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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
LIGHTNING DOES DAMAGE.
L. Esgers, Jr., Of State Center, Has
Loss in Morning Storm

lightning at : o'clock this morning
struck a barn belonging to l.. Eggers,
Ir., farmer living two and one-half
miles northeast Of State Center de-
stroyins the building and its contents.
The loss is estimated at $1,000. with
insurance of $3.50.
The barn DESTROYED was 32x50, and
was worth 500. II was insured for
$3.50 The contents included 500 BUSH
els Of oats twenty tons of hay, two
sets Of har, ess tools one calf and
fifty chickens 1t is estimated that the
contents destroyed were worth $500,
and on the hay and grain Mr.. Eggers
carried 500 Insurance.
The State Center motor truck was
taken to the fire as soon as the news
was received, and succeeded in saving
adjoining buildings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
Why Not Have
Curly, Wavy Hair?

While abroad last year. rnatron much
envied for her youthful looks, generously
conflded to me several little beauty secrets
which I prize highly. One of the best
of these is that straight hair can be made
wavy and curly over night by merely APP
plying little liquid silmerine. Some
peculiar attribute of this harmless fluid
causes the hair to dry In the most exquis.
lite curis and waves. having all the APP
pearance of true naturalness.
NV friends who have tried this are
simply delighted find that pure liquid
silmerine can be procured from. any drug
gfst here. and few ounces will keep the
hair in curl for several weeks. There S
nothing gummy. greasy or messy about
IT. on the contrary. it is quite pleasant
to use. I'm sure II you will try this to-
night-apply with a clean tooth brush
a look in your mirror tomorrow morn.
ing will give you q most agreeable sur
price-Anita Amber's Beauty Talks"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
GIVE WILSON FAREWELL GIFT.
Train Letter Given Former Y. NJ. c. A.
Secretary Contained $50.

a Very Substantial remembrance was
the farewell gift of friends of Henry
Y. Wilson former y NJ. c. a. score
tary who Jeff for New Haven, Conn.
Thursday richt 1t was enclosed with
the train letter that was presented 10
Mr.. Wilson by &. C. St. Clair at the
farewell reception held at the assoc
citation building Wednesday night. The
letter was presented under the condi-
tion tina, il was not TO he opened un
ii, after Mr.. Wilson got on the train
1t contained a draft for $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

her husband, are two sons. Fred and
Henry Witt both Of Melbourne Two
sisters and like number of brothers
are living, in the persons of Mrs. E,
Rohde, Of State Center: Mrs. c. Bies-
necker of Melbourne: Andrew Diener,
of this city, and John Diener, of
Gilead, Neb.
Mrs. Witt was a member of the Ger
man reformed church, the aid society
of the church. and the Cemetery Aid
Society of Melbourne.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at l o'clock Sunday
afternoon. and from the German
church in Melbourne at o'clock, Rev.
Mr.. PfantZ officiating. Burial will fol-
low in the Melbourne cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
NEW TIME CARD.
Great Western Improves Service tc
Des Moines

Des Moines.
Effective Aug -. Great Western No
- will leave Marshalltown at SIS p
M. and arrive Des Moines S:f5 p m
This train thereafter viii carry cafe
psrlor car in addition 20 coach equip
nent. Other trains for Des Moinos
leave Marshalltown $40 a M, 9.1s D
m. and 1000 a. M. arriving Des
Moires 100 a m. 11:15 p, m. and
l2:lo noon For full information ask
H, II. Lavine, ticket agent. c. G. w.
depot. Msrsnalltown. Phone 150.--Ad :
vertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
In the Police Court.

Carl Albenburger. claiming Chicago
as his home and who was arrested
last week on charge of larceny on
complaint of w. f, Rupert was dis
charged in Justice Burritt's court
Thursday afternoon. The evidence
against Albenburger was insufficient
to hold him for larceny, according to
Justice Burrltt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
cIearina Poles OF MAR

The cross wires to support the troll
ley wires of the Iowa Railway and
Light Company have now all been
strung from building to building thru
the uptown business district and the
company has begun to cut down the
old wooden trolley poles They had
been taken down hetMeen Center AND
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

Seventy nine and Sc, the latter the
temperature at Z o'clock in the morn
ing, were the extremes Thursday, COM
pared with 81 and So, the range We'd
nesdaY and 65 and so. the range q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

Second streets up to today. When the
work Is finished the business section
of the street will be poleless and
greatly improved in appearance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

Mrs. H. H. Hough, Of State Center,
went Thursday evening to Eldora to
visit for a few days with her mother,
Mrs Andrew smith
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

Notice to Gas and Light Consumers.
Today is the last day to secure the
discount on your August bills. Office
omen till 8 d. m. Bring your DIS with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
DEPARTMENT OF COUNTY FAIR
REACHES CAPACITY, AND
WILL BE CROWDED.
MAXIMUM GROUNDS SPACE
OF DEPARTMENT CROWDED
Two Large Tents to Be Pitched to
Provide More space-Yingst Offers
Special Prize For Hampshires-
Available Space For Cattle Also Will
Be Well Filled With Herds.

To take care of the large number of
swine which has been entered in the
county fair. c +. Stansberry, super
intendent of the department. is having
pens built 10 fill the present ca pacity
of the space allotted to the swine de-
partm mt If more swine are exhibited
than the department has ground space
or pens for. ii Is not known where the
animals can be put.
The department is making provi-
sons for about TWO hundred head more
than We're exhibited last year All
the pens in both wooden buildings
have seen taken long ago, one large
tent was ordered, and all the space
in it mas been taken. A second large
tent was ordered YESTERDAY and it is
believed ever. pen in it will be re-
served by Monday night. This tent
fills the las: space available for hog
pens.
Special Prize For Hampshires.
All of the swine breeds, with the
possible exception of the Berkshires,
will De represented by a large num-
Der of exhibits. These promises TO be
an unusually large number of Hamp-
shires, a comparatively new breed To-
callv. A special prize. a silver Gun
valued at S25 has been offered by w.
F. Yiugst, Of State Center. larger
breeder Of E!anpshires. for the best
four Hampshire pigs under 6 months
old
Many Big Herds Coming.
Very mucn the same condition exists
in the cattle as in the swine DEPART
menI. insofar as demand for space is
concerned. With the probable exception
of HOLSTERS all the other hreeds Of
cattle VIII contain several entries. The
IN the cattle department
promises - be the keenest in years,
for there will be several herds here
which have won prizes at the state
fair and several from distant parts of
the state and neighboring states.
Tracy, Steward & Co, Of Chicago,
offer a silver loving cup. worth $50
for the best beef herd of four animals
of either sex. The competition is linn
tied to Marshall county exhibitors. Ii
was won by W. a. Wickersham in
1914. Entries of live stock close Mon
day evening at g.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
Is Right on the
Job

every minute Of the day.
You can depend on him not
merely to wake you on time,
but to keep fine time and run
a long time.
He's heavy, massive, hand
some. He weighs three times
as much as an ordinary
alarm. He lasts three times
as long.
He's got a big, frank, open
face you can easily read in
the dim morning light, a
cheerful, deep-toned voice
that will wake you on your
sleepiest morning.
He's a great clock for those
who've got to get up IN time
and live on time. He's the
one alarm clock you can al
ways count on.
| have just received a fresh
shipment and placed some on
display. Take a look when
you walk by.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
Local Weather Record.

you. Iowa galway and Light Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

The woman who revels in bulbs, per-
ennials and bushes will appreciate this
useful slip, developed in any becom-
ing color OF pique, linen or madras.
!iie fetching s..ahccac: &c &C the .:::s
material. the portion around the face
being white and scalloped.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10

year ago Thuraday. Az o'clock this
morning the temperature was So. thir-
teen degrees warmer than at the same
hour Thursday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

Jones Compass. investment ualin,rs
thinks that the new reserve bank sy--
TEN win cause wider and better invest
mcnts by individuals. lie says: after
thirty days of actual operation, dur'ul 2,
period of tight money. the new bank u1u
made practically no loans, issued pra,-
tically no currency and had found 4
necessary To make spec al concessions In
the rate Of discount In order to bring our
strictly commercial paper that would be-
paid within thirty days after the dis
counting transaction.
I'm other words, though America,
business needs money, thu reported fac's
about the operation OF the reserve banks
would seem to ind cato that what hus-
nvs- needed was not commercial funds
but more or less permanent capital.
The working OF the reserve banks thu,
Far means that the majority Of the re
sources Of national banks are tied up
with loans Of moro or less permanent
character.
The country IL filled with manufac-
turers who expect bankers not only to
finance their temporary needs but who
have also built their plants on capital
borrowed and reborrowed again and
again from banks.
This practice has been one Of the most
prolific causes ~ industrial failures In
thu United States.
That the new banking system will
tend to correct these admitted evils Is
generally conceded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

tWI'h name and address Of lenders attorucyH
10TH ST. ~ T.. % a, lfl. 10 g. Park 4y %
NlUU.ll. AUG 20, lYlo-H Herman a B.s4Io
Iir1ud 10 Mich FrirdwaId, 1898 Webster ty.
ufl1. Maurice Cooper, - Cedar st. 81. 500
2:u ST l2s !. s. s, - " Lexington as, goN
HS9, Soy %. l9ll--AlcN = W Kiunau 10
7 q & T. 20. l76 Bway .......... SO. 600
WADSW ORTIZ Az, cor l1gth IT t6-2
W., runs 39llN COX . ok FOX w
100 10 e. "a" IL, to beg, Mar 90 igur
Sarah Harris 4 R,hoycu II Golden Rent.
CO. Inc, =" Ernest " Levy, atty, Eir.r
Levy 1873 Bwuy ............. 81: 10000
7TH ST. a0o-30,, So cor Lewis st 81 -N,n. a..
Ni0.TN72. Mar I, Ot--Brcky Rich to T..-
ME Rottcnhcrg nnoi attys, Amend s. a.
81, Nn,IIn o.. $1,000
@2.lONl0lNt7 Mabel J Clnpp 10 Tr.Gk
G Mclaughlin; at'y, Mclaughlin '1..
BWay ....,. ......-..'I .uHu
lhNi-Slmuel = a julie Mendei TO Maurice
" Stcrnoergrr cNrs. attys, Moighuu q 49,.
~ Park Rnw................... ..... gl. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
OIL SHIPMENTS TO
EUROPE INCREASING
REIMBURSEMENT Of Export Trade
Effective Despite War Con-
traband Restrictions.
PRODUCTION MUCH LARGER

Readjustment OF the oil exporting trade
of the United states has been effected
despite the war restrictions, according to
Or. David T. Day, formerly Of the United
States Geological Survey. who reviews the
petroleum industry in tho current issue
of the on. Paint and Drug Reporter.
Tho chaotic condition OF maritime mat
ters when war was declared on August
dcmoralIzed oil expectation. but not for
n period of over thirty days" says Or.
Day Partial cessation of refining on the
Eastern coast was threatened. and even
carried into effect for a few weeks, and
perhaps no feature Of rcadiustment under
the strenuous conditions OF the foreign
war viii BE- written down as more remark
ahic than tho resumption OF oil shipments
TO European ports, which has greatly
increased until. while exports are not
yet go great as In July. the shipments
are going ahead regularly and tncreas-
ing each month--this In spite of the fact
that many oil products arc on tho lists
OF contr3band OF war"
According to Or Day, important In
crcascs IN the coun,ry's production Of oil
IN lo1i. despite heavily adverse trade
and financial conditions, have been made.
For each year OF the present century
the petroleum production OF IN"
United states has shown an Increase
lust ending the total product may be-
safely estimated AZ $4,000 900 barrels.
Tho product In 1913 amounted 10 ?is.-
1920 barrels"
CalIfJ,nu J the list Of states with
l0pO. 600 barrels estimated production
against 9i1NS.52j barrels In 1918 Okla
hcma was next with 100000 barrels
against 63,j79.3s4 In 1913 Texas was
third with 100000 barrels, against
lJ.oO947s barrels the previous year.
only three significant causes" Or.
Day says, contributed to this consider
able increase In 1914. VIZ: CDThe Lake
Wow No 2 Companys No. / gusher IN
California; t2l the BartlesvUr sa1d In
oklahoma. arc go deep drilling in the
Sour Lake district OF the CUT Held
California has tho credit OF being the
FIRST state to reach and pass a production
Of lo0,oUo.O00 barrels The great fea-
ture in the years Increased production
was tho Hood OF oil rom tho Cushing
tcii In oklahoma.
Tho mld-Contuent reld, taken as a
whole including Oklahoma, Kansas,
northern Texas and northern Louisiana,
also passed well above the 100000 900
barrel mark
The uncgualled production OF 1914 was
attained under conditions more cNtraordi-
nary than had characterized the oil in
dustry since the first great development
Of OIL In California. The increase came
ia spite Of most discOur tEing conditions
These included % Greatly reduced
prices for oil OF Pennsylvania grade,
which spread sympsthcticallv TO tho
Western regions: 90 undesirable accu-
mutations OF stocks la the Vest. and 90
n, tor".N'" war conditions abroad. which
influenced the oil Industry by deprivlng
the United states Of It's normal European
outlet for crude oil and much OF the
refined products
nit tb, ,,FA An.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lender end
lendepe Attorney
East Side.
tEsst OF Firth av. between Fourteenth and
10th hts.)
18TH ST. s. zoe let az. 1e.txio2 =
carrie Nichols 20 Simon Harding, 60
SD G; atty Giibsr, Einott. u court 81,
Bklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
West Side.
twest OF Fifth sy, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
9Th 81 ss.s,hsS " sIs so az a a:aioo' ,,o
" S,h p q, Dec &c, 81 yrs c. Si 10y
sap ST. /. los . Amsterdam ay. a6sics--1,
'T so:h pe Noys s. .,s Cos aus Sast as
bond Dec al; atty John W Ruok. III
BwRy ............ .................t5,o 5000
Uptown.
tMsnhnt,Sn Island, north OF 10th ST.
rrcdk S schiesinger to irving O schrcyor
Noun; Vernon; Y, Pee n a. : yrs 9,JPsSS5j
Borough of The Brouu.)
irfss-A Mosiof = Co to Hodsmsn
'S C. at ATTY .0HN CO 20 rs ssossSs:;
AR RFf Az E, so,.s. iiits e. .-' :SS
W i2tth = pee 30, due ss per bond;
mo eiiy rs &c. 10 SOS sssi lfs,s s0 90
boioxs7i; also Monterey az ~, Ia .
!sS kosa g. s.,s 0S Oh pr to mt ss
ksgsi = {, isSs Pi,s.n AZ, $500
Carrie Lszar and ano TO samuel l. Field
man 5.1 a. AI ibs5 g. Ernst MSs IL sicsG
pRospEcr Az = is6i Dawson =
H. HISsy st. BSyn "O Zee a. instsls g
Attyt, Borowsky & Il. iS1 Nassau stI'ooO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
ELECTIONS AND MEErI, Gs.
Central Trust COMPANY Of Sew York.

NOTICE or NNNUAL MEETING-
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that tho
annual meeting o. the stockho.ders or the
the election Of six Trustees OF said Company
OF the class OF 1918. and three inspectors OF
tho next succeeding election. and for thn
transaction OF such other business AS may
come before said meeting, VIII be held ut
tho office Of tho Company, "a Wall street. iu
the City Of New York. on Thursday. ian
uary l4th, 1915, a. - o'clock noon. Polls
will be opcn from ~ o'clock noon to 4
o'clock r, NJ.
NJ FERGUSON, Secretary.
January End. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

a6ru ST, cot W-union Decorating CO agt
H~pnuir Holding co, owner; Bert q
raulhahcr a Go, CONFERENCE.-The $500
GiTH ST 5iS 10 J5S W-Emanuol Boren-
stein aEt Gertrude Horowlfl, owner. F'ul.
htb,r ~ 80, contractor. ......... t5r so
BROADWAY. 1875 and lSiT--Thomas T. Nc
Loughllu. Inc, tEt Geo 10 Rector, Joe ~
Mally and Loui- Martin, l,ssrcs, owners
and contractors trpuDWllD .......... g.. Oet
AMSTERDAM Az gl2s-3O- Frank } Vllenu
ug' O. ~ n Amusement Co ana Ro-eyaIr
Amusement CO, lcssces, owners and CON
tractors .....,..,,....,.,.,.. ,..... $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
Argentine Loan Important.

The banks letter describes the Argcn-
tine loan OF $4,000. 900 Just completed Al.
one OF the noteworthy events OF the year,
as a great South American nation has
turned from Europe TO this country for
lts financing.
Two instances are pointed to in tho
banks letter as showing the incfflci.ncv
or Government tn business. one rs
the British Governments action In buy
ing sugar at the beginning Of the war.
forcing the price to ~ cents AZ there
was q reaction 10 below 3 cents the re-
suit Is that the English people will pay
more for their sugar during the coming
year than the rest Of the world The
other Instance Is the cost Of the rural
d." VERY service OF the United States Post
Office, which Is $4,000 900 In excess OF
revenues produced by the service and
which the Pustmaster-General believes
could be reduced sI5.OOO.OOO 10 500 600. -
600 year by changing TO the contract
system or private administration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

John, The Bronx, mtse ,.i,sOo, all ,i.n.
SAME PRoPERTY-Fredk 8 schiesinSef
to Martha schieeinger. go Avenue 81
John, all liens, Dec 81: atty, same. ~
ib3D ST. q, 425 W Amsterdam av. s16S
oo.i1-Edw Elbeum TO Aaron LANCER. he
~ eoth 81, Dec H.. 49,. =. ..VOO
AUDUBON Av. cor issth u, p.iisioo
Rosa Rosenb baum 20 Jas Murray. $50 W
i0bth ct and ano. ntEe 10000 Dee ~ :
atty, L T co. is0 Bway. 400
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronr)
BRONX. PL, " =, ia3 u Mechanic ~, so7ar
irregular--Hodgman Rubber Co to II
Mosler & Co, Yonkers, Y. Dec 30: attys,
Todd & 81 J, 95s Bway. .............tl0o
FREEMAN ST. n ., is5 Q Steobine av COX
icl.b-Lena HOFFMAN to & " Realty
%. ii5 Bwsy, mtge $4,000. Dec 50. attys.
Fischer n, iib Bway.. .....-.. 81
10th ct. n g, 50 e Dawson n. ebxioo--
Chas Putzel. referee, TO Carrie Larar and
ano. lt Beck IT mtye - ZOO Nov o.;
atty. " Friedrich, s6 Nassau st.. $50
SIMPSON ST. " o. iso.s 1874 o.. ,2x
io7;io--James Murray et al to Rosa Ro-
eenbaum, 1882 eist 81, Brooklyn. Dee 80;
atty, l. T Co. 100 Bway........t
LOT i7e, map section A Vysee estate-.Tohn
Harnett to John u Kroog, st Y 1870 81,
Dec 90: atty. Harry Robitzek. 2sOs ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
Box COMPANY or AMERICA.

NOTICE Of Nm INT- VI M NJ
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE BOX
COMPANY OF AMERICA:
The annual meeting of stOu khollers OF the
RoN Company OF America viii be held ut
tho C0mpanys ONCE. "a Hubert street ~.
the Borough OF Manhattan, NcW York ely.
on Monday, The llth day OF January, l9lE.
AZ II o'clock IN the forenoon f0r the purpose
OF electing Directors TO serve Tor tho ensuing
year and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly como before the
dated New York. December 90 1914
r. II LEADLEY. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
More Cash for l9I5'sMeeds.
Says National City Bank
Tells in January Letter of Easy Money Financial Centres
and Frightening Outlook-Good Investment
Market for Securities
COUNTRY NOW IN POSITION TO SHARE IT'S GOLD

do not need more gold. we could even
spare moderate amount from time u
time, as our stock IL being continue lly
rcplenished from the mines OF this coun-
try, Canada and Mexico. and the Increased
cte, tiveness Of banking reserves under
tho new reserve system gives assurance
that there viii be no lack or credit or cur
renry in this country during tho coming
year.
Cotton situation More Cheerful.
The cotton situation has been decidedly
more cheerful Of late. In face OF cuncl-
si,e proof that the crop will turn out tho
largest ever ~ scd. The export move
ment has greatly improved, and for tho
month OF December has amounted to -
llO,595 bales. which compares with L.
$4,000 bales In December. 1913"
In commeutlns upon legislative activity
IN the past year the letter says:
u" problem Of regulating compcti-
tive Industry presents an entirely new
held or experiment There are two very
'.I sayings rooted iu human tNpcrirnc.
=" the eject that a remedy may be- worse
ihdu disease, and that there Be- such a
lhius az Jumping out OF the frying pan
INTO the ur' This furnishes no corciu-
s'Ne argument against new legislation.
but does furnish Justification for the man
who wants 70 feel certain that the new
problems viii not DO more troublesome
than the Old
The new legislation IL not extreme IN,
character The authority OF the Trade
Commission goes little beyond that OF
the bureau Of corporations. which IL
supersodes 1t conclusions must be given
effect through the regular courts In tho
general policies which II seeks to estab-
lisa L viii doubtless reflect the course OF
punlc opinion, hut the business COM
munlty tn the long run must expect to
square it, methods by the standards OF
that court OF last resort"
The bank speaks Of tho effect OF the
war as follows:
The international trade OF the world
.'7 been diminished by approximately
80 per cent as result Of the war and
- running At the rate q about $4,000
GOO yer year instead Of $4,000. 600 as
usual The United States and Great
Britain have suffered less than other
countries, but their official figures for
four months when combined show q loss
Of p per cent"
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East Of Fltth az. between Fourteenth and
10Th sts)
3qTU ST. go r, s. D., 4Ii e. I'd av, 25Ngs. So
ke,scI Levy TO Jas II Aldrich, Sag Harhor,
T. l. spencer Aldrich, BAY shore, l. /, j
N'wo'. Str"lc and Jacob - Underhiu, both
az Elsthdmrtou. l. l. and Thos 4 Dudley,
Dr., M'iIlcburg, Va. trus VIII Eliz w AID
rich mtg $4,000, . g., Dec Is; atty,
75rH ST. 33l r. n 3. 200 lsf uv. rs 4XiOg .
50 Louis Cunst 60 to Carrie Nichols. 2O5
l2-c1,snn, ay' Bklyn' mtg 81 900, Dec 30;
Park Az, 9.9-3l, =, Sill slst At, SO SN
100 Phoenix Irgraham, ref. to Jacob
Hawri Az W listh 81 ct al, mtg Sc6j, 900
Doc 81 atty. l. T co. 100 Bway :. . $3.50
'oiTH ST, n ?, $50 W 80 av, 2JXl0oli--
1-nlh 81. DC 10, mtg 81, 500. 49,. 800
norm ST, q r, is3 % 81 av J0xl0oii--
Mount Vernon, y Y. Dec a. mtg $4,000
nav. LnmI- M-m.-I. u ~ nMu. ~. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

By Justice Hcnlrick Equitable llfr As
sur Soc vs. Annie Golistcin % cs6esi, Iamog
4. ,Hrev, refer Durif-I 80 john Z. Siuttua.
John Brown, III. Burden " ElE, A. ncu
erast John H. Van Tine; lean \ Wilson
40 Annie N. Jones lily. Brady American a.
British Mfg. Co, We InterDsU, Power Co.
Chas H. Riddsr,