davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-12
dniach Papiez juz bedzie mogl IL
dzielac audyencyi. .

dzlelaC audyencyl. o.
- Minister rnarynarki Tedesco
wnios} w parlamencie o 16 Milo
now lirow ma budowe nowych
statkow wojennych.
- Doniesiono tn, re milioner
amerykanski Morgan i eXprezy-
dent Mexyku Porfirio Diaz, kto-
rzy bawili ostatnio w Egipcie, wy
jechali juz z Kairu i przybywajq
do Neapolu, skad udaja sic do A
meryki.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, y marca. - Car
ska cora, Tat jana, ur. w +. 1879
zaniemogla, stan jej obaw zreszta
ME budzi.
z Anglii.
Londyn, II marca. - N1ema
dnia jednego, ably W rozmaitych
miastach angielskich, ME wyklu-
czajac przedewszystkiem stolicy,
sufrazystki ME urzadzi}y jakicj
awantury! Wczoraj w dzielnicy
Nottingham odby}y one zebranie
publiczne, ktore jednak pre-
mienilo sic W istnq bijatyke.. Mia
nowicie sufrazystki zwrocl}y
przeciw sobie stanowczo Gala o.
pinie publiczna, tax re icll mkt
sluchac ME chce: wczoraj obrzu-
como ich mowczynie zgnilemi O.
wocami i poturbowano je dobrze
- tax, re az policya wkroczyc
musiala. Niema dnia, by kilku su-
frazystek ME aresztowano "a wy
biianie szyb i wyczynianie roz-
maitych innych r6wnie ,,dowcip-
nych' szopek.
- Ksiaze Walii, nastepca tro-
nu angielski po ukohczeniu kur-
su szkolnego W Oxfordzie, pole
die do krewnych swej matki, do
Niemiec, ale ME odwiedzi dworu
berlinskiego. Drugi syn krola
angielskiego, Albert, wybral sic
ma okrecie Cumberland do In
dvi zachodnich przebywa teraz
ma wyspie Martynice.
Doniesiono tu Novel Ze-
landyi, ze okret wyprawy podbie-
gunowej Scotia, bohatera tel wy
prawy, ktory zginal byf L piec'u
towarzyszami W lodach podbiegu-
nowych, przybyi szczeSliwie do
Christ Church, portu tamtejsze-
60 i po spoczynku wybiera sic W
droge powrotna do Anglii.
Trzesienie ziemi.
Guantanamo, miasto, II marca.
- We wschodniej stronie rzeczy-
pospolitej dalo sic odczuc slime
trzesienie ziemi: w kilku miaStach
znaczne poczynilo emo szkoly: a
kcve ratunkowa rad prowadzi
w Coilapa szkoia, W ktoreJ Cd
bywala sic nauka, zostala uszko-
dzona, ale ludzi Mkt ME zgi-
nal.
z Kuby.
Havana, l. marca. - Prezy-
dent Gomez ma dis kongresowl
kubanskiemu przedstawic wzgle-
DIV, jake kieruja protestem Sta
now Zjednoczonych, przeciwko o.
gioszeniu amnesty dla politycz-
nych przestepc0w.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, II marca. - MiniStrO-
vie finanSow panstw rzeszy ME-
mieckiej odbyli tn konferencye,
ma ktorej uchwalono ogiosic le-
dnorazowy podatek nadzwyczaj-
nv cd osobistego dochodu, celem
pokrycia kosztow pcwiekSzenla
armii, jak to wniosek rzadowy
projektuje.
Jezeli potrzebujecie pieniedzy ma
budowe albo ma splacenie starej hy-
poteki idzcie do Hatterman CLAM.
lilo Milwaukee ave-. DO takowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-12

S[S, dLSDN MAY lC NV idNOllilS, IL
Stany Zjednoczone ME czyhaja ma
ich caloSC, 'lub byt niezalezny a
pragna tylko ustalenia ich rza
dow ma podstawach pokojowych !;
po drugie, azeby ostrzedz tych
chronicznych rewolucycnist0w,
re ME maja spodziewat sic. IL
Stany Zjednoczone beda obojet-
ne lub neutralne wobec ich nice
nych usilowah. Opr6cz Cypryana
Castro, ktory miai planowat
wszczecie novel rewolucyi W
Wenczueli, oSwiadczenie jest
skierowanc przeciw byiemu pre-
zydentowi Nikaraguy, Zelayi,
ktory noSil sic zamiarcm wSzcze
cia pozogi rewolucyjnej jedno-
czesnie we wszystkich krajach
Srodkowej Ameryki.
Ze senatu Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Washington, II marca. - Re-
publikaliScy Scnatorowie stawiaja
trudnoSci ia drodze poSpieszneSo
zatwierdzenia urzednikow zamia-
nowanych przez PREF. WilSona.
Koniecznie zadaja, azeby zacho-
wapo wszelkie formalnoSci maj j.
prod oddano wszystkie nomlna-
eye do odnoSnych komitct6w.Na
rapport tych komitct0w czekaja d.
{. Roper, A. NJ. Dockery i !. |.
Blakeslec. pierwszy, trzccl l
czwarty asystent pocztm1strza
gcneralnego. Ma zatwierdzenie
senatu czeka takzc &. Phcill, kt0-
ry zostai zamianowany komisa-
rzcm piracy.
Organizacyi konlitct6w sena-
torskich jeszcze ME skompleto-
wano. Senator Kern oSwiadczyl
ze prawdopodobnie praca ia be-
die ukolicZona we czWartek.
Naiwiecej trudnosci sprawia IL
konstytuowanie nOwego komitetu
bank6w waluty. Ma prezesa te-
90 komitetu Sd proponowanr: Sc
natorowie Hokc, Smith, Stone /
Owen.
Home rule" dla Porto Rico. -
Nowiny Waszyngtonu.
Washington, II marca. - l.
wyjatkiem gubernatora, ma urze-
DIV w Porto Rico zamianowani be-
da sami krajowcy. TAX postano-
wiono ma konferencyi sekretarza
woinv Garrisona prezydentem
WilSonem.
Omawiano take kwestye fill
pinska postanowiono, azeby IL
dziaf Filipinczykow W urzedach
swych wysp byf stale powieksza-
nv w celu ostatecznego nadanla
i'm autonomii.
z powrotem w. F. McCom-
bs'a i ]. F. Davies'a, dwoch ma
nazerGw Rampant zesz}oroczneJ,
kandvdaci ia rome posady ich
poplecznicy poczynaja znowu bye
czynni.
Nc Combs ME przyimie stano-
wiska ambesadora w Paryzu, 0
czem poprzednio kilkakrotnle do
noszOno.
Co do Davies'a, ME wiadomo'
czy przyjmie stanowisko dyplo-
matyczne, czy tez urzqd guberna-
tora Porto Rico.
- Pocztmistrz generalny Bur-
Lesson wczoraj take wyrazif swa
opinie O rozporzadzeniu p. lat
ia. moca ktorego wciagnieto 3d.
600 pocztmistrz6w ma liste sEuzby
cvwilnej uczyniono nienaruszal-
nvmi. Burleson oswiadczyf, re
osobiscie sprzyja temu rozporza-
dzeniu, lscz bardzo wielka llczba
tvch pocztmistrz6w dcstaha sic ma
CDokohczerie ma stronicy o-teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-12
Trzesienie ziemi.
z Kuby.

Havana, l. marca. - PreZy-
dent Gomez ma dis Kongresowi
kubanskiemu przedstawic wzgle-
DIV. iakie kieruja protestem Sta
now Zjednoczonych, przeciwko O.
gioszeniu amnesty dla politycz-
nych przestepc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-12
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, II marca. - Car
ska cora, Tatjana, ur. w +. 1879
zaniemog}a, stan jej obaw zreszta
ME budzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-12
Rabusie, nagle zaskoczeni przez stro-
zow, bombarduja policye dachu.
ME BEDZIE MASZYN.
Wybory aIderma1skie musza sic odbyc przy po-
mocy balotow australskich. ~>
Her handy wydae cay system nacaga kompan asekuacuy

Chicago. ia rogu Clark Ran
dolph. Teraz dostai sic W tarapa-
ty "a to. zc sprzedawal trunk IL
paiaiace dziewczynie niepelnolet-
niej.
O warrant na Silvera postaraia
sic nicjaka Anna Sleplcka, zam.
pnr. 853 North Paulina utica,
kt6rej y letnia c6rka Marya Sic
picka zcSzIa ma zlq droge.
Ia sama kobieta bcdzie procc-
SowaIa nastepujqcych:
John \. Biggio. szynkarz Z pm.
1858 West Chicago ave.
Elmer Johnson. klerk hotelu.
Forest City Hotel, 500 North
Clark utica.
George Strohminger. wlaSciciel
tego hotclu.
Matka powyzszej dziewczyny
W pcwien wiccz6r umySlnie w
przebraniu Sledzila kazdy krok
swej corki kicdy to wrocila do
dcmu mad ranem. przyparla ia do
muru dziewczyna wszystko wy
Spiewaia.
Bombardacya z dachu.
DO blur Newman Clock Works
pnr. 1920 Wabash ave. wkradio
sic wczoraj czterech dynamlclar
rzy. STRIFE patrolujqcy budynek
yastali ich przy piracy i zaczell
do nich strzelat. Bandyci ME
mieli innej drogi wyjscia jak tyl-
ko ma dach tam szukali schrO-
nienia. Zatarasowali "a soba
drzwi prowadzace na dach i tam
gotowali sic do ucieczki kledy
policya nadeszla. RabuSie L da-
chu zaczeIi bombardowaG policye
przeclloGni0w. Strzaiy padaly
dose ocsto. ale Mkt nie zostal
skaleczony. =.
Bombardacya ia trwaia kllka
minut. w ciemnoSciacn rabusie
ucickli. skoczywszy L dachu jed
ncgo domu ma dach znacZnle niz-
sly. -..
Wczoraj wieczorem uzbrojeni
rabusie wpadli do skladu United
Cigar Stores pnr. 5000 Milwau--
kee ave. zmusili klerka do wy
dania S85.
Me bedzie maszyn W kwietnio7
wych wyborach. -
w 9rzyszlych wyborach ME
bedzie maszyn do s}osowania.
Kwietniowe wybory musza sic o.
bye bez maszyn, bo tax zadecydo-
wal sedzia okregowy Baldwin.
Przeciw uzyciu maszyn do
sfosowania PROFESSIONAL leade--
rzy partyi republikaiskiej i pro-
gresywnej, twierdzac, re ich
kandydaci przepadliby gdlyby
maszyn uzywano.
Ia uzytkiem maszyn do gloso-
wanna pracowali stronnicy Hear
sta Harrisona. lecz sprawa mi
mo to ME daia sic przeprowadzic.
Pzeciw maszynom zamowlonym
przez miasto Chicago najwyzszy
TRIBUNAL wydai nieprzychylna o.
Dinie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
BUYS BACK FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY
Thomas F. Ryan Bids s1714583 for Big Building on Former
Lenox Mansion Site at 18th Street.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON TO IMPROVE HEIGHTS PLOT

floor in the Hardware Building, north
west corner of Walker and Lafayette
streets for term OF years.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Com
pany has leased for Miss May Irwin the
store in the building Nos. l52 and lof West
A5th street TO the Kalmar & Puck Music
Company: also. a store in the same build
ing TO Joseph lIlfcnbein. and store and
basement at No. 30 Maiden Lane to the
American Picture Frame Company, for
a torn of years. The same brokers have
leased for Albert B. Ashforth. as agent,
the third floor at Nos. q and 81 West Gfth
street 10 Enright e. Furman.
William II. whiting & Co. have leased
for q term of ten years the Ave story
building Nos ~ and AS Pearl street to
Henri Rogowski: the store, basement and
sub cellar Nos. IS and 50 Beekman street
for term OF seven years to Booth u co.
and the store and basement No. "a John
street 70 the Elgin Brass Company.
Stephen III. Tying. IT., Co. have leased
the sixth floor in the Hess Building.
southwest corner Of 18th street and
Fourth avenue, containing 2o.oO square
feet, to A. & NJ. Karagheusian, import
ers Of Oriental rugs, for term OF years.
This firm has for many years been To-
Gated at the northeast corner OF 18th
street and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
The Bronx.
LIS PEN oENs.
FEBRUARY "a

VALENTINE AVE, W =. 1896 II OF iS0th
81. ajx99.0: stephen Garland 81 al agt Chris
tina Peters ct al foreclosure OF intg,: sttor-
neg. S Williamson.
HEATH AVE. 1850 and 2ssa: Two actions:
Thomas Crowley CT al syt Pouch Realty Co
ct al foreclosure Of two rntgH; attorneys. Full
Ter e. Prest.
II. t6.ixiCO; Daniel Gusycuhcim AIT John "
Mexican ct al ,smendcd foreclosure OF mtg,
attorneys, Cary 4 Carroll.
18TH ST. n =. $50 II OF ID ave. .Ox
10: Levi renney trustee, agt Elizabeth
u Winkelmsnn ct al ,amcnded foreclosure OF
two mtgs' attorney, n Doushcrty
10TH ST. g Fast: Manhattan Life Insur-
Of 'mtG: attorneys, Rsppalio 4 Kennedy.
46TH ST n 8, .H.a n G OF 10Th ave, - ~
1905: Bernhard II Foss sgt Clara Goldstein
foreclosure OF mtg, attorney. J PheelAn
HUDSON ST. &55 and 45I: Pincus Lowenfeid
ct al sst Trinity Construction co ct al fore
closure OF nitg,;' attorneys. .Ar1istcin., levy &
Pfeiner.
IoNGFELIow AVE. 1921: Helen oconnor
set Margaret Falyay ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. J Lotto. -.l
18Th ST. 8. 100 II OF 10th ave, b0x
os3 Harris d Colt trustee. sgt l. Helen Liv-
inGston OF al foreclosure OF mss): attorney. A
n Mose.
LEXINGTON AVE. II; Ella I. Hawkins az.
Annie L Chase notice OF alta chmcnp; attor-
ney. " A Sperry.
CENTRAL PARK VESTS " cor 9:d 81,
0o.sxi.a; Bank for savings in the city OF
kep York sgt Michael VI Gillespie ct al (forc-
closure OF mtg; attorneys. Strong g. Cadwsis-
der. gi'...I
MADISON AVE. lss5: Julius smoin ags
Michael l. Flank ct al foreclosure OF mts)
attorneys. Kantrcuits & Esberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
MANY COMMERCIAL LEASES
100000 Rental for Space in
Fourth Avenue Building.

NJ e. L. Hess have leased for the Real
~ Holding Company the northerly store
and basement In No "a to 4o3 Fourth ave-
nue, northwest corner Of 18th street, to
William II. Mendel. for high class cafe
and lunch room. for term OF twenty one
years, at an aggregate rental Of 5000
Mr.. Mendel has for a great many years
held the lease in the old Grand Central
Station OF the parcel room, cafe and lunch
rooms. With the leasing OF these prem
iscs 10 Mr.. Mendei the owners have com
pleted the renting Of the entire ground
floor and basement at rental aggregst-
ing $500 year
Fire Companies Building Corporation at
No. 50 Maiden Lane and No. - Cedar
street offices on The eleventh floor to tho
Continental Appraisal Company, on the
thirteenth floor to the Railroad Syndi-
cate. on the eighteenth floor to Charles
Haymann, James II. Howe. jr., and Peter
j. Mundorff, on the sixth floor to Wolf
& Shonkoff. OH the twelfth floor TO Rob-
son & Simpson on the NTH floor to the
New England Casualty Company and
Menkel & IIinckley. Mr.. Goidins has also
rented In Nos. a. and IS Cedar street Of
fees on the ninth floor TO a. W. Booraem
II. A. L. Sand and r. s. Bownson jr
Tucker. Speyers q Co. sub-leased for p
& r. Corbln to the Metropolitan Tele.
phone and Telegraph Company the sixth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Harlem Saving. Bank. Plaintiff
against Adam s.. Sands. and others. Defend
ants.-In pursuance OF a judSmen, OF forscles-
ure and sale, duly made and entered IN We
above entitled action and bearing date the ~ i
dsy OF January. 1918. !. the undersyns1, NJ
Referee In said judgmen, named, VIII eel q
public auction, az the Exchange Salesroo.l
Nos. 1918 Vesey Street. in the Borough .,
Manhattan. City OF New York. on the -'th ~.
OF February. 1913 at II o'clock noon. on th st
premises directed BY said judgment 10 hs sofa
and therein described as follows: .
All those two certain lots. pieces or cGess
OF land situate In the City Of New YORK which
taken together are bounded and described %
follows: Beginning at a point in the ncThesv
line OF West One hundred and thirty nH.
n3lsp Street distant one hundred 400 zee
westerly from the rorthwesterly corner OF the
Boulevard and l3lst Street. there's TuHnns
westerly along said l3ist Street hfty 800 go.
thence rortheriy at right angles WIN lens
Street ninety nine feet ard eleven nsas.
GOLD: thence easterly parallel with iSlss
street ntty 800 feet: thence southern a, right
angles with 13lst street ninety nine feet
eleven inches TO the point Of beginning eSlas
tho same premises conveyed 70 the sa.o W.T.;
Il Iark!n by George NewooId la7rence ~
wife and others by deed dated April " ~
and recorded in y. Y. Co April %. $50. See
T. LIB. 8, p. alI. 80.
Dated, New York. Eesrusry 5rd. 1915.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN,. RsiGss
EDWARD S. CI.lNCH. Attorney for F.a'nuH'
Al Park Row, New York City.
The following 10 q diagram OF the properly ~
b. sold It's street number Is go W''s lsi''
street =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. GA decline in nearly ~,
grades is the feature OF tho domestic WOOL
market Trading continues light slthouSn
some fair sized lots Of territory WOO IN ,ne
grease. both in staple and fine mediuhl
clothing. have changed hands; BIDDING III
the West is becoming more active. ana 10
is said 10 have been paid in Montana Lead
ine. domestic quotations: ,.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces; DeIan'e
washed 50 633c; XIX, sc: half blood conn
ing .ss G29c; three-eighths, 5og dc: qu s
Ter. 3O9Sic: desu:e upwa shed. "a 2sc: me
unwashed. 24c. Michigan and NeW norn:
Fine UNIV ashe6. 22q 33c; oelaine, 2|q15 - e
raif blood - q CSC: three eiShths, 2sls GO oos
Wisconsin and Missouri: ee-eighths. ao@
Sic: quarter, 3o931c. Kentucky ana SIM :
Nar: Half blood unwashed, "a 2Sc' three
eighths, 31A d52c. .,,.
Scoured basis: Texas: Fine twelve months,
es Sle; nne six 10 eight months; 5S0 % :,
ono fan. 49Rb0c. California: Northern o. q
&c. middle county, 5od5oc: Southern 4sg
tas fqlI free 4s soc Oregon; Eas ssS s6 30
valley No /. 55e; Tearitosy; Fine t,, s,apt 60
rs q csc; fne medium. e9c; me clota a S,ooS
cembins. 5000 three-eishths' S'@'Sc'
pri,rd. "A IS aeec; A supers. 54f5sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
February %.

10th ST. Ii3 West: IIeryev Thompson
axt susan Deyln @, al: Feb L. 1915. Sill
4sTH ST. f55 West; Albert Dowdcsvel
Co ast Felix Isasn CT al July Is, 1917;
CRESCENT AVE. W cor OF issth st;
= Plzgutiollo 60 agi Kitchen improvement
Co: oct ~. 1872: Sis.
10th ST. n s. whole front between Aque.
duct ave and Merriam ave; Gustavus NJ
Roden ast John Renehsn ct al: FEB 10. 1913
CREscENT AVE. W cor Of is6,h St;
Hsrry Kar-p aga Kitchen Improvement Co;
Nov 4 1917: s2S 40.
issTH ST. So East: \ psrdi Tile Co ast
same: Oct 30. 1917? S2s3.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles Shapiro az;
same: Sept q 1919: 1855 0s
SAME PROPERTY: George r sealy CO
ast same: Feb $. 1919: $40.
SAME PROPERTY: Goodman Cons,rue'
ton co agt same: No. I. 1872: 500
SAME PROPERTY: y p D.enst Co aSt
sane. Oct .. 1912: sos IS.
GILES pL. 34o?; Ahncmsnn & Tounk-
heere az, estate OF Emily ID Martin ct al:
Dec %. 1919: st5 So. .
SAME PROPERTY: John j ponohue as,
same: Dec - 1912: Sf61 81.
SAME PRoPEHTy: James p KnoNlc, AIT
same: Jan =. 1913: 1916.
Suffolk ST III. T II simpson & Son
co sgt John Doe ct A.: Jan !. 1918 fby de-
posir: Sl"5 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom. No. Is Nesey
street:
b. Herbert i. sherman.
5rH AVE, JG and 81. n c cor i.ih 81, runs
6X Q 10C.6x .s.ty = 50x l03 TX ~ $50
10 beginning. IS siy lott and store hdg. sold
10 the plaintiff .or $I.1l1.5s3.
BY Joseph T. Day
7TH AVE. 2iE, s. 2lil Il o! l5Oth ".
1870. sly tenrat and stores. sold 10 the
plaintiff for SEIZE
By Henry Brad.
18TH ST. 81 East. II 5. $50 &, o, Madison
ave, 50xlO0.l1, ETY. tenn'; sold 20 the pain
tn for SA,70.
BY Samue! Golasiicaer.
PARK AVE, 1910. W g. sos q s o: 1JOtir ST.
25N3o sty tennt and stores: sold 10 to.
plaintiff Tor $50 Oco
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Herbei: 4. sherman.
IEIEC;A AVE. 1900. n " cor Maclay ave
l0,lix'S. llx3o Sx79lo: sold TO Richard II ar
mold for $50.
Ey Joseph T. psy.
NiLLETT AVE. 36il, ~ = Co.'S &, OF l.Gth
81. 33.4xl0o: sold 10 the plaintiff for 81 80.
kINSELbA AVE. sos. =. i,6.4 Il " Bronx
Gale ave. .51lc, Van Nest: sold 10 the plain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER - The local street ma. market Ike, iCr
eicctrolytic i5c and casting 1ts,c. stanoara
copper on the Metal Exchange VAS sui, duIi
vi,R spot quoted 14.o1iec bid; FebcnsF!'
iio5o Msrch snd april i4l:ii g g ~ !: &c s.
Ntri,sis Of copper at New York ycsterday,
nil: exports for The month thus dar, -1 ny;h
ions In London copper closed quiet Win
sno, and futures quoted AZ f6i. - ..
TIN IVES steady, with sales o, ~ to ens
,po, tin in New York closed al fI'3g $50
Eebroary. lse5T4s.5oc: March. 1900
AZ cT'Ic: April. 40 80 Q4o.S1isc; May: $40
SeSSI,Le: Tune 4575a46c: July, $500
IS.s1i9c, and August, 1870 43'jc IN Lor
con tin closed al f215 for spot and los TOT
fu;urvs. ,s ., GA
4: 5c for spo; in New York and a; IL g
{ ..isc East 81 Louis London leac closed
sPFLTER was quiet and unehansed at
c..5 6.S5e IN New York and az so 9, oi ss,
Ta.t Il Louis. London spelteT closed ~ ~.
IEON--Cleveiand warrants, OPS 90 IN
London Locally iron was steady, with No !
foundry Northern and Southern quoted
a5GSiST5; No = foundry Northern.
ST. 15n SIS -. ana No l Southern soft PIC
E.tsIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

Southern cows. s49ss 20; bulls. s. 20 q ga Is:
calves. Sc 5oasfo. HOGS-Ieceipts. 1900;
higher bulk IS 500 IS So heavy, 81 30
IS Is: packers and butchers, So rs a 20
light. s. 4onss so; pigs. 81 256s7 80 SHEEP
- Receipts. $500, steady, lambs lower; coI. -
orsdo lambs, $s1$s so; yearlinee. 80 cog
81 rs: wethers. S5'76ase so; ewes, $50 ~ 70.
Cincinnati, Feb. Cat TLE-Keceipi 70 =,
i51: strong: steers s5Qss 10; heifers. 81 %
nS7 20: cows. So 151 Sc %; calves, strong
So 500 $40 so. HOGs-Receipts 2see; &C
live: packers. IS so@Ss 30; common sows'
s6Tss SO; PIGS and lights. s69 e. 20; stsss.
81 7jQ$7 SHEEP-Receipts. 20; steady'
81 5oGl IS rs: lambs steady. 50 ooaSo 20,
East Buffalo, Fob. 25.--CATTLh.-te
so. active and steady. VEALs-hec%e1lpp's :
20: active and steady at S4QSll. HUE
Receipts 1900; strong 10 &C higher, nea, /
syQ 50 %; mixed. 500 50 10 Iorkep anu
pigs. 50 O5 o 10: rouehs Ss6Ss 10; s,s H6
sCdS7: diaries IS 90 a so 10. SHEEP ~
f,AMBS--R Receipts, 5000; active and stesoy
as; w sS Sc 25@se s5;- ewes. So SOC
ss %: sheep. mixed. Sc a5TSS 49,
tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
81. Louis. Mo-, FEB, 25.-cATTLD.Eeccipst S
50: heifers, 81 ao1SI So; COWS. y W9*5 o.
Southern steers. 81 25sss7 s.. HOGS-Receipts,
oONO; somewhat GLOW and Joe lower; cholSe
medium 20 heavy weights. SIS OuSS 50; DUN
OF sales IS 4Jdss 20: packers. $sgzs 70: Pcs 20.
lights. sS 256Ss 30; medium lights, 3. oouSc, ~,
pies So 5o6SS -. SHEBp-Receipts, -. . o. ~ y
fafriy active and i0dljc lower; lambs. >, -oH
IS 20. Gull lambs 81 5oNS1: mutton sheep'
s. I50so 10: common TO medium, 81 JopSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
RECORDED LEASES.

w h name and address OF lessee
AE1HCE AVE. .33l: store. etc: Telice ser
eio 70 Toninaso Tomaneill; 81 yrs from Aus
/. 1915 $50: address. os3i Arthur ave.
sE3 Ao,1 iG par! siSTe GSOr St,
The Co: yrs from MAJ /, 1915: $500. ad-
dress, 20 Nesey ST.
foot Canal St. North River: CITY OF New lorl.
sorp'h; 10 - ffcn May !. 1918; $4,000 ad,
York to same; 10 yrs from Ma; !. 1919 81.
CANAL ST, 2ji and 30, n W Ger o, Lafsy-
cite ST; all George y syIrs e, al to Samuel
swar,s: . yrs from April /, 1918; So COZ; sd-
HARLEM RIVER BuLKHEAD be, 10Th
and lOsih SITS; City OF New York 10 Henry ]
Crawford . yrs from May /. 1911; So 800; ad
b!nsky. % Nathan Miller: yrs from May i.
PIER Al TOO, We, is2d 81, Hor,h River;
CITY .of New York TO II sheehy; 3 YRS from
May /. 1918; sl.eJo; address. foot ives, 3o,h
Sd AVE. 1851 cor Of Iosih st: store and
PAR rsr ee ella Thomas MasSire 70 nsr;,r
6TH AVE, ~; store and basement; samuel
Slumield TO Iariy SIEGE and ano: 80 yrs
from Nov /, 1917; $1,000; address. SO Las,
GTH AVE, 81; all; Anna Price e, al to
june ,o NssIs address .: aS no S,s from 81
I'D 81, 10 East store and basement. Rita
building 90 70 Costos Atlas; . yrs from MAJ
l. 1913; 81. J0O address. 233 East 2ist Ut,
4'TH ST. 200 West; ground and second
floors; Francis O'conror 70 Cornelius Ton
blek. Inc; 8 Yrs from May I. 1913: 500:
address. 2,.3 West 18th ST, t-.
i2oTIi ST. $50 to 5g4 East: all: r.,innac
Realty Corporation to Karl Sohn: 8 yrs from
March l. 1915; sIl.ooo; address 81 West
i25TH ST 100 and 81 East; frs, and sec
ond ooore and basement: Walter 4 ellis 70
y g Of 4 tor p Station J: 10 yrs from May
I. 1912: 31S,5OC
i43D ST, $40 West: all: Carrie l.yi, and
ano TO Isaac Schccter and ano; 9 ,.rs from
March l. 1915: 81, 100: address "A ~ a,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-26
THE COTTON MARKET
Shows a Firmer Tone, Closing
at an Advance.

March contracts in the cotton market
yesterday reversed their movement OF
Monday and led an upward turn based
on covering and reports of an improved
spot demand which led 10 a firm close
for the whole list, net 10 10 80 points
above Mondays finals Foreign buying
vas noted in the early trading, and local
selling. on the hope that the close OF
Liverpool would shut out the arbitraGe
support. held the advance in check for
time. but in the late trading more ac-
tvity and nrmness we're noted, and the
closing figures We're at practically the
best OF the day. New Orleans reported a
better demand for spots from the Cont
merit; and other Southern points claimed
an improved spot situation. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 10 lsc higher,
mostly unchanged. and the local spot mar
ket was quiet at le.5oc for middling up
laud. with no sales. Local contract prices: