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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-13
George A. Matchett vs.. Ei,usbeth $

Ueo &C 4. MRtchett vs.. Elizabeth s
Matchett-In the Court of Common
Pleas of Dauphin County-No. 3S5,
September Term, 1918.
To Elizabeth ). Matchett, Respondent:
You are hereby notified that the above
stated case will be heard before the
Judges of said Court on Monday. Oc-
tober Is, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. in the
Court House, Harrisburg. Pa, when and
where you can attend and cross exam
Inc witnesses and make defense If YOU
see proper.
l. r. BOWMAN
Attorney For bibellant
Harrisburg. Pa. October l3. 1911
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Emma n. Holman VS.. w. Guyn Hon.

r.mha ~ norman VS.. w. Guyu HON.
man-In the Court of Common Pleas
OF Dauphin County-No.- 5Sl Septem-
Der Term. 1914.
To W. Guyn HOFFMAN:
You are hereby notified that the above
stated action in divorce, i'm which you
are the respondent. will be heard by
the above named court on Monday. Oc-
tooer 26. 1914, at 10 o'clock a. M, at
the Court House, Harrisburg city, Dau-
phln county. Pennsylvania. at which
time and place YOU may appear in per-
son or by counsel and make defense
thereto If you see proper to do so.
CHARLES g. STROH
Attorney For Above Named LibelIant.
Harrtsburg, Pa, October 10. 1911
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EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE, now vacant:
porch front. cement cellar. furnace,
gas lights, side yard: lot 1l0 #. deep
one week at 1850. Mortgage OF 81. .ooo
can stand. EDGAR B. LEREW, 1 y.
Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-No. 223 Union Ave. !;
3-story frame house. Further
information, ask SCHMIDT, Flor
lst, 3l3 Market street.
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Harrisburg. Pa, october % IS. tI.'rSiI.''' fsii.
Robert w. Hunter VS.. Jane II. Hunter

In the Court OF Common Pleas of Dau-
phin County-No. AS. June Term
1914.
To Jane r. Hunter:
stated action in divorce. in which you
are the respondent, will be heard by
the above named court on Monday, Oc-
tooer IS, 1914. at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the Court House, Harrisburg city, DaU-
phin county. Pennsylvania. at which
time and place YOU may appear in per-
son or by counsel and make defense
thereto II you see proper TO do so.
CHARLES G. STROH
Attorney For Above Named Libellant.
Harrisburg. Pa, October l3, 1914.
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Business oppertunitis.
BUSINESS CHANCES

MANUFACTURES wants state mansg-
ers TO establish office and manage
salesmen. Liberal pay, $500 to $f00
necessary; YOU handle own money. Sec
retsry. 4os Fisher Bids. Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WE ARE now renovatiug feathers,
making pillows and folding feather
mattresses at Tenth and Paxton streets.
5. J. CAMPBELL
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Lost and Found
LOST

DOST-A pocket-book. on Front street.
between public library and Mulberry
street. Reward if returned 10 s0s 5.
Front street
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lega!
Robert W. Gillette Va. Mary Louise GIL I

Robert W. Gillette vs.. Mary Louise GIL
iette-lu the Court OF Common Pleas
of Deuphin County-No. ++6 June
Term. 1914.
To Mary I.ouiss Gillette:
You are hereby notified that the above
stated action in divorce. in which you
are the respondent. will he heard by the
ahove-uamed court on Monday October
&c, 1914 at 10 o'clock n. m, at the
Court House. Harrisburg city Dauphin
county. PENNSYLVANIA, at which time
and place you may appear In person or
by counsel and make defense thereto IL
YOU see proper TO do so.
CHARLES G. STROH.
Attorney For Above Named hbellant.
Harrisburg. Pa. October 13, 1914.
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HARRISBURG STORAGE co. Two
large brick warehouses, built ex-
pressly for storage. Private rooms for
household goods and unexcelled facil-
iues for storing all kinds of merchan-
disc Low storage rates. South ST. and
P. R. R
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FOUND

FoUND-The home of reliable work for
particular people at EGGERT'S steam
pysing and French Cleaning Works,
l-45 Market st. Call either phone. we'll
DO the rest.
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STORAGE

STORAGE in Sstory brick building.
rear tes Market 81. Household goods
IN clean, private rooms. Reasonable
rates. Apply to P. G. DIENER, JeweIer.
t0S Market ST.
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

FURNITURE PACKING
PACKING+A II. SHRENK. 1905 North
Sixth street. first class packer OF fur
nituEe. china and bricabrac. Bell phone
sssw.
". J. wENRICH. sss Hamilton street.
Furniture. china and piano packing.
Shipments looked after at both ends.
Also all kinds ot hauling. Bell phone
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MONEY TO LOAN

MOST MONEY loaned on diamonds
watches tewelry, guns. revolverS
musical instruments. etc. Bargains in
unredeemed pledges. CITY LOAN Of
FICE. al Market st. next TO United
Cigar Store
$500 TO $4,000 on Your plain note. to
any person holding q sslaried posi-
ton, all transaction strictly condden-
ttsl- Employ eeS Discount Co, So y,
Third ST.. second floor.
LoANS-sS TO sseo for honest working
people without bank credit ut less
thAn legal rates; payable in INSTALL
ments 10 suit Borrowers convenience.
COOPERATIVE
Loan and Investment Co.
soi Chestnut St
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Sale and Exchange
FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-A one seated Columbus
electric car. Inquire OF {. r. L.YT ER.
City Auto Garage, cor. Strawberry and
River streets.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One up-to-date apart
ment; rooms and bath, in kslster's
Apartments, Fifth and Market streets.
Apply 70 II. kEISTER, 500 Market St.
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FOR SALE-I534 Walnut; an ideal
brick corner. $500: 1881 !. Walnut,
frame. sl,S00, lot 14X145 IT. 1535 Re
gina. hot water system. s2,500. IRWIN
NJ. CASSELlA Real Estate and Insur-
ance, l444 Regina ST.
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HARRIsBuRe EVENING OCTOBER
Wants
HELP wANrEp-MALI.

AUTO TRANSPORTATION SCHOOL,
me oldest. best and most reliable
Su,ohoniie school in the country.
ssali course of practical instructions for
SSa.oQ. Including long driving and re-
pairing lessons, Hundreds of good
paying positions are open for compe-
tent men. Make application now. Easy
\. Cameron St
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WE want a frst-class salesman ex-
perieneed in selling Wholesale trade:
sanaole or handling crew of canvasS~rs.
Address BRONIo DRUG Co. Room sic
trustee Bids. Harrisburg. Pa.
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FOR SALE-The following properties
are offered to close out an estate:
5Sl ). Front St.-3-story brick; eight
rooms bath and furnace. Lot 36X60.
5is and $50 Showers Ave.-3-story
frames, rooms; price $1,000.
1915 and l2lS Currant Ave- y story
frames, 8 rooms each Rental income
of each. $1,000.
1871 and 1928 Wallace St--2h story
frames, rooms each.
65S and $40 Herr St.-2IS story
frames; rooms each. 63s is a corner
property.
BRINrON-PACKER CO.. Second and
Walnut SITS
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FOR SAI4E-Eclipse gas oven, in good
condition; suitable for hotel or bak-
cry; 1--WE shelves. size SSNSS inside
measurement; cost sSS; will sell for see.
Inquire BOWMAN & co.
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Mary Elizabeth Hoffman vs., samuel


Hiram u. Dry VS.. Pearl May Dry-In
the Court of Common Pleas of Dau-
phin County, No. 1879. March term,
19l@-ln Divorce
To Pearl May Dry. Respondent:
You are hereby notified that the above
stated case will be heard in the said
court in the Court House, Harrisburg.
Pa. on Monday, the 26th day of Oc-
tober. 1914. at 10 o'clock Il. m, when
and where you should appear.
+. :. CARE,
Attorney for Libellant.
Harrisburg. Pa, October 13, 1914.
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TO RENT

WANTED-To rent small farm of five
or twenty acres, either with stock or
without as truck farm; or care for
some sood person. Can give good ref
erence. Apply 1851, care star hide
pendent.
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"ANfED-An An experienced presser. for
ssnnemen.s clothing. Apply at once
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" "ANrkn-Single man, 81 wears old.
ueslres position of any kind; all night
WORK preferred. Address sos 5. Third
ST.. Steelton, Pa
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Three- STORY building. at
Enhaut. along trolley line: cost TO
build, $4,000. Can be changed into three
dwelling houses at little expense. Price,
$4,000 Very easy terms. Inquire az
East End Bank
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT--FiVe-acre country home:
three miles from town. Apply NJ Sl4
North Front street, Steel,oH. Pa
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WANTED

WANTED-A furnished room. centrally
located. Address Rooms stating
rent. etc. SSeo. care Star-Iudependent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
Contracting Company Gets Space
in Madison Avenue Building
Other Commercial Rentals.

Tho Lotion IT. SIawson Company lcaseo
e., tba Cuvler Building, No l1s to 100 Wes'
qod etreet 10 the Gruen Sales Company
Wittemann & Morgan and Mofiat' ara N
Co. In the Burrell Building. No. Ia Madi-
son avenue. to the Peerless CONTRACTING
Con,nanv. oscar f. Binner, and the
twelfth floor. for a Ions term OF years 10
Max and Leo wallerstein for executive
Offices.
Corn & Co leased for the Cross & Brown
Comnany. as agents, for five years the
etorcroon. basement and first loft AT No.
% West SGth street to Harry CandeL
Ladies'. tailor. now on West esd street.
7 Arthur Fischer leased TO the Gotham
Electrical Supply Company the store NO
lo5 West 2Sth street for a. term OF years;
the first left No. 7G5 sixth avenue TO Han
& Cohn. and the store and basement no.
500 Sixth avenue to the Maison Louis.
The Duross Company leased the fourth
loft. No 10 West 18th street, TO William
Campbell, and the third loft TO Sheen &
Sarkady.
NJ. & L. Hess leased the fifth loft at Nos.
81 and g West S0th street to Spier &
Shrekinger. and the third loft at No. l2l
East 18th street 10 the Siren Embroidery
Company.
Tho Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for A. L. Coburn the fourth floor OF
the Scott & Bovine Building. No. 400 TO AIS
Pearl street. TO tho Mercantile Novelty
Company for term OF years; the second
floor of No. % Front street TO T.. NJ Os-
born II co. for five years. and the second
floor of Nos. 81 and "a Frankfort street 10
Arthur r. Stanley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
DUlA IN BIG DEAL
Buys Property at White Plains
Valued at 100000.

r. Nelson Ehrhart, in conjunction with
Horror & Co. has sold ST acres at White
Plains, Westchcster County located on
Uidgewsy Road and Miles avenue. for
John Miles. Of White Plains, TO Robert
q Duld. Of TarrytoWn, y y.
This property commands a lne view OF
the Sound and is travcrsed By the Boston
& WcStchester Railroad. Part Of this
property is located on Ridgeway Road. at
which point tho Boston & Westminster
Railroad Company will erect "A station.
The property IS valued al 10000 Mr.
DUla gives in part payment a plot looX2l3
foot on the east side OF Northern avenue
opposite the Palermo home and overlook
INK Riverside Drive and tho Hudson
River
Tho cignty-one acres arc surrounded by
largo estates. among them Eugene Rcy-
nal. Nathaniel Reynsl Thomas Watts.
kirkland. Some. LOWE and others. and is
close 10 the Gcdncy Farms Hotel
Mr.. Miles bought this property about
ten years ago and is selling out his hold
ings on account OF ~ health. as he OK
poets TO travel FOR q year or so He was
represented 10y II. r Barrett. OF Barrett
& Euckhcc. Corporation Counsel Of White
Plains. aud Mr.. Dula by ! T. Clark. OF
the Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY.
Mr. Dula recently purchased the SaXouy
ana pc witt apartment houses nj tho
southw,.t corner Of Broadway and ed
street
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LIS PEkDEkS.
FEBRUARY ~
Manhattan.

BLEECKER ST. so 70 354 i0th o.. cl1
West and ifh st.. sol West, Edgar z MORT
MGR AT Msry A Mortimer q al partition !.
ATTORNEY. f. W Orterecis.
I'D ST 2. - n OF 10Th ave. 20X5s'
Adelaide Stilwel o, al sst Frederick G.
Miller e. II faction TO declare HEM; attorney
y l. Betjeman.
18TH ST. %. i2i n Of Ave \. 81 sxioS3
Alice Richard agt Giovanni Psrisi - al fore
closure 10 mtg. attorney. 4 kohn
MACoMBS PLACE, " r. bet l52d and
I5id sts lots II and 90. Rudolph Nsllach Co
agt Edward Kirkpatrick ct al foreclosure
Of my lem: attorney. 4 Neymann.
irll ST. cor Mercer ~, Ii5x95 2: New
York Life Insurance and Trust 90 sSt Guy
Witthsus 81 al tamende,i foreclosure Of mtg:
attorneys. Emmett & Parish
I'D ST =. 100 n " OF Amsterdam ave.
H5Xao. If New York Life Insurance and rrus,
90 agt Isaac iiuppert 81 al foreclosure OF
n1tg); attorneys Emmett & Parish
LOT i7i2. blk 1852, Sec e. Mabel q Maynard
agt Robert Radcliffe 81 al (ansnded fore-
closure OF tax lienl, attorneys. Eisnian. Lazy.
Corn 4 Levine.
LEXINGTON AVE. " $. 6S4 II n Of Sist
81. - 6x 100. Canal Realty Co agt julius Ro-
senberg ct al foreclosure of mtg): attorneys.
Straus & Singer
LEWIS ST, so. Empire City Savings Bank
attorney. 4 " Dayton.
LEWIS ST. 81 and 50; Empire City Savings
Rank sst David Pcrlman e, al tamcnded fore
closure OF mtg. attorney, w Dayton.
10th 81. 1o< West; Frederick Cook at
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COTTON PRICES
SHOW DECLINES
An Early Advance Lost Under
Realizing Sales. with
Market Unsettled.

Tulhsh Vows or tho supply and as
tl1buton figures made public on Sa'ur-
day gave the cotton market yesterday an
opening advance. but around ls.''c i'i
MAY prof., taldnc sales csscd prices on
with offerings becoming more free ON the
scale down Buying became less aitor
straddle business was stopped by l'e
close OF Liverpool. and tho market was
unsettled I'm tho late trading, with the
close at the low Of the day, net To- q
points down from Saturdays finals IN
ports are still running heavy. tho totai
so far being about 1000 bales in excess
of last year at this time. southern s"o'
markets were unchanged 90 sc lower
and the local spot market was quiet Al
an advance OF % points to 1290c for md
ding upland. sales. IS bales. Local con
tract prices.
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The Bronx.

FOREST AVE. = 1Jgo Il : OF is3d st, lssX
-. Aurelie Schlockow TO oswald Schlockow. li6e
Pacific II. brooklyn. Feb 3 yr. "a per cent;
$500. attorney. 7 - Cohen. $50 Fulton ~, Brook
lyn.
CLIFFORD AVE. g. 52s.i0 It % Bslcou
ave. - ilx9S .. Ingrid Thor-lsnd to Elizabeth
X Dooling ~ East S0fh ST, Jan 81 : yrs 81
per cent 81 600 attorneys, Knox & Doolinc.
- Cedar 81.
lot % to q. map Of Barnum estate. Harry
Weaver 10 1itle Guarantee and Trust GO. iis
Broadway; Feb rs. due. etc, as per bond. $50 p
ooO
lot 40 map or Section \. vyse estate
Frederick Wizard 20 Clara Ieinwarth 35s
Title Guarantee and Trust To- rs 3rosdway
MACY PLACE. n Va cor Hewitt Place. Fox
100. Lawrence DAVIS 10 Emil Mayer. so Macy
Place (prior mtg SIS 300. Feb II. due per
PILGRIM AVE. =, being lot 20 map ~
Haight estate. Anna = Brown 20 Joseph ID
Wakciing. 1856 Stebbins ave, Feb Il. due Feb
H. 1917. per cent. 500; attorneys, Williamson
& H. 3sf Alexander ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n " cor Bsrrctto
81 s,Nlo5. Baronct Realty 60 TO Sigmund NJ
Lehman. 10 West aSth ~. Feb &c. yrs. 0is
pcr cont. so 600. attorney. Lawyers Title In
sursnce AMI Trust 60 Ieo Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. same 10 Henry Morgen
thau 90 80 East f2d - tprior mtg go oool: Feb
16. duo Dec - 1916. per cent. 81 100; attor-
ney. " NJ vechser 20 East ~ 81.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W p. u n n or
sarretto IT. t1Nl0,. same to Lawyers Mortgage.
90 50 Liberty st. teb rs. yrs, ~ per cent:
ss7 coo. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 30. $50 Rroadwsy.
SAME PROPERTY. same 10 Henry Morgen-
than 90, % East 42d st fprior mtg s3Ieol, Feb
ls due Dec q 1916 per cent 1850. a,tor-
new " VI Wechsler, 30 East ied ".
fi2D ST. 50l East. =, .sAi0o. Mary HcAr1le
10 Flirsbe,h Robinson. so Park ave; Jan .;
dr.. etc as per bond 500
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DEBUT AS AUCTI0NEER
nj. Morgenthau, Jr., Will oher
Eiohth Ave. Parcel To day.

NJ Morgcnthau. ir. will make his DEBUT
as an auctionccr in the Nesey street
salesroom to-day. when he VIII o"e' '"e
five story tenement house No. 2is' highth
avenue. on a lot 25N75 feet. The properly
will be offered at foreclosure By order OF
Alexander Rosenthal referee, and JACOB
WalZ. as attorney.
A number Of well known men In me
real estate business and i'm other walks
of life. besides a number Of friends OF
Mr.. Morgenthau. have sent word to him
that they will attend the SAFE ana uo
honor 10 the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
RTENTs-Rocsipts for tvo dayr. 3

RTTN TS-Fleceipts for two days BOO
head - cars on sale Market steady 20
strong. bulls end cows firm to 15c higher
Common 20 choice steers SOLD Al - iog$3 -
rer 100 n. bulls s. 75Gss; ! EXTRA bull at
IS ~. COWS S4dS7 %; general bottom price,
Sfc5 Dressed beef Arm. city dressed native
sides 12i.nl4c per pound.
CALNES-Receipts for tuo DAYS H'l heed ,
bof head on sale. Market active, and on lin
tied supply prices were advanced 6Oc. Com
mon 40 choice vesls sold at S10dsl4 Der 100
N. culs. So 6oaS9: yearlings and BARNARD
eaivev S56S1: fed calves. s. 600Ss. Dressed
csives steady 70 firm; citv dressed veals. i6G
&c. country dressed. 12qlSc
SHELF AND LAMBS for Two
DAYS. 10 4e head: 14's cars on sale sheep
i1 limited supply and Ann; lambs loc lower
fhan SATURDAY. Common 20 good sheep sold
~ S4TS5 20 per 100 70. common TO choice
'arubs 81 500 IS 50. ouns. 81 Dressed mutton
lrm AZ 81 012c per n. dressed lambs STEADY
~ io9a15c. best hog dressed. ib'ac: country
dressed dollhouse lambs higher, At Sass per
HOGS Receipts for two DAYS 10 oes herd ;
one car or sale. Market higher at 50 259
50 - r.r 100 n roushs sold at s. y Country
dressed hogs steady At sd12c per 10
chicago Feb. s-HOGs-Receip,s, 5000:
sfcad,.. bulk or gsles SS 5OQSs 60 light IS fod
* c. mixed IS AolTsS Co. hcavySs 25ass 80;
roush. IS 2S5ss so: pigs. s, e5a's 60. CkTTI.E
roNaS steers 81 soq$s; s,ockors and feeders
81 0OqsS COWS and heifers 81 6oQSs 90
slses. 81 5oaSlo 80. SHEE;r..- Reeeipts IS
IS esass, lambs. native So 55asI a5
Kansas city. Feb rs. HOGS-Receipts. 8
oN0. strong bulk, IS @0HsS IS; heavy s. 40
nsSt IS c5aSs 80, pigs t7aSS CATTLE
Receipts. ~ 0oo including 900 Southcrns;
,teadv. prime fei steers. IS fOdS9 % dressed
tecf. s. sass %. Southern s. 4Oa$1 IS: cows.
s. e51S5 30. hcifcrs. 81 1JdSa. stoekcrs and
feeder. s. JoQS1 ~; bulls S6qSi 80, calves.
SO J0TSfo . SHEEP Receipts. 1000. lower:
lamb S;aS7 % >Ssr Ing 50 SSaS eo' "e'ae's
Pittsburgh Fcb. l6 CATTLE Recsiuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

cOPPEG--The local street market for cop
Per var duh. with lake nominal. elcctrolytic
fssc. and casting 80 u iit,c STANDARD
.ropper ou the Hetsl Exchange WAS quiet and
,as,. spot 14t@is 0iiG2Hc. February.
March Aprii and Mas. if.i2is "a iij0c. In
oudou copper closed easy 81 90, MS %
Tor SPOT and ass 81 pd for futures
Tf%- Easy. New YORK spot 40 80 q 40 55c
rcbruary 4o.ib0 40 JOc. March 80 SO. 2sc
AprfI 4Oioq 40 soc. May A0i5n 40 SOC and
June 40 90 f0G2hc IN London tin closed
rasv az f1S3 for spot snd fisi los for fut-
Irne
LEAD Dull. New York spot 3a5us o5c
and Esst 81 Louis. 3sOd 5000. London lead
.loscd ~ tiq IS Cd.
SPELTEH- Dull: New York spot. $3.50
. so. md Fast 81 Louis goa SOC. Lon
don snoltcr closed % ri Is Sd
IRON -Niddicshoro No 2. 5is u I'd IN Lon
dom Local iron market Quiet az Si5ntib %
for 70 foundry Northern. and Sif 5b0
So 70 Tor No Northern. 10 1 southern and
fcft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
UPPER BROADWAY THEATRE
Will Be Erected by Robert Goe-
let and Cost $4,000.

Plans have been filed for the constTuc-
ton OF a two story theatre, with stores
and q dance hall, az the southwest cor
ner Of Broadway and eth street II will
be freproof. with a frontage Of $50 feet
in Broadway. where the entrance LOBBY
will be located. and 1875 feet in the street.
Il will have seating capacity of SO IN
the orchestra and els in the balcony. The
dance hall will be located over the stores.
Robert Goelet is the owner Thomas W.
Lamb. the architect. has placed the cost
at $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Movies for New York Theatre.

The Now York Theatre. At 45th street
and Broadway. has joined its ncighbor.
tho Criterion. in becoming movie
house. William Morris who has been
operating the New York AS a vaudeville
theatre, has turned the house over To the
Anglo American Corporation. which will
opcn the place next week With The Three
II n L..ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Want Subway Express Station.

Property owners who desire TO effect
q change OF the present subway station
at Columbus Circle from a local TO an
express stop will receive al opportunity
20 voice their views at a meeting Of the
Broadway Association. at its headquar-
ters i'm the Hotel Martinique, on Friday at
o'clock.
The meeting will be under the auspices
OF the Columbus Circle Section Of the
Broadway Association. and a special COM
mittee comprising NJ. +. Huberth. chair
man: II 6. Copeland, Jacob ertheinl.
Paul Henry Zagat. Louis Fischer y. l..
Ottinger. Herman a. Schmidt. Bernard
Reich. Nathaniel Myers and George II.
Robertson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Oppose Herrick Schaap Bill.

The legislation committee OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, Borough Of Queens. Henry
$. Johnston. chairman. and a special
committee appointed AT the last meeting,
composed OF Il. A. MacDougall. Stuart
Hirschman r. Dell. Smonson, {. II.
Rickcrt and + ". Scott. have called
meeting Of tho property owners for this
afternoon al $3.50 o'clock. at the offices OF
the Chamber of Commerce. Bridge Plaza,
Long Island City, to oppose the Herrick-
Schaap bill. which il is felt would de-
press values and have a most injurious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
BROOKLYN MANSION SOLD
Beers Property in Rcmsen
Street Held at $4,000.

The Brooklyn Club has purchased FOR iis
use tho Beers mansion. at No. i3l Rem
sen street. from John Grcenman. who
purchased the property recently as 4
speculation. The price paid was $1,000
The Albany Avenue Real Estate Com
pany sold through John Woodcnhury 30.
40 Schenectady avenue. two family
brick house. for Lewis H. Rose 10 George
H. Ruckly.
The Bulkley L Horton Company have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY 10.
Ma nh attain.

OAK Construction co 70 Leon Iuchn ann 81
Nufual LIE Insurance co 20 Equitable Trust
CO Of New York. s10OOo.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Brooklyn
Savings Bank $40 600 .
Henry ; Reynolds 20 Woosey \ Shepard: 81.
Woosey \ Shepard 20 MARY = Shepard; 500.
Felix Kunstler 10 Harris l<opplemani 81
The Bronx.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 20
Victor Zeman So 900
New York Mortgage and Security Company
10 George G Park; s4s, 600.
Charles p Butler. exr. 70 Fsnnis II Young.'
Si01t IS
same to same: SO. las 90
Same TO same: $685. ~.
Same 70 same: s66f Is
Catherine y Harnett 20 Steven Ayr-s 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Albany city say
ings Bank. S2i 800.
carter Phelps 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co:
SOS 900