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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-20
Not So Had,

MOI 50 Had.
Secretary Daniels told an amusing
story of one of his callers who re-
ferred to a scarcity OF torpedoes in
the American naval supply.
we have such and such torpe-
does Mr.. Daniels replied. naming q
particular type
"oh, they are no good" replied the
caller.
THAT may be-" interposed an adj
miral who was present. hut they are
the same kind of torpedoes that sank
three British cruisers in the North
sea-"
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER ].
Manhattan.

59TH ST. 700 W. Berger sffs 90 agt SOL Bloom,
.<seSa Jss~. Js~ ~ G. ~ss,-s- 49, ss'"
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
COTTON CLOSES
AT LOW OF DAY
Heavy Arrivals Here and Less
Export Demand Weaken
Market for Futures.

A renewal of December liquidation
served to unsettle the cotton market,
and there was further decline in
prices. although there was nothing In
the news to indicate any weakness in
the Southern spot situation, and offer
ings were neither aggressive nor
heavy. IL seemed, however, that the
circulation of few December notices,
combined with larger arrivals of con-
signed cotton here from the South, was
sufficient to promote selling by near
month longs, and the little investment
buying was chiefly in late positions:
Winter and spring deliveries sold
about 6 to points net lower, whlle
later months showed losses OF from
3 to 4 points, with the close steady at
net declines of l to 10 points. The
close was at the lowest of the day on
December, but showed slight rallies on
the later deliveries as a result OF COW
ering.
Southern offerings were not heavy
enough to suggest an increased DIS
position to hedge spot supplies, but
served to discourage fresh buying for
long account, particularly as the ex-
port movement is not running up TO
expectations, and demand for spot cot
ton appears to have slackened since
the filling of November engagements.
Arrivals of cotton here yesterday IN
cluded 1859 bales consigned, the larg-
est arrivals of consigned cotton Tor
some time. Southern spot markets all
seem TO be above a parity with the
present price for old December con-
tracts. Galveston. New Orleans, Mo-
bile, Charleston and Wilmington were
hc lower for middling at the close,
while other markets were unchanged
and generally steady, except Little
Rock, which was lsc higher. Spot quo
tations are now ranging from about
7bc to 7Ac in the various Southern
markets, the differences between sec
tions and localities being much mar
rover than before the reopening of the
exchanges. Exports were 26,s22 bales,
making 1,329,332 so far this season,
against 4,1S9 500 last year. Local spot
was steady at 7.65c for middling up
land; sales, 1000 bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER !.
Manhattan.

ii7TH ST. 2ls L; all: Ida NJ Rcynsrd TO NJ T.
Birnbaum, 2+S l. ll7th st. 10 yrs mos from Sept
l. 1919; siiy: a HsFfmAn; % william st; sl.ico
" KoTn. u Aauyer y. Brooklyn: 3 yrs mos from
Dec 4 1915 atty. 2 Bernstein. l4s Bway: s. 800
l2D ST u \, bet Madison and Lexington
room on street level. \ n Y Il X Co 10 L
N America By A S Burleson. Postmaster General
OF u s;i ~ mos from Nov Is. 1911. atty, q u
Malker Grand Central Terminal Sl3.$C2
SANE PROPERTY. two rooms on beJefnent upor.
10 same: ! Jr mos from Dec Is. 1913; same
atty; SO.eOO
bascment: Louise kissiing 70 y Jurgs AMI az, 92s
Amsterdam ss. Jn from May !. 1915: atty. = @
Barnard I BwAys -. 400
FIIASKTORT ST. 81 .e3: all: MARY Z Iacison ct
a 20 e. Grmberg eGf ~ NichOiu az. : Sr from
May I. 1915: stiys. Hellmuth a NJ. i63 BSU;
7sTH ST. Ii-is y. ninth noor Flemish i,eaiiy
Co 70 " Solomon e; Al. 1920 sd 81 Bfookyn. Jrs
from Yeb 1. 1915. attys Calm. l. a q. i2s Bs4y;
isgD ST. t2s W; all. y y Adler 70 Kolb. 526
1881 9: pr from March !. 1915; sttys. Hell.
lputh A Moercben. lCj BUU 81. go
FRONT st. izs. all. Woodbury. Il al 10 l.
Bliss. S0s Jsfers0n A. Brooklyn; Yrs from May !.
1915 /astys. Squires A l.. - Nassau a. Si 500
1871 ST. 80, ~ and 70 W. all. A l. KAss 10 !
Rcheipsingef 80 Grand = ~ from Oct !. 1919 .
ATTY. Kahan. 81 Pan k0s. si.02;
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
STATE.
COURT or A7PEALs-DI

COURT or APPEALS-DEClSIONs.
Miller Schoss. Motion to set aside down 'of
Re- transfer tax upon estate OF zborowsh Motion
TO amend remttitur denied. .
Alowbrey/ Deforest. Motion for reagunent de-
blackburn international Acheron Graphite Co.
Motion TO enlarge time granted and case sci Gown
ne petltion OF Mclaughlin. ir. for inspection and
csc Glenside WoOen Mil People e1 rel smith
Mckay. Police Commissioner; feope eN rel nc
ConrnissiOner: People ex rel American and Foreign
Marine Insurance Co/Sohmer, state commissioner
NJ petition OF NaTganes for establishment OF elen
Madam, deed. denorsles. Orders affirmed. with
oIearyIAcme Engineering and Const Co: Farley;
Excise Commissioner Dttmann ana otheIs' 'pS p 9I
state OF New York; jacob trusI oyster Bay. Judg-
ments affirmed with costs ~ ,.,.,
rsIerssd ed. ' New trial granted.
Han Moon Bridge Co/Cansi Board. Order OF
Appellate Division. so FAR "a II reserses the ofuel
yersed and the order Of special term IN that re-
spect affirmed with costs Question certified an
sWeIed In the Affirmative. , r.. ~. II,
OF Mott. order modified indicated IN opinion OF
CardOzo J. and as thus modified anlrmed. WIN
costs TO both parties. payable out OF the estate,
costs in both courts. and matter RENTED 10 the
Surrogates Court a Westchester County for fur-
iher proceedings not Inconsistent with the opinion
o HcaksI1 ir1Carnegie Trust Co: Morris. receiver
came Order Appellate Division IN esch case re-
yersed and that Of special term Affirmed with costs
" People Vendetti. application for assignment OF
counsel. This application IS premature NAY ,
he renewed after decision of pending monon iof
neg trial n such motion is denied.
CALENDAR.
Ps-hi,s lBarhite Lampsere Dehigh X
k,i,ss, 15lsre. Stain Tdlngerf City ofBufalo
Hoaf1 linton Mu,uslLI coudranl Park & Iiiford
McCsbe/ /McCabe same Saine
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02

70: Amalia De vris To Lena Ruppnch. 1925 %
av: sli: Dec /: atty. Lawyers Title INSURANCE ,,Se
" ST NIcH6LAs Av. Isa =. aos Z Q, l,.,h
zee " l50;h E: Nor 81: atty MARI ,,as iS
vEhsnLYEA Az. cor 2s1,n & lcoSlSS; J,os:,.,
MARI 70 AIaqs constsnc5Sn Co; i9os 8 S1ehGiss ss
DgD ID Av, .ss-lss g. @i.o Of ssd .s q l,iIs,:
7TH Av.' cor IAN =, III sriS0; n a, ard %
Bwsy; Nov 80 lmis $3.50 OOo); stiys. Guthrie ae 4
~ i7rh Fl s. ST "s as7 v. n. sas Of ioth az. s5rs2i
Randegg Realty Co 10 " p Lavlos. 73 susseI e.
Jersey City mtg $4,000 all liens; Nov 80: Az
ID Quinn, 27l Bgay; ,slyyv
l2S's; Ciy Real Es,a,. Co to J wells. t5 W SSH
st: Nov 10: atty. Title GUARANTEES and lrist ,,oS IoS
slsT ST. 25s W. $. 100 Of sth aT. a'Iss .,sG q;
5IsT ST. sos ". s. 100 " Of 9Th sv. issIss g;
s5TH ST. SIS W, $. $50 " ot sth AZ. 2,5sss;
City Real Estate 60 10 Webs, 40 w Sth M
Ncy ~ atty Title Guarantee and Tss, Co. ,,'Sy 'iSSy
S5TH ST. s25 W. s. 2s5.s " Of sth AZ. Il ioS
'Ss ssrH ssPs ST. 70 asfsS5 ssRS5 W. W. i' 1872 Of sh ~
s. 1r9ss; City Real Estate Co 70 J Wells y w
ssh st: Nov 10: atty. Title Guarantee and Irnst tna
lsT ST ss5 W 20 & stA A. !, S1ISSs M.1,,Itf ItGrf
Barnes, lOI Washington st. PeekSkill. Y; Nov 90;
atty IIardman, % William s $4,000
slsT ST. 2Il j.. ns l27; 81 az - 5xlo2.I
slst St, n 3. i0l.s G % sv 25.txlo22; J Anhah
10 VI and Clara Goldsmith and Hannah @ An
halt OF Cireenbursh. \ Y. and Olgs q Neuhof, Isl
+ sist ST and 8: all liens: Nov 30; atty. DE =
Brandon so Wall ST. VI
sITH ST. l58 W, s. JIG Ams,erdsm az a.x
1922; A Gutfrpund 90 II Gutfreund. GIG 9TH ay
tmig s25.0oO) Nov "a atty. l. Schwartz. S2O Bs.aSy
seTH ST cor Lexington az, 2sIIooIl: d
Kelly 10 Sarah A Jefferson. us W 72d st: Nov 20;
a,tys Hart & T. IS Wall 81: sSgVOv
i09TH ST, s g. S32 o ID av. 25Iloo: q Gallucci
n c ArbCino. S2e l09th ST: March .; atty. l.
ii2TH ST. 4 E,ss. 100 e 5th sy. 25Iss,7; Re.
becca Danziger et al 10 J. Geller, 800 w f?th 81
lmis SIS. 1900: Nov 2I: atty. NJ Dsnziser. =
iiilsTH ST. s. lis Park s,. .5riooIO; Fink
to Montrose Realty Co. lS5 BEay. Nov ~ .nts
issD ST. n :. 100 g. Bway ,,oITsSIl: n "
Sac. .OOOj . Nov s0i sttys. NJ & Meyers. 22o BwAy;
nth ST. $. 100 W s; Nicholas az, so1so: B
W n Realities, mo 70 C II Masten Realty Go. 22e
46th S, (mtg ;56.0e0l; Nov 20; atty. Smith. !, q
Med, Ill BWay, s!VV
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
GRAINS UP IN CHICAGO
Wheat Leads an Advance
Provisions Lower.

Chicago, Dec. diminishing Of re-
ceipts in the Southwest helped to-day
to give an upward swing to the price
of wheat Although grains were not
fully held, the market closed steady at
&c to &c net advance. Corn wound
up the same as last night to &c higher,
and oats up hc to nc. In provisions
the outcome was 10c to zoe decline:
Advices were received that arrivals Of
wheat at Kansas City might be ex-
pected to show a remarkable falling
off, as farmers were standing out flrm-
ly for higher prices, and that ship
ments to-day from Kansas City exceed
ed by 1000 bushels the total amount
brought in. There was also attention
paid to the fact that shipments from
the other big primary terminals. as
whole, were about equal to the arrivals.
Excessive rains in Argentina made the
wheat bulls confident almost from the
start. This sentiment grew rapidly
when it was found that export buying
was liberal in all directions, including
100000 bushels for the relief Of the
starving Belgians. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02

SUPREME -NEwBURGER. J.
Sarah A Keu/H Weiss-H & Simpson
DAVIS. J.
Nut A TrfFlorida o 4 T Y Co-C Juster.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
, SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage ard name and sddres,
Of Attorney
DECEMBER l.
Manhattan.

, GSToS St farm, ss,oo P g g 1893 sSs
Celia LOwenfeld et al TO Mutual lAfe Insurance
% GrAND q Dug ST iss-47O, 1910 Of Pit iySV St
American Mortgage Co: attys. Bowers & Sands &c
80 is herman S So o \ s on .gSs
ST NICHOLAS Az. ls. y, s, s.,a2,os6 2o6 Of l.sih
Wiesand 70 l. II Goldberg; sttys. Firman. Lewis
W2Ai$SHfINGT6N Il Av 8. 81 Of l7stA st (EastS,
6esiSains Oct Is. 1905: JustiHa B and L D Appe
u" SANE PfRoPEErY Oct ;. 1907; same to same same
lsT .Ay. SO. " $ o n Of Houston st. 5OlIiOo
Lukes Home for Aged Women, 80 L 2Oh 81
''SS' 80 AZ. 2Sss: mtg on esss. etc: No, ls. isis
Amelia and L Rundbaek TO Irene Flsu l65
isTH ST. 9s7 Z. s, 22o " OF "a av 2o1lOO5 5.
April 90 1899: G and Louisa Groeling 10 Equitable
Lie Assurance Society; atty. Flach. l5i Mas.
SANE SAVE PROPERTY g,., FEB ,I ls0I Ea1s Ean Sc
sSisr ST $ 2ls5 " Of Amsterdam sv. iiiOY2 isiiO'Yg2
lO2 2riS2 5El02 2: June 26. 1912. Charles Brogsn.
l7Oi Grand av: stiys. stcddsId & Marx. I2s
'f SANE PROPERTY; March l. 1918; sane ses''yo .
SSfiH 81, So loo Q, West End AZ, 5Oii0oii.
Nov IS 1893. Fitzpatrick 70 VI Stern: attys.
Woodiord & Is. / Madison ay; $50. 800
lO2D ST. l6i W, n =. 9th ay 25rl00 IL: Dec -.
1905: W Born 20 ID Werner: attys Davis X.
~ Chambers St 81 900
10TH ST S2s f. 6. s32 0; I'd sv. 25rioO.
June l6. 1911. \ and Arbolno. indiv. to =
Arboline: atty. l. Schsfran. ll6 Nassau g.. SSH
l06TH ST, "a W. $. go Of Columbus av
25xlOO.Il March g. 1897. and Kraus 10
Equitable Ilfe Assurance Society o, the United
stats attys. Alexander & G. los Bway: si2 900
l24TH ~. =. bet % and Attn avs. 25Il00:
bounded IN rear BY c blk bet l2iih and l25ih
fEu. al an
from. on other side By like parallel / us ~
lth ay: May 5. 1904: NJ Horton to Mellsent Il
50 600
llsTH ST sSs W 5. q o, Edgecornbe Av
iSr99 il April 2. 1902 l. Adair 10 Equitable IAfs
Assurance Society; aiiys. Alexander g.. les
BWU. $1,000
list ST o. 23i.3 Of Amsterdam sv a. 9I95:
Dec l. 1911: ] II Heitnan 10 A Kornbuth. zoe w
iiith ST. atty. RipiL. l32 Nassau 81: 1900
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
TO BEGIN WORK
SOON ON MARKET
Changes for Old Stern Store, in
West 23d ST., to Cost
100000.

New York will soon have a new sup
ply house. The final plans for convert
ing the old Stern Brothers drygoods
store, in West 23d ST., into a huge pub
lie market, 10 be known as the Cos
mopolitan Garden, were filed yesterday.
Actual work for altering the build
ing will begin at once. so that the
market will be opened in the spring.
This enterprise is said TO be the most
ambitious Of its kind ever projected in
America, and involves the establish
ment of a great food market fashioned
after the Covent Garden, of London.
The building, which has frontage of
175 feet in both 22d and 23d sts., will
be altered at a cost of approximately
100000.
The plan as laid out by Starrett &
Van Week, architects, provides for
something over $50 booths on the first
and second floors, which are being rap
idly leased 70 provision dealers from
ell parts of the country. On the sec
ond floor there will also be space for
exhibitions and sale of groceries, wines,
household furnishings. china and glass
ware-i-. fact, most every household
article.
The third floor, covering an era OF
$4,000 square feet, will be fitted up as
a restaurant, capable of seating $500
persons, making one of the largest in
the city, and on the roof will be an i'm
mense greenhouse for the display Of
horticultural products. landscape gar
dens and large cut flower depart
mept. This floor will have an average
height of thirty feet, covered with
canopy Of glass.
Sanitation, ventilation and refrigera-
ton will be the watchwords of this
enterprise, and nothing will be left un-
done for the comfort Of the shopping
public.
The structure will be amply supplied
with passenger and freight elevators,
and IN addition 70 this facility the
plans show two escalators running
from the first TO the second hoer in the
centre of the building.
A unique feature will he the pro-
posed delivery system, using auto
mobiles, where the housewife will be
able 10 have her purchases delivered on
time 70 all parts OF greater New York
and outlying districts. Albert B. Ash
forth, who will act as agent for the
Stern estate. gays the idea IL meeting
with indorsement of dealers in a great
variety Of products, and that a large
portion OF the space has already been
spoken for.
Mr. Ashforth ia being congratulated
b. his friends for his successful ne9oti-
ations which have resulted in the ac-
quirement o. the Stern Building for
this highly benefcent purpose.
The project was conceived by
Maurice ". Berger and was promoted
By the Office Of Mr. Ashforth.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
Parcels Near Prospect Av.
Subway Station Rent
ed for Short Term.
PLOT ON VYSE AV.
WILL BE IMPROVED
Bought by Realty Co. Which
Owns Adjoining Property
Other Sales Reported.

The sale of the seven story apart
ment house at the southwest corner of
Madison av. and 91st ST., on a plot
1Oo.sx62.2 feet, by the NJ. Morgenthau
Jr., Company at private treaty to An
CELIA A. Cole, who has bought the
nroperty for a wealthy client, believed
10 be Andrew Carnegie, was the 1eat-
ure transaction of the real estate mar
ket yesterday. 1t was scheduled 10 De
sold later in the day at auction py
Joseph p. Day. Details of the sale
will be found elsewhere.
Leo VI. Mosauer has leased for George
=. Johnson twenty-one FIVE story flat
houses in the vicinity of the Prospect
av. subway station, The Bronx. The
houses are at S71, S79 and 1888 Long
wood av., accommodating three families
on each floor, and stores on the ground
floor; 913 and OF Longwood av.. hav-
ing three families on each floor; the
northwest corner of Longwood av. and
Hewitt Place, having four families on
each floor, and stores on the first hoor'
the northeast corner of Longwood av.
and Hewitt Place, having five famllles
on a floor. and stores or the first floor;
the northwest corner of Dawson st. and
Longwood av., having five families on
a floor, and stores on the first floor, and
s14, sis, 500, 500, $50, S34, 1913, S42,
sac. $50, 1854, s5S and S62 Hewitt Place,
each having three families on a floor.
The lease is for a short term at an
aggregate rental of $350,OOO.
The plot, 50x125 feet, on the west
side of Vyse av., ga feet north Of 1SOth
St. has been sold. The buyer is the
Mott Avenue Realty Company (Hyman
Barnett. president), which recently ac-
ouired the plot of six lots at the ad-
Joining corner of 1S0th st. from the
Arc Realty Company in exchange for
the flathouse 424 and 426 Mott av.
The combined site, which has front
age of IA feet on the avenue and lou
feet on the street, will be improved
V three high class apartment houses
Bther sales announced follow:
f4,TH sT-Dr Charles T. Kraemer and J. A.
Ecitnnskl have sold for the Perkins Realty Company
lOi-lO6 West IAN a., two six siorJ new law
houses on pio; 75x99 H. The purchaser Is j. bndd
smith, Of South Orange. y. J.. who save IN part
payment $50 lots West End av.. In the Walls
ST AIMS AV--Iohn s. Fetzer has sold for
c Con 10 Harry Sliber 479 81. AIMS az, i've
siory nat, on lot 2j1lO0.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest at per cent unless otherwi'' sishd)
DECEMBER l.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. Q S. at n e 2- ih q, log1-.
5sfOsta 2a5iE 81 IS s. at spGytsn DayTi CreE =:
Nov % Cprior mts sl5s oOOl; due Nov l6,, 1915 ;
atty Y Title Ins Co. 13j Bway: SSj. 600
Ros sklTTSN Wssor sI to Sarah io koS svPSN sSs :
nov 30; ". p c; suys. Fischer 4 Ro'enesqm n6S
a PARK Av. W .. 1911 10Th St, 2sr75; Lena
Ruppfich 10 Amalie Dc vries 9S2 W lOsd st Dec
l. ) yrs. c: atty. Edgar Pitske. i5s Bw,y ;ooo
vERMnYEA Av, e cor 2o5,h st. l061ieS /:
Aidus Const Co to " Marx. 4ls Convent sv; Noy
30 prior mtg s25.OOO) yrs. c. atty s., J. oos s
sll SANE = iPRoPERTY. same to same: Nov So pTloI
mtg SO GoOl yrs;, p c; S'ys same ~, ":,oyS
Dornsireich. ssj L 5Sth St: Nov 30 tprior mtg
sl2. OOOj: yrs. c: atty. II schwarI 10
rg1Ii 5TH 81. $. 1905 Av G. ss.os; NJ s Len;
p5or, mtg s2iSOo due ,G NSy Ss.;aS S 1eiS ,PoS
Mccormick to Edith A Mccormick sdn.. 2s7 7 iSih
St Dec l due as per bond; atty flaee los "a
SANE PROPERTY. same to W J Macdonald.
2l9 Z 5Oth st: Dec (pror mtg. ss.'ool due a. Per
O'7 7STH ST 'a' So rs lst uv 25xios2 Well, Hold
ing Go TO Frances Quinn lgl6h st N9y SSS 80;
18TH ST 8. 100 lst az. 2Oxl02.3: L g Fro
man to i A Boettiger. 73o Decatur st. Bklyn;
Dec ! yrs. ? c. atty. T G Go. l7o B1sy; $1,000
ne DTOIA.
BRIGGS Av. VS., 14l 10 1eeth st. so.lI1o6.l1: !:
Mitchell -McDermott Realty Co. Inc, 70 Susie Gold
ing l0l Wcs, llist st tpror mtg s36. 000l Dec
]: due June l. 1915; D C: atty. II Goldins S lSS
CLAY Av. W cor Washington sv Ioo1loo: Bodo
Won Mauderode 20 Az ID and llth 81 Realty Corp
l5j Az d: Nov so: due as per bond: atty. =
'Gs.S EAGLE a. Az. 1' cor we.,ehsster s1 sssl2Sg
ee3.4S25.6: Anna X Wielandt; widow etc; TO
c; atty. i Liesmsnn. l59 Willis ay: $1,000
FUIr0N AY, sc 8. being sub-dv Of lot l07
map Morrissnia 43.9I2ll: Mathilde BosselmAnn to
Anna VI Jones' Al East lj5th ST. Dec l 3 yrs.
c; atty. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Lot Sc. map Broadway city line property ] ]
levin 70 American Real Estate Co.: 527 9TH az;
Dec ] inst9ls, c; atty. T @ Co: 5000
Downing estate: James Marinaro to William Peters.
345 l95d st lprior mtg Sl,5o0l: Dec !. yrs. 6
PARK Az. n : cor Gi7sth st. 25r irr.s: Fiofs
Lessler TO \ Trust Co. % Broad st. Nov 50: -, 3
RoGERs PL. 9 5. 472.l n westches,er sv 20 81
90 yictorine Curnek 70 Mana VI Bsumsaren. l2O
W seth st. Nor 2s; due. etc. as per bond. atty.
lSSTH ST. asa. 5, l6.s1lOO: Hsrgton Building
Co. Inc. TO Bechtold, Saranac. Y: Nor 20. )
yrs. 5iz c. atty 7 G & 7 Co; $1,000
uS 5SIa ST. ~ SS. saS. SsSdse ed o,o M SiHS ~ s
Latson, r & =. IS John st. s.. 900
10TH ST. 3li-3l6 L. 8. lots. each 20xl0o
@ mtgs. each $4,000 Thornton Bros Co 10 Mary
NJ Basb. lGi = SD st: Nov 80: due as per bond
iyCoTH sT sos +. ss. 2orloO: sam. TO Anna
Fairchid. 8 Rue Jean Con Jon, Paris. France
nor 80: due as per bond: atty, @ & T Co;
10TH ST 900 E, $. lssxloo: same to same I:
Nov 30 due a. per bond: same atty: $500
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
WILLS FILED.

oTTILiE sIERCk November Ie): more than
so. 900 personal: TO Encstino ]. Aker. daughter,
levelfy; residue TO Mrs. Alker and Edgar A. and
Herbert g., sons. Charles n. Beckett. atty.
WILLIAM fELS November iol Elise Fes.
wife, $1,000; Carl g. fcls. sou. 81 o0o Aurelius
Polzer. friend 5000 oucTboufg. Stendler hous-
ton. atys
WILLIAM u. CONkLlN lNovembcr s6l more
than f20u0 real estate more than $4,000 personal
William II. Conlin sou, Two gold watch,s. chain
and charm residue to Helen Il. conklin. wife.
Conklln a Reid. attys
JACOB GurERMAN tNoyember 81 more than
$40. 600 real estate more than SIC. 900 personal
MachAka Talmud Torah. $asO: Lebanon Hospital.
$3.50. two granddaughtsrs. $500 each; the Rev
Harry Gutcrman. tl00 income from $1,000 to a
sister at her death principal 20 children: income
from residue Of estate 10 Dora Gutiormsn. WIFE, al
her death 10 children.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
HANNA AURELTA MARKS.

FLETCHER, MCUTCHEN & BROWN, At
torneys .or Executrix. 12s Broadway. New
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
SUMMONSES.

SUPREME C0uRr.-PAULINA BENEs. PLAIN.
IN W. Peter Henes. Defendant-Ac,ion for
absolute divorce. Trial desired In New York
county.--ro the abow named defendant
You are hereby summoned 20 -
complaint In this action. and 10 serve q copy =
your answer the plaintiffs attorney witnp
twenty days after the service OF this summons en-.
elusive OF the day OF service. and IN case of your
failure To appear. answer, judgment Will Be
taken against you by default for the relief demand
ed IN the complaint.
Dated New York. November ~ 1910
JOSEPH PIlAGEk. Attorney for Plaintiff. Of'cs
aud =. o. Address. 500 broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. Guy ~ New York.
To Peter Benes The foregoing summons Is served
upon you BY publication. pursuant TO an ofier of
tho Hon. Vernon NJ Davis a Justice o! the Su-
preme Court New York County dated the soih dAy
Of November. 1914. and duly ncd, iosethcr With
tho complaint IN the Office of the County Clerk 81
New YORK County. At the County tpurt House. In
tho borough of Manhattan, New York City. on the
.lst day ~ November. 1914.
Dated New York, November Is. 1914.
JOSEPH PRAGEk, Attorney for Plsintin. ~
Broadway. New York. M y. .- 49,.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
WEEKLY EXPORT. FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
November 2S amounted to Sl7,2S4,503,
against Sl9,S85,938 in the previous
week and s14,s40,970 in the correspond
ing period last year. Since January 1,
$50 0,56l ,252, against sS01 ,l60 1926. in the
time last year
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02

Part Iv-JYNCH, J.-Unnnhhsf
Causes 10 be sent from Part III for trial
Part v-FlNELITE J.--Unfnished-
Part vI-MAvOY. J.-unhnishsd,
Part vll--DELEHANTY. J.-Unnnshed
Part VlIt-SMITH. J.-Unnnishsd.
Csuses 70 be sent from Part 10 Parts V, vi, VII
and VIII for trial
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Cross Brown Company has leased the store
AZ lI65 broadway 20 Hopkins a. Rutland. the third
moor at 2sz West 4lst st. 10 s POzsrik the second
hOor at IL and le Wooster ST. 10 the Wallace Novelty
COMPANY and the westerly half OF the tenth floor at
xs and 80 West Ssth 81. 70 the Paris Importing and
Manufacturing Company.
NJ x Il. Hess have leased tho ninth loft at liT
and l49 West 25th ST. 10 L. Rubin & Co the second
oft at S6 East 22d st. 10 Shaveson & jacobson, and
me 'front.' part OF the eleventh loft al l43 and i45
West 2Oth 81 70 Heller & 90.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
BROADWAY STORE LEASED.

William A. White e. Sons have rented the store
and basement in the ten story building owned by
John Armstrong Chanler, 50 2g5 Broadway between
Reade and Duane sts.. for a term OF years 70 the
United Cigar Stores Company store front
Will he installed and the premises occupied BY the
United Cigar Stores Company a the neces-
sary work has been completed.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-02
Realty Notes.

Dr. shirley v. arag8s is the buyer o, the dzeii.
f1K 81 o. Aest ssth 81. Dsd ~ he Dode estate
fuern DsiT II iie purchaser q The dwelling Al
81 We'd 7sfh g.. cid feoeni, b. tht y n WOOD
w. ~ Dolsen Company for Mrs. y T1anAeAn
Hsi a st<gn baye Teen Appointed egenis Tor the
siersD stov1 lof1 bali1iny ,20-zz Broadway.
Ref<r E NzDey bas been Appointed agent for The
baii6iss a. izs and ~ BisscEsf ~