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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
Business Leases.

S. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
parlor at No. East 18th street to A
Verstondeg, now at No. q East 18th
street
O'Connor & Ellison and Frederick Fox
e. Co. have leased tho third floor Of Nos.
50 and g Fifth avenue to Reuben Isaacs
& Co. manufacturing tailors, for term
Of years.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. leased a store
at No. 66 West Thirty-eighth street 10
Arthur Il. Womrath, Inc. for term OF
years.
L. S. NJ. Forman &. Co. leased for NJ
e. l.. Hess at No. % to 2S West 2lst
street the store and basement containing
Golluber.
The Julius Friend, Edward NJ Levi
Company leased 5000 square feet OF
space in Nos. Is and 20 West 2lst street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Emile Hassoy 20 Emile HSsey. 80, 600.
Same. as eNr. 20 same: 50. O0O.
Nina SchsUer 10 Arthur l. Price. 81
Eredk kreusel and ,lno 70 Ify A Steinhorr
50 OrO
Kath NJ 10 Roy 10 Title Guar and TT Co;
$1,000
Hy W De Forest, trus. 10 VIM Rankin:
$1,000
Frederic de p Foster. trus. to Frederic do p
Foster and ano. trus 1.-TWO assts): 81.
Ch1s k!iugensiein to David Mayner Brew
ing Co; 5000
Walter a Burke. trus. to Walter A Burke;
s.. 100
Alberta Woodbury. 10 Harriotte S Hobbs: 81
Max ManN 20 julius Bendheln: $50. 600.
treik II ion Suie trus. % FreIk II Won
Stsie 1.-TWO asstsJ. ST.
Title Guarantee and IT 60 to Anna schm,ck-
ei. s. eco
Same 70 Fr'fk " RothSchnd: $50. 900
John Mssdalin. eyr. 20 Sarah Magdalin; Sic-
2i0 ~
Same 10 Tessie Strobert: Si2,2lO
city Mtg Co TO Lawyers Mtg co. $50 coo
same 10 same. $1,000.
same TO SAME. 500 900
Same 10 same. SiT.5OO
Trust Co 20 city Mtg Co Crour aSs,s,,
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

4 moderate business reported IN
steamer chartering, with rates slightly lower
IN instances. Additional freights offered in
limited numbers, most OF which were for
fairly prompt loading. Quotations TO LIVER
pool and Glasgow. ID: London, 21Ad asked; ;
Rotterdam, SIC; Hamburg. 32h pigs; Bre-
mon, 30 pigs; Hull and Bristol, Sd Jan;
Antwerp 2Ad; Cork for orders. 2s Ga
picked ports large tonnage, Is 1oisd q 2s;
cotton 20 Liverpool per 100 ID, 2s4 soc
Der Gulf 10 the River Plate. 11Os, Jan;
Norwegian steamer $50 tons, L g and Brazil
trade. trip down on time charter, D {. de
livery New York, prompt; British steamer
q 8S tons transatlantic trade, one trip on
time charter, basis about a. 81, delivery
Gulf prompt: British steamer, $4,000 quar-
tcrs grain, nence to the Mediterranean. basis
about 3s one port, prompt; British steamer,
1851 tons, cotton. etc, Savannah, etc, 10
the Il K or Continent. p I, Jan; British
steamer . 500 tons. coal, Philadelphia to
Puerto Mexico, p Z, prompt; schooner, 2. 029
tons. tee Brnnswick 70 New York. D L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
DECEMBER IS
Manhattan.

BROOAE ST. cor OF Ridge 81, 20x80
Marie ] Bowen TO Cecilia Gafney, 22l1
broadway, Dec IS; 500: attorneys Thorn
ton Earle. 80 Park Row.
CANNON ST. 81, 27xi00: Simon Fuchs ct
al 10 Ignatz LEBLANC, 40 clinton st, Yonkers
Y, Dec 10. 42-100 parts (mtg s2s,0O0) .
a I; all liens; 500; attorney, Chns Schweck.
81 Wall St
PARK AVE. cor OF 9th ST. 1oo.1lx
100; Kayell Realty Co 10 Louis Levy, 12I
west 10th st; Dec IT, all liens; 500; ad-
dress, 80 Nassau st
WALKER ST, Ia s, 25x1oO: also Walker
81 a. lot l47, map 4 Lispsnnrd. 25xlOOi
nenry Solomon 10 william Patterson. 69l
fttt 9th ST. Brooklyn; Dec Is; 800; attor-
hey. Title Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
oo Isl AVE. 1926 TO 1880. cor OF both IT.
ooxss; Tile Wacht to Ferd @ Bamman, 436
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
Upper Broadway Theatre Plans

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of a two story moving picture thea
tire, with stores and "A dance hall, on the
east side OF Broadway from 18th to
lS5th street
The Broadway frontage will be 1872 10
feet and the frontage on the streets VIII
be % feet. The stores will be located on
Broadway and on l35th street and the
dance hall will be on the second floor OF
the 135th street end. The theatre will
accommodate 1856 people The Riverside
Drive Realty Company. Arlington Hall.
president, is the owner. Gaetano Atello
Is the architect and has placed the cost
nj SlJOOg0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Manhattan.
DECEMBER IS

DEOtMBth 10.
AVENUE b. y, 224xSO June 10, 1913. Jos
and Becky Goldman to Samuel Dawson; N,VV0i
attorney. NJ A Rabinoyitch, go Grand 81.
AVENUE e, 1873, -. 7xs3; July 10. 1903; ABR
and Annie Golden to the state Bank H8
Grand 81; 5000.
So. Abr and Ruth Golden and ano 20 same
5000. same address.
CANAL ST, 199-2Ol. n cor Mulberry ST.
6OlxZj, Nov %, 1910; Phebe l. and Jas )
Donnelly to Jos Woerter ir; $500. attorney
Jas Fitzgerald Rector 81.
SAME PROPERTY; June 3, 1911; same 70
same. $1,000.
CANAL ST. n e cor Mulberry st. abt SOx25;
Feb l. 1873. Phebe Long to Title Guarantee
and T7ist co, l76 Broadway; $4,000
GRAND ST. 50l. CG II " OF Allen 81, H.s
70. June 10. 1910. Meyer Goldberg 10 Martha
and. Sidney J. Josophthal ct al. exrs and
Lind. 2Ss broadway.
BGNOX AVE, $500. cor 1880 81, @llz
S. April Is, 1910. same 10 John Henry and
Eliz Bradford, trustees; I65,Ooo attorneys,
same
VERMILYEA AVE, o cor Of Hawthorne
ST. 1OOHl00; Nov s. 1909; George and Bertha
Maykopf TO Trina Prisse. $4,000; attorney,
W Wund, 1856 Broadway.
1852; Jaruos ID and Jennie d Schuneman 10
Harriet Solomon. So, 500 attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadw way.
chsr les st. Il 5xs7 l6x25 aEa5 o. CT Dec Is III 1906
Ida MarSOl,s 20 Bankers Trust Co and VIM
Baldwin, trus. $4,000 attorneys. White
& Case, II Wall 81.
Sd AVE n " cor OF 111th II, % exec 10.
June 30. 1899, Jos II Bearns 20 Mutual Life
Insurance co. 80 Cedar ST: $4,000.
18TH AVE, q .. 8l.g n . OF 4Jth st. OK
10; juno 90 1913, Adelia j Sparks 70 Mary
J. Blrr"iI. trus; $4,000; attorney, l. F Doyle,
III Broadway.
7iTH ST. 1872 East. 1s9xlo22; Dec IS,
1905. Sarah Holman TO Chalmers Dale and
ano. trus; Sls.5Uo; attorney. Eugene Smith,
81 Nassau ST
Z.NlOO.ll; Dec H. 1911: Gertie Halpin 20
Kerry and Joel Rodman; $4,000; attorney
NJ J Werner Rector st.
1880 ST. 1O2 and lO4. 81 u Of Ienox
ave. 36X0911. April H. 1910: New York
city Church Extension and Missionary So
dety or the VI T. Church 20 John Henry and
Eliz Bradford, trus; $4,000, attorney, "
NJ Powell. I Wall 81.
The Bronx.
FULTON AVE. . s. POI Il sw OF 9Th
G6s,hl ST. 18SK100. Dec g 1907; Mary ]
cornell 10 Cath Baumeister. $500; attor-
ney, Thso Baumeister. 35 Nassau g.
GERARD AVE, 3, 900 q Of Ella st.
looxl5O; Fob 20. 1907: Mary 7 Appleton 10
Tillie Meyerheim; 50 600. attorney Maurice
y Dean. II Wall St
LOTS 50 and 20. map 48I. estate L Gou-
voTneur Morris. Bronx; July Il, 1910; sam
Vel Kahn 20 Annie l. Morris; s2IOO. attor-
noy, Iiue Guarantee Co 17G Broadway
LOT $50. map 1880 Hunter estate; April
70. 1909: Thos and Eiiz Koans to Hudson p
Rose co. 81 West 45th ~. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19

MOLASSES AND SNRUPS-Ihere was
fair inquiry for grocery grades Of moIasses'
and prices were firm. Syrups steady
NAVAL STORf.S-Turpentine quiet ana
unchanged. Rosin showed no particular
feature Tar was dun.
OuS-Refncd petroleum unchanged. Lin
seed oil quiet
RICE-Qulet and nominal
SUGAR-No improvement in The demand
for refined and prices were unchanged AT
42OQA25c for fine graduated. Raw was
somewhat demoralizCd. ana there were ru-
lnors Of sugar for nearby shipment being
sold at much below the last figures. As a
result prices were weaker. with centrifugal
quoted at S24c; U.uscovaoo, 900; moIasses'
249c and cost and freight, sc. There
was said TO have been sale of Cubas for
late December or early January shipment
at 1Tsc. cost and freight equal 10 324c FOR
Centrifugal but particulars could not be OBJ
taiued The market was influenced by the
poor demand for refined and the lack or
interest even st the lower prices. In Lon
don beet sugar was easier, and tho early
cable reported sellers AT IS 1Ol4d for De
cnmber 9s for January and 9s 34d for
May. with the curb at IS 1Od for December.
s 11ltd for January and 9s I'D for Man.
London cabled the visible supply at S.JJOoun
tons, against . $4,000 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OGDEN AVE 1907; Guer1no Bald AIT carr
Si32 so
DAILY AVE. p, 80 It Of roth 81: John
kolenik. jr. & Co. Inc, agt Roman catholic
church OF 81 Thomas Aquinas and school et al
Sept %. 1913. SPA.
DECATUR AVE. s. $50 II II OF 209th n
Louis Daru ct al agt Edison Building Co et al:
Oct 81 1918; $50.
DAILY AVE. 1901 10 1915. Hirschhorn, Soho
enherger < Kr'cger agt Roman Catholic Church
OF 81 Thomas Aqunas ct al Sept "A. 1913;
81, 900
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, n W cor 1924 81
Samuel Rubin ct al agt Hilliard Construct ION
Co, Inc, ct al; Aug 10 1913. S67 so.
SAME PROPERTY Samuel Rubin OF al agt
same Aug lS, 1919 Sl15.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19

ssoa.s5: white 100 $685. Dbl. 81 259 %; REQ .Sa
Dbl, 81 5oat9; imported. white. ton. $780,
rcd, s2iG$2s; CAULIFLOwERS Long Is 81 lnd,
short cut bbl 81 50Qs5 50; long cut 81 To-, y9Y
CABBAGE. bskt, 75cQt1 q; EGGPLANIiL,I,'
baskt. 22aSS; box &Gs4 30; HORsERAaDl)iisSdlct..
100 Ibs, S3q$5; KAI.E. Virginia, Dbl -odiVs'
nearby, 25Q3Oc KOHLRABI 100 Dunc YsT
s. 5OQA: LIMA BEANS. half box 1Sgso' ~ -
TTCE. bskt. HGS2: bbl. t2aJ2 50. MINT, dozen
punches. 4Ca5Oc; OYSTER PLANTS wv
punches. Sqsi: PARSLEY, Bermuda oI =, ~.
Sl0$l %: New Orleans. curly, Dbl, 81 oVG'- ~
plain 81 JOaS2 25: PEAS. bskt. NqS?; f :, -
SHIPS. bbl. 81 5Odt2 %. PUMPKINS, Dbl, 81 ~
ds2 IS: RADISHEs. dollhouse, 100 bunchsS,
81 JOG$2. SPINACH, virginia. Dbl toc1sl -
nearby. SOd50c: SQUASH Hubbard. Dbl IL I1P
Dbl 75c6Sl IL white S1dsl so: TOMATOES
Florlda carrier. S2aS3 50. cuban. 81 5gq95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER ~.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 226 to go West; for two sty
apartment houses. 66 SXs55 go West 10th
street Co 100 Broadway. owner: Rouse &
Goldstone 8s West 82d ~. architects: $3.50, 900.
BROADWAY. =, whole front bet l3ith II
and 135th ST. for 2 sty moving picture the
atre, stores and dance hall, 1872 l0X9O, Riverside
Drive Realty co. 27s9 Broadway, owner. G
AJello | West saith st. architect; $3.50. 600.
CITY HALL PLACE, cor Pearl st; FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
s25O,0OO Downtown Building.

Plans have been filed for the seven
teen story Office building TO be erected
on the southwest corner Of city Hal
Place and Pearl street for tho Rudolph
Wallach Company. Joseph X Newman
president II Will have frontage OF bl :
feet and depth OF 7l.3 feet. freproof.
with facade OF brick and limestone.
George y. and Henry Boehm ara the ar
chitects and have placed the cost nj
FJlD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. December is 1913
BEENES-Receipts l,345 head: nearly .,, az,
for slaughter. No trading reported; feeius
| easy. Dressed beef slow at 12alic for native
sides.
Trade limited; feeling about steady; no prime
on choice stock offered Common to fairly
good yeals sold at SsGS11 10 per 100 N; no
sales on grassers or yearlings reported Guy
dressed veals easy at l4dlSltc per ID; couh
try dressed weak at 1liS4lG'zc. 8,
Sales -Kerns Commission Company: II
veals. 1870 10 average, at sll 20 per i" 10 "a.
;. sanders; 3 Indiana veals' l54 H. SII 'V'
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 1892
head: . cars on sale. sheep steady; so"r,
some late arrivals unsod Common TO prime
sheep ewes sold AT 81 5o9S4 % per 100 ON IN
culls, So; medium to choice lambs, 81 Z,g
s. 10. culls $5dS6. Dressed mutton slow az
sd10lec. dressed lambs. 1l'9Gl4Hc: country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower at S5a$6 per
sales Newton & Co: 2S5 Ohio lambs, 76
n average, az IS 10 per 100 n; 100, "A d.
S Sanders: l07 state lambs. 60 N, IS. l4l,
- u, s.. rs Gull lambs and yearlings % 10,
Sc; Gull lambs. 40 10. Sc; 3. 81 N. -,
state sheer l25 10, 81 80; ?, 1875 n, s. 10 :
S. Judd { 60: 1913 Ohio lambs. rs n, S..
Sc sheep. 12N 10. 81 10; Is. l5i H. 81 80. "a
culls. 81 10. SO.
Kerus Commission COMPANY: II state lambs,
- 10, S. 9S Indiana. - 10: s. % 10 lIdit.d
sheep ducks and culls). li2 N, So so; state
81 eep. III H. 50 30.
HOGS-Receip,s 3.547 head: car on sale.
Market steady at $saSS 10 per 100 h Country
dressed hogs strong az SQlliac per 10; roast
ing pigs steady nj ligiSC
Sales S Sanders. lSi Indiana hogs. 1873
u average, at s. 10 per leo 10.
Chicago. Dec 1S-HoGs-Receipts, 81. 600;
weak bulk OF sales. 81 55as 10. light. s. SOs
s. 65; mixed. s. 4oGS so; heavy, 45GS %,
rough. s. $685. IS; pigs. Sc 25Gs7 rs. CATTLE
Receipts, 5000 weak; beeves, IS Soa'9 49,
Texas steers. IS eoGt7 s5; stockers and feeders
81 9O1s7 So. cows and heifers. s. SoqS 20;
calves 81 50RSl0 So SHEEP-Receipts. is. 900;
weak; native sheep, 81 258f5 so; yearlings,
s. 4o6s6 50: lambs native. Sc 95dT rs.
Kansas City. Dec ls-HOGS-Receipts. lS,-
co., higher. bulk. 81 45Gs7 rs; heavy, s. 500
s. 77t4 packers and butchers, 81 5odS IS:
light s. 40GS IS; pigs. Sc 5o3$7 q. CATTLE
Receipts. 900, including coo southerns: steady;
prime fed steers. s. $3.50; dressed beef. S8
s. Is; Southern. s. 5paf7 cows, - 4o797; heif-
ers 81 5oQS9 so: stockers and feeders s. son
s. 50; bulls. &T$ calves. SGasi0 10 SHEEP
! Receipts. $500; steady: lambs. s7lfs7 e.. year
lings s. 50fSG 75 wethers, 81 5odt5 %. ewes
&aSl CO.
EBv Telegraph to The Tribune
ST. Louis. Dec. observation-disclosures. 5000
movement slow and prices barely steady:
Christmas beeves 81 c5Tsl0: steers, s. so
s. Is; yearii9gs. IS soqs9 25; hefers 81 65Q
S % COWS, SC 40QS 10: Southern steers s. go
s. 30. HOGS-Receipts. 1880: fairly active and
5Nl0c higher. choice medium 20 heavy weights
s 1881 So: bulk Of sales s. 5S0S7 -: packers
s. 40aS7 70; lights, 81 20GS 50: pigs, So 500
s. Is. SHEEP-Receipts, J. 800; dun and weak
lambs. S7Qs7 IS: Gull lambs s. S0Gss 30: NUT
ton sheep 81 4O8S 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
Apartments to Cost S450,0O0.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton Of two nine story fireproof apart
street, for the 23S West 10th Street Com
pany, Randolph Jacobs president They
will each have a frontage Of 6.S feet
and a depth OF $50 feet with facade
OF brick and limestone. Rouse & Gold
stone are the architects and have placed
the cost at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
sHEEPsklNs SOLD IN LONDON.

London, Dec. 1s.--A sale OF 1000 bales OF
sheepskins held here to-day. The de-
mand was fair and prices ranged from &c
to y d lower, except for sound crossbred pelts,
which were about unchanged. Following are
the sales and prices paid for clothing and
coTnbng: New South Wales, 300 bales, at
40sZd Queensland, 700: 4a9%d. Vic
tor'a, 400; "a 99d. South Australia. 700;
5000. West Australia, LOO; 3h 60Kd.
Tasmania, 200. 5As d0d New Zealand,
?, 400; AK Q9Gd. Punta Arenas, 200; "A
n l0Lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
Apartment Rentals.

Douglas l.. Gilman &, Co. have leased
an apartment Of twelve rooms and four
baths in No. 929 Park avenue TO Roger
w. Straus. In conjunction with j. G.
Einstein; an apartment in No. 10 East
9th street to w. T. Starr, OF Raymond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were record
81 yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesroom. NOS. it and IS FeSey
str
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19

Sd AVE. 276e. 8 g cor OF l4eth a. 2sI,aK
irreg. fty rat with store. sold for s3l. 500
10TH ST, 2lT East. =. 2O2 u or 80
ave. II 3NtoO11. sty dwlg. Sold 20 Charles
Ksrg for $1,000
80 AVE. 1880. .. o. n OF 1924 ct. PIX
I251 irreg. sly tsnmt with stores. Sold
CGTRTLANDT AVE. sse es, Ts n OF
10Oth st. 252T92. sty tenmt with stores
Sold for $500
BRONX BOULEVARD 1892. q 3. 300 n
n Of 24Oth 81. JONlO0: sty dwig. Sold 10
Thomas Mclaughlin for $1,000.
122D ST. All East. p. lTl4 n of lst
ave. l6sKs0.l1. 3 ETY. dwlg. Sold for $1,000
25TH ST $50 west n =. as q " Of It'll
ave, s0NaS.S; l sly church. Sold 20 the
plaintiff for SO. $50.
18TH ST. 15g West, n =, 100 n % 7th
ave. 50I90.ll; vacant. Sold 10 tho plaintiff
for $4,000.
l48TH ST. SIS. $50 II Of Lenoy ave.
10000 II; vacant. Fold 10 the plaintiff for
$50 600
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph T. Day.
172D ST. 1902 East. :, % n . % Long
fellow ave. 25xlO0. sty dwlg.. Sold TO the
plaintiff for $500.
2I7TH ST. 1921 and 1929 East n =. 200
n Of Paulding ave. 60xil44. Sold TO mo
plaintiff for $1,000
BY l. J. Phillips & Co
LONGFELIOW AVE. 5 e cor 81 1928 81.
io0125. ETY. tenmt and stores. Sold to
the plaintiff for $500.
By Bryan L. Kennelly.
212TH ST. 72O East, W r. 25 II OF Logan
ST, 25xio01O. sold 20 the plaintiff for 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
ALTERATIONS.
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, III and 113 West; 10 a 2 sty
stores and offices: y Operating Co 62f West
l42d ST, owner: J Eberle. $50 9th ave, archi
tect: $4,000.
AVE A. 10 and 49, 10 a 4 sty tenrnt and
store: y Becker. 1913 Broome ", owner; Gross
g. Kleinberger, Bible House. architect; $500
Tho Bronx.
FREEMAN ST. " cor Westchester ave-: 8
sty brk store and tenmt 25.GX70: the Ehln1
60. go 81 AIMS ave- owner: Fred Hammond,
39l Fast 18Th 81. architect; cost $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
Sell Fifth Ave. Corner;
Parcel Held at $2,5OO,OOO

Starr G. Co bankers and large studio
APARTMENT in No q West 18th street, Tor
Pease & Gilman, agents, to A. H. o.
TambOrinI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
DECEMBER 1s

155TH ST. n :, 525 II Of Broadway. l6ox
TX irregi Metropolitan Life Insurance 60
loans Strathoona Construction 90 S475. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE LANGDON 9Th sa AT. !, and

Now open. New York's latest fashionable
hotel Booklets and particulars on request.
EDMUND IL CHATILLON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY AT AUCTION
NEW JERSEY.

DAIRY and STOCK FARM OF 200 ACRES.
Also the private residence. containing Is
rooms. hardwood floors. electric lights. baths
and hrepaces. all on the line Of the state
road and trolley. two miles south OF Mechanic
VILE, n. Y, overlooking tho Hudson River. ~
minutes from Troy, y. Y, and hours from
New York city
Sale December 30th. 1919 on the premises.
For further information address
NEWTON T. BRYAN, Cashier.
Manufacturers National Bank
Mechanlcvle. y. Y.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-13
NOTlCEOF SALE BY TRUSTEE

By virtue Of the provisions Of a cer-
tain deed of trust executed on the 9TH
day of January 1910, by Geo. P.
Cologero in favor Of A. L. Jagoe, to
secure the payment Of certain indebt-
edness therein named, and which deed
of trust is duly recorded in Book 100.
al page 146, in the book Of records
in the Office Of the Chancery Clerk
at Houston Mississippi, this said deed
Of trust having been transferred and
assigned to c. M. Savage by A. L,
Jagoe on the 18th day of May 1911
said transfer and assignment being
duly recorded in Book 1903, at page
j8l. in the book Of records in the
o(ice of the Chancery Clerk at Elous-
ton Mississippi. and default in the
payment thereof having been made,
/ |, W. +. Buchanan, the trustee named
in said instrument, will offer for sale
and will sell at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash
within legal hours, in front Of the
!, Court house door in the town Of
Okolona, Miss. on the 7th day Of
ii 1918, the lot or parcel Of land
&rbed as Lot No 280 Block 35
5rding to the Tit survey Of the
n Of Okolona. Miss, this being
same property purchased be Geo
goeero from A. S. Caldwell.
Be title to tie above property is
,posed to be good, yet, | will con
~ only such title as is vested in me
trustee: Witness my signature thi.
e 5th day Of March 1913.
W. F. BUCHANAN,
Trustee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-13
First Count Monday April the 18th.
Read the Announcement and Particulars on another
Page OF this Issue, and get in the Game

votes. The box will not be opened
until the FIRST count is made, on April
18th. The judges will be absolutely
disinteresed people, in whom every
body vii have confidence, and every
count will be participated in by a
representative Of the Publishers Music
Co., who are managing the contest.
There will. be no Iayorites and no
chance for Eavorieism. The lady
" no secures the largest number oil
votes will win the piano, and so on
down for the rest Of the prizes. We
wish there we're pianos enough to go
round for all the girls, but there are
not. and all but ore will have to be
content with one of the many otoer
beautiful prizes offered.
Votir 6 can commence a. any time
in belIot box which is placed in this
office and the key to the box will be
given to the awarding committee
whose names will be announced in
another issue of this paper,
Use the free vote coupon in this is
sue. If you know of and lady whc
has not been nominated and whom
you think would make good race
us. the nomination blank below anc
send her name to this paper or bring
it in person and her name will b
entered. 1t matters not it she b
married or single,
Read the rules in the large ad i
this issue or we will mail them upo
request. Inspect the offerings OF tn
merchants and learn how you ma
secure votes for yourself or frien,
Be sure to ask these merchants tc
coupons.
. Those who do not understand til
rules and regulations of this conte
! can call at this office or write US ar
we will be pleased to 60 over tn
/ proposition with them.
Extra Prize of $1,000 in Gold.
r The FIRST count in the contest W
x be made on April 18th, at which tin
e $40 in gold will be awarded to tt
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-13

The big prize voting contest an
nouoced in these columns last week is
creaing more inCeres, lhan we lmag
ined ii would at the brQnuiog. Nom.
,inaiions Of contestants and being sent
,saa,his Office and soon there will he
many who would be willing recipients
Of a hne $400 Oberme, er Piano or
other valuable prizes enumerated in
this list
All Of these handsome prizes are
enumerated in the announcement on
another page and will be given to
son Of tie ladies' in this viciny.
The question is; how can do it?
All thai is necessary is to get your
relatives and friends to trade wih the
merchants who are donating prIzes in
!. this popular voting contest.
For each $1.00 spent with the mer.
chants you will receive Is votes which
can be voted for any of the contet.
ants. Also to get your friends to sub
scribe for this paper. For each one
year new subscriber you will receive
900 votes; for each one year renewa
500; for every year back subscription
4 400 votes Of course it will be un
derstood that under no circumstance
are coupons issued by the merchant
except upon cash purchases.
We have been asked it The vile O
daughter of merchants who are coop
Grating with this paper in the votin
contest may compete for prizes. Th
les are that no one connected wit
ibis paper can compete for any prize
neither can the wife or daughter {
any of the merchants who are coop
T-erating with this paper in the contes
enter he competition, The reason
for this are obvious, and we are yer
sure that the merchants will all te
just as we do in regard to the matte
We want the contest to be conducte
with the greatest possible fairnes
with no occasion or opportunity fc
anybody to criricse. The ballot be
is now at our office, ready to recei,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-03-13
POLL TAX DELINQUENTS

Pursuant to the terms Of Section
1916 Of the Code Of 1906, | hereby
certify that the following named per-
sons have been legally assessed with
Poll Tax for the year 1912, in the
Precincts named below, and have
failed to paw same on or before the
1st day of February, 1918.