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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-07
THE GLOBE WAY
is THE RIGHT WAY.
Do You Fear Consumption2

No matter how chronic your cough
or how severe your throat or lung
ailment is, DR.. Kings New Discovery
will surely help you; it may ave
your life Stillman Green of Mall
ichite Col, writes: 1.-TWO doctors
said / had consumption and could not
i've two years. | used DR.. kugs
New Discovery and am alive and
we'll" Your money refunded il i- laiis
TO benefit you The best home rem
edy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Price soc and Sl.Q0.
Guaranteed by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-07
Notice..

I am no longer interested in the
Bomar-Davis Drug Co., having dis
posed of my interest to Mr. Bomar
who assumes all obligations of above
firm and will collect all bills due
them. w l.. DAVIS.
6-5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-07
To Establish Paper.

The union decided to establish al
official paper, national in scope. II
was stated that purpose of the
publication would be to advance the
interests of organized farmers by
disseminating information regarding
the progress of legislation in which
farmers are interested. The votes
of members of congress on legisla-
ton affecting the farmer will be pub
lished.
A feature of the convention today
was the discharge ef the committee
on the greater consumption of cotton
after r. d. Bowen of Paris, Texas,
chairman had made his report. 1t
was charged that Bowen attended n
Farmers Union conference at New
Orleans last April, which was held
for the purposce of fighting the tariff
bill now pending in congress. A
heated discussion preceded the dis
charge of the committee.
The report of the legislative com
mittee was adopted declaring against
the alien ownership of land and said
that Corporations should not be al
lowed to own more than is necCs
sary."
The agricultural committee in its
report declared that the minimum
price of wheat, corn, oats and barley
on the home market, in order to pay
the cost of production and per cent
on the value of farm lands in various
states, should be as follows:
Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma
Wheat $1.O5, corn zoe, oats 45c and
barley SOC; Illinois, Indiana ard Mis-
souri, wheat $L25, corn Csc, oats SOC
and barley SOC; Western Slope states,
wheat 97c, corn 9Oc, oats SOC and
barley SOC.
The report was adopted
c. S. Barrett of Union City Ga,
was reelected president of the or
ganization.
The meeting in 1915 will be held
at San Francisco The place for
next years convention has not been
selected, but it was said the meeting.
probably would be held at Fort
Worth, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-07

CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA ICE
CREAM AND PINEAPPLE SHER-
BET. IT'S ALL sTEFFENs. CITY
DRUG STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-07

tion passed by the convention, but
advocate OF the proposal always
failed to muster the necessary votes.
This year there was no opposition
10 this plan. In several OF the lead
ing cotton states growers wanted the
minimum figure fixed at lie or lSc.
| pointing out that owing 10 the tight
ness of the money market and uu-
| settled conditions in Europe and Am
erica prices Of all products would
soar and cotton would bring that
price if members of the union held
out.
Experts employed by the union cs-
innate this years yield at l4,O74,500
bales. Last year il was 14,2O0,000
bales and the price averaged 12c
There are nearly two million mem
bers of the union who are cotton
growers, and leaders in the move
ment say their neighbors who are not
members of the organization will be
only too glad to JOIN in holding the
crop until it can be marketed at 15C
a pound.
The minimum price at which cotton
seed will be sold was fixed at $50
ton, and members are pledged to hold
out for that figure. Last years price
ranged around $26 approximately the
present market figure.
Consolidation of rural schools as
the best methods of improving the
educational system in rural communi-
ties and thus make farm life more
attractive was indorsed in a resolu-
tion which also called for an increase
in the length of the rural school
term and compulsory attendance. !
Other resolutions urged greater pro-
lection for animals and birds and "A
chair of marketing in the agricultural |
departments of state universities. Ed
ucation through improved schools, !
lectures and the press was indorsed
as the foremost factors in the ad-
Vancement of the farmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY Il.

oen or I 70 ~ East: Alfred T. Norton @
,st lanes Roosevelt Douglas Robinson ana
Nicholas Blddle. trus owners. fit'h ~ Gu. Gu
and Thirty-th,rd street co. lessee ana .u.
tractor; James Mccutcheon CO. 'sssees'
It'll ST. ST. and $40 East; Bertha Ra.
zinc .c, ccorse We'll owner and contractor
Mary We'll owner: si2o.
18TH ST. 10 West; John Cronin ast
I. Wclins Contracting co, owner ana con-
''% sISr ST. aos to oil West; Henry Bosch
co agt y Construction CO. owner anu con-
tractor: $3.50 s.. 90,
s3D sT IN to 100 East: 2cd St 10 TO-
10 East: Alfred = Norton 90 ost rreu s1s,>
& Reach and Jennie L Casper owners sam
uel Eiscman. Samuel Sober and Arthur !;
Seiig. lessees: ia East ed 81 Co. lessee ana
contractor. $4,000. >..,. -.
IsTU S1'. 200 East; Herman Neustein agt
Mary Danle. owner; V OConneii' con-
'I ioTH ST. 40 East; Christian. II Lang ass
] Bsntly squier: owner; Mence & Palmer
BROADWAY. 1854 and 1886. and 4,th ST.
I5S 10 10 West: Century Iron WORKS aft
Palace Theatre and Realty Co, lessee George
il Earle tr owner, Milliken Bros me- CON-
PARK AVE. W $. 7l.e Il n Of issth st.
4OxI0O; James Kelly Contracting 90 agt
Henry J Hemmens. owner: william Burr
4 60. contractor: s0iS 40.
BROADWAY. n W cor ?oith st; iooxto;
BENJAMIN BerlSowitz act John Katzman.
owner: New York Window Cleaning Co. con-
tractor: S13 90.
iesTH ST. as anil 30 West. Hyman Roser-
berg agt waldorf Construction Co ana Tom
bach n McPhee and Panon contractors
John Doe. owner. S3fo.
Goth ST. >. sos II Of Barnes ave.
5Oxl1E Henry Schneider agt Ninccnzo Aver
ellie. owner (renewaD: s02 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15

100: louis W Roin.sch to John SUSSEX
ht7 East 1sad st: FEB q: 500; attorney
Thomas w Henry. 81 Chambers st. ,,.
KELLY ST, So ,. :: 3Sx Grossm mans S5s
Trinity ave; Feb II mtg STOOD ga R a.'ot
ney. title Guarantee q Trust Co, l'o broau
lots 25s to 26I. in Section ~, part
man William Adee: Isaac Butler TO Martina
A Arnold, 2j25 Westchester ave; ,.. DeI u,i,, =
1911: 81: attorney. l. G Mapes' ifo' WIN
TOTS IL and Ia map Lohbauer PARK s,
Henry Gundlach to Ernest TappeF';. , odo
Vest l'aa ST. Nov .% Sn. I'd si ave- S'V'
IOT ioi3 map Wakefield, 10Oxll4; hoens,eu
Contracting 90 20 Geo W Burton, Ma ..n''
eek. y Y: Feb 3; 81: attorney. john fe''o"'
90 Old i.i9e AiBNNY POST ROAD. $. W, = . e., IT
Of land Of Thos r Thorn %, al -US
o Tristan H SSS 81 to ,e a.a0s s. ~
PROSPECT AVE. $, 5i3.9 II u OF ieJI ~
isoxaIi: Jennie Kind TO Thornton hro, ,nf
GO 1870 CLAY ave , ,mtS h'oSss' B sr
UotD iron, Wcstrhogter TO Harlem Bridge.
" $. adj land VIM Adce. runs s '9T ItoN n
5oN . 30 southern Westcnss',n s..c r;rtier to
Martha \ Atnow. West Chester n ' Svp. ~,
1906: 81 attorney. Il q Mapes' iio' ""'''"'
STpGWIcK AVE. n W 5. 3t3,i It = on
Perot st. i9xIoO2; Marshall Wilder , ~ -,
hardt a. Podgys corpn. 1929 l'as! , MI, 81 =,
Feb :; 500: attorney, Max .'ei',' " xICl !:
UNiON AVE. ?oo to 1905: " =; , .N,,hew
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF - Mattmrt"
g. 81 Stnpben's Evangelical Lutheran .hnpnh.
Io0I Union ave: Feb II CntS s5'; Ty',s /,
$50 600: attorney. Title Guarantee an" i'"''
ieiTu sT n Q cor simpson ST, on" , .
Pauline Kaplan to Kaplan Building 90, - :"
I'd a,r (mtc $1,000; Jan 80; Sloo' attorney
q f. Davis $40 Sd ave. ,.,, ago
12s.ry SIR n g 2R5 u W Of Katonah ave,
GoxIo0: Caroline Cole to Rosa schlelssner; l ,',
East Gith st: Jan 10; 81: attorn'y' Ed"
ia ,ob< % Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
LONG ISLAND SALES.

Mrs. Eliza c. Oakman sold 20 Mrs.
Lucy S. Walbrdge seventy-one acres at
Roslyn. Long Island. for s2i5,oOo. subject
to a mortgage Of $4,000.
The Mcknight Realty Company sold on
the Estates Of Great Neck TO l. c. Run
yon a house Of twelve rooms and three
baths on plot fronting 12O feet on
Deepdale Drive. near the entrance 10 the
Estates. The reported price Is $1,000.
Herman Frankfort has sold at Edge
mere. Long Island. for Nathan b. Stern
to Max Loenstein a plot S0xl0o feet on
the east side Of Beach avenue. 100 feet
north OF Spray View avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
arrival in United states, 10 Fort Leaven

arrival in United states. TO Fort Leaven-
worth.
Captain ANDREW f. WILLIAMS. I'd cavalry.
to general recruiting service. Jefferson Bar
Captain WILLIAM PATTERSON, coast ar
tillery. unassigned; assigned 18th Company.
Captain DENNIS p. QUINLAN. eth cavalry
from Jefferson Barracks recruiting service
Cavalry. to general recruiting service l,ttIe
Rock, Ark, vice Captain GEORGE B. SHA-
RON. 18th Infantry, TO proper station
First Lieutenant JAMES s. kENNEDi, ncoi
cal reserve corps. OH arrival IN Cniteo
States. to Fort Barrancas ,
Leaves Of absence: Captain JOHN Is. II.
WARING. medical corps one month and y ten 81
days; Captain CHARLES +. kLBOukNb'
coast artillery, one month.
NAVY.
Captain c. NJ. MCCORMICK. placed on retired
list. February II.
Boatswain w. A. FULKERSON, detached re-
ceiving ship at Philadelphia; TO the Iowa.
Boatswain Z. T. GOERTZ. detached the Con-
Paymaster's Clerk W. H. CRAP. appointed
naval disciplinary barracks. Port Royal.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Fo
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Feb. 13.--Thc Lebanon and the Patapasco. at
Guantanamo the Eagle, at Santiago: the
Denver, at Acapulco.
SAILED.
Feb 12.-The Lebanon. from Guacanayabo Bay
Feb. 13.-Thc Vulcan. from Guantanamo for
Hampton Roads: the Mohawk, from Wash
ington for Norfolk: the Tacoma. from Boston
for Key West; the Villalabos. from Siakwan
for Hankow.
The Prometheus. ordered placed in reserve,
navy yard. Mare Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
WOMAN HELD FOR BIGAMY
Protests First Husband Already
Had a Wife.

Thinking her first marriage to George
NJ Barker, Of Stamford. Conn. was IL
legal because he had a wife living, Mrs.
Eva Seymour Haviand protested strong
ly when Lieutenant Michael Silverstein
arrested her on the charge of bigamy at
her home in Mamaroneck yesterday.
Lieutenant Silverstein said Mrs. Havi-
land married Barker. cripple and a ma
chinist in the Yale e. Towne lock factory
at Stamford in 1893. After eighteen years
of happy married life she found out that
at the time Of her wedding her husband
was already married to a wife in an in
sane asylum. but who had died five years
after his second marriage. Then the Sec
ond Mrs. Barker disappeared.
Last summer she married William
Haviand. a boss painter living in Mann
roneck and having a business in SIAM
ford. Barker found few days ago
where she was, and on the advice of the
District Attorney applied for a warrant,
which was issued yesterday.
Mrs. Haviland, who lives at No. 50 Sd
street, Mamaroneck, will appear before
City Judge George c. Appel in Mount
Vernon to-day. She formerly lived in
Norwalk, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
At the Bronx Exchange.
Nv IL Move
RECORDED LEASES.

Nith name and address Of lessee)
AVE y ic"5. store. Louise l.ishcrgcr T.
dress. iUO5 Ave \.
AVE D. ~ and 90; corner store; solomon
slibcrblatt 10 Morris kirschs,ein. yrs from
AMSTERDAM AVE. 90. store: Ida Kempncr
10 Abraham Lcshln 3 yrs from March 1. 1913:
500. address. rs West G2i ct.
CANAL ST. ~; corner store. Meyer Break
stone a. Aaron kuhik and ano. Yrs from
Feb I. 1913; si6So. address. iO1 Division s.
FRANKLIN ST. 20 and ~; all. william J..
Skidmorc 20 Albert Seligfnann. yrH from
May !. 1913: -. 100. address - E;ast s0th 81.
RUTGERS SLIP -. ground ho1r. etc; IL
man Adeisiein and ano e. LION stampler' -, y
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1852; frame
bldg. Charlotte Rippcl TO Frank STELLA and
ano. > yis from Feb II. 1913. $3.50 address.
IN Esclyn building 90 70 = and @ Anu.
mont GO. 10 yrs from completion Of bIds. 81
oo1; address. 2225 IA ave.
ap AVE, i39S: store. etc: Charles Mauer 70
Theodore Ni,bfpck = yrs from May ]. l9l3,
81 200. address, 22si sth ave.
5Tii AVE. rs. store and floor above store;
Charles i luFecn 20 COtti.r q 60. yrs from
Jan /. 1871. $1,000: address Fast 4oth 81.
9Th AVE. $50. all, Charles = Phillips. tfus.
10 OMEN & Bristol Restaurant 90, VS.
from May /. 1918; si2"0: address. 3G2 G,'
7TII AVE. n . CIR Of 1884 st store AMI part
basement Matilda liohlken 10 Joseph i Nh
gllre. : yrs nom Feb I. 1913. slsOo. aliiess.
llG Rockford -
iiTH 81. 80 aud s3i East: cast second
store and basement: 1iyman Ros'nblIw q
carmelo Franco. 10 WIS from May !. 1911;
81 u2O. address 800 East 18th 81,
nth ST. SOL East. cas-, first store: s,mc 10
CafmclO Franco. yrs and ) mos Rom l"p
J. 1919 $40; address. 80 East 18th st. same
attorney.
32D ST. - % 20 Elsi. all. Harry Wehmer
% NOois Hotel Operating co. yrs and mos
from Feb !, 1913; $4,000, address. 80 East
21ih 81.
4sTH 81 ~ West. all: Helen VI Caniable
10 Charles Brown. 4 yrs and . mos from Jan
l. 1913. $3.50. address. ~ West 4sth 50.
i4lST 81. l73 West; second store. etc: An
ME Marder 70 Adolf klngcr: yrs from May
/. 1913. 81. 200; address. li1 West 1924 st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
DWELLING HOUSE BUYERS.

DR.. s. Orrnond Goldau is the purchaser
of the four story dwelling house No. rs
West 18th street. sold recently by James
NJ. Mcdonald. Frederick Zttel e. Sons
were the brokers. DR.. Goldan will oc-
cupy.
Frank e. Wise is tho buyer of the
dwelling house No. z32 West 101st street,
sold by NJ. M. Hayward & Co. for H. A.
Cassebeer. Mr.. Wise owns No. 236 in the
Same block.
Webb Floyd is the purchaser OF the
dwelling house No. 81 West nth street.
sold recently by Frederick Zittel e. Sons
for Helene M. NJ. Knight. Mr.. Floyd
will occupy the house.
Edward J. De Coppet is the buyer Of
the dwelling house No. 30l West Ath
street. sold by Daniel J. Carroll through
Pease & Gilman. Mr.. De Coppet owns
No. 302 West Sth street and also the
dwelling house on q plot 75x1Oe.2 feet, at
No. 3l4 West Sth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Charles F. Noyes" Company has
leased offices in Nos. ~ and "A Beaver
street to II. l.. McVickar and G. NJ
Miller, jr.; additional space In No. As
William street to Muller, Schall & Co..
a suite Of Offices in the Frankel Building.
No. As John street, to Isador Zagon and
another large suite Of offices In the same
building to Harry Greenburg. and a por-
ton Of the third floor to Paul Herr, and
a suite In Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty street to
John A. Lane; the three upper floors OF
No. 253 Pearl street to the Richard L..
Walsh Company for five years also a
floor in No. 597 Broadway to the Make
Good Paper Box Company.
The Crukshank Company has made
the following leases to new tenants in
to the National Surety Company, Shipley
Construction and Supply Company, the
Interocean Oil Company, International
Acheson Graphite Company, Motor Trac-
ton and Engineering Company, Eastern
Equipment Company, Vernon Metal and
Produce Company. Courtney Company,
Holland Society, General Electric Com
pany, American By-Pioduct Machine
Company, Ratteau Steam Regeneration
Company Morris Iron Company. Smith
Serrell Company. &. & G. Electric and
Manufacturing Company. the Extensive
Manufacturing Company, Duriron Cast
ings Company. Dun Oliver Lumber Com
pany, By-Products Chemical Company,
Pratt Engineering and Machinery Com
pany, Cuba-American Contracting Com
pany. Cresson-M Morris Company, Municipal
Engineering and Contracting Company
and Agriculture Supply Company
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
the store No. a. West 18th street for a
term of years to the New Garden restau-
rant.
The Duross Company has leased the
fourth loft in No. 4S West 2lst street to
David Bendersky. and the basement con-
tanning 1000 feet at No. 1876 Broadway to
the Pacific Motor Car Company.
Mooyer & Marston have leased to Klein
& Berenzweig the building No. West Cd
street.
Ewing, Bacon & Henry report the fol-
Building, northeast corner Park avenue
and 10th street. the Compound Door Com
pany, the Rockland & Rockport Lime
Company and the Unique Art Glass and
Metal Company.
Douglas L. Gilman has leased offices in
the 42d street building to the Thomas
Crimmins Contracting Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COT RI. NEW ionN
COUNTY. --Augustus Van 90 uanaI -,
plaintiff. against Anterior NoodWoiin, g..
X Woodwork Gertrude NJ Graz, Ala NJ
Surette. + Basil Miles Caroline ' SCOTT ks'
Y. Ferrls. Amira ;. Ferris. George fe,',.
Louise Ferris. Washington WoodNoItn, A..
be living and n he be dead his heirs arg
yisees their respective husbands, Ni'es 49,
succc ssors IN interest, II any, aiid the No.,
deyisees and successors IN Interest Or Any ~.
may be dead the names or an sue. p'lss' ,.,rs
cept the defendant. Arthur W. NoodNoI'nl go ~.
unknown 10 the plaintiff Blanche O. 70 "a
Woodwork, wife OF said Washington W.
worth. Arthur w. Woodwo rth. son OF sea wa,
nston Woodwork. Katharine n. coz" -,
wife Of said Arthur W. Woodwork ~. Al,
Peoplc OF the state OF New York deiennsHy,
To the above named defendants, and easu -
them: You are hereby summoned 10 N /,
the complaint In this action. ana 70 .a,,.,,
copy OF your answer on the lidlhtlH 49, ~
within twenty days after the service OF wi
summons. exclusive OF TIE dan Of service: -
in case OF your failure 10 appear o. a,',.st
Judgment will be taken against YOU oy s
for the relief demanded IN the coinplas.@ tel.
Dated. New York city, No.eneosslr 70
PH.LBIN. BEEKMAN, MENhh'
GRISCOM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. .,-...
Office and Postof.ce address, - william vo.t
Borough Of Manhattan. Cily 81 Ne" aus
To Almirn : Ferris. George Ferris Ss.s
Ferris. Washington Woodwork, n nv oe -" ,ssJ
and ~ ne be dead. his heirs. de'i-ecs, 1,
respective husbands. wives ana suVfss.s. al
interest II any and tie heirs. deNls,s ds.t
successors IN interest OF any who may o~,tl
(oxceIt the defendant. Arthur W. WOO III N
the names and postoiiice addresses o. .snflr:
such persons being unknown 10 w p'os yos
The foregoing summons is served 20 cror.
by publication pursuant TO an order o.,,r.s d
able Edward h. Amend. one OF the Jus ycrk.
the supreme Court OF the state OF New New. slel
dated the Sth day OF January. 1918, anu cs-i
with the complaint ir the office OF ,n1 s d
OF tho County OF New York. In the n''v cssnJ
Manhattan, 81 the city OF New io'"'
and state OF New York .o,,
Dated. New York. January IL. l9lA>
PHII.BIN, BEENNAN. MENnh'
GRISCOM,
Attorneys for the plaintiff. -. .s-,si
Office and Postofiicc address. - vas
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of NeM .S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE REtEia nooiss.s
the Board OF Water supply at Jus Vycrk
seventh floor. No. l6J Broadway, Nc" ipi1
until IL m, on Tuesday, February ,..;,aln.
for Contract AID for furnishing ana ura ors.
at various localities along the CatsN "a.
duct, Is kinds OF tree transplant o,o,l
4-year olds, for delivery In 1915 ana y, - ~ ,m
The bidder may bid on amy OF ~, ,ear
kinds OF transplants tor either OF W."
delivery. -, .,6s 81
At the above place and time the v re con.
be publicly opened and read fdhp" .an h
tanning information for bidders eN ajisn,s,af
obtained at the above address py h nab
the sum Of Ave dollars 500 Tor "ssforlas
phlet. For further particulars SEQ
ton for Bidders. ~ chad
Charles Strauss. President: charles ~ AZ IN
wick John r. Calvin. Commissione.,ss ,,sisseJ,
Board Of Water supply; Joseph r. ~"
Secretary. ----..--.,.v ri
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFriS.cn D
the Supervising Architect. WasninsE vi
C.. February 10. 19i8.--Scaled Propy.iock 3
be received at this ONCE until 3 cneus
IN. on March 18th. 1918. and then vsrvTsl
for a non interfering locsi IRE aiarm rskouse
at the United States appraisers a. sssct
New york- n Y, in accordance with tnS ss,uei
hcation. copies OF which may p DC NsS
from the supervising chief ens,nSs Asscce
York. N. ", or at this ONCE. AZ u. VHS
ton OF the supervising Architect W
DEROTH. Supervising Architect.
ARMY BUILDING. whitehall S:ec6b
York City, Feb. IL, fo18.-Seanz EE
will be received here until 1:30 CO. .tIN
April ~. 1918. and then opened. ~
required during hscal year commSc ~
I. 1918. Information upon appis
GRAY zALINskI. d. O. n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Linda l. McEiroy 70 Joseph Mlrsnn"'
$4,000. ,-,o.o Mort
80 % ~ New Jersey: $4,000.
New York Trust 90 TO CIV Mo''s"e'
Co: 81. -., c,,s. and
Trust Go. 500 600. ,,o.n,,,,
Iavv.rs Mortgage 60 n Mt Sinai Hospi'ai
az the civ OF New York: S29oo'.
same 20 same: $40. 600
william II Macy. tr. 20 Nalchtlnc T. NAV
and ano trus. assts: 81
Gotham Mortgage Go 10 estate or Schoe'
Iarrnulovsky 5000 ~ 60 ,oo
Iohn & clark 10 Jane Van Houten' S-;:uu
Fdyard Ashforth and ano. trus. 70 Nc"
York Savings Bnnk; s123ooo .,--o
CHRISTINA Wiche 70 Anna Horn: so.'"u .
LAWYERS Title insurance and Trust 20 10
EenfamIn 7 Ferier. 81. ~. o..
Tnited states Trust co of Nc" 10TH ~
August RUIZ: $4,000 x,,.
International Committee OF Young Men
christian Association 20 German savings
MSrga.et p Boyd to BENJAMIN F JACK
catharlne Swain To Margaret bo'd' FL
August Nelson to Louis Gates: siuo.
PsY,I r Iahm. exr. 20 Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co: sl2 1000. 49,, - .,d
Michael J Martin to George II Masten'
Sc $50 1. q, ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
DWELLING LEASES

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased for the
Montana Realty Company an apartment
in No. 3S3 Park avenue to William T..
Coffin, and in No. 5l5 Park avenue to Dr.
Edmund r. p. Janvrin.
The Il. II. Wood w. II. Dolson Com
pany has leased for a term OF years the
three story dwelling house No. Ill West
18th street for Martin ii. Goodkind to
Mrs. l.. Reynolds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
JAMAICA LOT SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at auction
to-day at 2 p. m, on the premises, I'm
Morris avenue. Dunton Park, Jamaica,
eleven lots. three Of which are situated
on the east side OF Morris avenue, 40 feet
south Of Liberty avenue: six lots on the
west side Of Frost avenue. GA feet south
Of Liberty avenue, and two lots at the
corner OF Old South and Three
Mile Mill roads, Bay Edge, jamaica
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UNION SQUARE STORE LEASED.

Lowenfeld g. Prayer have leased for a
term of five years the store and basement
in No. 90 Union Square. now known as
the Decker Building. The lessees are
Brande Brothers, manufacturers OF hand
kerchiefs. now at No. N Broadway.
Stephen H. Tying, jr., Co., negotiated
the transaction. ~
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REALTY NOTES.

Douglas l.. Gilman CO., incorporate"
have been appointed agents Tor the prop
erty al Nos. 23J and 80 West 18th street
two live story buildings, owned by Nine
I.ucienne de Pless, Of Berlin.
NJ. Morgcnthau. Jr, Company nave
placed "A first mortgage loan of SsD.DO on
No. ~ West 4itli street for Messrs
Schonhaus &c Rogt also first mortgage
loan of $500 for the j. x y. Realty
Company covering premises No. 1j2 West
1nIll slrnnl.
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MRS. HARD LEFT $l,O7S,28S
Executors Report $974,745 on Hand
After Bequests Are Paid.

Mineola, Long Island. Feb. 1.-THE
judicial accounting Of Arson w Hard,
De Coursey l.. Hard, w. n. X. Taylor.
Augustus j. Smith and Henry Won l..
Meyer. as executors of the estate of
Ellen Whipple Hard, wife Of Arson Wales
Hard, was filed here to-day. 1t shows that
the estate was worth $I,07s22s 81, and
that after they had paid the bequents and
other expenses they had on hand in per-
sonal property $y74.7S02
The Will was signed March %, 1909 Mrs.
Hard died at her country home on Jan
uary 16, 1912. The estate consists OF
stocks and bonds in many railroads and
corporations.