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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chartering was light In both the steam and
san tonnage markets, and there were no
changes In the general conditions. Quotations
10 Liverpool and Lonuon. 29.d; Glasgow, 3'sd
asked; Rotterdam. &c; Hamburg. i2= pfen-
nigs asked: Bremen. 40 pfennigs: Hull. 3%d;
Bristol. AID. nominal; Antwerp. 3td asked;
cork for orders. IS; picked ports, large tom
nag, - 3da2s 4i.d; cotton to Liverpool per
100 IL. 200. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamer.
80 OOC quarters grain. Philadelphia to Rotter-
dam. private terms. November. British steam
or 25:3 toiis cotton. savannah TO the United
Kingdom or Continent. 3's. November: British
steamer ,6sS tons. timber Gulf 10 bordeaux.
Bayonne and Tyne Ills 81. October Novem-
Der. schooner ! .SG3 tone. coal. Newport News
10 Galveston. private terms schooner. 1.2ll
tons coal. Hampton Roads to Tampa, private
terms. schooner 3Is tons, kiln dried boards
Charleston t. New York. private terms;
schooner. 027 tons coal, Philadelphia to Port
land private terms schooner. 0sl tons. coal
PhlIadclJ hia TO Portsmouth, private terms.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. Il and Is Vesey street.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 210 West. SIS, 1915 II W Of Am
sterdam ave. 1s.oxlo2.2; sty dwg; bid In
at $4,000.
ADD ST, and East. SIS 1853 II OF 5th
ave. 41x100.5; 5 sty bldg and sty dwg;
Withdrawn.
BARROW ST. II. SIS. l75 It OF Hudson
st. 2Jxl00: sly tenmt. sold 10 Lowenfeld &
Prayer for s20l
9TH AVE. $50. 3. 741 II OF 10th st,
24.sx1O0: sty tenmt and stores; sold to
10TH ST. 81 West. $, 1918 IT Of Co
lumbus ave. 20x100; 4 sty dwg; sold to the
plaintiff for s29. 800
Bath ST. 1913 and $40 East, S. 125 II W
OF LIST ave, 46x9S.9; no sty tennis and
stores: sold to the defendant for $4,000
I6TH ST. 30S East. s. - II OF I'd ave.
25xl00 sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000.
Delaney ST. 23s. s. 1872 II OF
Willett st. 25xlO0 sty tenmt and stores;
sold to the plaintiff for s3i. 500.
BY Henry Brady.
Hath ST. 80 West s 3. 325 II Q OF Lenox
ave. 1s.4x1001l, school, sold TO the plaintiff
for slO,500.
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph J.. Day.
OGDEN AVE. 1o16. e :. $50 II n OF l64th
for $1,000
MORRIS AVE. @ s. Ills II OF Park View
Terrace. 30xi3I .4x12j. 1x9Jl; vacant; sold TO
OHara Brothers for s24IJ.
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MOLAsSES AND sYRUPS - Molasses
steady, with fair demand for grocery s'a1''
N2vAL sroREs-There was a hrmer tone
to turpentine. and prices were higher IN s.ln,
patty with the advance at the South heS"'
steady and unchanged. Tar frm., d an.
OILS-Renned petroleum steauy anu W.
changed. Linseed oil quiet ,,-,.., .,,,,,,
RIUE-Firm. owing to the limited supply
OF desirable grades a.. -,.os
SUGAR-The American reduced It's prices
on all grades OF refined sugar Po,H's
except crystal dominos and soft sugars. WIN
all refiners now quoting on the basis OF 80
for fine graduated. There was niue me- ~ .
interest in refined sugar to- day, ootn III ". ne
way OF new business and withdraWaIs No
sales were reported in the raw MARKET ou'
holders were said TO be asking hlgher WtVes
and the market closed firm. with eentTnussI
quoted at g. 42c; muscovado. 2b2c' ana mo
lasses. 2.67c. In London beet sugar early was
active and higher with october ana NoNenl-
Der quoted at 9s I'd and May al lVs AZ. On
the curb beet sugar was STEADY WIN 1890
at gs Cd: November. 9s 0Ad. and May IVs 10
London cabled the stock in the United hlhG-
dom at SO 900 tons. against 5000 last week
Willett & Gray report the moTen i %, Or
sugar at the six principal ports oof Cuoa Io'
the last week as follows: Receipts. none
against none the previous week: MI Ias' year an
and none in 1911; exports. 1000 against o'VpV
900 and 1000: stock. 1900. against SOVoo
q 900 and p 600; receipts for the entire Island
1000 against 1000, 1000 and 500 There Is
! central against last week, last year ana
none In 1911. , ,,,-,,
the last week and prices were well held owing
10 the light stocks. ,
active but prices reflected the hrmness IN the
raw material market and were well held
DRUGS-Trading was not quite so acuNe
during the last week. probably on account OF
the holiday Prices, however, in instances
were easier, particularly opium which showed
further declines. Notwithstanding the hlghef
duty Essential oils easier. but quiet.
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The former home Of John ID. Rockeie'-
Ter. ir.. at No 10 West 54th street, was
leased yesterday by William A. Wh''e
Sons to Mrs. William w. Borden y.
Chicago The lease is for term y,
years. Mr. Rockefeller formerly occupieu
the house until a short time ago. "heh
his new home. at No. 10 West oith STREET,
was completed.
Astor properties were sold at auclioh
by Joseph p. Day In the Vesey street
salesroom yesterday. The parcels NO %
Ninth avenue and No. Il Barrow street
were offered in a Supreme Court paru'ioh
gale.
The former parcel. five story tene
ment house, with stores, was seculeu ~
Max Finkelsteln. "A tenant WIZ ou'O
tho sneculators. and the Barrow street
parcel, also a five story tenement mus
was purchased for S2l.l5O by Lo"eiie,u
G. Prayer. Both properties were Original
w numbered among the holdings Oh t"e
Caroline W. Aston estate, ana oesoe"u'u
n the litigants. Caroline S. wilson anu
Charlotte a. Haig. who sued fie'en
Robinson and other defendants reSu'''"e
I'm the above sale. ..
The Capen Realty Company mas pouen'
through +. J. Crawford from Mrs loa d.
Cook her four story dwelling house w"
1869 Madison avenue, adjoining the sou'n.
eost corner OF slst street The properly
has been held at $500. Plans are oe'ns
nrepared for an alteration which lh'oi'es
bringing out the front to the buildihB me
and remodelllng the house for business.
The Knlckerbocker Ice Company 10 '"e
buyer of the parcel reported so'd IL
Gently by the Barney Real Estate Co'''-
many II has frontage Of loo teet Oh
Amsterdam avenue and 1913 feet III io''"
street. On the plot Will he erec'eu O."
ice plant.
Other sales announced yesterday io'O"
10TH sTREEr.-Charles $. kohIer nae me
o. 1rbnmss O. Num- and Mary A. l!l" 10
.our s,orv and basement dwelling MOUSE st
80 w., 1otth street, on lot lo'oAiV'iA 49,
~ raXE,oSTAINE AVENUB-John a; So ~
-, has sold for the OZARK RealS q,
n on5o Iafontaine avenue, a frame Nv Nv, ,o1
tn,,ss on Mot G5xlOO feet. TO r hoe"ie 49,
Improvement .x, -. srenmetz In
- t,'nctton ulth Clement II. Smith, nas e..
- H. steinmetz Construction Iouipsny 80
zoo 400 and 1924 Glover street th'eo W."
MI brIck houses, TO Henry Fusller''
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hon pl: 25xlS6; James A Foley. r.f.,.
kathariBa Gass 224s Powell ave-. Us :
1850; attorney. Lawyers Title Inn,r..u y:
Trust Co. 100 Broadway. rance 4
FULTON AVE. 1852 s. 2s.5xao7 ..
brincHerhon 10 Geo II Leopold, i3so ~
e. Weber, Beekman st. wee
GLEBE AVE, cor Starring av. -
Isabel c Reid to Henrietta Jasper IN,
ave. Oct IL mtg $500; 500; attornso' n
Guarantee and Trust Co. 178 Broadwsv' n
GRANT AVE. s. 1872 II $ Of lear
1913 Tomasso Truppi to Chas e Hajlv &
Lyon ave; Oct 10: 500: attorney, John 4. g
20e) Westchester ave aats
LOT III. map Washingtonyine. D..
Smith TO VIM X Harrington. 1907 Whit. ~ sa>
I'd c; Oct 10; 81; attorney. A J Herr,sse g J
Nassau st. eA !
LOTS 4s6 and 4s7. block p. man Ma.
tate; Land Realty Co to John A Ste.nrns,, 3 2
II; 81. ~ q
PROSPECT AVE. n e cor Fox ST ,u.
Phoebe Nalitt to David Nalitt. P,,'I
j: Oct "a: 800; attorney. l. wel,s.t.
l32 Nassau St "ost
WEST 4 lot 3a7. map Wakefield. OSIRIS
Robert G Norgenstern, Jr. to Constant.
Kraus. Philadelphia: Nav % (mtg s4Ca ~
attorney. John II Dehr'nann $3.50 Whit p ~
ave.
west u lot 1850. same man. W..
Wetterer 10 Annie Henry, 63i East 9ia.s
mtg 500: Seft p; 81 attorneys
Gescheidt 6 Son. Mount Vernon. Y
9TH AVE. n s, % II OF lot o.o
Wakefield. 25x1i4 Stanlslaw Koneysl,.na IA
Elizabeth K Wawrzyniak. $50 East e9o,1a Y
Oct II, 81; attorney, F X Waze,er y,
Broadway. W
i4TH ST. g. 155 1T W Of eth a..
ia. Wakefield: Vincenzo W Zlto IA IN ~
melina Rivlo. 2i52 Washington ST. s.,. ~ !.
500: attorney. Title GUARANTEES Co :,
Broa dway. ~
iG-sT ST. 700 East 5Ox9o. 10; Au.,.
Realty CO 10 Smada Realty co. 3ai ~
i40th st: Oct 10 (mtg s52500) 500, a..
nsy. Lawyers Title Insurance co. l60 p, 49,
way.
I63D ST. s. los n . OF Forest av. a.
1902; Henry F Nimphries 10 Josephi,.
Baenckcr. Jersey City: Oct IA: slOo. ~.
ney. Peter Everett. 80 Liberty 81
1s3D ST. cor OF Clinton ave o..
Jacob Strcifer Co to North Land ~ u
Southern Boulevard: Sept I (mtg 4, 80
81; attorney, Charles Weishaup,, 900 P,...|
way.
1s9TH ST. s. 1905 n OF Parx a.
388x-; lots $40 and 81 map Hunt e,,,J
Smada Realty Co TO Allendorf Realty al
POI Broadway (mtg $4,000: Oct H. AL
attorney Lawyers Title co. 100 Broadv-
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....i1.5s LIP lies
PROyISIONS- at the start,

PRONISIONS-Steady at the start' ou, -
ports from the yards indicated weak nos MA "a
kets This brought about selling pressure. ana
at the close values were at the lowest point o OF
the day. PORK-steady. Mess 80 30 .2Gs1 20
BEEFLOuiet, Mess, s17 5Ods1s so; family
sl9a$2O; packet sisasi9; extra India me, ness 20
s2sG so. DRESSED HOGsmstesdy; ~
l2Ssc; pigs, 13hc. CUT MEATsIf,tickIedd, Or N
lShc. PIcKLEp HAMs-lsc. TALLoWs@0
Quiet. Special. csc; city. Gsc' country Il Goa 0
e&c LARD-Easer. Middle West. s 100
South America. II o5c; Continent. II. so; Bra
zl kegs, 1860: compound quiet 5000 &C.
STEARINE-Quiet: cleo. DC; city lard, - ~;
selling pressure and prices closed at a net DC
cline Of TO IL points There we're mode ,,s,,e
tenders on october contract. but the sel ,,nt'
was due principally to the weakness w ~ ~
crude oil from the South. Local eoh'f"''
prices: co,r,-
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MAYOR KLINE TO ATTEND.

Navor Ardolph l. Kline will be the
g,,est OF honor at the next meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce OF the BoT-
ough OF Queens. to be held at the wal
dorf Hotel next Wednesday, OCTOBER 80
A huffet luncheon will be served lmme-
diatelv after the meeting. when the May
or viii meet informally the business men
At the last meeting OF the directors
the bylaws OF the chamber were aii s..,
l5o 10 30 members In order TO be able 10
accept the applications OF manufacturing
and business interests which have come
into the borough.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New 1ork. OctODer II, NO.
BEEVFS-Receipts. |. $50 head. about 30
OF sale cattle. Steers nominal: bulls
steady; COWS dull and easy. Bulls. sjaSG; !
extra bull. 81; cows. $685. ca. Dressed beef
steady at l2Hl4c.
Sales-H II. Hollis: % bulls. sl0 N average.
at 50 Is per 100 10: .. 745 N, s. 5O - heifers.
04c ~ s.
George e. L. : nillenback steers go n.
81 %: bulls 1875 H. So :. $50 10. 81 ~; :.
-! N. s. IS; cows $40 n 81 CO. 2. 900 NJ
81 -: %. s42 n. 81 C5: q 9s5 n. 81 80: ~ s3G
N, 81 -; IL, 800 n. 81 -; r. rs 10, 81 -;
q. sag NJ, 81 ~.
Jellire Wright & Co.. 20 bulls oI6 10. So 70;
a. T34 n. 81 30
E W otis & co. bulls. il33 n. 81: il,
S'I NJ, 50 ~: 4. coz IL. 81 20. !. iiI 10. s..
W. n. Hume: | huh. 1870 n. 81: II heifers
uew cows, o22 II. So IL. cows, 90 n. s..
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AUCTION OF DWELLINGS TO-DAY.

Bryan l.. Kennedy will offer at auction
at the Vesey street salesroom to-day NO.
ll9 East 39th street, five story Gweiiine.
also the northeast corner OF 96th street
and Lexington avenue; No. lI3 West 18th
street. four story dwelling; III the Bay
Ridge section of Brooklyn plot on the
south side OF saith street, and In Long
Island city No. 1871 to % Borden avenue,
running through 10 Sd street.
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REALTY NOTES.

WILDER c. Goodale has removed MS
office TO No "a Pine street.
Leon 8 Altmayer has negotiated a
FIRST mortgage OF s2l 900. for term or
years. on the northwest corner OF Broad
way and l4Ith street.
John NJ Thompson, who has oeen the
manager OF the private sales department
of Byran l.. Kennedy for the last -FOUR
years. has opened offices at No, ITO
where he will engage In gen,
eral real estate, especially BROKERAGE ana
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BUYS SCARBOROUGH ACREAGE.

William A. White & Sons have sold for
Eugene A. Callahan OF New haNeU
a Mot NJ about three and one-half acres
at Scarborough to Walter B. Mahoney and
Giles Whiting. The property fronts on
the Scarborough road. The same brokers
sold last year TO Walter Il. Mahoney two
and one-half acres adjoining this prop
erty. upon which he has erected his
home
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GETS scARsDALE TRACT.

Angel & Co. sold plot OF two and
three .tenths acres on Richbell Road.
Scarsdale. n. Y. for Thomas F. Burgess
to Arthur r. Loveridge. The Burgess
property adjoins the development known
as the Heathcote tract and the new prop
erty just opened by the Quaker Realty
Company and known as the Morris Farm.
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Manhattan,

AMSTERDAM AVE, W cor OF 9t,h !
40xl00: Hughes Holding Corp 10 " 7 e.
art & Co, 40i 18th ave (prior mtg $50 I'M
Oct II; l yr: per cent: $4,000; attor..
Title Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway
CHERRY ST. 1854. n s. 20.1xI5: s,n|
4 Smith to Emigrant Industrial sayss
Bank. 81 Chambers st: Oct 10: S yrs; 6 =
cent; $4,000; attorney. E Mcclure. (
Chambers ST.
PRINCE ST. 11s. $. o0x7i.2: lls Pm
Street. Inc. to Title Guarantee and Truu b
l76 Broadway; due as per bond; Oct h
$4,000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. a. $. e5s.fols
Kath J White to Home Trust Co OF y,v
York. Al Court ST. Brooklyn: Oct 10; ! IN.
5il per cent: 100000; attorney, Lsr,r;
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
SPRING ST. W cor OF Elizabeth IT. ~,
1926: Bernardine " Kracht 10 B.r,h, d
Middendort ct al. exrs. 30 Montgomsy u
Brooklyn: Oct 10; 3 yrs: $4,000; attor,s,r
Rabe e. Keller. 2js Broadway.
Sd AVE. $50. s. 20x7O: Morris Lew, !,
Mayer Katzeuberg 206 East Goth st. Dc, ID,
2 yrs: $4,000: attorney, sidney Nordlinger. 10
Broadway.
10TH AVE. 1872 S, 224x75: Otto Hen.,ss
TO American Mortgage Co. 80 Cedar 81: o., Il:
8 yrs: $500; attorneys. Bowers SANDS 4
Cedar 81.
15OTH ST. SIS. s55 IT Of Amsterdam AZ.
15x90 II: Chas Newman 70 Florence Ksl...
berg. pos West SOD st: Oct Z. ) yrs; s?e
attorney, NJ Niebrugse. 233 Broadway
The Bronx.
BARNES AVE. W cor 2lsth IT, llirE
Thos Greenlees to Selena A Campbell. s,a--
ford Conn Oct IL ! ". 8 per cent; slM
attorney, Chas = Buckley. al Broadway.
CORLEAR AVE. e s. s66 Il o, s32i Z
o5x127: Terence Byrne 10 Frank Bortlis y
Corlesr ave; oct II prior mtg $500: due a
per bond: 81. 900: attorney. Title Guara.s
and Trust Co, lT6 Broadway
EPNESCTIFFE PL. 5. 1922 Il " Of u
bon pl. ok. Katharine Cas- TO Mary
Dolan. 5s7 Riverside Drive Oct II: N
50. coo: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance al
Trust Co, 100 broadway.
ELLISON PL. S. 325 II Of Lsring Z
SOx-: Theresa Hoffman, 10 Anna Ehlers ~
Freeman ST q rior mtg $500; Oct 3; due 4
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Fease & Gilman have leased apart
ments as follows: No. 100 Riverside
Drive. 10 W. p. Billings; No. lis West
list street. to Sidney r. Stratton. and
No. 1876 West 65th street. to Julian l..
Street
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BUYS BROOKLYN FLAT HOUSES.

The G.. & NJ. Improvement Company has
sold the two four story fat houses, Oh
plot lOOxl00 feet. at the northwest corner
OF Bedford avenue and Sterling Place. to
l.. NJ Mendham. who gave vacant prop
erty In part payment
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torneyD
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE- cor s4th st, 4Ox
100; Margaret Hughes 10 Hughes Holding
Corporation. l4i Broadway mtg s92 co., /
and $; Oct "A: 81: attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
HOUSTON ST. 39S ana 400. $. 4o16O
TO Nos 2s9 and 2al East Cd st: Louise Kar-
fold to Rialty Realty co. 9s Graham ave.
Brooklyn (mtg SIS. 1907 Sept 80; 81; attorneys.
l. & VI Blumberg. 0s Graham ave. Brooklyn.
PRINCE ST. lis. 500 II Of Greene st.
20NIl.3: Fred Schultz ct al 10 us Prince
street. Inc. 500 Broadway; all liens; Oct 8; 81.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
Broadway
RIvINGToN ST. 800 and s24. n cor Goerck
p. s0xsl.3; Samuel Cantor TO Kinereth Realty
Co. 1917 45th 81. Brooklyn mtg si3. 500; Sept
30: 500; attorney, II l Barnett. 1872 Mas
saG st.
WEST WASHINGTON PI. 81. n $. so II e
- n Of West Washington pl 2l.Gxs0; Perry
~. ~. n - 100 II OF Wayerey pl 2NGS tmtg
sl5.oD). Houston 50. :. 80 II OF Thompson
~. 2ONlOO Bernardine VI kracht to Bernardlne
NJ 4. wife OF James De In Motto, 49, Broad
ST. Newark. y j. each y part; and and
ag: oct 10; 81; attorneys, Rabe & Keller. 25s
Broadway
aGTH ST. n s, go II W ~ 10th ave. 5OxlOO s.:
Samuel l. French 10 Mathde Bouthln. 10 High
-. Passaic. y j: all title; quit claim; oct .;
81; attorney. III Nieu. 80 Broadway.
il2rH ST. 100 T., 4 sty brk. 2'xl00 II: c W
Dayton. ref. TO Aimee Rossignot. 1904 New
kirk ave. Brooklyn. guardian OF Aimee I. Ros-
signot: Oct Il; $1,000: attorney. Lawyers
Title GO. leo Broadway
l1TTH ST. 400 East sly brk, I6.sxlOO II;
Antimo DE Ctcco 10 salvatore Puritcato. +3s
East il6th st Omtg $1,000; Oct II: Si00: at
tonoy. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
Broadway.
i2lST ST. $ $, 400 II W OF Lenox ave. COX
1rp1l' Sarah Sulzbacher to Henry Glass l42
West 12lst st mtg sl4o O0l: Sept 30; 81; at
torney, l Hershfeld. 90 Nassau 81.
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ROCKEFE|LER'S FORMER HOME LEASED
House Was Occupied by John D., J Until His New Dwelling
Place Across the Street Was Completed Recently.
TWO AsToR PROPERTIES DISPOSED OF AT AUCTION

east side OF North Fulton avenue, in the
Chester Hill section. The purchaser will
erect dwelling.
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The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE, " :, 1855 II n OF 10th
ST. 25SI5 to Quarry I'd, with land IN bed OF
road; Marion II smith to John h smith 204T
Bathgate ave; Oct II: ST. attorney, +
Gerding. 1901 Bathgate ave.
BALLOON AVE. $. 200 II OF Latting ST.
25N9O. Emma 4 Cornwall To LILLIAN G Corn
wall. iils Balcom ave: Oct II; 500; attorney
stephen Wrly. 1895 Boston I'd
CALDWELL AVE. y. 90 II Of i56th
ST. 2ox52 u: Rosalia Calcagno to Vito Calcagno
100 Caldwell ave; oct mtg 81. 500: 81; at
torney. levin & Levin. 800 Broadway.
CORLEAR AVE. :, $50 II OF 232d St
25xi27. Frank Rortlick To Terence J Byrne.
l35 sherman st: Oct II mtg 81. 500: 500; at
torncy. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1T6
Broadway.
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SELLS MOUNT VERNON PLOT.

Neason Jones sold at Mount Vernon for
John +. Kaiser plot, 50xl53 feet, on the
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LEASES MoRRIsToWN HOUSE.

Pease K Gilman have leased a house
on Farragut place, Morristown. tn James
G.. Marshall
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)
OCTOBER IA

OCTOBER H.
VAN NEST AVE. 53i and 533: all: Emil
Talamini TO Mamie Costa: ! yrs from July
1, 1912: $40: address. 53t Van Nest ave.
4TH ST. 1877 East; all; Thomas Windmill
er 10 George Koenig; 10 yrs from May !.
1913: SO 500. address. ~ Ave A.
I'D AVE. 393 all; Frederick X Cameron
ct al TO Alfred Skirt: IL SIP yrs from Sept
/. 1913; sl.S00: address. 1903 I'd ave.
+5TH ST. 5i4 and 54G West: store. etc;
Robert G. Fulton 20 Andrew Vallch; 3 yrs
from May 1. 1913; ST20: address. 524 West
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF granite. a.
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise s,a,u
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF EvEs sXIr y y
scrption for sale. Address EO'N'
CRAY. Neshanic. y. j.
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out stocks. Spot firm. with Rio rs quoted al

Open. High. Low
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Kenneth Ives & 10. wesrcse.t.r: y"
WRITE FOR INFORMATION aoc ouuspIY
chester. GEDNEY FARM CoA"
Grand Central Terminal. ~ y.
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Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.F. o. b. Elevator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
MODEL LICENSE LEAGUE
ON WHISKY QUESTION
By Il. VI. GILMORE.

would fine and imprison the drinker,
buyer or possessor of liquor in pro-
hibition territory, the dry" advocate
asserts that he is opposed to any inter-
ference with the individual right to buy
and drink liquor.
As a matter of record the leaders Of
the Anti-Saloon league and of the pro-
hibition party have admitted that a
law that would prohibit not merely the
manufacture and sale of liquor, but
the possessing and drinking of liquor,
would kill the whole prohibition move
ment. Thus far we have developed two
| essential facts.
Don't Want Prohibition
The people do not want real pro-
hibition, and the leaders of the pro-
hibition movement do not want real
prohibition.
The leaders of the anti-Saloon
| League declare that they are fighting
the saloon and nothing but the saloon.
But the Rev. Purley \. Baker, gen.
oral superintendent of the AntiSaloon
| league, recently asserted in an address
| in a church in Louisville. Ky, that the
ultimate goal of his organization was
national prohibition of the manufacture
and sale of liquor.
| National prohibition, if enforced,
| would mean real prohibition and would
| take from the normal individual his ad
mitted right to buy and use liquor
This develops the third essential
| fact, and that is that success would
slaughter prohibition.
DIR. Henry Smith Williams, a seien-
list of the highest repute, is authority
for the statement that lack of sue
cess is what has kept the prohibition
propaganda alive. The people demand
alcoholic beverages, and prohibition Of
the manufact and sale, without
prohibition of the possession and use,
will not even reduce the consumption
of liquors.
Experience has shown that the
outlaw the use of liquor and this
brings us to the yitsls of the liquor
problem.
Legal or Illegal
shall the manufacture and sale Of
liquor be legal or illeSal?'
edIy that the worst unlicensed dis
pensary is better than the best licensed
saloon. Also they have declared re-
peatedly that the moderate drinker is
more harmful to society than is the
drunhard
In their zeal they would put the