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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

p Mepdes 10 Henrietta Hutton. pau. ,,rorasvg
fadwaiader. Wickcrsiam A. TAFT W w s - n
23D ST = g. goo n OF Gin ave Sc...te
= Mendes 10 llosale ", DowaRer iau p ant
London. England Jan Is: YEAR pct 80 a
$4,000: attorneys, Cadwalader' "i'Ns'"""
5gi'H ST. :, 275 n Of 9TH ave- ~ 2oI 90.
James Bishop 10 Woodiawn CemetcrX 20 ~ q,
23d NJ: Jan ~. due ms per bona. s"',r-"' 17a
torney. Title Guarantees ana lros' w.
Broadway.
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE 1895. " e. 60xo1i Deha ~, i5s
Porte 10 Title Guarantee and trust 20, 20 ~
broadway; Jan 20, due, etc az pe' '''''
~ OaO -. ., 49,
DITMARs ST. >. lot 81. map y k f.tes
CITY Island: susan Yarber ct al 70 JONI "anVg a
and sno. 10 CITY Island ave. Jan -, w, ).
per cent $500. attorney. Title Gnafah'se anu
Trust 90. no broadway. ..-,, ...,...
FTgLDsTON HD " =, map Grs"o'1 $500 es.,s
Mary Peters 10 w J Kingsland nc' x ~ 49,
st Jan 20. yrs. per cent, Szly ~ s.so,''''
LAWYERS Title Tn~.rnnce Co 100 Broan"ay'
IfALgEY PI. " cor Washington ave, 70
81 man reline PARK; VIM " Pound 70 Nor,h
side Mortgage Corporation. 39i2 East l4Dtb ~
Ian 20; due etc rs per bond: 3.Ov. Attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance GO, 100 BroadWay,
RIDER AVE, " =. 2t3 n 81 I44tI =,
iCJVl2j. George flaiss 90 Emeline gray ~ 800 &C.
extrs. 30 Tcnox ave; Jan 10. due Jan = ly ZIP,
per cent. $4,000. attorney, Lawyers nus
Insurance CO. 100 Broadway. "a
ROSHLLE ST. VS.. si.S n or Poplar 81, ~
VA. 3x54 1ixi22.3; Cecilia r Brennan to Mer.
chants Realization 60, Inc. 10 Nassau -
prior mtg 5000 jan -; due May y, 1913
Dor cent 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
RENTING ACTIVITY
in FIFTH AVENUE
Antique Dealer Takes Store in
Apartment Building-Other
Business Leases.

George r. Read e. Co. have leased for
a term Of years from May 1 the large
corner store and basement. 45xl25 feet, In
the Knckerbocker apartment house at
No. eis TO 2i9 Fifth avenue. southeast cor
ner Of 2sth street. to Charles L. Miller,
doing business as the Louis XIV Antique
Shop. now located at No. S7 Fifth ave-
nue.. This is the third Fifth avenue store
leased by this firm within week, the
others involving the little store at No. 3sz
Fifth avenue leased for Mary Elizabeth
to the Ivy Corset Company. and the store
at No. H9 Fifth avenue, to Siebrecht &
Sons, florists.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
the Bradkim Realty Company the third
loft. Nos. and West 32d street, to
Harry Dangler The same brokers have
leased, in conjunction with Frost Palmer
& Co.. the top loft. Nos. 100 and Ill West
eth street for the Advance Waist Com
pany 10 S. Berchansky & Co. Frederick
Fox e. Co. have leased for. Henry r.
browne the sixth loft in No. l26 10 100
West 22d street TO Strauss. Fast Com
pany: for the Selkirk Realty Company the
first loft In Nos . and 81 East I'D street
10 Saltzman. Stahl & Berman; for the Es-
tate of Mary A. Chisholm the fifth loft in
Nos S. and IS West &d street TO Fem
stein & Morowitz. and for Elizabeth l..
Goodnow the sixth loft in No. so Uni
versity Place to Pincus Morgenstern.
y. Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
good, inc. leased the entire seventh floor
in the Haywood, Strasser & Voigt Build
ing. southwest corner OF Ninth avenue
and 10Th street, for long term Of years
at an aggregate rental of about $4,000, to
the Metro-Lithograph Company now To-
Gated at No. 4l6 West 33d street.
The Duross Company leased for Philip
Rhinelander a store in Nos. As and 30
West Dist street to /. Koch & Co, and
store in No. 3Oi West 18th street TO Arthur
Woods Company for a term Of years.
J. Arthur Fischer leased for Louise B.
L. Donahue and Alvina v McAleenan the
property No. GA Sixth avenue, 2lxloo feet,
for term Of years at an aggregate
rental of $4,000. to Mandel & Ilkowitz, for
use as a restaurant and cafe.
Joseph p. Day leased for the estate of
Charles T. Appleby No. SO6 West 69th
street. formerly the Princess Theatre. to
the Milwaukee Lunch Company for
term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY %.
NJ anhattan.

10TH AVE, 100 and 1O2. Peter Gnlings
agt Michael Mcclure, owner; Long & Hagen,
contractors S24o
SAME PROPERTY: F Otto Walter agt
Michael Mcclure. owner Long Hagen,
contractors, $40.
LEXINGTON AVE. 56I and 500; 5ist st.
40 TO 100 East; Albert Oliver agt Ham
merstein opera Co. owner Oscar Hammer
stein, contractor: $1,000 40
PARK AVE, 6i0 Bethlehem Steel Co agt
Fullerton Weaver Realty co. owner; Radley
Steel Construction co. contractor; 81. l8l 43.
1soTH ST, 7s6 East; Eller Manufacturing
Co agt Mary Lynch, owner; Robert Fem
stein. contractor (renewaD; $50.
SHERMAN AVE. cor OF Arden ST..
S0Xi2j, George j 'Schnatz agt Gibraltar
Realty Co owner and contractor; SLOT.
VERMILYEA AVE, " cor Academy ST.
ioOx25; Hydraulic Press Brick Co ast War
rem + Johnston, owner; Picken Construction
Co and Picken Contracting Co. contractors
$2I7.
EDGECOMBE AVE. $ cor Of i53d ST. rs
xlOO: Abraham Rosen agt Great Centres
Realty co. owner and contractor ST03.
46TH ST 90 West; Fraad Contracting co
agt Emil Fraad, contractor; John w and
Louise r Weed owners; SS.603 20.
PARK AVE. $40; Atlas Paint Co agt Full
lerton Weaver Realty co. owner; Radley
steel Construction co. contractor; 1926 So.
10TH ST, 1873 West: Milton Schnaier & Co
against James w Good. ir: Carolyn G, Leon
ard and Annie NJ Good, owners; Arthur l.
Never, lessee and contractor; s2i5 10.
PARK AVE, $40. Braunfels. Browning &
Co agt Fullerton Weaver Realty Co. owner.
Radley Steel Constructio.. Co, contractor;
10TH AVE. 100 and 1927 Otto & Gang agt
Michael Mcclure. owner; Long & Hogan.
contractors; 1915
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor nth 81. s44
xioo; Miller Inc: agt Chss NJ Rosenthal.
owner: Brettholz- Krumholz Construction
Co. lessee and contractor; 1851.
10TH AVE. 1902; Globe Fireproof Door and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
AsRfMal. Estate
Mount Sinai Hospital
EnIdrgeS It's Holding

stantlal increase in it's capital and sur
plus, no overdue current obligations and
large cash balance The balance sheet
shows total asset OF s2s,65s,o0i 49, OF
which 5000. OiO a is real estate. Deduct
Ing tho mortgages thereon leaves the net
assets OF the company s7Sil.29i 10, with
capital and surplus OF S,2I7s9 H.
Tho appraisers who certify that their
valuations OF the company's real estate are
substantially I'm excess OF the amount at
which it Is carried by the company In
clude some OF the best known real estate
authorities I'm the city. such as Joseph T.
Dav. Lawrence y. Gilman, OF Pease ~
Gilman; Edward +. King OF Edward L.
King & Co; Charles Griffith Moses Oh
the ]. Romano Brown Company j. car
ence Davies. r. Osborne Smith and Harry
g. Bryan, OF Williamson & Bryan. The
balance sheet bears the certificate OF
Patterson-Tee & Dennis. public account
ants.
All taxes. assessments and interest due
on mortgages payable are paid 10 date
and with a wide margin of cash above all
current liabilities the company's financial
development OF the companys business IN
the last year has been intensive rather
than extensive and that II has wisely
conserved its resources during period
OF dulness in the real estate market.
In addition to its splendid collection
OF rental properties. located both mid
town and uptown, the company has large
holdings along existing and proposed
rapid transit lines which are certain OF
increased values In the growth of the
city.
The American Real Estate Company is
ore Of the oldest real estate corporations
engaged in real estate operation In this
city, and during its more than quarter
of a century OF activity In New York real
estate it has not only been the means OF
serving many investors but has also sub
stantialy served the city in the develop
ment Of new districts and in the supply
ing OF new housings for the city's ever
increasing population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
Apartment Dwelling Leases.

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
estate of Frederick A. o. Schwarz the
four story and basement dwelling No. 70
Fast elst street. on lot 25xl00 feet. TO
John Russell Pope, the architect; and for
Samuel A. Herzog an apartment OF eight
rooms and three baths at No. ll6 East SD
street TO Mrs. j. w. Clark
Moore, Schultz & Co. have leased for
Mrs. S. d. Howe No. $50 West 10th street,
n three story and basement private dwell
ing to a client
II. n. Hazelton & G. r. Levy have leased
apartments I'm the Edmund Francis Court.
northeast corner i20th street and Amster-
dam avenue, TO Isidor Heiliger, the Misses
Sara and Josephine Loeb. Herman Comfy,
William NJ Patton. Caleb G. Gibson, Mrs.
Howard, Miss Erva Werner, Wills w.
Russell. Miss Il. Clay Dillon, Dr. Charles
Walsh f. r. Farrand. Leon 8. Meyers,
Mrs. Rose Hill Cole and John Sanborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
LIS PENOENS.
JANUARY %.
Manhattan.

18th ST 305 and 5O7 East. Flor.
agt Josef Lustlg q al lsction 10 deci,,.s ~
void. eicl; attorneys, amend L Amend ''si
~. 2f.6xfO: David Libpman AZ, ~. "a
Breue- 81 al fsmendcd foreclosure ., -, ~ ~
attorneys Miller a. Brefzfelde- - yen
27TH ST. 5l9 West; Fredcnck Rsis, =.
william = Mccarthy 81 al forseio.'.. Y
mortgage; attorney, Phesian
BROOK AVE. q p, n n iss,s q.
81 and So: two actions: Bessie Ronrtss. 9.
Jacob Blum n al two AMENDED se.1 g
fOreclose tax. Hem; attorney, j Habsrr.,
LOTS lG to 10. map o. eas,ery portFo =,
property OF New York institution for ~ ~.
s'ruction Of the Deaf and Dumb. is,, ' ~ D
also 81 Nicholas ave. n ~ cor isf,a !. ~,
172J. Hudson Mortgage 20 agt Chars, ~
Construction % 81 al foreclosure M -
gage: attorney. y 4 GIL ~
18TH ST. = =. 10 n ~ Of Amsters,-
l2Jx09 II Theresa BERNSTEIN q al aes ~
" Friedman 81 al fspecifc performarc.'. !.
tOrneys, Strasbourgef f.schwege 4 $780, =
18TH S'r. ~ East. Greenwich savins. -.
agt Fritz GersDaCher o. al Goreclos'-.o % !
MORTGAGE; attorney a Sands
62D ST. =. 1GO n o Of Lexington a.. .
1903. George " Wlckersham 81 al az, p,..st
Joel ct al foreclosure Of two mortzags.'' ).
4 tOrneys, cadwslader Wickersharo 4 T..' =
10TH AVE, sGl 10 $50 and 57th I. "a
5O9 West Joseph Miller AT n z Ooh,s,,sst,
T. Aurai Institute or al action Ia -
mechanics Hem; attorney, r A srsne.r I.
CATHERINE ST. 80, David I. Ka,, =
Jacob Morrison 81 al (pariition); stse--.s =
Zuckermsn & Spies
AID ST, :. 2s93 n y o. 9Th Az. =,
1905: Frank Curtis, exr, agt Sadis n ~
et al foreclosure OF MTG; sttorn.y. !
Work.
SID ST. .. sl.5 Z, OF is, ave xrx1
Frank DAWN et al sgt Meyer Lefkosiiz !, 1
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney. " B Hocsls,
2sTH ST. 202 and 204 West; Son :. =.
West. and 9th ave, 100: and property !
Kings County: Laura A Cregan All t.
Cregan et al (partiton); attorneys, wosS .
Wood.
The Bronx.
CARPENTER AVE. " r. part q a. f,,-
map OF Village OF Wakefield "a sxiH ~.
Walsh agt Louis Ringelstein q d e,,.
closure Of mtg: attorney. Squires
WEBSTER AVE 8. part Of lot =, rso =.
Norwood. Tx Sslvino Boloiti Az sstr.-
Bickhardt 81 al action % recover pos,e.sI,.',
attorney. 9 Hallock.
MORRIS AVE, 1880. and lots SIS, q. Il.
map Of estate 81 r r 3 King. CITY Is..s'
Lena stein agt Minnie Ludwig et al lparfl,
suiD: attorney. j g Stein.
10th ST, 800 East: Elizabeth A Pea e
extrx. agt fremont Iron Works - a m.
closure OF mtg. attorney. " Cute
PROSPECT AVE. 1854 Beatrice s 2 ssrs
agt Anthony Resle foreclosure Of mtg. \.
torney s Weshsler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY 90
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. :, lot 81, map land or ROD
ert Rogardus 25xl23S: susan Eckhardt
10 American Mortgage co, 46 Cedar 81; , yrsi
Jan 2s $500. attorneys, Bowers & Sands ~
Cedar ST. -,
,BIEEcKER ST. 4ls. $, 2e7x5o; William
+ Schneider TO Isabella Hart, l West S3th 81 ].
Jan 81 yrs; So OO0; attorney, Webster, 2S3
Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. :, 67.4 n OF eist
ST. le.sx7O: John A Hcnneberry 10 Kornpesula
Realty Co. 76i 9Th ave prior mtge $4,000 !;
yrs per cent; Jan %: $1,000; attorneys.
Walsh & Waddy. 81 Chambers 81.
MULBERRY ST SIS. 9. 25x100; Ia part;
Gaetano Malone 10 Consolidated Fire Alarm
60. 81 East 18th ST: Jan 10; due Sept 10.
1914: per cent: $3.50 attorney. lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
MANHATTAN AVE 504 $. ls.axlO0;
Annie T. Wohlfrom 10 Benjamin + Frey, bOf
Manhattan ave; Jan %; due Feb l, 1917;
$4,000.
30 AVE 676: 4sd st. l52 and 164 cor.
25xl00 Marie G Wise to Louise Darrow. 294
Central Park West; due April 10. 1918; Jan
%: So 600; attorney Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
4Tli AVE, 103 TO Ill, g. 1lI.bxS6; Ma
thildo n Rutherfurd Stuyyesant 10 United
states Trust Co OF New York, As Wall st: Jan
G. due Jan 1. 1917; $4,000: attorneys. Stew
art 4 shearer' A. Wall st; -,
I'D ST. s. 200 Il W OF 9th ave. 76x--; II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
Apartment House in Trade.

The A. n. Gitterman Corporation has
sold for the Yen Realty Company. NJ NJ.
Nye. president, the Marble Hill apart
ment, a six story apartment house, at the
northeast corner of 225th street and Mar
bic Hill avenue. TO an out-of-town In
weston. In part payment the seller takes
the Drukker farm. at Whitehouse, n. j.,
which Is considered the third largest poul-
try raising plant in III state. IL contains
thirty-eight acres of land and a brooder
house fully equipped with the famous
Hall brooder system and has 5000 egg
capacity. The Marble Hill apartments
are assessed for taxation purposes at
sl5TOOO and have been held at $lT5, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
with name and address OF lessee)
JANUARY 30
Manhattan.
Manhattan.


COLUMBUS AVE. y cor "a ~ lozA?V,
Archibald - Russell 10 Park litoI1' to'p "a ~,
10 yrs from May /, 1915. $4,000 address '-o
West 42d IT. go. se,.a.h.
% onis Cells. 10 yrg from Feb !, 1914;
81 OGO; address 800 West 124th ST. ,-
lsT AVE. 1909. store and baseInt; slephs,nls
Tewftts 10 Franz Wambach; yrs from May
/, 1914; $40; address, 1915 LIST ave or l2o' ISL
o,,oo III.
5TH AVE, cor aga st. 73.3xioo, an,
Oceanic Investing 90 to Oliverage 60. nc nc
10 yrs from Jan l. 1914. 1t ", net fin,iJV'
and thereafter x1O2, $50 and Sll3,OV, aduress'
30 Madison ave. .
18TH 81. 1O7-i15 West, store and basemt;
Times Square Improvement co 10 harpI q
Bros Inc; o yrs Z mos from May j. lVlf'
$40 600: address. 155 West Bath ST. -
42D ST. $. 800 n OF 10th ave, li9x
all: Archibald j Russell 10 Park 4 1iiford,
Corp'n: 81 yrs from Aug /, 1913; address, oZe
West S2d RI. -
store No 500 9th ave: 500 Fifth Avenue GO TO
Peter r McKenney; yrs from Nov !, 1915
g. $50: address, b27 West 143d 81.
59TH ST. 300 West, all: Edgar Appleoy
and ano 10 Anton Panka: yrs 4 mos from
Jan /, 1914; 81, 900; address. 81 Columbus ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
AMERICAN COMPANY FIRM
Statement of Real Estate Con-
Germ Shows Growth.

The twenty-sixth annual statement Of
the American Real Estate Company,
which has just been published. reflects
the steady growth and progress of a con-
servativey managed business enterprise
covering more than a quarter century
and exhibits a sound condition of the
company's affairs OF particular signh-
canoe I'm period Of general business re-
adjustment.
In comparison with its statement OF
year ago. the company shows a reduction
In It's mortgage obligations and sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were report
ed yesterday at the Real Estate FIX
change saIesroon. Nos IA ana 10 Ncsey
By Joseph =. Day.
osrtr sT t45 West. u =. 1925 II . OF Am
.,srd,,, ave 2IxffG fONt2xiiH.b. sly tenmt;
sold TO philip sugerman for s2B'5oo.
by T.. !. Phillips s. Co.
f29D s'r. West =. i45 n or Mount
uorrl. PARK West 2ix1Oo.1i. 3 sty dwg one
quarter interest; sold to tho plaintlh for s'oV
BY Herbert a. sherman.
. On AVE. zoos. W r. 5O5 n n Of 1881 At, 90
x75. sty tenmt and stores sold 70 the piai"
tin for $4,000.
At the Bronx exchange:
By Joseph r. Day
HOLLAND AVE 30it. - 100 II OF -io'n
a. 2jxp5. TO be readyortised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

Cash 20. Inc. AIT Michael McGulre
Long 4 Hagen. contractors. 5000. ~
37TH ST. 23G ana RS East. .r.,..
premier AIT estate Of William u " 4 ".
and Charles GrifHth. ne. owners 90
Cnflfh. contractor. 81 900. "a
10TH AVE. 100 and lO2: s,s- -.
Door and Sash Co agt John McCuirs ~
Long Il Hagen. contractors, sisz 20 ''s'
The Bronx.
both ST. p. 100 n W Of soy,b.,
vsrd, 1OOxfOO. " Astheimer ~ ~. b,t'
losbach Construction 90. owner ~ bh
tractor: 500 ~. a 81
10TH ST. n . coreof Belmont 80.
rs Isaac Rubin agt Orlando Nieol,r.7 ~
and contractor. ~. 100. ~
30 AVE. 370i 70 1901. we,do,
Works agt George a Gauthier op,,st IN
patrick Contracting CO. contractor. ~, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

piss iea,c. CUT MEATs..~Piekled es'h ,e
s,esd,. ~ H. lave: i2 10, rae ~ 10,
s se, .,rR,sa hams arm. 13% Wi4c. TAs-
STEADY: special &c; city, oNe ass s,sa,s
toon,r, e6ie&c. I.ARD--Essy. nn a.t
WesS e,.e,cs - lhc. Continent tAtucs
Soe.H hcxs IA ,Sc. compound stcedy' 50
80, s5yE ARfNE--ouiet. oleo, ave CIV
lard it&c. .,....... -. ,ti,id.
L, -, e,iis we're less aggressive, and whNe
trssiSs WAS small. tho active positions WeIs
lover unaer liquidation. closing AZ ~
decline % to points LooN So"''"N'
price. catur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

stCAR-There was fair demand ioI
c,,S M unchanged prices. Fine grsnuls
sa4isc although most renners were , tan', ~
~, t,,cri~sp which was holdinG al @Vsc
Tradinr in raw was quieter and no s,s,Vs
were reported. and holders we're stilI asN, ,ns
~. /, for cost and freight when Vas ~
g eoIse ssc for ccntrifugal, 2.SeQ2.eec 10.
v,uscovadc. 264a2T0c for molasses' an"
sisisaeisc for cost and freight IN hop,
a., bset sugar was quiet with prices barely
49, s,,o5 a. rs SYd Tor January and Fen
roar, and as e&d for May, Win the oure
~ as od Tor January. 9s Cd for May ana
a.. sud FOR August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
Aiken Estates Leased.

Worthinston Whitehouse has leased for
Senator Augustus p. Gardner his estate
at Aiken, S. c.. TO Clifford A. Cochran
Also for f. S. Taylor his place at Aiken
10 Theodore Frelinghuysen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
House for Bronx Club.

Tho borough club Of The Bronx, has
leased tho dwelling hoIse nj No. Jl3 Wits
avenue, between 1l2d and 1881 streets, for
u term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. r wv
rtory ard Easement box s'oop private
dwelling house for Mrs. H. Russell TO
ettepf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvBs

BEEVEs-Receipts for two days 900
head. ~ cars on sale. Steers opened slow.
but steady 10 firm. thin cows full steady:
medium TO choice steady 10 fraction lower:
yards cleared. Common 20 prime steers sold
81 1881; bulls. 50 50QS77 rs: cows $f0
80 40. extra COW, Sc 10: tailends 50 IS.
Dressed beef steady; city dressed native
sides selling at 1885, 414c
ssles-Newton & Co.: IS Va steers, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
Brooklyn Dwelling Sold.

The Jerome Property Corporation sold
on the Park Slope No. .i24 LIST street, be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS l,s..
JANUARY %.
Manhattan.

fOsTH ST. 41G East, Beniarol, r..
James Ridden ct 81; Dec ., 1913 caa,.s.,,r
81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
ELelN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin. Jan. 2e Butter here to day was
weak at 2SAQ29c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January 26. 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27
RECORDED LEASES.

HOLLAND AVE. 30it - 100 II OF zlot
al. 25xg5 TO be readvortsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-27

y. louis, Jan -b.-IAITLL--R eceipts
A. 300 gooG 20 choice grades steady: com
mon and medium slow and weak. steers
Sc jO0 so 40: yearlings. $7n$9 so; heifers
So - a S. 70: cows 81 75Gsf25: Southern
steers. S6mSs. HOGS-Receipts. 10, 500: ac-
tive and &c higher: choice medium to heavy
weights. IS 5jH IS 60. bulk OF sales. IS 4OG
SIS 30. packers IS 250SS So lights SSm
S 80: pigs. S725QSs SHEEP-Receipts
200. steady; lambs, 10615c higher; lambs
81 % IS 10; common and medium lambs.
s. 500S7; yearllngs, Sc IS q 81; mutton sheep
s. 2JQSJ5O
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-19

c. u. Hanchctte left yesterday for
Detroit on business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-19
OUTSIDE AGENTS
GET EXTENSION


For some time past the Michigan
department of Insurance has had UNI
der consideration the matter OF licena-
ing and operations OF nonresident
agents. seeking To place business upon
property and other risks in the state ,t
of Michigan" said Insurance Commits
sioner Winship AN interview.
1T has seemed to the department
for some time that there was consider
able incongruity i'm the construction of
AN act, using language 10 the effect
that no company shall write place. or
cause To he written or placed. insur-
ance in this state, through ou-reSi-
dent agents, that would permit such
nom resident agents to do all the
working of procuring and placing a
policy except the final act of counter
signing.
In order that the department might
be definitely informed as To the proper
construction of this act, before making
"A ruling, a letter was written to Attor-
ney General Fellows, calling his at
tention To the non resident agents act.
Acting upon the opinion of the attor-
ney general. this department there's
fore holds that il is contrary To the
laws of the state of Michigan. for
resident agent To procure or place
or do anything i'm connection with the
procuring or placing Of insurance upon
property or risks within this state and
that all companies viii be held re-
sponsible for any violation of this law
Because the laws of Michigan do
not recognize the broker except as the
agent Of the company, and underwrit
ers agencies being nothing more nor
less than general agencies OF compan-
les, this ruling applies equally as well
To nonresident brokers and under
writer's agencies, as the individual
non resident agent. As this ruling is 4
reversal of the former practice of the |
department ana the department does
not desire 10 cause companies or
agencies unnecessary Inconvenience. |
IN" ruling viii not become effective |
until March t. 1914, after which date |
we will insist upon a strict complain a |
herewith"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-19
DIES IN SIOUX FALLS.
Mother Of DR.. L. M. Power Of Ham
cock Passes Away.


\ telesram was received in Hancock
yesterday announcing the death in
Sioux Falls, Iowa, of Mrs. John Power
of Escanaba, mother of DR.. l.. NJ.
Power of this city. DR.. Power left
Tuesday for Sioux Falls when advised
of his mothers alarming condition but
did not reach that city until midnight
last night-The remains will he brought
to Escanaba for burial. The deceased
with her husband went west last fail
to spend the winter with a daughter.
The deceased was the wife of John
Power. one of the states most emil
nent attorneys. at one time United
States attorney for the western district
of Michigan. Mrs. Power was former
ly Miss Elizabeth Corgan and was
married i'm 1868 To Mr.. Power at Cop
per Harbor. She was born in Mon
trcal. To the couple were born eight
children. They are>Walter. Patrick s,
Katherine May. Roscoe H.. Mathew,
Victor Leo Patrccia and Dir. l.. NJ.
Power of this city. size is also survived
by two brothers, Daniel of Hancock
and James of Ontonagon. keeper of the
lighthouse. Several sisters also sur
NiVp