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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

I5re-p1ai. Der 9--WIIEAT- spot quiet. No 4
Manitoba los %. No p 9s ilizd 40 9. 9s SID.
80 . hard winter. Ps SID futures rot quoted
CORN-Sp.t quiet American mixed. new. es I'D.
futures strong December. Is llAd. January. IS
m ia 81. short clear backs 6-s "a. sHOrL-
DTHS-seuafc Jss Oh LAiD-American refined.
III pals. 5s SO. 56-b boxes. 5is
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER O.
Manhattan.

ri, p Harsl.,a 70 " y H.rklana. 81 500
Tifia Cuaranfee and Trust 90 70 IeSs.e A Luxe.
trustee >-s9ye
II WIUets e. al trustees. 10 NJ Wnlsts. 81
A Hartman 20 Brech sl,'.l
IsWvars TYtIe lnsurances and Trust Co % q III
WATSON err seS. 600
Equitable Life Assurances Society Of tho United
states 10 4 b Anshzcher. s-o,Vvv
The Bronx.
Title Guarantee and Trus, Co 70 Msthllde sob
len. N.lVe
: simon N $ Schultz 500
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 columba TruS Co. 500
same 70 sane klVl
r Unnever 20 I Stern. sl.300
r W Murphy 70 II Bess. $4,000
Alma \ schenk 70 w p Clare. trustee s. J22 IS
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Villa for N. M. Butler.

Nicholas Murray Butler president n Columbia
University has rented villa iu Newport. Il l.
Tor the 1915 season. Through De BIOS * Edrdgs
President Butler has obtained the George 4 ar
Ing pace on Aauas4lsett Az. known as the sheldon
Cottage
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Vehicle Firm Rents Building

,st-r A lease or the entire building o. The south
80 corner IN Central Park West and cd Il Ths
Csr.raI park West frontage win be used az
90 room Tor Rauch a LanE, Baxter Electric and
Defroit Electric cars. and the balance OF the build
- ysiI he o.clp.cd central electric garage
49, he storing snd o. electric vehicles Gross
4 Brown Company ard i. q. Pfomm nes1u.tfd
fNa lea4n
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MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 2.
Manhattan.

WALL ST. 23. and Broad 81. u Yale a 1owne
Mig Go agt Morgan Building Corp. owner United
States Metal Products Co. ub-co1tracior. NJ bid
ItE a Sons. contractors. f4@l u
PINEHURsT Az. " cor OF islst a.. l4llrll2 o.
Gallo a Laguldara at Comfort Realty Go
owner and contractor renewal; Sl,t9N
l36TH ST g. 100 OF southern Boulevard
-: Johnson agt Buelesbach Construction
Co Inc owner renewal, 1855 o
Az A. $40. Empire Csrting Co agt Md -Crosstovn
RS Co and Auto Storage snd Exchange 20
owners. Eagle Concrete Arch Engineering 60.
contractor. N5
10th ST. 243 ". and lllth e. 2A W. Fisks a
Co. Inc az, * X Amusement Co. owner. NJ
Lougo and Longo Construction and Really Go,
contractors, tlZl
T2D ST. 1T z: d K Kurland AIT 1878 ia
81 Co owner: II Hoyt contractor; $50
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SUGAR

= s,,-,'..'r r.. ft as u1ehsnssd e. i0c for
49, n1 .nf i-r oerf faf ash. a.
tes-s sae seeeBInz orders n 81 IT,
- ffor n t1e Amerea1 s1gaf H..
49, NIHaI iamIrqs 49, 2.n esrfe.s
49, ~ peas tlpc. BAR rsses. = -.
-. rsler co.. lar 49,. 56r.
~ go 80 iaaf A.. erusief a..
ft.tisr elfs 40 Esgs elrfslff0rsf.i
49, AAAI paFfe-ad g.rs La 90.
~ huk $780, Laas s-is tses 49,.
~ ifflfft1 40 aozf.s f..ssoegs-I 40
- f Etl4ls'fl. .ge. ff.lt 1900 80
81 -. - gf2na'sisd lse. dorae 80,
=. -,eA "a snf p cs,fass a. rtsi,
f1c. L1ge 3 rs "a y es,'s,. 49,
~ ~ 5tO - s.loe. ig-ib Az Il, 80 80
~ n t2Et ~ Gcd saslsfg r,s.,,i.5st'
49, rtf9ixis1 A. d.af1fgsd A &c. -,
49, a ~ ~ T. $50. ~ Z tssel A. =
- Sc. - = Ae5f No . q s4e k =
Il ~ 80. 10 g 4f5c. - if a a. u,
- - u f8e. sos ~ lt ~ ~ ~
~ -. - ...hogf9 = sss sslsfsi5 6si.s,.1 b.
y 80 20 ztf fof pF0igU Cg5ss ts,s 49,
-, - eeeiak = ffaellr mrs sGd 4. 49,.
= Fr.eri ffr4aIrfd unehsIsea u i -
-. ga tlfe ~ fnc'ssss, sfl III. ~.
: -. 40 ffe|gf Wlen 4 g,s. .a.,',,
y - tsft q tHiaI Faas Anssf., 80 ~
t&t . ip'lyfs hsefnfs 1851 81. ..t
= = ~ Heloy. tffs. lffss "a sfsf s.-f q =
~. s-s.ll-~ sLses. sS4.ass i,sss. "a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 9.
Manhattan.

ELDRIDGE ST. lt3. II simpson agt " Lpschitz
et al foreclosure u mtgl atty. A Michel
llbTH ST $50 r. 3 Eraukenleim e. al agt Joseph
Inc Clauter e al foreclosure OF mtgl. attJs.
kanfr0witz * EsberE
e9TH ST l2J W: Ethel G Bisel0w. admrS. agt A
Coleman ct al foreclosure u mtgl atrys. Wood
ford B0vee a Butcher.
GRAND ST. ga and 2l6 Jewell agi Priscilla
Witt e. ell partition. afty. GOldste.u.
Sd AV " cor i2d a. 50xl00. A Blechner's Sons
Inc. agt u Holerith Construction Go 90 al &c
ton % 'oreclose mechanics LEM. atty.
Riumarthal
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Tenant for Woolworth Store.

Edward J. Hogan has leased 70 the Union Pa
enc halfoad Company the store 23s Broadway In
ihe No9iworth Building for ticket Office for a
Term or years. This store directly ad,0ns that
leased 20 the Delaware. Lacka9anna q Western
hallroad. ana leaves but one remaining store on
iLe Broadway 'front.'
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The Bronx.

LOT 81 block 3S24 section IS. Adelaide A Wabsi
at Josephine Murray e, al action 70 foreeiose
transfer " tA1 LEM atty q Moses.
236TH ST 8 s. between White Plains and Carpen-
Ter ass known Is loo 90, block 1895. Section ~
ADELAIDE A Waist egt Pyle 70 al faction %
fnrpc.o-e transfer N tar uenl atty. g. Moses.
VILLA Az. s. III g Van COurlandt Az. j0y
1924. l. T0rregsul 20 81 az Monaco Construction
Go et al faction 70 forecose mechanics LEM
aftys Meukeu Bros.
WHITLOCk Az e. g. 392 tiffany 81. S9xe0
Catharne Wolfe Loney AT Lockwht Go ct al
foreclosure Of mtg atty L } West
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BROOKLYN Flathouses Sold.

In. & Mathews COMPANY sold three moiei
esit Al 1926 Madam a. and 1924 lsfG M00dbne
- ia fhr TldgeFond scruou ~ Brooklyn. 70
cbarls. & I0Ise for $4,000. These bIiiInp afe
ia lots ~ GKlp0
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REAL ESTATE.
Hello, Tom !"

Hello, Tom "
"How'dy, Jim. You most
beat NE to it.
well, you can thank the
Police Department that
I'm here at ALL"
Taken from the county
jail?"
mot quite. Lost your new
address. Could only
remember the name
Burrell Building-and
the all,wise traffic cop
told me that meant 33d
Street and Madison"
Better make a note of the
number-I7I Madison
Avenue"
"Righto. You all moved
and settled?"
eyes, thank Heaven"
Mighty nice building,
this"
isn't it? Small enough to
get away from noise
and crowded corridors
and elevators, but the
bestofconstruCtiona and
mighty good systematic
service. 1t isn't easy to
find that combination.
Elevators run even on
Sundays and holidays.
And you never have to
wait for them week,
days, either. Here you
are-how's that for
Light"
"By George, this is some
thing ike"
"Why don't you move up
here YOURSELF"
How are therents-pretty
steep?"
mot a bit Of it. Quite
reasonable"
who's your landlord?"
Lotion H. Slawson
Company is Agent and
Manager. They'rerlght
here in the Burrell
Building. Mighty de-
cent people, too. Why
don't you stop in and
see them on your way
out?"
"Tll do just that"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest At per cent unless otherwise stated.
DECEMBER 9.
Manhattan.

CANNON ST VS. 10 Broome st, 2jIioo. Fan
ME kletzsy n Wm Goodman III SON q tpri0r
mtg $4,000 due as per bond atty. NJ Rosen,
cHERRY 81 Isl. :. 20 AXIS; Francis Meyer %
1918. due March Is. 1915, atty. Geo Hyde, a
DT S56S.. q .l.. E a' rs Ha /.
Hoboken. \ J gprior mtg sl5.gOolj Dec y Yrs. g
s' sih9'i s g :. ehq s94ij s,s si5IS
spleSelbers TO PoughseeDse say Bank. Poush-
keePsie, y Y due as Yer bond. Dec y: atty, T 9
ioTH Az. 2ts ; 2i,h s. a.!I.-; SADIE Z
.,Rpfe demand ai.y ~ Conn go, q Bs" Soo
lue. io G0uyeIncur Mig C0rpu. $50 Bway tpriOr
m.s t-i5o95i De- 9. due Slay 20. 1915: {, !, 3;
ssD 81 o s. $50 " l0th a7 II ers9. Michael 70
gary 90 Irving savuss lnstn. llJ Chambers 9 /.
5sTH ST 55G T. VIM F Crockett to Union Trust
60 of T. Plaza Branch 60 secure notes May
D. 1912. due as Der notes, at'ys. Miller. X. J. &
6lsT ST. 81 B. n 8. IS "a az. l96rlOO.5.
Lnma 4. shields and ano 70 julia Coleman. 50 Z
5sth e, Dec D. ! ~ C.; aty, Donovan.
Som 81. 5. a5so e PARK az. Is9rioo: wsi.s5
HOPE 20 Memorial Fund Association. 40 Wall
=: Dee 4. due Dec g. 1919. C.; atty. .
CORN ST. I2s-lM WINS AZ Columbus sy 5iT
zoos. Pauline trOsner % al % JnO Dlttrch e.
NJ, al ithaca. y \ prior mtg $4,000 Nov T.
ale MAJ ID. 1915: C. atty II hittel. 100
IuTH 81. o. e. 80 sth az. 50rl0oll Jos Le6-
Ing tO Fannie Jackson. ef1 tagldNeu ay. FEB /.
due IS per bond. atty. Chas Leblus l32 Mas
sau ST.. Ssi4i 50
10TH sT. 200 T. e. i4j 81 av so1IO6 10: JOS
IAa.lng 10 Sol Feuer and ano. 40 ~ =
fpriQr mtg S-6OJJIs May %. due etc. per
bond 9 C.. at-ys. Feline! & ~ loo Bwsy. 50 900
lf.D ST. IS. 80 "a Broadway. lO01S9 II. q s
Building Coun 20 Abel King las sjth st
trror mtg $I0i.D00l. Dec q. due as per bond .
a-.ys. Lese q Connolly IS Nassau 81; $4,000
The Bronx.
DECATUR Az. s. 100 l94th S. 50tl64. MARY
AMMAN Oh Grace " McEr0y. Farmll gdale. l. I.
Dee 9. yrs . p C.. atty. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 5000
GRAND Az. q coz 1929 ST. 25rlO0. also Grand
az. s. 30 . ls2d 81. JoSl00. Edith A Jackson 70
Margaret A Demafest. lss Clavm0n. az. Dec 9;
yrs. "a g. aiJs. McrAel a H. 100 Bway
LOT 3ls. map Haigli estate. Schwartz 70 North
Ncw York @aVIng, and loan Assn. 800 Willis
az. Nov 81; insta.meuts. Der cent; atty u
HIidre.h. 80 ~ and ASH s.. $1,000
I'D Az. 800 o lst 80. 5Oxl00 lOunUllel. II
k0um.s,0r f0 j ByWes $3.50 Bronx Boulevard
lplor mtg $3.50 Dec =. due as pr bond atty
] Byrnes. 1869 Bronx Boulevard S92j
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III eReal Estate
jMdrket
THO Loft Structures
in BrOOn1e Street Sold

% Wgt ssh 81 for long tern The lessees AZ.
r v. Ludxig doing business under he nSus OF
The Pot Luck Tea Rom
LOUIS Schrts has leased for Georys O. Powell The
store and basement IN 90 Yves, 2Sd 81 for a term u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
AUCTION sALFs

ny VIRTUE q default IN payment q cksus
mortgage. dated sept l. 1914 LEONARD A Van
Nosrard. ancfioaeef sells t0-dAr. 40 10 e "a al
spllos aso W S4th st. Manhatfan orc Fiat Au-
t1snohue r3 order Aiiy. for M11gsger
BY VIRTUE or ~ ORDER or An fNFCI TtoN
| wiz scQ TO-DAY a. 10 a. m.. az a i.afa,eits
s.. sewing Machines MOTOR table, plcssing iroua
ALFRED FREEMAN. MAMMAL
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Ledersr 70 5 Lederer e, al 50, SD st: Nov ~ e;
. az Lea. s9- BWsy; - r. vi
sai ct .. !. ass E la r 5yd's :; al o
l1;s SIS oS6j: OF 30 ANY. III: Guar q;
sd ST So 90 % sth az. ssrlOS.s: W \ Crom;;
we'll e al. sIS Emy n Moir 20 the EnlD 4
Nor E.tsie. Inc az wan s. all liens y, pse os a
TO- G and ANA NJ Hem. il ciavsr5 Pl Flush
MAJ K !, 'I Lee ss9 =. De' D -'' 500
SD 81. \ s. % ' EGst Ind Az g 4IlO22; Anna
LedeFef % $ Lederer st a. Us SD 81. Nov y;
atty ; : Ier. 800 BEzy. "
iTH ST s. I'm "a AZ. i5.5Ilo22: Elise
B0hsunG admrI ktth FAst. 70 Charlotte HAS
daughter q q Hast aud heir o. ksth Fals. lof
Haisil All liens. Dec 5. at'y b h Loppod sS
sgTH 81. 5. 2s5 % a1 25rl1OIi foreclosure
Dec - J Lynch. rei. 90 American AqrisAge
Co. ss Cedar st: Dec si'ys. Bowers : %
Lsdsrsi 70 Lsdsfsr 9, a. SIS ssd s, SO' is
llsTd 81 I $ 20 e M3nhs,,an az. 10 SIlOO.Ii;
McShane. re'. 20 l. stahl sis ln!on $,
Brooklyn. Dec 4; atiys. sAltef : $40 Nassau say
utTH ST !, si5 9Th az .5IlOO.ii: Anna
Lederer 70 Ledersr e, al SIS sZi 81; Nov \.
lsTH ST. I6j and IsT L. q cor nncoln p
50 iI90i northern Bank q New York; y 2
OF NeE YORK. % City Real Estate 60, lIo BNay;
c, atty. Tile Guarantee and Trust Co; a.
The Bronx.
BERRIAN Az s. being = 10; ~. map II
De Voc Benensun 70 BeneusOn Realty Co.
407 s bed 81. DC, 7: atty, Bsnsnson Realty
Co. 40l + l55d 81.
CREsTON AY o. cor Of lssth ST. slsHlllIss
Carroll 20 Margaret " Carroll. 2TIS Morris
AZ mtg sil O0Ul. sep; atty. = J McRlckard.
cor FOrdham nj and Jerome Az: 500
DECATUR Az. = 100 n OF l9ith 81 50Nl64.
Grace 81 McEUy to Mary Amman. -ji5 Webster
RAIDER Az. s. eos o. lIith st. I5O1I25. b
Lalahan % Ana Lenahau, as l9sih 81 mtg
100000: july Is. atty. II sullivan. wills
az and l4sth a. 500
RYER Av. 5. rs n OF iS0th 81. Is sxl042; Z y
Moran. rsf. % Charlotte Trubeubach. 2e5
slst 81 nov 30 atty, I and Co. $1,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 5. ass n o. ls5d
81: 40.61li..6 g. O. Is Hayes. ref. % Trtlheh
AID auo. 1923 W0odycrest az lults S2S.000l Dec
, st{ ~, 4 k 81 so 20 Pine St" $500
Rleser 20 Myle, Realty Co. 47s isi az (mtg
$1,000. Dec S. atty. Bieser, 18th 81 and
lsl az. -
wASHINGToN Az. $. 1888 n Of lssth s.
-5xl-5; J kadel 20 Johanna R0vanssy. 1855
Washington AZ mtg Slo.600l: Dec S. ats.
norm 81. $ l0i OF Robbins Az. 5otl0o
Brady ref. 10 / Miner. ga Eastern PARKWAY
Dec 4 atty. l. c Dessar go BwW. 5000
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EXPnRTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.

,.,s \. NoifG4T5 F1our. Mpls pat. $ $
IN. n No 2 l45o cotton midd!lug 100
i-cn. S. No ! u 50 Coaee, No no ~ a
80 ais - SUGAR. granu... 300
-. $3.50 Nolasses, OK. p S.
rTchange lead 20 Eesi. family;.;' "a -
s-sltsY ........ $40 TaliOw. special, -.
vbsst, No red ! 23,z Pork. mess. 70 70
c,rr. No 2 gel l+ logs o., lsl 20 II
6..s rssd VII "a Lard. mid West 10 o.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER O.
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST IS Gresham Bros Rosenbauu
1853 ST. 3 AID +: Plstrowsd & Ronop Co AT
] Everari's BreTeries e. al. Dec 5, 1914: $3.50
5sTH ST Al % as =. VI & W Peek Go ag Z
Doeger Brewing Co ct a.. April IA. 1919
UNIVERSITY Az. 1899. weinsarten agi + KEEL
Ter Con Go et al published Dec 8. was an
euOrl. S4l5
The Bronx.
VALENTINE Az. 5. 2l0 n Of lS3d 81. i00rloo /:
Bronx cut Stone Co. Inc. agt Yalhalla Corp e
al: Nov No. 1914: $500
SAME PROPERTY. same sst same: Nov 20. 1914:
800
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The Rrony.

FOX ST. S1i farD. Rehecra Bru 70 C0operblum
IigI Jackson av. 9 SIS from Dec / aftys. Gold
fen q Vs. so BWay. s. 0y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

Brsress continues dull with supply and de-
rsgd about equal Dealers report collections show.
ing a little improvement The Borden rate or
snororirnafely 44c quart FOR Grade So the
~ zone Is looked upon IS representing The market
cordiuou Receipts O milk and cream in 4e-quau
cans frr the week ended December were u5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
The Bronx.

CONCORD Av. 40 or fi wimpie Electric Co
Inc agi q Construction 90. owners ani
contractors. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

and 5000. and total Eoek- iT2.Bio agains 49,
~. Y-e0t and IS. los tcns rrs2ectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
IN THE AUCTION MARKETS.

The following sales were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
IA Vesey st:
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uABqRTMENTC%RENT,
DIRECTORY PUBLISHED SUNDAYS TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
ddrea. No of Rooms Rent Description
Description. Az

New story high class eleva-
tor house, all outside rooms
specially adapted 10 bachelors.
Service etc under personal
supervision
Ready Tor occupancy. New high class
in-sty. eley. apt. houses: creproof
al latest improvements: unsur-
passed view q Hudson River and
al the surroundings.
i2-story. modern hreproof
building; meals II desired
every convenience: outside
rooms: large closet space.
, 1914-02-14

NEW YORK-The American liner "St.
Paul, in to -day from Southampton, thirty
six hours late, had a stormy passage. GA
Thursday a huge wave broke over the bow
carrying away forty feet of rail; several life
boats were damaged and staterooms flooded.
WASHING ION-The seyerest weather Of
the year is now prevailing in the upper Mis-
souri, Valley and the Plains States rs far south
us Ok .ahoma and the Panhandle of Texas,
and according to the weather bureau the cold
will reach the Atlantic Coast States from
Florida to Maine by Sunday morning.
NEW YORK-Policeman E Murtha of
Brooklyn, who was shot by Joseph Arlne, IL
Manhattan gangster, last night when he at
tempted TO search the gunman for concealed
weapons, died i'll the hospital this morning.
James O'Connor. a stationary fireman who
also was shot by the gangster, is il a dying
condition Thomas Balsttn, FEB. TN,
, 1914-02-14

becoming more likely.
Berlin dispatches state that in the new
community Of interests under negotiation
the Hamburg American Company viii retain
the pllmacy III the freight, and the North
German Lloyd Line thpt in the passenger
BUSINESS. Ii the negotiations should fuii,
some provisional prolongation of the modus
VlvendI Is thought more likely than q per
%sistenee III the rute war. The two lines
Will unite in the organization of the Austro-
American Line, with exclusive control Of the
business indicated 10y its name, and Cana
dian interests will be sufeguarded.
New York, Feb uary I3th-Advices from
Quito state that the Government has bou-
barded and r%e-captured the town of Is
meraldus.
Dispatches from Port-au, Prince state that
Senator Theodore, who protested against
Nj. Zatnors election as President, has cap
tured Port-de-Paix. The U.S.S. San Fran
cisco" has been ordered thither, via Cane
Haitien.
Advices from B3gota state that it has
been announced That Colombia will use the
payment to be made by the United States
for the Canal indemnity for public Improve
Elents, and not for relig Gus purposes. The
idea prevails that the United States is UNI
willing to pay for the latter.
Dispatches from Mexico City state that
Mr.. O'~Shau2hnessy, Uuited States Charge
d Afaires, bias protested against the insults
to President Wilson, published by the Mexi-
eau press, referring especially to the Gov
elnmeut organs.
Jamaica, l3th-H.M Survey Ship"Mutiue'
arrived from Haiti yesterday.
New York, February 18th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel t415
Meal, kilndried, per barrel $3.25-S3.35
New Seasons Pork no qnotulIom.
Heavy Mess Pork $234-e240o
Crystals per 100 lbs. $3.48
7' Muscovndo 50 test lOOIbs. S2.9S
NIolasses I.ug. IsIds. per gal. no Quotation.
Liverpool Cotton, middling Upland, I'd.
Exchange, New York &London, 60 day ; sight
4s34
Exchange New York and London. sighr 1862
London. February 18th.
Dem. Crystals las. Cd.-l4s. Cd.
Coo NluscOyndo, t~lonUng terms iii
N"6"' bond, 9s. 81.
German beet So f 0. b. 8. All.
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Chauuel foe
orders, floating terms, los. Cd.
Demerara Rum, Is. Ads. sd.
Trinidad Cocoon, good mIddlIug Red, nomi.
nal pl cwt. G2s
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool, nominal
per ib Is. OIL.
Bank of England Rate Of discount 3.
Cousols 763
Three per cent Reotes in Paris 81. Is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-02-20
sMhsela Barometer.

What Is known as the wheel baro
meter Is an ingenious variation OF
Torricelli's idea. This barometer was
invented by Robert Hooke, probably
the greatest philosophical mechanic"
of his day. 1t is intended to indicate
the weather without observing the
mercury itself. There is the usual
tube, but it Is bent at the bottom into
a short leg. In this leg little glass
float rests upon the surface of the mer-
curry. A cord attached to the float
passes over the pulley. The pulley is
furnished with pointer that moves
around the dial, the moving agency be-
ing the rising or falling mercury,
which lifts or lowers the float.
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a.Hsa uuxsakaa Are Hslbles,.

Some of natures most active cfe&t
lures show strange helplessness under
certain conditions. Place buzzard In
a pen six or eight feet square entirely
open at the top, and the bird will be as
absolutely prisoner as If 1t were her
metically sealed in the Enclosure. This
is because buZzards never begin q
flight from the ground without starting
on a run of three or four yards. If
they cannot have that preliminary run
they either cannot or will not attempt
to fly. and so buzzard will remain q
prisoner for life in Jail with wide
open top.
So with the bumblebee One Of these
lively insects dropped into goblet or
tumbler will remain there always IN
less taken out. because 1t never notices
the means Of escape at the top.-Nsw
York Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-02-20
find the Harbor Of PompelI.

The ancient harbor of the burfeS
city Of Pompeii, which was filled With
lava when the great eruption of W
suvius destroyed the city. has beeb
discovered by the sculptor Cozza. 1t
Is expected that many interesting OBJ
iects will be laid bare during the ex.
cavation, as it is recalled that at tns
time of the eruption large number
of the inhabitants fed toward the har
Dor. carrying valuable jewelry and
money with them, but their escape
was cut of by the rush of lava and
they persisted there. the Roman feet
under Pliny being unable to give them
any assistance.
The harbor Is 2,225 feet beyond Ma
rine Gate and 1850 feet from the pres
ent shore line. Twenty-four feet Of
lava, and ashes cover the site. Cozza
has uncovered q portion of a deeply
rutted paved road leading from Marine
Gate to the harbor and portions Of
stone landing stages and Quays as well
- . breakwater.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-02-20
E,,.e Teeth an italian lnventIea.

No doubt the statement of firm o.
manufacturers that they sell over III
100000 false teeth year, Is wen
founded, since everyone uses them
thesa days. 1t seems, however. to r.
call to memory the fact that the use
of artificial teeth is just little over
q hundred years old.
The first successful maker was Gius
sepangelo Fonzi. an Italian dentist
who started practice In Paris In 1885,
and, thanks to his skillful treatment
of Lucien Bonaparte, soon made HIS
way. After years Of experiment he
discovered the substance from which
artificial teeth are still made, and re-
ceived the gold medal of the French
Academy of Science One of the earli.
est persons fitted with false teeth was
the empress of Russia. After Water
loo Fonzi migrated to London, and
then to Madrid, where Ferdinand VII
of Spain, rewarded him with a yearly
pension Of a thousand ducats Ter
set of false teeth
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Eating Your Meals

A perfect digestion is the secret of
the buoyancy and vitality of really
healthy man. The state Of your body
and mind ut the time you partake of q
meal are big feature us to the ulti-
mate good the food will do you. II
physically and mentally tired always
rest for nj least ten minutes before
eating Bad temper is enough to give
you Indigestion. while cheerful COM
IMny and Interesting talk causes the
muscles and juices Of the stomach to
work properly 1t seems incredible that
such Interior forces should be Of I'M
pertance. but science will not be de-
MED. Sooner than eat when not prop
erly hungry. miss meal. Never take
food more than three times day: use
will soon tt, This ~ ssss
Take your meals In a we'll vendlate4
room.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-02-20
PIANO KEYS MADE o. MIX
Substitute fer ivory Found to b Moro
Endurable and 10 kxtensively
used In Manufacturing.

n IL Z little known tact that the
most delightful music at the present
day IL produced by playing on milk.
says London Answers.
The supply Of ivory nowadays does
not. to . great extent meet the de-
mand. Strange as 1t may sound. skim
milk forms . substitute. It IL used
for making the keyboards Of pianos.
and in appearance this hardened sub
stance - hardly distinguishable from
ivory.
what u more. It IL much less ex.
pensive, and it, durability nearly dou-
BILE.
Syrolit, ~ the skim milk ivory h
named, y Q practically new invention,
but at the present time thousands Of
gallons Of separated milk are daily
transformed into one q the most use
ful materials q modern invention.
Tho milk - noG mixed With any oth-
or substance. bit, after beng purified.
It il compressed. 20 thst al the mois-
ture 10 extracted. and - substance
becomes hard anl dry.
Practically h ,sve1y Dast Of the
globe this product Is ~ used. It II
turned into umbrella handlea. buttons.
photograph fra1ss. ETC. The comb
making industry especially appreciates
it, worth - \ eaa b nals TO look
ike horn. NJ noninhaanaahalbtv v
another Of ~ assets.