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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
WOULD SUPPORT FEDS
Oklahoma Men Offer Financial Aid
Claim Trust.

Chicago, Feb. ia telegram
signed by &c. w. Bel'amy, former
governor Of Oklahoma, and F. H.
Wright, banker" received today at
the office Of the Federal league, sug-
gested the formation of a popular
fund to back the Federal league in
the legal fight against organized ball.
The telegram read:
1--WE wish to offer and suggest the
formation of a popular fund of IS, 900
to $4,000 from ourselves and others
toward the protection of Federal
league contracts legally made, against
the trust action of organized baseball.
You are authorized to draw on us for
amount of offer of protection
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
WASHBuRN POLITICS.
Students Choose Officers to Serve
Them for Next Semester.

The semi-annual class elections
were held at Washburn college this
morning. The seniors. juniors,
sophomores and freshmen chose the
officers for the last SEM
ester of the college year:
SENIOR CLASS
President-Dean Rogers
Vice president-Roy Davis.
Secretary-Helen Shirk.
Treasurer-H. Blinn.
Sergeant-at-arms- Sanders.
JUNIOR CLASS.
President-John Maynard.
Vice observation-disclosures Settler.
Secretary-Mary Balch.
Treasurer-E. Washburn.
Sergeant-at-Arms-B johnson.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
President-Frank Pierce.
Vice president-Marian Ring.
Secretary-Genevieve Wise.
Remuneration Williams.
Sergeant-at-arms Edwin Men,
ninger.
FRESHMAN CLASS
President-Harwood Benson.
Vice president-John Webb.
Secretary-Margaret Shakeshaft.
Treasurer-M. Brown.
Sergeant-at-arms@H Beattie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
THE WEATHER RECORD

Following are observations Of the United
States weather bureau for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this morn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13

was one Of the Investigations author
ICED In the appropriation bill reported
today. Congressman will continue to
distribute free seeds: the weather bu-
reau service will be extended to the
Panama canal and insular possessions.
more than 100000 will be spent study
ing how to eliminate the waste and
profits in foodstuffs between the pro-
Queer and the consumer and a general
reorganization Of the department of ag-
riculture along lines of great efficiency.
as laid down by Secretary Houston.
were authorized in appropriations ag-
gregating $25, 900, 600.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
Simple Home Treatment
For Superfluous Hair
Beauty Culture).

A very effective and simple home
treatment for superfluous hairs is as
follows: Mix into a paste enough pow
dered delatone and water to cover the
hairy surface, apply and after or 3
minutes rub off, wash the skin and
every trace of hair has disappeared.
This method is devoid of pain or dan
ger and leaves the skin free from spot
or blemish. Best results naturally fol-
low when the delatone is purchased in
an original package because its
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Free Garden Seeds Again In Agricul-
tural Appropriation Bill.

noon. Mines committee heard wit
nesses on Senator Walsh's radium bill
Smoot for codification of mining laws
amended to include Oil and mineral
land laws. immigration committee con-
tinued work on Burnett bill.
House met at noon. President Van
Hise Of the University of Wisconsin tes-
titled on the trade commission bill I'm
migration committee heard argument
for exclusion Of Hindus.
How to make hens lay more eggs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
Lincoln Post Attentic

LINCOLN Post Atte01On-
All comrades please assemble at
hall p. m. Saturday, Feb. IA, to at
tend the funeral Of Comrade G. O..
Wilmarth. W. r. REED, p. c.
j. M. MILLER, Adj. (Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be a Special Communica-
ton of Topeka Lodge No. II A. B. &
A. M. Saturday. February IA. at 1880
p. M, to attend the funeral Of Brother
George Otis Wilmarth. All Master Ma
sons are invited to meet with us.
NATHAN B. THOMPSON, Master.
CARL w. NELLIS, Secretary.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13
knights Templar Notice.

All members Of Topeka Command
cry will meet at Masonic temple Sat
urday at 1880 to attend the funeral
of Sir George o. Wilmarth. Please
be prompt. Cars provided. All those
who desire to see Sir Wilmarth may
call at the home, 1101 West Eighth
street, between 8 and IL o'clock Sat-
urday forenoon.
L. M. PENWELL, Commander.
HARRY F. WHITE, Recorder.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13

All members of Topeka lodge No.
50, X. of p. are requested to meet
at the hall at p. m. Saturday, to at
tend the funeral Of Brother @. %. VIII
marth at the First Congregational
church at $3.50 p. m. BY order Of
Frank Shafer, C. c., and A. D. Watts.
X. Of r. and S.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-02-13

To Lincoln Post Veterans.
Members Of Lincoln post No. 1. g.
A. r., are requested to meet at the
hall at 1880 o'clock Saturday, to at
tend the funeral Of our late comrade.
George o. Wilmarth.
W. r. REED. r. c.
J. NJ. MILLER, Adjutant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
CITY COURT.

Trial Term-FOwLER. SAT 1890 a. m
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

l. yrs: at'ys. cadHalaasr. W 7. 80 Wan 81 q;
i'i % iismbare S4 5sa " isa ''i3- Dec 1roS
mtg Sl2Ooo:,2 yrs. per cent: aiiys. Gei,,n.sol,
soTH ST. 8 iieS E o. s,h Az. lseIsss: Aiross
Realty Co 20 Augusta Mayer. 20 W 7Iih q; pc
,,g,r,5 Yrs atty. Title Gusr Gu, -. ooSsi0oV
W Z SilverthoTue 10 c Rushmore. J. 53th s.
Dec prior mtg $4,000: 9 Yrs, . pc, ss S' 666
uoTi ST '''2 zoo 5'e Of "a ay. SCHOOL,: rus
dero 20 Nassau Mortgage Co. &c Cedar s.: Deo
8. yrs. attys. Bowers q :. A. Cedar y ss',yv
Brand to II Friedwald 1850 Findiay az. duo
May l. 1918; per cent: Dec ]: ats. A a. s65
q Cedar Il. SLOW
The Bronx.
COLLEGE Av. S52 9 g. 251I0O: Maria Aerlumho
10 Bronx Security and Brokerage co. 25o
l3Sth ST. Dec 2. instruments. per cent avg oii
Le,yl...on; 25s z lssth s.: o., Mo-, y e.g
sheridan a seuave. 25xl0O. Ntery IIerney %
Blanche o Nafey 3lS Hague st. West ho0ohsii.
i,, %ib i sa9.a No % % a. j. y 81
DAILY Az los. s3l n Of 18Th st. - dIloo :
sielnnez Constr Go to Dwarsy % y, $50 Sen, 4.
sitys' strauss q d. 8 Beekman 81: 5000
ELLIOTT Az. 5, 100 Of Julann2 g. s yA.-y .
L Lungcn TO J Won der Heyde lois Al.sleI
dam sy Dec a. due as per bond. atty Title Sa aa5
FiNDI.AY Az. " cor le9,h st. l9oT25 m Enma
VI French 70 Buttner. 2s4 loom 81 D sgc ODD
deu Jan l. 1920. atty. Title Guar q Ir co. $A.o.v
KINGSBRIDGE RID. COZ Exterior 81. I'4 ~
4742. Emily " Roemer 70 II g Hccni' SOS W
isOfh 4 (pdor mtg SIS OO0l. Nov .. due Not
Is 1915 atty. y Title ms 60: , ~, 49, ~
LOT ls5 map l. Nyso estate, ) pA.s-.a' 10
Lillian Gaignst. Rockville centre. l. NJ "a
s yrs. 4 ? c. atty. Eeriinghetu' so' y, "a
I6Ts Al 10 4S and ~ and as map "a partition
Wells All storer: J whslen 70 c Laumeisier
40 E I6lst st. Dec 2; yH. c. atty q e ! 40 q
SAFE PROPERTY; same 70 Otto silbena1an. 5's
Broome 81 prior mtg $500. Dec y $Ts. M
LOT a. Blk a. map Morris PARK; A / Feua!a 70
Fannie CAtz esS Trinity av. Dec 2. lsieiss. -
atty Ie7s son.. 7'I ~ Ism 81 il ogden. N
W Winston 70 pitzele 500 leyA e, R.,4it
mtg s. 1907: Nov II. yrs. C: any. r,tsdio
LOTS s. and g. map Kinsssnd estate: Wi1itresd
Mccarthy 20 Emigant Industrial SAVINGS DA-i p
8 Chamber 81 Dec yIs: :, c. '{yss'o5o
TURNPIKE RID cor q felham 70; eo-,l..i COZ
q 762 1000 acres Jennie l. Ropes 70 l scnme,itei
* W 5eth 81 (pri0r mtg S5O,oOOl: Su.e n ~
". interest as per bond at'y' S"D''' e. o63
l2-Tf ST. Al f. l6sIlOo; Ada L Winter %
Home Trust Co. "A Court 81. lIoo6iyn Zee ~
demand. p c: a'tys. Harris. {. NJ. t9S
l55TH ST. 81 2. 8. % grioo2: c NJ Kari 70
G. Kari. 52l r SSH 81: Dec 2 yTs' o.PoSS
leooTii ST. iiS and 42i =, s. T.3I iTreg;; Z
Geschvsndner to Olga n Wessmsn. - v Iif'n
st: Dec /: due As PER bond; ATTY q t1a ,o 4
22isT ST. 3. being lot go. map w4ksa,ealsdi
io0Iii4: Groom % L RobitDek. $50 1854
81 prior mtg $4,000. Dec 2, u.s. ,.
atty Il Rooit1e5 2SOS "a a.. =, A. 4, tisy
also 227th ST. o. 1898 o. westehester Az,
81 i155s IL also 227th st. $ cor Of Arlington
az. l25H7o.5: Dora Lesiey and sno 70 ,,, -
10000; Nov Is. due as per bond: atty i Ia, I
! and Co. S'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
West 115th st. Parcels,
Recently Taken in
Deal, ReSOld.

Sales in the private sales market an
nounced yesterday were chiefly con-
fined to apartment and hathouse prop
critics. In the auction rooms interest
centred in the disposal of two west
Side apartments, which were bid IN Dy
the plaintiffs.
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann sold Tor
the Eberhardt & Podgur Realty COM
pany 10 the Bowmore Realty Corpora
ton the two double lathouses, 3 ana
10 West 115th ST., each on lot 2oXlVV
feet. The structures were recehIl!
taken by Eberhardt g. Podgur IN part
payment for the FIVE story apartment!
with stores. al the southwest corner OF
Tiffany ST. and Southern Boulevard.
William II. Archibald solo the hve
story fathouse at 319 West 28th ST., on
LOT 2Oxe8.9 feet. between Eighth and
Ninth avs. Herman f. Bauer Is tne
owner of record. Last month Mary A.
O'Gary ACQUIRED from Catherine D.
Cleary the adjoining house at 81. Inc
three houses 70 the east at 80 70 Oh
are owned by Thomas Lynch. CT,
In the Heights section Ennis q ON
mott, the operators, have bought from from
the Aldus Construction company o40
West 1S4th ST., a newly hnlshed I'VE ave
story apartment uOu1NS vi PANN
feet located between Wadsworth av.
and broadway. Mcdowell & Mcmahon
we're the brokers. 1t was a cash trans
action.
The John W. Cornish Construction
Company has sold to a client OF John
Fetzer the new six story apartment
house. now nearing completion and
known as the Cornishire dwellings,, on
tbe east side Of Fulton av., about zoo
feet north of 169th st. The structure
will be finished by December 10. Inc
property measures 5O12OS feet the
structure having a depth OF $50 feet
The sale makes the sixth large apart.
ment house in The Bronx disposed OF
bv the builders this year.
The Ebling Company, Louis NJ Ed
ling, president, has purchased from the
Winnie Realty and Construction Com
oany the four story apartment, on plot
87bxlOO feet, at the northeast corner
of southern Boulevard and Tiffany St.
The house is one of row OF fopr
similar structures constructed by the
Winnie company few years ago
NJ. Hannigan is reported to have soia
the three story dwelling, on lot 25XlOo
feet. on the west side of Riverdale aVp
between 259th and 260th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

The following sales were recor1eu
Yesterday at the Real Estate EH-
change, ID Vesey ST.;
By Joseph P. Day.
CENTRAL PARK WEST 8s5-sss. 8. 252 Of
gen 8! 6 3;S1 SS " Worth RoC =, Woodiod
b q b. attys Lgdugh' rcf' cue 10 -.
SOL se taxes etc, Ss775; TO the plaintiff ANTI, d jS
,s,rH st. s2s-sso W. S. 525 ". Of Bway. .l5S
all 4. az s0G sf 4 M SS9SsS 's ats A'f
g Strong ref due sl9.sO5 -. taxes, etc. 81
liz 5o: sub to nrst mtg Of $4,000 ,ii9q 6 5Ses
,agT 1Hi''s ST s5l W. n g. rs o. BwSy 25Ie9 II.
sy nS'h SSi = Rose 81 al Kelly atty
EF LINDSAY; ref duo. ;s2s6'o 10; 'aRess5 S oo6
i i5d NJ ST. i .y d E seamSns Bsnk Tor sang
az, Chapgelle ei al GsdE "a iei "a tSzes
sitys Winthrop, Iei que, Sl''4V' 81 siS s0o
etc S67S 25. 10 the plaintn Tor Sl''oV'
By Henry Brady
il2rH ST. s27 W. n 5. 70 Of Manhatis tan. ay.
is sIloo II, sy dEls STAN as' s,t "a roT0iJ
MsshAns. ref due So s55 es tsIss etc s2s5 5 t5
Est ss h sRPo aiDD1wA 1873 . 1873 Of Jefferson
ST. 26 lKl00. sly tenmt and stores sOuS"
AZ seT1Id 1 FS5S h 10Y due 1851 a. tsIe etc
$500; SUI o. 70 p''o' sss 900
ByL J. Phillips & Co.
9TH ST. $40 W. 5. us " Of ION az. z u.s..
R.sitv GO et al: Cohen Bros. attss; " Quinn
re-, due s. 1903 o.: taxes etc. $50 ~ e1o 70
srsf mig OF 81 900: 70 the plaintiff for Sly'teo
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
s1rH ST 1se W. g. $50 o. Amsterdam az
25IlOo' ETY. tenmt; !, Barber esI e. Al ., sg'
Frances Morris ct al y BeeAmSn. Ss e,c
] HGpin. rel. due. S-l'4oo - '4he g., Cooc
sis3 %. 10 the psinur for f-V'V''
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
WALTON Av. 1915. 8. 154.5 e o. l65th o.
9sIi0O. 2 sty frame dWlg: Emily stehr' err.
&c All ! Doran e. al; A Bloch. atUs'
EF Moran. ref: due. S6.3sS %: taEeS etc.
LILO; -. Win. Ml.hdf4 nd
eatis 4 sfv fsthouss: c Mabley. trustee. ct
al AZ Central Holding Go ct al Bi ar ~; =
kttys; y French rei . que, SOUS 40 siS 0Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

AMSTERDAM Av $50. " ~ Hst = ZeT
100: NAV 25 1905: De Noyelles 70 Mutual
LIE Insurance Co address 50 Cedar 81; $4,000
HEATH Az. =. 1896 Emmerlch r. runs
I43llr 1873 TO n Enmerch ~ l9.g1
V 1876 6 70 q S avenue K n Is % beginning; july
80 1905 L II and Mae Du Bols 70 II u WNeIs'
address. 10 New England Terrace. orange .Js,o
LOT IS. block / nap se2, property sheriden q
TS,. 2' 10 W K55:b. S.e S W. III Ho
y J atty. O'Sulliyan. 80 Church 81; SIVOO
MADISON Az, c 5, map l4O. tentral MoIIi'"l,a'
pari Bathgate Farm. j0156o; NOV %, ltVl ne.
gina Tapo 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co; >2glO
STANTON ST 5ig mtg on ieese: e'o' 20 5S6
an 1'92 az s5 59'NG %s d3 10 lease eicJ No, G. 1918
Biachinshy to II Lewis: atty. Asofsky' sl4 ,. p
l1TH kv +. e cor 5lst st, sO.2I5s.ll: De -.
1906: Meyer and Mary Goldberg e al 70 Common
wealth Insurance Co; atty. L NJ Burghatd ddd
9Th ST. n .. 200 llth az I5Ils7,s; July 30;
1897. Joseph and Bridget McDonnAq 70 n 1
states Trust Co. sttys. Stewart s. :, Na aia
sOTH ST. n $. As.9 e sth sv runs n ss.sI
ii9eT 1891 OK so 20 > street I " le8
ksB D1snni 10 ES Ss iadasA SAVING, Bank
atty R II Clarke 81 Chambers & "a. $1,000
Is. 1900 George and Margars, 5 Hermann. j.
10 North River SAVINGS ST.. Bank 81 " S'iR co6
'S Inn. - iasIiN Ediih wseEes to Futon Trusi
Co 30 Nassau st: sttys. Neekes Bros. - WI
sG lSfT PROPERTY: Dec 8. 1912; sam. to same;
18th ST. % W. s. 1883 Columbus sy 4l2H
zoos. Sept o. 1909, Rachel Rosenblum 70 B W
Msyer, l65 West End av: attys, Bowers 4 :. 80
Ceisr 81 $4,000
ISM ST. 5. 100 lst Az 2OIlo22: June J..
1850; Israel ana Fritze Casper 10 l. DE Nyse.
6Gl Hancock 81. Brooklyn. atty. Title Guarantee
and Trust CO.. . SsOgO
10th ST. 8 6. l25 ID Az. l50xl00l: july Z.
1905. Pendant Realty Co 10 Aymar. W n and
c f sands. trustees: attys. Bowers & S. A.
lsi 81 ST ll2 W S. 2s7.ll Tth Az. 32S9ell:
MAY 90 1910. Mildred L Holman 20 Morris
Levy Omaha. Neb. atty 4 I Scharps. 10
BWsy; Slz,3tD
hist IT. n g. 200 e Amsterdam AZ. lo0I99ll;
Oct o. 1911: u L Ormsby 70 Charlotte NJ Lecu
formerly Moorhousel Attys. Wells s snedeker
"a Nassau 81: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
CITATIONS.

| THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
/ York by the grace Of God free and inte-
pendent-To II. Arthur Pomroy. Edmund
/ Fenfold, Mary Edna Pomroy. Caroline Y.
| Anderson. Adele L. Browning. George r.
/ Faile. John J. Crane william A. Crane.
/ Annie r. Crane. Jennie z. Faie, Malcolm h
| Faile. Kenneth C.. Faile. Edward @. Fsile.
/ rhcr'ss II. Faile. Antonette l.. Carpenter.
| Cecilia y. Faile. Donald s Faile. Dorothy
A. Faile. Esther S. r. Faile. the heirs and
next OF kin OF Ann ID. Brown. deceased. send
! greeting:
whereas. Henry X. Pomroy, who resides az
No. lis East 10th Street, in the CITY % New
York has lately applied 10 the surrogstes
/ Court OF our County OF New YORK &c nave
certain instruments IN writing. relating TO
both real and personal property. duly proved
as tho last VIII and Testament o. Ann D.,
Brown. who was a. the time OF her death
a resident OF the County Of New York. ds-
ceased.
Therefore. YOU and each OF you are cited
20 show cause before the Surrogates' Court
OF our County OF New York. az the Han OF
Records. in the County ot New York. on no
23d day OF December. one thousand nine hun
bred and fourteen At half-past ten o'clock IN
the forenoon OF that day. why the said WIN
and Testament should not Re admitted 20
probate as a VIII OF real and personal prop
erty.
In testimony whereof. We have caused ths
Seal OF the Surrogates' Court ~ the said
County OF New York - be hereunto sifiNsd-
Witness. Hon. John p Cohalan. a Slrro-
gate OF our said County OF New York az
said County. the second day OF November, IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and fourteen.
II. 81 DANIEL. J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the surrogates Court
sArTERLEE CANFIELD & STONE. Attor-
neys for Petitioner. - Wall street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan city Of New York.
RAYMOND. JULIETTE w.-THE PEOPLE
OF the state OF New York. by the grace
OF God free and independent 20 Ethel X:
Burnett and Albert larned. heirs ana
next OF kin OF Juliette W Raymond. de-
ceased. send greeting:
Whereas Henry w. Raymond who resides
at 6S35 Burbridga Street. Germantown. Penn
sylvania. has lately applied 10 the surro-
gates Court OF our County ~ New YORK 20
have certain instrument IN Writing datei
April 81, 1904 and January 49, 1918. relst-
Ing TO both real and personal property,
duly proved as the last will and Testament
OF Juliette W Raymond. who wss at thu
TINE OF her death n resident or New York
County. deceased
Therefore. you and each OF YOU arc ctei
10 show cause before the Surrosates' Coure
or our County OF New YORK. az the Hall or
Records In the County OF New York, on tho
dred and fourteen al half past ten o'clock
In the orenoon OF that day Why the said
VIII and testament should not be admitted
10 prohase as VIII OF real ana personal
property.
In testimony whereof We have caused the
seal OF he Surrogates' court OF tho
H.. 3. said County OF New York 10 he here
unto afnNed Witness. Hon, John y.
ohalan, Surrogate 90 oar said county or
New York az said county The n day of
November. In the year or our Lord one thou
sand niue hundred and fourteen.
DANIEL ]. DOWpNEf
Clerk OF the Surrosates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
PROVISIONS,

tn. market vas fairly active and prices early
we're frmsr. owing 20 better demahd tnto w
r.csirts N hoss will FAN n. owing % me recent
.bar9 decline IN prices Late IN the day ths MAJ
ket lost part Of he advance party ~ too sg64 ttsi
g,5 ,9 S2iasas short clear. s2i 5o9 IS. BEEF
&steady. mess S2l@S23; family. ~ sZS pee1SeIi,
ff0Gs1tnsettied: bacons lie: $50 ~ lis ls9 10.
ike: 40 ID. HE. pigs; -e CnT Ma y,
IL Pictied hams. l3Ac TAILOW-sieadyi spe-
ciai s'.c city. Csc: country 90 a6he In
..os~eS sonfb America II zoe: Continent. 10 l5c
RAN kegs. Il eOc Compound. 5h@!11c. sThAR-
INF-Sfeadv oleo lie CITY lard, l2ac
I'M COTTONSEeD OIL.
The market was active ana nrner cary on =
,ts-n coVering movement but part q The advance
80 iosf under profit taking and renewed selling
sgs,,st crude fnal prices being 80 10 points net
hieher. Local contract prices. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Sales of Apartments in
Manhattan and Bronx

.no. 2of ssd st:4Il-l2 Us from Oct 10 isit;
address ic7 Madison av; r, v.Ssh 80, ~
Cd AN lTf. front corner store; faein 20
Joseph Klein 1852 "a sv 5 yrs from oct /. 1914 ;
at,ys Bernhcimer * y Co. I-oln q o56
Amsterdam af. -
% Az 24sO. all. Elizabeth lngrahaul 70 6 >
McC,iiick IS 18th st yrs from MN !. ~
$780, D'....''ii-04 q" " 81 800
1857 81. 557 W: first and second floors and par ~
cellar. Margaret G. O'COnueu 20 lrAut o.v
1915 81. no SIS from May !. 1915. atDs, Benz
" Sl,s0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

Trading was quiet. but while business amounted amounted
% onlv 1850 bags Il was distributed more e'ens
-fo,1t 49, lIst Prices irregular, closing
4 roiefs lower 10 2 points higher. but huctual9hs
were not important a. values wee e@'iy M, NJ,
,-..d Brazilian markets were steady, anu COS,
srd freight offers about unchanged. ssles Of
m 600 hggs n cost and freight were nAne iats
,,t.3,.s5sv consisting o. Santos a.. which sod AZ
h,tb s6c and Ss5c. according 70 DESCRIPTION,
ssItos 81 sold Al $3.50. and some low sraaes
"a all Tor shipment in neutral steamers. Hpoi
Rio - we're quoted al 6N "a 6izc and Santos Is 81
"a. Ia Zoe Local contract prices. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


brodel yerein. owner Field and Z Nussbsum
10TH ST. and II W; r,hman Lst "
Morrison. owner: Rosesin Amusement Co. Inc.
lessee; Bicher and Levine. CONTRACTOR. sl5j
KNOWLES. owner. Ms H b DinselsPio agent
BROADWAY. 1851 to 1865: 5lr ,t as ". and
sea a. "a ": Mcluernan q al su Girard
Trus, Co. trustees. owner. Albany Apartments
BROAD ST e cor wan ST. us51s2.7. YAe &
Tog1e M'g Go az Morgan o Co. os9 ,I
srH Az 20 SIs and go: Musicrs Iron Work. AT
Dorothy A conklin. W / Roe. owners; Il b
lssTH ST 81 and sSi - Gus schlsier Eagle
Wrought Iron WORKS AZ Joseph Bgel!esoaeh Con
ttruction Co. owner and contractor renewal;
l2sTH ST. 2il W: A Adler Co Az Lchien.
stein Estate owner. FREEMAN. contractor ire
e6TH ST. IFS Z. Adm C Pierce Co AT estate
O, r Schumacher. owner; seth 81 Garage Go.
Inc. lessee. Ssudbop Contracting 20. Inc. con-
tractor lrenesal 500
Cromwell Estate. owner 5 D IA,. owner: stump
& Langhof. essees: FREEMAN. CONTRACTOR $3.50
18th ST. ?os W: J Cordani e al AZ. Ida Daiy;
O'Connor. Ownsu: German. lessee and
.sD ST. Ell 70 9H W: steib.t aEt 4sth s, Co.
owner. Courtlsndt Iron Works. Inc. contractor;
s238
MADISON Az. ls0 s Cartnsr at Jane Lang
owner. J Campbell. contractor: S5l
CENTRAL PARK WEST. AZ and AS: Tester
at Real Estate and Security Co. owner.
McylckM GAiAsrd Realty Co. contractor Ire
uewaD $50
AMSTERDAM Az. 2os and EOS; Keller Con
tracing co agt Bessie 7 Houghton. owner:
Kodak Theatre Co. Lessee: T Bepie. contractor,
s. 400
lS3D ST. and Z: Acme Metal Ceiling Co at
J ITerGTds Brewery, owner. General Contract
Ing Co and N and Katie Schwartz.
tractors $3.50
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY s. 400 e Of Leno1
N lO0IlO0. Wcsz Co. Inc. lg Young
womeu's Hebrew Association. owner: J thinner
man. Inc. contractor. S2i6 q
The Bronx.
SHAKESPEARE Ay. 1890. Dominick Salvador AIT
Bell Realty and Construction Co. Inc. owners.
Thomas n Bell. contractor. $50
10Th ST. 677-6S East. Louis Cuesr agt Joseph
Buellesbach Construction Co. Inc owners and
contractors (reuesalls 5 200
18TH ST. q. 1901 Southern Blvd s0ri79
Gersman Lozner Inc. AZ Nlcoi Building Cor
poratiou. owner. Ferdinand Coni. contractor. 500
WESTCHESIER Az. cor Park 81. 6l15S. Henry
Hell .Ag Elizabeth Wright Owner. Fred Carl.
contractor. $40
wEsTCHEsrER Az $50 to s2s. Salvatore Na,cs.
ratio AT Elizabeth Wright. owner. Fred Carl. COM
tractor $40 20
SAME PROPERTY. same AT same $500
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.

AMERICAN BASEMENT PRIVATE. FOR SALE
Or rent furnished dwelling. Owe story. Otis ele
vstor modern IN every respect: elegantly furnished
Key a. ss West sem 81
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COURT CALENDARS
III. meaning Of the Tine ! Is
FEDERAL COURT.

SUPREME COUNT. q. r-.rttoe
Oh Hughes, Psdlcsh. Ky. idnl',ens r,ts 81 al.
s6-Joseph Gurey ct sHJsmee a "
s7-Joseph F Guncy ct aHsusann'A smith y -
argued. ,,,,. co/Chicaxo a
g2-Beugind White Coal Mining ="
Erie Railroad. argued. 80. =, Au.-tca ar
s5-DaTd shapiro United states OF AHs
gImelt commenced. Al, n. q. follows
Nos 49, o. 80 land 100 and lOlJ' W. 'N
lO4 100 l07 los 100 and 10.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

SUPREME C0URr.--APPELLATE DIVISION. -
first Department-in the matter o, the Appli-
cation OF the lnteroorough Rapid Transit COM
pany Tor the appointment OF three Commissioners
70 report whether It's Elevated Railroad Extension,
knoNn a. the Eighth Avenue and one Hundred
and sixty second Street Connection. in the Bor.
9Hsns OF Manhattan and The Bronx. state Of New
YORK, a nrel and determined by the Public Ser-
Voc Commission for the Fist District % the STATE
OF Ne" York. ought 10 be constructed and operated