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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
DEMoLIsHINc HAswELL CORNER
Actual Work Begun In Construction -
Elegant Business eyIittu8.

j. W Rosps OF Memphis. Tenn.
who Is tc-be In charge Of the con-
struction OF the Haswell building that
is to adorn the corner where the Hat
well book store has stood SO long,
arrived In the city yesterday. He BE-
gan preparations at once for the task
before him. and set force Of hands
to work this morning tearing down
the present building. II viii be com
pletely razed and the new building TO
take its place win be constructed from
the ground up.
The Eagle learns the architect OF
the new structure win be In Bryan IN
day OF two with the plans and speci'
fications. A description Of the new
building was published In these col
umns a few days ago.
The Boyett ice and beer business
viii be moved to its new location in
the brick building next to the railroad
in the rear OF the John N. Lawrence
Grocery Company. The contract for
the cold storage vault in the Boyett
ice house was let to Fred Run Of
Houston and the concrete work TO J.
W. Scott Of this city. Work on both
contracts has been begun and is well
under way.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
STANDING Or TEXAS lsAaus.


Thursdays Results.
Fort Worth s. Houston 4.
Beaumont 3, Dallas 8.
Galveston 1o. Austin 2.
Waco 5, San Antonio J.
Where They Play Friday
Houston at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Austin.
Beaumont az Dallas.
San Antonio ut Waco.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

Some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils, which exert q cleansing,
soothing and purifying action upon the
lower bowels, removing the obstrucfions
Of poisonous fecal matter and Rases and
preventing their absorption BY the blood.
This done, the food Is allowed free pas
sage from the stomach, Fermentation
ceases and stomach troubles quickly dir
appear.
George II. Mayr, for twenty yeas
leading Chicago druggist, cured himself
and many of his friends Of stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles Of years'
standing BY this treatment and 20 sue
cessful was the remedy he devised thut
II has since been placed in the hands Of
druggists all over the country, who hxss
sold thousands Of bottles.
Though absolutely harmless, the f.
feet Of the medicine Il sufficient to con-
vince any one of il remarkable eject
iveness, and within "a hours the sufferer
feels like q new person. Msyr's Won
derful Stomach Remedy l. now sold here
by
Sold here by the Smith Drug Co. and
druggists everywhere.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Dixie tonight.
Piers pure lager peer in bottles at
Marwill's.
Rass-Have you any rags! Eagle
Printing Company.
Colonel A. A. Farley OF Brennan is
in the city on business,
Miss Laura Heard 81 McKinns Is
the guest Of her sistef.T-Mrs. r. Q.
Astin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
EXTENDS WATER SERVICE.

Quanah. Tex. June 26.-The con.
tract for a $4,000 extension OF water
mains is being prepared and will
shortly be let. Arrangements have
been made to obtain water from the
big irrigation lake at Damsite.
In addition to this improvement,
several blocks in the business district
win be paved.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
TO REPAIR PITTS BRIDGE.

The piledriver to beiused in repair
ing the damage to the Pitts bridge
over the Big Brazos river arrived yes
terday and will be sent to the job as
soon as possible. The work is under
the supervision of Engineer A. B. Car.
son, who expects to have the bridge
so that II can be crossed In about ten
days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26

ROAD CONTRACT AWARDED,

corsIcana. Tex. June 2e.-contract
for the construction OF seventy miles
OF rock road In district No. was
awarded late yesterday. Work Is 10
begin Immediately.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
RoBsTowN SHIPS SOLID
CAR or ROASTING EARS

Robstown. Tex. June 26.-The first
carload Of roasting ears ever shipped
from South Texas was sent out this
morning from here. The corn was
destined 10 Kansas City firm. The
car contained 10000 pounds and
brought the growers s1.o5o.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
Standing.


There will be q regular meeting Of
the woodmen Of the World lodge TO-
night at $3.50. that requires full At
tendance Of the membership. Every
member Is urged TO be present
.. ]. II. CANNON JR-. c. c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

W. l. Mcculloch ct ais TO L. J. Falgo
and J. II. Edinburgh. lots and 2, n
block 2. In the Rose Hill addition 70
the city OF Bryan: consideration. 3265.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
FOURTEEN CARS
OF TOMATOES SOLD

Jacksonville, Tex, June 26.-Four.
teen cars of tomatoes were sold here
yesterday at auction at prices ranging
from So to 95 cents per crate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-26
SANITARY CAMPAIGN.

Temple. Tex. June ga campaign
against weeds. files and unsanitary
conditions being waged here.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
CHOICE CITY SITES
ON SALE THIS WEEK
Continued from Page IL.

,,.,,. No, *. st,ys. vosel 4 V. IS Broad st: 81
e9D ST IS w, s. 2siI tollmnus AZ 20
zoos: Y state lnvesime,, n no ono, W Nov W at,r
lilTH ST. s. 1908 Madison s' - ~ "a ~ 1di6
1mtx $40 ooOJ aiiys. salter = o Na',ts a., 6tS ~,
s,,rr PROPERTY: D Bunkc to same; MAJ, 10
,oic S,,,g siO OG0l . aftys. same SlvO
IVY s,,ig ,n,s spR0PERTY: Bunke to sane; Apr 2,5
1919 ,mtg s Siy'yOO656 % y IN ay l57Iloo: sadie II
Jarobs 10 Friedman "a + s6ih 5; ti1tg >ll,2Vp, .
an liens: Nor q. ATTY. LedTign 81 Nassau q
,qgp ST. 1is Z. n $ 100 Park az; 25Iioo II !
& MacIntyre to c Roberts. 1913 so a'' ats1
s. ,s6rH sl5 Ifns sr Ni 81 I, IS Madison sy i76I
N iSYii iE VI Jsckson 10 Probst. 80 waTerly pl
Imig s. ooOl. Nov IS. address Cd 100 9a
ssp ST d9 iI9 LsD9s sE sS,s 81 l 2'E'i hsid II
i25th st. s ma "a 1cs Cream Co. 52i Wsyery ay
Bfooklyn. all liens. Nov 10: Atys' beals ~ si
N1SSq9lTW sT $. 275 LenoI aV 25Iea II :
Bormsnn ct al 10 Bertha Hoffman,. ~ w ls',h %
- Nov q. atiys. sirasbourger. ;. "a b"ay' 81
The Bronx.
COLLEGE Av. W 8. 400 G Of ls9th s. ,2 2oIS5
T n Ke0gh ref 20 Mary kreuier l.pt INN
ay ,mig it' <. .6oOj Nov q; st'ys Amend a ,S5 =;
NJ frpHFywALD H.;1SI Av s. o, wilder az 2.Ii99: %,
A Iohansmeyer 20 kamiensL W ~ ~, ~
Vernon. \ y. Cmts $3.50: Nov Il; s'V' 500 .
"FohEsT Az aIS' ,s5 q I'S59 q sst5 e. Is st. !.
ioXig7 l. also. linton as go o. loom as, si,
i0xi27S Anna T. Rains 20 Rams ~ "a. .',i a.
PARK AV. 1852. g 5. 2O.lxS0G: f OBnen 81 r,a a.
,o I j o'Brien 1862 Park av, Nov "a aiN' h.,e
sANfE PROPERTY; MeaShert err to ta same 1sG;
Nov y same atty ~ e,ot o. po.st.crfas
p.at,- a. "a A O'Bren. 2l0 East ssth 81 snis
sss 56o Nov q atty La. Title ins ,S,, i, 'o ~ ~
wEsTCHEsTEA Az s. " a,,errlSs Realty 60.
irreg; BufAaus i".l-' sS59 eoo.' Nov q, atty Title
lac. II Pine ~ 'h's s--''VV''' 800
Guar & IT Co. -, "a man Tni01-
-, 5orlos being part lot 3li. same map, Maiy
iyssncr fo Anna Ben 1929 southern Bou.e,sId ,l,s
$4,000. NOV % A'S' - 800
10TH ST. W cor Exterior st IiI lresui%d u x ar
pioneer Real Estate co % l@high aII,y n ~ Fcs,sr
1880 Marine B4nA DluS' NV 49, 81
iiS Liberty 81.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER %.
Manhattan.

fuTU ST $40 East. y l. strauss agt New YORK
~ Tsfsis Security CO. owner: McNlcAar GAilari
ne-itr 60 contractor treucHa). s-is
issTU ST E2s and $50 "; Maiet az New
vc,- Real Estate security Co. owner, McNlcAr
ceiiisri Realty 90. contractor (reuewal; 500 -
I5STU sT. 522 ". same AZ same tfene|all
iuTH ST. 1875 to iis W; B Maln .gi New
ya-t Real Fstafe Security CO. owrer; M.Eiekas
csliiard Realty CO. contractor (rene"sll 49, -
UEOADWAY % cor lo-t s. l9ON'y IL Is
Ma AL New York Real Estate Security Go.
ogner. Mcyickar GAllard Really Co. contractor
",TsS ",cTEsSTRaL 1a PARK WEST. $50: L II Aplran ct
,i s-t Neg YORK Real Estate Security Co. owner
NcVfckEr GGilard Realty Go. Honuaeto, ire,
s9D ST ": T. Apirian e A. ar New iors
p.si TFfsts Security 60. owner. McNickar GAllard
urs',v 10 contractor frfncSal: sos u
CTNTRAL PARK WEsf. as l. VI Apirin q
Il 80 Nrrv YORK ReaI Estate Security 90. owner,
Wcyirkar Gail4ri Realty Go, contractor ifcs .Nal.
RroADwAY. es2: sterling Ceilinz and Lalhns
a., a., ss.afe of NJ p Smith ~ a. ogners. irly
Wt-rrr lessee. Yogel CONTRACTOR Iinche,il;
su ui,irif N sai ". u Urach 70 - as' Ses Nors
pe.i I.tnfe Security 60. owner, NcNickar Gau,.ri
49,, a. r1rfrarfor lrerewa1. slfa
TfARTuONT Az $50. II lrach q a. "a NeR
80 ur,f Trafe Security 60, owner MrN l..a-
,ii--i Ve,lry 90 contractor irenrEal. s-it
Cl.AREAlOST Az, 100, Ur-en Ct 81 az ~"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
NJ Pressure of Foreign
g Selling When Bond
Trading Begins.
oIuET RESUMPTION
ON THE EXCHANGE
o..ooct for Active Business in
CT Socks Favorable - Bank
Surplus Still Great.

ooL saw the experiment oil
L1st he stock Exchange for re-
openin5 ,roding in bonds successfully
stJe.eS ~, The threatened food OF
earfieu Ecpidation failed 10 appear
ioreign .aSrse of trading was unevent-
snu II TIE test, it IS true, was only "
ipl, one. Restrictions against oe-
pal1J palI'' delivery we're check aga'hs|I y
layeo ut from abroad by cable, and the
se,nns ~ business was kept down
yolumJh uncertainty until little be-
iaIO'su s. Exchange opened as to where
iofe t.s .;r0nrn prices would be set. Yet
the ul...''o Ia. reve assurance that the trad
ue g@! .onld be expanded further and
ihg ~. s.;ons lessened, and il is reason
NE TO suppose that before many ~e?HS :,
80 80 stoek Exchange VIII DC cohuuc'ins
tn.,ress ~. in the usual fashion.
O-1,,li neclines in bond prices were com
p't;~oIy p,..I small and not universal, De
pa tbe higher cost Of capital that
spi.., rosult from the waste Of war on
il. nl.', rresent vast scale. In few cases
NJ Wy y .nscially favorable influences had
Sns.s WEI - work Saturdays quotations were
l'.sn p..n better than those made at the close
80 sss,.-aSing At the end of July. Against
.Ssse we're q few extensive losses
'-Ssrs .Jvs results Of the seventeen weeks
S1ring which there were no open deal
iprs had been adverse.
when stocks are actively dealt In on
,As aoor speculative influences vii! be
s.o,s Wv In evidence, but here, too, the
rrsssure xt will not be all one way. Stock
exchanges at other centres in this
sorrtry at which trading is more
is-selv confined 70 local issues, are
rrenaring 70 resume business with few
ysstrictions. and abroad the Paris
porrss Is to begin open cash dealings
a week from to-day. Successful trad
inc here should have some effect in
fastening adjustments in London and
sFord free international markets TO
measure security values.
Ample Banking Facilities.
Here our banking strength is great.
Clearing House institutions, in spite of
greater freedom in loans during the
week had an average surplus Of over
1882 OOO.0 600. only S5.000.000 less than
on the preceding Saturday. Emergency
currency has been further reduced. and
local Clearing House certificates, 1t IS
understood, will probably all be can
celled BY the end Of the week.
Early in the week the foreign ex-
change market again showed signs of
accumulation against expected require
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Gnteresi =, per cent unless otherwise s'a'e''i
NOVEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

pROADwAY. s. from sSth to soth 81. 0l2Il,?
irreg: I'd Street Go Corpn 10 hsiIopo.ll.n i' ~ -
Co 100 Bway: Nov q: due as per 0oAd' ", 900
LriDiOw ST. q. $. 25Is6; L Goidsn6sr; ts e. 7
Trgander. $50 W listh a.: Noy - lpil9a ss s''
t0O) , yrs. C. atty. EnslandeF' ~ d" ss9'ooo
PARK Av. cor elst st. 100 5Io3; Z A J,i,.6S ra5S
az Nov 27 due March J. 1920: ia G ,son 1'iy. Ss5
Wq2ss5d b h,,Sss M9aisSn a. ,roo i'SSG9o %si9o
ys ton to X II Cbedscy and 4no. yorktown, i
feb l. due as per bond; atty. Rosen6lu%t SsS S5S
hs ssrH ST. so. :. Is.sI9lli; ga s.'s. ;ss
" sth AZ. ia sl52: 20th st. 9. llbs YIN AZ; Ioo
IsiiI. Man J. Whiuemofe 10 n nan o. dooI S,,.
as per bond: atty. T Holt. go BEg ~ y 'gSsS S,
ilrn sr ,t 20 ~ 81 Az 'usmiI,on az. Brooklyn
Nov n. lnstaimenta. ' 60 aiv' N''l'sss e. 400
"s1 str,, sr -. 700 " Central Park West 25Ilo2 z;
: EEtts 10 / kaminsky. lllg Forest az dug De l.
isii. o G: Eoy q: ATTY. Manheim' sV- bSS Ia
1oorn ST. n a. 1870 PARA .,, se1ico; II; Gus,o $50
Bssaei 70 GABRIEL BasHer. 10 ioSiA ST. 80, 800
i5lssrna ST. IS M'ai'GS al, M 'sIs5il 4 ,9rd+
Il Probsi 20 s n IGckion' lSl Maiis-.'e = a.
~ i5tr s.. oool No1 q due JAn /. 1873 6, 90
dr.. ios e. leIns'n 1or AZ 81 Nichola. a! i2ii9is
Aii~nfown Resty Corrn 10 county i"iurn ~. t,,.-,5
nwag. Nov 2i yrs. sty New ioiA l'''e sloy,55o U
'D'' The Bronx.
,rssrp III. fts. - .1Ii00: r sacSrnan 70
W ii Fednan i0i " Mars.i - YORK rem a'il .ll
sno. Nos IS. yrs; atty. I b@uhi'i''e'' % "a 40
I6T aii map Iohbauer Pafk; Ron 70 " b9N ,,s
ling BOZ " Islth Il. Nov ~ Sra G s6
. ioTs 4 snd = block 10. map Brl'e Lsnd 90.
~ Wtglsr b. 90 Caroline WsNgr 80 ~ III t :.
N0F 10. 5iA 20 81 800
"iOrs s2i and s2s. map III II hing 9aIy
f.isrii. 4 o seirer Ant Ano 70 J." - ~
Ar1bGt.e az oct %. due. ffl. a. Ff ninl w.
yerorfed from Soy i0l. af'y u henhedI ,,s
,hi, Av ,cGs g. 20 irse: ) J oHnen 70
r,is ,,,,.tsntes sul Trust Co. M ~. dus a. i-s
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
PARIS BOURSE TO
OPEN NEXT WEEK
Only One Hour Sessions
Probable-RuleS of Bank
of France Relaxed.
lBy cable 70 Tbs rribunel

Paris, Nov 29.-The following agree
ment has been reached between the
Finance Minister and the company OF
official stock brokers: The Paris
Bourse will be reopened on December
7 for trading in cash exclusively. In
conformity with this decision the pre-
feet of police will issue the necessary
order for reopening the market
Ii is stated here that the reopenlng
OF the Paris Bourse comedies with that
Of Wall Street, whereas business Is
not expected to recommence on the
London Stock Exchange before the
middle of December or the beginning
Of January.
1t was first proposed 70 open tho
Paris Bourse on December l, but 1t
was needful TO delay the reopening
one week longer 10 secure the return
to the capital of the ledger Of the
public debt service, which was re
moved to Bordeaux.
Transfer of French rentes can re-
commence about the 18th or 10Th inst.
The Offices usually reserved for the
service Of the public DEBT in Paris are
used for the service OF the national
defence bonds.
Business men think the duration of
the sessions Of the stock market
should not exceed one hour for the
present, trading being limited to the
official cash market.
NJ. Pallain, the governor OF the BANK
of France, has sent a circular, contain
ing special instructions, TO the man
ayers of the branch Offices to assist
commercial operations by allowing
greater facilities in discount operations
and relaxing the application Of the
rules concerning guarantees, etc. Inc
extension of commercial transactions
will follow the progressive development
of the new discount facilities, which
are to be proportioned to the impor-
tance of genuine trade dealings and
the value Of the signatures involved.
The extension of credit on current &C
counts will be granted to customers OF
the bank or its branch Offices for per-
sonal requirements without other JUS
tification.
The Bank Of France will increase the
limit of Withdrawals in cash from Sl,-
600 to $4,000 Deduction will be made
for money Withdrawals made by each
borrower since August ] last.
Subscriptions for the French national
defence bonds equalled lately Sl6O,0OO,-
600. The Finance Minister obtained
greater facilities for subscribers in
formalities and the immediate posses
sion of the bond certificates already
mentioned. Now the Bank of France rs
willing to negotiate these bonds OF SIX
and twelve months duration by ad-
vancing on the certificates 80 per cent
of their face value.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount OF mortgage and name and address
Of sttOuleyD
NOVEMBER IS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. n " cor s4th st, runs n lo2 q v
lOs.ix s27.21 e S2I rs 10 n sitn st I $50 TO
bsg: Sith ST. s. liT.j Bway. lbxl022; June /.
1905: sarah l. Jackson and ano u y y ssy Bk:
atty. J Weber. Beetunan st; az, Slg,ogV
GATAHlNE i5i s1R bf;se IL 10 %ss trustee
ats ] / C.rpenter. 2s9 Greenwich st: s.Vs -
lsd7 GAsF .sS hT4f I5ea 7s2 to 1 Green ii Ssor st.
chicago; y Green. s25 Loas Il 81 osIciis. sPTias
Wsss aYd \ " Green North Ashland ~
Worcester. Mass. e1r 4 IL Green; atty Sssea Sa5
% IXcHANGE PL. n cor Bway. runs 1872 to
n " cor New 81 4 6G.l0x " 6s1r " 0sI
r " 600 10 BwT ~ % bes. Jan :.
attys DE Forest Bros. 80 Broad ~ <l-vo,VoO
WASHINGTON Az, $, - llsih e. runs s "
S0 1910. Madanina Bos!azur 10 Appel. e1r; aiys
iST AZ. 2ii6. E 5. $50 l2ith st. p lIloo
July 1907: Minnie Kohlbsrser 70 and Il AhTelns;
stl5s Kurzman q =. % Broad st: .-,,o. N'2g'
lsT Ay. es go en- st. -,isII0V; vs,I Psi Palmer t5
butler y J: atty. Wool 29l Bysy' o., s5SS9
eeD ST s. 49, tih az -,.St,s.S, ~,
II RtIIie' individually. May II Bldile and
linmet err AID trustees: atjS Tuner M'' sl, oSS "a
hiiTH sT. s'-' .)5 so7 z. s. 50 Sd az e2eiIoo 6:
jar -. isIG: Lillian Hof to NJ II Runk. g w
lith 81: aty. G w Roberts. 90 Wan 8. >. ooo
SAME PROPERTY. June 3. 1914; same to sane; 5s5
74TH ST go Columbus 2 a., 5oi 9oI ~ VIA 2i5; Ng' ~
al request Of party Ent part s''y' Nos, az
sgD sri i65 W e. 175 Amsterdam az. 80 sH
i0z p: Ian 49, 1918: Wesley Realty Go 70 Lincoln
Mfg CO. 233 Bway: atty. II A Biumenths. &, 10y dV9
siTH ST So. 1855 e Amsterdam sT, 29!lo2.2; !,l-,
40 u 1895. Mar W AID l. Hempel 20 Adelne
4 krorser. attys Bigham d Wagner. 20 william s..
siTH ST. go W. $. isl West End az, l5E
p. Dec is 1901. q and Dora II Coles TO MAY
B,st. Newport. II ]; stUs Hama. BoHAey ti9intosc
SiTH ST. 255 W. S. 2l3 West End az l61l5;
Tiiy q 1906. Mariana J Hunter 70 the sN
~. atty, r G. < T co; ~ ,se,VVgD
ooTU ST $50 W Central Park West xOLlOO.S;
rrs 2 ie95. Catherine Spau.ting 70 W BAKER;
attys Van Denzer X Taylor. 81 Nassau 81 S-o'VVV
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new 6uildinss have been
alei with The Bronx Building Department. -
is,TT ST s. 21j Lincoln aV sly
fr,me she'd. SKIS: Goodman. 1854 81 ana Alei
aiIar ay, owner: Moore Landseldel so N AZ, A.
/ .sfh st architects. cost, sLp'
EKsTCilESTER RID. :. 2sj Pelham ParA-
Fay / sy fame dw.S. AKA; 7 Clcafelh, on
premi,es owner: VI A Buckley IJiS Home coy s1,
'' 'NP5',RRis PARK Av. s. 20 v Barnes av ] sty
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER %.
Manhattan.

uqTH 81. n g. 400 Of Lenox Az, 25Iloo II /;
Y + Macy n Al agt sadie Blrnbsum ei Al Tore
'i,i,,.r ~ .stql attys, Dawson 4 Underhll
iO-Tg ST ii WEST. Sdenberg 81 al agt
Etbei 3 Crsgsf et al foreclosure OF mtg atD~
"a srU ri.I ~ SS. Grsenwich Savings Bank sst W y
Icwiste.r, q al foreclosure Of mtg; atty
Sands 90 -, -e,h q, 10 Ia,
GA C-eaotirh savings Bank ag Mary Gardiner
~ al rose-lo.ure of mtgl atty. Il A sands. ,
gTn AV " s.. IS Of -lst g. --.ph4VV' " IL
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
Opening a Test for Bond Prices
"The Bsehe Review" of the week

"The Bathe Review" OF the Week
says:
Tho o,..rinr Of the stock Exchange TO trading IN
b,nds Tor cash on a restricted basis Is. u Is true
merely Transferring the private trading whleh NS
done under the auspices OF stock b1cn4hbe cyyli
rrittee 10 the hoOr o; the exchange, maAins puOio
trans actions OF these trades. But THIS VIII nave
marked erect IN establishing the confidence OF N
,,efors in The quot atiOns. Very large sums na's
been awaiting Investment. but the owners pseielvu
10 hold them 10 purchasing IN a marSet OF % sem
~ tsts cbsrsc,er lacking confidence ~ the prices
there made because they were unles'ea oJ VIC 'o"
az uubllc demand and supply.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

bond atty Title Guarantee and Trust Co: 50 500
Wakefield. 25rlll: Narg.ret VI Sheridan 10 Mary
Bahrenbufg 36l9 Bainbrldge sv; Nov %. due
Dec l. 1917; atty. Sheridan. 4lO2 White Plans
Az: 81 900
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

,r.,,. store, $3.50. and J Lanzendoon ~
Morris Park az. owners he'S' 'f' si 50o
Park av, Architect. cost. '
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
tAstor |
CrustGon7parl|
Trustee for Personal Trusts n
Fifth Avenue & 36th Street
New York

Trustee for Personal Trusts
Fifth Avenue & 36th Street
New York
DIRECTORS
VINCENT ASTOR
GEO. F. BAKER.
Chairman First National Bank
STEPHEN BAKER.
Pres Bank OF the Manhsttaa Co.
NICHOLAS BIDDLE.
Astor Estate
GEO. 3. CASE.
White q Case. Attorneys
THOMAS COCHRAN.
Pres. Liberty National Bank
HENRY J. COCHRAN,
Vice President
T. c. CONVERSE,
President
JOHN J. DOWNEY.
bui. ding Construction
VI. FRlEDSAM.
Presiden, b Altman & Co.
ROBERT WALTON GOBLET.
THOMAS HILDT.
Vic. President
FRANCIS l.. HINE.
Pres. First National Bank
RANALD II. MACDONALD,
President
EDGAR l.. MARSTON.
Blair & Co.. Bankers
J.B. MARrINDALE.
Pres. Chemical National Bank
GATES W. MeCARRAH.
Pres. Mechanics & Metals Nat. Bank
CHARLES a. PEABODY.
Pres. Mutual Life Insurance Co.
DE. POMEROY.
Vice. Pres Bankers Trust Co.
WILLIAM II. PORTER.
J. p. Morgan & Co. Bankers
SEWARD PROSSER.
Pres. Bankers Trust Co.
DANIEL G. REID.
Rock Island System
DOUGLAS ROBINSON.
Real Estate
ARCHIBALD ID. RUSSELL,
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
Vice-President
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY.
Vice Pres. Tiffany x Co.
THEODORE n. VAIL.
Pres. American Tel q Tel. Co.
ALBERT II. WICGlN.
Pres Cnasc INauonfl psHE
OFFICERS
Z. C. CONVERSE.
President
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
Vice. President
RANALD II. MACDONALD.
Vice. e.President
HENRY J. COCHRAN.
Vice President
THOMAS HlLDT.
Vice President
BARLEY WICKOFP.
Cashier
JAMES r. TROwBRIDGB.
Secretary
HOWARD BOOCOCK.
Treasurer
CLIFFORD WILMURT.
Assistant Cashier
Interest Paid on
Daily Balances
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
NOVEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

Meter. c Augustus 10 Thos GuardincerrL si9g
VSSwer Geordanna ts Wesley Realty 60 sIo.y.9
tV.sisv Realty 20 10 Isabella sinclair. NlOg
Won der IIeth Anna. 20 Marshall II tunk' Sl.Vgg
Tmmet. ydw T. & ano 20 Be9scca Harvey o.. ~
Title q & 7 20 10 Charlotte VI . 'onhoi' S-o'V..g
ieeobs Annie 70 R0salnd jacobs. ~
S@cous t,itl,, e. to \ Y Life Ins Co, $3.50 900
Sane 10 y Y Trust Co. >I-S'vO0
The Bronx.
- w. p.r. 70 John Alexander. 800
Nftvsr. Clarence 20 Jos slater. :,
Ksor,es Amelia. 70 August X kapres. .. q
T1ithuser John 10 Adolph Gutsell. Ss.e0v
ouartenbush Lambert (trusl. 70 Astor Irasi
. siaier ioseph 70 lillian os,erwen $40
s.ief. NAlhiidA a 'sA'' - ''' S. 900
- s,c,o.r N Arthur smith. 81
si,,,' elos.'' -, tffe 70 10 Arfhur smith. 1900
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30

100. ] Marx sgt Mari Leo e al foreclosure ~
mtg atty. A Ernst - 80.
PERRY AY. Sc 3. 1888 " ~ 2o5th II, -otiov
J Mari at Mary Lee e. al foreclosure OF mtg .
atty. o Ernst. - 80
WASHINGTON Az. " g. 10 q l65h -, 4et
"a FINN, q Iinson AZ J. SchUiizer et al fore
closure 0f mfgl attys, Stgidu1 MaTh
BEACH AZ. W - 1913 of l3GtA ~. l3txil
II Ruilich agt N H0istein et al uoreclosore %
mtg atty Putzcl.
IOT 81 Block fsCf. Section ~. on tar map;
8 IA Kupferman at J Cameron % al ladio1
to forcriGse transfer on tax ncnl. atty, D. Jacobs
ROBBINS AY 800 and COZ. The Public bafk
Of y y ag Brocsgal Realty Go ci 81 uofecioruis
of mtg aitys. Su0Ock Siroock.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 2s.
Manhattan.

-. IN, - as iaif. SliT
" RSiIvERSIDE DRIVE 725 $ Colsnkie sEt BE
Glad Constr 90 ct al; Nov p, 1914; '-so %
The Bronx.
FREEMAN ST. s52: Brolnitsky sgt Aartht
Perna et al. FEB 2S. 1914; 80
So BOI-IEyARD. 1888. Brolniisky sr Mar
tha perna et al: Feb -. 1914; y "
-, co SV; 9 ~ -, - 81 ~ o. Iql4. $40 -
l7SD ST. 800 z B BrolnitskJ sst Martha fern4
et al. FEB 2s. 1914. -, s295 s, oS
FOX ST. l01l. Brolniisky asi MATHIS fe,lS
et Al. Feb 2s, 1914, 80
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
COUPONS.
so Broadway

Fifth Ave. & 34th ST.
Lenox Ave. & l25th St.
Third Ave. & l4sth St.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-30
The Bronx.


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av, 5Orl00 Title Guarantee aud Trust Co sgt Ange
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