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New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH 30.
The Bronx.

COLUMBUS AV. is3. store and basement: Hannah
Feisel TO Dunn. 7S W $50 s.; J l-l2 yrs from
s. go
EDGECONIBE Ay. " cor l6'th ST. store floor
J aud Mary Hart % Eonsyne. 502 w lI0th =
2 yrs from May l. 1915. atty. Esan. !. u
Amsterdam sy. St-V
C32 W.lOubhhy aI B&lyn. Us from May !.
1915. a,ty. 4 l. kope.usn. 320 Bway. $50
BROADWAY. 3i1s store and basement lei-
ergreen o. G. Tan. Gly " 431 st. 3is yrs from
A-rl 1918. 81 200
l35TH ST. TO 10 +. ice plant. etc. Jas EVorar4 5
BrcWerrs 70 J Bothnel. e4 Jerome RV. us
from NoT |. 1914. att, d 81 Neubefger. ;
ssTH ST. IS W. al. Jackson and sno 20 j
i,chwarzwa.L 400 Manhattan av. 10 5-l- 80
from May l. 1915 atty. ~ Levine. 81 - 81
IO4rH sr, lOj ". parlor store; CITY Real I.s'aa
(a-posAtloE 20 G / S9icer. on premises, 3 yf,
fr.m OCT IS. 1914. sty. II NJ Earle. - Brood
PkRK ROW, 223 all: r Romme 70 Az. Afnli,e-
rrrt Co, 10 Az e.. 10 yrs from June IS. l'l3
atty 1 smoleus. 81 Chambers 81 A5.5yY
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Amsterdam s,: March %; atty. T q q Tr CO;
The ErOnx.

ALEXANDER Az, 2o3. rs 10 1r7o; A Rosen,tein
$1,000; March 90: stty. Rosenstsin. 2sJ Ales,
AsIaUa A. 3. o.? lsoih st, % g.'1i BsTi6' m
'IfCHAla Il sf5s 5,, f' Ts5p to Bsnsss S sss", q
igil. atty. " il swry. 81 PARK H YonEslr,;
coURttssOr Az. q. sgs n Iasth st. g. .sssil9999: :
coU6rtANOf Az iiolh st. lc; e.loo; : u
coMUartshor' Misi9 o+I'A Az le55 Sg5 l.sh st. IS :
100 $ l. Jacobs % l. 4 Mcndel. - part lmig
5000 Sept IL, 1906 atty. 7 o & 7 to, il0l
COURrLAsDT Az. 90, ii9'h st, 59Hi9o; - : =
JSsq9' iS,s $40 20 o1o siy MSad' Pff' o SEPT 90 500
cRoroIh AV' '26G2,' cor oakland pL lGIi0O:
also Elm av being lot lS map Horton g5'S952 ,5 sCi
tena ay sept -. 1918: aty' School, zIss2
cRoTont PARK NORTH. n $ 500 Clinton AZ.
2IrlOO: also Crotona PARK North. $. BgS .
clinton av. 2srl00. Anna Dorsn to osin
MCGUIRE. rs Audubon az March |'' siy 4
otiS Ays 25s,' s't s. 81 "oI9i5: Eus Tnseimann %
Nellie sullivan. 29l i I}5th St INT. '20'lssS9B5S;
.og Av loo 5OSlO6; Coryell Blds Co 70 A
Lrdmann. 100 St AIMS a' tmts '35'O'O); harSa ,iSa
PARK AV. n E cor. isl,h St. siIloo; chLiSiSs
schuessler 70 MauIe : Ellls. $40 Il "a st. M'
A.fEsndcr G,HIn = 4 q. IItG5 Broadssy. 500
] Diamond. I9J + l75th u (uiLg b.5Ooj; March
RSIi sao1lAo Av EAST sO2s n iss,h st. io0T
i22 10 Canal pl; W II Toop 70 TooD Holding
CoIpn. Canal ~ Starch 20; asiy i T & 90 81
Rlty Co 70 " II ParkeriOn, ll3 PARK av. East
Orange, tmts $1,000. March 70: s1y. q
SO sy, 36o,, nws psr9sIl; Mary A Nolan and
ano 10 q A S,onmuIer. 1851 Grand Blvd and
Concourse tmts Sl2.OOOJ Marcn %; atty. . A
IssTH ST. 2ol l.. n s. 251loO. Nellie sully.n 70
Ellz Inselmann. ll73. yyse Em's "''ee99l
18Th ST. 40 T.. S. 3jr2OO; Emily Powell to
Janet 0 Cnspens. 4se L isi.h at: March 30 ;
atty I q * 4 Co: tlVO
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of sttorney)
MARCH 30.
Manhattan.

ARTHUR Az y lsSta sto,:4:I st. q E
cATHGRINE ST. g. s.w 5. 80 2 v, OAK st. ASK
l03 31l02. May /. 1914: ! MaIzto to D
Page. oakland ], atty. Leaviit. 80 Broad;
DomiNIcK ST. A. s. l3O E Hudson st, 9oIsi.
April L. 1910: Anna Schneider 10 Elisa Riesz.
81 w 18th st. atty kronacher. z5l BHay;
mAcOmss Ro. $. All Grand U runs $
- x i53. partly through centre of s,ons wal wal
on curve 70IsS TX along said lane or another cure
60 70 cor Macombs I'd $40 10 another tan
contains l6 93-l0O ey, lots May !, 1872: Phebe
L Robinson 70 l. r Loameyer ,o5 5,th 1 81, 81
at'ys Norwood Marlen. 6S William at: $4,000
MONROE Az. public 50 5, fremont ay
runs l26x 70 5 Grand Boulevard and
Concoure Do - 20 s s said square e 10
along $ square 10 begin: June d. 1913. Wehe
10 i'r, Guarantee & Trust 60; $4,000
vALesTss Az 2ISo IS dd3 2s v,ois isiii & Ws; 225
L. J Mueller. l. IIedlen Terrace. Newark. y J;
etty. X j kuoeppel. Beekman 81; $1,000
6TH ST. 320 =. g. 900 "a az. SOn96; March q.
1900 L Cohen e al n the Equitable Trust GO.
Y: atty. Lawyers Title and Trust CO. i60
'sH to S' Ink s. ' 2ii, S' loo o. ss % to begin Dec
i. 1908. O / and Lulu y Telt to " solo
mon attys. Potter Bros, l35 Bway; 5000
5 05 to ! blk " 2I4I 2 1905 to, s; ( e
q 70 begin sept 25 1917 ana AANa sr,li ~
Guarantee Go. l75 Bwsy. 5000
4 W PjIpkc and Helene Pupke widow + Pupke.
n Chelsea Realty Co. attys. New York Title n
surancc Co. l3j Bway: NV0V
57TH ST. Iio " same property Feb l6. 1910;
Helene Pupke widow of + Pupke. et al 70
Ehrmann: attys. Laehman & Goldsmith 80 as, as
SANE PROPERTY; sans to Chelsea Realty co.
11A ST. 1873 W. 8 200 m H 25I.o9 10.
De-, Is 1911: + and Julia Pupke 10 A Ehr-
mann. at SIN and Prospect as, Atlantic Hlsh-
land. y J: sttys. LachmAn Goldsmith % sso S
looTH ST. n :. 100 % Az iorioo II Nov o.
1909. B Roseufeld 10 T II Simonson Son 90.
t,0i1,rs t2,In = a.'' ST 900
SANE PROPERTY; April %. 1908; same TO Mary
Mahoney. admI: atty. A D Lew SO- b"sy roo
t6iSr ST. s. 2r5 Fort Washington a.. l25H
s1 IL: oct ~ 1914. Hudson View Construction
e., Inc 70 Columbia Trust Co and aAo. a,tts
Merrill & Y. 100 BRay. So 900
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was frm. with
electroytic quoted al i5A. l6c AID cas- lLg 10 = q
l5tsc Ia london copper closed A. tts Tor siahi iIi
spot f6s l2s 6I Tor futures and 40 IS ios elec-
trulyuc spot. 90.
TIN on the Metal Exchange was nominal with
sJc asked Tor spot in nye-tou lots In London uh
closed a; fls2 iDs for standard spot and fits l's
futures.
LEAD nrm: New York spO, 4l2hd l'ife and
East s. Louis l014l5r. London lead kt2 Ius
SPELTER neglected with price. nominal. IL
London sye.tef closed a. "a toE SPOT
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Moderate Trading, with Tone
Irregular - InduStrials
Firm In Spots.

The market on the curb yesterday
developed an irregular tone and trading
was on moderate scale. Small ad-
vances were made by number of
leading oil shares, but losses Of 4 and .
points were scored by Standard of
Indiana and New Jersey, respectively.
The industrial list was firm in spots,
but less active. apart from United
Cigar Stores, which was heavily traded
in and improved fraction, while Profit
Sharing showed small decline. Inter
national Motors preferred was the
weakest issue, receding points. Kelly
fraction. Dealings in the mining group
were bit more active, with good ad-
vances general Western Pacific bs
were stronger.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Long Island Leases,

The Psy,on Mel Merru CGmpanJ, InG Ieh,''I A,',I
for no Ha.este CoupAJ iic. Ae D'0" .,si. .,i, :
iiu'tingtor. 7. J.. consisting OF about ten as.
with ot Cling. gardener cottage, stable gauge
snd ou;huuIIugs 20 james NO,s O.,
n. Irys n ,isy Company leased a. Eass-
NEE. J.. /. 10. Emma latch r,'tsge on G5s-I,le"
sy 10 Morris Code. McfEei c".'as' Oh ii@f1 iA@.'
AZ 10 David Br-ls'e.n. aid hu'-ga cO.,4Ee' OH
Eract ay 90 Melville Ncs- sbu'g 49,
John r Scott rented ior Osear WelnG&He1 MS
co'iTtr, =. ace on OCEAN sy.. Cidarhlfsi. l. !, 10
rbDuI.s b Bys,l ard for Peter Olney, j.,
his cottage on Alcr5sch Lane. CedaIhufsI L. l..
I,-'oa TGomIsol & Co. Inc reutod ior ths
eurmcr the frank hicls place at Locust Na!Iey'
l. J. 70 d cllcuL
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MECHANICS LIENA

Ay, 9oie, Brotnfssu - Nrsns
M MiLlalrA owner and coniractn1i eAAs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

ARTHUR AV. s. ei3 lsOth st. 50. 2Ko3r5o II
g26 Jan 90 1905. w ArOnstein 10 Bertha
Haetls,ler. s'tys. T G Co. 10 BwV; $4,000
CATHARlNE ST. -. s. 80 u " OAK At. 25.2H
l03 9x2J 3XlO2; May !. 1914. + MaLzto to + ID
PAGE oakland, J. atty. B Leay1it. 80 Broad
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Manhattan.
eDWAY. ws 1923 n 1924 At. l2s iN9I7. Rey'ou
Ready CO % PoIyur Realty Co. lO-s = lo,i ST
tm.s So. .00O); March ~. atty. " Stern. % VA
LEXINGTON AV. iO45. e. s52 18TH Ct, IIjj..5
(f0sec.osulc March 20. Bernstein, rei 10
Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty st. March 80: ats.
Le&ihGTON ~ loil. 5 6s2, -5th 81. lIIJj.5
foreclosure March 20: JOS NJ Herl5erS Ir,ei 10
LEXINGTON Az 20Il. $ % l22d st, A.5I5o
iforcc,cs1fe Mach ~ N Lew. ret. 70 Corn EH-
change Bank. William st lmig So'VJVJi Ns5ea
,sI SV w a-sal s4l5 'S HS iSt6 st. 2i6175. PoisG;
Really co to RoE,ol Realty GO 81 Liberty st m9,ss .9ds
SlG s. Sis n sd st I5xlGO. NJ Kufzman to
March = attys. Klein & Jackson. l.s B"4y; 81
5TH Az s.. c cor 10th ST. ms Az ~ lux
st5a 'l's s.7 Afs Bs 20 9Th AZ; ~ th tMsFsh 81 siy
25TH s1 - ". IS. 500 " 7th sy. KS 21i..A
$50. C4.l T. Iitpatr.f % Il Weber. y W
i-Y,4 st mtg s,.OOjJ. March %: atty. T {
49rH ST. ~ !. IS. 80 lst az, 25Iioo 8; Lena
h0ly % j II kcatinge >, Madison s. B.9n
lm.s $l5-0Ql: al. ueDs. March ~: ATTY v, O.
9Th ST. S. 100 " 9Th az 43!Ioo5 81 irres !
EUo): March q: atty g y TT co. 800
GTA ST. 80 ", 5. 200 TN ". 2jI2oo 10 to
tot. Jaia W Pupae ct al. heirs etc. + / PuDke.
al at Orange. y J. TO lie Ell and Emile
Puplc Eln.s.ord j.. AID gno. only surviving
cal.Irtn Of /, Pupke d.ed. !. part: all uue
March - (mtg s35.O0Ol, atty, y I Go. 81
s9TH ST, 4S2 t. 3 S 1913 Az A. Il sIl00 5:
y K $ Realty Go to Rose Jsao5ie. lzs2 ist Az
lm.g 100000. Mach .. atty T G. & TT Co; 81
$40 ST J5G J.. s. 1854 V last End a' 5txl0-2
foreclosure March ~: spe.lissy. ref. to G
a klIpr.t 81 /. S.tA 81. and j S,happed, 5i4
Sli 81. pitrs. March 20: atts. Amend 4 llg
nassau s.: SO 900
lOoTA ST. n $. 100 ID az IOSlOOll. Banks 10
Ai4.gafetha q Alorruw. - Nirtts 81, Jamaica.
b u q lmtg $5s.25OJ: March 30. atty.
nsTH ST. $. 100 "a Az. 25IloO.l0. r vanscore
t6 II ROes 3l1 l2ai ~ mtg $-i.O00l: March
q: sttys Bowe-s & =. A. Cedar 81. $50
Iz3D ST E 1864 sth az. IS l1l0O. II; Il
klhu TO Caroline Mayue. l3l Riverside Ddyg q.
and $. al liens March y: attys. Pratt koeher
I27TH ST. ~ ". IS. 3324 sth av l6 st9s Il !.
- via VII. %, Isi3Os Alexander 10 Annie aud
Emiy Fox az Wester..gh. b of tmtg So
OOuJ: Mach - atty. Decker, l49 Bgsy. so
l2sTH ST. s. 80 sth ay lg.txS0. Marie and A
Nanur 70 I si.4ger. 49,, IN. ay; all liens:
March q atty. L,wiusJA, ll9 Nassau n: $3.50
1851 ST, ljS W cor 1th AZ. 2-ll-4-l5. look
4JlI. A W Ransom. ref. 10 Kc.soV Realty co. AL
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

GONZALES are not unusual IN the
be; but even Stock Exchange trad
! lave been found 70 marvel over the
--nstance that the Andrew Car
za who built the Peace Palace at
:. Hague 1hould have been the backer
S:bwat Bethlehem Steel Cor0ors-
q, which is furnishing more imple-
- ioI war than any other company
re United States.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, March 30.-There were ll,SOo
bales offered at the wool auction sales
to-day. The selection was varied one
and was readily absorbed. Good meri-
nos were firm but heavy, and wasty
sorts declined ~ per cent. Cross
breds were strong. American purchas-
ers were quiet. The sales will be con-
cluded tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
SANE M PROPERLY; sans TO cheIse. Rs,lt
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH go
Manhattan.

Brown. Jenat. 20 susan De WIZ. Eng.eNood
j. lil sFO.k 81. ai,Js. DE WIZ. y. -
Nassau ST. S-OuO
AyeuA PaEk. y !. ll sufo.k 81. same atys.
same TO susan De witt. Nysck. Y same 9f5p,
erty. same atty. 5000
sams 10 G c DE VIII. trustee. same property same
atty. S. 900
Same et al. eIrs % G. G. De Wiz e al trustee .
"a Greenwich dy. same atty,. 81
Same et a.. trustees - Jeust De " Brown, AVcr %
Park. y. 80 Thompson 81. same sttys. 81
De Witt. " g. aud 4lO. e1is. 90 JeAat De "
Brown. Ayeriu PARK. Y. lil suffolk st. same
atrs. 81 900
sane " same. 80 Thompson st: same avs. s. 900
same % same. laf GreeE3ich av. same ttys s. BOO
Same 10 sane. u A.. ~ ar ssh 81. 2oiK,6. same
s,,ys $4,000
Same 20 sane. l3i Greenwi h Az sttys s. 500
Do Wltt. W G.. trustee. % iams. lsth s. 8. lol
"a ay. Is l0Es2, same attys. $4,000
Lawrence. Florence B 20 Muller, PA stanton - /.
10 Iitt So. atty. G ~ Co; 5000
TucaerWa1. Edith A. 70 Fauncrs Loan Trust 60.
10 William d. 10th q. >, Jl& West End
as. 2l1lOO5. attys Ge!ler Il a II. p Exchange
D. SLY.""V
Trowbridse. A. 70 TG& 7 CO; 2i2S ID T. s. 800
I q n T Go 20 Isabella Lorins ct Al. trustees W
10th s. 81 Columbia 81. atty T q < 7 GO;
Same to b King. II sOta st; gS W Ii.a q;
sans atty. S.e9'
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NEW BUILDING PLANE
MARCH 80.
Manhattan


o7o or, q 4 ie4 . . 80 ai tor ~ omnA
ioo.i8; Ehr-t, u. lisi Pus n owned q
Dell. srcht: COST $~
The Bronx.
7o4rn ST. q Z 1901 = Webster N z - es1sh
stores and dsls 26I1s; Basel sz1s webster ~.
owner: W Kenny. 1900 Decatur s' archi cost
lssrH ST. q g 1907 Morrs Az, 81 trtns
shop 1870; II c Schroeder. seas Jerome N.
owner; p L Hunter 1871 eth Az. archt. cost. $3.50
1851 ST, IS iss v Brook az sy ron enc,
2Or2i B GreentAal. s1S Brook Az, owner AetA
Shelter co. Inc. II Battery pl trchi. cost sso0
suaOocK Az 23tt Ss:sos se.i ~ Amund 1
son Az, owner; Z r Johnson. sV AZd a. srcai
cost. -
FoRDHAm RO, q v cor camorellsns A. ~ ule
garage Z212O; Terrace Constr 60, ChGAlpyA'
is " ls0th St. pres. owners: W del OsgdiS, dSb
40l fremont av. archt; cost. Ss.SsS
tnIats. e. so163 IS. 6250I6slIi County Estate.
lac. W \ Phesn. 2)43 Ryet sv. pres, s"netsi
. slOo" . - ~ $4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

5000 Pitts Brewing IS 57H 57n sly Th
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

Liverpool cables Spot quiet. sales. 5000 bales
speculation and export. 500 American 1000. In
PORTS. 30 200. American. $1,000. Md-uplani. $50.
Futures opened barely steady. 70 n points low
er closed quiet y points lover MayJune.
5.S9'7d June July 544iad. July August. 5.5ld:
October November 5G6is1 January February. Q. so. .
Msrch-April. 5.SU3sd. Manchester; Vans nrm,
cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
More Gold from japan.

Al additional s57j 900 gold at Yokohama was
engaged yesterday by the International Banking Cor
poratl1n Tor shipment 70 Ncw YORK. This makes a
Total of s1.s25 900 gold engaged In tie Far East
since tie beginning u tie year
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
New Harlem Apartments.

Gronrabrrs g Ieichfag. the archtecls have com
r'e-ct plans Tor 'Vo s'I stoy apartm-lt hoi'es on
H., i01rpg II Tor the Maple Cons, fucuon Co. /.
Ji,iu, Wrns,ein. presldeIt FOR tAe south side oi
Wtst l50th St. 100 feet wost oi Amsterdam s'
- huild'rg wiU accommodate thir.y -pue families
n. ,ror.t viii be OF tapcstly buCk Limestone aid
te--a rot,a They are estimated 10 eos; 100000.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

siehsr, A. e A. Q Esn ana ano' 'sp' p n.H,on vs'
1,unS; 4, uB,onI; ,ei W ION 81; s'y' ;i5'so,
Ksnnsdy. asry R. and sn9. .rr. to Man 4 Ken
ssas ss t s,sy Va g. Johnson isa ~ as BTS $3.50
H,;sn ~ Ftsnqes s L. q so- .og 1'isss i5,h e 5000
'1aI5a s.;a 4 4. a io5s sns z. '1 sj Bvs is
se5cysI, 2Ssan''' Rama 70 asmsn 1881 Msdio. y;
IDfsoai'H .'i' T. to sherman Co. s7s Grand s,. l5s
RlTingtOn It; atty. = CosgfoTe. SIs ofahd "a.
GerEen. Eu., to p c G,rs,n, 9 2, 2, si,s ,s, s.; Il
Town ~ "''''' ""''''' 500
y Y Investors corpn to EmiU.nt Industrial SAVING,
&EJ o'C;orman' 81 Chsmoe- st. tis 90
81 clair Realty GO 70 Man D. Taylor. % W SON ~
rSG& T tt e. 70 Ks,hefihe ioo. gios is r 25g =
ION At: s,tys. O'Ilara Bros. zooth 81 md WEB,
Accumulation Realty Co TO Fi,chss. winiansDO,,;
LaTyo;, y'o, Ms g 60 70 Edi,h Kns %, N.d,on AZ:
2Ol5 5,h sv; atty. Lawyers Ma Co. 80 Liberty ni
King Edith. t, Aston rr., Co, IS, ,,A -. ,sS s. s.
Foster. dc r. and .nO arr. nHM ssads:
: !: :,5 5';s5:' .,,, y' ' w Fif ;
The Bronx.
Sy Sy IT.. T.' g g g g fiY hiss Y;' CO Co. m,B
Brennan Ka,s A. % Kate u Lara fi0
Poughks-psle Trust Co 70 q bulnhsn. 800
L Ntgs Co 70 Nellie A Kalisks tQg9
Lyons q J. 10 M HaTen. f4,sO9
shapiro q J, 70 Matilda Prokmsnn, !L.vg
Baker. Jennie c. 10 Annie Guinos. t'oe'
MECHANICS LIENA
MARCH 60
Manhattan.
BROADWAY, 1897. c Koschis sst CpH
0wue, and contractor; tsi.u
64TH sr 40 z. Ay;Ar az, sdisosrgs. o.ngi
" GARNER. contractor; ~.
Issp sT, Is z, veXer AZ pssArd's brvSGs
owner: J c Pcons. conuactQri ,eV
I4orH 81, Isl 20 l59 WI Pore9 - Wspes.slI
owner and contractor; ~'
The Bronx.
WARRINGTON Av, 20le, b Brotnfsszu - I4psa
M MiIllarA owner and oontraStrai tsAAs
SATISFIED MECHANICY LENA
MARCH so.
Manhattan.
4,o sY, its W. A sch,ls ar ~ wA ~ "
Co ct iii Jan Q. 1914: s siS
iorh AV.r vho. troSt Ssss.ss %a Fo a, 'tH IA
sts; schsrbner Iron Norn Ap oa' Enss .sss, H
Corp J al March "a, 1876 tssi's
4sTH 81, GAG 81 Weiss AZ Ma S'-'sn0t:1
a.; March lS. 1915; va"
A NDw
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Realty Notes.

n, tie s,t rtory iathouss at 1l2 AID slt East
lCSth st. - ..,,-, ,,s
william sussman has beoone 0aoci.tei with
,bs rsaI csfets fm " GIBBS & ksrln. having o.
q g az g5s East lC3d g.. IN tho HUNS PoiHs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 50
Manhattan.

JANE ST, So and &c. and l2ta ~ .I sno sss W
+ W c Arnold az, Hyse.s Distilled Wstef 20 es
al foreclosure u Two mtgsl atty. Sa'ase
WEST EMO kV. 269, W Lustsarten Co, Ina. 81
Langdon Greenwood et al liorec.osure o' transfer
~ tax uenl atty Lustgarten. q 7.
18Th ST. 5Is TO s22 l.. y Trust Co IE cara
Brand, ct al foreclosure o. niO 1t'y' Mo'-
sara ST. 22s 70 23l W. NsutneT Az Bird~inl
Realty Corp ct a. toFeclosufs Of m'sj' ANY
sEsKwAH ST, .s, p TrAreo asi Adelaide
Van Zandt ct Al partition: aty' DoSs.@
sf Marks PL, 8. Nassau iron Wors,, o. sgi
Shapiro specific performancel; A1V Il s'A-He'.
The Bronx.
FRANKLIN Az. es $50 Ie1erson pl. Seuo9 .
FIs stein Chase AT Powers et a. ttore'.'a-le
esi soNI sV. 2lI5. Ada Mo,s AZ Bern
-,e,n ct Al foreclosure of mts). attys. tlhcA'
COBB & Hubby. - a.. "a a .
tMTH ST, 5, 1915 q Webster AZ. 20 t'o.s.
Vi w., sgt OrJsalt Cons.n CO q, o. t3fe .l'uls
Of mtgl ATTY. Friedman
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Gen. Motors to Pay Off Notes

IL. General Motors Company has authorized its
bankers. Lee Higg!nsol a Co. ana j. W seug
q, its 6 Der cent notes. due October J. AZ per
cent discount The amount n the notes outstanding
a. r. 80 900 After they are paid OF u Is stated
IN. company viii still have between $s.Q0oooV and
AZ 900 Q00 IN is treasury.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Newport Property Rented.

De Bos Eldndgo leased foF tho NeH YORK
Trl,, Company The GiliiAtt esflte corner o, hAote
i,.rI AZ AID O,l Beach Road. Newport. X J..
IN tle Rev Grenyllle Merrill. OF S.OrFbrdge. Mass
Tor year.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The following now minimum prices have been
established hy The stock Exchange COMMITTEES May
Depa-,meut Stores common. ~. California Petroleum
preferred. f2 Nashville. Chauanoosa 81 LOUIS.
i20. and American Cldes preferred I3
Stockholders ~ The American Teephons and Tel
egraph Company A. iheir annual mesuns yesterday
approved tie resolution adopted en AohdS ndus'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

seventeen. The following directors who were
befs " the board last year were not reelected
Thomas B b. .. Charles Il Bangs Harry II
Brigham. Rudl ph Ellis Alfred l. HuconD. John
] Mitchell. Harry ThIyer and Robert Wiusor
At the Organization meeting. officers were re-
elected with Tie exception of III Thayer AMI
b. f. sunny. who were vice Presidents Their
places have not been filled
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

The Bankers Trust Compsny's statement OF
March 10 shows resources u over $500 600 900.
which places the company IN the small group Of
four banking Institutions u this county having re-
sources exceeding this amount Two u these
trust companies and two national banks
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Strength and Activity.

4any pools, as the saying might be,
,lls perlous paths. What is TO come
-e' this present excitement in the
''k market is causing just as much
;'1ghi IN the minds Of many in the
ieei as what is going on Even pool
9'ks cannot 60 up forever. Or at
aN they have not. Wall Street has
ti before the skyrocket initiated
ia glta, fa.thfulress, and in every
t''!'1sr. !, is a long time since the
-iN Of such eyuberant bullshness
ls' everything went, and went. fire.
,saly, much further than its merits
~. .'a' would carry IT, In some places
,'a' I. Gays have been forgotten or it
. aeiF sequel that has passed from
.'lS'y' In others the strength OF a
'eA ~. market that has had no forerun-
-, ~ u the bond market is seen as
"-s'ning 10 be viewed with suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

co-paunership has been formed BY Robert z
Horton ali Daniel H. KEY under the name Of
KEY & Horton. with or ces al = Broad Street
The firm will deal Ia public utility aud other un-
listed securities
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Parcels sold at auction in the Nesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Henry Brady.
72D ct al " n 8 So Of Ninth az 1854
csc ) sty tenmt In the matter OF the estate %
" DrescAer decd. J O'Brien. atty. Mary
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
BONDS.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
NDUSTRIALS.
MINING.

Pyf,alo Min ~ US Utah Mn = Il
putte q Ny "a Tono Mining 7', "a
~ Paso Con Ia lAi'N COP pf l.. -
tFlorence OIL. Is 50 Yukon g N. - -
s4Iut Mines % 2j
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port Of New York
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
YALE DEFENSE WEAK
AND COLGATE WINS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 31.-Out-
played and out-fought. the remnants OF
Yales football team went down to its
third defeat OF the season In the Bowl
yesterday, before the heavy Colgate
eleven. The score was IL to o. Never
In the history OF Yale football was n
Blue eleven so weak on defense as
Captain Wilson's aggregation was this
afternoon.
Both of Colgate's touchdowns we're
made by spectacular runs through a
field strewn with Yale tacklers who
failed to tackle. In the first quarter.
Colgate worked the ball down the field
to the 4S-yard line. using straight foot
ball. On beautifully executed for
ward pass. Anderson TO Nielson.' the
latter ran through the entire Yale team
for the first touchdown.
Again In the third quarter. Anderson
dashed through the whole Blue eleven
Shaking off tac'l.er after tackler. His
run totaled fifty-eight yards.
with two touchdowns to the good
Colgate adopted kicking game which
finally netted a field goal from Cap
tain Abell's toe in the final quarter.
bringing the total to Is points
The Washington times., 1915-10-31
CAROLINA A. AND N.
TEAM DEFEATS NAVY

Jack Hegarty's Carolina A. and NJ
eleven Is being noticed today by more
than one South Atlantic team. and
Georgetown players returning from the
Navy are loud In praise of the Raleigh
men who handed the Navy l4-to-l2
defeat yesterday
The .Aggies have been beaten several
times this season and Hegarty has
bidcd his time. Yesterday his eleven
was better all the way than the Navy
men.
. allure to kick goals from touch
downs brought about the Middies down.
fail, for had goals followed their touch
downs IA tie score would have resulted
Tho Agsies scored In each of the first
two periods, but were unable to cross
the Navy line In the last two periods
or play. while the sailors braced in the
second half. and by aggressive play
twice crossed their opponents line.
The Aggies did their best work in the
opening quarter when they received Won
I1eimburg's punt on their own ten-yard
line and carried 1t down the field for a
touchdown without losing the ball. In
the second quarter Bonner got the bs II
on Westphal's tumble and ran thirty
yards for a touchdown.
In the third quarter Blodgett re-
covered the ball on the third blocked
kick against Bonner and ran twenty
five yards for touchdown. In the
final period the Aggies fumbled the ball
ana Martin. alter a run of sixty yards,
scored for the Navy.