:i:, Mass., Nov. . Milt men
here believe thut If the Clovernmrnt does
not Intend to cancel He cloth contracts,
OF THE COMMERCIAL .WORLD
Stores See Big Labor
Problem as War Ends
STORH managers here are In
many Instances looking with
apprehension to conditions they
fewr will prevail nftec the war. They
concede that they never ugaln will
be nblo to ftet employees nt the' rates
formerly paid, and still they say that
they can'h, ro on paying the wages
that nre now tho rule.
That the closing; of many great
war Industrie will relieve tho help
situation In n fneasure 13 bolloved In
somo quarters, but It Is said that It
will surely not tnltlgato .It to an ex
tent that will permit of tho pre-war
standard of wages.
as has been statod, but instead takes
the (roods .which it will not need with tho
coming of peace and thon auctions thorn
off, it will hnvo n large effect in de
pressing the market
The opinion prcvnlls tn somo quarters
that it would bo better for tho Govern
ment to cancel Its orders and let the
mills dispose of tho' goods. It Is said
that In this way prices mlglit bo hold
better.
Business Troubles.
Petition In ltaiiiniplT.
DAVID HTOLL A petition of Involuntary
bankruptoy was filed agalnat David Ktull,
trading as tho New Htandard Dress Com
panv, West Twenty-second street, by
11. Worms. Hello Siegel and H. Frccil
inen, no address. The petitioners al
lege that Bloll's liabilities are 37,000 nnd
his assets are only 31,000, Maurice .
fihalne. 299 Hroadway, Is the attorney
for tho petitioners. '
Heoetirr In Bankruptcy.
I'At'L JONES Juilxe John C. Knox ap
pointed John J. O'Grady recehor for
l'aul Jones, trading as the City Steam
Laundry of Mount Vernon. N. Y.. with
a bond of 15,000. The bankrupt's 11a
bllltlea are 313,733.15, with usscts of
about 313,500.
Assignments.
DAVID STOLL. manufacturing drcseec 0-3
West Tnenty-iocond atreet, jvsterJsy as
signed for the bencOt of creditors to
Melvlllo Itoyd.
MEY11R FKIXJHUR, dealer In candy, yes
terday assigned for the benefit of credi
tors to Harold II. Falllck.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The Jollowtag Judgments were filed yes
terday, November 7; the first name Is that
of the debtor:
Anthony, Hammond Chemical
Works T. J. Parker. Inc.... 33.793.13
Dushmau, Francis X. N. H.
Aroiuiin 5,223.72
Baronilerj, Adolf Harm sky
Tear! und Diamond Co., Inc.. 1.015. Co
Crouch, Albert W. J. U. Croucn,
costs 115.70
Darning, llyron C. 000 Park Av.
Co.. lnc 2,119.13
Engelaon. Max, and Herman Ka-
men H. llaum 171.70
Elam. Onelrln, and Fidelity nncl
Deposit Co. of Marland Peo
ple. Ac 300.00
Freeman. Liula, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co of New York
1'i.uple. &c en 00
F'.nn. Charles 11. -V. N. FUnn . 7.331.50 I
FUnagan, 'Ilioma J--ltadern ic 1
llelJoR, .lilt 1!..."S 1
Grossman. Jacob N tl. Krauske. " 11 io
Habib, llf.mi -A i:;.may. . 304.3? i
".To help mako strong, keen,
red-blooded Americans there
is nothing in my experience
which I have found to valu
able as organic iron Nuxated
Iron," Bays Dr. James Francis Sullivan,
formerly physician of'Rcllevue Hospital
(Outdoor Dept). New York, and the
Westchester County Hospital. Nuxated
Iron oiten increases the strength and
endurance of weak, nervous, run-down
people in two weeks' time. It is now
being used by over three million
people annually, including such men ai
Hon. Leslie M. fahaw- formerly Secre-
AOTCMN HE.SOHT3.
NF.n .IKIP-LY Atlanllc tltj.
A IWKAL
As a winter rebuff. Atlantie
eOtKasi
healthful eliroate. clear sparkling atmosphere, ouMoor allrarf.orn and ho- I
8VfcV?
finanie noteie. fraencecunsenauon ai d study your own rtmfcrt by locating I
n one of hesn luxurious hotels, t very home comfort and convenience with I
no oai nr neip tiii'siion io worry you.
Coif. Motoring. Roller Chairing. Concerts. Thaatrc.
THE LEADING HOUSES ARE ALWAYS OPEN
d will gladly lurnljh full information, rates, etc., upon request (Hotels an
all American Flan, unless otherwise noted)
h
s sj"vrts s w w I s I . r . .J.
Si 1 1 1 n 1 oi nlnnnni -ssi-l I
I TrTJEV - Z . i
-r 1 1 coirvf ort aivtt h&aXlK.
WALTR J. !ZBy
ODarlborough-SBlcnkitn
THt LUDWI eiltm HOUSa or TNI W0NU
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
"THt NATIONS HEALTH SHOr"
HISLTH IB irflCHNCV
A Oennlcldc Climate and Clesn Streeta.
No Duit. No Dirt. Innumerable Out
door Recreations snd Indoor Entertstnmems
tan enMs at aauisa I JOlUHsTHITIIIONItfL
NKtV .IKHiFA noiiiituli."
! THE PUDDING SIONE II
I Von may ennui on the Lnckawnnna In
un hour I Hen u surprise jt,u ur.- fa, far
from New York lii"ii ail year tuvoruble
weekly ratev, Ft.iier.
t. N VlVl-KXT. IldONTCIN. N .1
HIlllOKI.YN HHAI, F.STATK FOR SAI.H. 1
NEW SEMI-DETACHED
1 - family
i .. I
fix rooms nnd hath, oleetrjo lights, aieum
he-it. p.ir.u,.( floors, extra deep loi. :oom
fur giiriixo mid garden, prlco 6,2oo. ea.v
terms, builder on premises, hous" , an '..i
aein any iln . in,- uding riiindaj Fast n i
Street, between Dlnmis im,l hm, t .... i
I 1 Intbush. short olsliinee from Newklrii,
Av. station of tlm Hrlghton Line ur Dlt
, v elation of the I'ulver Line i
11KAL KfrATK.
pmn wSiViS! ij 527 5 AV.
Ntarby Connecticut I'royirtlts. Imuran;.
!lhc bhelburnc Motel Dennis Hirlboroash-Bleihelnl
After extensive ! .- On the Ocean Front On the Ocean Front I
pr'uvem-nt.. !len..i Walter J llu.by American and I
February , ,9,9. WSlnd ,0,i5B2BJS5S c I
1 . .. ..... BS
BBBBBBBi I .; v.rni, rtt'UV
KM n J , ll.'c.,-Kdwkrda Motel Chelsea
Mf cL'en lUuc" Hotel St. Charles j VThemici
HSH The Wtllshire Wm. a. lch Mgr. Th H I h
Central Near Reach On tho Ocear?Front Central; Near Beach
bamuel Kills F F. Cot k a Suns A II Darnell
mm Vit liiforinutlnn and schedule ot convenient rallrond facilities,
9m consult local ticket nxents.
William W. C. A. Wee-
tervelT
276. 4
253.12
1,088.29
17,583.(3
(13.83
319.15
I8.3t
e;i
Hughes. Margaret A. Iflahop Co.
J. M. Smith. Inc. O. II. Carey..
Jullllnrd. Augustus and Ld-
ward Jhigluecrlng Co., Inc. I
llencr
Lincoln l'arker Film Co.
Acr.10 Lithographing Co..
Mnloney, Dennis I J. Allwecht.
Magulrr. Alfred D. Silverman. .
Moore, Gladys M.. or Mary Plck
furd U. C. Wllkenlng....i-1
Nnturoputhlo Institute ItuJue
Publishing Co
Ollvor Publishing Co. Waro Co,
Progressive Uniform Co., Inc. C.
71. Mccrallli
Follock, Nathan M. H. lllooil....
Fera, Joneh K. Y. J. Ooorgnsj...
Rouinagnaa, Loula 13. Illctlarda
et al
Sands, Howard 1). Encyclopedia
Hrltannlca Co
Schleslngor. Arthur, and Irving
Elrlch (Kchleainger & Ulflch)
C. Hchnltier
Stanton. Charles A. A. C- Luck-
onbach
Tanty, Inc. H. Hug -
Von Walde, ' Julius Cross
TIrown Co
02.8
141.10
l.bss.on
io:.8
292.2
18.555. 05
::.
25J.42
1, 870.83
354.68
171.4J
BRONX.
The flrnt nam Is that of the debtort
Baechler, Charloa II., as ex. F.
A.outhworth, s trustee J,Tu.7
Kellner, Loula National Cash ...
-lteglster Co 14I.1S
Lewla It. Woods Const. Co., lnt.v
Metropolitan Electrlo Mfg. Co.. 4,991.0!
llobliisou, George H. II, Good
man :
Sternberg, Ijiurenre A. C. Muller
49.72
sc. oc
Tryo, iaaian 11. i-argmcm
Taylor, Joseph n. Alexander
HamllltAi Institute
90 U
Satisfied Jiidgmenta.
MANHATTAN
The first name Is that of Iho debtor, the
second that of the creditor and dato when
Judgment was filed:
Gent, Caroline D.Oent Construc
tion Co., Inc., and John J, ileut
National Radiator Co., July
19, 1913 1244 87
Cole, Charles, and William J.
Fltigorald Feople, &o., Oct 9,
191 (vacated) 800.09
Svoplte Trap Rock Co. F. H. v
Hubbard, Nov.-6, 191S 138.50
Same Hanie, Nov. 8, 1918 3.632 9?
Westeolt Express Co. J, McOov-
ern, Oct. 20. 1918 '. 350 00
URONX.
Stephens, Clinton, Jr. A. Cngll-
oslro, Nov. 10, 1913 240 21
Stephens, Clinton Webor i Hell-
hroner. Aug. 7, 1917 153. It
f Yesterday's Fires, j
A.M. ' Less
9:40 ill th at. :" Harnelt Clar....None
10:10 313 St. Nicholas av.: Jamaica
Hank Trifling
10:20 Pier 14. North River; coal
boat, United Slates Oovern
ieient Unknown
10:45 20th at & Ninth nv.; auto
mobile, Standard Oil Co None
10:60 926 Madison av.; Dr. Marcho-
witz Slight
11 :20 Ilrook & Westchester uve-
nucs; I. It. T. subway train. .Sllgh
V M.
12:06 680 Dryant av., lJronx; Jacob
ltelsa Trifling
1:20326 W. 36th et.; W. Hlg-
glus Unknown
2:4T 17 W. 42.1 st : W. Solnman. . .None
2:25 1956 Washington uv., Uronx;
Jacob 1'earlman Trifling
8:55 1063 Washington av., Uronx:
Dept. of Highway Trlfilnr
4:30 520 W. 4 4th et. ; automoblle.Unknon ,t
4.35 1843 Lexington av.; un
known . . . .Unknow .
4:4013 Av. C; unknown Trltllnr
r. 20 1993 Second av . unknown . .Trifling
615 127 E. 2Sth at.; Mr. Good
win ... .4 Trillins
7 :05- 13S E 16th at.; 11 H Willlng-
ton Trlfllnr
tary of the
Treasury and
cx -Governor
of Iowa;- for
mer United
States Senator and Vice -Presidential
nominee, Charles A. Townc; General
John L. Clem (Retired), the drummer
boy of Shiloh. who was sergeant in
the United States Army when only FJ
Jeara of age; also United State3 Judge
Ij. Vi. Atkinson of the Court of Claims
of Washington, and others. Nuxated
iron 13 dispensed by ail 'goud druggists
everywhere
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Hie Host Attracllte Countrr
er New Vork ciif.
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Hotel
Garden City, Long lalauif.
One pt themost exclusive hotoljln AmeTlnav.
A combination of country lire and metropot
aUn '1u,,lrs, rlAom. toundi conducted on vhl
American plan, with a handeoma a a c!arti
restaurant for the convenlcnco of motxirtru
w Most Comfortable Winter Home
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L huitlon Street
12 Story Fireproof Modern Bldg.,
C, 7, S, 3 Rooms, 2 and 3 Batlu,
3)1,800 $2,700
(Jar.iceAn omiiindntlim for Tenants.
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