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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20

Spencer Douglas cMargaret Wilson. OF
Norfole)
Charles Ca) gave his portrait TO my
aunt, Mrs. VAIN MARY Feueion WI
SOM. VINO was his first cousin. ana
with whom, It is said, he was deeply
I'm love"
am tho daughter OF octavia wn-
son, who was sister TO Mrs Van ana
George Whitueid Wilson Gather to
Mrs pouglaH) My mother and father,
William g. Chapman. OF York. Pa.
were o2rried March 3. 1859. in 81.
pauIs Church, Norfolk, by the Rev
y. r.. Okesun
Mary Feuolon Wilson Vail died last
summer in Norfolk. aged eighty-two
years
oetavie Wilson Chapman died in
York, PH. August IL. 1879.
There We're other children Of James
RiddiclS ana Margaret Wright and of
my parents. but Of those another time.
| SHAH hc obliged to you II YOU viii
mako the connection. placing Mary
Anne Kenuou and Emily Wilson
Eyrds other children wher. they he
long.
Very truly yours.
(MRS II La
MARY CHAPMAN ELKINS.
1901 Cresheim Road, Chestnut HiI,.
Philadelphia. IA. August 30, 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
Sleeveless Gowns Require
Hairless Arms

Fashion says sleeveless. low.necke. gowns
for this season. This means hairless arms
ana neck. II YOU do not want To be hnnni!-
lated. Tragic Drug Co. say that the safest
best and quickest way to he absolutely free
from all trace OF supernuous hair Is To use
the famous medical prescription known as
Mrs Osgood's Wonder FOR Supernuous Hair
IL Is delightful to use and absolutely harm
less. single application makes hair on
face. neck. arms hands. or any other part
Of the body quickly disappear.
The cost Is small. and Tragic DRUG Co
VIII supply you. or. in fact. any up-to-date
druggist or department store. on Money
Back guarantee basis Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
SORROW At INSTITUTE
OVER DEATH OF R0AGUE
Commemorative Order Issued b.. super
intcnhrnt II Glowing Euiog!
of Dcntl MirrtUr.

LEXINGTON, Va, S"Dt"mbcr b.
Following is the commemorative order
pUhlEhcd by the Superintendent, Of the
E!rr.nia Military Institute on Colonel
William T. Poague. late treasurer OF
the institute.
headquarters Virginia
Military Institute.
september =. 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
tOuND OF CIVIL WAR
\ CAUSES VETERANS DEATH

the Editor of The Times Dispa tch:
After regretful disappointment in a
lure to find any reference to the
h tn of MIR. Thomas NJ Fowler by the
chmond press, will it be asking too
lch that you give space to tho follow
< mention? CONSPICUOUS both as
ldier and as q citizen, his numerous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20

MARY CHAPMAN ELKINS.
1901 Cresheim Road, Chestnut tIiI,.
Fn'ladelphia. IA. August so, 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
Veteran Of Civil War Recalls In
cidcnts Of Conflict Which
Devastated South.
SOME ERRORS POINTED OUT
Good Words for Hampton,
Which Is Always Found at
the Front.

Contributors arc requested to nd
dress all communications 10 Con-
trdcrntc Editor, The Times Dispatch.
mud when pnn.ihlc Ia spcc!:, rVIi-
mcnt aud company al soldiers :nrn-
toned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
STRENGTH OF ARMIES
IN CONFLICT COMPARED
North Had Enormous Nur:icr!cnl Surcr-
iority over Scu:h-I'igurcs Pre-
pared by Recognized Authority

tassenove O Lee OF Washington. q
recognized authority OF Civil War
9t1tiSt!cs prepared an interesting table
showing the enormous numerical SUI
pt'loFltY 81 the Northern army over
'hat OF the South during the Clvn War
NJ. Lees aeuEes snow that the total
e"nStEeuts IN tho Northern army were
'IS,3Qi. rs against 100000 in the Cor
Iecerate army The foreigners and
negroes IN the Northern army acgre-
gated os0.9lT or S0.aI7 more than the
10taI strength OF The Confederate army.
Ihere were SiG,i.i men Of southern
birth In the Northern army Mr. Lees
ngNrce aLn Is fnllnNNs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20


MIL for nearly Whsscn mill having been first
- VIII
II mills
o II
to the
of Grant
an j a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December 10. 1915
BEEVES.

Receipts. ss4 head. including cars for the
market and 3 cars were he'd over YESTERDAY. No
ssers te4 iS-S Tor Fridays marSs Dsssi bee
nrm AID IN rather be- er dema"d w aresss-a
native sides 500 a. III ljc. and choice as Msh
as lji4c c.,vre
Receipts, 80 head al Tor 5 aughterefs 40 uaqe
In live caves Zee ing steady City dressed YEAS
we're siow al loo l0izc per ID. county, dressed a.
Ie@1sAc. city cssed grasses a. lo49 nc o0uA-
~ a'''''o sHGGP Aso LAMBS.
t.t TYsds ven limited but feeling about steady
Tor both sheep and lambs Dressed mutton wss
IN a small way al higher nzures: dressed lsm5s At
lgiLaICc Country dressed dollhouse lambs un-
Changed ca.i and selling =. 6ssss'7 per carcass
Receipts. 2lss head an CONSIGNED direct IT,, 70
ssughtergs Feeling easier on Weatsgl go b9i-
is'o sdyioes. Nominal quotations eN !; Tor
''s Sale aae yes,erday)-J G. Curtis Son. s.
re $; rosrh 20 s. 5 %. = n, 50 HI To-
Chicago Dec -HoGs-G.s.,..pl,, e 900: lo- >,
sr9 D. cR Rii ese,es ,iGi5 native sser, s. 20
Le''eys. 50 s5s~ 50. calves 50 50e 80 p saEEr
Receipts y 900. strong. she @ - WeS0 o.
''snf, g ''gS ~ as; 50 iSs's o. 1000:
lover; pigs and lights. $50 81 - m1ed sna Ls,,9-
ss siss '' goa i hr.yy, 80 80, ...,l.
8 5ogsii eoTt s9d er'efs sc 81 81 % Ia SO a.
iqd@n sssr' = 90 80 So"' s,ipEP R,ce
,oo i.sas' psiirs .muHo.s - 7sg'5 20. IA'ai'.
k..,l. ,a Ge. 70 -HOGs-R.ceip,, 5000
s,ss4y yp. SECS o. he4y. Npti - Ia,hea
tissdy, ppms 30 Her- 'ei ''-"' r.
s ye@ ~. sse' .,.. 800 % OIL. BY
+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
MANY LEASES in
MIDTOWN SECTION
Big Space Taken in Building IN
Lower Fifth Av.-Other
Business Rentals.

Marx Rafalsky Company Leased t.e nun ny lsli
10 900 square feet I'm the Juion lAt.iii 6sv,,ei,
Comnzny womeu's ncckVear, for nlhOef Z"
vesrs al 237 and 229 Lafayette a.
The Douglas Bo1tnson. charles :. b 1522'I a. -
YShg h Bray; At q William = % Joseph Lev
JACOB $ Roseuthsl and Leon, stern; N t.e ~ ,.'
,.Co,d IN ~ 80 Howard g. 10 A. TahsehniE. ana
he store and basement Al SOC Broadway 10 inc
Iase Hosiery and Glove Compsm. 49,. ..pd
Tsnmsnr Voorhces s FLOYD leased the nuild
ins l5l Pearl st. to Anseo Hat. s1te,si1e
iS5 s4d 49, 81. Pear 's'd, , s oaIpo Sn '-'''
Hte,ti3lj IN nr,nn.1 10 leased 10 NIos Momono
co he store basement aud second ioit at 100 anu
iO7 Past f6th s. f0r Ten years. Ihe lessees nave
-, iosstrd A. g5 BsrcIay s. tor fifteen years
n Inglish leased Offices IN tie Astof intsue
Pudding TO Abraham Bloom and ihe A''o' i'o1-o
'le croSs Brown CO. leased oecs a. 300 Broad,
way 10 II r. Hophnson. and a. 80 ihlA Az u 'Is
Bastine q Co have leased loft a. ~ 70 49,, ~
West l5ih st to the Ger i r,S, i9,b 81 space 70
the Acorn Button Company. A.1 70 W -, ~ ia
a Co. importers Of handkerchief o.1 a. ~
bshv tonnefs and through = ". Barnes, Al lfp
Tinb az lofi 70 the ~ a. Pul1h COMPANY
importers Of lsoes aid emnfoideI a.. IL, q, 40
West 5ith 81 to Albert T. scott c. . .nl ~,
q Louis Berman; aso 20 me f9pe, hG ~. 100
AZ 10 west J3d 81. TO tie R3thsehilI IIs CoiN-
p1IIyy,iu. Friend Edward VI. Levi Company leased
600 sGusfe feet 0: space in the WAd9Ti bul -,
10 II West 32d st.. and - Nest Oh ." - -
Adler Company Tor a term q ytafs. a., ,,s,.,.,
Pease & Gilman leased the store a. 4V- MaDi'0'
Gy 10 Joseph Nillarl. , ~, =. t-s n 10
WEI iTtt A to the following. a. flpIs' Hs.egg
botosraac Company. Nlikcuieid Nench Al1
~ nus & HTatn 20 leased % James J. Doyle me
two siory gauge az go West 10th - , ,so
Louis Schrzg has leased l9't e. ~ ~ 80. ~,
Of fesrs. a loft At ~ West 90 e. 70 =, . -,
Ileirt1bcrs: loft a. l5S West - ~ 10 =, -
7. Tlam. and lot a. w 70 ~ N'a' $500
lcul grnan a. ~ sucr- - q, .,,,.,o1 Inc
y brigham haI q william ID. Bloo1good: - r.,
leased tie store and basement ~ ~ L'HN-- ~ -
a tom u years W Sigmund Gahier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
BOSTON EXCHANGE OPENS
Business About Normal
Market Quiet and Steady.

Boston, Dec. 10.-Trading on the
Stock Exchange was resumed to-day
after a suspension of 100 days, and,
according to President Walter Jack
son, business was conducted in salts
| factory manner. The volume Of trad
/ ing was about the same as on an
average day last spring, 1851 shares
of stock and $4,000 in bonds changing
binds.
The list was divided into three
classes. Practically unrestricted trad
ing was permitted in strictly Boston
stocks. which made up the largest part
of ne list. Dealings in internatlonals,
sui as United States Steel and Union
Pacific. were transacted through a
special committee. 1t was announced
that Class stocks, including Cal rmet
and Hecla, Osceola, Tamarack and 9TH
er mining shares, which are also
handled by a committee, will be placed
on the unrestricted list in a short
time.
Brokerage houses reported consider
able interest in the market, but the
attendance at the big quotation boards
was not large.
Interest in the local market centred
in Butte and Superior, which advanced
ia TO 35I4. Other shares were in
fair demand. The market closed quiet
and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11

The following sales we're recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
IA Nesey St:
b. Joseph T. Day
Sli Az. 1859. e :. 632 . q l20th s.. s7.sxloo;
sy tenmt and stores. Roosevelt Il al.
thus, sgt Inter-Ciy Land and Securities Co et al
tay a Carroll. attys. VI Edf.suu. ref due,
sis.oo5 S.. taxes. etc. Sl.07I 90. To the plaintiff
FOR $4,000
le3D ST, 442 W. $. 200 o, Amsterdam sy.
@3rllzb. sly tenmt. Emgrant lrdusLral say
g Bank AZ Johanna Strack . a.. X x
OGOrman. attys n / Rabbe ref: due. s2l 2ls 70 :
taxes. etc. {l,205 40. To the pialntic for S-l.j09
Al the BTonI Exchange.
By Joseph p Day.
10TH ST, eI r. n E cor Hughes az. o. 20
Belmont az. S0.9I95Il65.j. two ) sy tennis. J
RosenWeig sgt W Seitman e. al. 7 ID W scar
ing atty. " II S,eilGamp. ref: due. 1913 -
ta1es. etc. Sj.ili 81 sub 10 first mtg. $500. 70
HALL PLACE. i069. s. i24lt $ o, islh. 25t
lV2 ks 21lOJ.j, 2 sly dUlg. A Nlle.s a;t
Nellie O'Coulell e. al. W c Roe. atty: "
Sander. ref due s.. 6i6 o.. taxes etc. s3si CT /;
To the plaintiff for $1,000
By d. Ph@nir Ingsham CO.
ANDREWS Av. 22ge. :. 1918 u 1891 a..
!5.l44lV0x... llIllgll, vacant Anna VI hoobs
trus. sgt Eliz ] Wildwood e. al. Brown.
atty; T. IngrGham. ref. due. $685. 81; tsIea
etc. 1l.e62 IL. To tie plaintiff Tor sI4,0gV
b. James J. Donovan.
POWELL Az. q. IIsll " or Olmsted az. or
1851; vacant. HickoI agi Alice Il Brown Ct
a.; Brissch. stw; z Kelly, ref; due.
s6l9 o.; ta4s. etc. si4S u. To Tie plaintiff
for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

! garments instead of buying the size
| they really should have a size or two
| larger is bought for fear that the gar
ment is made too small. II garment
is labelled properly this should not
happen. IL has been learned that when
a woman purchases garment that does
not give satisfaction she will 60 else
where next time, regardless Of the fact
that the merchant may have other
brands that will give her satisfaction.
By placing the manufacturers name
and the correct size on each piece the
purchaser, il not satisfied, viii be able
TO select another brand when new pur-
chases are TO be made.
Large overplaids in dark textures,
with green and brown mixtures, for the
mems clothing trade, will be used ex-
tensively for the coming season. For
later spring wear light colored over
plaids will predominate. Single breast
ed suits in light colored crashes and
double breasted suits in blue nannels.
with the English soft roll collars. with
out padding or haircloth, will have the
call for summer wear. Hot weather will
bring out Palm Beach and Rsiah silk
cloths, in light tan shades.
The modes Of the 1900 period are
being brought back again. as can be
seen by the extreme wide skirt and the
abundance Of rufiies being shown: An
evening costume Of pale blue chiffon,
with a tight fitted bodice Of velvet and
trimmed with small rosebuds Of silk,
short skirt, with fare bottom and large
lace points, is being shown. Another
chic evening design, with black velvet
bodice and three ruffies OF yellow
pleated net, trimmed with tiny black
beads and a small jet ornament on each
shoulder, is among the leading ersa-
tions for the coming season.
Many cloak. suit and dress msuufaet-
urers are under the impression that the
buyers who visit the. market next
month will be the you have TO show
me" kind, as many are in the habit OF
going abroad for their styles for spring
wear They say IL such is the case
many of the buyers will be surprised
70 learn that the creations OF the Amer
lean designers are much better than
those from abroad. There will be more
buyers in the local market next month
than ever before, owing to the foreign
conditions and the extreme change IN
STYLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
Parcel Near 46th Street
Has Been Held at
100000.
BUYER GIVES CASH
FOR APARTMENT
House in ST. Marks Place
Three-Cornered Deal in The
BronX-Other Sales.

A. l.. Mordecai & Son. operators and
builders, have bought from Daniel II.
Morgan, through Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown Co..pany, the five
story business building at 557 Fifth
av., on a J.. 25xl00 feet. The parcel,
which is sos feet south Of 46th st.
and the same distance from the Church
Of the II, .venly Rest 10 the south, mas
been held at 100000.
The parcel was acquired by Mr.. Nor
gan in 1906 from George Nicholas, who
had taken it earlier in the year from
Henry II. Benedict. There is q mort
gage of 100000 on the property.
The Berlin Renting Company has
sold for A. Cohen 30 st. Marks Place,
a six story freproof apartment house,
to l.. Goldstein. II was a cash trans
action.
A three-cornered deal was announced
in The Bronx. The Benenson Realty
Company purchased from John Eggers
the five story building with stores on
plct 45x1lO, at the southwest corner
of Intervale av. and Tooth ST. In eX-
change the buyer gave 1866 and 55S
East 154th ST., five story new-lew
apartment house, on plot oOxlUO, lOO
feet east of Courtlandt av. The inter
vale av. corr er has been resold by the
Benenson company to a client OF Eu-
gene j. Busher, who gave in exchange
81 and 3l3 East 149th St. extending
through to 30S-3l0 East l5Oth ST., three
and four story buildings, on plot OK
$50. between Courtlan md Morris
avs. Mr.. Busher and Smith l.. Phelps
were the brokers.
Pasqu le Margarella, 4 candy man
ufacturer. is the buyer Of the two SIX
story lofts at i77 20 4sl Broome ST.,
the sale Of which was announced in
these columns yesterday. The prop
erty vas sold ' the Jacob Weeks es-
tate. The adj,ining southeast corner
of Wooster ST. is owned by MI Mar
garell %. He plans to reconstruct the
building for his business, which IS
now located at 81 Narick ST..
Other sales announced follow:
-4TU sT.-wuliam G. Schmidt has rcso'd 20 =
Mr. skinner lsi West 'iih g.. t ,es s,og Ina
tween Columbus and Amsterdam avs. NJ. S,hhlidi
purchased the house last June from Josef Steiner
ZO0TH ST-Smith q Phelps nave s9-d lhe lHo
story dwelling house on plot l5tloI ieet, on ue
north Side of a00th o.. 40 feet vest 81 Perry aF'
SoI-TilERN BOJLEyA8D-E Francis llillen-
brand has sold Tor the Cedar Constitution tonpany
Barrett 81 a four story 1Athouse. with saloon. on
iof z-Al00 feet. Tie purchaser Is az o1i-oi -tohh
woman investor
10TH ST-Euecne J. Bushcr Company resold
e0si Esiicy A.. on plot i5Tll2 feet. which vas
taken bv ne sellers a icw DAYS ago 90 part payment
for tho sir story apartment hul'e At ne s9tlhHe1s
corner Of 81. Nicholas az and leoih s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A steady densnd prevailed for steam tonnags and
,,9deraie buspest Vas reported in rnsftering
psts. nffn Win tonnage hcafce. QioisiiQns ~
ff.s.,ool IA. London Hun and Bristol. "a picked
,,rts lsTgs tonnags "a ca cotton % Liverpool. pr
Ia is 10 Clafefs-Bf steamer. @sbiI tons. gcn-
- r.ryo Nesg YORK 10 Msfssille5 30s. net form.
fss,fouf gr steamer 1900 ora grain Aantic fsuzs
H. ysr.4li~G "a a. Jsu Gtcek steamer. - 900 o.
gssir Guif - west coast italy. - 81 Jant 10
s,ea..e, :, 900 ar gfaln Gun 70 west coast y y.
3, fGofion ssst coast. o. Nd Jan-F ~ steam
!. et57 tors senefal ffa1es. Or months. % "a.
a.iise,e. ii " pfompf Bf steamer 2io- tons
1prsvlD1,l,l. snEsf. CuDs 70 Londgn Liverpool o.
X, 49, 20 tons deals. Bangor or ftockion
sfstbss 10 W Britain Or y Irsiand. 10 Dcc-Jan
= isooasf go teus. coal Bhiiinofs % hslpon'
s.l6.gSr IN tons. rllDfo9d. BridgTnaief z, "
E.ltIlors q L. 1e.0oGss. ts. se-A. ssias,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
WILLS FILED.

Arthur lngraharn plec 30. H." than too99
real estate molr fis. bt"N p-fsunal, u
t- a. second Az arI i--fn 81 ln trust
com income two nieccs s no year ami
$50 repieNa 500 year frWhln'ei OF h-
..,.,,. fof NE 20 George T.. ircfa1fra ntoi n"f.
.tllrg Justice % 'hr f"iei.al. Division
"a dsath % Justice lusfaIHr Income 70
l.tfrrfv frcralaui nephew H. t-Fiatnf. sun.
l.Cf 10 tr,Iffs from residue SEQ Il year -
Tmrua lngrsLam. Wifow 20 hf.uier Daniel =
I-yrqfaui, ST.. rest 10 '-.-..rr lngrshaw. ana
,f feaff 81 both srt.Ue residue. suu Get 10
fru,ts. 10 Plmnix ii- ahafn who receives
ths library pictures silver snd other per
rorai effects Alexander \ Green. ettys.
Esther y Lincoln iNor ~. more than
$1,000 personal. 20 Neiis sack. faithful
s.rvant Tor more than thirty years" 500.
Te~, 10 four sons. Arro~smith Dunn. s;tys
Henry Wynkoop tOct. s.. more than so. 90
real estate value Of perto1sl unknown. 70
Agnes T.. C. 4. WynkooY. wife. Burke
Alert Meyer sept 7s. 81 200 real estate.
S3is0 personal; 70 sons and daughters Peter
l. McEligott. ats.
personal. to children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
CJoaks ara Sufsa

cioaks ana Suits
CLINTON. IowA-Towle & Meye CO: Mr. Nsye
and Mr.. Lndorf: Ii6 W go q. Room lslO
DANyn1E, ILL-Enery DDsOods Co; Emery
iiS s2d g. Room 1919 -. x.,,,,
DALLAS, TEx-NeimAn. Marcus Co; A Neinaf
tsprnsl: 10 Z ed o.. 10th coor
DENvER-Neusts.er co: Mar y Neuste;g nt
Miss r Kere: 80 s,h sv Room III. -,
AIENPHIs-I Goldsmith & Sous; N Johns; Ia
MNPHIs--J summeraeld. Summarized tsDrins)
IS 22d s. 10Th floor. -. A.,
PORTLAND. ME-EsstmAn Bros Bancroft; III
hirkpa,nck: 1870 BWsy. an floor -.
ST LoUIs-s,iT. Bser 4 Fuller: NJ We'll. misses
ard girls 4 W go Il. 10Th door -, a.,
TERRE HAUTE-A Herr. Z Bauer: ils $50
S. Room 1910.
DETRoIT-Crowley. Miner CO: Miss Z Miller: 20
pANyiLLE. I1I-T@cry prysOOds Co: s Ensy
ll6 32l s. Room 1910.
DALLAS. TEX-Neiman. Msrcus Co; A Seiman
PORTLAND. lI.-Eas,man Bros Bancroft; Mr.
Kirkpatrick. 1910 Bway 9TH fOof.
Dresses.
CLINTON. TowA-Tcule & Meyer Co: Mr. Meyer;
JIG w SD s.. Room 1910
DALLAS. TEN-Neimzn. Marcus Co; Neiruan
Spring.: 70 ED ST. 10th noor
DANYILLE. ILL-Emery DJgoods Co: J Emery
ll6 W S2d ST. Room 1910
Mss 5 Il Keens: $50 5th az. Room, IN
Dggoods Co. h!ss Mars
,lEliPHIS-J GOLDSMITH & Sons: NJ B Johns; las
w g3d 81, "a noor
Nni,rPHIs-J summe-acld; surnmcraeld CsprinE) :
PORTLAND. ifE-Eastman Bro, & Bancroft; Mr.
Rirkpatrick; 1870 Bvsy. tih eooT ~, -..
ST LOUIS-StiK. Bacr a. Fuller; MI We'll. misses
and girls. II W 2Sd 81. 10th door.
skirts.
CLINTON, IowA-Towle & Meyer Co; Mr. Meyer;
DALLAS. II TEx-Sein.n. Marcu, Co; Nsimsn
DENyEf-Neustetsr Co; Max Newsletter: go 5th
MESlFHis-J summerssld: summernold; u z
PORTLAND piF~Fss,man Bios 4 Bancroft: Mr.
Kirkpatrick: 1870 Bway. 4th foot
ST LOI lS-StiK. Baer 4 Fuller. Mr. Wei, misses
aud sirs' Il W 23d ST. 10th floor
sIlks. Liners and oOmsstIe,.
BosToN-R II White Co: u shannon, siikS:
" Doyle. wash gods; 80 80 av I'm noof
CAGO-Msndie Bros. Probst domesties Is
CIiIIC1GoGsicsel. Cooper Co: L II Matthews,
silks / L Mayer. linens and dcmesSies; 10 E ed
ST Lo 5TU;ins 4 Barr: o Helm. dOnes;ics.
81 W 2sth g. 9Th door.
Furs.
BosToN-R II White Co; Mr. slocum; i1Ts Bvsy.
Ladies' N.ekxsar.
II shepherd: rs " s2d
AZ Room IglO
DALLAS. TEX-A Harris a Co: L Harris; iis
" Esd St. Sd floor
Rug, and Upholstery Goods.
Il Block: w Wolf; 1881
Bway. iith floor
los ANGELFS-Nfuse. Paris A Walker Co: A
Palm: lIg " 32d st. Room lil0.
kfII. UKEE-Hefzfed. Phillils0n Co; br BITS
bslue. % Union 50. 81 floor.
MiscsaneoU.
POSTON-Fuene's: Mr. Ring. furs ana dresses
tbsserneut). il6 W 32l 81. 18th floor.
KANSAS CITY. MO-Bumhdm, Munger, koot
Dvgo0is co; Geo Mueller, Jobs OF anything, -
Leonard 81. Room 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
NEW HOME IN EQUITABLE
American Smelling Co. to Pay
S1,250,O00 Rental.

III, American Smelling and Rennins Nonpa.
has leased through Douslss loeinsoa. -i Il,
provu Cotnpsny The entire ullfy t01fth 49, ~
- a.. ti,f-iv-ddb noofs ln The Equitable bulid-
ing. row nssring complexion. lhe ease T q;
psI.od Of ten yesrs Al an ssAiss~" ''N-
spp-IrimatsJ 100000 - ...-, 4, a..
I'M, c0f1panJ has been io- some yeifs "a W ,,.
ri,r fnr,.t,rc building a. TO- BfoadNg -
J-si~. - large Industrial c0fpofsuon3 10 co"..a7
n ~. heart o; he financial district. o-' - Nm
re-. ~ rIsrs adopted for The Equltsuir pui''l =
800. ,.-',,..~ a.l.l- does q isrse area ven ~
,sIy~I f.r .-rpofations which ~ ne sane -.,s
80 h. sIfdieifrI 90 progil. not oiy -! "@-'
-, .-ooo9,ic.l Use Of space Tor smaller teushts
MIA thls lease. approximately eus-"-. .e-,.i, i,
,,..i rsrts6ie area "a tie structure AK r ~ /.
80. - 1 400 GO scuare feet hes bern fen.-u '-'liA
49, mans and il Il sad that neslusi4ai, az lenn
inE which viii give the building iuH 49,
,es.nts h, lie date 81 rs completion. M-Ien l.
isis sbe9ld only = portion Of tie nt.nA'uon' Oe
completed -. -, 81. t.,fiains all
lie thirty -sI;h or top hooi ., ~ .'i4' -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
a. 5 per cent unless otherwise s
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
VAN CoRTEAR PL. :. is n Js-obus pl.
Sl.35Y709 prior mtg s. 000) ! ] Buzzini 10 An
tonic Psligrini 205 Vt Hope pl: Dec J. due. etc,
a. per bond ats. DAVID WEIGH. - Nassau y;
STH Az. $50 n cor ga st. =: lsasshOid
Thomas Kelly 10 George Ehrr, 1871 PARK az;
De- ?. demand. G. atty. / BGfsha,d; III
BHay. $4,000
i6TH sT. -. 1851 " Columbus AZ. 2oIl09.2. julia
prior mtg so oOOl; due as per bond; .stiys,
Nasten K Nicho.s. 80 wall Il: &.I42
18TH ST. "a cor Park Az. 22IS22; Helen D White
Haisht 10 Alfred D Pel. 52s 5th Az; Dec 10
lprior mtg sl2.5ool. ". G. atty q u CD ~,
IzTH ST -, 205 " Greenwich e. 1880 Mary c
Tuting 70 Henry Schimpf and Gno. eIrs and
trls. as Sith St. Dec TO- due As per bond I;
isSTH ST. SIS. 2s7s Amsterdam Az. 81 sIs9 4
Caroline Ross 70 c Bechstein. NeS Rochele.
Y. Dec 2: 81. atty. Thornau. 50 Church
HIST ST. 1918 v Amsterdam az. i5.eIs5; II
HeltmSnn % o Schlcltng. ~ Jackson aV
tp-tor mtg S3i 000j due Jan !. 1915 ? C.: Dec
4. atty. II Knoeppei Beckman 81; 5000
The Bronx.
EASTERN Az. = 2l34 o. iTith 81. 251sj;
Meinstein 70 Board OF Educauon % the he
formed Church 10 America. - 22d St. Nov
2. yrs. , c; atty, Z L Livingston, lts
Bgsy: 5000
ELLISON Av. cor Of Marin 81. 751lO0.
Polchinsh 20 5 Is Hickox. 2246 Gleason az; Dec
2: , ys. 80 c: atty. Frank Cas-. Inc, 25 d5
LOT 8. Blk 70, map Morris Park: D Calvin to
J VI Giord. trus. 5l9 W 1854 81. Dec o. 3 yrs
3 . c. atty. L T | and n Co. Sl.l80
ST LAWRENCE Az. i225 :, 25rloo Bosser,
Dec 9. due. etc. as per bond: atty. G and
Co; $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-11
IMPORTATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 20 trade matters and condition.
should be addressed 10 the Editor o. the Buyers
Column.
Question-Kindly give me through
your column the name of the uuyer OF
the cloaks and suits for Rothschild d.
Co, of Chicago. Yours. truly, NJ. Com
pany. Answer-A. c. Berwanger.
Question-Whst will be the most
popular cloth for summer suits and
skirts *. X. /. Answer-Palm Beach
cloth will be shown very exto nsively.
Question-Where rs the New York
Office of the T.. Gottschalk Company, OF
Fresno, Cal? Respectfully, A. 5. G.,
Philadelphia. Answer-ll6 West 32d
ST., Room 14l0.