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PERSONAL LETTER FROM ~fsa yssn
ANTI GERMAN NEWSPAPER
WRITER IN GERMANY

1911 VIZ AiVS NuG WAS NuWp \
CornwalD and quite repudLated MI
III. IT was really very serious, Ell
IDENTITY, and as i say. Mr.. n. canno
see what hessaidsto bring if on him
self.
Do listen to what / say abou
writinGyxifythfng pro-Gernan. 1t VII
only react on yon and d0snb good.1
Not, ETcitable WonNsh.
Thus I have given you tho essen
ltfals OF the young lady's letter. o
itaurse.i she may have gaiiaAd Nj over
Wrought impression of5jthe Htate 8
|tlfairsa but she is not an Ill -poise,
or excitable womane-auite the con
trary. Il
+. In apysease,seyens ne Fyere so dis
loyal tostle trutlfeas to wish to &c
ON; her warning, that wsrhtnSscome.
too lats.$ ByH tits time, III 1 {, o0'
Merd article headed 1.-THE Snlem.
Truth" whiah should reach %you !.
Chicago tomorrow (SundayJ might
and In 10 1000 word. Article headed
THE System at Work" which. Went
by the boat from, Rotterdam this
slncrtifns-tn both those articles ]
have committed myself up t the
neck.
May he sDeported.
II reports on those lnfticles are
sent baGksfo the English, authorities
after the articles appear nsThe Trib-
une I may be .ditched in England.
Theysmay deport me II ! try to land
there.
But d man who failed To- write
what have seen and hoard IN Ger
many would be4asdog
I came to Germany antE0erman.
So did John. But London. lies and
German dignity and scIidity have
about brought me over to the Ger
man side.
Aerica thinks Germanyseis in
the least frightened or Ii America
thinks Germany has gone mad with
blood-luet, then America .hasAenly
surrendered tosthe most stupendous
campaign OF lies that has z been
launched from sEuropeIksfnca; Napol-
con made false al q balletins' a
proverb.
II what we have seen means any
thing the world is going to wake up
to- find 9 gigantic new world.
power Ill the saddle.
Meets Patterson In Ak.
Last Sunday night / had tho pleae-
ure or seeing Joseph Medill8Patter-
son In AK. He4cRmef up from Berlin.
under military: escort with five other.
correspondents and was
permitted to view the4forts at Isiege.
He was much discouraged shout
the war correspondence ganeR and
the Jig is up, and that no Armies
will LONGER tolerate them.
He was sokind asstO say, however
that IL gmys anti-atrocities story
which should assI fsaid, reachsyoh to-.
morrow evening, did get through
to ChicagoYit would be worthithe trip
I had made from London.s 4si
The government did nottaasR aus
to make this statement. WE made y.
partly for gfts news value and partly
fromssa Sense of outraged decencyys. I
CertainlySt the Germanssaresgettinr
a rotten deal from itlessrest of the.
world in the press reports ofEth,s VII,
! hone America will notsbe inflamef'
by thoses reports with the idea tina
ought 7 In the name OF humanity
to mix up In the. trouble.
RcslrAping Of Eafope.s%
All the inellain the n ofsAmer.
leans here have been convinced by
a fortnight'ss observation with III
on the countryside and With
the citizens in this town that the sit
understanding less thar,
rauh 9u1n~ af.Er.enrn ~. rro,AEn@n
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star correspondent of the Chicar,
iTribune. to the editor a. that nanar
Aix-la-Ehnpelle. Germany. snnt
l12. (bys maill-The hest writer,
lcouad hardlv convey "a S6usshe sens
lof order. sconfdencee and satiafactioy
lAyistinr in Germans. And a view q,
WHAT We hava 'seen and ,heard nsGa
l.many. IL would he difficult 10 gex.
taggerate the madness Of Englisf
an their noiicv az tryinr
M iollyi the Envifsh sn,rblic tnfo 5
|belef that The. Germans .are .hedns
Thrown back. &
N. tha facasnf fhesa .cnrrfeu -.
VARIES" frersnanv d. -const
inr ! 1thssyssnaS Nnnn
|thousands I nv fraih thro,sGb
Az TO Tie front. 4. 4 (
MI III lahanfi,}dIy. serene Manufas
turara 5ahnnt ~ fa,,r,ch lneS
II, 81 3 nneraiions Ii thisssvic;nity
thasyHavsafters3nnrnfrc
EEYffActs from, TAntters.
IA "a The Kind 81. rscantians that
may await ma in England Won NAV
iudee from 4 esee extracta from Mrs
Enennatt,a letter. -.racaiued M me- II.
sdav from. London n 10 dated sMondav
ssrt I AM .yhas bean - veal siacrsny
two. days II 'reachinrs me-. =
my greatest anxiety .late,v has
.been thar Won wonad write somatlin Inc
rcIcarms mo- z. : .ndarssanS
fhe sii,,ation hera. would pat W.,
infostrnnhle with The Enriish1 author
jt,ea NM ynnr ratnrn they simniv
Iii fnnfy haze ifl no. mater, how tr,,e
~ MAJ No a
II wrnt4 x long letter last
uaAIt tatiiny POW NJ AZ. xfaitt
sra.t mn ,Heitksm mn ia manarar IL
fhaa I, nrfia Brown bureau. which
ssssa. nc Tr;hnna fnom I,nnaon i
nj "a ahItipation AZ the onire.
'Haswas arrssfed M Thnrsdavfn seht
ana. nnt ssiaased min satnrday a.
tasnnan
aHe 700. handlad rarv roneblv
.na auns,Sa ~ ~non,munfcate WITH
srsonolS.oY aSe, his w;fa 10 int
$500 ns,,sl saru;t,,aa sor. MA and
,,a Eli fnas ret rnnw uba+athavN No
nn,et .hiantedS, ~ In whatTha haa
i,,s,stan
msa+e.t,v.. sa.,ch Mali 4
4 .Whan / want. MISUNDERSTANDING, man
- 4ha r,,r+is nrowns aaicas 7 ronna
~ ~oon, s,h,nS, vn, orS M Hat.
kamn nccmnv fi,li nf Scotland Ward.
mon
1 ..rbav wara pn,ne thrn,,rh Mr.
rtaittanan,s nsnars and thay went
hro,,sha ali Ms No ners and Iefters a
Nc hene ARA th;s ~ an.
Amarican w,,osa neonia have iivedi
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Given Till Next Nav
~
to Raise $lOO, /
600.
NOTSON WILL All
Huron District Consolidated
With Others. -superinten-
dent Funds.

"SSShnbs0n .0pIlai8SsS 5. D.@Yh
ladies OF the Catholic church served
dinner and supper to the member
of the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence Thursday and Friday the iadie,
Of the Congregational church sery
ed meals, and the following tire,
days OF the conference the Method
ist ladies' Will serve the meals. Mem.
bers Of all denominations are assist.
ing in making this conference yery
a%cceptables to the members of thu
Methodist hurch.
Bishop Nnphtalii Luccok presided
over the sessions yesterday and a,
the cabinet meetings where appoint.
ments are being made,
There Will be many changes .,
the Huron district, which was con.
solidated yesterday with other dis.
tricts. This decrease Of districts
will make one less superintendent
and is III accord with Methodist pro.
edure to cut down all possible ex.
pense.
Nelson's New Place.
DR.. CT. Notson, Huron, who W
yesterday appointed by BishopsLuc-
pital enterprise for Mitchnl ma !,
assist in raising 100000 for Da-
kota Wesleyan University, is one OF
the best known church leaders In
South Dakota and was a ministerial,
delegate; to the last general Confer.
ence at Minneapolis. Bishop Luccocl
said that DR.. Notson was well aquipl
ned for thesbir task ana inc enih,,s
iasm with which MIA nnn}nfynan
was received hv tha miristarss hnrs
that no viii have tha s,nnnrt ~ the
pastors OF the churches IN nakota
Mrs. Katherine Mnrri.or Cnnnor
corresponIinr ;~serretarv nfstha Weth.
odist Deaconess I. aasociatinn 81
Louis. gave me addrtss ~ Mo MAJ
meating n chnrch ta,,fa .yisr
noon.
Bernard yessev. sass,stad nv .
large choir. I sanYa fHs .ru,,s;ca
selections III the eyei,1ht Mas nsast.
ings IN tha church. ana fhnIeit hand
paraded through the streSfss ma
PLAYED heYnre tho sSi,Sahl -
sioinx EaIis trick tfttsas 80
Rev, CIV RosaI hsrrys a,syr;cs
superintendent Of Sons Fails. dis
trict in his report az the cnndifnns
Of The churches under hHIas s,,nerxis-
ion said that the new church niant
at sioux Fails cost abo,,t Sim Nor
and had been ably sunervised..sh ~
mr. i. " Potter. nastor H. nav,
church viii be built At East side
stemy Fslis. costinr s15 '0oo and NE
new church at BeresYord. cost SIS.
= 49,
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WIFE SHOOTS
UNTRUE SPOUSE


Hartford. s. D.:-John Moore,
ssetti0nef foreman who makes his h0mie
An Hartford, rapidly Is recovering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Wheat Declines in the Late
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Higher.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Snow that acted as
blanket for winter crops went far to-day
toward removing dread Of threatened in
Jury by cold wave. Largely as result
the wheat market closed weak, sc to sc
under last night. Corn finished i2c to &c
down and oats off a shade. In provisions
the outcome was an advance OF F2c To
l5c net. II was not until near the end OF
the session that the bulls lost control OF
wheat. The fact had then become ap-
parent that over wide areas OF autumn
sovn grain snowfals were preceding the
expected drop in temperatures. Buying
enthusiasm however. was already on the
ebb. becal . of signs that the cold would
not be ion continued or unusually Sc
we're. and because of disappointment at
the stoppage OF export inquiry. News that
Baltimore export houses were offering to
resell wheat at i2c under the prices at
which last week hard winter grades were
bought in Chicago for ocean shipment had
depressing effect. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
COTTON MARKET
QUIET AND LOWER
Prices Lose an Early Advance on
LiauidatiOn SaleS-ClOse
Was Steady.

There was a fairly steady tone to the
cotton market at the opening. with price
changes split followed by net gam OF
t. points. Sales for Liverpool ac-
count. with some from local and Southern
sources. soon weakened the market nut
the foreign selling lesscned after the close
Of the English market. and later there
were only slight rallies. with prices at the
lowest level OF the day I'm the late trad
ing. The close was steady N net de-
cline OF s TO 10 points. active months be-
ing generally to points down There
was nothing ~ the news that suggested
weakening among Southern holders put
recent buyers we're unsettled and appre-
hensive. Southern spot markets were I'M
changed 10 &c lower. and the local mar
ket declined points to leS5c for MD
ding INLAND sales. 1853 bales: delivered
on contract, 1900 bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
CENTRAL PARK WEST
TAXPAYER LEASED
Now Being Erected at gid Street
COrner-Other CONNER
cial Rentals.

Thomas Morgan and others leased the
two story taxpayer in course OF construc-
ton on the plot, 100 5SlC) feet. at the south
corner OF Central Park West and ed
street, TO Green's Purchasing Agency for
five years at an aggregate rental Of $780,
COO f. & G. Pfomm were the brokers.
The property is opposite the Century The
atre, and abuts the Tichenor- Ora nd
Building. leased TO Sol Bloom last Novem-
Der for twenty-one years. with two re-
newal privileges.
Louis Schrag leased lofts at No. 7S
Reade street to NJ b. MARITIME. Inc, for a
term OF years; at No. 10 West 2oth street
to the Regina Novelty Company, and at
Nos 10 and IL West Goth street TO Louis
Bloom.
George Ketchum leased for William
Cruikshank's Sons, as agents. the paror
floor store in No. IS West 3ith street, adj
joining the Hotel McAlpin. to Clark &
F1eisch.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased for a
long term Of years the building adjoining
the Greeley Square Theatre. Sixth avenue
and SOth street. to Mime. Nannette OF
Paris. at an aggregate rental of $50 900
4
! George Il. Read & Co. leased TO William
G. Schumacher the studios at No 1873 West
18th street.
| Morris Moore leased for the Emandess
Holding Company the FIVE tenement
houses located at No 81 East s7th street.
No. o35 East l2ith street. No. 81 East 12ith
street. No % East 10th street and No. 81
East 9th street for term Of years at AT
aggregate rental OF 5000: also leased 10
clients the tenement houses Nos. IS and
20 West 137th street. No. 81 East 18th
street and No. AS West lf3d street for a
term Of years.
Tho Duross Company leased 10 the Tex
tile Art Painting and Embroidery Com
pany the eighth loft In No. So West 18th
street for term Of years.
| NJ Formal & CO. have rented space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
AAeRfAal Estate
More Buyers for Upper
West Side Apartments

at No l25-f37 West 27st street Berkman
Bass & 90. to Calutin & Rossin. space AZ
No. : west 29th street. space at NO. %
West 9th street 10 Jacob Deutch ana a
lot al No West 29th street TO H.
Reichman & Son.
Charles T. Moves Company has leased
n floor at No 111-12l william street 10
the New Amsterdam Casualty COMPANY
for n term cf wears at an aggregate rent
al Of about $4,000. r.
peass a. Ellimsn have leased space TOT
the Century Holding Company n No. %
Wogt 18th street TO NulhenS a knOH'
OF Cologne. Germany.
NJ. G. L. Hess have leased rooms 70
tho Social Reform Press 10 Grant q.
Kelly I'm the Hess Building, southwest
corner of 4th avenue and 26th street.
also rooms at No. 432 fth avenue TO
the Freeman Summer Company.
Henry Brady has leased for term OF
Years The lofts at No. 62i West 2fth
street to the Physioc Studios. Inc.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
space I'm. the now building. No. Is last
4lst street TO Dr. Edward II. Jones.A. -
Harrison. Barker-Bonuer Inc. Jacques
Boisse. Dr. Stanley W. Eakin ana George
MetIger. -
Spear & 60 have rented for the Astor
estate the store and basement i'm NO. 9@-
% Prince street. to Eugene a. Stelntelo;
the store and basement IN NO. -
Waverlv Place TO Sam Phillipson ana
COMPANY; lofts in 40. 1871 West 18TH
street 20 Aetna Pearl Button Works
n. Passman & Son. Wilfred Callahan d
co. and Brauer Button Works, and have
been appointed agents for the build
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer ohartoring was fairly active. with
rates showing easier tendencies. Quotations
TO Liverpool. London and Glasgow "a nomi
nal: Rotterdam. 3i3Gfc asked. Hamburg 81 .
pigs nominal. Bremen. 80 PIGS. HUI. 2isd,
Bristol. .iad, February. Antwerp. -. Cox.
for orders. - Cd. picked ports. large tonnag
l. aia1s 10iad. cotton 90 Liverpool. per lp0
10 25c Charters British steamer LIS tons
nitrate. west coast South America u the
United states. 2is Oh. with European options.
prompt. Britsh steamer 500 tons same. -
prompt. British steamer. 20 tons coal. Bal
iinAre To- the Mediterranean, private terms,
prompt: British steamer = 20 tons. same,
Norwegian steamer. 22>9 tons, general cargo
hence TO Hnvre and Duakirk. private terms
prompt. British steamer. 2.33S tons. general
cargo, Gulf To the United Kingdom or CONT
nent lis 81. February British steamer. 37l-
tons. transatlantic trade. one round Trip basis
- I'D deliveries United Kingdom or con
tinent. prompt. British steamer. 3.O3J tons
same: British steamer . 2iO tons. time charter
trip w. - "a. delivery River Plate reielvery
north ~ Hatteras, prompt. then West India
trade siN months. basis - 9d. Dutch steamer
I,5ie tons. West India trade. three or foul
months. basis b Cd. February. German steam
cr l,oiI tons, same. four or i've months. tIeJ
February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
GRAINS LOSE AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Wheat. Corn and Oats All
Close Lower - Coffee
Holds an Advance.

Early hrmness i'm the wheat market
under which another new high record ioi
tho movement was touched. was lost IN
the late trading under an easier feeling
IN Europe and the decline in corn prices
The export demand was Of little account
and Baltimore reported that exporters
were trying 20 resell wheat Aggressive
selling operations by buyers, who led the
advance on Wednesday caused fcvorisn
feeling in The corn market. and while
therr was net gain Of &c marked up at
one time. the close was easy az net de
clines FOR the dag Of sc 10 sc oats were
steady and higher at the start, but de-
clineI in sympathy with the other grains
and closed net unchanged 20 isc OF
The coffee market made sufficient gains
IN The carly part O. the session 10 stand
up under dropping afternoon. and on
advances Of TO s points. closed only
little below the top European markets
were frmer. but Brazil was somewhat
Irregular. and cost and freisht oi.eiS
showed declines of 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and al
tcrney)
JANUARY %.
Mania attain.
Manhattan.

AVE A, e cor l4tn st. .ix irreg x5lsxee'
Walker l. Otis. ref 70 Rutherford Holding co,
309 Broadway. July p untg $1,000; $40 400
attorney. /. Mannheim. 3o2 Broadway.
EDGECOMB AVE. e $. 5i.6 II Of 18TH 81
lsx79S: leila A Robinson to Margaret Beck
or. $50 Park ave. Jan 2s; q c. release dover.
etc: 81: attorneys. Geller. Rolston & Koran. q
Exchange Place.
a SKIS foreclosure Dec 20: Townsend Morgan.
ref to Morris Wenstcin. 1873 Central Park
West Jan %. mtg $4,000; all liens; So, 900,
attorneys. Marks a Marks. 81 Park Row.
HENRY ST. ls2. e3.l0Xlo0 Samuel Rauch "a
Title Wiener is2 Henry ST. May 50. 1918. 500
attorney. NJ salem. eos East Broadway.
MADISON AVE. " cor 18th ~. 2j.ioNoo
foreclosure Jan I'd Ford ! Hsber. ref "a
Richard NJ Bent. 20 IVES, sd st; Jan 20 81. 900
attorney Alfred r Rusmen. - Broadway.
PITT ST II. 2OXl00. Ridge 81. e. :. 25XlOo
and Broome 81. cor Pitt ST. 20NG0 Rosie
Levy 10 Louis Levy. q Ridge st. Dec g.
1918. 81
sT. NICHOLAS AVE. " :. sie It OF listh
ST. 70 ixlls.5Xl9 iixliil; John Reilly 10 MARY
Ressig. larchmont. foreclosure Jan
a.. Jan 20; Si56Oo; attorney. ] owens. IS.
Montague street Brooklyn.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE, cor liIth ST. %. :,
iO7il. Taylor Phillips. ref. TO Kath r Me
CIure ct al. exrs q West 10Th -. Jan q. $40.
lam st
srH AVE. cor I50th ct. 20 lixil2.6: Bern
hard Schlegel to the Markert Realty co. on =
Kenmore Boulevard " OF New York ave and
all liens. 500. attorney. Title Guarantee Co
i15 Broadway.
18Th ST. q West. 25xs2. Maria y Bohlins
and ano to Foxvalo Realty Co. los Broadway
Jan - mtg so 0ool. all liens 500, attorney
Arthur Knox. 1876 Broadway
3.rH ST. $50 West stv brk 2sNaS ?. Johr
r e Ricse to Elizabeth Riese. 1871 West 5sth
St. one-half part. Jan IS Cmtg $1,000 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY 20
Manhattan.

AVE A. = cor iith 81 .2iX : Rutherford
Holding Co 70 Paul Braus, individually ane as
exr. as Riverside Drive; Jan 20, due July y.
1914 per cent; S2.9io.
Holding Co 10 Leon Tuchman 1870 9TH ave
prior mtg s2.940). Jan y; yr. per cent
81. 600: attorney Louis Mannheim. 3o2 Broad
AMSTERDAM AVE 1i5i. :. 25.7Nioo: VIM
L Weber to John Cisco. trustee. Plainneld'
j. Jan -: ; yrs: $4,000; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust CO. 1I6 Broadway
GRAND ST. rs and 2tO. 5, 43sNI5. Nor
rls Weinstein 20 Aaron Wartels. % West ll9tr
~ prior mtg $50 1000: Jan y. mos. u per
| cent. $1,000. attorneys, Marks 4 Marks, Is
EDGECOMBE AVE. W $ - Il from centre
line 15gd ST. 90 lxi00; Strathcona Construction
co 10 Falcon Realty co. 30 Nassau 81 prior
mtg sliO. 600, Jan -; due as per bond; go
600. attorneys 4 l. & : Jacobs. 80 Broad 81
LITTLE WEST 18TH ST. - 10 26 :. 52N
| -: American Transfer 90 20 Baron de Hirsch
Fund ~ Maiden Lane; 3 yrs. So per cent
Jan 20: $3.50
ST NICHOLAS Pr. . $. - r. from centre
| line 153d st. ~. lxlOo; Strathcona Construction
60 10 Falcon Realty co. 70 Nassau ~ prior
mtg $40. OOD: due as per bond; Jan ~. SO
| 90. attorneys. \ /. & : + Jacobs 20 Broad -.
STANTON IT. Is3 TO ISL. 81 tx, Ike bcss
| 70 Bernard Davis. 1862 Worth 81; due feb J.
! 1917; Jan %. 8 per cent s2oooo attorney
| \ solomon. 81 Park Row.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. " :. 81 n n OF lsotn
-. ~ 4x. Mary = Reisig 10 Emerant Indus
| trial Savings Bank. ~ Chambers 81, Jan ~. .
yrs. $4,000, attorney. Joseph Il owens le'
| Montague 81. Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON ST Ia3 s. 25Xss.6. Aaron
Kramer 10 Lippman Frank 249 West 10Th 81
| prior mtg $4,000. Jan .. yrs 0is per CEN
$4,000. attorney SAMUEL r Frank, 40 Broad
way.
10 AVE. 1924 s. 25NTi Esther Hauch "a
| Sophie Reuth ct al, 1924 ID ave prior mtl
| Sl3 O'M. Nov a. 1913. due Dec -. 1915. PEI
| cent. 50 900. attorney y Weiss 81 Liberty 81
| Sd AVE. " :, 25.5 n OF tsth Il. io0xioO
| Bella CHASER ard ano 10 John kreeb 32s East
| 63th 81. Nov - 1913. due as per bond, $1,000
| attorneys. John Kreeb sons. ALB East cath ~.
| It'll ST, 90 East. 25Noo 10. Henry G. Wenze
| 20 Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank. ~ Cham
< bers -. Jan -. yrs; $4,000; attorneys. II &
| + OGorman. 81 Chambers Il.
STH AVE. cor OF i5oth St 10 i1xlle q
| Market Realty 60 TO Bernhard Schegel. As
| toria. Long Island Jan IS prior mtg Si35
| Ooo). due per bond: fi6. 800. attorney
| Title Guarantee GO. iI6 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to same ,prio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
RUMELY DECLINES AuAIN
Common Off 81 and Pre-.
ferred ga.

a decline 10 new low records yesterday
Of 3is points in the common stock and
g.. points in the preferred stock % the
NJ. Rumely Company gave rise 10 rumors
that the noteholders' committee, recently
appointed 10 secure the extension for
three years Of the 100000 notes matur-
ing March !. 1915. had been thus far I'M
successful. However there wss no Off
cial confirmation Of the report.
John W. Platten. chairman Of the note
holders committee. said tina; n meeting
was held yesterday. but he would not
disclose the nature OF the discussion fur
Their than To say that +. W Shively. OF
+. W. Shively & Co. who had just re-
turned from an inspection Of the Rumely
properties. reported the result Of his in
vestigations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30

10TH ST s. 1863 # of LIST ave, 'oX
1oOti: 3 sly bldg, with stable; also lO6th -
n & about 400 II Of LIST ave- 2OONlOo. II
ana sly bldgs. Sold to Conrad II Brown
for $50. 900 - ,,,.
loGTH ST. rs. % II from the East River
s3,IcO1I: sly frame shed. Withdrawn:
2GrH ST 10 to H. West s., ID II
of 9th ave 41.6X9s9; sty loft bldg
Withdrawn.
10th ST 81 East. 5, So # OF Mad,
ison ave 11x1o0.1; 3 sty dwlg. Sold 10 r
GOODMAN for 500
18TH ST. is East. s. 2t2 II OF ON ave-
22xSSx irreg: 3 sty bldg. Sold for $1,000
BLOCK front Tuckahoe ave. s. bet MAN
st and White Plains road. Tuckahoe, T.
I25x21Ox200 . sly bldg and ! sty stable.
Sold 10 Victor Luikert and { Palm Tor
CRoPsEY AVE 1865 and 1867, $. 90 $
II w OF 18th ave. Bath Beach, Brooklyn
3 sly tenmt. Sold to Charles II chapman
1eoTH ST. 2l7 West, $. 200 It W Of
I'm ave. 16Sx99il: 3 sly dwlg. Sold 10
the plaintiff for $500.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
172D ST. $40 West. s. 100 II Of Audi
hon ave. 4S.4X9J; sty tcnmt. Adjourned
TO January 30
BY Henry Brady
10Th ST 30 West. n S. 90 II of sth
ave. 19X99.11 sly dwlg. Adjourned sine
die.
BY J. II. Mayer.
path ST, 40G East. s $. 1916 II . Of LIST
ave. 25X0s.9. sty tenmt. Sold to the PLAIN
tiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
New Home for Coffee House

Pease & Gilman have leased for long
term of years for the Beaman estate NO.
II East 44th street TO Mrs. Taylor, owner
OF the Peg Wellington Coffee House, no"
located at No. 3 East Asst street.
The 4ith street premises were formerly
occupied by the Graduate Club. The old
home of the coffee house is 10 come down
for the new Roger Peet Company build
ing which is to be erected on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30

SUGAR Refined WAS quiet hut hrmcI'
vitf tho American ard Warner adNHnclnE
thsir ust prices - points while other rem
ors remained unchanged. Arhuckl" anu
Howell were eul taking orders az Nc lo'
nne GRADUATED. with an other rcnnsts nam
iup in5c. Raw was firm. and litile MOI
active. With salcs reported consisting OF ln'
remainder of n cargo TO- FIRST haf tepIn
efitment rt oi.c cost and freight. equal TO
3.4Sc fpr contri-ugalA There were also saleS
reported 81 about 10 GOO bags 10 speculator
for second hslf March shipment 81 - I"O-
Spof nrices were unchanged ~ = IS Tor cen
t~ifupai. 2QSc Tor Wuscovado ana @.'"c i't
moiasses IN London beet sugar was dul, ahh
easier al % &5s a Tor January Ns 20 LOT
February and % 6d FOR Nav. with IN" cur
al gs 1a,d FOR January. a. 59ad for MAY an"
o. - for August London csblcd the visible
supply AZ $500 tons. against f-bVop"
last week