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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Groom Too Busy to. Wed.

Racine.- Because he was too busy
to wed, Francis G. Scoyille of Racine
delayed his marriage to Miss Margaret
Beechner for over two months. SEQ
vile. explained the situation to the
municipal court judge and the Off
cial consented to the bans Scoville
is graduate of the University OF
Wisconsin, as IS Miss Beechner the
romance having had its inception in
varsity days. Mr.. Scoville had too
much business to attend to- so the
wedding had &c watt said Miss
Beechner. whose home is in Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Scoville is a civIl en-
gineer. He obtained his wedding IL
cense Nov. %, 1913
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
VOTE ON MINE QUIZ
HOUSE WILL INVESTIGATE colo
RADIO AND MICHIGAN STRIKE.
Authorities Discover Internal Ma.
chine in Suitcase Near Plant Of
Calumet District Shaft.

Washington, Jan. "a .-Congressional
investigation of the strikes In the Colo
RADIO coal mine and the Michigan cop
per mine fields was agreed upon at a
caucus of the house Democrats by a
vote of 149 to IL Thursday The In
vestigation will be conducted by the
house committee on mines and min
ing, of which Representative Foster
of Illinois is chairman.
Representative Heating OF Colorado,
who with Representative Mcdonald of
Michigan led the fight for the inquiry,
said after the caucus he expected
hearings would be in progress at Den
yer and Pueblo, and possibly Trinidad.
within fortnight The resolution TO
authorize the investigation will be
urged for action in the house.
Trinidad, Colo, Jan 24.-~State cav
alrymen with drawn sabers charged a
crowd of strikers. defeating an at
tempt to march to San Rafael hospi-
tai, where Mother Mary Jones is UNI
der military arrest
Houghton, Jan. "a. A suitcase found
by Undersherifr Harris In clump of
underbrush near the power plant of
the Ahmeek mine In Keweenaw coun-
ty contained an Internal machine. ac-
cording to reports received here At
tached to one end OF a small board,
according to the report, was can
partly filed with nitroglycerin. On
the other end was fastened an alarm
clock and dry battery connected by
wires with the can.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
WOLGAST BEATS Joe RIVERS
Little Dutchman From Cadillac Given
Decision Over Mexican In
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, JAN 26.-Ad Wolgast is
the Michigan wildcat of old. The ter
rible little Dutchman from Cadillac
came back with vengeance in the
windup at the Hippodrome. outfighting
the marvel. Joe Rivers of California.
through ten of the wickedest rounds
imaginable. Wofgast seldom, if ever.
displayed any more savagery than he
did Oh Friday He fought like a mad
man all through desperate half hour,
only stopping occasionally for breath.
ing spells.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Tramps, Camp Is Raiaed.

Racine-Police officers made RAID.
on tramp NEST" in an old rayine
south of the city here. Thirty hoboes
were arrested. The tramps had been
staying in this ravine all winter, ven-
turing forth at night to steal from
neighboring granaries, homes and hen
coops. They had a regular camp.
primitive stove made of stones and
shelter made of boughs. They stole
wood from neighboring woodpiles.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
COCKTAILS TO HEAD POLICE
Place offered to Canal Engineer, Says
Mayor Mitchell of New
York

New York. jan 26 Mayor Mitchell
made statement on Friday indicat-
ing that Col. George w. Goethals,
chief engineer of the Panama canal
is to be the next police commissioner
of New York City.
From the beginning said the may
or, Il have wanted Colonel Goethals
to head the police department. Re-
Gently George w. Perkins urged him
to accept the place. | am to have a
personal interview with Mr.. Perkins. .
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
MARKETS
MIIwaukee. jan. "a Ia1.

L..
Butter = Creamery. extras %.
prints, s4s; firsts, 3o@s1c: ssco ggc
24@25c; renovated, 25ls@ 2sc. Sa;ss'
fancy. SOC. '''''s
Cheese American, full cream. ra.
made twins, nc; Young Americsr
171s G1Sc; daisies, 171h@1Sc: lo one,
horns. iS@1S1@e; limburger. 1kc.
Eggs-Current receipts fresh as =.
quality, 2S@29c:. recandled, extras ~ ~
@34c; seconds, 20@22c.
Live Poultry Fowls, 11m12e: roo.
tiers, &c; springerss he.
Nheat-No. northern, S2lbc. No D
northern, 9019c: No. 3 northern So
SSc; No. | velvet, sec
Corn No. 3 yellow. sfk@62c.
OatsNo. white. $500 sec: stand
ard. SS@39c.
Barley 4, 5s@e7e; No. 3, 60
No. 2, soc.
Hogs Good heavy Butchers. S4O@
$50; fair to best light, S.15@S
pigs, 70OQ7.75.
Cattle Butchers steers, 7.5O0875.
sUockers and feeders. 5000 100: cows
and heifers, 5.75@6.25; calves, ESQ
pe.00.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Welsh outnoints Fisher.

Cincinnati, Jan. Freddie Welsh,
champion lightweight of England, won
newspaper decision over Earl Usher
of this city here after ten rounds of
fast boxing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Cafe Owner Drops Dead.

Madison.-Ambrose Lally, SO year,
old. cafe keeper and widely known
among railroad men of Wisconsin.
dropped dead from heart disease at
his home here He was married six
weeks ago to Miss Anna Roberts, whr
Gvives him.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Bail Superintendent DEAD.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Byron +. Merwin,
general superintendent of the Aurora.
Elgin & Chicago Railroad company.
died at his home in Wheaton. He was
fifty-one years old. Mr. Merwin was
operated upon for cancer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Fullam to Rule ANNAPOLIS.

Washington, Jan. 27.-CApt. w. F..
Fullam, Secretary Daniels aid for per
sonnet. VIII become superintendent of
the naval academy at Annapolis. in
place of Capt. ]. Il. Gibbons. who Will
command the battleship Louisiana.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Train Kills Man and wor,n

Amsterdam. N. ", Jan. 2S.-While
trying to warn Miss Minnie Baumann.
who was slightly deaf, of an approach,
ing train. Oscar Miles, gate tender,
and the woman were run down and
k1fred on railroad crossing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
KING 70 Visit Arnentln.

faris. Jan. ga special dispatch
srom Madrid says that King Alfonso
WIZ visit the Argentine Republic in
June II IS added that the king viii
be accompanied by the premier and
the minister of marine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Fear for Lafayette YOUNG.

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. 27-The condi-
ton of Lafayette Young. former Unit
ed States senator, was announced as
serious by his physicians. He Is Ill
with pneumonia. Publisher of the
Capital,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Aviator Temple Is Killed.

London, Jan. 27.-George Lee Tenn
Pile, the first aviator to fly upside down
in this country, was killed when his
aeroplane plunged to the earth at the
Hendon aerodrome. Temple was
twenty-five years old.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Carnegie Buys oroan for Church

Spencer, N. c.. Jan 27.-The pastor
of the Lutheran church here an
nounced that Carnegie gave $1,000 to
buy a pipe organ. This is the ouly
gift made by Mr.. Carnegie to any
church In the state.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Minneapolis. Jan. 27.. 1919.

Minneapolis, Jam 81. 1914
Wheat NO hard, 90c; Mol north,
ern, S9c; No. 2 northern. sec.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 57@57lac.
Barley 47064c.
Rye-No. 2, 55@5512c.
Flax .46@1.5l.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Noted kstrenomer is Dead.

London, Jan. 27.-Sir David Gin,
the wellknown Scotch astronomer,
died here on Saturday, In HIS seventy.
first year. Sir David was one Of the
most widely known scientists OF the
world.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Chicago, Jan. 81.

Cattle Beeves, 6.70@9.5O; stockers
and feeders, 5.5O@8.2O: cows and heif-
,ers, 3.60@S.6O; calves, 75O@11.OO
Hogs Light, S.20@S.47; heavy, S.25
@s.60; rough, S.25@S.35; pigs. 675a
$40.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
win start ttumane soeietx.

Grand Rapids. Through the acl.v-
ity of the Woman's club of Marshfield
humane society Is to be organized
in that Cit
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
COTTON DECLINES,
CLOSING STEADY
Holiday Realizing and Southern
Selling Weakened the Market
Spots Steady.

The cotton market lost several points
Of its recent advance yesterday, with
the close steady at net decline Of 10
to 13 points. In addition to realizing
for over the holidays there was some
Southern selling, generally taken to be
against actual supplies held in the in
terror, and this, combined with the
easier ruling of the stock market, prob
ably inspired some local operations for
a reaction. Closing prices were prac-
tically the lowest of the day, and
showed reactions of about 10 points
from the high level Of the morning on
July contracts. The Liverpool market
will close Mt / o'clock to-day and re-
main closed until next Tuesday morn
ing. The exchanges at New York and
New Orleans will be closed from to-
day until Monday morning. Exports
Yesterday were 23,365 bales, making p
l91 SOP bales 20 far this season, against
5,O96,O47 bales last year Southern
spot markets were unchanged to &c
higher. Local spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged at 7.65c for middling
upland; delivered on contract, 200
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
CHICAGO WHEAT LOWER
Declines Quickly After Early
Advance-Other Grains Up.

Chicago. Dec 29.-Groundless rumors
that an Anglo-French feet had forced
the Dardanelles were largely responsi-
bic to-day for wiping out substantial
advance in the price of wheat The
market closed nervous a. bc TO Nc net
decline. Corn finished 1sc to 1sc above
last night, oats up bc to hc and pro
visions unchanged 70 27i2c down. ltal-
ian buying Of l.250,000 bushels OF cash
wheat here gave the market early an
impressive show Of strength At the
same time, reports we're current Of a
sudden increase Of insurance rates
against Italy becoming involved in war.
Spectators rushed to the bull side OF
the market, and there was swift up
turn in prices, new high levels being
reached for cash and December deliy-
cries, with May jumping to within 24c
of the topmost figures since European
hostilities began. Most opportunely
for the bears. vague stories were heard
that the Turks had lost control of the
Dardane,les and that in consequence
millions of bushels OF wheat would
come through the Mediterranean from
Russia. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany, Dec. % The following
incorporations were fled with the Sec
retary of State to-day:
Bell Dentlfrlce Corp. Manhattan; $50 900 Morris
Pera. 1910 Madison a.. n. t. j. saaiAoO'
y y: NJ l. Spec0r BROOKLYN.
II Boxer q Co. Manhattan. manufacturing
crucito tool aud high grade stce; sou. .0Oo' Ieh'
Audlcy. White Plains. 7. A. O'CsIsshsn. b. J.
Kimia Products Co.. Buffalo. Chemicals. etc.
$40 900. O. j. Meyers. Bu1alO. Z. J.. Nongench-
ten A r. Reid Buffalo 49,.
Manigus Park CorP. Manhattan . fesy. SIoy,
900: W H. Widucr. slI Main g.. Bunao; u. Z,
Berry. Isle o. Pines. West Indies. w. A. Lewis
Rocky River Development Co. buffalo: proiuee-
tion OIL etc $50 600. J. T. Nagel. Buhaoi I. g.
Schsefer. Ernst Weiekindt. Bufa.o.
Adoph y. Baumann Realty Corp. BROOKLYN
ilO 300: A. ~ Baumsun. 1860 Greene sy. brook
bu. j. A. Bsumaul. Dorothy keI$I Bfo2Aiy,n. ,oo
Fsiber Klschsnbsum 4GO Main e.. New Rochelle
Charles Rirscheubsum. Frederick s'egoch. New
Tender slutzsky Co. Manhattan: ladies' eloan
4 SkIarew ~ +; J. AhrimoEl-z. BROOKLYN.
No1au Waist Co. Manhattan; 10000, ~. fine-
man. 953 Avenue 81 john. Tie Bronx :. lAeO;f'
y Y: j. Holman. Newark. y. J.
Hamilton sales Co. Bronx. Vending machines
etc; $40 600. W Hamilton. sos w. ls3d g.. y. y
H. Eisenstsdt T. Psno1. Brooklyn.
Number 44 suffolk Street Realty Corp BrooElyn ollyi
s.. 900. X. y. Ach. 80 Beverly Road. Brooklyn
American Feature Film Co, Rochester motion
pictures $4,000 y. A WostcotL - Glerd1le
Psrk. Rochester: c. !. Wesicou Z. A "e''c0't
Mu1rSy BrokinE Manhattan cotton goods
$40 900; A Broking 30s LGiayetts sV Brooklyn
H. A. Brohng r J. Hartc1. !. J. .....,,,.,.,
etc 50 900: G. II. Mlihn. 70 Leonard e. y. y.
H. b. CCoIer. J. s. Alexander y. y.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
PENN. DIVIDEND CUT
Made 4 Instead of 7 Per Cent
a Year.

Directors Of the Pennsylvania Com
paay, all Of whose S8O.00O.000 stock is
oEled By the Pennsylvania Railroad,
YESTERDAY declared dividend Of ! per
cent reduction Of per cent from
ne psymeut usually declared in De-
Waotf The company for the last four
ys'n hss paid z per cent annually
lI tent Boo December and 3 per cent
= ssrs IN 1909 z per cent was paid,
- 1907 and 1903 7 per cent, IN 1906 9
~ cent and in 1904 and 1905 per
q ne Pennsylvania Company operates
s Pennsylvania lines west Of Pitts
.Igh- The action taken by the di-
sse.ors yesterday means a loss 20 the
,,saatnssylysnia :, Railroad for 1914 Of
s-"yOOOO The reduction in the divi-
.sno vas necessitated IN part by the
.eshi passing Of the Vandalia divi-
.la. which paid 4 per cent last year,
~ ne loss ln income from the Pan
tsss 'O'0
last Jure the directors OF the Pan
.ahais passed the dividend on the com
s,h stock and reduced the disburse-
80 On ne preferred 20 one-half OF ]
eshl ne company IN recent years
80 PAID per cent annually on both
IN oi stock. In 1919 the company
/, - short s5r Of 10 dividend requirements
Cue reduction in the Pennsylvania
s,s peny dividend came a. an unpleas-
sufPrse % Wall Street and caused
49, lsa. IN The railroad eompsny's
Tn.'sD ~ 70 lgzz, on ~ points from
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Two Buildings Planned by
New Owner for Land in
St. Nicholas Avenue.
LARGE WEST 9th ST.
PLOT REPORTED SOLD
Property Valued at S250,00O
Owned by the Fullerton
Weaver Realty Company.

John Katzman has purchased through
W. J. Huston & Son from Dora Grass
muck and five other heirs Of the Lauer
estate the plot of five lots on the east
side Of st. Nicholas av., SO feet south
of l45th ST.. adjoining the Majestic
apartments.
The site, which measures l25xlOO
feet, will be improved by Mr.. Katzman
with two six story apartment houses.
The lots were held at sos 5000, and the
entire operation will involve about
S225,000.
This is Mr. Katzman's second opera
tion in the easterly section OF Wash
ingtOn Heights, although he has done
much building In other parts OF the
heights and along the lower East Side.
At present he is erecting what will be
the largest apartment house In the
Astoria section of Long Island City.
1t was reported in real estate circles
Yesterday that the Fullerton-Weaver
Realty Company has sold the plot, l5Ox
100 feet, on 9th ST., on the north side,
100 feet west Of Central Park West.
The parcel was at one time owned by
the late Russell Sage. The property
has been held by the Fullerton-Weaver
Company at S2jO,0OO, and was acquired
last Nav in deal with the Sixty-Sev-
enth Street Company.
The Peerless Realty Company Low
enfield & Prager) has cold TO firm OF
builders the plot Of five lots at the
northeast corner of Prospect av. and
l63d st. The site will be improved
with high class apartment house. and
IL present negotiations are successful
bank will occupy the ground floor.
Last week Lowenfeld & Prayer dis
posed of a 7s-foot site on the Stebbins
av. end Of the property TO the SINAI
Congregation for a synagogue.
Harry I. Z. Johnson sold for $4,000
90 Attic Pasquini, contractor, the
plot al the northeast corner OF Third
and Brook avs, 59xs8.9 feet, with @
rear line OF about 50 feet, for improve
ment with a modern Office building,
plans for which are now under con
sideration. Alfred d. Sanna was the
broker In the transaction, which was
for all cash.
Other sales follow:
THIRD Av.-willism Peters 4 CO. have sold fo'
Peter O.-eu 10 an investor for cash the southwest
corner of Third Az and lsSth a.. tour slorS
arsrtrrprf wIl st0res on plot 5sKi0oI Irregular.
FINDLAY Gv.-William II. Mehlich has sold tor
he A J. Schwarzler Company to Annie FichteL foi
house. on plot IS 4zi0o. between l66th and l61th
81, The sans broker has placed first mortgage
for $50 900 for five years At per cent on the
MAHIDA sT-Ths Manida Company O. L. Nor
genthau president has sold $40 Manda 81. two
story brick two family house. on loi 2Jtloo i Is
ingf0n ar subway. The purchasers are OstroI <
Levine. who bug for occupsncy
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Lnsitania's Cargo.

There is no way OF telling how many
securities the Lusitania brought in
Yesterday. Those who are best in
position 10 estimate say that one guess
is as good as another. but il may be
worth recalling that the vessel, which!
arrived here just after the closing Of
The Stock Exchange, was reported at
that time 20 he bringing not less than
S2500OO00 worth Of securities, and that
tfterward 10 was stated on authority
that her strong room contained only a
little more than S5,0O0000. Those Sc
egrities were sent over when Europe
vas not merely depressed but panlcky'
England al least. cannot be said to be
ranicky now. AMI the course Of the
market here In tho last few weeks, both
in The Clearing House and on the floor
Of the exchange. hardly encourages the
notion that liquidation from abroad is
70 be welled 20 a torrent merely be-
cause The stock Exchange has re-
opened
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Commercial Leases.

MkI Hess have leased IN the Hess Building.
Fourth av southwest corner 2oth 81, space on the
thirteenth 10or % Car Lang; on the eighteenth
floor TO A Aderiice & Co. linens and on ina
seyenteenth floor % Tucker q Banning. hosiery.
Tie Repet'i Candy Company has leased the build
'rg az 80 Wes: 3ith st.. at an aggregate rental or
sfas 600 The building was formerly occupied hy
,ia Holland Tea Room This IS the frs, OF chain
1f stores 10 be opened under the new management
Osgood Peu and Clark 7. Chambers were the
brokers. - 4,
Webster r. Mshis leased the hth ncor rear IN
the Uies Bull ding. northeast corner OF Bfosd%ay
and 2sth st. 10 Abraham Godstein space Al ol-
And 31i Seventh sy % l. Scheid irgcr & Co. 40
through Leopold Wei. the third floor IN 2so tnth
as 10 Freeman Brothers haiien.
Pea,e & Gilman leased Tor lons term Of yesrs
- 4 client The store a, SO Liberty -. also rented
space l1 l2s Liberty g. to {. K. Johnson and 10
Homer !. y. Hampton. - ~
Comusnv ~ Boston. manufacturers of cotton ma
chiusry the store. basement and suo-basement 81
e9 Leonard So sub leased half o. this store 10 the
Moore Manufacturing Company. cotton goods no"
az 81 Worth s.. and leased the present Worn 81.
store OF the Moore company % the Z. II tope
Company. cotton goods brokers. now at 81 Worth ST.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
rederal Reserve Dividends.

The Federal Reserve Bank is getting
me nickname Of the Federal Reserve
Vault" in the financial district, because
ii has Sl0O,O0O.000 of deposits that are
apparently doing no work. How the
member banks are going 10 get any
5yidends on their stock holdings in 1t
4 Mat they are vuzzled to know.
About week ago attention was called
10 the right Of the bank to buy gov
eminent, municipal and similar bonds.
So far as is known, however, It mas
not svsiled itself 0f the chance to put
its funds into governments and get a
little return from an investment Its
sloWness in this regard is sometimes
attributed 70 the fact that many of its
more important officers were formerly
connected with trust companies and so
far are more familiar with trust com
rany than with national bank methods
Of making money.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Open High Lon

SUGAR RES--Stles amounted 10 900 tons.
and prices AZ The c.OSe we're prsctlcaIy unchanged
from those Of Tuesday. Local coatrac. prices.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

\ moderate business was done IN steam and ssi
TONNAGE. sith rates ~ the highest point reached pr
he recent ADVANCE Toauagc .s In urgent demand
but dlrcuit t0 secufc Quotations 20 hYeig'l-
glasgow ald Bristol. 81. london. 81. HUI hHd
tsr 100 ns 7s1s5c. CHAHTEES-Br steamer
900 cases petroleum. Ne~ forE - iolf Wy
AusffsHa zoe option ~ ports Ncw Zealand lac
Ie,. Br gifamef no 900 cafss petroleum. Pou A.
ihuf h a0Uth Africa 6nd lndia. basis zoe one poiL
Jan. Nor bark. 7JG tons. grain and OFT CAKE. iNtf
Yoft to Cot,-nhagen private terms prompt. ~ bark
3f3 tons timber. Gulf 20 West Britain. 1909. @ti
Nor bark 100 tons. same. lals. March! NQf 81, D.
&c bra fuffu0usiyI. gue. l2iF. Nnrchi NNi
bask fsO t1ns sans private terms. pipmp
seif0neF srs tons lumber. Guipou 20 tcnla
Az 30. seh1onrf G67 tons lumber Gun 10 talIL
H coo. hark ffs TONS tfaTes. Brunswick 10 foro
hieo private teffns 1fhoolrr. 7s5 tons. coal Illa
delghid % Mayp0u ana bach. fcrnaud.nh 70 ihllt
0elrlla lumbar. private tfrmr
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tInt,r.s, at pr cent. unless o,hsrgise stated
DECEMBER %.
Manhattan.

CLINTON ST. =. us Rivnron -, 2'rioo;
and snO. errs and t-us ~ Vernon. y, Dec
%: yrs. atty. / 81 Tichelor. s. Park r." ..
alsT ST. S. I15 10Th az 5ore2. Frieda Hart
10 L Fidelity and Guaranty Co a. Criar y .
Dec q (prior mtg $4,000; due June 81 l'l
e1TIf ST sgs 800 sth ~. 2lrs5. Annie
WillAoite 20 Anna kuhhe West New ir-f
j. oct rs. yrs. par ccn'. ttU. q Sc
muller 1911 81 ay. frs. Der cent. s. ONO
1TTn ST 3 s. ~ q ffI ag. % fA9sf, NerfartL \
Steele 90 Title Guarantee and Trust o.. llt
Rway. Dec 90. due as per bond $4,000
seTH ST ss $50 "a 2jy's . Annie Nor
gar % Julia Touuele. p 6,th -, Dec %:
due as pr bond. atty Lawyers T'le Insurance
and Trust co. 100 Bwsy. 1000
$50 ST s. rs sih az I5rlo05. 81 Marks
Methodist Episcopal Church % Sew i0rS Si7-
bond. atty A Duuon. so Maiden Lane. 50 600
s7TU ST "a ~ eth av. e-vl01 6 Hy Fr.s-
he 10 stanford Trust Co STANFORD Conn. Dee
ij tprior mtg 81 000l due as per bond. az.
Manhattan Co 40 Wal 81 5000
list ST s. $50 Az A 25Il45, Leissncr. l.
and ano 10 East River savings Institution. -tj
BRay: Dec %. SIS aitf. Lawyers Ii.lr lHsnr
sn,a and Trust Co. $50 BNay. $4,000
gaD ST IS 100 lst az. 2irl0Qs Rae Marcus
10 Elyahsth Buck summit. j Dee II I1or
mts tl5 00Ol: 81. per cent. atty1. Prss991 q
arm ST ils E. = go Park av 2sIlo0 %.
Mae LIONS 20 r O'Coureu. 1913 ilst So. Dec
10. / ". 4 per cent atty. United states Tue
Cuarantee Co 81 Chambers = $500
esTH ST. o. l25 West End az. lssIl01ll.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
Signs in the skies.

Those who believe much in signs and
lortents should have looked at the
lkies yesterday morning before ventur-
ng into the stock market and seen
ne sun dogs that 10 the initiated mean
OILY one thing-storms. There we're
'vo Of them, or enough 70 account both
ior Pennsylvanis's big drop and Steel's
tumping on the minimum bar; not
enough, however 70 keep Steel sinking
irnd 81 from touching the highest
Irice they have reached since the
Stock Exchange reopened for bond
tsdng Apart from auguries, the rise
il these bonds and others Is generally
sserbed 20 the transference OF in
Tsstors' interest from stocks TO less
rslnernhle eecurities.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
THE METALS MARKETS.

COPPER TIcai sffsef market unsettled gi'h
sis.srolyiic quoted e. i8hW1Ihc and casting o.
l1mlHIc IN LCrdgu cpgpef Golcd Al 81 Tor
gagdsfd spot 90 10 Ga fof futures and Al tDl f0r
sifcifoiyiic spot
1iN "a ne Metal Erehange sss quiet. win uot
A. "a % afkfd fgr I've .tHu i1a. deliveries ih ware
homo Nanhsttau. sn1 a ssEed Boo lots n tsen'y-
ffe tons saeb. dfilyey dook of store for ~ Ne"
Yoyk galrs we're fpoffed ~ twenty I've tons N0-
ssfolef shipment from Hfla.s Of ~ In i0nd0n
IN rioteg 81 GlN 5s flr standard SPOT illz i0s
~ fJfuffs nnd sf fifs f0r hraiis spot
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New-York tribune., 1914-12-24
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