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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

Homer Hinkle, secretary of the
Coline Oil company has returned
from the Texas A. & NJ. College at
Bryan, where he took his nephew,
Jamie Chandler, to enter school.
Jamie is 19 years of age, and will
matriculate in the mechanical en-
gineering department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

Heavy rains have fallen in the
field and very little progress was
made during the latter portion of the
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

While there are so many divisions
in political ranks, being a "favorite
son" does not get a man very much.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Simpson and
daughter have returned from visit
of two weeks in Kansas City, Saint
Louis and Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

]. G. Adkins of the Adkins, Conrad
& Nichols company, is spending 4
few days in the city from the fields
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

Lawrence C. Hivick is in Oklahoma
City, where he was called on az
count OF the illness of Mrs. Hivick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-26

D. G. Lacy arrived in the city Fri
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction In the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
HtSI BROADWAY. ais and AIS, 0 ., 90 n Bprins
ol'lo0. two sty loft bldg, New York IAfe In.
Hubben. atty: II Joseph. ref. due. s5f 300 ~
tAies. etc. sS.o2o 50: to the plaintiff. for $4,000
BY Joseph 7. Day.
BANK Sr. 20, ss. 80 Wavofly pl, 10 7xfe,
sly dwls: i LAppman @ Lippmsn et al; X
Mcclure. trus: X Hubensten. ref. partition: 70
Lppman. for S9.S23.
by VI. Morgcnthsu. Jr.. Co
l9TH ST. t2i T. n >. 1913 lst av Nrs2 lty
tenmt and stores; il Porter ct Al vs. Nome Realty
due. t?oe72 q; tsIes. etc. Sl.+o6 ss; TO tho
iieTh ST, 20 4, ., lst5 " Madison sv. 1881
loo.il, sty dwls; Elizabeth 9 Hsrvie " Beks
Schneider ct al; suer. atty; A Obers,ein.
ref; due ts.6o3 IS; tsIes etc. IS: 70 the plain
uf for $1,000.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
iSisT ST, l5s W. cor Tth sv, l00Il5l IL. 8 sty
tenmt and stores; East River savings Institution
v c II BNkley et al 0mri Il libbard. atty; A
w Ransom. ref due. t56.i4s 05: taxes, etc. $40
TO NJ Ruck for party In Interest. for $50. 500.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph r Day.
etiNBaloet Av. n cor GOSH st. 70 ais iI?5t
OF al A Meymann. atty; W Mckeown. ref
due. 500 20; taxes. etc. s375; 70 the plaintiff.
for $3.50
BY Henry Brady.
l62D ST, 7i2 L, 0, ass e Crotons sv. z5I7o. 2
siy dwls; Fannie J Jones v w schnit, ct al;
sS.e!s IS; tIes. etc. t276 90: 70 the plaintiff.
for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
CALLS TIME WRONG
FOR A DIRECT TAX
Adolph Bloch Says 1t Will
Check Optimism In
Real Estate.

Adolph Bloch, a prominent member
of the Advisory Council of Real Estate
Interests, says there could be no more
inOpportune time to levy direct state
tax than this year.
THE optimism toward real estate IN
vestments, which has been gaining
some headway recently, will be dis
pelled if direct tax is laid at this
time upon the already overburdened
city real estate" adds Mr. Bloch. 1T
is indeed unfortunate that under our
system of taxation one class Of prop
erty, namely, real estate, must pear
practically all burdens OF taxation.
81 have no doubt that Governor
Whitman had given very careful con-
sideration 20 the finances OF the state
before he decided that a levy OF SlS,-
600, 900 becomes necessary. Yet II IS
poss Bile that he and his advisers may
be mistaken. Ex-Governor Glynn's
statements are entitled to considerable
weight, because his experience both as
State Controller and Governor peculiar
Iv qualities him TO determine more or
less authoritatively the intricate de-
tails of the states finances.
zone thing is certain-that the I'M
position of a tax of $lS,000,000 or even
$40 0OO. 900 al this time would be al
mos: disastrous and ell other attempts
AT economy in the administration of
city government pale into insignifi-
canoe II the state has not money to
nav it's obligations we must suffer the
consequences, but the imposition OF a
tax now, which for any reason should
later be proved TO have been unneces-
sary, will subject the responsible au-
thority to the severest criticism.
"The most complete and authorita-
tive investigation must be made before
the decision 20 levy a direct state tax
= reached"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
ARRIVED.

oldne,d Grange (Br). Philadelphia March a. &c
the United States shipping Co. in ballast Quar-
'"z zsrsps. cartascns % March u. Porto Coombi. 10.
Santa Marta u. Colon ls and Kingston 70, TO ths
United Fruit Go. with s6 passengers. mahs ana
nsS JaInesS%n. nS Seap6Tt T New. and Norfolk. to tn.
Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse'
Jean. Boca Grahde March 90 to A II Bull Co,
with md's san@y I'LL looS so m ~. STANDARD
OIL Co. with mdse Quarantine. 3:2s p IN:
Arapahoe. Jacksonville March % and Charleston
%. 10 the clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdso'
Io%an. Seattle February %. Tacoma a. san
Francisco %, Los Angeles March S. ,Gns,oba u
Khorsssn (Brj. buenos Ayres February 90 s;
Evanssline Bermuda March p. to W Perry,
with 2og passengers mails and mdse. Bar. ll'2O
Monus. New Orleans March 20. to the Southern
Tacinc co. with passengers and mdse. Quarantine
pPrr, Maurits lDuchl. Amsterdam February s
Funehsl 49,. sgrin.ms % a. CsTupano Naren en.,;c :;
caSsiio a%i s. t curscao % 8 Jacme ii, Aux Gays H.
Jersmls u, Port Prince IS, = GonAiyes 49, p%ort %
With il passengers mnis and mdse. Bar. N:
EIward Pierce Antllls March 10 and Mansu 10.
to the Nunson Sc Line with sugar. Bar I 80
Esremont Castle CBrl Manchester March 10. to
Barber & Co. in ballast. Bar. lis N.
Road, March 30. to David c Reid. in ballast Bar.
II ~ . m 2ith.
Louisiana DAM Copenhagen February IS.
Christ.aLla a and Shields u via Boston March
a. to Funch. Edge & Co. with mdse. Bar. 1850
2
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. 20 the Old
dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Quar-
antlne > 33 m.
Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam March IL. to the
Holland America Line. with 81 nrst. el second
cabin So steerase passengers. mails and mdse Bar.
2li m.
Corozsl Yabscot March IL. Patiss "a. Arroyo
lj Santa Isabe L. A-ecibo II and Aguadlia Is
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Commercial Leases.

Klaw & Eranger have leased from the
V. Loewers Gambrinus Brewery Company
the five story building at $50 10 53i West
4lst s.. on a plot 75xsS9, between Tenth
Of hve years. dating from May I, al an
annual rental OF $4,000. The structure will
be used for tho storage Of scenery.
The Julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi Com
pany leased office space on the tenth hool
of the Waldorf Building, 2-lo West $50 st..
and 81 and IS West 32d ST, 10 the Malo-
ney Company; also, 5000 square feet al ls-
20 West 2lst St. TO the Wendell Cloak ana
Suit house
The Charles F Noyes Company sub-leased
for the nited Cigar Stores Company TO
Young Brothers. hatters. the store a. l69
Broadway for ten years, at an aggregate
rental Of about $50 900. The store adjoins
the entrance 20 the city Investing Buildlns
The Cross Brown Company leased 10
the Robson Process Company, the offices
at 39s Broadway 20 a. Francoline. Philip
barnet and A. J. Freyhan.
Rice & Hill leased for term OF years
10 the Lippard Stewart Motor Sales Com
many the easterly store. with 5000 square
feet In the Randall Building, l36-l46 West
The Brett & Goods Company rented the tenth
noor IN lie Merchants Central building. III 20 li7
Fifth av. to the W. S. Ensign Corporation iof q
Corn ~ ( Co leased the store at 10 East I2d st.
10 the Berry Syndicate. which will open mems
Hell 4 Stem leased IN - 10 90 West 2lst ct.
loft 10 Leylson Bros. 4 Ne'ins; ~ ~ TO- d West
1914 West 9th St, loft 10 Max Lacheri IN * ana
"a Madison av loft 10 the Max u. Helm Manu-
featuring Company. and in 40 70 20 West 2oth st.
store 10 J.. q J. Bayer a.,
Claremont PARKWAY. corner OF Washington s'. to
Barnett CinSbeFg.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Humidity.
WORLD REVOLT DUE,
SAYS BOUCK WHITE
Defeated Germany Will Start
Revolution-U. S. to Have
Trouble. Is Prediction.

Seven days after the capitulation OF
Berlin a revolution will start in Ger
many. Then will come an interna-
tional revolution, involving a general
uoheaval of peoples throughout the
globe, and a political revolution in the
United States.
That is the prediction Of the Rev.
Bouck White, who spent six months on
Blackwells Island for using explosive
language in the Calvary Baptist
Church last spring. -,
"If Germany loses there will be
French revolution in Berlin. That Ger
many will be defeated or fought to a
draw is certain"
"a magnates' war for the purpose OF
advancing corporation and trust inter
ests and nothing else" is what he
called the European cOnfagration, and
added:
"The masses of the people have been
so innocent that they have allowed
themselves to be hoaxed into this war
in the childish and insane excitement
and womanish curiosity brought by the
war rumors and military pomp and tin
sell 1t was only lot of roaring mad
ness and unthinking hysteria. but now
these are giving place TO sober reason
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH Is.
Manhattan

iisTh st. IS p; all; Fanny Veil to NJ Dervtehin
ll5th ~. from June 20, 1915. 10 May ],
1870 atty. - Lewis. 20 + eSth st; t2.76o
N1H ST. 200 Z. space in show window; y Adler TO
q Nellios and ano. 200 ltth st. yrs from
May /. 1915, sttys. Groebs. y. 233 Bway;
20 Av. 1891: store and basement: Maria scisccs
20 ]. kuzwa: ; yrs from June |. 1914 atty
Y Krebs. ?267 "a Av $3.50
HUDSON ST, 4Ol and i0S: ali. n 8 Jarvis 20 W
HromAdko. 40l Hudson ST. yrs from May J.,
1915; atty. G II Blohm. Jersey CITY s?.lOO
10 G kimmelman. $40 W li4h st; 5 yrs from
April l. 1915: sttys. WingAte q c. 20 Nassau Il
$500
AVE A. 200: store and basement: Nsllis schwab
20 A l. Schwab 1888 Flatbush sy. bklyn, yrs
from March l. 1918. attys. Bernheimer $. l2sth
so AV. 1888: ground floor: Greenstein and
hnO 10 w kampel. 3F 10Th st; 2-l2 yrs from
March /, 1915 stys. Bernheimer $. l2Sth u
and Amsterdam av 5000
The Bronx.
FULTON Az. l2o5-lSol 1.-TWO bldSs): Max Cohen
10 Louis Zahn. l0i7 Kelly 81. yrs and mos
from Jan l. 1915: attys. Kheel o. 81 Cham
bers St slO.3j0
niNFORD PL. 1850 (alD Hszelwood corpn to Ida
Alondschein. 1886 Minford ~; yrs from April !.
1915; atty John V Irwin 2O3 Bwsy: $3.50
Inc. 10 Morris PaulsOn and sno. 1853 Webster
Ay, yrs from Oct J. 1914; atty. Morris Pauson,
HUNTS POINT hv. s2l ts,orel: John Meyer
to Morris Lenobe. s2i Huat's Point sV and sno /.
8 Ys from May !. 1913; atty. Morris Lenobel,
EAST FoRoHkm ROAD. s7i (storc. ete): Adams
Realty Co 10 Louis Grossman. 2lls Sth ay: >
Yrs from May /. 1915: atty. Louis GrosslnAn. 2ilS
sth sv; $3.50 TO N.li0
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF attorney.)
MARCH IS.
Manhattan.

BATHGaTE Az. O. 1884 l75th st. 5iIlli5;
NAV 29 1912; Emma Reilly 10 Philip Z Brown
ing 70 Edgehin Rd. New Haven. Conn atty :;
Arrowsmiih * Dunn, 26l BwAy: siO'V,O
FRLNKLIN ST. l7S-ls0. n 8. l25 Hudson ST.
s8tS5.6 .. Jan g. 1910: Louvre Realty Co; salts
fed of record without production OF mtg by Or
der u supreme Court. March 20. 1919, JuslIe
Alfred Page; attys for petitioner, Lsman' 1 IT,;
sH1RmAa ~. n " cor Arden st. sOI3so; March
~ 1914; Gibraltar Realty Co 20 New YORK Trust
Go and BronI Investment Co; attys. Merrill H.
,sI Az cor lis, st. IS sIsS: Feb l.. 1906:
Jacob and Bertha II Kstz TO Dry DOCK savings
Institution: atty. T M Tchenor. IS fark ho":
50 av. 1929. e cor IoIE 81. 25.llIeO: April s:
lqll: MolIie g Harris TO isaas Goldberg 30 i
psih 81: attys. Galleu & llehoofn' 81 Lanet,y
sTH ST. g.. E. 1919 Avenue G. mi %is on 'a
louis Greonbers; atty. Lawyers Title ln'ur.nre
.oIA iIAa srs OI SIS I'd sv. 25I9se: Oct ?s. 1876:
Michael and Elizabeth KayAnagh 70 The Em1-
grant Industrial Savings Bank. 81 Chamber. 81 M
SAME PROPERTY; July 5. 1895; Michael Ka'-
anagh 10 same atty. Stephen Philoin' 81 nam, dno
ssTH ST. as W. o.. as 9th a'. 25.2Isl.9I2jE
10 Jeannette Neil. individ and sole eKtrr ana
Eliza J Taylor. ATTY. Charles W hds"sys odda1
,7isT ST sac W.. S. III Manhattan ay l5N
iOo II. Oct 10 1908. Jennie Roll 10 Jennie
and Ella Heyman. atty. Maurice hAfhs,; 900
BHay. f4''NN'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

% n. Nsv Yorh . Porto Rico s. %. win "'ssr'
Bar. II IL . m.
San Praneisco. Rosario Fso ., Buenu kyres
March ! and Barbados II. TO Sortnn. LILY a Co.
with mdss Bar, 10 m
FLORIDA Port Arthur March H. N ns Tuas
Oil Co. With mdss. QDarsntns noon,
Juan (Sorl. Port Antonio and Port MARIA la ~
AIMS Bay and Monisgo Bay Is. Kingston p and
Santiago 10. 70 the United Fruit Co. with 7 pas
senges and fruit Bar.
~, Comet. Baton Rouss March II, % The STANDARD
OH Co. with mdse. Quarantine l0E q n
Hchmond. towing barge standard OIL Co Ne -.
San Francisco Eco 90 Babos March and Crs-
to6sl IL. to tho Standard OIL Co. With oil Bu.
am.
Sandy Hook. ~ J.. March Is tsw p NIL
Wind southwest. moderate bfssns. overcast and
Light rain. moderate sea.
SAILED
Steamers Me1ico. Havana; rnvs. crrohdi
Anso tFrl BordsauI, Pstna IN. Mrs~llss ;
Panama, crstobA; jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
News. ChetoniAn iBrl Portland. Ne: Il orients.
Galveston Nisuw Amsterdam Us.sbj. Rca~t.r. ;
Arkansas DAM Copenhas1; Erstm CITY lBrl,
Bristol; Kioto lBrl. Alden. Houoluisn. San Frsn.
cisco: Scottish Prince tBrl. Bahia; Thslms tSorl.
ssgua Ia Grande: CamAgueJ. Havana. Pssnes,
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH %.
Manhattan.

Frank. Carrie. trus. 10 Carrie A Frank. ~
81; ilOth 81. IS W. atty. B Nsumburs 81 a. biesd pa
uSltz. W. TO VI Il Loeb 40 W I2d St: 1874 4
ls3 T.. atty Title Guar Co. $500 q
Schlansky ii J.. 10 l. Levy. II w lZth ST. 4,h
Il li0 W. atty. Abr Cohen. Ill B"ey ~
Goodman Bertha. TO Is Goodman: II e5th 81
~ ay cor l22d ST. 57.6rl0o; a''ys' spen .. =
H. ~ Wall st. - ,,,,,,-.. 4, 81
65l 81: l6oth st. G3s 70 6ii W. aID. litte 1da, d,
Titlc Guar & Tr Co to Emiuant Ind SAY Bk !:
Madison St 2l3. atty. Title Guar Co; ilS.5O9
Same 10 same Rivingon st. %. atty, sane; 70 WV
Boelsen Y, and an0. etTs 70 tinlgfani M
Say Bk; 81 av. 1878; atty. Title Guar 90; eo;VgO
Fidelity Trust Co, eIr. 10 Emigant lnd cav bk'
iOth sv COZ. atty. W scanlan' 6l Cbslnnvts an ds
81: ,,,. 49, y,
schiayoDs L. 10 Lena stsub. OF Bklyni Jones =
IS. Stty. A J staub. lsi Montague 81. BAyn' ~
Gussy Alma NJ to state and City Realty Co. 10
Bway; 32d 81. l3s and li0 W; stU' Aliie1 ~
BSay.
The Bronx.
Jacob schmidt to Lawyers Mortgage Co: tliOVg
Caroline = COutts and snO, e1rs. 70 1arouhe 81
Couits mine assignmen,sl ,,, q,
Archibald Gulck trustee. 70 fredeli.sIho .Io az
Rorsisad Realty Co to American Savings Bank A.
o,,o s,ruse trustee. TO George Greenfield. 81
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Philips fhpnir ,s et naao sao
trustees; ''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
r,e Alta Vista, Neither
lands, Pinckney Court
and Ohio Sold.
suES AND BUILDING
ACTIVITY IN BRONX
s,uy Plots Bought In Neighbor-
,cod of Westchester Avenue
and Southern Boulevard.

~ Palermo 4 Son Contracting Com
Michael Palermo president, and
g;s s Palermo secretary, sold
lrgh James +. Barry & Co. 10
lIvsSrsfeld & Prayer the Alta Vista, a
.,nrv elevator apartment house At
81 'outheast corner of st. Nicholas
.,S l72d ST., on plot 95xl25 feet.
a,tains seven stores. and is ar
Eso5 s5 for seven families on floor.
Ds !. fulIv rented and has been held
q S9s5,OO0
"icwenfeld & Prayer gave In cx-
As,ge five lots at the northeast corner
riverside Drive and l44th St,
G.-tinS 100 feet on the Drive and l2s
~. an the street. This property has
~, held at $4,000. Mr.. Paterno
W ,o.dav that he would begin the
eu.jiste W improvement OF the site
IN thirteen story apartment house
th ~ highest type. The transaction
..ojv.s about 100000.
w. heirs Of William NJ Brown, ex-
,:.rtsnsnt Governor Of Pennsylvania,
-s.old the Netherland apartment,
sn1 70 $40 West seth ST., on plot
,s,Syna . feet. near Riverside Drive.
~. transaction was arranged by ).
~. q Son, who sold the property
h y. che Realty and Commercial Com
~. Wv 70 the late Mr.. Brown. who was
~ IVA in exchange $50 lots located at
Es.rston. \. J. The same brokers had
n,a" "sr-snged a resale of the Neither
- 20 the Lamont Holding Company,
-. ,b,. deal fell through. They have
- -, bowever, resold the house for the
s,ovn heirs 20 an unnamed out-of-
~ Investor, and the Arlington lots
s.rs been turned over 70 the Realty
- - Commercial Company. The Meth
-. .,.,,s which is twelve stories high,
.,s held at s650,000. 1t was built by
u,yrv SchiF six years ago, and Is ar
.,,csd for thirty-six families, the
,mStmerts being of eight and nine
The Netherland, a twelve story
rartment at S04 and 9o6 West S6th
!. on plot lOOxlO2.2 feet, has figured
!. three transactions in as many
The property, which was owned by
10 Realty and Commercial Company,
Shannon Shatzkin, president, was frst
iii by s. & J. II. Albert for the com
INV 70 ex-Lieutenant Governor Will
M Brown of Pennsylvania, who
-.s 10 give in trade 3S9 lots in Airing
,.r \. J. Subsequently Mr.. Brown re-
'.5 ~ his contract through the Alberts
"A the Lamont Holding Company.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Chinese Minister to Speak.

At the annual dinner Of the New
York Alumni Association of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, to be held at tho
Hotel Astor tonight, Kai Flu Shah.
Chinese Minister to the United States,
will be the principal speaker. Others
who will talk are Frederic c. Howe.
who wrote wisconsin, an Experiment
in Democracy" former United States
Senator John c. Spooner, Lincoln Stef-
fens and Professor Alfred L. p. Dennis,
who will represent the university.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

The Gedney Farm Company Robert y
FARLEY. president, leased for Kenneth NJ.
Murchison n colonial residence on sherman
tv, Just north OF the Gedney Farm Hotel
and opposite the Emily Watson estate, to
Hpri C"mpoen VINO ,r,,v. VIII s@ss s'on snes ON
fark Drive. near the Gedney Farm Hotel.
TO Willard r. Day.
Burke Stone. Inc, rented q house on
Dewitt av., nronr Manor, Yonkers, for Paul
~. lindblad 10 New York client and
rented for David Lamb a residence on Web
ster av.. adjoining the Bronx Parkway
Julia Beverley Higgins let for Mrs. J. r
Atterbury her place at Mount Kisco TO
George Il. Hopkins, Of New York. for the
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Charsrns was Exceptionally isht In the sssnss
market. although Q moderate demand PREVAILED
and rats we'll sustained Sail vesssl char
tsrins also limited. dus chiefly To the scarcity
Of boats. Quotations to Liverpool. l2d Bristol Is;
cotton. TO Liverpool per 100 ID. 81 chsrsu-
Norwegian steamer. 23se tons. United ststts and
River Plsts trade. TIP Up basis lss. Delivery
Plate. April: schooner. es3 tons, lumber. Guh
to the River Plate s2e. April: schooner. 52s tons.
coal. Norfolk to RIO de Janeiro. s.25. prompt;
schooner. 7O3 tons. lumber. Jacksonville 70 San
Juan r. private terms schooner. o2s tons.
ties Gulfport 70 Boston or Portland. s2s: schoon-
er. I.28s tons ties. Jacksonville 70 New YORK. ale
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Gets Scarsdale Landmark.

Daniel y. Ritchey. former proprietor OF
the Albemarle Hoffman House hotels, which
re to be replaced soon with a sixteen story
loft structure has purchased the Hitch
cock homestead. an old landmark. In Muir
ray Hill, SCaTsdale. y. y. The homestead
built in the New England Colonial style,
facing the famous Thomas Watt estate. was
sold 10y the Scarsdale Estates. Robert Il.
Farley. president. II is one OF the show
nlaces on Fenirnore Road because OF It's
attractive environment Mr.. Ritchey plans
10 make extensive alterations.
Scarsdale Estates also sold half-acre
plot in GTeenacres TO G. O. Barring, who In
lends 10 build a dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bslbos. March f5--Atlsntic. Green Bay fr Ne-
YORK.
Crls,obal, March 2s-Cnrillo. csr,ssens for Nev
York land procoeted) Ancon NeU YORK
sayons, March 20-Enrico Milo (ItaD. New rors
Msrssiii.s March ?o-Lodaner CBr). New Yort.
Havre. March 22-Storstad (NOrJ. NsT York Va
La Pallice. etc
Santos. March 3S--Asi.,ic Prince tBr). New Yors
via barbados
Norrkopins March ls-Progreso (Norl. New York
via Kirkwal and Copenhagen.
Kirkwail March 23-GulfSrs tDanl, New York Tor
Asrhuus; Stklesiad tN0rl. New York ior Botter-
dam: Ward fNor). New YORK FOR Rotterdam; i;
Cygnus lNorl. New York Tor Copenhasen; Kors-
ford. New York FOR Gothenhurs; New Sweden
(Sved) New York ior Go,henburg; Nesla lNor),
New York Via Troon FOR HOfsens.
SAILED.
Cr,,obsl. March 25-Sants Marta iron Nss
York). Cartagena, .
St Thomas. March 25. r-Korona (Br) tfrotn
Demsrsral New York.
Rotterdam. March 2l-Sorfolk tNor). New York.
Barry. March 2i-Texel Dutch from Borterdsm).
New YOrk
sandefjord. March ls-Poynssis (Norl. New YORK.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. March 24-Gsrgoyle. New York for AlsI-
andria.
Lizard, March 25-Ls FlAnire tDutchl. New Yors
for Amsterdam.
Dover. March 25-Comnevyne (Dutchl. New York
via West Indies and Venezuela for Amssrdam-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Joins Park Avenue Colony.

r. a. c. Smith. Commissioner ot Docks.
has leased through Douglas l.. Elliman &
Co. an apartment ot % rooms and baths,
comprising an entire floor In the building
being constructed at 400 Park av.. north
west corner Of 54th st. by the Fullerton
Weaver Realty Company, on land leased
from the New York Central Railroad This
Is one OF the largest apartments ever leased
in this city Although the building IN
which Il will be IL not inclosei. II Is now
more than 50 per cent rented. which IL
probably a record IN early renting.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

Mar ls atty l. + In T 20. 500
sAME PROPERTY: II NJ blair 10 Mabel VI
Johns. HronIulle. lmts t2o ooel Mar -,
atty same. 800
MIN aV. cor id st. lssr7fs (wsksneldl {:
kats A Tracy 20 Mary A Msnnion. 662 lI5th
=, lmts $4,000 Mar IL. s,y. Cunnoen: u
Wall st; 800
1850 ST, nsa SIS n W BronIwood sv. seIi2, lor
eAsl5SS V Taimlio 10 N verin e55 lspth
o.: Mar n. atty, 7 q 4 7 Co. tlOO
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Hotel in New Hands.

Matt J. Ward 4 Co. leased tho Red Swan
Inn. at Warwick y. Y, TO Berkeley 5.
Davis. Of this city, former proprietor OF the
Idle Hour Inn at Monroe, y. Y; also leased
for twenty years 20 II. J. keenan,. the new
nreproof $500. 900. 230-room Hotel Julien. at
Dubuoue, Iowa. which will be ready about
Nav Mr. keenan, is the proprietor OF
Tho Anthony. al Fort Wayne. Ind. and the
Dt.i,,ran a. Kalamazoo. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
100000 Suffolk County Deal

The largest transaction IN real estate that had
,,ken niAce IN suffolk County IN long time was
revealed Yesterday by the ding Of four deeds trans
,ten Fbich had large tracts OF land near Masuc. on
Gyest south Bay to the Enterprise Realty CompsIi{,
~ ~, Virginis In each deed the consideration IL
W., AZ a I'M the war tar revenue STAMPS attached
.moIrt 10 $500. indicating that the consideration
v.ss xQ0n eO0
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
NEW JERSEY.

FOR sAIH-Lsrge modern college buiidins and
campus Of about 10 acres. located In town Of
Soi tOoo IN middle West Particulars. write TO
OHAs. A. CARNEY. Charles City. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Agents for Property.

The Lotion H. Sawson Company has been ap-
pointed agent and manager Of the two twelve story
snartment houses known the NoFthold and the
Southold occupying the entire block front on the
west side Of broadway. between l5Oth and lSIsi SIS
.ye,,,s Tor The building occupied by the Enrich Art
rsll,Tes AT 7O7 Fifth aI.. ,dJoining tho corner OF
Pepe A Bro. have been appointed ssens for N2.
ut and 4i6 East Esd ~.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Fine House for Dressmaker.

Ihc ] RomAine Brown Company. in conjunction
MIN william II. May Co. has leased TO Mrs
Martina downing the southwest corner OF Madison
sv and 65th 81, q large nve story American base
ment' on lot S5re5. for a period OF twenty
years After extensive alterations. Mrs. Downing
Who conducts drcssmakng establishment. Will
now into the premises