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s2n, 900 HOUSE AT GEDNEY FARM.

Robert T. Farley, president Of the Ged-
ney Farm Company. has planned the con-
struction OF large residence to cost
about $4,000 on the sit, of the former
Willets's house at Gedney farm The site
chosen for the construction of this new
house commands a view of Long ISL
and Sound and Is within quarter of a
mile Of the new Gedney Farm Hotel ana
the golf links OF the Gedney Farm Coun-
try club, in the immediate vicinity OF the
estates Of samuel q. Bayne OF the Sea-
board National Bank and the late Robert
Kerr The plans OF this new house are
now in preparation and construction will
be started soon.
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~ DORADO HAS NEW OWNER.

Title 10 the IL Dorado Apartments, oc-
cup the block front on the west side OF
Central Park West, between Ninetieth
and N.uctv-ilrst streets. was transferred
yesterday by the Audley Realty Company
10 L'.,.u g. Bache of Bristol. K. l., sub
!e,t To o mortgage for s9l5, 1000. Audley
Glars" ot Brooklyn bought the FL Dorado
.4s' Iul,. giving 10 the FL Dorado Realty
Ccuaa.t IN part payment about forty i'm
'ra.,. aud vacant properties In various
b.. Of Brooklyn. He Is said to have
ra.i ,hc equal of about sl'1o0.ooo for the
tVa ..sat story houses on the block front
" Fl measures gUl5X100 feet
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$4,000 BROOKLYN FLATS.

The Lanoor Realty Company II having
plans prepared by Cohen Bros. architects.
for "A four story apartment building to
cover plot s0x70 feet on the south side
OF Monroe street 2s5 feet west OF
Nostrand avenue. 4 feature OF tho
building will be the reception hail 1t
Ia to have a fireplace. treated In marble
in the Louis XIV. style OF architecture
The building will cost $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

The Military Plaza Hotel which Is
being erected opposite Military Park,
Newark. n. j.. at a cost OF 100000 has
been subleased' by McNamee 4 Hallerar
to Charles A. Carrigan. proprietor OF
Park Inn at Rockaway Park y. J. The
lease Is for twenty-one years at All aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000. The hotel will
be ready for occupancy September !. II
IS being erected by group OF New Jer-
sey men. several OF whom are associated
with the Public Service Company. The
hotel was built for Mcnamara & Hal
leran on a long term 1t IL this lease
hat the hotel men are now selling. The
hotel will compare with the best In the
country. Matt J. Ward 4 Co negotiated
the deal.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

nth ST. 1876 E--Hiller Slsvin - Theresa
Mcclure ct al, Oct ). 19ta...,.......sg3 $3.50
10TH 81, 2s E-colrman N Erausc We
rs 10th ~ Corp ct al, Aug . 1918. s.s5
HUNTS POINT RID, cor seneca uN--
Charles shapiro VS. Geo q Graham Constr
Co ct al, July 10. lal3.............f.db 65
10th ST g. between River ana Gerard
nvs--Sam s Glauber. Inc. Henry l.
MorrI. 81 al, Dec 20. 1873 tby bond s110.es
SAME PROPERTY --tiurney Hester Mfg co
va same, Dec 20, 1918 (by bondl.. 400
l6TH ST, r. 30s 18th av--Coleman A
krause vs. Arthur Lewis ct a. July
n 4
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Rv,tp> roR nRoOkLYN HOUSES

S'uaWcU y Burikhard have sold for :.
LtHis mo two and one-half story dwell
rE ~ N3 quincy street to Mrs. A.
F'd
q. II Bergen n Son have sold FOR
MAJ . Conner the four story and base
mept dwelling at SO First place to q.
rs'Lrlo.
collins Toan n CO. have sold for the
lDegiJn Realty Company, Millard Neith
President. the dwelling at 91s LenoN road
= I..rla.. ]. MeinZ.
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west or llfth hN, between fourte"htn ana
10th sts.)
9TH Az $. 23.4 n Goth 81. 2ov53G-U .
Realty 4 Impt Go to Caroline OMEN ct al,
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THE COPPER MARKET.

A decided surprise was sprung a. the
Copper Producers Association meetinN
yesterday noon when the net results OF
January's refinery operations showing II
t.l+2,ls2 pound decrease rather than an
increase. became known. Members of
the association predicted last week to the
writer that without doubt there would be
an increase and their guossos ranged from
100000 to 100000 pounds. Both ex-
ports and domestic deliveries were In en-
cess OF what had been looked for. while
production about broke even with antici-
pations.
OF fpilpuS
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
Messimer n Carreeu, Manhattan: capital
5000; directors William l.. Nicola. George
Turner and Grant Campbell, New York
Murray Hill Construction Company, Inc,
Manhattan; capital 5000. directors Mar.
garet II. Msynicke. Robert II Maynioke
White Plains. y. y. Frederick 9. fucker
Mount Vernon, y. y.
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WASH NGTON, Feb Tho destroyer
Beuham has arrived a. Guantanamo. 'hs
mino ship san Francisco and tugs Pstspsco
boat Annapolis az Mare Island the tender
Tonupah and submarines D-i, %, p-s. E-i
and T. . at New orleans. tho submarines
~ aad " aud the tug Cheyenne at san
pcdr1 AID the cruiser lies MuiIcl Ct Vera
GU.
THO cruiser Birmingham has sailed from
,iubu'ahHUo for ,iuaCsnRynho Bay and III .
destroyer Terry from Charleston for NtAlui
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BUYERS AT KEANsBURG REACH

7. Bradley Cox has sold lots and plots
at Charles Cars. West Keansburg Beach.
10 the following: Mrs. J. Alabue. Brook
Ign : william Is. Barrett, Brooklyn. Will
lam J. Chitty. Brooklyn A. Crocco. The
Bronx Benjamin Colwell, New York city
Salvatore Cracolci brooklyn: Albert
Gebhardt Brooklyn; Henry Henger, New
ark: Y. Haagensen. Newark; Daniel
King. Kearny. y. j.; Joseph c. Murray,
New York city; David Mills. Brooklyn
William II. Meyer. Montvsle, y. j. ; James
Mahr, Brooklyn: Fred Miner. Newark
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RROk ERAGE NOTES.

William +. Costello for ten years with
Charles Field Gr!ffen a Co. is now CON
nected with the firm of Fish & Marvin.
Sidney Dillon Ripley. who has been con-
nected with Worthington Whitehouse for
the past year, Is now associated with
Cocks q WilletS
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TO BUILD BROOkLYN DWELLINGS.

The plot on the southeast corner Of
Foster avenue and East Twenty-sixth
street. Flatbush will soon be improved
with eight two story two family brick
buildings, estimated to cost altogether
$4,000. according to plans filed with tho
Brooklyn Building Bureau last week.
Three OF the dwellings to be built on
Foster avenue, each on plot l7x+4!6 feet,
will cost $4,000 apiece while the remain
ing five will cost $4,000 each Himer.
Stolp & Co. are the owners
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Demand fog the $4,000 600 ) per cent
Cuban bolds offered last week by j. y.
Morgan n CO., Kuhn, Io,ch & CO, tho
First National Bank and the Nat!oral
CITY Bank was So large that only 10 per
cent. of the amount Of the applications
could be allotted after advance sales had
been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
LEASES ROCkAwAY PARK HOTEL

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
the Park Inn Hotel property. fronting on
the ocean, between Fourth and Fifth ave-
nues. Rockaway Park. L. l.. TO Valentine
Schmitt. present proprietor OF the Hof
Brau Haus In Brooklyn. for n term of
two years, Extensive alterations will be
made 10 both exterior and interior. in
GLIDING new furnishings throughout. The
lease carries an option OF purchase at
$780, 900
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ADDS TO LONG ISLAND FARM.

Edwin y. Bowley has sold for the
Magenheimer estate forty-three acres at
Fort Salonga with frontage on Long
Island Sound to William Buchheit, Jr.
Mr.. Buchheit owned the adjoining prop
erty on the west. and this purchase gives
him a tract Of over 100 acres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
BRONX THEATRE LEASED.

Michael Kahn has leased for Joseph
Corn the motion picture theatre in course
of construction on the east side OF South
ern Boulevard, north OF l63d street, for
"A term of ten years TO Charles Friedman.
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PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

There will he a meeting of the United
Real Estate owners Associations this eve
ming In the Grand Union Hotel, Forty
second street and Park avenue
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with name and address OF owner ana
attorney. when attorneys name II omitted
address party OF second part)
Hal
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p,>> uIDGEwOOD DWELLING.

I. D, Wals,rum-Gordon Forman have
'"r Thomas II Morrison his resi-
80 los Lincoln avenue, Ridgcwood
20 ). IL, Miller.
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BROKERS IN noCKErELLER DEAL

William A. White 81 Sons represented
William Rockefeller in the sale OF Shep-
ard villa at Scarborough. which was re-
ported in Sundays .SvN. The buyer, whose
name has not been announced. is client
OF Nichols IL Hobbie
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NO AUCTION SALES.

There were NJ offerings of real estate
yesterday In either the Manhattan, The
Bronx or Brooklyn salesrooms
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WEST SIDE DWELLING LEASED.

repe & Bro. have leased to Charles
Garibaldi the three story and basement
dwelling at So Grove street for three
years for residential purposes.
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WASHINGTON Fob. .. -- These army
orders were issued to-day:
Second lieut. y q pillusn from the
Twenty fourth 10 tho Thirteenth Infantry
second Lieut.. q. l.. Strelingcr, from the
Thirteenth to the Twenty fourth Infantry
col l. : Mccormick from the eighth
cavalry and duty IN thiippinc. Department
To the United states for further orders.
col. e. ~ Murray from Tia" Twelfth TO
The Seventh cavalry aud Manila, June /
cot o. X. Hunter from tho seventh 20
tho Eleventh 'aIalry, June T.
This Navy order was Issued;
Flrst Lieut. II, y. , Manucy, il, Marine
Corps from receiving ship az New York
90 marine barracks Nav Work
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LIS pENDFNS.
Manhattan.

GRAND ST n cor Cannon 81. bOxlO0--
Jacob Levy agt kassel Oshinsky et al
foreclosure OF mortgage Gttys, Arnstcin
iO2D ST, II $, 355 Sd av. a5xlOo 1l-charles
\ Robinson agt benjamin Jacobs ct al
foree LEISURE OF mortgage; attys, Rollins
SAP ST 81 W-Felicitas Fuhr ast Chas r
"ildey' sr, ct al foreclosure OF mort
Eascli utty, " Nentno
Carolyn N swiney ct al (iorec iosure Of
mortgage atty, l. Werner,
MADISON 81 iAI-Arnold Thsyer ct al agt
Aefahan Lewis foreclosure Of mor'gsge) {;
2p Ay.. " :. bet nth and listh SITS. lot 60
Rudolph Nallach Co agt Joshua York ct al
,amended foreclosure OF tax lien) atty. 4
Cd AV e's-peter Ruxe ast Yetta Jacobs
e. al foreoiosure OF mortgage; atty, l.
wendell. Jr.
JENNINGS ST, n =. 10 Il Of rnion nv,
4GN64.;N irreg--Henry Krauth ag' Eliza.
GARRisoN Az v 5. bS{ Lafayette az and
LonEwood ay lot ts-Kabe1 Realty "a
BAILEY Az, $, bet Fort Independence St
and .3sth ~. lot lgO-Kabee Realty Co
foreclose tax Hem; atty, 5 Bcdenhelmer,
LOT Isl. NAP Of Lacon1s Park, 25ylss,-
et Al action 70 foreclose tax llen). attys
LOT 100, map OF section a, Vyse estate
James Nell ct al agt BERTHA Frey ct q
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys, Blandy
LOT lis, section A. vyse estate-Jessie Mel
agt hertha Frey ct al foreclosure OF mort
ST kNNs ~ bl IScsn:s Carpenter
gaFc); a,tys. w 4 G Champerlin.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

PAKk ROW. l.2. store ana room on "a
hoorDJeanie stuart TO sanl Rosenthal.
+7TH ST. Is 4, Sd loft--Amos r. Pincho,
to McFord a Mace, Inc. aha yrs from
I RI,v l. l'l'i atty ke~ourr, az
BROADWAY. = " cor 7?d st. all-Morrf
Schinhsi 20 Prospect Leasing Co, Inc 2a5
" 72d ., is yrs from Feb I. 1919; atty,
Stodinrd Marks. l2s Bway .,,..., $50. 900
syTH ST, 81 l.. all--Tsrael Grc,nberg and
an" - HyWan Brlenky, eeO T. l0ath 81
: yrs from May :. 1913; atty. Michael V
Rosenh"rg, lS? Nassau st,.,.,.....sl s:J
BOWEkN, i6i, al!-AlfreI Hnrth ana ano
trus TO cassie \ simpson ~ al. 20s4 5,l
az. yrs from May J. 1914; attys, Harry
7TH Az. 1895 all-isaac Goodsteln 10 Hy.
man Belinke and ano, 3 yrs from oct :
1915 atty Michael J Rosenberg. 1872 Mas
= on
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WNi.W OT 65TU STREET FLAT.

NHlnm II. G.rntzlingor IL the buyer OF
' ..o story Hat ~ 10 West Sixty-hfth
.., sulc Of which by Ia. estate OF
g. SAardlow through NJ NJ Hay
49, was reported recently
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

PARK WEST, W cor sSth ct,
i,sNioo--Star Hanger Go ast Progress
club. owner: q L. Waller Constructing GO,
contractor ,.,...,,.,,... ....r, ,S6s, 2b
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The statement follow ;
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MORTGAGES.
(With name ana address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown

downtown.
,South OF Fourteenth ST.
FRONT ST. i0. H. ls.sx79 s-JaInes \
Aull, Jr. and ano TO Jean Thompson Aull.
Germantown. Phila, Dec 20, 1917, pr mtg
$4,000, yrs. p c; atty. james A Aull
Jr, Germantown. Phila. 81 900
PARK ROW, 1879, y y. l7.lxG4G-Abr I.iebes-
Edwin o Brinckerhofr, 80 W 7ath 1T Feb 7
Bwsy ...,.....,..,,...sls,O 900
East side.
(Esst OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
1I0th stsD
to Excelsior Saving Bank 10 " sd 81,
Dec ~. due Feb Q. 1919, 6 y q atty
l. 7 Ins Co. l60 Bway,,....,......Ss u. 900
18TH ST. .. ts0 "a av. 20xs2-M Morris
Weinstein and sno to Aaron NHrtels 30
" ilsth at, install y c, Feb 3: atty
TG Co. i76 Bway. ,......,,.......,S $4,000
aaTH ST, ms: 2ssH g 9Th av, le,sxl0o.5--
Sank, ii Chambers st, FEB .. yr. PC S'
attys. Amend d A, lls Nassau st, $4,000
I'D Az, =. g.: 6bth vt, l9nso--Leonhard
Zciler to Isidor Frcund, 81 81 Nicholas
av, install y c. Feb 7; attys, a. II
Bloch, 90 Nassau st..,...,..,,,.,. 80 900
ted ST. ~ H. 25xi02. Otto Leppert 10
lily Kaiser, los? Prospect ay Feb T. s'yrs,
- atty. II l. Nehring, 2 Wall st $500
18TH ST. $500 r., 8. 5ovl02.a-Augustus
O schuster to Title q T 60, l76 Bway,
Jan 81, due as per bond, ....,......slc,0 600
West Side.
/ west OF rlfth av between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
9TH Az, W g. 234 n goth st, 2ov53. GU Z
Realty 4 Impt Go 10 carolin" OMEN ct al
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Npny.


two Assts) ........... ........., VI
AMER REAL ESTATE co to Helena
SAME % Henry WIN Rerk. ......... D.. II 900
WESTCHESTER TRUST co TO Mary Il
McCarmack. ASH four mtges. ,..... ". 800
! MACKAY SMITH virginia 5, to Lawyers
Mtge Co............... ,.......... ~. 900
kOpERTsON. John, and ano, TO Bertha
pieser .............., ....... $4,000
DAVIS oliver f, to John Robertson. 5000
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises sS sun sets 5.2< Noon nses Us
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. ia GovI Island $50 He'll GaN 30
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyR,k iOU Coy. Island. 1928 Hell Gate. so
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MELRoSE Az, cor idIst 81 store
Richard kduscher to Guttllcb Sommer-
holder. 400 4 liist 81, 3 yrs from MAY l.
1914 atty, liupf"is Sons. si2 ~ AIMS
WHITE PLANS Az, n " cor .2.d st. 2GS
lob hll-OlinYillc Realty 60 TO Leo
lewinger. ss0s white Plains av. VI. from
zen ~ 1914 aitys Hupfcls sons So.
~ AIMS aN...,.,........... ....... 81, 200
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18TH STREET HOUSE NOT SOLD.
The recently reported sale OF tho dwell.
ing at l5l West Ninety-fifth street TO L.
mats Erber is denied by Benjamin I
Shlverts. attorney for the owner. John T.
Magncr.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

PHELPS STOKES ESTATES. INC. to Helen
= LIFE INs & r co ct al ests. to
LAWYERS + Ins 4 T Co.......... $4,000
RENF'St'E REALTY co TO Hy r Krozer. ~
TITLE q a r co to Bernet' ] King 1000
y Y MICE 4 SECURITY co TO walter
u aisdell ct al. eNrs :.,,''''.'.' s.o'9e9
V LIFE ms & T co ct al eNrs, 20 Dry
Dock Saw lnstn. ................ .s2o,oOO
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Arr,ved-MoNpAy. February o

MONDAY. Februsrys
Sc Cameron,a. Gias gov, January 81
IS Berlnudlan "a. NJ, bermuda. February T.
SIS Cibao. 10 =. NJ. sunday. Jamaica, februeSvN
SIS Allemannin. \. NJ, Ina gia. February5
IS Coamo. q \. NJ, San Juan. fcbruAry$.
IS Trym. 30 a. N Nipe. February
SIS Comus. New Orleans, February 4
Ss vi Oricn,r. Ga lveston. February 8
IS River Delaware. Philadelphia, februsryN
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ARRIVED From NEW YORK

ARRIVED ftOM NEW YUM
- Rocha mbesu. at Have.
IS Minnetonka, at London.
- IAcouia. at Ale Nandrla
81 California. at GlaS gov
So Berlin. at Gibraltar
So Perugla. at Gibraltar
s. Carouia. at Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW NORh
IS franconia. from Gibraltar.
- Ancuna, from Naples,
IS Alblnga. from Hayti
IS Canada from Palermo
IS frrdcrik VIII, from Christians nd
Evening star., 1914-02-14
SENATE'S "HOODOO DAY"
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS LATE
Saturday, 14th, Witnesses Strange
Happenings at North End
of the Capitol.

Friday. the 18th. has nothing; on Sat
urday. the 14th. of the month, as a day
of strange events" so far as the Senate
Is concerned.
To begin with. a black eat jumped down
an elevator shaft OF the Senate office
building this morning. taking its nine
lives ali at one throw. No reason for the
suicide OF the cat has been advanced.
When the hour of noon arrived, and il
became time Tor the Tag to be run up
over the Senate wing of the capitol show
Ing that the Senate was in session. the
fagman got his ropes twisted and the flag
went 10 the head of the pole upside down
Pedestrians noticed the strange position
OF the ilag, the capital police We're notified
and the flag was quickly righted.
Hardly had the session OF the Senate
been in fun swing ten minutes when Il
motion was made for an executive ses-
SION. The galleries were ordered cleared
OF spectators and the doors closed But
one OF the d0orkeepers duty at one of
The galleries did not hear this order lie
left his door wide open. and for the first
tlae IL years chance p4sSers had Il peep
AZ the Senate sitting behind closed
Goors- one OF the senators finally no.
ticed the open door and at his suggestion
:, was quickly closed.
Evening star., 1914-02-14
MEXICAN JOURNAL
IGNORES PROTEST
Ell impartial Defies Foreign
Office, Again Attacking
President Wilson.
ACTION REGARDING PERU
IS BASIS OF ONSLAUGHT
Allegation Also Made That His Pol
icy Has Caused Failure of $50
Banks in Southern U. S.

MtNICo CITY. Fehruai. II II spite
OF the protest made by Nelson . ;haushn-
essy. American charge d affaires and OF
the instructions of the Mexican foreign
office to desist from attacks on President
Wilson, III Imparcial today bore 4 three
column first page headline
The word Of Wilson lacks honor as
does he himself
The article which follows comments
on the recognition by the United States
of the new Peruvian government within
four days after the success Of the revolt.
This was done" the newspaper says.
in face of the declaration from the
White House March il. 1913. that tse
purpose of the United States is TO deny
sympathy TO all revolutionary govern
ments. Yankee processes work
only along the line of evil passions"
With similar prominence FL lmparcia3
publishes account of the alleged fail
ure of $50 banks in the southern United
States because of President Wilson :
iniqutous Mexican policy. An effort is
made by the newspaper to show that
President Wilson's policy is disapproved
by the great majority of people in the
United States and by practically all those
in the southern states.
Evening star., 1914-02-14
News Confirmed in WASHINGTON

A statement of the conditions in
Toxic leading up to the adoption by
the government of strong measures for
the repression of street violence. and
an expression of determine ton to con-
fine the agitation, which is being fo-
mented by the opposition, to the floors
of the diet, where it can find proner
and legitimate vent. has been received
here The Toxic estimate of the gravity
of the situation is reflected here
though some comfort is felt by the
officials in the fact that SO far the on
position has made it's issue with the
Government principally upon the basis
of internal questions, such as taxa
ton and naval scandals. and that the
attitude of the United States in the
land ownership question has not fg-
ured prominently of late.
Evening star., 1914-02-14
JAMES ]. SLEVIN DEAD.
Prominent in Tammany Hall in Days
of Richard Croker.

NEW YORK, February 14.-James J..
slevin, an old-time member Of Tammany
Hall, who held a prominent place in the
councils of that organization during the
days of Richard Croker, died of heart dis
ease yesterday.
Mr.. Slevin was seven ty-nine years of
age In 1875 he was elected to the as
sembly, but resigned a few months later
to become a member of the board Of
aldermen In 1890 he was elected alder
man at large. a position now designated
as president of the board Of aldermen. In
1888 he became register OF New York
county, and when his term expired he re-
tired from politics.
Evening star., 1914-02-14
TAXATION AND "sCANDAL"
GIVE TROUBLE IN TOXIC
japanese Stirred to Anger and
Street Demonstrations
Follow.

TOXIC, February 1.-THE japanese
government today took extensive mea-
sures for the maintenance of order in
the capital and for the suppression Of dis
turbances in connection with the demon
strauons Of protest against the increase
of taxation. a line of police armed with
sabers was drawn up around the par,ia-
ment buildings and several opposition
newspaper editors were arrested on the
charge of melting the populace to riot
In the house of peers an INTERPRETATION
was addressed to the government in CON-
nection with the naval scandal In the
course Of the debate Baron Keniire Den
censured Admiral Baron Minoru Saito
minister of marine, for not investigating
the matter earlier
Evening star., 1914-02-14
Hearing Is Promised.
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER WOUNDED
Result of Strike Riot at Mines Near
Golfers, w. Va.

GOLFERS, w. Va. February A.
James Moore, a striking miner, was
killed. and Harry Lucas deputy
sheriff. was perhaps fatally wounded in
riot at the mines of the West Virginia
and Pittsburgh Coal Company near here
Yesterday Moore. who had been living
with other strikers in tent near the
mine since last September when the
strike was declared. is alleged to have
attacked Lucas; Other strikers and a
number of strikebreakers were nearby
and the shooting became general.
Sheriff Patterson was summoned from
Wellsburg. the county seat and placed a
strong force of deputies around the mine
Lucas and strikebreakers and strikers
were arrested pending the result of the
inquiry which Coroner James Clemens
this afternoon.
there has been much disorder in the
district since the strike was inaugurated