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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
FRIENDS MINISTER
GIVES CHALK TALK

MILTON, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Rev
Mr.. Probst gave an able sermon on
the subject, Faith at the Friends
church Tuesday evening. He based
talk on Paul's words. Il have finished
my course and kept the faith" This
evening he will give a chalk talk The
Rev. D. w. Dennis, was also at the
meeting Tuesday evening and assisted
in the services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
SEND BOX AWAY

ECONOMY, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE la
dies of the Friends church will meet
this afternoon to make up box to
send to Southland College, Arkansas.
which is controlled by the Indiana
Yearly Meeting. The college is in the
interest of colored people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
IMPORTANT SPECIAL OFFER
TO READERS OF THIS PAPER

Any person desiring a copy of The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser before the edition is exhausted
should send this notice together with
20 cents In stamps TO DIR. Pierce, In
valids' Hotel, Buffalo. " Y. and a
copy will be sent by return mail, all
charges prepaid.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
MOVIE FIRM SUES

The Perfection Feature Film COM
pany of Chicago entered suit in Cir
cult court today against Mrs. Belle H.
Horton. owner of the Theatorium for
$62.S7 for two weeks supply of films
the company furnished last March, ac-
cording to the complaint.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
RECEIVE DEATH NEWS.

ECONOMY, Ind, Jan. 14.-Word has
been received from Mrs. Jennie Scant-
land of LOOMS, Neb., that her foster
father is dead. When she and her
brother, William Hunnicutt were tiny
tots their mother died and they were
taken to raise by Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son Starbuck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
Bulletins on Live Stock
INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS
Receipts-Hogs, $500; cattle, 800; sheep, 1880.
NaretHogs steady CATTLE lower sheep, steady
to strl2lg.
PITTSBURG.
Rece;pts-Hogs, Is cars; cattle, light; Sheep fair
Mallzet-I1ogs, slow; cattle, steady; Sheep slow.
CHICAGO
Rece yts-Hogs, 1000; CATTLE $500; sheep, $4,000.
Market-Hogs SLOW weak SC lower; CATTLE steady shade
higher; sheep, slow, unchanged
CINCINNATI
Receipt.,-Hogs, $780, cattle, 700; sheep, 200.
Market--Hogs, lower; cattle, slow; sheep, steady
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 14.-Hogs:
Receipts $500, market lower Pack
ers and butchers S6.6506.90, common
to choice S5.2506.30. pigs and lights
$50006.40, stays $4.2505.00.
Cattle: Receipts ZOO, market slow,
steers s45o075O, COWS s}.25@6,OO,
calves steady.
Sheep: Receipts 200, market steady,
tanks steady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14

CMknalent, the chemical cleanser and
water softener, sold by all leading gro
GERS i'm Richmond. Give it a trial and
you WIFI never be without it in your
home. 14-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Carroll * Thompson,
|. O. O. F.. Building Phone 1i46.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
GRAIN MARKET

Corrected daily by Richmond Roller
Mills. Phone cc19)
Bran per ton $2S. wheat paying
$3.50, oats paying soc, corn paying
zoe. rye paying soc, middlings per ton
$50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-14
FEED QUOTATIONS

FEED QUOTATIONS
Timothy hay, paying SO.
Rye straw, paying 81
Wheat straw, paying 81.
Oats straw, paying 81.
Oats, paying soc.
New corn. paying CSC.
Red clover seed, paying $3.50 to So.
Timothy seed, paying 1926 bushei
Bran selling S23 ton.
Middlings. selling $50 ton
Salt, $1.4O barrel.
Glover hay, $14.
PRODUCE
Corrected daily by e.: Cooper
Old chickens dressed. paying 1sc;
selling. z5c.
Young chic S dressed. paying 1Sc,
scl'in 23c.
Country bitter, paying IS to soc;
selling soc to 35c.
Eggs. paying 35c: selling 40c.
Country lard paying lie: selling 15c
Creamery butter, selling 40c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
HEIGHTS BLOCK FRONT
SOLD TO BUILDER
propprt, on Haven Avenue.
178th to 10th Street. to
BE APARTMENT site.
HAVEN AVE. FLATS SOLD

-.,d.-e 'o- the vea- in real estate
ii ,e.t,rd,y with several interesting
....,i.as tho principal one Of which
.,, ,t. OF Washington Heights
49, ron. which viii he improved with
~. class lpa-tmeut houses. The prop
40 aid takes in tho plot fronting ls5
~. m the cast -ldo Of Haven avenue aud
-. s.s. ON both lISth and 17sth streets.
,... -,,-s shan half Of the block bounded
.,,se streets and Northern avenue.
~, ! Rona.uo Brown Company. as
...,.,. sold 'he property for William II.
s...,.,,,,. 20 Nyer solomon. Mr. Somer-
.,o b,us., Giro whole block from tho
,,,, Warrington syndicate prior TO the
.- su-,ion sale ~ several years ago. and
., Of, AM. of the few blocks I'm that section
....., has rot ve, been built upon. II is
40, f,o,, north ~ the old Somcrville res
. r.. property. which was taken under
- s,rpa time ago hv the Arrowhead
is- Last March Mr. Somerville put the
.o,t uu AZ auction. hu; after selling a
~, a. .v,OS ~ tho southeast corner Of
haven avenue and l19th street 10 Lowen-
"a . prayer Tor s27. 500 he withdrew the
-. and later re paid the buyers Of tho
Al, a p-oA' Of $1,000 to call the sale or
~, 40 n.ockfruut TO the north Of that sold
,ss.erity tho Degenhardt Construction
r,7p,ny has built a row OF ilyc story
spartmcut houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The italian liner DuCa d'Aosta. sailing
To-day for Napl"s. will take mail. closin y
az $40 A NJ. tor Italy Germany, Austria.
Hungary, Bulgaria, Seryia, RumauiH
teN'ept fuNomburR) when specially Ad
dressed.
The White star liner Arabic. sailing 20.
morrow Tor Liverpool, viii take mail, clo-
iug az $3.50 A. NJ. for Europe except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. sweden Denmark
Luxembourg and Turkey. Africa, Wet All
and the East Indies.
The Cuuard"r Carpathia. sailing o.
morrow FOR the Azorr- and tho Mediter
raGeau. viii take mail, closing a. $50 4 NJ
for The Azores and Gibraltar
The Shaudiuavltu- American liner Cnifcu
states. sailing tomorrow Tor Christisnsand
So ill take mail closing az 10 A. NJ, for Nor
way. sweden. Denmark. Russia. Germa
AuatT'I. hungary and for other countric'
'"Nocp' Luxembourg ana Turkey wher
specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
nIsroRIc cow. PLACE sold.

Nathaniel T. Guernsey Of the legal star
me American Telephone and Telegraph
company Las bought BackwoOds. the
'oi''-' estate ~ Miss Anna S. Wilson, IN
.I''' N.h Conn The property Is IN
?. f't 'l.'. road and is one Of the historic
a'-' OF Greenwich. II comprises fifteen
'-t' md Colonial dwelling II has
-'t owned hy Mss Wilson's family FOR
hef century. The Wilson's bought u
.o' Il branch At the Peck family. who
'7'0 before tine Revolution. The sec
known as Pecksland Adjoining
''re-t are tho estates Of 7. y.
~, stokes, Ernest Thompson Seton
..n d. j, Fisher. The purchaser, who
'Go- 90 remodel and modernize the
and otherwise extensively 10 de-
f'p '-. property, will use II az his sum
40, rc. Mr., Willard Of S Osgood
90. ''.. Hao made tho deal, would not
."e price paid for tho place.
H. les ~ Nc'ler have sold for Horatio
'H'.~ o. Nottingham, England, his
.'..o AZ Ridgcfali, Conn, to Or.
" " lowe. also for Mrs. Herman Vogel
. .'A'." y. T., her residence In Main
'.,.. I'tg"Held to Mrs Margaret W.
'-'. '' Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
HINT THAT INSPECTORS
MAY HAVE SEEN DOUBLE
Il. Il. 7. Says That at Least One
Of JOhnSon'S Accountants
Was Unfit.

President Timothy S WILLIAMS Of the
70. Il. 7 continued his attack on the Pub
lie Service Commission Yesterday He
snid that one OF the inspectors who
Gathered the data on which Joseph John
som chie' Of the commissions transit
bureau based his report a. TO ovorcrowd
ing. was found counting loads In such
state or ,ntoxication that II was Necessity
for our employees t. show him to the
train
This same inspector col Williams
added. was formerly In our employ, but
was dismissed FOR iucoWpcteucy'
col william, seemed shocked boy Mr.
Inhuson.s statement that he thought the
transit bureau should he SOFT or pros
erutiug agency before the commission on
behalf Of The travelling public
We had supposed" said the Il. r. T.
executive. chat tho underlying Idea Of
an. law was = uf regulation and investl-
CATION impa siIlly and hon"stly--uot for
yellow journal purposes II this new con-
rcp,inn Of tho law is approved by the
commission and followed Investments IN
public utility enterprises are not worth
dollar. because any uulntclliEcnt. Ill In
formed corrupt or pr"jud.ced subordinate
can rush INTO print with any denunciatory
statement that may suit his ambition, ms
vanity or his solhshncss.
we have uat Yet received COPY OF
the report. hut II the figures are as in
accurate as some that have been brought
to our attention Il will illustrate unp,eas-
autly some Of the methods OF the commits
sion. For instance, IN one case INC COM
mission inspectors testified "a dinerenC"
OF 10 per cent. .u me train load was shown
between two stations, WHARF, I'm the mean
while not q single person had cotton on
or prf the train.
1--WE have frankly asked the commission
and It's engineers repeatedly 20 point
out ways In which moro cars might be
npsI.t,d I'm certain Cougestcd sections
without iururriYg greater difficulties of
trans pur'lf'ou. hut they have failed TO
-fvc Us any practical suggestions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

NNi'n name and address OF lender" at
18Th ST 1872 T. FL flr,1.l ''a Az d s,st
smith 90 Eose rIomburger, att. r q, go.
SANE PRopEnrY, Dec ii, islg- same 70
came cor 'i-sd ~ aLssioo1.sy-j'GS'V"V.
oct s. isl3-Slegfried Hommel to Arthur
Essiug, ~ W sist ~ at'ys' Horo"',2 a
rttA %Sr.iW 81 tnn lien s6Ss. Dec 7. sOe.
SEE H. blk 1l02, lot i9i..Wnsa Scheisuer,
2Io e Gsth ST. 20 department. Of F.
lsTH sr s3s Il. =. .s3s W Az q. 2,v
1888, Nov 80. l9il--Hcnrlotta Harris 70
lima Kapian, attys cohen hros. Wal
MNpIsoN sr. SOC. =. 2s.sxso. ING Gxso
Feb H. lSiS Ma, f29, va A9tSLne ly
atty ! Fluto 26i BwIy..... 900
18TH ST, n s, So 9 Hth aN. H. 'N'o" 3D..
NJ l. Brown; atty. T. W Druckcg 30.
ssT FH' sr, aae i. So. 81 v IL, Az, s5st'ioo 5.
Minnie Trautmann. atVs, Ennovrr
Trautmaum. lag nassau st., 10y pl ,l
fonds formerly ~ Frudk A Archer. runs %
along said lands no 20 land - cs'a'" Of
Fredk Larnsr 9sx n J. to cor OF
M ,iiis1 wis4m'ss to to T Eda. H% o.eorn
ssh ST. "G GIio i, g. ia Az II. a5xs3iI.5s
N5c. Nov is, 1907 MACMILLAN o. and
Ieurie Trgmns, 10 Geo Wolf atty, G jcoo
l7TH 81 2to-te ". =. 292 sth ~. aiN
-, Dec %, l9l2-Thos,, amt Martha ii'nion!
To juliet Turner 1903 W s'th ST. at'5. r a.
BnSANT *. j cor g,roGnan IT.. w!!r -
20 Leopold Weinberg, atty, - carter. -
IrsTii w 5e5 ", q. 2ov'ooli. Jan @ 1914
payi4 Tghman s'' s5r ,ii,lg
T.t| D.. Ian md lfart#f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
>rw RrALr, CORPORATIONS.

The following -rl,tv corporations were
chartered AZ Albany yesterday
Ge-maiu Mons" ana Humc Hl,iding COM
many Manhattan, capital, $50 900. d.roctors
Max Germansk-, Aaron a. jan" und LOU,
Sch yartz, Sew York city.
I.ikou Realty Corporation. Manhattan,
capita. SlOu.uOO. directors Christopher a.
cornell Ellen Council. Sew York city;
Joseph =. E0uucI, Rpc!-:!l" t..'"".
Interstate Disbursement A-soniatiuu, New
York. Manhattan; capital. sl0, 600; directors.
t'reierick g. RrdrIuc. New York rliy. Flor
enc. t. Tu-qus'. Hrook ga, and Spencer N.
Gao. \ew YORK ni'N.
Durrhe-s Msrhauan Haidlng 'orpora'i1n.
HnpewcN Junction, putohess county. capt.
Ia g. 900. directors. william A. N1rt'n.
Hope,snU Junction. Y. s.. Frnuk ~oHi"-
Pourhkncps'e y, :, and Lester VI wood
ruff Naw York city.
Fanrose Realty Company Manhattan. cap
itaL 1880. directors, Fannie Rose uh.um.
Abraham Rosenhlun and 1au"its Deitz. New
Manitoba Realty Corporation Manhattan;
capital $1,000. directors, q. Augustut Meier.
Loks Stuckhorn and V. Mayersnl, New 5 orlS
city.
capital u 900; directors. Lillian EIohhnrn,
Morri. y. Reiss and samuel !. E''Hnger.
New York city.
Hanover Holding company Inc, BROOKLYN.
capttaL So 900; director, =. knowItou. u
A Cashin and u. NJ ReyhL Sew York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and warmer
to-day; tomorrow. increasing cioudis...
and warmer; probably snow or rsln In
north portion Hight east winds. becoming
moderate south by tomorrow.
For New Jersey, Fair and warmer To-day
tot morrow. increasing cloudiness an
warmer east winds. becoming moderate
south by o-morrow.
For northern New England, fair and
warmer to-day; tomorrow, increasing
cloudlness and warmer. probably snow In
northwest portion. variable winds
For southern New England fair to-day
warmer In interior. tomorrow. lncrcasinr
cloudiness and warmer, light east wiuds.
becoming moderate south ny tomorrow.
For western Sew York. partly cloudy
and warmer to-day. tomorrow, snow o.
rain. Winds becoming southeast and fresh
NEw YORK. JON 5.--Tcmpsraturc We
generally high around al tho eastern psrts
" the coast yesterday. 70 was also warm p
with seasonal average IN ohio and In IN.
Tennessee Valley and an central states dus
10 "a storm which moved IN from the north
plainc coast and was central over Montana
moving eastward. expanding over tho West
cru STATES. There rain In rcNgs
md tho southern Mississippi valley. Llglf
nov iu district around tho western Lake
Rain also fell In northern raclnc coast
There was . tendency 10 warm wcsthor
In sll districts
IN this city the day was fair and siightl
warmer Light winds. northerly. Humid
.Vcrasc o. per cent, and barometer at !
\. NJ. aoto at =. NJ, 1888,
The temperature In this city yesterday. r,
recorded by the oflcisl thermometer. II show
In Vha 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

s. Antilles New Orleans. lO6 nnles south "
Jupiter az noon yesterday
81 Carolyn, CriTOhal, 6is miles south OF
sandy Hook AZ y.
s. II Vale, Galveston, 80 miles south OF
Diamond Shoals at noon.
~ santa Cruz, Balboa, "a miles south 81
Sandy Hook AZ noon
50 Alamo. Mobile $50 mlIoa south OF SANDY
Hook AT noon.
s. Nueces. Galveston, Jlt milee south %
S. III Mundo galveston, ii6 miles northwest
50 Guiisircsm, Port Arthur, "a miles east
Of Sabine bar AT noon
Sc, John Hooper san FRANCISCO, ~ miles
50 Concho, Galveston, ~ miles west OF Tor
tusas A p.
sandy Hook al Z = "
IS lNnapc, Jacksonville, $50 miles south OF
sandy Hook AZ T.
: Freda. SABINE, "a miles south OF Sandy
Hook M noon
SIS. saratoga, Havana. % mile. south of
> Northwestern, Port Arthur. aos miles south
of Diamond shoals At noon
- Philadelphia, san Juan, s,3 miles Honn
of Sandy Hook AZ z + "
Hook at L NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
Dr. Cadman TELLS Grand Jury De-
frct- lie sees In service.

The Rev pr. :. Plvkes C1imau. pastor
90 the Central rouCroga' 'onal church,
was one or tho witnesses Yesterday before
tnr GRAND jury. which Is investigating
the complaints against the Brooklyu
Rapid Transit Company. Dr. Cadman has
been one ~ the most vigorous opponents
~ the third tracking under way NJ Fulton
street and l'tca avenue and explained
its defects 20 the jury.
The Rev Father John l.. Bedford, an
other strong opponent of the third track
ing plans VIII also be a witness before
the Grand Jury.
col Williams, president ~ the y Il r,
answering yesterday the attack Of Joseph
Johnson, chief Of the Public Service Com
missions transit bureau, said.
"Th- Public Service commissions in
spegtpr was found counting loads In such
"a state OF iutoXication that 81 was neces-
slry FOR our employees 10 show him to
the train. This same employee was for
merry IN our employ, hut was dismissed
Tor iucompetcncy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
MAY RELEASE GERMAN SHIPS.
british May Use Captured steamers
In Trade shipping.

LONDON. Jan. A-Increasing pressure Is
being brought upon the Government to re-
lease q part OF the German tonnage cap
tured since the beginning Of the war and
now lying idle and useless This agitation
results from the high freight rates now
prevailing and the realization that the
steamers under present conditions could
earn large profits II utilized i'm general
trading or else could take the place Of
British ships now employed as transports
In the freight market SO "A ton Is paid
by shippers to carry grain from the River
Plate to the United Kingdom, the normal
rate being about SO The shortage IL due
partly TO congestion Mt French Atlantic
ports. whore there are poor prospects Of
increasing unloading facilities AT present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Winding Company Takes Floor In
Hnlienbeck BuiIdInr-Otbcr Lenses.

The Charles II. Noyes Company with
VI. l.. Hess has leased in the new six
te~r story Railenbeck- Hungerford Build
ing the ninth floor. containing 20 600
SQUARE feet OF space, 10 the Gardiner
Binding and Mailing Company tor ten
years, from MAY 1, at an aggregate rental
OF $4,000. This Is the third important
tease made In the same building by th.
same brokers Within the past few weeks.
inc charles j. Noyes Company has
leased for Charles Lauc tho entire build
ing at 1874 Water street to the Stallman
Import and Export Company for a term
OF liNe years part OF the ground floor AT
-" Ann street to Nathan Nathan: also
a hoOr In - Ann street to the Poole Press
Association.
Brett 4 Goode Company has icased 10
Il. u. Nreeland. advertiser. the sixth and
seventh floors In the new Kern Building.
IN course Of erection At 3ti to 3AN West
Thrty-eighth street. for q term OF ten
years, at an aggregate rental Of APP
proximately S65. OOO
Carstcin a. Llnneldn have leased spaca
In S74 Broadway TO Ernest Loin; space in
22S Fourth avenue 20 Emilio pel,zlo In $50
Fourth avenue with Frederick FoN n Co.
70 L. A. Cauthers n Co. ana In tli East
Nineteenth street 10 David Mo-kowltz and
Emil Rohuer
l.. J. Phillips & 60. hav,o leased for the
Hickman estate the dwelling az the north
west corner OF Broadway and 1Slst street
TO Herman ROthnagel. The house viii
be extensively altered for TRACE
Pcase n Gilman have leased the fifth
floor In ~ Fast Thirtieth street 20 y.
Carbon.
James \. She"ran h1s leased ~ Kohl
berg Co. Inc. a loft AZ 223 East Elgh-
tieth street
VI. & l. Hess have leased tho nth loft
AZ 25-e7 West Twcnty-sixth s'rrot e. NJ
Lieperman n Co. tho tenth loft 40 i35-l3I
West I've nty-seveuth street to : simon
& Co. the third loft %, - West Thirty
'irst street to Hugo Schneider, the sixth
Hoo- N the Columbia Th,ltr" BuldiuE
1o1 Seventh avenue, to In" NmaiE mated
Vaudeville Agency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
MO- navy order. 20. l..ued !.

EusiKn ]. T. Rodgers, rom The CoUnecti'
cut to the Mccall.
Ensign NJ " Larimer, 10 the Arkansas
Ensign 9. Greene, from the Chattanooga
to the Sew York
Ensign J. y. Drcisonstok, from the Arkau-
sas To treatment naval hospital Wellington
Ensign \. H. Gray. from command Of the
d 10 command OF tho he.
Passed Assistant Surgeon T.. ". Phillips
from naval hospital Philadelphia, 10 con-
tlnue treatment las Animas hospital
chaplain ", g isaaCs. TO the Wyoming,
Lieut.. I, II Mayhcld from Mare Island
yard to tho Severn.
Lieutenant Commander II. Q. Muslin. to
aeronautic station, Pensacola, az oficer In
charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
ACTIVITY IN THE BRONN.

NoN STREET Richard II. ScODlc has
sold 20 a client for William Schmults
s;S Fox street. 1--WE story, ten family
Apartment house on plot 40xlO6. This
Il one Of the row built by Bates a. Oest-
're abou. three years ago. II IL two
Books from simpson street subway sta
Ton
AVENUE. John 4.
SteLmetz has sold for $. Il. Steinmetz
.on Nashinton avenue. a four story
a, -tn-nt on lot ?5N145. 20 Il wan
"a -
AVENUE. John A.
S'eHne'z has sold for r. q. Crawford
60 Thomas O'Connell for cash 1871
Commonwealth avenue, a one family
dwelling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
NEW R.w.y "LousrEn PALACE"

Nelson. Leo & Green have competed
leasing for Samuel *. Jacobs tn. entire
s;Oro floor and basement In m, building
at the southwest corner Of broadway an /
Forty-cighth street. The store just leased
mas a frontage Of 90 feet on Broadway
with q depth Of 80 feet and fron,Hr, Of
30 feet on Forty-oighth street. 1t adj
!oins N" strand Theatre and Is directly
rppus't" Rrctor's. II has been leased to
James Cuury, who will upol completion
of alterations and decorations open a
restaurant. Mr. Conry's ,cJs, covers the
entire basement Of 5000 square feet and
this Is To u" used a. grill room and
chop house. The Hggrcgat. rental for a
term of ten years viii be $3.50. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, 20 sun sets. %, "a Moon rises. 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy rTk . 50 GOV Island 10 ~ Hell Gate. .iiSi
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk 3'55 Gov Island SIS Hell Gate. SIS
Arrived MONDAY. January 4
8 Franconis. p NJ. Liverpool December a.
- ST Paul, A. NJ. Liverpool. December -
-- O"eania. $50 A VI Marseilles. Decem
Dor 10
- Bowie 80 r NJ. Manchester December ..
- Calico, A NJ, Huh. DECEMBER u
- Borinlucn 4:2O A NJ, san Juan. Deem
Der 60
s. Clo,hflde ounso. 80 A NJ. jamaica. De-
Ccmher 20
$ Commodore Rolrn. II A N Jamaica pc
ccmber %
= Calamares. p Nj. Crlstobal. December Is
: Bcrmudian. = N. BERMUDA. January
:, Dagand. "a = NJ. Jucaro December +
- l.ackawlnna $50 p. NJ, Manchester. D.
cemher Y
- FImretc, p VI Buenos Ayres, Noven
So Comus New Orleans December N
81 III Ortcntc. Galveston. December -
- Comanche, Jacksonville, JanuaryNl.
- Seminole, Geor1etoWu. = e. December 81
- lowan Boston. January 4
- Elswick Manor, Boston. January 3
- Nagama. Boston, January O.
- Chesapeake. Baltimore. January
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. Miunewazka, AT London
- POtsdam, at Rotterdam
s. Menominee, at London
SAU.ED FOR NEW YORK
s. Almrante. from ssyanills.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

2isT ST 10 to ~ W., nrst loft David
Spero 70 the world Examining Works,
inC. on promise. yrs from FEB !;
lI;T%6x ~, ssi 'sl-AJsIvy pcdss" 'V 10
raramont Contracting 60, SO W i2.th st.
~ 2-l2 yrs from August 1, 1914. $4,000
eth Az, 2ii, store Moor and Andrew j
'ouniok 70 Dohbs & Co. 2i2 9TH ay
yrs from May I. l3l6.............,S7, 800
RRoADwAY, ,li1s,i'5O, basement, res
taurant, Sc--Sanford Hotel 60 TO Ig-
ratz II Ro-eufeld. laO W Asst st. sll-i:
yrs from De -, 1914, atty, saul Bern
liiS-Ilao, restaurant &c
lguat1 II Rosonfeld IN Atlantic Res
tIurlnt Inc. 100 " act 80. gIl-le yrs
from Dec 90, lsli atty, same. ,fl4, 900
BronV
WILLIS Az, iet, store, 6c--Vincenzo pa
Jumbo 20 Jaa i sullivan, . yrs from sept
i"li atty. James sullivan, lls
WILLIS Az 1:6. store. & Same 70 Louis
BorncT, yrs from sept !, 1914. atty.
Louis Bernet rs willis av ......... $40
Az, 247S, nrst noor-Pasquale
R"alo 20 Plsqua.e TrepicCione. 2i76 Rel
mont av yrs from August !. 1874;
ATTY Pasquale Trepirctone, 2i7G Belmont
dh u sNN
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RAsSAIC "sKYsCR APER" SOLD.

PAsNAic, y j., Jan i.--Bcnjamn NJ
weinberg, a Newark lawyer, has sold Pas
az, '7kyscrape-, the Lawyers Building.
sly ~orieS high, az Main avenue and Acad-
ems street 70 the Foord Holding Com
parry luc. Of Newark The sale price is
SAD 20 he 100000. The Transaction was
lego' at"d by Louis Benatar OF Passaic.
rAe building 70 'he largest IN the city and
va ~rccted about rour years ago. The
sfolrd 'oor IL occupied by stores and the
H:ae- door are divided into Office rooms.
" which there are about 100.