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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11
Council Proceedings.
Leon. Iowa, Feb:

| Leon, Iowa, Feb. 4 1915.
City council met in regular session
at office of mayor; Mayor Farquhar
presiding. Councilmen present, f.
H. Cozad, E. G. Monroe and j. M.
Gardner.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing claims be allowed:
A. E. Mullin, road work ...$ 600
j. l.. Mitchell, salary -. ~. 1912
P. E. Brady, sewer pipe .... 1926
Geo. Lamb, road work 4.S0
Jake Martin, road work $50. 80
w. H. Fillical, work and pipe
and fittings -. -. 1850
Cannon Bros, coal 6.21
Miles Martindale, cleaning
streets -. -. =. .... S.9O
Biddison Coal & Grain Co.,
coal 9.43
G. c. Jennings, salary So. 37.43
Wall Adair, shoveling coal. so
Geo. jenkins, cleaning streets 1870
Frank Smith, salary -. -. 32.1 )
c. F.. Wright, premium on
policy. -. -. .l7.4o
Leon Electric Co., lights,
claimed $173.3S, allowed. 1928
Leon Electric Co., pumping
624,100 gallons water SO.
Moved and carried that the claim
of Crichton & Son be referred to
committee for auditing and payment
Moved and carried that the mayor
appoint committee of three to con-
fer with our legal department i'll re-
gard to readjustment of rates on
street lighting.
The mayor appointed E. G. Mon
roe, F. H. Cdzad and J. M. Gardner
on this committee.
The Leon Public Library, through
it's secretary, Mrs. F. B. Sigler, filed
their annual report, which was read
and ordered placed on file.
On motion the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Be it resolved by the city council
of the city of Leon, Iowa, that this
meeting be, and the same is hereby
adjourned for the purpose of furth-
err consideration of sewers to Tues
day evening, Feb. 9th, 1915, at 1880
o'clock.
GEO. R. FARQUHAR,
Attest: Mayor.
S. G. MITCHELL, City Clerk.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11
STAT EMENT
of the condition of
Decatur State
Savings Bank

organized under the laws Of Iowa
locatcd at D,,catur Countv ri no
,,'
catnr, at the close OF business on
the End day of Feb. 1915, made TO
the Auditor 0s Stata
ASSETS
Amount OF bills, bonds and other
evidences of debt discounteior
purchased actually owned by
this bank -..-... -.-.,.... $167,o12.57
Gold In Vault .......... -. $ $4,000
Silver In Vault. 5ll74
Legal Tender, National Bank
Notes and Subsidiary Coin 2'66o0O
Drafts, Checks and Other Cash
Items not dshonored -. 3l542
Iotai Cold, Silver, Legal
Tender, Drafts and Checks, etc.
carried out 6,ls7.l6
Amount Subject to be drawn at Sight on
Overdrafts 28O6.0l
Value OF Real Estate 396OO0
o'''' ,sSe's '.'.: =; is4ooo.4o
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11

A grocer thinks he is capable to
advise women how to cook the
food he sells; but women always
laugh at his recipes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11

For Sale-On the Stone farm, 6 "
miles northwest of Leon, 4 " miles
northeast of Decatur, native lumber
of all kinds, fence posts, split or
sawed and stove wood. w. w. Full
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11
Laundry Agency.

J. A. Caster has secured the agen.
cy for the Iowa Steam Laundry
Baskets sent Monday and Wednes.
day. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11

A full grown man drinking tea
somehow reminds me of an old Tom
cat tapping milk.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11
STATEMENT
of the condition of
Farmers & Traders State Bank

organized unuef tne laws OIL iowa, ~
Gated at Leon, County OF Decatur, at
tbo cloco IF husinecc IN tho 2nd dav
~ $3.50 ~ -,
OF FEBRUARY, 1919, maze 10 tHe
Auditor of State,
ASSETS
amount OF pllis ana 9 9, anu
other evidences OF aepts as
counted OF purchased actuaiiy .,oo ~, on
ow"e.' ny ''i,s jain ''.-'''' eoo m ivy AA'o
God IN vault o'ooo.oo
silver III Vault, 4'ooo.oo
Legal 'ehoer anu nat'ona p'''h ,,o,,ee
NOES anu SUBSIDIARY COZ. -. io'1i|'oo
Drafts, cnechs anu o!ner cash oooes
items hoG alsiiohofea - I'IIE'oo
iota Goo, snser, .esal .enoer Goa 7ao J.,
ana Checks e.c', carrieu
Amount SUBJECT 10 DC orawh AZ &E
sisn1 Oh ueposio Win soiVch' 10 go !.
uaiks
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-11

City council met in regular session
at Office of mayor; Mayor Farquhar
presiding. Councilmen present, F.
H. Cozad, E. G. Monroe and j.. M.
Gardner.
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THRICE o FLAT.

WEST le4rH sTREET-The Irving
aving Institution has sold to Aaron
Miller the Sunridge. a six story apart
ment house at $3.50 West l2%th
street, on plot 50xlO0.1l. 175 feet east
Of Broadway. The buyer has resold
the property to the Hull Building Com
pany. which has also contracted FOR
the sale Of IL TO Frederick Brown.
Last January the bank took the struc-
ture In foreclosure.
DECATUR AVENUE-Harry II. Cohen
has sold for the Benenson Realty Com
pany to an investor for cash the hve
story apartment house on the west
sid Of Decatur avenue 1919 feet south
Of 195th street. The structure con-
tains thirty apartments n occupies a
plot 5TxlO0. 1t is the southeriy n
Of a group OF houses recently CON-
pleted by the selling company.
KELLY STREET-Richard ii. Scobie
ma. resold to a client for cash s1e
Kelly street. a four story. eight family
house. on plot 31.6xl20. h ous
was given In part payment TO Eber-
hardt 4 Podgur for the new i've story
apartment at .4s2 Valentine avenue.
$50 feet south OF Fordham road.
CRESCENT ANENUD-P. =. Treacy
has sold III triangular shaped plot
9~3.5x72x59, on the west side OF Cres-
cent avenue about 90 feet south OF
Hughes avenue and directly opposite
Adams place.
GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT c. Mate
of Chicago. ILL.,, il reported to nave
sold casa Grand avenue. a two and one
half story frame dwelling. on plot I2.5N
90, between Fordham o and 1sSth
street. Al the rear OF the property IN
the old Croton aqueduct.
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THE METALS MARKET.
Copper Easier-Sp0t TIN Holds
weIl-spelter Firm.

Refined copper wa. less excited and less
sell by some of the producing interest: at
were ,tili holding at zoe. Late in the day
II might have been possible to shade the
inside price for slectroiytic. The demand
WAS less active either for domestic or
foreign shipment: otherwise the situation
was without essential change American
the standard market. was again weaker.
spot being down 81 i0s.. and futures &c.
Sd. lower. The exports reported from New
York were 1.sss tons. making total foreign
shipments since the hrst Of November 49,
4o3 tons. The imports included 1875 tons
Peru.
spot tin at New York was well sus-
tanned. although the London and Straits
markets were heavy and lower, The ex-
pectation that the Indraghiri tin will fail
TO make November deliveries was held re-
was difficult to buy under 80 while
3skc. was bid for spot and November.
Two steamships with 30 tons arrived from
London and Liverpool. making total ar
4,2ss tons are still afoat to United States
ports.
spelter was In fair demand and Arm for
spot, November and December shipment
at lsk 70 isltc: Less than carload lots
The London market was hrm at 800 on
e to ISL " " ''"
Lead wm moderately active and nrm
at sac. for spot, More export inquirie.
was up Is, Cd. Spot G. NJ. r. was quoted
at fasss. Cd, and futures f27.
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KENNECOTT COPPER
MERGER TERMS FIXED
S6J.OO0,OO0 Is Subscribed
Morgans and Guggenheims
in Syndicate.


The syndicate which has been Formed
10 underwrtte the consolidation pia OF
the kennecott Copper Corporation, which
u 10 TAKE Q the assets OF the aussen-
helm exploration Company. which 10 to
DC l~iQuidated. has agreed to furnish an
amount up 10 $65,0OO.O00 Tor mat pur.
pose. The syndicate 10 understooo 70
% headed BY J. p. Morgan z co. n
the Gusgenheim interests. The enure
amount OF >sb.0oo.ooo is said to be SUD
scr'Ded already n the
synoicate u RECEIVING iu commission AZ
!ne rate OF D per cent IN me shape OF
the STOCK OF the kennecott
Inc amount really involved IN the {
cnsse OF the braden n Juan STOCKS
cho the n OF tne kennecott copper
CoIporauon approximately $ss..
vov,ooo' put a large NUMBER OF the
noIuers OF tne braoen and Juan snares'
snvoivin9 ABOUT Ss,ooo.ooo nave sieni.
neu tncir intontion 10 accept henneco.t
s'oOoh N eAcnense LOT their prcsen. no,u.
'sS. mus Ieave only ABOUT soe'VVV'VoV
W 10 unueIwr!tten
. unuerstooo .nAt INC proposAi d
y synuIcxte 70 inc hsnnecost Donus
"o"oaers 10 ske yer ne SIV,vvo.ovv
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100? Is, sv. pr mtg $1,000. Oct 81 "
p c atty. Il Link. Is Nassau st; 200
Av ct JOHN. W 8, 80 n Fox q. scxlooU,,
Podsur Rity co TO i:kin Holding Co. 10
Wall q. Pr mtg sa2.oso; o ~ aur
So' T. ,sis' 8 p G. st'y' 'i;ic'ooo
SANE PIR6pSERTY.same 10 same. pr mis
$500. Nov 20. demand. : p c. atISSc;
cLATY Az. iii:. 3. ss.iixsc-Annie D
Island. pr mtg $4,000. Nov %, due July
!. 1915. 6 . c; atty. q A s,e'nmy'is ac
CLAY AZ. sw cor i7ith At. soxss-Louisa
A Mortimer to Rachel l. Barley {. a.
!. Nov "a. 3 yrs, 6a y C: atty' ooSo
& T Co. l7s Bway. s''vvv
TIER Az. n $. 800 W William az. svS
so5.ii to high water mark, Eastenes'sr
sny sU.'.: a s'' S,, aSt Ban 81. n $. sS
" Elton ay. 25xloo: also lS4th ST rs
go " Elton av. sjxlOo-Csrolina Son
ling% TO Jacob. Lamour. t'o va 81
BkiA. Nov 20. 1 yr. 5 y c; atty. L.
BRIGGS RIGGS AZ. r y :. ): 80" : issth st. :sSss-
tona Park Sorth. Nov 20. due as per
bond: atty. T u & r Co. l'e broHd
HoSkkAND AZ, lao n Morri, Park
av. e5xioo-Fredk q Durr 20 Anna @
Ciaassen, L. Pierrepont 1T. Bklyn;. NOV
20, due Jan l. 1919. Ola p c; atty. .SoS@o
up T Go; ihS Swas ms n Morris. Park
av, 5Oxioo-seme to Regent Rlty Co. SO
W t?d st. Nov -. 3 yrs. 8 p c. stty,
GRAND BouL coNcouRsE. " c
Eordham I'd, IL ;syisSSGosWinei.ssoSoe, ~
Nov IS. due as per bond atty IGN
T Co. ZIG Bway s'''VV"
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9Th AVE. RESIDENCE
ZONE EXTENDED
James Byrne, Lawyer, Buys SO
Feet North Of 98th st. as
Site for Residence.
BUYERS FOR CITY FLATS

James Byrne Of the law Arm Of Byrne
q Cutcheon IL 10 erect a dwelling In the
Carnegie Mction Of upper Fifth avenue.
Besides being a costly home II Will DO
the most northerly Of tho distinctly high
class houses along Fifth avenue. II
Will cover the two lots fifty feet north
Of Ninety-eighth street, which have been
the property Of Arthur NJ. Mitchell since
1878. The site measures so feet wid
and 100 feet deep. and adjoins the I'VE
lot plot at the south corner OF Firth
avenue and Ninety-ninth street pur.
chased last April by Robert 9. Clark OF
Cooperstown. N. T.. for q purpose which
is still . mystery. To the south OF the
Byrne dwelling site Is . low automobile
garage. Tho block to the north Is
property Of the Mount Sinai Hospital.
which IL soon to be improved with hos
pital buildings In connection with those
on the block between Tooth and 1olst
streets. This property marks the be-
ginning Of q cheap class Of buildings
which will probably never be disturbed
by the advance Of ine dwellings which
in the last few years have overstepped
tho Carnegie property at Ninety
FIRST street. Developments OF recent
years. due no doubt to expansion
Of trade In the Fifth avenue some u
Of Central Park, have brought sites
north Of the Carnegie house into de-
mand. First. II was the block Just
north Of Mr. C~arnegte's place that was
taken. Then the limit was pushed a
little further on. Last summer John
Russell Pope. architect. bought the prop
erty on Fifth avenue from N~incty-sixth
to Ninety-seventh street as the site Tor
two nnc dwellings. II WAS then pro-
claimed that tho northerly limit had
been reached. Mr.. Byrne now occupies
REGINALD de Koven's house At 1923 Park
avenue.
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POST OFFICE RELAY
STARS ARE ELIGIBLE
National A. A. U. Registration
Committee Rules They May
Compete as a Team.
TO PRINT CLUBS NAMES

IN A decision OF the national registra-
Nm committee the Post Office Clerks
tam will be allowed 10 run in the
,.,sy race at the irish American games
a, Saturday night which n open to
rsderal. State and city employees. The
,ccs, registration COMMITTEES put the
matter up TO the national committee
,seause the runners on the Post once
tam are registered with other clubs In
ma district and are prevented by the
niles from representing other organiza.
lions IN open competition.
the permission given for the Federal
snployees Is on the understanding that
me names Of the clubs to which they
h,long shall be printed opposite their
names on the programme. The Post
ONCE aggregation Ii . strong one. be-
,ns made up Of Phil Hauser. Loughlin
Iyeeum Dave Politser. Irish American
A C.: s. Thompson. Smart Set A. C..
and Ben Powser. Brooklyn A. A. The
o,her teams will be from the FIRE,
Police and Tenement House depart
ments.
There will he three other relay races.
IRE special scratch event among the
Boston A. A., Irish American a. c..
salem Crescent a. c. and Knights Of
81 Anthony; the military relay at 1900
ards and the high and prep school
relay. for which there are eight en-
,yieq.
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BRONX BUILDERS ACTIVE.

Five apartments and a theatre are
to be erected In Tho Bronx from plans
filed yesterday. Irving Judis filed plans
for the theatre and stores he will erect
on the northeast corner OF Fordham
road and the Concourse. ISL. 3xi30.5. to
cost $4,000. Gronenberg 4 LeuchtaK
are the architects. On Crotona Park
North, northeast corner OF Crotona ave-
nue.. two five story tenements. 36xSS. 10
and 2~7.10xss.s. will be erected BY the
Beta Investing Company. Fred NJ.
French president. George r. Pelham.
tho architect. values them at $4,000.
ON Intervale avenue. west side. iO3. 81
feet north OF w~estchester emu a five
story fiat will be built on plot 50xss by
the HartEen Building Company. Adela
Harrington president, from plans by
Harry 7. Howell. at a cost OF $4,000.
Tho Clint Construction Company. Frank
Willetts president. will erect a Ave
story brick fiat, 50x9:. on the east
side OF Prospect avenue. 125 feet north
OF 1891 street. at q cost Of $4,000.
from plans by John r. Boyle. On the
northwest corner Of Olmstead and Havi-
land avenues the John W. Dick Com
pam will erect a 1--WE story house. 50x
SO. from plans by NJ. W. Del Gaudio. at
a cost OF f55 900.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. FIRST
JUDICIAL DlSTRICT-In the Matter Of
the APPLICATION Of the Public Service Com
mission for the First District of the state
OF New York. &c. relative TO acquiring
certain properties situate at and near the
southessteriy corner OF Murray Street and
West Broadway and the northeasterly
corner OF Park Place and West Broad way.
Borough o: Manhattan. City of New York.
for the purposes OF the construction. main
tenance and operation Of q rapid transit
railroad known as the PARK PLACE.
WILLIAM AND CLARK STREET ROUTE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Foley and John W. Hutchinson. Jr.. COM.
missioners OF Appraisal. duty appointed In
the above entitled proceeding. which
report bear date September -. 1915. was
filed In the office OF the Clerk OF the
County, Of New York on the 9Th day Of
November, 1918.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
said report VIII be presented TO the supreme
for the County of New York. First Judicia.
District, in Part III. thereof. at the County
Court House IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
City OF New York. on the ard day of Deem
Der, 1915. at the opening OF Court on that
day, and that then and there. or a. soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, .
motion Will he made on behalf of The
City of New York that the ssid report be
confirmed.
Dated. New York. November 10. 1915.
Corporation Counsel, Municipal building.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON. Az, pcpew pl. 45th snd
=" ,s'n AZ s,'i Blk y %STf'' ( F cs oS GIsr.
John p.lrce. co. eo",rsctor 20, sssM.HcGs.I
SANE PROPERTY standard PIunser
SAME PROPERTY - sykes 60 ss!
SAME PROPERTY - reeie o. az,
SAME rnorEETy--j l. Heating 60: Inc.
LEsXINGToN Az. Madison ay. "a So =, to
LEXINGTON Az. Depew pl. 4sih and iSth
St., blk. &c-Pietrows 4 Konop co,
SAME TR0rERTy-whitncr safety De
SAME. PRorERTy-"Trini,y contracting
SAME PRoPERTy-Lev.rins & Gerrigucs
SANE rfRoiTP'EfE;riy.Dia,tk & BOYD NfS
SANE fRorERrY-Lons island wire Go
BRRtoADwAy. .ls2 10 9lsS. I'm st. s.s 70
2Sl W-M Ryrne co aat Lewis g Van
Ricper. owner and CONTRACTOR; y Y I'm
proved Properties Co & Charles Furth.
Lemon AZ, iG7-Meiivin Rosenterser agt
estate Of John Roth. owner; Harry Bier.
Lemon Av, SESAME ast same. same
MA HG"fse:i'r Az. 'iissi.jammics ii Pasn s AIT
Paul : Bolger, owner; VIM Krauth Is
co, contractors: James ] Ryan, sub.
?i5Tn ST. : :. ?7s E ION av. 7:s,,ss.ii%"
Tite Guarantee. & Trust 60 aEt 20ith -
torpr, owner Julian kovacs, prest. con.
10TH ST, $50 E-Na;han Borsher agt
Maria strcppone, owner and contrsI
MAprsoN Az. ~io6i- Narlcr cabinet CO
nGt Gertrude & Cs'hrinc Doliard and
Mary r curtis owners. Frank .Scery.
ri ~ : W cor ii2,th 81, e5yi6oGAio,ph
focwc agt Joseph R~osenheim. owner
BarkowIt~ 4 II MartInson. Inc, coutrac-
6eD ST, g E-samucl n T Worry ast Edw
De + simmons and Robert II Gay own
ers, Alice simmons, owner and c%ontr,c.
nRfSoADwiAy. ?iS2 to ass. T7th 81, - To-
;Sl W.charles drosskGrth ~ Eva !
TMropcpties ESo'rppn. i.ssser. G,lmagx " Le r"aN
hold, Inc, lessee and contractor s., 10
WEST END hv; l1 RIct & h"'f,1,,
SummerNille Elevator 60. Inc, cortrac.
4?D sT. Isl E-Ann. SchHa .rtz ag, U,,6
= Straus, trustee. owner, Hollrrith Boz
4 Construction co. contractor, ..,.,,.s3l
agt Wolf Nader, owner B"unle Ash.
a?p 81. io5 d Fireproof Contractor.
Corn agt y II co. owner, ,lohn
i2sp ST. 20 E"Mciyin Rospabcreer as'
! Jeanette Bierhon, "vner, Harry bicrhor
.oTIi ST. 5 .. 900 e ioth as ak non
kins & co agt Clarke Bros, owners.
Hannah Fox & NJ S'hieiscnser, owners
and contractors. ...... .....-... ,....s $500
BROADWAY. i2lO Ernest u Rainbow
agt John Schneider. owner, Joseph
Foselli 4 Busy Lady Baking CO.. Inc.
contractors .,,,.s. .....t t..t. .sr..,S 500
BronN,
ri Az, 950G-Wiliam II McKieyer
ar, church Of our Lady Of Mercy, own.
ers. McDermott 4 flanagan, contrac-
KiNiSRRIDGE Az, . y, % y cath vi. sol
l2i-Evans 4 Kacstuer agt seabury
Inililnp co. oN nsrs and t.uirA.
tors ........, ....... $500 40
BATut;ATE ~. l~96S-rasquale I,ntoia
sgt Bronx Enterprise 60, Inc. owners
Joseph thurman and Bronx Enterprise
90, Inc, contractors. ..,., '.H5
WoOpYrkEST Az. 9Is-Iiohcrt Fac agt
Marie q kuer2i, owner: Francis 4 amt
Marie Z; kucrzi, contractors. sl5O
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ENGLAND 10 FACE SCOTLAND.
pirt Of International soccer Cop
Ties Set for To-day.

eoccer teams representing England
ard Scotland will meet In the first OF the
International series OF nj tie matches
arranged annually by the New York
Footballers Protective Association at
Lenox Oval this afternoon. The best
r,ayers available have been picked and
a hard. contest is expected. Another i'm
portant cup tie game which will attract
= large following is the .eplay between
he Yonkers and Brooklyn Football
clubs at Tlbbetts Field In Yonkers. The
teams for the international game have
been picked as follows:
England-Mather. Quinian. Mcwfrliams.
Mathews. Toal. Blatchford. Garside. Car
yer Hayes. Ionic. Puxty. Reserves
Adamson n. II. Shanholt. Ball, Durnev.
Scotlsnd-Porter GLIB. Kelly, Kerr. Hill.
Mclean. Irvine. Mckenna, Halliday, Millar.
Young. Rescrves-Kidd, Gallows, NcElroy.
Mccain. Lanerty.
To-DAY's SCHEDULE.
England vs.. Scotland at Lenox Oval.
Yonkers vs.. Brooklyn At Tibhetts Field.
Brooklyn, Celtics VS.. Greenpoint at Mar
Quetis oval.
Mon,ciair vs.. Passaic at M~ontciair.
Englewood VS.. Manual Training At Engie-
WOOD.
Commercial vs.. Commercial Alumni at
Commercial Field. 1880 A.. NJ.
West Hudsons W. Alley Boys at East
Newark.
scottish Americans VS.. piston r. C. at
facony, Pa.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

ALBANY. Nov. 2t.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day
Flick a MANUEL Construction Company,
Manhattan. capital, 100000. directors,
lawrence C. ManuelL. j. Il, Whiting and
Willard r. Jessup. New York city.
Xmsli Realty Company; Manhattan; cap
Vincent, Gull, e.; Rrooklyn: N, y: Al
Riyerdsie Holding Company, Manhattan,
capi,ai, $1,000; directors. Vincent GULL,
Va; vlnesn. GvlIi. ST.. and George s.
pesse Realty Company. Manhattan. cap
itai. $500; directors, DAVID .Zipkin. Mar
xaret NJ. Killeen.. New York city: Hen
jaInin Arrest. Hoboken. N. j.
LedEeward Realty Company. BROOKLYN.
samuel j. stsnneld and L. Finkslday.
brooklyn, ". Y.
Ridgewood Successors, Brooklyn. capital,
$4,000: directors. Jeanette Stlman. Morris
siimsn and Harry W. Lippman. brooklyn.
"~Rspoport a Son, Brooklyn. capita.
Sl.OO6; directors. Philip Rapport. Max
HaPoport and Annie Rapport Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Guy r.. Trip. chairman Of the West
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany. has been added 20 the board OF d.
rectors OF the American International Cor
poration.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works have
declared the regular semi annual dividend
OF sh per cent. on the preferred stock,
rayable January I to stock of record De-
cember II. No dividend was declared on
the common stock. Six months ago the
postponed action on the semi-an-
nuai ommon dividend OF l per cent. duo
at that time.
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ST NICHOLAS Az. 1853, str and b
Brendan Realty CO to Archie l. TUFTS.
gSs Audubon av or on premises. q 1911?
yrs. from Dec /. 1915. 81. $50 to 81. 500
ST, IA. y e cor Houston st.
-, Z, all-LiIlian Eisenberg TO Silo
MNsles. lt Columbia 81. 2 yrs from
Deu l. 1915; ATTY, l l. Moskowit,. $50
SD AZ. sc;!s:ss.' ali. except .ioie., 'i'asS
Amusement Co 10 @ & q Amusement
Corpn. on premises. from Nov %. lsii
70 April no. 1874; atty, Max Miller. 90
MONROE" sr. lid 'oUo
Gindice and ano to Frank Rosa. "a
Monroe ~. 8 yrs. from Dec !. 1918; attys.
Gusgenhetmer, u Il NJ. 81 Wall It. $3.50
Jacques chevalier. 5?s Tth Az, 10 ;-is
yrs from Feb 10. 1915; atty. lily =
Renaud. es9 Bway. ...,........ IS, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
TRADING IN wEsTCHEsTER.

The River View Building Company
has sold the one family cottage now un-
der construction at 80 Gilbert place.
North Yonkcrs. TO Charles Il. Williams.
who will occupy 1t as soon as COM
plcted.
Angel & Co. have sold the plot look
100 on Sprague avenue and Gaylor
street, Arthur Manor. 10 William Haas
Of Albany. who will erect a residence.
They have also sold to Mrs. John Coyle
n plot 75xI00 on Brambach avenue. ad-
toining her residence. Mrs. Coyle will
Improve the property at once.
Kenneth v & Co. have sold for tho
estate OF George c.. Holden their prop
erty at Scarborough-on-Hudson contain
ing about one and a half acres and
house, to G. ii. Eaton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
STERLING EXCHANGE EASIER.
Italian Lire Mt New Low Because
Of Purchases Here.

Sterling exchange rates eased some-
what yesterday. closing at 4.S9h for de-
mand and 4.70L for cables. This COM
pares with 40 for the former Ind
4.7O% for the latter on Tuesday. Francs
were lower. closing at 5.s3 for checks
and 5.92 for cables. against a previous
close Of 5.92h and 5.slh respectively.
Italian lire dropped to a new ow
price on the present movement Of $50.
Foreign exchange brokers said that the
recession In lire was luz to the italian
embargo on silver exports and the fact
that Italy Is being forced by the war
TO purchase 80 heavily in all sorts Of
commodities and staples In this country.
She Is said to be buying enormous guam
titles Of coal here at from e25 to $50
per ton. Rubles were unchanged at
32H.
Mark checks were lower. selling dow
to 500. as compared with so els the
day previous. while mark cables were
unchanged at sos. Austrian kronen
was unchanged at 14.4o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
HEI.i' WANTED-NALE.

WANTED-By well estab.
lished commercial firm cover
ing world wide trade. two or
three men of Executive and
Selling Experience with a
knowledge of Mechanical En-
gineering preferred. Must have
strong connection with inhuen-
tial men in Chicago and Middle
West. Salary $4,000 to $4,000
per annum. Give particulars,
present position and previous
experience. Address c. l., j.,
Box ll2. New York Sun.