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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
Dwelling Houses Leased.

me crm Of L ] carponts leascd tho dwelling
q no lat ZEN A. besween Madison and PARK
ana. for Cordena z. steward e. al 70 Bradley
8eo1gbton.
John J. Haeron rented dwellings a. 2t5 West
Ieeth o. 70 Fe.iI Keassy. 1859 Seventh Gv 10
Nts Kathfyn X Muldeng and on West lSsth 81.
Ss 70 Di J , @sltsT su,es, go 81, % Theron J.
EssiE z6f 70 hn Lucy Lang as 20 Wiiam
OBnen. 200 % Louis c. JACOB and Isl 70 Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
Apartment Leases.

Peass 4 Gilman have rented large apartment
n the new house Al Park ay. and 57th a. 10 Aaron
" Bastedo
me Everett NJ. SeiIS Company leased the fol-
loving Furnished apartments The Idaho. 55th Ct
aud Broadway. for Mr. Homer. the Victoria. 9th
et and Riverside Drive. for Mrs. Kirby Thomas
The Psule,te. $50 West SON g.. for A Bsrou; the
Iullefies. 81 West 18th 81 Tor hrs Lewis. and IN
Duke for Mrs Dnls
John J. Hallefon has leased apartments al zoe
We; l35th a. % Mar II. Eyslef Oil West iS5th
st 70 william Browne. 2lS West lS5th st. 70
Patrick Cresu Pei West lS5th o. 70 Henry Pspen
y ~ Siulsun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
Westchester Transactions.

r. C. Coleman has purchased the corner OF Wal
worth and Creenaores avs from The Scarsdale Is
tAIes and Il preparing 10 erect an Engiah resi-
de1ce 70 cost $4,000 for hs occupancy. scarsdsle
RAlph X Ryan which Adgoins 3 rcSldencc recently
constructed 30 him. In The early spring DR. Ryan
expects 10 build another rtsidence 10 cost about
SO. 600
Arthur Stewart Of The Stewart Publishing Com
pary has rented his home al Murray Hill. Scans
dale Es.Atas. 70 r. J. Davis Of his city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Los Angeles, Dec. THE Los Angeles
Stock Exchange opened to-day, after
having been closed seventeen weeks
Trading was unrestricted in all listed
stocks and bonds. Business at the out
set was quiet, with prices firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Providence, Dec. THE Providence
Stock Exchange, after being closed
since July 80, reopened to-day for un-
restricted trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
sEAeoARo cLEARAHcEs.


FLOUR-InsctiEe. Spring patents s. G0@ss:
spring clears. s. lo@s5 so. winter patents. IS $50
s. 50; winter .traights s. iOa!5 g extra No /
straights s. sass so. fancy spring patents $50
S. 9j. BTCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dull: 81 IS nom
s. 1885 90; choice 70 fancy. s. 9j@s6 20. CORN
MEAL-Easy. kiln dried s. 10 BAG MEAIe-
Easy fine white and yellow. 81 ijdsi so:
coarse. 81 4o@tl as FEED-western irregular:
bran. 100 ID sacks, SIS % standard middlngs DO
:25 5O -four do $50 30: red dog -four. $40 ID sacks
$50 city firm bran. bulk. &2J 100 10 sacks t2G 80
heavy 90. $50 % -four do S3i red dog -four
40 ID SACKS. s3j 50. Oimeal S34 50dS35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

st. Louis, Dec THE ST. Louis
Stock Exchange, which has been closed
since July 30, reopened to-day, with a
minimum price fixed for all shares
traded on the exchange. Opening prices
were steady, and the demand for high
grade securities was good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
LOANS on >PERTY.

~ n Nosxsnths .OopAy placed two nni
,,srz~.Ss oans "a ts0oo sse6 on Two spsr-
r<nf Eesss a ~ y % Barrett Ct. between iitkir
Al srd sUiiFr AZ, ~ he Brg1nsYiile section u
gsokiyn I1lsJ we're feosntiy oDmyiotsd b. ihs J.
J. Inc M ToDoi pfesids9u. and are iph'
~ fty,css CosnDaAy PLACID nui Dortgsge q
1900 ~ pr cent n zo7 H0i zlth H. fw '"
III kEllth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
PROVISIONS.

inactive. With comparatively small price changes
tone heavy. owing TO continued liberal receipts Of
hogs AZ Western points and lover prices. PORK
clear. vi jOaf2j. BEEF-Steady. mess. S2idS23,
family t24at25 packet t23@ SEA extra india ness
$3.50 $3s. DRESSED HOGS-Steady BAc0ns lie:
lS0 lbs lie. 100 lbs. NE $40 lbs lihc pigs l2c
CUT MLATS-Piekled bellies. dun. 10 hs Isle:
u lbs. lie: IA lbs. lic picked hams. l3isc TAI
LOW-steady. special. enc: city. 6hc. country s..
a6kc. LAIsD-Easy. Middle West Goa loo: city
steady o. eeAc: refined. South America II zoe
Continent i0.75c. Brazil. kegs II 20c; compound
steady. 7H@TAc sTEARINE-steAdy. oleo. los. "a
lie. CITY lard lgLc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Spot quiet. sales go bAles. middiins. 3-l0c.
Liverpool cabcs spot quiet sales 5000 bales .
speculation and export. 500. American. 5000. I'm
ports none. mid -uplAnd. asa Futures opened
quiet but steady a. y 20 points advance. closed
quiet. 3 30 ~ points higher MAY June tl3d.
July August i0d. october November. 29d. Ian
uay February 4Ahd MAnchater--Yarns and
CLOTHS duh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
Dobbs Ferry Property Sold.

Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have sold for Jerome
Bradley % sarah =. Russell for occupancy
a house and One-haf acre Of land IN Ogden
PARK Dobbs Ferry.
Ths sams brokers have placed a mortgage
OF t30oo for Ferdinand y. Sheppard cover
fnx the new one story department store az
bfT and 81 South Broadway. YonkerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Refined quiet and unchanged at Bloc for fine
granulated. hut business could be done Al Sc net.
less 2 per cent Tor cash. Raw nfmor. but no
sales we're reported. and prices remained unchanged.
Rcansrs seemed willing % pay last prices which
were 2hc Tor CuhAs. cost and freight. but holders
were asking l-lCHJ-32c more fof srct aud nearby
shlpulont The close nrn al O. sec fer ocIIrifu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
Big Litchheld Farm Sold.

yoha crsNford sold the Highland Stock and
psry Yarn e. Ntch1sid Conn for Harry G
6ass 70 Ne~ York merchant u consists Of
stogf 900 aefss. Dn an elevation Of LOG fset
rat hOgse Containing s.Tisco foouA and modem
isnprogersnn ne property represents a. Invest
mort a ekS,It 20 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
COTToNSEED oil.

Active selling against freer offerings Of crude
started general liquidation. and prices broke sharply
closing : 10 g points net lower Clearances from
New York last week aggregated $3.50 barrels hut
tho trade had become somewhat oycrenthusastc On
account o. large exports. and the market worked a.
seli into a weak technical position. Local courac,
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

New Orleans Dec Cotton price, moved within
narrow limits to-day and closed one point lower
20 four points higher than Saturday. Little
short cotton was offered for sale Liverpool
seller early but offerings from this source were
Offset ty buying orders from Germany. Futures
c-n-al ono rn-nl down % four up nnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
q. s. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Dec The ocndiron o. the un,,.a
states Treasury al the besnning o. business edo
tai receipts Yesterday. t2.0iS s5i total payn<a
YESTERDAY .t2.ss5.t92 The defc.t ms hscA ye1 !
SIS, 52S, s2&, against det o. s. o52 oe3 las, yeo
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Reg1s IT. Post formerly Governor Of Porto Rico.
sold Ten acrus O! land on the west side Of snedioof
az, B6ypOr, Long Island. charles X PurIoy.
Lalrenz p Rider purchased the lands OF the
Rsssspeague Club on the NisseQuogue River near
61uithtO1n Branch. Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
~ Telegraph b ~ rribune. ]

Trrnion. = J.. Dec 7-Uniied COPPER Co Jer-
10y City. copper mining. s. 900 Franklin Blen n
EngleNood. Thomas Adam Manhattan. n T.
Turk. New York
feilef Realty Co. Dover. real eztaie. 50 900 .
g II Nuilissn. John Mul.lsAn. Dover. III. W. Hui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 7.
Manhattan

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 300 and sofJ Bnmkn
~ 1850
d,rrey and contractor. tll5
l45TH ST, q q. 100 LenoI sv 1900. IL Murray
& lnu CO AZ william slsttey Construction GO,
BROADWAY. ies0 and 1884. and 7th aG sos %
Sl4: Brsdy ct al AT Emo ovneri Delta
Theatre Com. contractor N.IO9
l1TH ST l04 and l06 W: Taylo< AT d
HGruns owner; NJ FoI contractor: $50
The Bronx.
ls5TH ST. n a. 100 Southern Boulevard. s0Ilso /
p sinnOtt AT Nicol Building Corp. owner
CiofTi and Nicol Building Corp. contractors; $50
ANTHONY Az. i640-l6f2: Raisler Heating Co ast
Marie Davis owner: u Davis. contractor $50
24GTH ST, n 3. $50 Q Fieldston Road. 5O0H3OO;
Began az G D strayer. owner and contractor;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
DWELLING FOR ATHLETIC CLUB.

Porter 4 Co. have lessed for Tneo Btuneid 2
the Morniu gside Athletic Club. the three stoIJ Dr0''
stone dwelling al I07 Wos, l50th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
III eRe,a4] Estate
JMarket-
Business Properties on
Lower East Side Sold
LONG ISLAND SALES.

rnsna apartment house 70 Be erected At tho south
cost Of t5o0 900 for the Efel Construction Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage and mans and address
Of Attorney
DECEMBER :.
Manhattan.


6Jg: March IS. 1911. TeAgief building 70 %
Msdsleine ClGussen 133 l00ih o.; sVi
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO.. ,otIJyW0
EILWOOD ST. At !, $50 Of Mage az. loVIISV,
MAJ 2 1905; D A Jack 70 Park hoTSAse ~
MADIso% Az. q v cor esd st 3oIIo; April Is,
Iell: Manhattan Bronx Eststs Corporation 70
A frowbrdSe Noroton. Conn; Htv. NeT l 965
I'D ST. 1851 L mtg on fixture: Mag g. 1914:
J II Taylor Construction Co 70 quincy Eisss Nod
IzD ST. so L. mtg OF lease June 20, 1913; 7
] lynch 10 AlemR Really Exchange o. u ~ W
% il II sr37s o; Aug Ia, 1905; Guide ReMg Go TO
4 II " Hall Realty Co: atty. 7 E..ne.eaL5
,ls ~ 81 Es''su gsS Of sA AZ. 2,,loo5: bee /
igll. Mars Clemens TO o II Kahn. Morris
town. J; sttys Stewart s. a Wsta ~ ~
10TH ST. s2s Z. SIS. $50 Of ID sv. 25IlOo;
Feb o. 1910: Arbolius 20 g and AnahA les
STORE. atty J. schafran. 81 Chambers st. SloVJ
l2lST ST 537 " Reed Housed, . cor B"ay
Fanny L and X Chapman 10 y Wool
II Doson Co. 224O Bway: GtJs Graves MIC,
IszD ST iG W. O. us Of IN az. 20xgs II;
Feb II. 1914; and Minnie hyer 70 Annie
J Gunner ct a.. trustee: atVs, B0Eers * ,;
40 Cedar ST. eo'VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 7.
Manhattan.

UNIVERSITY Av. 1885, g weinEsren AL Ernst
Keller Construction Co 81 al Dec 10, 1918; ti6
ls8D ST and = Acme Metal Ceiling % sgt
James Eyerards Brewery et al Dec 3, 1914; 1850
BROAD ST, l. Yale & TOwne Mfg Co tgt estate o.
J Z Morgan et al. Dec 3. 1914; t42l IL
10TH ST, 81 W: Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co agt
Young Women's Hebrew Assn ei al Nov q. 1914 /;
STA So
The Bronx.
bath ST n cor Decatur sv. 2oIl0o; X q Hoch
$50 70
NTTRyALE Av, g. lH u le5n 81 50Il0O
Perez sgt 1920 81 Realty Co ct al: Sept Is.
1914: si S5
NTFRvALE Az. e s. IA n le5h n, 5O1l00 S
Perez agt 1921 81 Realty Co ct al; eept 10. 1914
$40 63
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
NV ApARTMENT PLANS.

BsundnsB zipsss. uehitect, hS ben commits
s11e1 " 6faa Iis1S fof Eve stofJ ana bsse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
The Bronx.

BAILEY Av. e 3 IA 23sth 81, 2o1s5.s: Made
line Claussen TO J T Brook Co Pelham y Y
(mtg s. 0O0l Nov 30. atty. l. I In a 7 Co. s.
BOSTON nd s. 237 n l6sth 81. 43lOxl67.5:
Frances Mayer 20 Henrietta Stein. 247 L ll7th ST
lmtg $4,000; July 2: atty. Henrietta stein. l47
ll7th ~: 500
OGDEN Az. a. 50 ls7th Ct. 5OI4O: 7 J Fi,z-
patrick. exr. 20 NJ GoldwGsser. 1852 ogden sy
and ano tmtg $1,000: Dec l. atty. I q 4 T
Col $4,000
LOTS 232 and 243. map 81 Joseph's Orphan Asy-
lum; w II Booth 70 w Bolton. 1913 10th
81 Dec 5: atty Hallock sss lsOth st ::
500
WHEELER Av. 1927. s. 4oIlOo. Mary J Muiis
20 American Real Estate Co. 81 5th Gv (mtg
s2s O00l Oct 81 atty. X Wood 527 5th ay:
500
WHEELER Az. l2l9-i22s. s. s0IlOO same 10
same. Nov 10. atty. same: 81
18TH ST O. $50 Sd sv s9Il0O. Kempner
ref 70 " Piel. Jackman. Ms. Dec Z atty l. T
& Co. S35 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New York, December I. INA

Iron N No fu475 Flour. Mpls pts - s.
iron n MORT 1870 Cotton middling TO
Iron g Nolf 1850 Coffee, No 7 Rio 6E
Steel rails .. i25 sugar fine gran 500
Tin ............ $500 Molasses, OKpme 20
Exchange lead $50 Beef family. .r4 so
spelter ....... $50 Talow, special. ca
Wheat, No red i.6k Pork. mess 49,. 70 rs
Corn No ? vel. 7siA Hogs, drsd, $50 n In
Oatg strd VIII 6sih Lard Mdle West e.95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER :.
Manhattan.

PINEHURST Av. n cor I7eth 81. $50. sIl0o !;
Anne Benjamin AT + Appemzeller 81 al
foreclosure Of mtg atty, ! Haber.
thilde Noer agt y Nasanowiiz e al fore
closure OF mtg attys. Miller & Brezfelder
10th ST s. 280 OF Madison sAv. 25Ii00. II !;
A II Mach Sinclair Agt Eva Fine 81 al lforeclos-
ure Of mtgl atty 7 de Rham.
ETH ST 827 L: Pronick agt w Mark Ct al
foreclosure OF mtg attys Cary Carroll
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON Av. 900 % 966. The Bowery
savings Bank AT Workingmen's Educational Assn
OF The Bronx Borough e. al foreclosure Of mtg ;
attys Cadwalsder. Wickersham TAFT.
l7NTiI ST n o cor OF CrOtona Parkway. 1885 2 .
MaIyina Friedman ag A Sutera o. al fore
closure ~ mtg atty VI Britwitz.
UNIVERSITY Az. 1889. w II Caldwell ir. agt @
Kammerer ct al faction 20 foleclose mechanics
LEM. atty. Knox
4TH ST, =. 1873 Of Ruskin o.. 25.lrsS6;
Fmma 7 De Winnie et al agt McGarry Il al
foreclosure OF mts; sttys. Clocke. Koch q
Reidy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08

Liberty 81, Dec 8: Qua etc Is Der bod ,t'y
X 7 Co: $50, =, .,,,.. ~ 49, =
ri; due ETC as per notes. atty Il Cut "a a.
$3.50 Sd av to,.s
issD gT a a. SIS Bysy. Dop--L suathcone
Const 60 10 Adolph ~ BendheTa, SO CeurEl PG.<
West; demand, 9 ? c. Dec 49, 1913; aitys 500,
dArd & ". l2s B~Ryi Ra""'
The Bronx.
LOT 7. Block l. Map fremont Terrace; Pcpln
Realty Co. lie. TO Miriam Wilson. - Z - ~!
Dec q que &c ~ ''' ''- 500
LII w, DIV ~ - =, 800 s;ty sans. $500
OGDEN AV, VS. 80 18TH 81, 5o140; MAI Ooio-
wAsssf and ano 10 Johanna Mannheimer ~
Manhattan sV; Dec s; due. etc. as Per .DaopIe1X
q 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
DECEMBER I.
The Bronx.

18TH ST. s. 934 Of FOX st. eoIsi.l; Matilda
Landsman loans Brandt Bros Bldg Co. 20 erect
sly brk ana stone dWlE q pyl. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and Attorney
DECEMBER l.
Manhattan.

sot; clarShii. NJ Z Bernhard vossi,, i iSs
BRoADwAY. Sc . cor COZ; 18Th st. runs l25 70 5
Amsterdam sv I 5 90 llx COX n 2bI v eI.S TO
Townsend. IIvington. n y part b and 81 ~, az
Liens; Nov Il atty L 7 Co: r.-. $ y
SANE PROPERTY J A Townsend 70 LAWYERS l
and T Co. 100 Bwsy; aud 8; all liens; Nov 80 /;
JOHN ST, ito, avs. 2oeI42 ex2lI4aT4s. n v 81
Trinity Studio % 10 Y and i u stimson lOs
list e. Is Joint tenants Cmtg s25 OOOl b and o;
all liens: Dec 4: attJs. stimson X Williams.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. l46. e 6. rs s7th st. 2sIiOo;
NJ l. StO7er. ref. 70 County Holding Go, 100
Bvsy: Dec &; Attys. Merrill r. 100 Bway;
READE ST. lss. &. 2s5.a Greenwich ST. 25T53;
Reade st, lt2. q, 2s5.2 Greenwich 81 25f55;
Blooms Wilmer to \ W sundeson. lSIe Madison
T (mts $4,000; Dec z; atty. Jacob hieser' 25l
vARi6k ct, loi-los. $. csc Watts st, l2I
irres I2sIso; Ksbee Realty Co 70 Jacob Kottek
9Th ST. Si7 Z. g. 2aO I'd az. POSI- Sol Se9-
mann 10 Cecilia Neumann, his wife. 45 90 ay.
Rockswsy Park. Borough Of Queens: Sept rs
atty. D Freiberger. 80 Bwayi 500
Ellen Fh spellmsh to julia Kirby. 800 i5ti
81 July Z . atty. J J Kirby. 30 Nassau st; 81
s2P ST. wS,mi LoI i ,D a q ssloo s
Jefferson az. Bkyn. and Fanchon and Rossine
Hirshkind. POI Z Sidney ay, ut Vernon, y
tmtg $4,000; Dec Z; II Morgan. 80 Prospect
s4TH ST, ?2S Z. s. S45.s " % av 2O.41lo2 };
Belwood Realty Co 70 schwertzmGn 225l 80
sV Ct al. as trustees Of Humboldt Lodge No 5l2,
and NJ: Dec 4: atty, II Horwitz 29l
Bw8y 81
s5TH ST. 1871 W, g. 227 Amsterdam Nv, lT6K
e7.6 Guide Realty Co 70 Map W Hail lmts
$li.5ool all liens: Mar q. 1907. atty. G
Enuever. 1872 Nassau 81. 800
s7TH ST. 2O7 zoe ". n S. l62.6 Amsterdam sv.
626Il0OS. Schwartz and sno. e1rs etc, NJ
Grosner 70 J Grosner ass Claremont Pkway.
Bronx. and Florence Schwartz and Cora Josephs.
Sl7 Eastern pkwGy. Brooklyn. u /: Nov "a atty.
II Kttel 100 William st 5000
SAME PROPERTY: Pauline Grosner Of al 70 same
C. Nov "a atty. same. EIch
GOTH ST l29-lI ". s. t2l Columbus ay.
54NlO0S: Schwartz and ano. o1rs. etc, NJ
Grosner. 10 LILLIAN solomon and ano 500 w
l0oth 8. a = all liens; Nov "a: atty. Il Il Kit
tel. 100 william 81: SIS 900
SAME PROPERTY: Grosner ct al to same. q c.
Nov "a. atty. same. EIch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER T.
Manhattan.

DECEMBER T.
Manhattan.
Hudson Mtg Co % J A Trovbudse; $4,000
Scheukeim. Posei. 20 Kebocca Parchans SfigyV
DW0rssy Abr j. % Rose Klatzko; Egg
Fortenbach CORTLAND, % Emile MscheT $1,000
Tlanuery John T. " Man FlAnney. 81
a Tyntt Co, 800. 900
CLARK. GrsHyila ct al traA to American hts coi
Corn ExchAnzs Bank to Ksth1r.n Krsus. Ednt
Kerngsn, Mar z. q spo tTus. % Aida Burke VI
Burke AlioiA L 70 Hslsn BothennghkmI t2.ooo
The Bronx.
Bal. bsbsnA and Ano 70 lila q snd broos AZ
Co; SH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

gal a3.c for nOia.sss and ,xo for cubsa. cost and
fragbt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-03

prosecution to make a test ease out of
this action, as every town in Bon
Homme county maintained a ball
team this summer and all played
Sunday ball. The defendants In this
case were represented by Judge f. ID.
Wicks of Scotland and C. c. Pickett
of Tyndall.
Yankton-Floyd Rask, 20-year-old
son of Charles Rask, a farmer resid-
ing ten miles north, is in a hospital
here in a very critical condition, the
result of a runaway while he was
moving. The team went home with
out the young man, and search re-
vealed him lying unconscious by the
roadside. There was a fracture OF
the skull at the base of the brain. a
broken collar bone and the right leg
was broken at the ankle. In addition
young Rask was severely cut up most
ly deep gashes in the legs. 1t is sup
posed he tried to hold his horses and
the mower struck him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-03
WOMAN SUICIDE
Self-Inilicted Death of Onida Woman
Result of Poor Health.

Onida, Oct. 3.-This community
was greatly shocked on Thursday
morning to learn of the suicidal death
of Mrs. M. A. Hyde, who lives just
south of town. 1t happened about 5
O'Clock in the morning. The hired
man was out to the barn doing the
chores, and the rest of the family
were still in bed. Charlie the oldest
boy, heard the shot and went up to
his mothers room, finding her lying
on the floor with the shotgun across
her body. He called his sister, La
We're, who telephoned for DR.. Siege
man, and then went out to the barn
and got the hired man, who placed
her on the bed. The doctor was soon
there, and Mrs. Hyde was taken TO
the hospital in town where every
thing was done to save her life. DIR.
Gearhart was called from Pierre, but
she never regained consciousness and
passed away about 8 o'clock. The
only reason given for her act was the
fact that she had been in very i'll
health for some time, and might have
been temporarily deranged. Mr.. Hyde
was at his ranch, a few miles east of
town, but arrived before the end
came. Mrs. Hyde leaves her husband
and six children to mourn her loss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-03

New Yorker of Social Connections
Stole Jewels as Sideline.

New York, Oct. 3.-The theft last
year of gems worth $4,000 from
Miss Mary Kohn, daughter of a Paris
banker, was cleared up by a confess
sion attributed to Herbert j. Eaton,
a dapper young man, who lay at
deaths door from a detectives bull
let. Eaton, who seemed well to do,
was shot late Wednesday night while
running away from detectives, who
had caught him in a trap baited with
a wealthy woman and a roll of bills.
Mrs. Gertrude Pike, who lured
Eaton to arrest. told the police Eaton
had telephoned to her, demanding
$500 for jewels stolen from her
apartment on Riverside Drive a few
days before. She had met him at a
fashionable New York hotel, she said,
| when a woman introduced him as Mr..
Williams. The supposed Mr.. Will
Jams escorted her home and obtained
possession of the key to her apart
ments. With the keys she charged,
| he effected the robbery.
Eaton apparently about to die, had
a long talk with Inspector Faurot, of
the detective bureau. When it was
over. Inspector Faurot asserted Eaton
had confessed the robbery of Miss
Kohn's apartments in the fashionable
section of Madison avenue in August,
1913. Eaton had met Miss Kohn So
cially, it is said, and no suspicion was
ever attached to his name in eonnee-
ton with the robbery. Gems, silk
dresses and other valuables were
stolen.
BY day Eaton was private secretary
to a member of a large wine import
ing firm of this city. He seldom left
home in the evenings, and to all APP
p~earances was a model young man,
with good social connections. He has
a wife and baby.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-03
TWENTY YEARS
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Rain, Rain, Rain.
Mrs. N. M. Stott was an evening
passenger for Howard to spend q
week with Mrs. Fred Davol.
Samuel Smith of Lake county ap.
peared before the pension board to-
day to be examined for a pension.
Rev. DIR. Hague of Chicago and
Rev. DR.. Williams of Minneapolis
were among the delegates who ar.
rived this evening to attend the Bap-
fist convention which begins tomor-
row.
Mayor and Mrs. NJ. j. McGillivray
were passengers for Sioux City al
noon, where they will spend a few
days until w. +. Smith returns to
that place on his way to the Black
Hills when Mr.. McGilliyray will ac-
company him thither, and Mrs. Nc
Gillivray will return home.
Hon. Robert j. Gamble, candidate
for congress on the republican ticket,
will speak in Madison tomorrow even
ing. Mr.. Gamble is making an excel
lent impression wherever he goes as
a polished speaker and gentleman,
anu II mduiSOn ptOplc "
give him a good audience.
Miss Jessie McGillivray departed
today for Albert Lea, Mimi, where
she will open a dressmaking estab-
lishment and make her permanent
home. Two of her girls will go with
her. Miss McGillivray has been a res
ident of Madison seven years and is
deservingly popular among her ac-
quaintances.
Messrs. Shanafelt, Blanchard, Jor-
dan, Williamson, Jones and Golf, and
Mrs. x. p. Myers, members of the
board of directors of the Lake Madi-
son Chautauqua association, held a
meeting last evening and this fore
moo and outlined the work for next
year. Rev. G. E. Hager was reelected
superintendent of the program for
next year and the limit of appropria-
ton for talent fixed at $500.
The Rev. w. ]. Cleveland has is
sued from the press of The Daily
Leader a quaint little souvenir book
let of thirty-two pages, entitled
Sioux Letters" The contents in
clude letters from Sioux Indian wom-
en- concerning native Guild work in
connection with the Episcopal church
missionary work among the Indians.
These letters are written in the Sioux
language followed with TRANSACTIONS
by Rev. Cleveland.