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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14
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| 1926.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

SEN. golen aronteH uno SIoOaten
ipreden Oas Geutitt mo gelteit
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wirflidl elm BALI Ocutider Stdat
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iic Die 3uiauuHcniaiiuna Der eIn5el-
nen ailsiagen Der SeItte iinO,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

Flora Z. gnmb bat Die Samee
Sicmort Confirmation COMPANY uno
ben abrdbcr 8. @roB ouf $4,000.
daOgncrias perllnat, pefI fe in.
fnlar cuc5 idaOtaiien GeitrHite
Sos btnfirl unO Iid itwrcg Der
icHangeB 5u5og.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14
Maitani orr nNsnenr0iaA.

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,Srennos oeS @rreins ino 81 Dem.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

5armar6eiter 1T ben 30'er Sabren,
iuft alrbeit ouf Der 5arnL baf
g%rinbrung, 2obnanipru1 maBia.
Sfferten an bic Omaha Eribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

pincr ner tonangebenoeu 9unfiers
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Der gunops Reieruebanf : geb0roe
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Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

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8rouoeis abeater @eb1uoe. Eel.
Douglas 1863.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14
Seine G~ntIdlnloianna

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rem nift in einem Rub6er Store
defauit 6abeu. Omaha Rubber So.
lin bic Edc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14

Tubrmuuu iltd)t arbeit fir etnige
Monate. Cfferten 9or 1870,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-14
@suturepcles.

1914 3nSian g}otorcDcIc iett fcrtis;
Bargains in gebraudten Mtaidi.
neu. - 0moba 8icpclc So, 16. uuo
Gbicogo StraBe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BULL ESTATE PLOT
LEASED AS LOFT SITE
Property on 18th Street to Have II Story
g---Phipps Takes Over
5th Ave. Structure.

Practically all branches Of the realty
,,,-Ic, produced interesting transactions
.,.,cr,iu.. though the volume of business
,,n,uuyd small Most interesting OF the
5,,s a,als involved the leasing Of a plot
d, tr Bull estate property on Thirty
sf,h street between Fifth and Sixth ave-
,,,ss 4. a builder who will erect a twelve
.,sr, store aud loft building there. Johu
d. raH.u and Joseph +. Day negotiated
III, I,t-,. FOR the estate OF William Til
lnchag Bull NJ D., George w. Young,
,x,.u,ur. they have leased 35, 81 and 80
Nest THlrly -nfth street, "A plot 56.3Xss.g,
covered 10y three three story and base
mont dwellings. The Adrem Consruc.
,o-, Company Ephraim Adler. president.
,,s u,.u the property for "A term of
.cl-. NJ Nilrr. long Identified with the
Rood. Adler X Koch Co, will at once
monk ground Tor the construction of 70
nor, and loft building on the plot, from
m, plan. prepared by Warren a Wet
rore architects filed yesterday with the
Ruudug department.. The cost is esti-
,,t'ed at $4,000. The building will be
r,ady Tor occupancy early in the fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
LEASE wEsTCHEsTER PLACES.

ANGEL * co. have leased for A. T.
Kerr his residence on Dublin road, Elms-
ford, to .. T. Carpenter for Rollin Kirby
his residence on Circle road, Scarsdale,
TO W. w. Lyons for George Purser his
residence on Church lane. Scarsdale, to
Gay IL. Millus; for Maurice B. Thayer
his residence on bverhlll road. Sea rsdale.
to q. Richard Davis for Edward Ray
none his residence in the Greenacres Sec
tons OF Hartsdale To Godfrey It. Firth.
Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have leased for the
estate OF Gustav SChwab To Franklin Pet
tit the place known as Boscobel ut
Scar borough Hudson. The property
consists of a large residence, stable, ga
rage, outbuildings aud about eighty-slx
acres situated on Broadway adjoining the
sleepy Hollow Club
Fish q Marvin have leased the Holbrook
cottage at Scarborough furnished for the
summer to Edwin c. Johnston of this
city.
Walter Luke has leased the Whelpley
residence on Tuckahoe road, Scarsdale.
furnished for the summer To DR. w. :.
Wescott of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
Few Concerns SIN Takias space IL
city Loft buildings.

j. G. Elnstein Company, Inc. has leased
the eighth loft In the building about to
be erected at 1916 East Thirty first
street to j. Bass n Co. also the top loft
at rs East Sixteenth street to the Nom
namoid Company.
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company. as trustee under the will
OF Lucille NJ. Stevens Spofford, filed a
petition In the Supreme Court yesterday
FOR permission to execute ten year lease
on the property AT 3is Greenwich street
and rs Harrison street to Frederick +.
Loewenfels, produce merchant, at 1900
year. The Spofford estate has a half
interest I'm the property and the other half
Is owned by Elizabeth NJ. Stevens, mother
OF Mrs. Spofford.
y. Brigham Hall and William u. Blood
good have rented the sixth floor, contain
ing about 10000 square feet. In 40
Fourth avenue, to the y. \. Farmer Com
pany for term OF years. He'll a Stern
represented the tenant In the transaction.
The Lotion n. Sawson Company has
leased space In the Cuyler Building
ll6-l2O West Thlrty-second street, to Des-
mond X. Hays, l.. u. Dumont and the
Jamaica Park South Realty Corporation .
In the Anderson Galleries to the Metro
politan Art Associat ton. and In the Wills
Building, ESQ Fifth avenue, to Henry
OpdyCkc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

Tn, Henry phipps estate has taken
oyer the eight story building adjoining
,bs northeast corner Of Firth avenue and
Ff'y-spyoud street, built three years ago
h, nm, a,aS.hUld Investors on land leased
from NJ. phpps lie bought the property
m th, carly part Of 1911 from Robert
q Bowling who previously acquired the
.,,. and t., corner parcel formerly the
lIo,d Ilugutw site, from w X. Wander
bin and ". ~ Sluanc When Mr.. Bowling
iod I'm, north cud uf the hotel property
IA Nr puIpps he did SO with the under
.'s.tiug mat ne WAS To get a lease on tn
81, 10, 10 long term Of years. II was
under tlr sam. conditions that Mr., BOWL
ne sold the corner to the Oceanic ln-
vest,ug company. The lease on tha Phlpps
proptrN was taken In the name OF the
',assNult Investors. Both plots were I'M
,royrd with eight story buildings. n. l..
M,CIcadl some mouths ago got control
Of llr puwlug's companies. The earlS
usri ~ the month Mr.. McCreedy bought
iom the urcuuc Investing Company the
ipe nf the land ON which stands the cor
ne. building Mr. MCCrecdy now turns
back 20 NJ. phpps the lease held on the
second building The building Is 61.5 fee,
vide and 100 feet deep and was built at
a COS. pi 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

The j. Rumaiue Brown Company has
sci for William G. Schmidt the kershaw,
a SIX stor, elevator structure at 1853 St
Nicholas avenue, between l72d and l7Sd
streets on plot 75XlO0. The purchaser
buys tina house for investment
The Lotion H. slawson Company has
sold FOR the New York state Investment
Company the Victoria, at 5jl West 18TH
street q six story elevator structure. on
plot 15ygs.H. The purchaser is an in
vestor Who Is making his initial apart
neut house purchase III this city. The
Victoria 10 located les feet east Of Broad
w.
The Fair Deal Realty Company,
AARON Goodman president has sold 5ll
and il3 West l69th street new six
storl apartment house, on plot 5o1sl,
between Amsterdam and Audubon ave-
rues The buyer is Edward u. Corey,
who CAV. iu part payment s07 East l76th
street. consisting of a plot 7jNii2, partly
Improved with q three story dwelling. on
The north sid, ~ the street. about mid
way between Prospect and Marmion ave
upes. Arnold. ByTue x Baumann nego-
tated the transaction
The Frecnins,reet Company has sold
he southeast corner Of Audubon avenue
and lI1th street, q six story apartment
house known rs the lighcliff, fronting
100 feet on each thOroughfare. The huyer
gave out OF town property in part pay
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
STOCK EXCHANGE AID ASKED.
Foreign Investors want Action
Against states Defaultiag ON Bonds.

Edward l.. Andrews. attorney In New
York for the Corporation OF Foreign
Bondholders of London. has invoked the
aid of the New York Stock Exchange
in support OF the movement against those
states of this country which have de-
fsulted at any time Oh their bonds. He
reviews the defaults OF Mississippi and
Georgia, which are now seeking new loans
of North Carolina, Alabama and Florida.
I'VE would call your attention to the
diminutlon OF permanent English invest
ments in the United States" said Mr..
Andrews in the letter to the Stock Ex-
change. "On the Continent as well as In
Great Britain 1t Is inconcelvable that
these historic State governments do not
realize that public credit is the very
breath OF civic life among modern ma
tons In this situation We invoke the
cooperation of the New York Stock EN-
change as the central machinery for the
hotation and protection of investments
in the United States. We are encour-
aged In this course by the statements
that have reached us concerning the re-
cent extension OF your moral activities In
favor OF investors
I'VE urge upon the exchange the adop-
ton of the following measure-that YOU
may request the bankers OF the United
States to refuse To participate In the pur.
chase and negotiation OF new issues al
bonds by these defaulting States until
those defaulting governments agree "a
arbitrate their defaulted debts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
HEINzE VOW HASH Il. TROUBLES

Charges of usury in mortgage fore
closure suit were made before Supreme
Court Justice Page yesterday In an ac-
ton by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company to foreclose mortgage for
$4,000 executed by Arthur +, Heinze
and his wife, Edith Noyes Heinze, on the
property at ego Madison avenue, occupied
by the Heinzes as residence. The mort
gage was executed March 30, 1910, and
for interest at aia per cent. Subsequently
Charles W, saacHe bought $4,000 Of the
mortgage from the insurance company
The suit Is brought because the Heinzes
failed 10 nay 1850 interest due October
/, last. The property was decided to
Mary Thompson Geer an October 20 last
Counsel for the insurance company
a. H,d Justice Page 10 prefer the case for
trial on the ground that the defence OF
usury was made without any facts TO sus-
tain Il and that the defence was made
solely to delay the trial The court set
the case for trial May 23.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
SATISFIED MORrGAGREs.
(With name and address OF lenders

tWtth name ana address or lenders at.
9TH Az. 3ae, Ssl, =, 30 n stth st. Ss.gXs3
Aug I, lsls-Realty Holding 20 to the
Bank Tor Saw OF City Of n Y; atty. N r
sE Il; &C. 10 sSay W..i End AZ .o ,sa go
Apr 7. ls0s-Thos Mary MoC Thsehsr
TO Harold Brooks; atty CO. lse
sH nT Az :. 500 " as,th 81, ss1i GSV
july ST. isis@vermiysa Realty ' co to
NY Trust Co; atty, F a Snow. 10 Wall
MESSY 3+ss' ,Av..: 81; ,iSt,h ., !1SiYi''Ssss
NJ Smith TO susan O Hoffman Pittsneid,
Mass atty, l. 7 ] Co, 100 Bway, $1,000
PLiMPToN Az, 1871, 5, ?o7.7 = iVsth st.
runs W $50 s5,6 ke st6 to W ay >
10 to beg. May is. lsli-Patk J 4
cath NJ Hickey TO Francis q Lloyd, i57
Il fist at, and Newell Bent, Southboro'
Mass. trustees: attys, Merrill Rogers,
w IA r. 'a..,.,'s e
70 Frsdk GsbsR' st'h g; atty,
wf!g'ssiiNSss ~, i,s.::" iis:sS ~
wiLMSGss ~. sam" iis. zee e.
s@lss. , sss lpis s: :. ; ;Es;s,
ioHioO, May H. isii-ssms TO same;
viTTS;SJissE ~ ,,;- ,5S:;s : III
4 hFaaE 10 WIN q AsrseH. atfys U9rSiy
Bros wv SWAY '''''''''' 'Saeod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
SECURITIES AT AUCTION TO-DAY.
BY order Of administrator:
3 shares Harlem lndepehdent Hygeia Ice

BY order Of administrator:
shares Harlem lndepehdent Hysela Ice
For aocount Of whom It may concern:
So ,OOe Detroit jackson and Chicago Railway
Company GOnsul, mortgage. ) per cent.
30 year bonds, 1887.
$500 shares the Continuous Rail Joint Com
psny VI Great Britain, Ltd.
$4,000 studsbsker Corporation per cent
80, 90 Chicago stock Yards Company coil,
trust per cent bouds, 1861.
IS shares u. W, Bliss cumpaRy common,
20 shares Flushing National bank, Flush
81 ,OOS Consumers albany Brewing Com
pany per cent mortgage gold bands,
due January /, lsa5' all unpaid coupons
100 shares j. Spencer Turner preferred.
cent. bonds, 1858.
Is shares Lincoln Gas and Electric Light
$4,000 Interstate Electric Corporation Hrst
T%"S s per cent coll I" $ T. bonds
ilo, 900 Ohio Copper Company per cent.
10 year gold bonds, 1917.
$50 900 Bingham Central Hallway nrst mort
gage per cent gold bends, iss
5000 shares Stewart Mining Company.
loo shares Stalls Savings Bank OF Butte,
Mon,
Warehouse receipts George y. Tower, United
States bonded warehouse. ?sl and sss
West street, for tf,y-thr-e cases Of linen,
80 shares New York Plate Glass Insurance
Company,
20 shares oily Of Nsw York Insurance Com
many .
road second mortgage per cent bones
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHISdTON, May 1.-THE destroyer
NlcksbuTg left Msgatlan for san Diego, bat
t,sship South Dakots AZ Nazat,au, destroyer
Lebanon and destroyer cassin let Vera cruz
for Tamploo; collier BTutus az Sew Orleans /,
destroyer Monaghan lefI Sew York ytrt for
collier CyelOps AZ HlmpIua Ruais guUpudi
Machias and collier Nereus al Hsmpton
Roads
supply ship Glacier left Mare Island for
TiburORi collier Abarend4 left shaughai fur
Nsnslnsi 'rgised Ginelnnau at Snanghsii
stroyer cummings left Vera Cruz for Gal
weston; caller Vulcan left Vera cruz Tor
Lobos Island; buttleshlps Gtdh, Mime sofa,
Virginia, Georgia and Nebraska lrft Vera
Cruz TO sea for cNerClse'i destroyer palt"r.
son lett Tuypdp for Lobos Island; destroyer
burrows left ds!vesIon Tor Vera cruz
The Panther has been assigned to duty As
tender to the reserve sorpadO noIills, AtlaH.
tic neet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BROKERS' CREDITORS RIOT.
Much Clan,or Before the OMces Of
stOppani Il H0tchktH,

Customers and creditors Of Stoppan &
Hotchkin. Consolidated Exchange brokers
who were suspended yesterday, gathered
In the corridor outside the Arms main
offices at 66 Broadway yesterday and
started small riot. One sturdy individual
added to the clamor OF voices by kicking at
one inside.
An attempt was then made to rush into
the offices, hut the doors We're once more
slammed In their faces. Finding their
efforts to obtain an entrance fruitless they
finally dispersed,
A. =. Gilbert, the assignee, said yes
terday he could not give out a statement
regarding assets and liabilities. He said
It would take several days for expert sc-
countsnts to so over tho books and that
until they made their report no one could
give an authoritative estimate 81 assets
and liabilities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
TO SELL VILLA SIZES TO-DAY.

Rryan l., Kennedy will Offer az noon
to-day at the Vesey street saissroom nine
team villa plots Of from four to twenty
one acres each, comprising the Roxton
farm, formerly tho estate OF william W
Catlln, IN RIVE and Port Chester, N. Y,
The property comprises $50 acres and
has over a mile frotage on King street
and Harrison avenue, The Roxton prop
erty Is verv fertile and has an elevation
81 500 20 400 feet, commanding Views over
Long Island Sound, Surrounding Rexton
farm are 5000 acres which have been
taken by New York city 10 protect the
watershed and the land has been laid out
an a public mark,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
Fer eastern New York aud New
jersey, fair and mild Temperature
to-day and tomorrow, light ,ar'-
q bic SxfnAa.

For western New York. fair to-day AVID
probably tomorrow: light to moderate vari.
able winds, mostly south and southwest
For New England. fair to-day aud TO.
morrow: light TO moderate variable winds.
mostly southwest.
NEW YORK. May 2o--Thc pressure ron.
tinued high yesterday over all Of the couu.
try east Of the Rocky Mountains. with o..
centre remaining over the middle Atl,utIc
states, lower lake regions and Onto Nallo,.
Moderately low pressure prevailed I'm the
extreme Southwest but the depression noted
In the Northwest on Monday had dlsop.
pearsd.
The weather was generally fair through
out the country east Of the Mississippi Rycr.
excepting a little rain In Florida.
II was also generally fair IN the Rocky
Mountain States and westward. but between
the Rocky Mountains aud the Mississippi
River generally showery conditions pre-
vailed, with moderate TO heavy rain IN
Texas
II was warmer In the middle and uppc
Mississippi valley and upper lake regions.
In this city the day way fair and warmer:
wind, fresh northwest; average humidity. ~
per cent: barometer corrcsted to read to
sea level. at \. NJ, 30,5a; Q p. NJ. so.N
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY rs
recorded by the onieial thermometer. is shown
In N N nod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
TAKING LONG ISLAND HOMES.

Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
Mrs. Edward Livingston her country
estate at Glen Head. l.. l., consisting OF 20
acres, dwelling and putbuildings, to James
T.. Miller, vice-presldent of the Columbia
knickorbocker Trust Company
Pease h Gilman have leased for Miss
Louise NJ. Grace and Miss Lucille Agnew
their house at Great Neck, l.. l., to John
Auchinoloss.
Julia Beverley Higgins. with Bradford
Weeks. has let Mrs. Loring's place at
Oyster bay TO W. u. Craig of New York
for the season.
5. Osgood Pell a Co. have leased the
country estate of Charles T.. Titus at
Great Neck, L. /, to Stanley A. Cohen,
president of the New York Consolidated
Card Company, for the coming season.