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The state herald., 1914-10-16
An Exaetina leadershIp.

M CNdCtIHu CcduersHIp.
Il don't see why you should regard
me as an enemy" said Senator Sor-
ghum. 81 have frequently shouted
Votes for women"
Yes replied the resolute propa-
gandist; but you didn't shout loud
enough"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31
AMERICAS BEST SOCIETY DANCER INVENTS A
"DECENT"' TANGO-THE INNOVATION"

''The non-tactile tango" Castle.
nicknames his innovation. Which in
dicates that the dancers never touch
each other. The man carries his
hands in his pockets, his partner has
hers on her hips; and through all the
measures as danced for Mrs. Fish the
Castles were constantly two feet
apart! Fearing the dance in this form
wouldn't be popular with the younger
set this season, Mr.. and Mrs. Castle
posed for The Day Book a modified
variety Of denatured tango, which is
non-tactile, but still does not preserve
the cold distance apart of "a inches.
:. The dance is executed to tango
music, and many of the true tango
steps are used. But as a whole the
denatured tango resembles, in pos
ture and grace, the oldtime minuet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

. The average man at rest, it has
been calculated, takes into his lungs
about SO cubic inches of air per min
ute; in walking, 100 cubic inches; in
climbing, 40; IN riding at a trot, 200;
and in long distance running, $780,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

tain to curtain. Mizzi Hajos is the
star, and the feature of the evening
is a Hungarian dance called the
''Hazazaa," which she does with
Chas. Meakins. The ''Hazazaa" is
considerable dance It makes the
tango and the make look like
chilly day in an old peoples home.
The bottom layer of theatrical
muck has been touched in the pro-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

"can the tango be made decent?"
asked Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish, who
doesn't believe it is decent as danced
today.
"Wen, it can be denatured, any
wayw answered the highest authority
in America, Vernon Castle, who, with
Mrs. Castle, is the undisputed origi-
nator of the new society dances.
And forthwith Vernon Castle in
vented the denatured tango, especial
" for Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, leader of
New York's ultra-smart set. He has
Just danced it before an assembly of
eighty select members of New York's
Four Hundred, who were guests at,
Mrs. Fish's last big dinner-dance.
They were SO pleased with it that
they promise to make the denatured
tango the society dancesof the sea-
son. Mrs. Fish herself named the new
dance the Innovation
Vernon Castle and his wife have
posed in their new dance especially
for readers of The Day Book in order
that they, may know how to dance.
this ''syncopated compromise" at the
increasing number of functions
where the true tango is banned. as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31
SUITS HIM

Sufferer have the toothache,
and l want something to cure it. -.
Friend-Now, you don't need any
medicine. had the toothache yes.
terday, and went home, and my low
ing wife kissed the pain away. Why
don't you try the same?
Sufferer think will. Is your
wife at home now?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

duction of ''The House of Bondage"
at the Longacre Theater. In its pre-
sentation of a girl who is lured into
an evil life, seeks in vain to escape,
and finally revenges herself in
pathological manner upon her be-
trayer, the play is sordid, CHASTITY and
depressing 1t does not seem as
though there can be enough morbid
humanity among Broadway's the
ater-goers to keep it alive.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

In the 'Denatured" Tango, Invented
by Vernon Castle for Mrs. Fish,
New York's Society Leader, Part
ners Never Get Within Touching
Distance of Each Other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
RAISES DIVIDEND
Stockholders Get 8 Per Gent
Financial Position Of
COMPANY Stronger.

Al meeting OF the fun board Of man
aging directors OF the North German
l.oyd. held in Bremen Monday, il was de-
termined 10 pay dividend OF s per cent
April 2. compared with : per cent divi-
dend i'm 1913. The financial position OF the
companv has been considerably strength
ened in the last year.
At the close Of the year there was
gross surplus Of sl5. 250eoo. an increase OF
s. 275 900 over 1912. The amount placed TO
the depreciation account was N.525Oco
against 10000 the previous year, Of
which 81 800. 90 extra was placed on ocean
steamers. In the previous year 100000
was placed TO this account
The insurance fund received $4,000,
against $3.50 900 i'm 1912 The reserve fund
for 1918. as required by law. will receive
sos. 30 against $1,000 in 1912. The re
newsI fund will receive SllS,5oo, against
81 .137. 800 IN 1912. while the coupon tax fund
will receive so $50 against SH 10000 in
1872. making the reserve OF the company
$4,000. against S035c oo in 1872
In the last year payments on account OF
new steamers building and bank reserves
was $500 coo. against s9.N5 900 I'm 1912.
There WAS s55oN00 al the company's
disposal at the end OF 1913 while the La
bnities of the company for shipbuilding,
etc. including furnishings and eQuippine.
was only Sl1 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

is 3x43.715. Fob 2 1905: Frankfeldt "
Lippmann 10 Abraham J DNorsky' so.uVV' ~ AZ
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance 20 wv
Broadway o, -, an
MOO: April 5. 1912: Frank and Lille BeSriscn
10 Manhattan Mortgage co. zoo Rroad"hs
So. 600. attorney. A Carringaon, 100 br0sa
linton AVE, : " cor Of 149th ST. 4'Hioo'
TTNTOT AVE- W ~ IS u s Of ii9,h st. 4oX
100. same to same; $1,000. o.,., -, ,,,s
WEBSTER AVE. cor Of 236th 81 ST., ru, ~
~ - i0X n l49.4X Q ol.2 TO " ave 100, ~
beg: Aug > 1910; Henry = and Csthar.ns NUe
10 Isabella Hart. $4,000; attorney "i5'
Wechsler. 80 Broadway. .,-xao "a,
srH ST n :. 1863 II OF Ave H. 49, % !,
Feb g. 1912: Nathaniel and Cora NeSls ~
Deborah Marsland. 25s East 2id st, anu ana s,,
s.. 637 9s attorney. Samuel W murphy
fiTH 81. :. 1905 Il W from " cor ,o,, o.
Ave H.. Unionport. -. 4xlos. july ~ -
Florence Solz 10 John Twiname, 2oo5 ban
gate ave: $500; attorney, Harry foerihs'o"'
$3D sT. 2i7 West :. $50 It y. o, AZ ave,
2ox9S Q: March 5. 1907. John Mckibbin 10
Harry : WalIenstein; Sl,10o; attorneys 9"'
tey q H. 2JT Broadway. 80 ,,.,. IN
10TH ST. 226 East. = :. 2oXssi9' MaT t,ain ~.
81 $50. attorneys. Weekes Brothers, ~ VIII
73D ST. 1870 East 5. 15xio22; Feb ~
1911; Operating Realty Co 20 carrie . Nm
lender: SIS 600: attorney Title guarantee Gnu
Trust 90, 176 Broadway ,sx
S7TU S'r : s. 2Oi.j n OF Sd ave -oN
zoos. March 50. 1905; Louis i WolI 10 . TO-.
grant Industrial savings Bank sl2'oOV. a'to'
ney. Richard II Clarke. 81 CnaInoe,S s,-1
i73D ST. 80 West = l'Xloo' ApiI -
1901. Rudoph o Haubod to Arthur r freed
lander. 50 800: attorney Title Guarantee ana
Trust co. 116 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney.J
MARCH 49,
Manhattan
Manhattan.

AUDI Bon AVE. cor 177th 50. fO711x
100. lnter-City Land and securities co 10 Ios
Tunn.y, 1918 Arthur ave mtg St15.4iD.
March !: 500 attorney. Thos J Brady. 20
BANK sr. r W r 225 n W ~ Wavcrlov nj
21NlOo 10th st. q. lg4 n @ ~ lst ave a5y
- ) Henry Wagner 10 Lizzie Wirth ~ Rut-
land I'd. brooklyn: . e. Feb II. 81: attorneys.
Watson a *. 100 illlam ST.
HOUSTON sT 5o7 East. r. 2Ox75. renatz
81. 4o0l; March o: 81
LEXINGTON AVE. " 8. 4o5 RS n a7,h st.
referee. to VIM " SHARPE. III East 3ad 81.
32o Broadway. '
intea Inc loo William 81 mtg S25 OlO,. an
liens. Feb - 81. attorneys Stewart x shearor
A. Wall -.
MOTT 81. 20 aud 23i. W q. 5oxroo. ,liz n
Iordi and ano, 70 lst pl BROOKLYN. correction
deed Dec 10 1918. 81. attorney. Title 1iuorar
lee and Trust Go. iIG Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. Dorothy X IIIommc-
dieu to same correction decd: Fob T. IDii: 81:
PARK AVE. 5s5 10 $50. e. e,tx,oo1,
20 lUN1O0. Leo Biug 81 al 10 ! Norgsn nov.
- Nest 18th - mtg $3.50 900. March Il 500
attorney, title Guarantee and Trust 90. l7G
Broldwav
PARK AVE. iii o d. 5x1o. Helen I. p
stokes 10 Phelps stokes Estates Inc loo VIM
lam ~ intg SD Feb {. 81. ATTORNEYS.
stewart shearrr. ~ Wall st.
IIH ANE. s, 80 n r. ~ i3sth a. 70 x
7sG. carl y Goepel 81 3D. heirs etc paui
co"pel. 10 Equitable Life Atnrnn,. sn.lcty NJ
United states. 10 Broadway. Jan ~. 81. attor-
ncis Alexander & a. lGJ Broadway
Nill AVE. $50. W rGns s33V " COLT
ure March -. Chas g Peters. referee. 10 Tx-
c"lTlor Savings Bank. cts or New York 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Parcel Has Changed Own
ership Three Times in
Less than a Year.
DIR. RICHARD DERBY
BUYS 18th ST. HOUSE
Dwelling Between Park and Lex
ington Avenues-Other Realty
Transactions.

Barton Chapin has sold for the u vest
Seventeenth street Company the eleN'u
story loft building a Nos. Il and j est
18th street. on plot 5SX92 feet.
The purchaser pays all cash above inc
mortgage. there being no trade IN me
transaction. This is the third time the
same broker has sold this property Wllh'ii
the last year In June, 1913, he sold II Tot
Harvey Schuft TO Robert Bowling and III
August. 1918, he exchanged the property
for Mr.. Bowling 10 Mrs. Satterlee for the
Spencer Arms apartment, al Broadway
and 18th street. The property has been
held at $3.50 go The purchaser Is the T..
NJ. VI. COMPANY OF which Arthur Lurla
is president.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles :.
Brown Company has sold for Lowenfeld
& Prayer 10 DR.. Richard Derby, for oc-
cupancy. the four story high stoop dwell
Ing at No. TIC East 10th street. The resi-
dence is located about midway between
Park and Lexington avenues and occupies
a lot lSxloO5 feet Mrs. Derby was Ethel
Roosevelt.
Max J. Kramer has resold the lot, Boz
lVl Iefl. Al No. tHt ltilNH AVENUE 81 49,
northwest corner Of 5lst street, which he
bought in January from Harris and Maui
rice Mandelbaum. who acquired II from
the estate of Margaret Dooley. who had
owned the lot for more than fifty years.
The new owner IS J. r. Friedman. n mar
bic dealer. who intends to build o six
story tenement house. with stores.
The J. Romano Brown Company has
sold for the Eberhardt Realty Company
10 an investor the new six story apart
ment house, on plot 42Xl"o11 feet, on the
west side OF Hoe avenue. 4 feet south OF
a duS street
Brown Brothers are the buyers Of the
former Waldo house. at No. Is East I'D
street the sale Of which by the County
Holding Company was exclusively re-
ported in The Tribune last Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
EXPRESS co.'s WOULD
CHANGE CONTRACTS
Declare Parcel Post and Reduced
Rates Require Alteration of
Present Terms.

There ia a general movement on foot
by the express companies for revision
Of their contracts with the railroads TO
make the latter share equally the burden
brought about by the installation Of the
parcel post and the loss IN revenues re
sulting from the reduced rates that went
into effect on February ?. Newman Erb.
president Of the Minneapolis & St Louis.
said yesterday that he had received a let
ter from one Of the most prominent pack
age carrying concerns requesting material
changes in the present terms OF its con-
tract with the railroad.
According 10 the contract. which was
drawn up before the parcel post and the
reduced express rates went into effect
the express company agreed to divide
equally with the railroad its gross reve-
nues. The induction Of these new ele-
ments into transportation. il is asserted
has reduced the earning power OF the eX-
press company by % per cent, and tho
latter feels that this burden should be
shared equally by the railroads. The eX-
press company also presents the arsu-
ment that as the contract makes no ref
erence TO the entrance Of the government
as competitor of the express company
It automatically becomes invalidated.
The plight OF the express companies Is
so serious, they declare, that immediate
relief is necessary. Mr.. Erb said that no
action had been taken on the request OF
the express company, but he let 1t be
understood that the contract would not
be changed without thorough investiga-
ton.
THE railroads and the express com
panles." he said, ARE i'm much the same
position. They both received hard blow
when the parcel post went into effect The
railroads are forced to carry much
greater amount Of small package business,
which formerly was paid for by the eX-
press companies, for practically nothing
and while the latter undoubtedly have a
good case the railroads also are laboring
under added difficulties"
Mr.. Erb said yesterday that he has been
recently IN communication with the Post
Office Department and that the latter has
shown more OF disposition to treat the
railroads fairly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

Owner, - Liberty $
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
100000 LEASE In
4OTH ST. BUILDING
Tobacco Company Takes Offices
in Lewisohn Building-Other
Commercial Rentals.

The tobacco firm Of the p. Iorillarl
COMPANY. through George r. Read & CO..
has leased space in the Philip Lewisohn
Building, in 10th street extending to 4lst
street. for executive offices near Broad
uav. The lease IS for "A long term Of
years at an aggregate rental of 10000.
Slawson & Hobbs have leased for a
term Of years for Theodore w Myers twp
stores AT 80. 40 West 1slst street and
40. 5i6 West 1sst street.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for Joseph SpolUorsky Offices at
No. 100 Broadway 10 Harry Graf.
Horace s. Ely & Co. leased for Edward
W. Browning a portion OF the sixteenth
floor in the Worlds Tower Building, 4oth
street. near Sixth avenue, to William
Allan Balch, architect.
The firm OF L. j. Carpenter leased FOR
tho Sci ermerhorn estate store and
basement in Claremont Hall. Broadway,
northwest corner OF 18th street. 10 David
Schneider, ladies tailor for a term Of
years.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown
Company and Harris * Vaughn leased for
the Goelet Realty Company the store at
no. 10 East 9Th street 10 the Vendome
Company. importers Of table delicacies.
now at No / East 18Th street.
Fease & Gilman leased i'm No - West
18th street space TO Blower & Smith, and
TO Albert Lewis a store at No. llS Park
avenue. one at No 1l25 Park avenue TO
]. Schulman and one al No. $50 West 1slst
street 10 \. kampera.
George \. Bowman leased the first floor
at 40 g West 42d street to Wells. Now
bray & Newman. Inc. and part Of the
third loft at No. lH West I'D street to
Dr.. Kennison.
The NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
to the Faris Photo Company the store
and basement No 1893 Broadway for Rice
Il Hin. as agents. to s. Friedman a loft
at 40. IS West 22d street. and 10 II. q.
Schwartz a loft nj Nos. 10 and 10 West
Goth street.
Sheldon a. Rocker have leased for James
Linden to the Bronx Poultry Company
the store and basement at No. 731 East
ls0th street for term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Downtown Business Rentals.

The Charles +. Noyes Company leased
for the Bertneld Realty Company the
store and basement of no. 96 Water
street to Conrad Ingod & co. for three
years; the basement store. No ll6 Maiden
Lane. for the Jane Investment Company
TO Jacob VI. Meyers. the ground floor at
No. 80 Pearl street for Robert b. Law
renee TO the Export Sanitary Manufact-
urlng Company. and on a temporary
basis the store and basement at No. S32
Broadway for James y. Jaryie to the
Sydney Wormser Typewriter Company
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
Offices at No. 395 Broadway to the y. f..
Krusher Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Realty Notes.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 5. Brown
Company. in conjunction with Van Wyck
Thorne. has secured for the owner loan
OF 10000 on the new six story building at
No. East fjth street
Pease < Gilman have been appointed
agents Of the five story building No 307
f1fth avenue
Tucker. Speyers 4 co. have been ap-
pointed agents OF the Flemish Building al
Nos. II and - East 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salcsroom, Nos. Il and l5
Vesey street
Bv Henry Brady.
CHERRY ST 277 20 Isl. cor % jefferson
ST. 15xai sx75x9f: and sly loft ami store
bldg. adjourned sine DIE.
By u. Phoenix Ingraham.
10TH ST 223 West. s.. os26 Il " ~ ith
ave. ~ 9xs9il. 3 sty dwig. sold 10 The plaintiff
for 5000
By 81 Morgeuthsu. Jr, & co
laiST ST. . East. % s. 10 &c off 18Th ave.
2JXe9 II. sty hrk tenmt. sold 90 the plaintiff
for $1,000.
At The Bronx Exchange.
By Joseph j. DAY
GUION PLACE. r. t20 Il @ ~ - Lawrence
ave- Jox+o sold TO Ferdinand II Roy Tor 500;
also,
Boulevard. -JXl00. vacant, sold 10 the plaintiff
for $500: also.
TRATMAN AVE. g s. % q o ~ Zerega ave
l61lAllo. sold 10 Frank Slater for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 10 There was spirited bid
ding from an sections for the 1884 bales
offered al the wool auction sales o-day. Ihe
market was I'm sellers favor. and Queensland
secured merluocs sold as high as Is Sd and
Victorian a. - 4i2d ON Continental account
The sales follow. New South Wales. 500 bales,
secured is .iad02s I'D greasy, 7stdGls %.
Cueeneiand 900 bales secured, Is '4dU2s 90;
greasy Si.dnls lied Victoria. LOO bales,
occurred Is 2isdn2s 4i9d, greasy 1'sduls J'ed
south Australia. 500. secured. Us SdUls II 20:
groasv. sf,dafa ID West Australia. 300 bales.
greasy. Gisd4ls 2i7d Tasmania, 200 bales.
greasy. IOikdMis jd. New Zealand. 500 bales,
sroyrcd j. 6dnls ~ ed. greasy Sdnls a..
cane 81 Good Hope and natal. coo bales,
.onuroA L. sdaIs 10. grcaaN- G-a0lll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tine tonnage market Was glow. Rates
,crc quotubly unchanged. Quotations 10
Liverpool. 1itd nominal. London and Glas-
Rop. JR.d. ROTTERDAM. &C.. Hamburg and
Ircmeu. 30 pigs. HUI. 20 April Bristol.
2Hd April. Antwerp. -, aga, Cork. FOR
orders - "a nominal; picked ports, largo
tonnage, IL %. cotton 20 Liverpool per 100
H. 2Oc Charters. Brlt"h steamer. 1896
tons tVcst India trade. trip up on time
charter. D. T. dcliVcrF cuba. March. Nor
weginu steamer. hg7 tons. sugar. Macorls 10
Baltimore. T. T. Msrch. BRUSH schooner. 80
tons lumber. Sabine 10 Tuzp pan, 80. Ufu-
auaran bark $50 tous. lumber. Gun 90 san
Fernando. 81 -. British bark so tons.
lumbff Port bolivar 10 cardcnas, So
schooner - tons. lumber. Guif 10 Sew
York. q. schooner. $50 tons wooden pas
fuy blocks Mobile 10 Sow York 81 pcr
ton. schooner. LIS tons. coal. nttimore 10
Nafpori p a. schooner 31G tons. coal rhii
ndf lrhit 80 Passport. 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
LAKEWOOD HOTEL SOLD
Syndicate Purchases Large
New Jersey Structure.

The Lakewood Hotel, formerly owned
BY Nathan Straus, has been bought 10y a
syndicate represented by Nathan Jacobs,
proprietor Of the Lillian Court Hotel at
Lakewood y. j. Mr.. Jacobs declined 10
give the purchase price Of the big struct-
ure. which cost over $50 000. The hotel
will open October under his manage
mont. he said.
The Lakewood Hotel is the largest hotel
building IN Lakewood. and for some years
has been regarded as a white elephant
Some of the best hotel managers in the
business have at various times had charge
of the house, among them being Fred
Sterry, o: the Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 10.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1915 and 1877; Jas c Turley
act Upright 60. owner and contractor, Geo
Rector los p Mally, Louis Martin and Louis
Martin Inc. and : T. Waller Construction co.
contractors; IS lis 50.
SAME PROPERTY. Burdett Rountree Mfg
CO agt Upright 90. ovno-; Louis Martin. Geo
" Rector Jos 3 Maliy. lessees: l. Waller
Construction CO. contractor; Si14J.
l00TH ST, 209 East Philip Rosenthal aet
David Lite, owner, Miller 6 shapiro contra
tors. S275.
105TH ST 25i East; Tomtack & McPhee Inc.
sgt Julia Gutenberg, owner and contractor;
S173 SO
agt 4lst Street Realty Co, owner and con-
tractor s204 20
46TH ST. - West. ClaremOnt Iron Works
agt Arthur Brisbane. owner, Anton strand,
contractor. S935 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
WIN name and address ~ lender and attor-
IT
Manhattan

ALLEN @f. cO2 and 2nt . g - 3x3O. rulv
-. 1901. Jerome i Wilson and ano TO ELIAS 1,
'oWcn, 10000. attorneys, Bevlns & FheCei-
man. 800 broadway
BECKER AVE. u " cor Of Matilda =, ,be
gins zoo n n thcrcfroml. iOxlOO. Juno n 1904
Louis sNhoen and ano to Agnes S Appel
bronNNille. !. $1,000. attorney, Frank \
SaporitO. Mount Vernon. y V
LOTS TO II. map 32i ~ II lots near High
Brdg" station. 2ith Ward. report Supreme
Court case OF Ryan agt Northrop filed Nav
u. 1853. begins on Nelson ave 6a o of
orchard ct. FEB . 1902; Harry Northrop
to Michael Jenkins, Baltimore. s.. 900. attor-
ucy. " j Mcclure. ~ Chambers II
LOTS 10 10 ~. map property Charles parke
Nonkcrs, % lnNlorNni hNloo, June Is 1910:
Henry y and Katharine Nogt 10 Jeremiah y
Mathin. ~ West End ave. 81 500; attorney.
u Mathewson 2tJ broadway
MNYFLOWDR AVE . =. * n > Of EVELYN
n 25N 100: Feb I. 1905. salvatore and Lucia
Chrvotto to Mabel Adams. s. ooO. attorney.
Clarence Sparks. - William ~.
TIFFANY ST, n W cor OF lS5th st. AZ liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
tRr T.ltrrsph 20 TIE rrlhnn.

Boston. March 1O.-Livestoch receipts.
I .34s cattle. g.2J5 shoep ana lambs. 1850
esfvss 20 $50 hogs Market weak IN all
flpes With yard offerings large. Beet cattle
ssslsr, buyers alleging competition ~ Argen-
ftn~ beef Besf ffocrs ana oxen in tghf
,uDfiv 81 r.. lf0stc. good quaiify, 7HM7ac.
beaf heayY cows. % mGHc. few, Ghc. good
0rsify. 515Xc. pOor 20 ordinary, "a o..
bologna suo caruefa, dil N y punr' ~
49, Veal csives veal at 7Wriscs wlfh
~gfrss ~ U9nc, small calves iu largo sup
ny ~ tenfj each. iTga unchanged ~ 20
ne Including ihe b|n Dr'fffn b0gt hn
, hsrged ~ HAM,. Sheep and lambs Boo
small r8ppiy. ana pnces stfndy 90 tuGc Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 10.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

226rH ST. So to SIS Consolidated PlaJe
Window Glass. Inc, AIT g Arcslee ct al; Nov
II. 1915 SO 30.
226TH ST 3 $. 500 Il Of Barnes ave. Girls
tofolo C0nzalas agt Giosue Arcolsv % al; oct
81. 1913; So so
SAME PROPERTY; Adolph KaD agt same;
Oct 81 1913; SIG.
226TH ST, ~ 10 $50, Albert Anderson AIT
same: Dec rs. 1913: $50.
22sTH ST 5. sos Il or Barnes ave- Flor
auzo Esposito agt same, Nov 20. 1913. $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Vincent Zalzano agt
same; Nov II. 1913, So 06
SAME PROPERTY; Daniel Mapes, jr, sst
same; Nov 20. 1918. $50 GO
SAME PROPERTY Charles Lowerre agt
same: oct 20. 1913 sos.
SAME PROPERTY. Daniel Mapes. ir. AIT
Santa Prri 81 al: Nov ~. 1913. Ss6 20
s9TH ST. 80 and az West. American stone
Ren0yating and Stucco 60 agt katherine +
Lindemann 81 al. Feb Z. 1914; $50.
The Bronx.
TAYLOR AVE. cor ~ Van Nest ave
2Ox1o0: Christian Nerndran's Sons ast Jacob
Cohen Of al. Jan IS 1914. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
GRAIN HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Wheat Shorts Caught Mapping
Provisions Declined.

Chicago. March lo-Short sellers over
reached themselves to-day in wheat. On
trying TO cover they found the market
bare of offerings and had to bid up prices
to an unexpected extent. The result was
strong close at advances Of sage net
Corn finished sc TO sc up. and oats with
a gain of 1-l6c to sc. but provisions were
2lg0loc off Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Old Homestead Leased.

Pcase & Gilman have leased for p term
Of years the country place OF Lawrence y.
Gilman. kpown as Walnut Manor. at
Highwood, y. J., To r.. J. Hcppcnheimer.
civil member Of the Court OF Appeals at
Trenton. y. i.
The property consists OF a stone house
which was built over one hundred years
ago. but which has all the modern inn
provements. and about twcnly-one acres
Of land