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Evening star., 1914-02-19
LOAN MEN ARE ARRESTED
Leo B. Alternately and Donald Rose
Accused of Violat-
ing Law

Leo +. .tbe.nathN. manager OF the Po-
tomac Financial Company. l322 q street
northwest. and Donald Rose manager Of
the Washington Loan Company, :.1 +
street northwest. were arrested this
afternoon by Detectives Warren and E-r-
ans. charged with Vocation of the loan
shark law
1t is charged that .haernathy refused to
make a settlement with Percy J.. Smith
Of LIS 9Th street northwest and that Rose
refused to settle with Miss Margaret
Hughes a school teacher, who recently
borrowed Il sum OF money from the COM
rany he represents.
In each cas-. complaint was made to the
corporation counsel and the latter suS-
gested settlements OF th. accounts IN ac-
cordanc. with the provisions OF the toan
shark Law. In each case 1t Is charged
that the suggestions Of the corporation
cot nse were not compiled with. The war
rarts were subsequently issued for the
arrests OF the managers of the two COM
panies. Bond WAS furnished for thell
appearance in court tomorrow.
lanes T Jones, a colorcd helper IN
th.. nonotype division of the govern
nent printing office. this afternoon was
arrested by Detectives Evans and war
ren and charged with having floialeu
the provisions of the loan shark law
Lula Pollen. coiored. school teacher.
wore out q warrant for Jones. She
alleges that last summer she borrowed
s., from him giving a chattel trust on
her piano. and she agreed 10 settle the
Indebtedness By paying him $50 at the
rate of 81 "A month.
Her complaint to the police was that
she had paid Jones $50 and tAat he
claims she still owes MIN 40 Jones
who resides at > l. street northwest,
d.nies the charge. lie claims that the
school teacher rented the piano from
him and that lie repleTined 1t because
she dcfaulted in her payments.
Jones arranged for his release on
collateral. The cage will be called for
trial in Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Real Estate Transfers.

al, trustees. to Rudoiph T. Baik.. lots
IS and So. square an1. sle
HIGHEIEW-Danicl X. Smithers et uN
@ sTkEf.T SOUTHWEST between lst
and I'd streets-John L Delaney &c
Lille Ross. part original lot j.
HoLMEAD EsTATE-Gracc NJ. Bowen
to Henry L. Breuninger, lot l2i.
VILLA PARK HEIGHTs-,,iara \
Marden ct vir, Edwin r.. TO George
j. summers lot :. square 42sa: sle.
NO. 40, KENNEDY STREET NORTH
WEST-George W kernodle ct ux.
to Caroline 4. Patton, lot and part
lot 10 of Peters Mill Seat: $40.
CHILLTM CASTLE HEIGHTS fNORTII
ADDITIoEl-Was Land and
Mortgage Company TO George War
nick; lot -, square S.l4; $3.50
II enae r KissslS lot 30 MasES sIaes J. s,o %
LANIER HEIGHTs-Willam ". Hroua
ct Tx. to Chares +. Wire and William
NJ. Terrell. lots Il and 13: 500.
NoRTHwEsT a1,s. al2o AND 31ae!
9TH STREET NORTHWEST. a2a
AND 72s FLORIDA AVENUE
NORTHWEST-Edwa p. Barry ct
al to Alexander Muncaster. trustee,
lots 2Io and 211. 1873 and 1871. part lot
81. Mount Pleasant: $40.
wEsT-Alexander Muncaster trustee.
to Mary J. Creamer. Ed drard p.
Barry and Mary F. Kingsley. part lot
Nos. 211s. 2120 AND e12ol, 9TH STREET
NORTHWEST AND no 900 FLOR
IDA AVENUE NORTHWEST Same
TO Elizabeth l., Rout katharine a.
Barry and Thomas j. Earrv. i,ts ~;
and 1874 Mount Pleasant: sic.
Ne. !NbS aTIi STREET. NORTHWEST
Same to John p. Barry. lot 30. Noun,
Pleasant: SO
NO. 9;o5 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
Same to William s. Brown. lot I'll:
so.
SOUTH EENILWORTH - Bernard c.
Brown ct ux. to Annie L. jackson lot
~ square 5i23: slo.
EFFINCIiAM PLACE CE-Nashinston Loan
and Trust Company. trustee. to Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, trus-
lee. part lot l. block >: ST.
NO. III ETH STREET NoRTHWE EST :
Lamph. lot 81. square &c: $40
WALTER STREET Southeast he
tween 1.th and 18Th streets-Willian n,
O. Coates ct ux. to W. Wallace CHS
lnl,: s1o. ". Wajiane Gbiswei, We ssIa =, a, !
10 X. Fred HoItzman s.,ms n,onertt
s1o e' i'' 'N't4''' s'''''e proper y :
MARSHAI.I-1ames1 t-eena, o, ux -
saa Masy t. Mchehn@' lot .. square ''''.'l :
,,oI-Sr p1r,SA>r ,>-r
NJ. - .@t.as-a->i AN fl-f-AsAN
fLAlNs-W- GranViile Guss ct uH: 70
Aiphohse AZ NJ. haer. lots o." ana 6-t ::
,,,N,, s":
MonN PLEaSANf AND PLEASANT
LAINS-Aiphonse NJ Baer ct uN. to
" Granville Guss. lot ls9 and part
lot loi *lo
NJ Ia59 IMf.a.PERANcE M ANENt Z
Evening star., 1914-02-19
LOWER LEVEL REACHED
BY RAILWAY PREFERRED
Stock Freely offered at 81 on the
Local Stock Ex-
change.
Bell Telephone Report of Interest
Here-Financial
Notes.

III. .f f p,ilp.... ,,d E-l..-,; ,..,
| me SAFE OF hai4"a% ana E4ec'iic PIE
/ ferred stock on declining scale was the
| feature OF the meeting of the local stock
! exchange ,ndaz .1nenjns AZ 81. th.
s4,o,- -, -, ,o,.a,S
''OeH so'u ooN = 60 o. - NA1Ni ls'ei @-4's
part of 800 shares was offered. The sales
Of the session aggregated sixty shares.
/ The broker Offering the stock at 81 also
,,x ;,3; .i,,. ,.;co pct
a7 "i''"e - ~. "' t''a' P'isS-
tfe c4ose nc Wi'hdfc" ms oHerihs ana
substituted 50 The asking prlce OF Yes
terdaE.
The common stock sold TO the extent OF
II" shares At IS. The closing bid was
SIS. Capital Traction stock sold fourteen
/ shares at l1C-
In the bond list Washington Gas os
sold Sl,rn at 1o1*s and 81 800 at 1oSl4.
Ine annual report OF the Bell Iele-
phone of Pennsylvanla and It's asso-
December IL, l4lS, makes satisfac-
tory showing IN" stock OF this cor
poraton formerly was held quite ex-
tsnslFe!y In THIS city. The majority or
| the holdings have been exchanged for
n.oth "i tht american leleSraph ana
ielephonc tohpauN- IS said that
sih" OF the old stock sun IS held here,
however.
"toss earnings we're sle,9"4,ol-. a
sam "i I'LL 80: net was sf.s'9'.3e'
sn Il'c.e'4se OF $3.50; there was a
uerttdNt ot elol,-s- IN interest
81 6oo.d4o. leaving a surplus of s1.23S.-
!! 10, compared with S9s3.o'o In 1917.
Ne f"PoEt states that the number OF
- - o ..od's owned pecemper 81 l'i'i. was
-, -: - -. ~ 1900 unAns 'he
80 20 ~ irti'ei . cof,!ecteu ana l'ha-
- -. 800 Nas S''"'u, ueSa -.
~, ~ iS 'ea1ois N,it '.'''-oo'
increaSo 80 1.s oSS ~ ~ -. -.
~ central o+ficas vas yss u, ;,c-nasa ~
n The number of EMPLOYEES was X 20,
am ioc.reaSe Of $40 I,oGer tho r,a, for
employees pensions. disability benefits nd
insurance. adopted January l. 1.,3 there
was paid out from the fund during the
past year S4>. $40 81 The interest added
amounted to S:S.,12:.. leaving a balance
81 SIo.32>.:S which has been app-o-
prlated 10 restore the furd to its original
amount Of $4,000.
-Nillo'4areihelit Is made that active opsr-
"tto.S VIZ ',t started early III the Sprlrs
Vi,i;a,,,,, ,. a. +Ies'flG me RON
l. 'IlIois, va tifsot.ie;
.o,,,J -, . ".l'
-rt ,>,dfto - $50 q -
-.ben.,1dc.,, X,,la,, pa.rn.,, Sn,r,, a ''is
,i-1 -, N,,,-,i, 49,, ,.,,,,n;,, ,,
ro.1 ir+n vtash;ne.an ,o.li9r ,,,nrea
-, r.;,h 49, s".,e.,at, ,a,.,,,i,s,, " -
V-a.-;ns,on 80 ,,id rao,i'it,' J.r;o
iaA"aA AT biHenon'.
=, 49,, e4 c H. o., r-.,. -r.
.-,,,,e, - -. H., ro.t ~, ~ 80
- - - .l,. an..,lr. .,ie ~ ..
- ;i.:,a9 -, r, 49,. -
nee "u4iu''is az if'u @i'o ~ steels hao
Evening star., 1914-02-19
DR.. HEBER M. HARVEY DEAD
Funeral Services to Be Held Satur-
nv Afternoon.

DR.. Heber NJ. Harvey a clerk in t;te
office OF the auditor of the Post Office
Department since 1852, died at his home
1854 Newton street northwest, TO-DAY He
was u member of Harmony Lodge, +
\. \. NJ
Private funeral services are 10 be held
at his late residence Saturday afternoon
at 80 o'clock. Public services will be
held at $50 o'clock at Lees chapel. un-
de: the auspices of the Masonic order
The body is to be cremated
Evening star., 1914-02-19
AUTOMOBILE HEARsE ABLAzE.
Chauffeur Also Catches Afre-Body
in Coffin Rescued.

MIN YORK. February l1--Tht sight OF
al automobile hcarse, containing !, body
aud ablaze from end TO end, attracted
-o's' e'ir;ous pedestrians on lower
t;reriHway today Harry Duris, the
chsfEife ur. sW..thed in q big fur coat, also
"a Ghi in" and was slightly burned be
for volunteer. stripped of the garment
he body. thai of u woman b6ing taken
70 cemetery was removed from the
,iazruS hsarSc BY the police Ffrenea
th"n put out the fire. II lad caught from
the motor.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
BALTIMORE.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, February IA
Wheat-Firm spot No. = red. 100. spo,
No red western. 1ooi. February No
. red. 100. March No. . red. 1.ol; Apri
No. " red. Lore: receipts. 2l.Oll bushels
Corn-Firmer; spot contract. 67la Feb
ruary, 67h: steamer, mixed. G3s.; receipts
6.:75 bushels.
oats-F.asier: No. . white 41l4a4.i:.
standard white. 44a44N; No. :: white, ~.
a43:4. receipts. 12.31:. bushels.
Steady: No. western export, G,a
H; No. western domestic. IS; receipts
ITS bushels
Hay-Firm: unchanged.
Grain frcights-Dul: unchanged
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Sues for $4,000 Damages.

George Z. Wright filed suit today to re-
cover sl5,'sO damages against the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company for
alleged personal injury He says he was
struck by car at 18th street and New
York avenue September % last and seri-
ously injured. He is represented by At
torneys G. F.. Ktncheloe. D. W. Baker
and W. E. Leahy.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Schooner in Critical Situation

NORFOLK. Va. February l3-Adviccs
from Elizabeth City. y. e. today said
that the Newbern schooner Lucretia !s il,
a critical condition on the Pamiico sound
middle ground. here she struck in a
sound storm. Nothing was known a. to
the crew Of the Iucretia.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Building Permits.

BnilaiaE permits We're ISSUED TODAY TO
The following:
Edward W. Dom. 70 repair store az
7s.o -3-2i 9Th street northwest. esti-
.:32Jed cost. S5 0oo.
Geor&e ". Brah1er o repair store az
4e} - street northeast, estimated cost
Evening star., 1914-02-19
LOCAL RESERVE BANK EARNINGS

the
betwe corr of e
l. to
is
in
shad hw
charge b States nvesto
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Fifteen Hurt in Train Crash.

PITTSBURGH. February 13.-Fifteen
persons were injured. four of them
perhaps fatally here today when a
Baltimore ana Ohio passenger train
strucI a street ca" in the Hazelv ood
district
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Naval Movements.

The Terry. Monaghan and Sterett have
arrived at Tampa and the Nanshan at
san Francisco.
The San Francisco has sailed from
Ciuacanayabo bay for Vera Cruz. the
Patuxent from Guantanamo for Port au
Prince. the Ne!elis from Guantanamo for
Guacanayabo bay. the ArethuSa from
Guantanamo for Port Arthur, Tex. ard
the Buffalo ifofd Mazatlan for san Diego.
IpoH the completion of the Nardi Grss
celebration at Mobile the Chester will re-
turn to Mexican waters
The flag of the commander of the third
division. Atlantic feet. has been trans
ferred from the Rhode Island to the
Virginia
Evening star., 1914-02-19
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Regular call. IL o'clocs noon;

salcs-ResuIar call, IL oclocs noon:
Washington Gas 5s 81, coo at 107s..
Capital Traction 5e. 81 900 at 1osl..
Capital Traction. at 10. 10 at ITO.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-. % al
s., 80 at ss.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd,. 10 at
s1l. Q a; SIl. 10 at Sis. at sis, 10 at ST,
70 at 81
Washington Cas-, % at 81, i at SAL.
Ians.on, 20 at scsa4.
East Washington Savings Bank, 20 al l..
After call-t'apital Traction IS. $500 At lcS'I
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Lumber Man Found Dead.

ta5EJN ban. NiS FcbruarS ia-
pFa- II Snaith- siNty years OLD. well
IleN 35ftsl.rlaaa ana vessel owner was
-sBrd ,ie.ld seated il chair in his Of
fee His forenoon. Heart failure Is he
eyed - iaye been TIE cause Of his
Evening star., 1914-02-19
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

}@'s@ -ear-4a, =" 1.ead
: IT. .':',':i -. i.oud"'. -.l9 r. sd
Ss"it'r e1aitt 1'-;;o.,-. -" I.u.5don. FL los
Evening star., 1914-02-19
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1s.-Flour--
Quiet
Opening a trifle lower with the Liver
pool cables. wheat later recovered with
the strength in northWe markets.
May. lG2isa1 .r2i4-
Pork-Steady
Beef-Steady.
Lard-Steady.
Petroleum--SteadH.
Molasses-Steady.
Hay-lQuiet.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Firm.
Raw sugar-Steady; muscovado. 2.32 4:
centrifugal, 3.42; molasses, 2t1; refined
steady.
Butter-Steady, unchanged, $50 tubs.
Cheese-Irregular. unchanged 400 boxes
Eggs-Easy. l2.G0 cases Fresh gath
cred. extra, c3iaa3O: extra frsts, 2s1sa
%; firsts. Is: seconds. .6a27. rcfrig
orator, finest. 25,z: fair to good. % az,
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hen
nHry whites. ::tia:;.; gathered whites. ::,a
sc; hcnnery browns. 30: mixed colors
.1a:s'; European fresh. 3ia.5'2.
Live poultrr-Strong; western chickens.
Is; fowls, .T turkeys. -; dressed.
steady: fresh killed western chickens, 1,a
"A, fowls 1Jalsi-; turkeys. lsa23.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Iii Seibert eighty years Old a confed-
crate veteran and farmer died Monday
night near Martinsburg, ". Va During
the war he served in Company B, 1st Vir-
sinia Cavalry.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Tide Tables.

Today-Low tide. 3:37 am. and 1919
D. m: high tide, 3:uS a. and 3:4l pm.
Tomorrow tide, 1915 am. and
l1:4l pm; high tide, 4:2l am. and 4:4I
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
roday-sun rose, 6:47 am; sun sets.
..:4l pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 6:i6 am, sun
sets "a pm.
Moon rises :::.,s am. tomorrow.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL February t9-Wheat-
Spot firm; No. red western winter, Is
5l.d: No Manitoba. IS cd; No. ,. IS ID
No 3. IS 3L4d Futures steady: March
rs 3Esd. May. IS ated; .Tul,. IS ;'ssd.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed, Us
SID La Plata futures steady: February
Is I'D; March, Is 11@sd.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
WEATHER.
Probably Rain and Colder Tonight
Friday Fair, Colder.

For the District OF Columbia, rain this
afternoon and probably tonight, colder
Friday fair and much colder brisk
northwest winds.
The barolnetric depression central
Wednesday morning over the Texas Pam
handle has developed into the trough
form OF disturbance and now stretches as
such from southern New England to
northwestern Mississippi. As frequently
happens in barometric trougls, heavy
rains have occurred in the Ohio valley.
The Pacific coast depression has barely
passed onto the continent and Is prob
ably central this morning off the oregon
coast il has caused heavy rains in Call
forua. especially in the neighborhood of
Los Angeles.
Moderate tempe ratures prevail in Allan
tic coast districts and the Ohio valley. It
is growing colder, however. in the last
named region. and colder weather viii
prevail Friday in the gulf and Atlantic
coast states.
Rain will continue tonight in the mid
die and south Atlantic states. and snow
is probable in the lake region and New
England. Snow will probably continue
Friday along the lakes and in northern
New England. Elsewhere fair, cold
weather is indicated.
Tie winds along the New Engiand
coast Will be moderate north to north
west; on the middle Atlantic coast mod
crate 10 brisk north to northwest. on the
south Atlantic coast moderate southwest.
becoming northwest Friday, on the east
gulf coast moderate northwest.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the tWenty-four hours
beginning at pm. Yesterday:
Thermometer Yesterday, pm, 36: $
prn 81 /. midnight. -. today. am.
::::3.: 8 am, "a. T. noon 3s: pm. IS
Maximum. ::S. at : pm. today: minimum,
81. at = a. m. today.
Tempera;urc same date last yea1-AIaxi
mum. II; minimum. -.
B;.rom.ter-N Ne.terdaA. pm, @o."::; 5
pm :mn4 /. midnight. 2a,36; today.
IL m. .a.S1: am, .J.Si; /. noon. III;
:. pm, 40.
Tide Tables
Evening star., 1914-02-19
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished hy w. r. Hibbs & Co.
member. New York StccL Exchange.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

capt. Wiley Howell. 4til Infantry Will
proceed TO Fort leavenworth. Kan. fo-
duty at the schools relieving Capt. Will
liam X. Naylor 9th Infantry who will
join his regiment
Capt. Ernest =. Scott 9Th Field A,tjl-
lery, will proceed 10 Fort Leavenworth
Kan, for duty at the schools, relieving
Capt. Oliver l.. Spaulding. jr., 4th Field
Artillery, who will join his regiment
Pay Clerk Guy r. Doane. Quartermaster
Corps, will proceed from san Francisco
cal. to the preside of Monterey, Cal, for
temporary duty.
BY direction OF the President and upon
the application of First Sergt James Har-
ris, Company Il. 18th Infantry. that SOL
dier will he placed upon the retired list
Mast.r Signal Electrician Willard =
Nelly. now in this city. will he sent to
l;ound lIiil Va, for temporary duty in
connection with the inspection Of insu at
ins plugs. and upon completion of such
duty viii return to this city.
Fy direction OF the President, and upon
the application of Cook George Oste-lolz
Company q. I'D Infantry. tha, soldier
VIII be placed upon the retired list
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. benjamin L. Grey 18th Infantry
is extended one month.
Mai James s. Wilson Medical Corns
is relieved from duty at Fort Ethan
Alien. Vt and Will proceed. to Fort
George Wright. Wash. for duty, relieving
Mai Benjamin J. Edeer ir. Medical,
Corps, who will proceed to Fort I.awtou
Wash for duty
Evening star., 1914-02-19

NIX Dividend To-day.
Pittsburgh steel Company. ptI, IL.
Cal Money. T.: ~ >
Evening star., 1914-02-19

For the District of Columbia rain this
afternoon and probably tonight, colder.
Friday fer and much colder, brisk
rthwcst winds.
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MOBILE 4 ONO RAILROAD co,

The Annual Meetings of the registered
holders OF the General Mortgage Bonds Of
the Mobile n Ohio Railroad Company. pursu-
ant to the General Mortgage Of May 10,
1855, and OF the holders OF the Preferred
Income and Sinking Fund Dcbentures Of
said Company, pursuant to the Deed OF Trust
u May !. 1873, will be held at the Office Of
the Company. No. 80 Church street In the
city of New York. on Wednesday, February
=, 1914. at IL O'Clock noon and o. clock T. NJ.
respectively.
The Voting Register Of the said General
Mortgage Bonds and the Transfer Books of
the said Debcntures will close at 3 o'clock
y. NJ on Wednesday. January IS. 1914 and
reopen at 10 o'clock \. NJ. Oh Thursday.
February ~. 1914
A. W MACINTOSH. Secretary.
New York, January L. 1914
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lsisT ST. u >. 1875 v 7th av99 Ii
Anna u Donald Rgt Annie Pause ct al
foreclosure Of Mtg, atty. g Mcycrs.
45TH 81. :. e15 9Th av. aSNl0o -
Marwood Realty Go MT CNrord pnCho'
ct ~ foreclosure OF mtg. atty. T g
Neiley
lo5TH ST. 3i5 - Alonzo Eimhau agt
Adolph Schlesirgcr ct al 'amend"d fore
closure ~ mtg; atty, Silh'rhets
l2OTH ST. s. 231 . Madison nv, .tSlo0 II Z;
18th ST, ais n " ID nv, 23N?..
acknowledgements Geissler aet Ida =
Fleischhauer faction to compel reassicr-
ment OF lease, &cb; atty, l. Schairan.
Bronx.
2OsTH ST $50. ls2 and 10 E-Edward
Polak agt Davis & Son. Inc, OF al faction
to set aside fraudulent conveyance; atty.
u s Deutsch
.37TH ST = 1895 Martha Bv, 81 5oS
80 s2-Central Mortgag" 60 agt Wesley
Const 90 ct al foreclosure Of mortgages.
attys Otis a -.
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LAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
enAL ESTATE FOR sALE-weNshssser &c.
konaOth lvos &C. M Hss:c" n,'r' IL. ~
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Office OF
BROOkLYN RAPID TRANSIT CO.

uo,ou., UI NV ,nr, ,o,.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for
the election Of four ca directors to serve
three cd years. and OF three go Inspectors
OF election to serve at the next succeeding
acting such other business as may DO dui>
brought before the meeting will be held at
twelve o'clock noon on Friday. January goth.
1919, at the office of the company. SO Clinton
street. borough OF Brooklyn, New York CITY.
mhe polls Will remain open for one hour.
me Transfer Books will be closed at
ocle ;k T. NJ. on Wedn, sday. January 18th.
lslt. and will remain closed until ten O'Clock
A. M on the day Immediately succeeding
said stockholders' meeting
j. II. BENNINGTON. Secretary.
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BRoADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

New YORK, December 81, 1915.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Broadway Trust company will bc held at
the companys office No 233 Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan, city of New York.
on Wednesday. January H. 1914. at twelve
o'clock noon. for the election Of Directors
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before said meet
inG Polls Will remain open from 9 O'Clock
noon to O'Clock y. NJ
JOHN w. IL PERGEN. Secretary.
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THE EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY OF
NLW YORK.
Ana -

Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders Of The Equitable
Trust Company Of New York for the purpose
Of electing Trustees for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting, will
be held at the office ~ the Company, No
81 Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York. on Tuesday January iSth. 1914
at 2 90 O'Clock T.. NJ.
RICHARD II. HUNTER. Secretary.
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ROssirER MnrGOvERN & co.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Rossiter MacGovern Co viii be held at this
ONCE OF this company, 80 West street. New
York. on Tuesday, January 81, 1914. a. Three
O'Clock !. VI. for the election OF directors
and the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting
J. Il HAMILTON, Secretary.
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Consolidated Gas Company Of New York.
l9a East 18Th street

January bfh. lNlt.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
this Company for the election Of Trustees to
serve during the ensuing year will be held nj
this once MONDAY, January 90, 1914 Polls
will be open from II NJ to | l. NJ. Transfer
books will close Saturday. January 70, 1914 at
IL NJ and reopen Tuesday January 81, 1914
Z A CARTER. Secretarv.
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LIS PENDENR,
Manhattan.

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0oil-Dora Schiller agt Annie koplik ct
al foreclosure OF mtg: attys. Wolf a.
ST IUKEs PL. s-Washington r. Wood agt
Loretta @ Eagleton ct al foreclosure OF
mtRI; attys, Sprouil, Harmer q SprOuil
2D Az, Sl-AdOlph Pohl agt Meyer wolm
ct ri foreclosure OF mtg)' atty. O s
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Anna II DoSald sgt Hester Bates ct al
foreclosure OF mtg); atty. c Meyera
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CENTRAL UNION GAS COMPANY.

b2B COuFtIandt NVr., Jhhuhry tIh, NV.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF
this Company for the election OF Directors TO
serve during the ensuing year will be held At
che Ofhce OF the Company. Monday, January
10Th 1910 at IL NJ
Transfer Books will he closed Friday. Janu-
AIRY 9th. 1914. and r~opened Tuesday January
goth. 1919 l.. H. WERNER Secretary.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of tho LehiEh Valley Railroad Company will
be held on TUESDAY the Goth dav Of Janu-
AIRY. 1914. at 10000 o'clock A. n. at the
Compsny's Office. No. 22s south Third street
Philsdsiphie Pa n q BAIRD Secretary
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sArIsIIEn MECuANICs, IILNs

HUNTS POINT RID, = Q cor Seneca av--Hay
Walker Brick Co agt Geo q Graham
Construction co ct al june 10, 1913 SEIZE
HONEYWELL. Az W cor 1874 st-Jnhn
II Symonds co agt Jacob Cohen Con
struction 60 ct al, Dec Is, 1919. 81 Gao
18TH ST 3li W-Edwln II Oswald art
X II u siedenborg ct al, Dee 20, lgl3,.sa3i
WEBSTER Az, " cor lg1th ST. Crlstnldi
ngt Evelyn Building Co 81 al, Aug 70,
,sllgTiui ,sT Isl E-Abraham Pierce s8? Il
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