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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

The advertising writer's are regular
ChesterfeIda In polite phra seoIogy. II
Il much more soothing TO the prospec-
tive purchaser 70 talk about "sty!es
for women Of larger proportions" than
STYLES for fat women"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

San Francisco and Los Angeles are
hot rivals for the population prize on
the coast Both claim a population D,
coo. 800 and some over San Francisco
smiles sereneiy al the southern riVais
claims and askz why the taxable prop
erty Of Los Angeles county. 1000
square miles IL only s415 ,ssi 800 while
that Of San Francisco county. forty
seTen square miles, totals s5f1, 1874 900 ?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Some splendid road results are be-
ing obtained by the forces HOW operac-
Ing under Supervisor Maxwell. There
has been considerable complaint about
the conditions OF the roads IN the
southern part Of the county and II
appears that attention is being given
10 the criticisms and the proper rem
edy applied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

lated the neutrality of poor little Nv. .a
emburg. usurped its sovereignty Oar an.
made it an armed German camp p ,",,
lin now solemnly complains asam.ll
Frances bomb throwing on neu"''
Luxembourg"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

The board OF health Of Kansas City
has been vested with power over pri-
waite az well az public hospitals. A
thorough system Of suDerviaion is to
be inaugurated and detailed reports
rcTUired
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Those heavy orders for railroad
cauiTment, reported by the steel trade
Indicate a gro1-ing confidence in the
future that ehOuld be rather Fearten-
ing u the rest Of the country. which
IL well ava~o that the railroads never
let their optimism run amuCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15
D r l N K
III A B I T
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

Thousands of wives, mothers and sis
tiers, are enthusiastic in their praise OF
ORRINE, because it has cured their loved
ones of the HDrink Habit and thereby
brought happiness to their homes. Can
be given secretly. ORRINE costs only
s1.0O per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
McGratn Bros. Drug Co., corner Fifth
and Main SITS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

and each year may number one lsss
of these valiant women who did their
share 70 make the soldiers successful
in their adherence to duty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Several newspapers are eliminating
adjectives from their society pages.
We might willingly spare some OF
them but we'd hate TO see our old
friend dainty" go, says the Quincy
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

German and japanese physicians.
working together. have demonstrated
that 1t is feasible to disinfect the
mouth, nose and other body caVitie,
with the ultraviolet rays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15
Cream Cake

Inquiries among = large number Of women
Ming The Cooks Book showed this TO
be their ksorise cake recipe Ii IS easy to
make, certain to turn out well il X c Bsk-
tns Powder Is used, and may be put to
1esher with almost any filing OF scanS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Keokuk was lively yesterday as a
result Of the visit OF the Shriners.
The Shrine part Of Masonry f. for a
good timc-they had II yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

of Sheriff Traeger from reading the
Monday morning newspapers? is
Mr.. Traeger waiting for come one to
remind him that he also "as taken All
oath to enforce the IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

With thermo-e!ectric battery OF his
own invention a scientist OF the Unit
ed States bureau of standards has
measured the heat from 112 celestial
bodies, including 105 stars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Decisions of the nations about TO
become involved in the European war
appear to be made by queens rather
than kings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Minds that have nothing 70 confer
ind little to perceiye.-Wordsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

provides in sleep, first for the rest OF
the body, and not until the body mas
been rested does the brain receive It's
share of repose. This being the case
il follows that persons OF nervous
temperament should have more hours
of sleep than he or she OF more
placid nature The health OF the az
erage woman, Particularly the house
keeper, is improved by nap during
the day. This need not be OF long
duration, but It should be absolute re-
pose and be taken minus the clothing
and at full length On bed; CURING
up tn ones clothes on lounge IS not
restful and does one little good
Tell me how TO make thick neck
thin? Il has only grown gross within
the last year. Grateful
Massage with q preparation con-
tanning q small amount OF iodine
Then use an astringent lotion Hike
tincture OF benzoin so that the skin
nav not become fabby- Here Is :
soap you might try: White soap, s
grams; iodide of potassium, 5 grains;
distilled water, grams: slycerine,
| so grams: alcohol, so per cent, 20
grams; essence OF lavender, 1 gram
I want to ask you what to do TOT
rfnkfes about the eyes and lines
about the mouth They have just come
and my face seems TO be wrinklinE ali
over. Mamie L.
Massage and electricity are both
good IL properly applied. Try the fo'-
lowing lotion: Rosewatsr, 200 grams;
emulsion OF almonds, so grams; alum
4 grams
am troubled with corns OF long
standing. Could you give me rem
edy? A sufferer.
Here is something: Sslicylic acid.
Il gram: alcohol, go degrees, l gram;
ether, 90 degrees. grains cent?
gram: colIodion, grams Apply the
above every evening for two weeks
At the end OF that time let the feet
soak in hot water. The corn should
then be easily scraped out
Miss Rand-For brittle nails, rub
iyaseiine upon them every night.
Dark Upper Ltp-A pinch OF borax
lin the water Will tighten the dark
shade on your upper lip. 1t will also
prevent blackheads and greasiness OF
the skin.
Mole on the Cheek-The mole on
your cheek can be removed either D!
electro!ysis or harmless preparation,
and leave no scar. There is not the
least pain or danger in the removal
of these biemishes.
Bust Deyelopment-f your general
health is good, you can restore your
bust by hygienic methods. Discard
your corset when at home. At other
times wear a low-cut one that will not
construct the bust. Practice deep
breathing exercises; also free gym-
nastics for chest and arms. Uss
massage roller and some good tissue
builder every night and sponge the
chest repeatedly with cool water
every morning. In taking special ez-
ercises much greater good can be &C
complished by fixing the mind on the
object to be attained and letting the
mind direct the movements which
should be concentrated and not aim
less. Exercises taken in wandering.
desultory manner are Of little avail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15
Dynamite In It.

/ st. Louis Globe-Democrat:
president seems to recognize the
plosive possibilities of an extra 90
sion Of the senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15
ng Germany.

No Understanding Germany.
Chicago Evening Post: Again we
must extend the laurel wreath to
crown the Teuton mind. Having yio-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15
K Cream Cake

gY MrI- Ianes Mckenzie Hiii, E1s,or q
he Boston Cooking School alaszzsae.
O.s-h1Lf cup 5xttsr5 I cup sngcr;
,yoE4s of eggs, beaten light; II eaps
c5Jtsd 5oE4y; 2 Lercs tecsPocnfuls q q
Eckfng P0leGev; esp colo EaIsr, WRITES
cf2 eSJs, beaten dry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

Cream The b..t-r; add the sugar, yoles ct
rzgs and water, thea the acur, sittsd three
Ines with the baking powders Lastly tA-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-15

.FhI.eI Of esgl- BaIc Il two O. -
.a-ce lzyers; put these together 80
with cream Alag, and G-edg- NJ
lie top with colftc-ioler's sCg-. azsSs.
The sun., 1915-03-10
JERSEY UTILITIES PROSPER.
Public service Corporation Reports
on Surcessful Year.

NEWARK. y J. March s.--Thomas
McCarter. the pr~~icnt. issued 20 day
tho annual report of the Public Service
Corporation Of New Jersey, showing a
met Increase IN surplus OF tho company
for 1914 Of fl.5sJ.0SS The company
paid dividends OF $4,000 or six per
cent. Oh $4,000 900 capital stock. The
balance sheet shows assets OF SI0.,ls5,-
S9i, and liabilities OF slOl7s2,92l. Civ
ing a corporate surplus OF Ss.iO2.472.
M- McCarter said the company eN
Ter.cuced a successful, year. despite The
nee, Ssity Of operating under adverse
corditlons He pointed ont tha' mo
storms of February and March, 1914.
cost the subsidiary comranies upward
OF 100000. that in nearly AL ot its
territory tho gas company received for
four months only ninety cents thou
sand fee FOR gas IS against 81 for
the preceding year and that $500 900
vas pad iU Increased wages TO a.
workers
The sun., 1915-03-10
FORECLOSURES SAILS.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY pr wv,
YORK Simon rrctztci ana 1rs,E.,
PLANTING against sarah Il. Gr".r,.,,, -.
In pursuance Of a juirm.r' o. -.
closure ana sale. dult mao art rrts.... -
the above entitled action. A"t,mr .... 's'
eigned. the referee ln s,N ..,-..-.
named. will cell a: pubN~ su..'rr ~.
Exchange Salesroori No, Ii.t. y.
street, In the Borough ~ Marht.t.- ,s.
of New YORK, on IN" 10th Dc. " v,.
1915. at IL O'Clock noon ON 'It H,. A
Joseph p. Day; suc'loneer 90, p-.m,...
therein described a. foIiows'
AZ that certain iot pie" W rs--. s.
thereon erected. situate. wing tt. ...t..
the Borough OF Manhattan C.'. .t g..
York. County AMI state ~ N.r v..
bounded ana desCrlhcd A. follow.
Beginning At roint ON 90. -tra-.
side OF ono hundred AMI ,'st ttI l.-.,
distant one hundred and sl'.. ',l- "a.
eastwardly from me c1rur- 'N'... .s
Intersection ot he not;h"r.. ... . l.
hundred and eleventh S'te"' t..t .r. a.
ery side Of Eighth Av"uu" rif-..s 49,
northwardly. .parallei with E'rH.t N.at1.
wall. one hundred feet etr,rn r'F..
thence eastwsrdiy. pernile! ,Ni'h ''a a.a.
thence sou'hwar1l.. again rt-..a. e.t
Eighth Avenue. on- hun''"d 's.' 30. q.
inches to tho north"rN "i". ~ 'te . =
drci and eleventh street aui .he..o 90.
wsrdly along ,he nor'hor'r ...r . l-.
hundred and eleventh street fri- .'v s...
80 the, poin. Or p,a," - 6eEinninr
number 2ts West one hundred ana -'.v.rib
D''t Mfao| Tsc YGFs shlRTRSfr FaftssfS i''s .!!. M
HEYMANN &. HERMAN A"orr-vs -.
plainhrs. NJ 35 Nassar S'r"-' po..
e--y - be sold. 49, desr-lne. eN1,s' 4.
street nunh-r hsing - W''' '..'H a'-..'.
The sun., 1915-03-10
COTTON REACTS ON
LOCAL LIQUIDATION
Exporters still in Doubt Re-
garding Right to Make
shipments.
OUTLOOK FOR ACREAGE

There was enough liquidation in the
cotton market yesterday TO cause a
moderate setback Pressure was sp-
parent from tn. opening. with brokers
supposedly acting for German interests
prominent on the selling side. The news
wa. rather encouraging from the stand
point of Southern markets, as holders
we're said 10 be very Arm and not in
clined to lei 60 except al fun prices
Exports were heavy and included $4,000
bales for the Continent.
No further developments have taken
place in regard to the export situation.
Southern shippers seem tu he wholly at
sea as to their rights. although Il is gem
orally assumed that contracts made he
fore the announcement OF the blockade
OF the Allies can go forward without
molestation This OF course applies
merely to shipments 10 neutral coun-
tries
Mail advices from the American Con
sui at Gothenburg. sweden, show that
from the first of October TO the middle
Of January Gothenhurg had received
about 10000 bales OF American cot
ton. Ordinarily Sweden imports an
nually bout 100000 bales OF cotton
from America. Tho amount that has
been trarsshipped TO Germany is un-
known. II is said that even the ship
ping agents cannot give an approximate
figure, owing to the different routes by
which cotton Ia sent 70 Germany.
Advices from Texas yesterday we're
that the reduction in acreage in east
Texas would be very heavy and that the
old crop had practically all moved.
An Alabama correspondent In writ
irs TO a local firm said: Tho cotton
crop through central Alabama will be
reduced at least 80 per cent, and fer
tilizer will be cut so per cent Many
farmers in our section will not plant
a seed OF cotton and many OF those
who intend 70 plant will only put in
about half crop and will use very
little fertilizer"
I,,I.,traa ..lAaad
The sun., 1915-03-10

'A'.'
The approtina'" amount of th- .,s- "
charge, % sa''s:r "h''H The ab5-s D..
stribet property .- 90 b" sold, - -
with interest thereon from F'prus. t.
= az. ''re'hsr -wl'h cos's AM
arn1urtlug % i'7l.f.. vita 'rte r.. '-
For-Htr" JON -''.. 'ose,h1' N''H '.
p"nses % .ns. sa'r. Tn" apr. ...
amount ~ taxes. ussAs.ru-nte tr.
rates oi oth'r lions. which t-s
go he pur,haHer o4' o. r.a 20
IN pneN. OF paid by -. r":srH-. g.
'v'th nter"sr TH- orn,, 1e-r-.
crty - to be cold -vateC' 90 ...
spe' NED In The Judgment h@-s'u ,r
spe fled IN 'hn Term. - se'"
Dated. Sew York. Teunie-v '-'n
EDWARD II kEif.N. .t.'..
STTppTNE Cat-I7. tpy.N1y
p-st-,elN All Ith.-t
nm. asninsi Sartt X ,;re,r. A..
othrra Gafergsrts
In pursi.,nrs -, A ,utr,-e,. .-. s-..
..'rsn-s anG So t..-,' ,,,
~. ',boVa er,i..as ',...l',' sst,.,. .....
t0tn dnv o.. I.h-u'-t' ,9,t o.,
,,sreg IN -.f,'a. ,r
named vi, s.' Al pu.... ...
IA hango Sa .esfoo. sa.
S.r.at ~ ,hs R,.,I,.r 90 ~, ....-
or Nv w ,r ~. ,5,t az ,,..
The sun., 1915-03-10


chaTs.. 10 satisfy wnicA the aSe"s q.
scribed properly {. 20 be so'd, - .'''
Iaii"' ioxeth.r WITH costs ani ,v.r
amounting TO sSSl g., Win in'-. '.r
February 10Th. 1913. tcgc'hr- "'." .'. sI
ponse- OF the ga" The tprr-s r.s
anoun, OF ta1ep. asses.m-rts .H. -..s.
rates, or other liens. whl. a..
money. or paid oy III" re'-r.' IS . ~
r.. above s-,,r,o:a prop.r'.s. % b..
judgment herein ana 70 p" rp"'i"'t - ''
pa''4 aIsSI TsS Y25s 2stlEafsHfyr Eaf'aery '''? o..
sTPRFWE COT'RT. COt'NTv lr $50
yorkLSamuel He-6er, Wo.'o a-t ,..--.
Plain,ins nsalnst sarah n. Gre~ao r.' .-1
0'I''i In puf.uancs o. iudsrn.n' o.. -,...
closure and sale. iuy made anA s-'.-.'
IN the above -ntitei action. a't'''f
tndersign.d. the referee in sa:a Irs- ...
named, wi. eel at publ al.''.
s,res, GEsstniT in me Barousn o.; Marfa.,Ar r..
OF New York. on N" ioth day o. Ns--N
1913. at :: o'clook noon on ma a., ~.
directed hy said Judgment 20 hs e' g. go
therein described as q. pvsi trt'
's'p l.,9r. ,9; P'ess sna pr ?aoc ?mpf,vs,n,n @, 4
"rsctcd. situate wing ard t"F '-'
no-sugh = Marha.,en o. ,tass g''. -. >,..
York. bounded and descriNe1 o. o.. 80
Bsg'rninR ~ poln' on ~" n'r'r'- -s
% one hundred and eleventh S'reH. .
'an; on- hundred and tw"n'y ~ .'"
,@r.eciion oi ,he noT,het,@ e'ie Q.
e,sier,y sld" of Eighth Aysra,- r.-,''i
.h-nc. nor,hc-.y paFa..s' vi'h t'En
wa one hundred feet eleven ir Urs. 'A'. ..
s.eyea,S si.-5f PSsT Psirse', ,h,-:y.sis ,.. -. o
The sun., 1915-03-10
Assets Of international smoL~I~ss
shown 20 He I,sOO, 600.

CAMDEN, \. J., March s--Tha Inter
national Smokeless Powder Company. a
N,s00,000 corporation, voted 10 dissolve
at a meeting here to-day The vote stood
l5tOl7 IN favor Of dissolution and an
even 100 against. or the ls0, 900 shares
of common stock outstanding IA. Ia
<nt international Powder Company
owns l5l 900 shares,
The assets ~ the international were
shown TO he $4,000 or an even $40
a share. The stock Ia now listed at $50
share. Pierre du POnt, vIce-presidcnt
~ the Du POnt International. told the
meeting his company was ready to pay
$50 share for the outstanding stock
of the Smokrless
After tn" meeting II was announced
thu ttne plant OF tho company at
Kearny, N j. would probably he abnn-
doned
The sun., 1915-03-10
ROCK ISLAND BOOK FIGHT ON.
Vaiirosd Opposes stock n hoIders' II -
Qucst to See Records.

Magistrate Appleton N tho Tombs
police court yesterday heard testimony
In the fght OF the minority stockholders
Of the Chicago. Rock Island ana Pacific
Railway Company for permission 10 In
spect the record and transfer books OF the
company J J. Quirlan. vice president,
and X. l.. Forbes, local transfer agent
of tho company, appeared In answer to
summorses.
Warren c. Crane OF tho Amster mi
norty committee, said that on January
% he asked TO SEQ the books, but his
request was refused. The Amster com
w,'tee maintain that they must see tho
books to call meeting ot a.! the
minority shareholders before tho elec-
ton OF directors on April -. as they
wish TO obtain proxies for the election
ohlcials OF the company assert that
numerous stock transfers at present
make II necessary to stra!ghten out the
books before they can be shown. The
case Will he continued on Friday morn
ing
The sun., 1915-03-10
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Quist-Prices to ~
Points Easier.

The ,orT,. futures market "ts lI.'',
with pri.e : 20 II points ea~l uu trans
actions OF $4,000 bags Sp ,uit'," lu.
t-iest WIS Very IGN. and lu the au.. rre
OF demand prices sagced undo" light
.o.a1 sailing. Foreign demand sa-
again very Light Conditions IN tus spot
marlc- remained unchanged Offers IN
cost and freigh's We're practically the
same
Brazilian markets w.r. f-Jturel"'ss.
no - oul santos q wcr" uucha're.
a' fS3dI and 4'@OU respectively RIO
and Santos receipts Cor TWO days 10.
tailed $4,000 bags Sap Paulo mad -
COO and Jundlahy 2ioO0. tn" t.Ir ut
no exchange on London was unchs 8. I
- I'D Prices were
The sun., 1915-03-10
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToS, March 9--There wa. nothing
OF interest shown In the mining shares
to-day. Prices were slightly easier
where changes occurred. United Fruit
continued firm, closing at 1i9, the high
point. There were transactions recorded
In nearly all OF the rails. Prices were
conspicuously strong, with Boston and
Maine leading the advance, The sum
mary.
The sun., 1915-03-10
,opARr>ERsuIp NoTiCE.

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
OF LIMITED COFAKTNENSiilp
cepartusrshlp be'~eru a. Et~Hri G-sft
ana N'.iam r Gilmore. sP"rIt ps-tret.
under thu firm name ~ q. Edward can
sock hrpkcrs % So Wal Street. New
y crE city. was dissolved on Octoh~- is'.
i9i. pursuant 20 mo terms o; the Articles
OF cop trtn-rship
Dated. March is'. 1919
O. EDWARD GEAFF
WILLIAM = GllMDNE
The sun., 1915-03-10

PUBLIC UTILITIES

rh. offering OF se.5oo.ooo 8 pee cent.
convertible note. OF the Consolidu''d G2e.
Electric Lieht and Power Company Of
Bsliimor. has been very succeSsful. sub
sC-iptions being largely IN excess OF mat
amount Public subscriptions closed Mon
dsy but III. subscription books rem ain
open TO ttockholdcrs until March II. tn.
notes rot subscrih.d for BY s'oCkholders
VIII be sNoit,i 10 public subscribers.
The sun., 1915-03-10
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.--The stock
market here was active with the min
ing shares showing trmntSs. Both
ronopah Belmont ana Tonopah Min
ing closed a fraction higher on the day
Bonds We're in fair demand and steady
The summary
The sun., 1915-03-10
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 9-Sears- Ro-huck
was the most active feature, with prices
somewhat better. Public Service COM
mon and preferred We're very strong and
a small gain was made in Carbide. Peo-
pies Gas and Chicago Railway =
were under moderate pressure. Bord
market quiet without any special
changes Tn" summary:
The sun., 1915-03-10
TOURS.


~-->---~-~>---------~>
SEALED BIDS WGl - received b. the
hoard of Natsr supply. .; i,s of'cc-
twenty second roor, Municipal Bui'iiuE
PARK Row, Centre ami chambers streets.
Sow York CITY. until II \. VI on Tu"sisl.
March %. 1918, for Contract ia. Tor ihs
c5rs'ruct,on o. Elk concr.,e-stcn. and
brick buildings at and near she Ksnsico
reservoir. IN the town % Nj Pleasant.
MestchesteI county. New YORK The I.rg-
es' OF the bull Hinge IL, approNii1Htelv. 200
f"ot by :. feet hy 81 FOOT. ari me -1l1' at
81 'ec' hy g. Zee, hy 80 feet tL' s.u-
structures or fouriat'ons o. hes. .ui.i
iuc~ have been buit ant the C!tN ~. .ur.
ni-h and eres. tho root covers Tor th-
buildings.
A. the above place and time tho IDS
VI" Ne publicly open"1 and read Pam
ph cts containing Information to- hlt '"r,
and pamphlets or rout-sct l-ASins. .4tt
he obtained AZ she ahsy. address. it 'ho
of'oe a.: the secretary. hv l.po-'''IE 'h~
sum % ten doIar= $40 "a .a-h ~ -
equivalent Tor each pamphlet. For further
part!ou ars. apply 90 the off, % the pin
cipai Assistant Engineer a. she above al
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN y. iAfNI%,
Commissioncre Of the BOard % w1'e- supply,
W KRf-rE fDpp -tEg-N
The sun., 1915-03-10
COTTONsEED OIL.

There was a reaction OF about 10 to "a
points during the day Rehner, were
among the sellers. The decline IN lard
had influence. Crude oil bids were re
duced and there were rumors OF offer
ings under the basis OF 5T3 Support
was mot important Sales for tn. day
amounted to 1000 barrels
The sun., 1915-03-10
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PrrrsBURo, March s.--Manufact,rers
Light and Heat and Pure OIL were frsc-
tionaily lower at the close. with tho
general list showing no price changes.
Activity was fairly well distributed on
small lot dealings. The summary:
The sun., 1915-03-10
IOREIIO>lRE SALES.

srPREME c0uEr COUNTY OF NEW
Plaintiff ag''ns: LYaigs and Ronim Realty
Company - a., Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
closure ANA se- du.y made and entered
In IN. Foo. e-enatled sct!on and bearing
undersigned. ne referee I'm said Judgment
nn.eWe WI sr.. az p4e,' auction, a. The
street. IN n. Borough OF Manhottan. city
9i %"w Nork on ne 29th day % March,
JosEfH DXYs ha@s6nss1 nGGS om 'ha, n" rem b,
directed BY raid Judgment 20 be sold. and
.er,aln ioL piece o.. parcel OF and, with
the buildings and improvements thereon
erot; er.e'ra; .,'G9ir mi ,yins and osins IN The
ork. I'm the County ana State o: New
Y99rk, eoanded and dsscrib-d as follows
Ia Of %nptv nr,b PI%I.s On ,hs T%..S.Ty , n'I
drei llool feet Easter.y from IN. corner
formed 9s he lu'"' 50. ,ion % ,ho Eorth
r'-'-r.F side ~ second AyeH.". running
."n'" N"-'h"'N % 'A'tle. with second
t.t.' 81 ;hr .'nrs 're NJ 'hs h.ock y.
% ""1 >.ns.'-H'.h IA AMI Nino'y -'V'h streets
n""," G'''erl, a.ons ,h". cen'r" .'ne OF
n,r.s. then" Snu'h.riv. psl.li.,' wi,h
Avenue 'nh part - 'ha wu>
,no. '.sn, IS In hes % he III ol.y 40.
"t M,nc'S n;th S.rset and thence Wcster
p, 'hc nom, or y nee ~ ocg,rrias
Dated, N'w l",h Mur,l v't 1875.
PAlpwIN rG-Hi.l, 4 r'"trr,. N.,orr.ys
- i.a',' Aaorpa',D@s '}" >', S'5o;i 5o;f
ra" ,.So,rs ,s a diagram o, IN. prop.
~ a." Pc" -g.l ~ g,,re- >rm... - o2 40,
centre I'm. Of The bloc.
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The sun., 1915-03-10
LOST, IOUND AND REV ARDS.

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LOST Runch % Key on sch ~ -
vcru Warrington place and Eighth sfre"'
'evt-d vi! h- pa'd On return 90 JAM
.pR llb Washiugf0r place.