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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-11
A Struggle For
a Fortune
A Story Of Eastern Su.
perstition
ey 2 A mitchell

OF the eastern hemisphere In lndi,
there is a firm belief in the trnnslnigra
ton Of souls-that Is. when n humar
being dies the soul passes into tn,
body Of an inferior animal
There was woman. NirtnaL VIII,
lived near Calcutta who was possesse,
OF larger share OF this worlds good,
than Is usual to any one In that coun
try except the rulers She was old unc
tnfrm. and the only person she had q
comfort her was a sou. who was IL
poor health
Nirmal uursed her boy. he growing
weaker every day. TIL az last he died
In her arms Leaving the body. sh.
went out into the yard. and the first
thing she saw was newborn cali
trying to balapce itself on Its legs and
looking ut her with its liquid eyes She
did not doubt that her sons spirit had
passed into the calf and. going to Il.
threw her arms about Its neck and
crooned over H.
II ever dumb animal was born into
the world with silver spoon in Its
mouth" II was this calf A room on
the ground floor was prepared for IL.
with a door that would enable IL to 20
out and In at will At one end OF the
room a trough was built for its food
and since IL did not eat dainty food Il
was given a plentiful supply OF such
ms calf requires
When Nirrnal died she left her for
tune to the calf. appointing an ad
ministrator and guardian. At the AMI
mails death the fortune was to pass to
the testators little niece. Agya, then
seven years old. Nirmal was aware
that Ii might be To the interest Of some
one to kill the calf in order to get pos
session Of the property through Agya
who was but a child and untitled to
defeat such purpose. Nirmal there
fore appointed Kadur. a priest. whose
sacred calling she believed would make
him honest. TO take care OF the calf
This man had charge OF a temple
wherein was an oracle who told PEG
pie what would happen to them and
how to avoid adverse DEGREES of fate
The oracle was the priest himself. who
was concealed at the other end Of tho
speaking tube. whence came the voice
Those who received Information drop
ped coins into a receptacle set up for
the purpose. and the money was appro
priated by the priest
business at the temple being duh
when kadur was left the care OF the
calf. he relegated the temple TO an
other and accepted the new position
not that the salary he received ~ nd
mtnfstrator was more than bis profits
as oracle. but the income Of the estate
would enable him to feed the calf and
still have far more than be could make
ut the supernatural end OF the speak
Ing tube.
For few years he enjoyed the per
luisites Of his Notwithstanding: then
the calf. which had meanwhile become
1 COW. died kadur. having no iden
IF giving up . good thing. substituted /
another cow and kept On heaping NJ
he funds
BY this time Agya had come to n
age. She had often visit
I'd the COW In its manager and knew |
not only its color. but every spot on
Is body. kadur had matched ns well
Is he could the COW Of which he was
guardian, but IL was Impossible that
he should do 50 exactly Every patch /
u color was duplicated. bur there was
d the original black spot In white
a. N..A -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
MARKET
WEAK AND LOWER
Shipping Conditions and a Rul-
ing on Deliveries Send Prices
DoWn-SpOtS Lower.

The cotton market was generally
weak and unsettled yesterday under
heavy selling, most of which was at
trbuted 10 large spot interests, while
there was also liquidation by recent
buyers, who showed increasing uneasi-
ness over shipping conditions and talk
of larger arrivals here for delivery on
contract. Closing prices were some
or points up from the lowest on COW
cring, but showed a net loss Of from IL
TO IA points for the day.
AT first, the character of the selling
caused 8pprcheusions Of weakness in
the Southern spot markets, but the
weakness was later attributed to the
unsettled shipping situation and to a
hVarIsh view OF a government ruling
with reference to deliveries of cotton
on contract. This ruling, il appeared,
had been made in answer TO q special
inquiry some time ago, but was not
generally known here In the trade until
yesterday, and was taken to mean that
sellers of contracts might deliver cot
ton on their own classification, with
the buyers recourse in case of dis
satisfaction an appeal to the Depart
mcrt Of Agriculture, as provided for
in the United States cotton futures
law. The impression was that this
would lessen the relative value of the
contract. as compared with Southern
spot markets, in the estimation Of buy
CrS.
Exports for the day were 45,O45
bales, making 5,497.79S for the season
20 date. compared with 7,2S5,204 TO the
same date last year Southern SPOT
markets were unchanged to 20 points
higher, but the local market declined
points. to 5C5c for middling upland;
no sales; delivered on contract, 500
hales Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
PEACE RUM0RS HIT
CHICAGO WHEAT
Counter Statements Cause Rally
at CloSe-COrn, Oats and
Provisions Lower.

Chicago, March Sensational re-
ports that millions of dollars IN orders
for war materials from the United
States had been cancelled IN the asst
torty-elght hours nearly Knocked the
bottom out o. the wheat market here
to-day. After a fall Of 7l2c a busnel,
prices closed wild, at 4i4 TO 41sc under
last night Corn suffered net decline
Of Ia to la,c, and oats Of ! sc. Pro
visions made a ragged finish, ranging
from lOc of TO rise of sc
Selling so urgent that prices snapped
TO Sc between trades hardly mo-
men. apart took place in the wheat PIT
as soon as even a hint was caught OF
The possibility Of an early peace. No
details referring TO peace were given,
EXCEPT that the orders supposed to have
been nullhed were largely for ammunl-
ton. but the report was not anony-
nous. nd with the closing gong near
at hand there was no time 20 waste IN
frv elaborate inquiry. 1t was not IN
nj wholesale unloading had been done
bv holders that denials which seemed
TO possess authority could be obtained;
The ensuing swift rally at the end OF
the session was in line with counter
statements that there had been no dim
mutton recently in the volume OF or
ders for war material, nor had there
been any cancellations. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05

In review Of the financial situation
sbroa. the London cores Ondeut Of a
local bank writes. In part: "The gold
sent from Germany 20 neutral coun-
ties has been Austrian and not Ger
man gold. and this is highly significant
Ia view o. the fact that Austr.a-Nun-
gary publishes no bank return. 1t
would therefore be quite easy for the
gold cover Of Austr.a-Hurgary 20 be
utilized by Germany Il is also inter
ss,ing 10 note that the war chest ~
Spsndau, SAID 20 contain some ten mill
i'as sterling Of gold, was transferred
70 the Reich bank. Berlin. in order 10
'vtl the gold held by that institution.
,hort time ago the leading German
nsE,papcrs published special articles
lseussting the public NOT 20 hoard gold,
and even pointing out that II was nee
sssary 70 send jewellry and articles Of
god in order 10 increase the holding
Of the yellow metal az the central instr
iuton. Il IS supcrluous 10 compare
ihese frantic efforts Of Germany to
obtain gold with the normal situation
hat has a., along existed in Great
Britain"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
BoRoUGH OF MANHATTaN

,e-ur. mig On l3I6-l3is Washington Az March
2. due per bond. aty. Stern. % VA va
nEtROsg Az. u cor IgOth e. CT99. Cedar
COlsiuItLo4 60. Ilc. 10 NeS YORK Sav.ngs bans
81 sab az. March 3. due ~ per bond. az y
DuttOI. 80 Maiden Lane. stY.'Y
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. IS Freeman
st. zjHlUIj. NJ Re oman and Eo 10 Ana
Giles OusHta Point Msmaruue,k y Miirh
3. ~. s,y. TIE Guarantee AID If.,- ~
rlHToH Az. cor l49th S. 25III05. MeNluu
Construction Co % n Sc-ckamps 90 Prospect
Az March s. due SEPT l. 1917. PER cert, a.y,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. }fO,'
TRINITY Az g s. 3Sl.3 5 lao.h 81, ls.5A -
Is dor Lausuer 200 lrnily ~. 70 JACOB Aaff.
100 W li-h 81. March .. yrs. = C.. aiy. A -
wAsHInGTOH Az. cor ls-,h st. 49l,l3:
A sdcuy t0ustuI ton Go. Inc. to County Holding
Go. 100 BNay. March &. yr.. Interest a. ref
bond a,'ys. Merrill q H. 100 BNy. $4,000
WASHINGTON Az. IS. - b.tH SO. NA't D.
same 20 same. March 4. m.c'es. - pr oo.i.
I77TH ST. I58w Southern boulevard u
100 Wlcsios Building 60. Inc 20 Jerome L!sner
100 W f9.n So March B. 81. j'I 60. a. 3.
Ttle Guarantee and Trust O.. 5000
i77TH ST. 500 southern Bou cyard. 251!90 (,
zane ANNE A4t,aIos. -JJ4 Ai-A1Hj AZ. Aaf.i
5; / IT, So pr cent. at.J Title Guar Ah.es @'3
2lgTH ST. 7I9 p. ns 241lI4. Mara M5n.a.al %
+ Schafer $50 L 1891 81 tpr,af mis- - >o0l !,
March I. u.s. YER cent az. llle uaer-
sIteo AID Trust Co. sVy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
HOGS

p,,,ip,s. 1855. none on sac .,oi e.e'u'
.,.'',t,, dressed hogs easier Al Sg'HN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

s51a 81. is4lss " a. - Ray 5,ss 20 20 70 70
hi n .ity Eaey i5s " ..'a - s. '}3
az Az s.1-s c0nr ID li-..ebe. y ~
ca, -ils j., ~. SCI. rs ''9m M-r-n l. ~,
49, hsea ,. .' : N WIS, to = woh
itst vi Is IS. 2 - ,-.m Mach 2! IL. D..
ISL Az 80 sore al as que pr q -
10 Johanna he.l uaA. NOriAaFt- J. az y
from MaJ l. 1918. a-us Sul.". W.
On ~ "a e. " Ns-sch,l I'D arc % ha.
PIsK RoW Is s.o-e Iosegh.as TpeT9!" AZ. a..
- 40 to b B4s. sr. 10 Want o.. EAyA -
f-or N,yh l. 1915. Itys Elsh L. IS WI.
CAROLINE ST 10 a.. ? MA''I,f, son p. c ,,a
Sn-ca 1. 1915 .tty ~ BreeD. Municipal BOG ..,
.ora ST "a " n. lsad. trustees Of Columbia 60.
Ike 10 louisa % BgHio- f.eisA ~ ~ a.
II - frum NJt l. 1919. 49,. y i-i,,ti' -
ssoApwAY .ssl -fs1. stores "a tasems.t' t-lp,,,
-.I.s Ils.ulal % q. errs O. t.-. j. BAN -.
.. um6ls a.. IS - from OF j. 1918. 40 -
ara Az 80 a., " Ai~1a Corn n g. "
RENO ,, - " Itch - y IS .-.a! N%r %
lsif at,'s B--'ae.msr 4 a. 70 ,.5
81 Amsterdam 40 ... . A. u-......
STANTON 81. .i.-si5. a.. u BiiL.-A - u b..----'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
Character Of Imports.

IN the january statement Of the
country foreign trade the most
Snking thing. of course. is the credit
balance Of SI45.OJO.OO0 But after
mat II is curious to note the changes
% the Imports. 90 find, for instance,
mat Of the S32,O0oOO0 decline the
month showed 10 the aggregate near
y NOOO0.OOJ was due 20 q falling
Va IN the imports of manufactures
ready for Consumption and about Sl3,-
.wO'UOO more 20 imports of crude ma
ssnsl for use iu manufacturing "a good
Mging ofsettiug "a bad one Yet for all
Wese differences there was no marked
ssiNfaton 10 the relative positions Of
Ie great groups Of imports. Each
soFe about the same proportion TO the
VA Imports OF January, 1915, as they
sa 10 those Of January, 1914. In fact,
ise only changes of any moment were
y finished manufactures and manu-
SECURED foodstufls. The former made
y about 23lz per cent Of the total, as
Tsinst about 2514 per cent last year;
~s latter Il, as against 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
snhscrihlng in Berlin.

ca fsr as is known, no financial in
,.;,r,ion In this city is receiving SUBJ
,.,;n,ions for the German war loan,
~, several OF them are facilitating the
wal;oc az subscriptions in Berlin.
H. The General process is for the would
:. ,sbser,her 90 buy mark exchange
a., -smit..-ce On Berlin. where agents
~, ~. designated 60 complete ,hc trans
s..;ors The bonds, once bought by
-. agents. become American property
s,5 90 NAV he sent overseas without
'.-;ous danger Of being seized by the
allies As enemies property. Purchase
~ the bond can also be accomplished
.br,1ch Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

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on Az o.. - .+ A. a. t..-to,. =. =, ,...,.-
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,a,.. s, s
70 AV 't same as' q " JAfeho" Ct al iae'ion
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20 Az ' ,, H., p.,,, ,>iN' ~, ~, ,,
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20 AZ 'ts n. ,f rgi 1..ts -1' ,, y, D,c
on ~, 20 a 9nre gre ETC. a',S l. !uaeseubgsh
on AZ to \. a.y. > 4 q l'.,,'9 IJ.o o.,
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70 Az, go same tW w ID Tyler action 70 &C
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30 ~. t '".f asI Li'S r- action -
an, '.F .'.t D. V4a' hrI'Ysh.
20 Az. .o' hIa..i''-H ttl"D a. a. II Ru-
To- acquire ute. eicJ
on AZ D. "'.'' ,.. ...
~ ~ ...t 7ei.' %. r'i' nNt'lFf or a. iattiol
an "' ... l. l. gia' Aeuh4sh.
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nj. 300 ' acquire N-rt tl'ls Az QI2cA-
A.-..
2 bN'. '9' i' 't. same asi ID kirel e a. tac-
'... i1 acquire .i.t. ri.I. 4.'J. l. Quackeu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
Syndicate Buys Large
Tract on the COncOurSe

1883 Delaney ct; SIN ~ from March I. 1915
address. 5t3 stanton st. N.tN
The Bronx.
SO Az. 2sB (sIJ Ernst wsrrnbold 10 Henry
Gsllweit 29ts ID sv, yrs and moe from
March /. 1915. atty. " CrandAI 2J3 Bey;
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, cor Bsrrett0 Il
lc0rncf store. etcl. william Abrams % sophie
lioro"liz 9tZ BsrretO 81 from July ]. 1914, 70
Aprl %. 1919. atty, HOnls $50 Bwsy, $500
l5isT ST. 4J + ls'U. Giuseppe Fusro 10 James
VI Asoy. 70 = l21th Il tss president Econom. Al
Flush Valve Mfg Coz 8 yrs from March I. 1915; .
euy. kehOe. $50 T. MN u. 81 go 10 !l,52O
FOhOhAM RIO. q cor Decatur ts.0rel 3
pictrU D'Amato and sno 20 John Pagpas 1868
Webster az sAd aAo. yrs and 3 mos from Avg
/. 1914. stsy. John ftppas. 2,lO Webster av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March l-wIEAT sr0. steady No
tat D., I'd CGVN-Spot quiet. American mixed.
I.e Is lOd AmeTic4n q1ei 9d -, - sI , i
40. UOIS-lu London lPaaiAr Co4sU. = Boo, g
= H.. iANs-Sho-t cu;. - % 90. E "a 90. "a,
Cumberland cut. 6ls 81. sLor Ih eas %. 'e1I'
DO .'.' l'a7. o-s Cd. shori Gear u4cs - ID.
sa... les square Sos ID LARD.fnme Nc.i'fI'
i',-'., new t1s sI Oh j-, American rea'ed
T..s a.. se.b boxes - "a. ClltESE g., a a
dl nac,t rate AID eoorsd nv sv,., 90; "a an X
' Ins.l< - oIurou liz 6d u0miua. COT
ToNsIFD Oli~iuIl reGlcd spot. sos It,.
london. March 4-LlNSLL ll.Caicgt'a' VIA I
an 81. nd IINSEED blLs-aOs OIL
4t.ru2i i0'ul-ra5 rETEOlEuN-Amehcan r.
aei sai,s gt4 t,,, IALL9N "a Ai EUslN
t1..li,a. strained. lis 80 Upe %" rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
ST. PAUL BONDS SOLD
Syndicate Readily Disposes of
Unsubscribed Portion.

The underwriting syndicate for the
500, 800 convertible 8 per cent bonds
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Company, headed by Kuhn.
Loeb 4 Co and the National City
Bank. II was announced yesterday took
about S6,00O,O00. the amount not sub
scribed for by the stockholders. The
underwriters stated that Of this bal
anoe they had resold about S4.0O0,000
90 Harris, Forbes & Co., and $4,000, 900
10 other banking interests.
The Michigan Central Railway FIRST
81 per cent bonds purchased by Will
lam A. Read & Co. and kountze Broth
ers, it was announced yesterday, have
all been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05

Peace hath her victims no less than
var must have been the thought Of
some Of the bears resigucOIy covering
lllneir shorts. when Il seemed inevitable
NAT the days crop OF peace rumors in
me Street would be taken more Sc
nously than those of other days. The
iumors derived an unusual bulk yes
hfcay from the assertion said 20 have
come from high quarters that there
had been cancellation iu the last few
Gays Of number Of large war orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
T0PICSOF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
,u;ss Government Placing
aLoan of $15,OO0,00O
in This City.
NrGOTIATIONS ARE
NEARLY COMPLETED
....scribers 10 German Loan Are
euyiuq Mark Exchange Here
for Remittance.

-, Swiss government has just about
.JJySsd negotiations with = syndi-
'sn''SSs ne headed by one Of the most
ssN ST.. 80 trust companies IN the coun-
ny; 90 the sale Of block Of bonds.
~, - rero-ted in the financial district
Rw-.-3ev that the issue totalled $40
ysssooS with maturit,es Of one. two
Wa ,Sres wears. and that the interest
$40 wss { per cent These details
az ct he confirmed, but d; was said
so1 ;a.s,erested quarters - the report
N srtusl sale Of bonds was pre-
O. ..n,e-s r;tle premature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
Site for Brooklyn Theatre.

r, eject large building Tor amusement ara
,,..'ips pa-7oscs the whitney Theatre ,ompa.y
n BrjOlin. Aplofse St,reN p,,S1lJ'S =, tf6o Goo
W.. r,l,,', owns All operates Tie Nh,neJ inrA
re- Ar MYRTLE ~ I'D Fr'sh P"ul h'sli siI I, ,.,'
IL.P ,.,g fr,utages OF l07 IS and -2f
.i' ..,r D.. nm = .,. stories tentative sketches
-ylt Lave teen prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
THE METAL MARKETS.

,VofFEk--I0osl copper market steady. with
N iSoylc quoted a. las @l4'sc AND casting At
assHno In London copper closed a. A0J 3
~ ~ standard spot iC3 rs 81 Tor futures anu
,,,,9 eoc,rolyti- spot
NJ % the Metal EIchGnEs Wa strong and
trantsf with SPOT So ton lois quoted a.
hANeH50c Tin in London WAS G.so strong and
a., Win standard spot quoted a. Sol los and
q. ,@ futures On sales Of 100 tons spot and go
~ sslD steady. New YORK spot. ASIA 8392iag
AZ ass 81 louis 8&-h 03.Nitc ln London
kles.d a. GO s. % for spot
S-lLA rrm. AMI prices mado 10" mgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and attorney.
MARCH
Manhattan.
FORT WASHINGTON


Manhattan.
FORT WASHINGTON Az s. 1858 I7oth A.
.5.iIN6Z. Lmma l. O'Neil Ct a TO County En-
g.ucerug 60. Church ST. March 3, a,y. Title
fORT WASHINGTON Az, e. I52l, ION st.
sa.as 4,ty. 81
IRVING q. S. Y 80 n I'm st. 2sll0oi.
e. a.. March 4: stiys. flnck. Z a II. 70 Liberty
LEWIS ST. 50. $. rs Delaney St, 2tgIi00.
le''s IT, 80 and g. !, ~ Delaney , st. syI .
MAIDEN LANE. ii and S. E 5. 552 irresi
ly9. l. schmidt 20 Moro De Moro. Inga'est1ne.
E,seI County. England mtg SlOO.0OQl March i,
euy, Cnn.On Gase. 5Ol Trust B!ds Pmis,,
lOlH4jHlOJj; yiHcenzo B-Isrd! . Monroe H. 20
Yiu.enzo Bsiard mtg Sli.OvO): Feb - 81
PARK Row. ~ and ~ . runs y S5 81. a., 5SI
mel o. Henrietta komme 1870 Madison az. all
liens. March 4: atty. 1 smoleus. u Chamoers
WEST BROADWAY. $50 p 80. y .. 595E6s.l !:
@ Kos i 10 "r;daI H lTyn.'0n3 ~
K0s. So 900
ISL Az -. ssi io9.h e. 37.sI25 yeuce.lo
,ae banker. Monroe s., mtg s-s.e9jl. al usn'.
80 ST. i4 sws. 2as7 n Avenue r. "a u
March I. ATTY. Ausuji hn.tl. SO FRINGE 81. s.
There,s We'll and Sophs Mayer 10 Bertha kaIi'
mann. 1890 Lexington az. all 5. an Nssns;
SANE PROPERTY: Bertha Kaufman 70 There
Wen and aao % $50 st. aud s. al Ns.nsS;
zzTH ST. 5oi = =. i25 Io,h u 2'IeS 9;
Warren Leslie and sno TO Ada TaSllayA p
" i'.h. q !mis 81. oOol Feb D. .uS ! Roy
8TH ST. $50 Madison az ao.loIss.e Ellen
Carroll 10 heirs u Francis carroll teD - ivy
,af1 ~. 9 82s 5,h a. il19s.o, Nyles to
R.yon Realty 60 Is 'la st. March . az ,,y55
s4g sTt 80 y 81 a., 20 I0IlOo5 : Lltman
10 b L.bmtn. $50 + eith St. Jan ~ @,Ss
SANE PRoFsRrY. h Co1day E, al to same. Jan
$50 ST. .l5 f. 5. 275 y a az 2;iio22 An4i'
:. March / mig $4,000. al hen'. az
r0frH ST. ne T. rs 1855 - LeK.nCon Az. l6,I
'i6'5IIi' NJ ii liar, 70 IL II GaAn.sr. 30 '4.s 81.
81. Jan . mig $500; a'D. Il s91ie' ,1t
SANE PRoPtRrY: II Galneer 70 Mara Luz.
STD. freeman 81. March mtg S'.'V'' g. p
lczTH ST. $50 r. - 32j Is, AZ. 15Tioo u
r.'.rG' % Al9rro, st to Y BaIarlI private oaha-
er Monroe 81. Feb % 'ms slsYOOl
''y'"r S2'i 70 II Loverre ir AMI aao. eHrs, lsi
Riverside Drive. Mar.l 3. s.tya. Thompson "a o' q
a. IA ST. 25 + s. 252 9Th AZ i6IsJIi, & Il
'u..r 81 a 10 j Meter, g 1902 Ire, teo y
l..s $1,000. @ e.. s,y. & MeAsaf. IS + Is''.. '5
plsr ST. 2,2 W. IS. 1918 ,'h a7. l7aso9. D..
n - s. 5rl-r. IT, 90 Eu-s.ux. =. J. 4..A
e.. leo Is ass. s'l' q Philips. '-' Fu'. 81 o55
The Bronx.
es,YeerpGe Az o v cor 10Th St. s4oEIoti.
Mn r. yaue HcLy Co. i,o bAa{ i..ss
s. i5ol. March 5. 4tys. caha q +. 400 I'D
oit1ox 49, WIZ LEN g. g & size aa. .1
sce.4AM Ay H. v c,5 8 " KiassDr.dys "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
,ovnoN WOOL AUCTIONS.

March 4-rhe offering, at The Wool s Ts.
London. I s56ay amounted % SIS bales now iI IL
selection %G quickly 'oa week cio'I ssS .sd secured
pei cent ms airn hal penny de4ret An'S %lS
m 1si9 ), "a iof the best ciY' 81 b ,, IS Is Cd
E'.isud greasy croSSpIed5 '0'4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Nesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow;
By jacob Il Mayors.
LEXINGTON Az. 2Oli. :. 2s.9 q l22d 81. u y
al Al, teumi. Corn Exchange bshA az y
Ire.s.... e. g.. Falck. airy VI LrTy, re- uuo,
g. C-4C-. taxes etc. tl6-t sub 70 Is' uls u
g. W.. Adjourned 10 March II
By Daniel GreensLd
t4fsr ST. l7-ia5 vs.. u . 275 - LenoI Az. 25eI
IN ID tFo ,ty tennis. $50 ,oo,,
ION ST iS-lss W s. 100 IN AZ ISL
gFlIt .freg Two Sy tennis. sheru 'A.e %,
-.,tf Tile. etc. which Kramer Cont AitAs %
"a -. Itre q 1918 or since. Olcoit Giiuri
EUgyugs q McMsnus, any: 70 beilH~lu'
for $50
A, tho BronI Exchange
By Jacob H. Mayors.
oupKe Az gs whole front between Bruner ana
V'Iram avs 2O01l0O. vacant. sso ,--,
ot,gRr Az . Shole front bet Bfuner snd WICK
~, avs .0OI3OO. vacant. Bessie h flrsef az
H. ID D der 81 a.. action ]. g o'.. A. .
81 I, f,- f.s due S. 100 O.. taxes. etc |I''5o'''
o., a.. n ..rrr for S 400 over PRIOR hefs
ytcKbAn Az. % s. 800 Burke ~. -OyIl00' Va
Az - 800 r Burke az. iooIloo SANE
inc. a.. 0u . same atty sane fei dte
S.H-itl taxes. &C. 'f'o.-o' - '---
si-yy Oser prof les
BY D Phoenix lngrahsm
CT LAWRENCE Az 1881 - sot "nE 80. AZ.
o. -" ,s.srt- & Mcpo1ouEh SCI Man A sref
- r,..rb Atty. Phoenix lruaham fef a1e'
e. i.-al taS-s etc. tl-s. sub " ms o. ''''09'
- u. plaintiff Tor $500
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


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