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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
FLOODS AGAIN
WORRY PARIS
SEINE RIVER ia FAST REACHING
DANGEROUS STAGE; low
QUARTERS COVERED.

Paris, Nov. 14.There has been nj
abatement of the food from the rivel
Seine, which still continues % rise
The gage at POINT ROYAL marks 8
height Of 5.93 meters, which is 3.4s
meters above the normal and some
what higher than that estimated q
few days ago for this date. The rivel
authorities estimate the rise vii
Thursday reach maximum OF 7.2(
meters, a little more than two meters
short Of the disastrous foods Of last
January.
Low Quarters Inundated.
The low quarters at the eastern end
Of the city and part Of the Jardin Des
Plantes, or the Museum OF Natura
history, are now inundated and the
subterranean passages to the Auster
lie station are flooded, gangways be
ing improvised for passengers.
The cellars OF the Palais de Justice
the Conciergerie and the prefecture Of
police are full of water. M. Lupine
the perfect Of Paris, has Installed trac
ton enC: aes and dynamos in the court
yard to supply electricity for the OF
fees. Quays are overfowed in Aute
uil. Bercy and other districts
The suburbs are suffering immense
damage. The river at Asnieres is
over its banks, flooding the lower floors
Of houses.
Poor Already Suffering.
The poor in the eastern suburbs
who were so heavily stricken last
January, are again sugering almost as
severely. Many of the residents have
already moved out their furniture. 1t
Is feared that Il nber Of factories
will be forced to close down tomorrow
throwing thousands out Of work.
The river Marne is falling, but sew
eral Of the smaller places along its
banks are inundated.
It is raining tonight and the weather
bureau holds out no promise of clear
weather, on which everything depends.
Up to the present comparatively
small Inconvenience has been exper-
fenced, but the Seine is now at stage
when every inch OF rise means greatly
aggravated conditions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
TO CONFER WITH INDIANS.
Senator cummlns and Congressman
Good to Attend Conference
at Toledo Tomorrow.

Toledo, Nov. IA. (speciaD IAN i'm
portant conference will be held here
tomorrow between the citizens and
the Muskwaki Indians with reference
to q possible allotment of reservation
land in severality Senator Cummins
and CongressnanG Good win be present
at the conferences. Bills have been
pending in congress providing for the
allotment for some time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
| YOUNG
AND DCU|NM|NS
TO Be FRIENDS
NEW SENATOR DEcLAREs ALSO
THAT HIS POLICY WILL be CON
sTRucTivE; SEVERAL cANDI.
DATES IN FIELD.

Des MoInes, Nov. IA Senator
Young said today that he and
Senator Cummins, whom no for-
merly opposed through his nsws-
paper, will be friends In the sen-
ate and that his policy will be
constructive, not destructive, and
that he will favor every good meas-
ure without regard to It's source.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

WANTED-A real salesman, a man who
has ability, who will work for us as hard
and conscientiously as he would for him
self. to represent us exclusively in Ne
braska Omaha n South Omaha not In
cluded), for 1910. Must be ready to COM
mence work at once. We have a large,
well-known and in every way first-class
line OF EXCLUSIVE Calendars and Adver-
Using Specialties. Our line Is so attractive
and varied that each and every business In
every town in the country, without regard
to size, can be successfully solicited. Our
goods are very attractive, but no more SO
than our reasonable prices, and we know
from the experience Of others who have
been and are now in our employ that any
bright, hustling man who has ability and
is willing to work, can make with us from
$50 to $50 per week. Commissions liberal
Our company was organized In 1882. We
are capitalized for S2OO,ON. We state this
simply to show hat we are responsible
and mean business. Address +. II. Hop
live, Merchants Publishing Company, Kali
amazoo, Michigan" =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

SALES MANAGER for real estate. Want
experienced young man TO learn TO take
general Management OF the business, one
seeking permanent future, with salary and
interest in the company and willing ~
begin with commission contracts. 266 Bee"
JANITOR for office building, who can
run electric elevator about one hour per
day. Reply In own handwriting and give
references and experience. Q 2S8. Bee.
want men in each locality 10 act as our
Representatives after l~eafning our business
thoroughly by mail: we teach you tracing
OF drawings and you secure work for us, in
your home town; an opportunity 10 gel
into good paying business without apita
or interfering with present employment.
Southwestern Engineering Co, Century
Bldg, 81. Louis. Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
HELP ~WANTED-MALE
Agents and sale-men-cOntinued


PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Guaranteed crayons, size 1920. 40c: frames
at your own price; 30 days credit, samples
free. We are not in the picture and frame
trust. We own a large frame factory and
sell at one-half the price portrait com
panies can; our business established %
years. I'VE can give you steady employ
ment. Our big wholesale art catalogue
with confidential prices and instructions
mailed free to agents. Williams Picture
and Frame Co. 2516 Taylor St., Chicago
AGENTS-We manufacture and control
20 fast sellers: no other firm handles them;
big illustrated catalogue OF $50 specialties
nee; samples furnished; every housewife a
purchaser; spring specialties. Pease Mfg.
Co, Dept. 81, Buffalo,, N. "
$50 SUITS TO ORDER SIS. MCCARTHY
WILSON, 34 South Sixteenth Streets
Boys.
BOYS AND GIRLS, after school. Call
$3.50 y. m, room 16, Patterson block.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

500 MONTHLY and expenses 20 advertise.
samples and collect namea Write
Co. n q. Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

Ask for H. B. McMaster at HOTEL
LINCOLN. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
Tuesday and Wednesday. February
Sth and 9th.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
GET READY

The big auto shows during January,
February and March in all the large cities
in America will sell $50, 600 new 1910 cars,
now building In the factories, and will
create a demand for
DRIVERS mi REPAIR e
at from SIS to $50 per month. Our catalogue
will show you how We have trained and
placed hundreds of men of mechanical
inclination I'm a position to earn twice their
former wages, either through our
HOME CORRESPONDENCE COURSE
or by attending the resident courses at the
oldest. best equipped, most reliable school
motoring.
The Automobile School Of America,
1905 Michigan Ave, Chicago, IlLS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
MOSHER & LAMPMAN.
HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE
MisceIIaneOus-COntInued.

WANTED-Lady to travel in Neb.; good
pay and tailor made suit in 80 days; ex-
perience unnecessary; reliable firm. Write
for particulars, ]. e. McBrady CO., Chi
cago.%
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
LOST AND FOUND

s GOOD. big sound draft horses, express
wagon and harness. Call Harvey 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
HELP W%ANTep-MALE
Agents aud ssIesmen-COntInued.

A LARGE STEEL CONCERN IN
OHIO is looking for young men expert
enced in selling FIELD FENCE, Nails,
Barbed Wire, Staples and Bale Ties to
retail stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
HELP %WANTEp-MALE
Agents and saIesmen-Continued.

FILLED WITH JOYl-$O to go per
week; $4,000, already made ana money com
ing fast the greatest ever lust OUT q TIDAL
wave to success; no experience required
just start and the MONEYS yoursj men or
women. Here Is how they DO IT.: c.. ,.
Garrett. Ohio, showed Z families, sold g.
profit SIS. A. b. Vtrritt, Louisiana. sold
one day, profit 81. n. Boucher orders 75
more and says everybody want one; best
business I ever had. Mrs. J. Brown. Penn
sylvania. sold 10. made so first three days.
Only two sales a DAY means So profit q
week. Free sample to active agents. Fa-
nous Easy Way Clothes Washer. Cleans
family wash In 30 to so minutes; no work
not q washing machine; only move knob
occasionally; nothing else like It; no chemi-
Gals, no rubbing. no washboard, no boiler.
every family eager TO buy; easy to sell.
low price of s6; risk a penny. Send posta
for agency. Harrison Mfg. Co, 226 Harri-
son Bldg. Cincinnati. hlo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Boys.
Clerical and office.

BOYS AND GIRLS, after school. Call
1880 p. m, room 16, Patterson block.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

MANIFESTATIONS to carry as side line
on commission basis, a staple and popular
priced line of laces and embroideries for
well known New York Importer. State
territory, experience and references. Ad-
dress ~, Box Az, Madison Square, New
York
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
HELP WANTEp-MALE


WITH MAGIC maple flavor, crystal
Mapo," delicious syrup, costs 40 cents gal
wanted everywhere sufficient to flavor 2
gallons sent prepared for y cents. II you
want permanent, profitable business, write
Western Maple Syrup Co, Los Angeles,
CALI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

nOrses and vehicIs--OOntlnued.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

In the wiids ~ Xfrica ready Eeb I. Eng
lish and Swedish editions; popular price;
100 per cent profit; take advance orders
KaIbeck Novelty Co, Grand Island, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
MOVING AND STORING

EXP. Delivery Co, office 10th and Dav-
IMPORT Sts.; warehouse, 2207-9 lizard st.
lst-class STORAGE q MOVING. COLES
EXPRESS. 1a16 Carlto1 Ave. D. SO. A-Sos7.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

ADVERTISING solicitor to secure adj
vertising for annual catalogue of Omaha
company; liberal percentage contract. Ad-
dress p 2S7, BeeS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

WANTED-Good, live sales agents to sell
stock remedies, mot stock food" Perma-
nent position with well established firm
men with ability can net S35 TO $50 per
week. Address Coucil Bluffs Remedy Co,
Council Bluffs. Ia"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

WANTED, AGENTs-Legitimate substi-
tutes for slot machines; patented; sells on
sight for 81; particulars. elisha Company.
Anderson, lnd:"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

WANTED550 statesmen, experienced. sell
ing imported calendars, wall pockets, it's
sues. opals, tinseled goods, etc. from Ohio
to California, Canada to gulf; sample
ready; commissions weekly; bond required.
Lincoln Novelty Advertising Co., Lincoln.
Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

SALESMAN to sell staple line to all
dealers, attractive contract, commission ad-
vanced for expenses. Hustler With clean
record wanted. E. L. Rice g. Co., Detroit,
Mieh.%
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

MISUNDERSTANDING; the line you have
been looking for: Staple, sells
~verywhere over and over again; samples
light and commissions liberal. National
Mercantile Co, Iowa City, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

LOST-Gold spectacles with Kryptok
lenses in Columbian opt. Co. case. Return
Columbian opt Co, 21 S. 18th. Reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

Notwithstanding new; every farmer
needs one; good profits. Write today. Bart
lett Supply Co, Brown Block, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED, exclu-
sive territory. big money, permanent in
come to live representatives: great discov-
cry for cleaning teeth. Write for free
san pie. Carriers Instantaneous Tooth
Powder Co, Washington, u. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

AGENTS make 500 per cent profit selling
gold window letters, novelty signs and
~changeable signs; 800 varieties; enormous
demand; catalogue free. sullivan Co., 45
Var Buren, St, Chicago, ILL.,"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

AGENTS-Novelties. souvenirs, premiums
and post cards; side line" or exclusive"
all the world heaters shown monthly I'm the
Novelty News. 1911 Market St. Chicago.
Subscription, 81 per yedr. Get a copy at
best news stands. Order It II not there.
Spells opportunity TO live wires"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

FRONT STREET.-THE Charles r. Noyes Com
pany has sold TO Harry Hall the five story loft
building. Cn plot -l1s7 feet, just south o. Old
Slip.
9TH STREET-J RomaiDe Brown K CO have
sold for Biooyninsdale Brothers. L the Twenty
Fifth Street Construction Company. Nos SO and
IS West 2-th street q plot 5sxsss9 feet The
site will he improved with a twelve story loft
building
Theresa Suchy the premises located at Nos. 3S2
and 3S4 East 18Th street. 10 a client SIX
story apartment house. on a plot S5&loo feet
I2STH STRFET-Pease. & Gilman and A
Gutenberg sold Tor AQoiph Horovttz No 2l1 West
i2Sth street 2 four stOr- brownstons dwelling
house, On lot 16 SN99.11 feet. and Nc pa West
131st street three story dwelling house, on lot
Nos 497 and 499 Greene avenue. northeast cor
ner Of Nostrand avenue. Brooklyn. two four story
fathouses on q plot 4oESo feet
131ST STREET-P- : Tracy has sold 10 T. J:
Cevlne the lot. 25x10O feet OF the north side or
ISlsL street. Ijo feet Of Amsterdam avenue
SEVENTH ATENT-E-Jacob NeadIe has sold
for Louis Bernstein to Robert 7. Emmett. Alex
ander Simmons and Mrs Emily 4 hirlock- as
executors. Nos. 2O35 and 2037 Seventh avenue, q
SIX story dwelling house. on plot 81 6z1G0 feet.
THE BRONX
PROSPECT AVENCE-Joseph Liehertz has
sold MS home No. aST Prospect avenue between
Construction Co11pauv- Il consists Of large
three story frame dwelling house. with q Two
story garage IN the rear. L has I frontage oT
g. fee- OF the avenue and extends hack $50 feet
The property vas given IN par payment for Ine
eight stcr- apartment house, on plot 65x1oo feet
on The north side q 156th street 1S5 feet east
OF Riverside Drive. recently completed by the
Construction
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
LIS PENDENS.

ST AIMS AVE. " s. IS s = n % 18th -.
2tx1Qo. John Fedd=n agt Coleman Ebb -
a. foreclosure Of ntSJ- attOruev, H Wendt.
sOU1HERN BOULEVARD. : Y cor 1T6th 81
IS Iox1262: Whitley Westervelt agr La Telle
Real Estate Co faction 70 set aside deed.
etc), ATTORNEY. \ Z Stricken
2aTH ST. 32T and 329 East; Jacob Firsch
agt Francesca Genovese 81 al foreclosure CT
mtg: attornevs. Erakover & Peters.
ARTHUR ST. $ 500 # " Of 5th ave 5ox
100. John \ De Leve- eiSr Joseph Dugau 81 al
foreclosure of mtg; attorneys, Runsey-
Sheppard s ingalls,.
25TE ST 1S2 and 49, West. Midtown Con
srrucrIon Co aEr William T Hayward et al
laction to declare lienb; attorneys. Peacock
& Steves-
MAPLE ST $ 100 f. Of Ave \. o5z1oo.
Mary r Delan ct a agt COOPERATIVE Con
structlon co Of WIliia11sbrldge foreclosure
Of mtg; attorney. James J. Fitzgerald
BLOCKS 2S4T. 2S4S 2S49. $3.50, 2S61 1855.
1865 and 2s57, sec II. The Bronx: 3Grh s.. II
$ $50 It pf 9th ave, 25x9s 9; 3Oth 81, $
415 It of 5th ave 25x98 8; 30th st. 7 s $50
f " OF 9TH ave. 20x95.e 9; Thomas Keator.
Gdn, agt RoTai z Moss et Al (actfon 70 i'm
press trust); attorneys, Dittenhoefe-. Gerber
& James.
1147'E ST. 3o6 East. People etc agt Nicola
Fecoraro (nottce OF levy. attorney, c Whit
man.
45TH ST. $, 2T1.e # = Of 20 ave. 6s 6x1oo 4.
45th Street Exchange 81 al factions 70 fore
close Two mechanics Iiens): attorneys. Hend-
rick, Abberley & Hendrtck
1o2D ST. 126 Wes-; Helena Rexer aEt
Theresa Gonoud 81 al faction 10 impress
trust}. attorney. 4 u NeiseL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23

,o.s1od. LF0RD ORD AVE :. 7s2 q Of Liopy
%%.si' >tssnch Gates & co. Inc +..ori
s,@+ 90 0"Hsr John Mcdonald. to'''' -
E,1s,i-b,,r L los West; Henry Damn r+bur
atirins H., oWher Arthur Atkins anu
! ATKINS Ilc' contractors: S135.
at T,t,t,., Il, I4s West; Pttsburg Plate Ty,il
a., It.i Ii,s'-Lei ana Albert Lehman. owners "
''-n. -h' -tlssIIlsoh' contractor; $3.50
~, ~ h1'7d - l4R AVE 1872: Phillip Jslper1n ,- az
Sr err,.r = Husu. . owner Samuel l. and BESSIE ""
80, 30 RiILANDT AVE s71 salvatore Zin6apn'
c. III i7LIan Boliner and Constance olfllpsc,, oa
o~MneIs ~ ana contractors: Courtlaudt Garast'
..lt- ,sl ",3Vse e. Simpson and John Wiser ''"
Ctf ~ 5oN AVE cor of 176th 81 l'oS ~ ~
- 1,@ss s rosothers agt Granite Construction -
"'ieT ana contractor: $500.
looLH ST :. 175 # " OF 7th ave. 72xS' 72xS-I; y ;
cn 1HuIcn I; Gates 6 20 agt Channel RealtE i aiu
o4a, uItIoh Co. owner and contractor thiis'uei
* weinberg. contractors; 1907 "a.
ETH ST. and 235th 81. s. $50 r y Q!
hatonan ave. 52xSo Raf1aeIe Maurieil et al az
tractor, 500
MOTT AVE. cor OF 144th ST. 1olfXlo0,
IhoIIds MulliSan Construction Co agt Hahdy
fteatty % owner and contractor: Rockville heai
Estate Co. owner. ST GOO
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23

average rate per passenger per mile IN ISVA
was 1856 cents. in the year 1910, lsof cents
The average rate per ton per mile in 1901
was G709 cent. in the year 1910, 0-5S3 cent
Taxes increased from S73,S4 - in 1901 10
SOS. 523 % i'm 1910. notwithstanding that very
substantial increases have been granted TO
shopmsn trainmen. swItchmsu freight
house men, section men and others al 01f-
ferent periods during the year just closed.
the labor problem is still confronting your
management in the form OF dppilcatlon
for further increases.
"It is a question how the management
shall meet the increased expense due 10
increased wages and other causes. at the
same time serve the public In the manner
demanded and expected and also malnta IN
the propertv in the way II should be kept
unless a proportionate advance can be OBJ
tanned in the rates OF transportation 10 on
set the increase in cost Of operation. In
addition TO the foregoing restrictive ana
supervisory legislation enacted by federai
and state governments and the action
taken hereunder by administrative bodros
and commissions have been and will DOUBT
less vet be even more material factors IN
reducing net earnings.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23

Malcolm Construction
Co: s1.o5o; address. 1851 30 az Psa,,,,
LOTS to s. blk g. map map 81 1aSej' o6oJ: Nov II;
80, 80: The Bronx (pT1ors Der CENT Melrose Really
Sd ave r,,,-,sid.
ave siGFKis ~, Us - Ine as per bond George
7 Zv-icifer 70 Moses {; wright s9''o'' du
dress. 125 West 12oth 81 r. Of 1924 st.
80 f1H = \ =. 81 3Oo); Nov u. due as
per bond Ellen Mulholiand ,is-r,,ion 70 ave.
| Benkiser; $500. address Igoo - I7o,t ct
f5tYMPToN 5dt! ,e, AVE ss 7S1oo , mtgs each
Sdooi Nov -, due as per err{i,n. S21 0o0: ad-
/ l,1 to James Alexander
TELLER .vr $ $50. 10 # n e OF -FeiIer to1e1r
81 75aoo. Nov 81. demand 20 . george Ludwig
Realty and Construction 80 10
/ $4,000; address. I5li 3d aNt' ,.- Jotz t43
VAN NEST AVE. z1 ara 73S oe'i - due as
and 1T map Van NesI ~ Manhattan Mort
gage 90 e. 0oG. address 200 Broad"aS- ~
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg S",SIsv, S",s,seiirIsg and
Semand per cent SAM 90, 800: address.
Amsterdam ave and l2oth 81 t-1s+ ct -
WEBSTER AVE. = -oG, 4 %o, 81 81 ~; . yrs,
19I.llx irres prior mtg tSaaynordz to Jeanette
Russell: $1,000; address. 2450 DeVo9 ,o
10th ST. Il s 269 # OF 9nrIse MoIsge u B,in to
e {99 Oct p = Que as pf s 9S6 o9o atorney oGrady
Brothers. 2T7 Broadway --,.--a+o,, ave.
1sSD ST s. 1897 # Of " asttiif az FSiizsbett'
Peace; So coo address 23 Stevens St T. Oh
New York =,
1a7Tu ST - o. # Of Creston ave, %, TX
Az i--a " II - =, 4re erc as per bond: ANA
lie Pirk to Victor tierhards. slo71 address 1ti'
Clinton ave.
SANE pporrp7v-. Nov y: due as per bono :
same 10 Charles a BenAiser; $2ovo aduIess'
1906 Marmion ave. z
SAME PROPERTY; NV y; due as Pe. po.'g ~. .
same to Joseph D putey, Slo9o. addIeS'' 'f
9th st.
2o6TH ST. 2e9 East. al24l2o : Noy 2su2a "a yTS s
So ner cent. Edwin NJ WOlbash 70 t~ttia ~
Bispham. s. 600. address 1O9 West f5th 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Anna Il Moldeuk, and ano eErs. to Anna
Il MoIdenke and ano. trus: - asstsi total
same to Anna 4 Moldenke: $1,000
Same TO sane. $24.0oo-
Same to Sophia NJ MolCenke. S-J"uV
Same 20 Arnold J 2 Helms. $25,ooo-
Jeanette Nonhciuer and ano TO Hyman
Trust = OF America to Manhattan Mort
Ma Manhattan Mortgage 90 TO Guarantee Mort
s'-f lawyers 7 I 8. Co to LAWYERS Mortgage
Title : ( CO to John H. selmes: $4,000
William H Murphy to Title 9 ! I 60; S100
Len1k Kiurond wife CyrH = TO : Trust
Thomas Sngs' + Barrow 20 Dora Coffee; s., 400.
Joseph Pa;erno to Leo NJ Klein. 800
Herbert = schwarz to Edward Akerbs;
St Luxe's Home for Aged Women to Dora
William Wright ct al. ezrs, to Lizzie ]
same to Lizzie Pedlow: $3.50
Same Mary RuddeLl' $3.50 soso
Same 10 Margaret L Keller; SSeo'
J Clarence Davies to Knickerbocker Trust
Co: assts. 10; mtgs, $4,000
City Mortgage Co 10 New york Trust Co: 81
n BentIey: sao.71I O6
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
Lawyers Mortgage Co. / assts. total. $4,000
same to Joseph " Lawrence. trus: $4,000.
Margaret 3 Newington. extra to Margaret
2 Newington: SO 900
Annuccio santini Metropolitan Saving,
Rudolph j H Mater 10 Joseph Dutey1
American Mortgage Co to Kate Kenney
s4,515,
Same to Mabeile I, Burras :, s. .ooe
Walter II Warren to HenTy r { atson: 81
Adeliza r sahlsr and ano. executors OF Benja-
min " Merriam 10 Maria H Crane S9Oou-
Walter J EEan TO Henry Hughes, 5000
Barney Estate Company TO Chelsea Realty
| Company; $50. .Ono
Martha L Schloss. administratrix Of Lewis !
| Echoss. 10 Martha I. Schloss 81
Pincus Lowenfeld and sho 10 William
| Gearon; 81,
| Germania Bank 70 Lena stolz Ell
BENJAMIN Benenson TO sarah Siegel; 500
Equitable Life Assurance society 10 Lawyers
| Mortgage Company. s35, Dco 49,,
William n Turrell ct 81 10 William II. Tur
| FelI: $50 coo
ti.orge ? H.oleuder to Lillian spangsnbers
| sl.333.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov Z2.-ConsoIs closed 3-16 low
er a. 1913 for money and 791. for account
Anaconda was uncha1 eed a. E39s- Canadian
Pacific q lower a. 2D97s- Grand Trunk =
lower aI A1s.
Money was dear and discount rates hard
ened IN sympathy.
The stock market opened steady, but sag
ged later on dear money. The Welsh col
nery troubles affected home securities, con
soils falling rhree-sixteenths- Foreign bonds
we're firm on investment buying, but MsEt-
can securities closed fat
American securities were quiet and feat
ureless during the forenoon Realizing
caused recession in the early afternoon
but light New York buying helped q re-
covery and made the closing steady.
Call money in London. 41lG5 per cent
open market discount rate for short bills
IA per cent; long bills, 47sG= 7-15 per cent
Berlin discount rate. ~ per cent. Paris dis
count rate, 2aa Per cent: Paris exchange OF
London, % francs 80 cenrimes: Berlin eI-
change on London, . marks 4S74 pfennigs.
Bar gold. rs Qd, and American eagles 76s
sd
Paris Nov. C2-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged al - #. 37-ac. Prices were
generally steady on the Bourse- Mexican
New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
IN BROOKLYN DISTRICTS.

WATERS & Goddard have sold for Louisa
Sanders TWO four story brick apartment
houses. with stores, At No. SS1 TO So Fifth
avenue, near 5sth street, Brooklyn. on z
plot 7Gz100 feet. also Tor T. J ". Bursch
she block II Third avenue between 87th
and 8sth streets. and for the Hoxie Realty
COMPANY the three story apartment house
no. IS3 Eighth avenue. near 1st street.
P :. Treacy has sold 10 William "A Ehr-
Gorr q dwelling and garage at the south
west corner of Avenue T and Ocean ave
nue. Flatbush. also 10 A AIcGione. No. 7eS
Washington avenue. a four story double
EarhoUse or plot Sgxlo0