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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-11
MRS. VANDERBECK WON
PhiIadeIphian Captures Golf Title by
Defeating English Woman.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 11.-Mrs. c. H.
Vanderbeck of Philadelphia, eastern
golf champion, today won the cham
pionship of America at Onwentsia by
defeating Mrs. w. A. Gavin of Eng
land, 3 and 2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-11

Iron Pumps at Forbes-Adv.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-11-24
Estate of w. A. Gallagher, Decd.
Notice of Settlement and Application

for Final Discharge.
Take Notice that on the 7th day of
December. 1915, I will render final
account Of my actings and doings as
Administrator of the Estate of w. A.
Gallagher. deceased. in the office of
Judge of Probate for Abbeville Coun-
ty at 10 CLOCK a. H., and on the same
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as such Administrator.
All persons having demands against
said estate will present them for pay
a,ent on or before that day, proven
and authenticated, or be forever
barred.
w. A. Calvert, Admir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Many Downtown Lofts and
Stores Rented.

The Douglas Robinson Charles ; Brown Company
leased the store AID basement IN West -Four
tenth street N Edward I.sJu: a lot 10 l45
Spring Street to the Milford Linen NILS. oft In iJ4
ats Place to u. Maimln Inc. loft IA j06 Broadway
10 Rasiin Brothers. house il3 West Thirty iOu N
street 10 Mrs Bessie n Nolan; Offices IN the
new Equitable Building 10 Bartlett * B-Owacl; OF +
fees in IL Broadway 10 DI Bangs. foof IN !
wall street TO Harry A Gord4n. Offices m l5-E
company and William II. Collins. Offices IN .!
vi liam Street 10 the simplex Service Corporation
aid the ground floor a. = " lam Street 10 the
Insurance company Of North America, ..,.,,-
william 4. White & sons rented the building
AZ 80 and $50 Water street tor a tenn OF years
10 the Richardson & BoyHtOu Company.
George l.. Read a Co. rented the ground noor
facing Hanover Square, AID oECes on tie sAth
floor f. the Coffee Exchange Building " Tie
Insurance frm of Hagcdou 4 Co, uOI al Han
over Street Tor long term ~ years. also me
ground floor aid basgmlrt al - u ecker Street
10 kap,au. kDdan. AckrTuau. Tr4oht, berg. len
man and Tes er tor a term Of years. also ofrcs ~
co Wall street TO Alfred l. lieusIe.n Tor term
isrob Flnkel,teln rented for fifteen year, 70
Samuel Solomon the four stoy luding al ana
Catua.ae STREET - ard 10 Chathim square ior
J W Hauicuheek. The rent viii aggregate ABOUT
Henry Lndeumyer y sons leased the ground
hp,r and basement 81 the southeast corner ~
Beeckcr and Mott Streets. about 20 600 SQUARE
quarters opposite corner. ]. A''c'No'R ho1H
vas the b.nker r,--
Douga a, l. Gilman 4 90. ald \. y Robertson
leased tU- store and basement go u West rory
sixth street to the I've comfort IIsit-S HI"p 1,s
Richard H. Scoule leased siore 100 the hulling
a. the northwest corner " Madison Avenue anu
sixty -scco1d Street 70 'L1'ey,' cIeaHef' 10Y
tenn % years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A loss Of around 100000 by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week, five
DAYS. The gain from the interior was
$500 900. and gold imports amounted
TO $1,000 900 from South America. The
loss on ordinary Sub-Treasury transac-
tions was s4,334,0O Retirement Of
emergency currency here resulted in
payment TO the Sub-Treasury of s4,-
lO3,097.
The Hartman National Bank has
issued a comprehensive booklet, en-
titled "The Bank of To-day" which de-
scribes the operation of the measures
Of the Federal Reserve act as applied
20 everyday banking transactions with
customers.
An Offering Of 100000 Province of
Ontario five-year per cent bonds is
being made privately by William A
Read & Co. at lo1, to yield over 4.75
per cent.
The Stock Exchange seat Of the late
Victor NJ. Reichenberger has been pur-
chased by Phillip Boyer for si2, 900,
unchanged from the last previous
transaction. Harry G. Tobey, who re-
Gently bought the seat OF Leslie Her
man. has been elected to membership
on the exchange.
The United Railway Investment
Company's 100000 per cent notes OF
1905 series II, together with interest
OF $4,000 on the outstanding series
viii he at maturity on February Is al
tho offices of the New York Trust Com
pany.
Announcement was made yesterday
that more than rs per cent or the out
standing 5 per cent purchase money
6yet lien bonds OF the Chicago q East
crn Illinois Railroad Company have
been deposited with the Metropolitan
Trust Company.
directors OF the Calumet and Hecls
Mining Company have declared owl
derd ~ IS a share This is the first
dividend TO be declared since passing
If the regular disbursement, on sep
,erobcr !. 1914. On June 20, 1914
dividend OF So was paid.
quarterly dividend Of 81 share
has been declared by the dams TX,
nress Company out of the 7mulated
surplus of the company, payable on
March ].
Emergency currency TO the amount
~ s50i 500 was retired through the
iooei Sub-Treasury. To date there mas
been sls3,974,29l redeemed at TINS
centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
COTTON PRICES
STILL DECLINING
Market Quiet Under Easier
Cables and Slack Buying
Demand.

After featureless morning the cot
ton market became little more active
under scattered selling, and closed
barely steady AZ a net decline Of 6 TO 9
points Approximations that in carry
ING out an announced intention Of plac-
ing greater restrictions upon German
commerce Great Britain might under
take some action which would inter
fere with shipping probably inspired
part Of the afternoon selling, but a
good part OF the days trading appeared
TO be in the way Of evening up ac-
counts for over the holiday and the
week end. The close was at the low
Of the day.
The trade was waiting with much in
tercst during the afternoon for an e1-
pected announcement from tho Bureau
Of Markets nj Washington naming the
ten spot markets which would be desig-
mated by the Department of Agricult-
ure, whose quotations would be used
a a basis for establishing differences
in futures under the provisions Of the
new law. II was expected should all
necessary information be available
that there would be a meeting Of the
revision committee Of the New York
Cotton Exchange on Monday after
noon and that some Of the uncertain
ties which have recently restricted
business would be eliminated. Ex-
ports yesterday were 3S.lsS bales,
making 4,406,229 bales so far this sea-
son.
Southern spot markets were un-
changed and the local market was quiet
at S.65c for middling upland; no sales;
delivered on contract, 200 bales. Range
Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
,.r Railroad Rate Order
Il First Hailed as a
Great Victory.
,o,nS CAN COMPETE
WITH PANAMA CANAL
...,o Pacific Dividend at
=. peculiar Rate-Southern
Railway Yet 10 Act

-, hush She Interstate Com
y I r-sS,rriss c..s decision Yesterday
re 60 SO,- On the S.o,s Exchange as a
a al. .,,y " fox the railroads, hardly
7ii IN ,rnortanco ,hau the . per cent
% y I. ~ Later 10 Nas seen mat
= 80 ~. an reinstatement, and while
~ ~ was 8 matter Of much DIS
:, enc her. vss no prctence that the
'i s. ,is ,tock market was primarily
y y The most general eXplana-
:, T. I II. financial district for the
- ~ the market had, IN fact
i..t Sc. Al with the rate decision. IL
~ ,. n ,bst what had really happened
Hii ~ ~, for ;hc time being interest
=. . .I-. from the bond market TO
= 90, 49, market, awaiting the asslml-
! q. 49, ~ the former OF some OF the
re- =. s Il announced recently ay,, and
.-.,.,.Slarly Of the New YORK Centra !
". which have yet 20 oe offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Parcels in Davidson Ave
nue. Bought by Judge
r. B. DeIahanty.

Judge Francis b. Delahanty bought
from the Davidson Avenue Realty
Company, Henry Cleland. president, the
two five story apartments on the west
side OF Davidson Avenue, located 976
feet north of North Street. The houses
each occupy plot 39x1OO feet, and
were completed by the sellers about
two years ago.
In part payment FOR the apartments
Judge Delabanty gives the old Le-
moult homestead property on the south
side of fremont Avenue, Just west Of
the fremont Baptist Temple and ii-
agonally opposite Echo Park. 1t is l25
feet east Of Anthony Avenue, and has
frontage Of Cos feet, with an aver
age depth of about 1873 feet. On the
site il the old three-story frame house
occupied for a great many years by the
Lemoult family. hTe buyers have no
plans at present for improving the
property. The deal involves about
100000.
Pease & Gilman have sold TO a client
for the Directors Realty Company the
FIVE story apartment house at LeXing-
ton Avenue and Thirty-fiith Street.
ACADEMY sTREET-The Hudson Irve-tIns Com
pauy represented los Clifford G. Roberts, attorney
has purchased from Wesley Wait the plot. .9IlOO
feet oI the south side OF Academy Street. 20 teot
west u Broadway. The buyer recently acquired tie
two lots adjoining on the east. and VIII improve tie
tltlr, site with two Eve stogy apartment houses.
VALENTINE hYENUE-Au0d. Byre a Bau-
msnn have sold Tor the Nagrom IHaU Company %
The II. Vi. CONSTRUCTION tSamucl Minshln president
the plot ll6 1tlO0 feet. 81 the northwest corner al:
valentine Avenue and lsSth Street. backing o.
F1rdham Road. The buyer viii erect two fye stosy
suartmtut houses Oh the site
FIkDlAY EvEhUE-Smith X Phelps have sold
the plot 100000 feet e. the northwest corner ~
Fmdsy Avenue and l6Stb Street The purchaser
wifi Improve with apartment houses.
BRIGGS AvENUE-H A ktTber has sold for a
client for cash four and bali lots on the vest SIDE
OF Briggs Avenue. .95 feet north u l36th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage and name and address
" Attorney
FEBRUARY II.
Manhattan.

elmwooo PLACE. {. 100 Clinton az. 2i.i
e: Bi9rkssren TO MarsiIe' GTAl .f,,,G or
stsT and S'u sno as sd@asrstor q Bridget
Mifra, DECD; Feb 10 1892; atty. c -, c
FfoST IT,, .. & Gssp' +, ss 5 S:5T5S
yi CIgae 2: 81, P HGlb H Moor, 900?
Foster and ano to Dry Dock savings In
stltu,ion: June IS. 1890: atty. NJ TieS re oai
MADISON Az, -. 5s,a2i st. SOC. sli and 5i5
Madison az. 81 6r95: Wiucoms Really Go, Inc
to c B Iaqua: June ?. 1913: atty. ! 4 oo Z
MORRIS is A ~ i5n. vs.. 25r7,. Tbs Bronx. Feb
g 1912: Tide Q 7 Co to Frederick M .i 90o
PARK s s eSm S2 cS. snaH ST. cor B9ys1
g. 2oIsls; J. Foster and anp sac 20 Dy DoGS
Ssyigss J, iEs pl p June To- 1871 ' 81; 600
10 iii. , rrankel TO RO'en; ats. / od =
rsi 'RiSu ~ iS- + 90 9Th st. $3.50; Dec IS
ISIS, T def Foster ard ano e1rs Of Aqsus,a
Jones. to Maria Higgins; atty lns q oo j
lsrra ST. PsSf@ W. n $. Ise,soi FEB 10. 1910;
womsns Board Of Foreign Missions Of Reformed
Church IN America % II Wngeu. atys
Alexander 4 q. los Bway: $1,000
W sT and s sa to Ian Esra a %s9 Mas
II. 1881, stys. De Grove & Rker. li1 NsssS1
ssTTa ST. $. 100 West End az, sOIlo0: Ex-
1918: atty. g & 7 Co. l;s BwG: $4,000
. u " D
ceIsior Holding Co 20 Margaret Gulden Titus;
June H. 1918: attys. DeyO b. III Bwsy; $1,000
18Th ST. s. 2lO West End N. 3l3 W sSth
81 2OxiOO: G | Henry and 70 Title GuaTan
tee sad Trus. Co: June s. 1903; atty.
ssIu ST. $ " go IVES, End AZ. 3i5 " s9th
81 2OYiO0; ! G Cady % Arnsteln and
apo: June %. 1902; atty. G 7 60. i5S
ssTH ST. - 23o " West End s'. 2oIl00: J
ns,,zJsfs g Lew; Dec 80, 1919; atty. 81 7 oa 6
soTu 30 40 b pSo " IVES, End az. 2orlcO:
Young and ano 70 y Arnstein Sept %. 1892;
atty Johnson 4 G. g wall st: $4,000
69TH ST. % s. $50 West End az. 201lOO. Il
Young and ano to 5 Levy Sept %. 1889 atys
,s 99h,'s ST T. - "s Usi5n Az. 2lIr5ss. The
Bronx: April l6. 1897: L Trust Co eIrs ~
ssllle Colgate 70 Il Walsh: atty, Co. ig0
BWay. s5.O0V
ls2O ST. $. 100 $, Nicholas az. 5oI7e9.
April 90 1910. Auer and sno. eIrs OF Nicho-
las Auer to II sullivan: atty, @ CO; lJe
BNsy; -sIO.Vgy
lslD ST. $; 100 v s. Nicholas a, 5o 81 81
st,v r q A T Co l76 Bway: $40. 600
736TH ST, lH Z. 5. 2jIIO0, The Bronx; Aug
g. 1910: " Fetzer % A I Fofs6eIg. ats. J
Lytte. - Cedar 81; N'VoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
CHICAGO GRAIN LOWER.
Wheat Drops on Renewal OF
Peace Talk.

Chicago. Feb. 1l-Peace discussion IN
the British Parliament, coming linme-
dia.ely after demands in the Prusslan
Diet that the war be stopped, cut
figure to-day in lowering priee OF
wheat. Final Quotations were heavy
at 8la to 3a.c under last night. Corn
closed q. of, oats at &c decline to a
shade advance and provisions at rise
of II to 32hc.
II was in the trading just before the
end Of the session that peace news took
most effect. Until that time declines
had not averaged 2hc. News from
London, however. OF the questioning
of the British Foreign Minister In re-
gard 10 terms on which the war might
cease was followed here by sharp so,
ditiona' breaks in price. Virtually all
support was withdrawn, and the marke'
as whole would not receive the ONE.
ir belated sellers. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY o.
Manhattan.

ELssERE PLACE. sac. II Schroeder, r. e.,
Esther Hsniou. owner. Cauy Hare. co..
232D ST, l'.7 Bsst; Borreu at r oDonnel.
oNuer. II Lasser. contractor. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY o.
Manhattan.

H6TH ST. ia = Abraham Ram AT Mitchell q
AcDsrmott Construction 60 e. Al. feo 4 1918;
PROSPECT Az. 1919 20 1875 Hsny o volknsf
AgI George Bartholi e. Al June 23 1914 SIS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY II.
Manhattan

Mutua, Life Insurance Co oi y TO @ : Han e. al.
trus 1850 Bway. TN az. S-9, also oath 4. l62-
~ W atty. T q Co; NbOOOo
Ro, allie Kaufman e. al. trls, 10 Resale Kaufman
ct al. tnIs; 18Th 81. u $. 5Zes 5th az. 1871
100 atty. William Brady. lis Bvay; $4,000
Frederick Vert. u. ct al, eHrs, TO Peter Wolfe. 312
w llsth st: l05th 81. n :, l15 Columbus Az, 25S
c y Kingsisnd trus. TO c Kinssl,nd trus. BABY,
Ion. l. l. 50th st. 2tJ ": atty. q CO. 81 500
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to Charlie.
SpieImann. 1925 tn az: ilst 81, @l Z; atty l. 7
same 70 Lavyers Title Insurance aud Trust Go and
anO. e1rs. 2sth 81. 1871 ": atty. same: 5000
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 10 Muller. lis " STA
St 18th St. 5. 29s " Az C. 3eIl03.3. ats, l. NJ
90: So. 500
Brooklyn Trust 60. err. 70 W = Bimb.Ii. Glen
cove. l. /. l3jth 81, 3. 35j LenOX az. g. 81
SO II ats. y Y T 60: 81
F de 4 Foster aud sno tuis, TO q r Vugut and
sno. trIs. setsukei. l. /; 5oth st. 2tS W ats.
Same to vs. Kugsland. Paris. France: Sth av.
w cor 3lst Il. 40 iTl00: same atty; $40 900
josephine W SOuthsck rIrI. 20 Columbia Knicl,er-
booker Trust Go. sdn. 60 Bssy BTsy. 1884, 100; 81
ssth y lsQth ST. n 5. 10 Audubon AZ. 5oIl00
Equitable Life Assur.nos Society o. the L 10
Title Guarantee AID Trast Go. l7S BWsy: tsth y;
New York rrus, Co to City Mortgage Co. Is Wall
So ls0th st. IA ., 10 e Audubon aV 50Il00; atty.
G Co. SO
The Bronx.
Planten Rugsr J. ct al. trus. TO Halle GAlllard.
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
KILLING INFECTED CATTLE
Garfield, N. j., Farm Quaran
tined and Herds Slaughtered.
fBy telegraph TO The Tribune.

Passaic, y. j.. Feb. ll.-Twenty.eight
dairy cows and six calves infected with
the foot and mouth disease were killed
today on the farm Of Jacob Groot at
Garfield. These animals were shipped
from Ohio to Mr.. Groot, and soon after
tbeir arrival DR.. william II. Lowe, OF
paterson, State Veterinarian, detected
the disease. Tomorrow a herd OF
sbout thirty cows on the same farm.
which were there before the Ohio herd
came. will be killed, having contracted
the disease from the others -,
The Groot farm will be quarsntinsd
for three months. and during that time
no livestock will be allowed TO go on
the property. and all the barns Will be
fumigated. Mr.. Goot will receive par
tiaI payment from the federal govern
ment for the loss of his old herd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

An offering Of 100000 Province Of
Ontario fve-yesr 5 per cent bonds is
being made privately by William A.
Read e. Co. at l01, to yield over 4.75
Der cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Belp for the Railroads.

u.. the Commerce Commission do
..gvsy men explained It, was 10
). ,Ss railroads power 10 meet water
y s,. q. Wis the Panama Canal on
e, commodities destined for the
80, 80 Coast Under the Original
....,.-~,uniain decision the railroads
~ zii- ,bemselvss obliged, If they
.,,,,s any commodity rates to the
80, Coast. TO lower rates 10 inter-
Ell .,'-, points likewise, according TO
.',,.in HYed ratio. They found, how
-, ,sa, they could not afford to re-
~ ,,' Pacific Coast rates enough 20 meet
i. = 1',sr competition successfully II
n, i,S also TO reduce the inter
- rates Tins fact was rec
,,,,,s5 in Yesterdays decision OF me
,'-niujon on the prayer for reIiei'
=. ,o,6s have now been permitted 10
,.ss,. rs,e. TO the Pacific Coast on a
IN, q named commodities WINE
,,,iri,s the basis for rates to inter
-,ss,ais points ;hat was prescribed III
a.. ,,rrissior.- original order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
CHURCH MAY SELL HOUSE
Structure Used for a Boarding
Place for Girls.

Justice CohalGn yesterday signed an order per
hitting tho rector. church "ariens ana 'e5,tymsh
Of 81 BartholDmew.s LV5,0pal 'hul ~ VIZ. w
snproysl Of Bishop David H. Greer and the stand =
INK committee u the Diocese Of New York. 20 .tu
The premises a. 1876 East 4th u and 70 Apply lhe
procerl, % the endowment fund OF the parish house
Uf ~ Barthoiome"s. ,, -
The premise, to be sold have been occupied a.
boar,l.ug house for girls To- connection Wiih INC
parish house but u was duly certified 90 thc court
In communication signed by William u. Butter
worth CLERK u the yest,y. that the house vas ny
nearly self-supporting and that Its benefit io me
parish work was not adequate 20 TIE etl ehae IN
voved The house Is % he sold Tor 3-V,voO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Getting by the Censor.

IRE Is a curious story circulating
~ noaneial district concerning two
~ one d university professor IN
'0ehtry and the other a man o.
10 Germany. whose income be
sadhe war was somewhere between
~ and 100000. Stamp collecting,
: !. common hobby, has been the oe-
Z. oi much correspondence between
-. = Few weeks ago the German
describing financial conditions
H., country in glowing terms. In a
lnp' he said: "Saye the stamp on
suer; Il will be valuable" The
~ was merely the regular stamp OF
|aSs, days. The professor was
49,, out after few days forgot all
There came n second letter
tenor. with the same post
- he professor was as much IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

Flour was inactive. Spring patents 8 6ONS' 10.
spring clears S. 6j9s6 90: winter patents. s. 500
s. IS: winter susish,s. s. 3J@E so. extra No
winters. Sc l06tG %; No .. s. 900 So o.; Kansas
.traights 81 4OpN SO. fancy spring patents. job
Ding lots. IS 6j@ s. 9j. BuCKWHEAT FLOUR
Duil: IS Is per 100 TO- RYE FLOUR-S'eady. fair
10 good s. lOa37 %. choice TO fancy. s. 500 8, 80
CORNMEAIl-Slesdy Kiln dried 50 -. BAGMEAL
Steady: nne white and yellow. 81 SI@ 81 90.
coarse 81 sOGsl IS. FEED-Wcsteru steady, bran.
100 III sacks, S27 50GS2S 30. standard midi.igE,.
do s!7 s0dt Sos -four do t33: red dog -four llo
10 sacks SIS 90 city steady. bran. bulk S27 100
No sacks sos 20. heavy do t2S 90 -four do SIS 90
rad dog aour i40 N sacks t3G oilmeal $40 joatil
SUGAR FUTURES. The liquidsting movement
o. Wednesday continued. and al one time prices
showed net losses Of 2O@N points siop-loS,
oIdey. We're uncovered on the break but toward
HE close a steadier tone developed. which result
Ell m a partial rally. and final quotations were
l0ale points net lower There more or less
scliins against cost and freight Offers. which were
easier. and sales were large. amounting 10 $4,000
tons RANGE Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
BUYS Riverdale Mansion.

Ms Nash Rockaood. wife OF Judge lockwood Of
Saratoga springs. y. y has purchased The resi-,
deuce OF Mrs George Il Hayes al tho northeast
corner Of Independence Palisadei aT and West
2JZd st.
a tract uutaining about twenty-five city lots u
sdjoins the residence % supreme Court Justice
C;iegrrch and Is directly opposite the home o.
G,oree u Cortelyou president ~ the CoHso idsted
Gas Company Just across Is the extensive estate
81 George W Perkins. aud IN the Immediate VI
cInitv are many hne Old homes Of prominent bll-
n..s mn DaH-l s.eMlrt was The br0-e-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

the dark rs ever. Finally, when third
letter followed with the inevitable
postscript he went 20 the pains Of
soaking of the stamp. Turning IL over
he found the solution of the mystery,
Under the mucilage, which had been
put on after the old coat had been re-
moved and a few lines written, was
this message: Letter false. Am prac-
ticallv starving. Please send remit
g,,~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY IL
Manhattan.

70 Az. 1871 sore Ind basement. susanna Hot
mann 10 " B-eansssser. 1874 20 T. . - from
go I 1918. 81 10
I'M Az g.s. all. Louise wernert 70 Bsrs-a.
iai. s. 100
lo2o ST. 81 p. rear store. sehslrsiy 20 :
Goushsr. 81 ig-d s.. yr ron May a.
10 Az. 1902: cor stofo and basement. Pace
10 4 y O'Suillrsn. 1871 81 Az. : - iioa
March !. 1915. ally. II si~saf- i',y "a
l5srH ST u W dance hall. Dnst TO
" Reed. " l55h o.. re- from .t
sLYsRp ST. 81 Tcfs AMI pan af .atsme..i
q Iecro0 and sHo 20 y ss.1nn.f ~ h,ls'p
i rr mos from - . iDlH Az. IA-Nl
uorma B.rvdHg 90 III sjrE - 'ig-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

The Buckley 4 Horton Company sold the three
story ana basement dwelling az 1873 Washington
Avenue between Myrtle Avenue aud Nlloughy
Street for l. q. MagtEis.
Adolph Wuemaun purchased the four storJ spar
meut house at l04j Sterling Place. between EioJk-
ian and Kingston Avenues. from the Novelty Bulid-
INK COMPANY. Harold T. Nlttemann was tie
broker . =, -,
m. Jerome Property Corporation sold - fiist
Street adjoining Seventh Avenue. q four story
apartment house 2OT90 for Ms. Emma Garner. 70
James ) Corrigan who gave IN part payment oN'
Tenth street adjoining Prospect PARK West. a
three story ard basement residence. also Ir-0'd
IIj First street 20 John T. Keasey, for Investment
and sod $50 Thirteenth Street between Fourth and
FiGh Avenues a t~o story and basement dwelling
lT.IOO for Anna Buckley 20 a client.