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The evening world., 1915-03-04

vstsa - sssbssss - -oDssnss c,asA.
Representative vnlerwesd asl Re-
pe1lieaa Lea1sv nens.
Representative Palmer aanouncsl
TIE Drsssntation Of . portrait Of Mr..
Ueasywscd. 70 . hung z the ball
q doing - NJ: Palmer eai1;
seen VIII b the leader In the. Son.
a. Ms 2 one q the greatest Amer
In the senate same sf the Senators
mGde farewell addresses.
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SATISFIED | /.
C0ULDNOTu|vE'
II Il we're / not for
"Frult.a.tIvos"

FsnsShvale. Ont, Jsn. eetA. 1918.
"Fos - yssss (snd ] an nsw . man
over T0) ! have bean terrible sufferer
from Constipation. About tive years
ago, I read the testimonial Of Senator
Costisan regarding "Fruit-s-tives"
and I decided TO give them . trial. !
have. used "Fsuit-a-tives" ever since.
They are ths first and only medicine
Fruit -a-tive, am satisfied could
not live" JAMES PROUDFOOT.
"FRUIT.A-TIvES'. the wonderful
medicine made from fruit juices and
tones. has relieved more sufferers from
Constipation than any othsf remedy
In the world.
Sold BY all dealers st 60c . bog,
for $3.50. trial sise CSC. o. sent on
receipt Of price by Fruit-s-tives
Limited, Osdensburs. N. Y.-Advt.
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~ - -. g.. !. ~
: eDsee vsss sleses1 80 y
uo1A - - pelles sald yssteroay
~ ~ ~ hs1 hssa eees - . vssy
7fs':Ss ca7aIss; 7a|Isys;,1Tsssss Tss si;:s: ;.:.lsy, sas
3. =: 8; $; :';::: ;:::.;!:: 8:
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.:s.sz;s;s Z. s,sss'y 49, 4: ysSxs - -
"a. i.Ss: !,,s,. n =: ~, g sd:
81 : is9isiatiye ccmMis!!on e 2 rsso-
iingSms u passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Csais and Suits.

CsaN ans Suits
CHTCAGO--lfarshali Field 4 Co: CAREY
misses and chdrcn's. lQt Worth st. - --..
CHICAGO-Carson, Plrc. Scott Co; lr'9'
coats. rs Worth 81. - .,,,,.
Miss solomon. coats; 10 u 22d st. l2,h noot.
CiNCINNATI-stiI co. suI ana Fsa-
DALIAs-XcIinsn March,, Co; Al Nelmin: 10
KANSAS cIrY~Kline Cloak Co; Mr. Clark %
MOBILE H.mmel Dysood. Co. II W 2'd At.
PITrsBT RGH-J Borner Co; Meyers: 40 9TH
sAY FRANCISCO o'connOr. MOrau Co; Mn
Falls: IL Oh az. 18Th Moor. 80,
SAN ANToNi0-Emil Blum: - I'D g. ION
sT LoUIs-Rlce. Stir Co. Cans and J
Cohen. fall 577 Bwsy.
Waists.
CHICAGO. Marshall Field 4 Co. Mrs. o'connsII:
Observation-Disclosures Co: Miss seidenbers; .i5
CHICAGo-Msndel Bros; Mis-, TsrsOn; 10 22d
CnlcAGO-Csrson. Prize. Scott 4 Co; ] Tracy;
CiIICAGO-Msrshsu Field & Co; Carley.
misses and children's; l0t Worth st.
EyANsvILLE-AndresC Co. Miss scherer; 1870
PIrrsBr RGII-J Homer Co: Meyers; 40 9Th
san FRASCriisco-o'connor. Monau Co: Mn
Falls: llt 9Th az. 18th floor.
san FRANCIsCO-Rsphael. We'll Co; Miss
toheus 10 T. -Oth 81, lSth hoor
Dresses.
CHICAGO. Marshall Field 4 Co: Mrs. o'connell;
CHICAGO Mandel Bros: Miss Dohery: -
CINCINNATI--stlI 4 Co: c sdI and Paddock.
DALLAs-Nemsn March,, Co. Al Nclm,n: 10 Z
san FRANcIsCo- O'Connor. Mora, Co; Mrs
go, Falls. llt 5th az itlh roop 49,, coh.,
ST LOT Is-Rice. Stir Co; L Cans and Cohen
fall. 357 Bway.
Skirt, and p.ttlesat,.
CHICAGO-Mandel Bros: Miss Tarson. pe,tieo,s:
Miss Solomon. skirts. 10 22d 81. 18th noor
CHICAGO-Marshsll Field Co; Carley'
CiYciNNATI- 4 Co: Stir and Paddock.
san FRANCIsCo-o.ConnOr. Mora, Co; Mn
Fails: llt Jth sv l4h floor.
ST LOtIS-Ricc. sti1 Co. E II Cans and ] Cohen.
fall: 81 Bwsy.
Muslin underwear and Infants Wear
CHICAGO Marshall Field Co: d Csrley. IN
Janis wear; 100 Worth st.
CHiCAGO-Mandel Bros: Miss Tsnson; 10 22d
EVANSVILLE Andres Co; Nj. scherer: 1870
PITrSBU RGII-Kaufman 4 Bser Co. y Kaufman.
SAN FRANCISCO-Raph We'll & Co; Miss
Cohen; 10 l. I'D ST, 18th floor
corsst,.
EvANsvILE-Andres Co: Miss scherer; 1870
Bway. 9Th floor.
PITTSBI kGH-ksufman Basr Co: y haui-
man. - Madison
Miscellaneous.
AGO iegei Cooper Co: Matthews. silks
aud Velyets. IS y 22d st, 10th floor.
CHICAGO Msndel Bros: X W Msudel rugs and
carpets: T. T. 22d a.. 18Th floor
Los Administrations Department store: y
Tompson, silks and dress goods: IS Madison az
PITTSBG' RGH-J " Homer CO. q w Rylander
and Mr. Hubach. rugs. carpets: 40 9Th aV.
SIN floor.
san ANTONIO-Joske Bros Co: x Hull. house,
furnishing goods. glassware and crockery; liS W
ord ST. "a fOor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Nz,y. " II. IT, admr. TO Msp kingslsnd: An
sterdsm ar. S. 1j.j 62d 81. 2jI!OO aiiN g
W"f : 10 | Rubin. 500 " l72d -: 4sth St, s..
100 IS 9Th sy i3Kl00.jX ifreg. atty. & I Go:
krier,man. : 20 Emma Pretzield 2aj Amsterdam
AZ 42O Goth -. atty. 7 & 4 T CO. s''opo
German saving Bank 70 n Heinemsnn and am.
cnl " ll3ih 81: 1913 s5th 81 atty. l. hor .
man. 81 Nassau -. Si1.V""
lOGth II: atty. l. I co.; :!
I illr.uu Viola >. and arc 10 LmigIant Industrial
Sstings Bank. "a chambers II Is / SD 81 atty.
NJ / Scaulon 81 Chambers 81. S25,oo1
usr,i.on / r. aud ano. trustees 70 L Trust Go.
- Mall =. 2OS 5Sth -. sttys stewart a : -
NhT T@,1st Co trustee. 10 L = Trust Co. q Val
-, 30 SIN az aud l03-l0j W ssh 81 attys.
Stcvsrt a $ 4j William 81 $4,000
ueiiinrer Mile and sno. sdinrs 70 Ehret. ll9.
Pam av. zoo W 4lst =: atty. VI Burshard. ~
FspInSrs Loan 4 Tru't Go 10 BoWey sayngS Bank
I5> RoWery Iiq-lil jjth 81: attys. CadWslader
" 4 r. a. wall - So, S4oo''
KcrrH~ban J ,. and sno. eIrs. 10 Loitis Sch.ussel
l,T s"o c,r. g- " ;i'h -. 3i2 " ltith -.
80 Is,hn,sr A g. % Nassau - Sl9. 900
SON. & D. and zno. trustees. 20 l. tad" siadst.
.1,st,c. 6sd II $ 1875 II az. 2oNleo .. st},.
pe,o & -. M Bwsy. ~
same To- " Cutting. Newport. II /. same I1oQefA .
same ATTY. D., 49,, 80 -
ssme p!QpeEy. same st-'s '.''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Stores, Lofts and Offices
in East and West Side
Buildings Rented.

r. vanderbilt Colcoursc Corporation. owner Of
Che twenty story o. building ~ f1fh ST. AMI al
.rrt.r ar. announces through IFS agents Ne>slniet
a Csrcsu and Dean Wilmer leases oi space 10
"a. I..-.utir.. t9f,in Compaug. Henry Cape. Ferris
y v.t-. ID l. Esffrrman W Noy' Weber Co,
L a. Iifchfe.d NoF York Contracting COMPANY,
bra-,a Construction Company, Fred T. Ley 20,
Os-... A O'Couror. FRANKLIN Cont aciIng company
3 Z emerson & Co.. Charles : ToNle. l. X.
N.-.-t 4 Co. Genera. Lloyd :. Bryce, j. Rivers
IID.r..ot Hall Printing IrC~s toWlait. DAVIS ''l-
ruriel aud Engineering tompaN. H"II, E Eu.e
ns Buudors' COOPERATIVE Bureau y. ID l-nS'e
a Co.,. L. A. Riley and thc lHleraauyial Hsseoa
Tes... fo fhe Christian Science Literature Bureau
"-'..r A n Cohen. 10 tre Harris Automatic Press
COMPANY. sud RYAN n Dippe.. through E"iE
N.niSm b B.oodgood GO leased 'or lie
N.ro. Fuel Corporation Part NJ le INST lQ,t Al me
wendell BuulirE. NORTHWEST eoi'eI OF i,.''-' . o..
OIL 5o'h 3d.. 90 cine Gotham vending company JOY
Iyi gr.>, Br,sr Company leased Tor a 'em q
f.l, to ii Hicks & son. furtcrcrs. the store ana
ts..rr.t o. t.- Futh az. hc.d ai |47.v'V per
% ola. o, ,he orte q l. perrioo leased %
g. Hu q 'Ie Stove and basement a. 80 West Broad
r,. Cat leased thc st5Ic AZ 1907 Park sv.
Tre Er.f q GrHio Company leased FOR J.. :.
WHar. 4 g.. o. agents. ilc stove al I Beaver
On Che % I. I..rr Cigarette COMPANY
Stm4. 3d. N.HI. leased Tor ElIs j. Arkenourgh
90 r.o- a. .".. .slN4. to &. ". Murphy Tor
Geo.. k....lr .fs.ed for Morris Tsuor 70
lrsrl D. Hi- .4rso store al u East -'d ST.
/ Tie tl.r., No,es Company has leased space
Il b. o. Bre...lr go fH fhc Joseph H. Beams com
,sfy for rre tsa-. lf total rental Of about SlN.-
.f a,o 3D. .. r.ln. Win "eofee H. iesi q o.,
L '8 Huu kr0... NH. uIi.Ilr1 l5> ana liV Nais
i D. % thr G,-4sn. American Specially tompaHt.
S,sv Co. lare leased the store 1858 West l-Jih
Il S. 90 Saul. s. 1N.i"c'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.


GEORGE IL MARE. vaudeville actor. Living A.
22s West 18Th St. ned petition. with liabilities
" $500 and assets o. SIC cash. In two banks.
ard milk. Among The ci-,iicrs are The Acksr.
Mcrrsll \ Condt 20. 81 .063. Edward Davis, Inc
,siOl: he Berrhon Br.wn. association. ss.ssl
Henry Kelly Sons. Inc. tSs1 Th0s Stokes
Sons. Inc. t6il. aud REM n. Marks. tsoj.
Af'AN MOSS, salesman aud district manager.
living a. :i5 wss ssth ST.. hled a petition, WIN
~ accounts. 81 sos. and books and pictures $500.
IN storage. n, has also government, bond
for $500 pledged. and copyrights and trade marks.
The debts mainly for loans. engraving and doc
tors bills. lie owes slGj 70 eight doctors.
Made 4 Wilson Of y A Wet o.i i lS st.; a,d
The largest creditor Is Mar y Bristor. on a
Judgment for S. 9Os obtained IN 1909.
SAMUEL II. MITuIG, csrpen's, Of Neybursh.
nled petition. with liabilities Of 81 SOL and assets
Of tfo3. consisting 81 accounts $500. real estate.
$50: materials. $50. ana cash. 81 ,..,.,. Al.
RITIAHLE GAS LAMP CD.-Petition MED
against the Reliable Gsi Iamp. Co. q ljg Bo.e,y.
hy the solar Light Go, $751;. Louis Rudolph. s2l5.
and the United Metal spinning a.y CO.. io 's's with ~.
cspitsl stock OF 5000 Liabilities are $1,000 and
' ''''''' ASSIGNMENTS
Ct-TUJAN SOLOMoNs & Co Inc Importers
Of fancy goods al iOo-lci IVES, 2lst a.. corner Of
Sixth av have assigned 20 Oscar Heyman. The
business was started IN 1903. and vas incorporates
and Louis Guthman a. president The European
war and the general depression In business are
.,crbed g 1hs causes Of the .,.s1n eo 600 A'
THE WAVNOcK UNIFORM CO.. MANUFACTURER
Of uniforms at Is West 3ls' St. assigned 10 Henry
Lesser The company was incorporated IN fcbiu
ary 1905 with capital stock Of S2j. 600 anu VIII
lam P.iiibone l. president and treasurer.
CLARK N GALA. Inc, printers and dA-
tioners. Of 81 Warren e.. assigned 10 Da'h L.
ns,,o me buslness va, started thirty three years
ago and was Incorporated I'm 1909. With capital
stock ~ S2j. 900 Edmund Clark. president dicd
Ia MAY 1918. and Albert H. Zugalla Is president
now. - ...., go, g.,
~ skirts - II West 25th - asslgne9
70 loci N Mari The company vas incorporated
In 1919 with samuel G.. Sails as president ana
Morris = sails as secretary
TANENBAI'M a KAPLAN.-Ssmuel Tsnenbaum
and Isaac ksplan dealers in furniture az - and
"a Market a. assigned 10 Louis NJ. Picker.
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ARRIVED

Chi-aso 0Frl. Hare March .? to The Com;
n.anle Ceu,rale Trsnsstlanuque. with - caon aud
- steerase passengers. malls and NOSE bH'
Tmss iNorl Havana March 81. saEua q aud
C,r,ienss p. 10 the American and Cuban IS Lane.
with SUGAR Bar. 30 p m
Daishank tBtl Liverpool March IL; 70 me tom-
pag1ie Geuerale Transstlantigue IN oah@sI bar.
'v,,g,nian Huo February 20 via Philadelphia
Anil /. 10 the American HsNausn Line with mdse'
trbiS.so City tBrl. Bristol March IL and swansea
:, ~ Lanes Arke 4 Co. with indse Bar. a u
Top,ia sabine March %. % the southern facinc
70 sith mise Quarantine. e.Zj m:
Huron JacksonIllle March 30 and Charleston u.
N the Ciyde IS Co. with passengers and mdse.
- soi Galveston March g. 10 The Southern
p,rinc 90 With ndsc Quarantine. e:3I m
I,sngeline Bermuda March 81. 10 W Ferry
u,,b IN passenger mails aud mdse Bar. m.
VIZ csnni1rs tSve.p. Copenhagen February y. 10 the
Gus :, % iu ballast BsT. ? -
Colon. CrI,tohal March .. 20 the Panama u
:, Ilpe. with passengers. mails aud mdse. quar-
su,erto tBrl. Calcutta February >. via Boston
10 Punch. Edye 4 60. With mdse Fire Island
PEuiellos iGrsek). Pil.cu, FeeuGy :? And
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

COLLEGE 6, ~ s WIN i Ea,s to j 5au a
LOTS Is and o. Map lsc lots .2h Ward. b,
Rudolph and PAU Ross MaTca ~. iN9' each
Dot 2ixl0o. March .. 1903. Robert T. simon 70
liy g Merkel a sno. a'}s HummeA ~, ~,
ORCHARD ST. Is. known 4. 10, 1922 map q
land formerly Of ia Delsnccy aud forfeited 70
the people Of y Y. 2jIs5 April -. 1913: I.Idore
Abraham 20 Wulf Guman. residing ON the prem
isc,. atty NJ A Rsbiuoytch. go Grant 81; 8 600
ORCHARD ST. *. G s. 1916 n Grand II. 25ks1 f..
Aug J. 1912. Samuel stein. 10 Delaney -. to
Man Iovenkron. 40 Hs7cmcyer St, Bklyn.. at.
PARK 1RAlLRoIpJ Az. G 5. 20 n l7l.t ST. COX
100. May -. 1905 Frank and Frances Stsrkman
10 Msig Knox ats. y Conway. Is William - !.
VANDERBILT Av. EAST. 5, 1870 iSoih ..
2iIgl Sept %. 1904: Jos snd Cath Spears to lie
Harlem SAY Rank ia L l2jh 81 H'iy. o1 ~
WEST HOUSTON ST, SO " Congress st. hi.
july l. 1907 Frank Stronmeier to Lopisa Siro4,
s1 He ~ 900 i,eyN'I 80 AN st. runs as1 io5y
Nav % = IGiio Mary T Cremins aud kath q
Roche TO Helena Berk: atty. Jno fenlon .
loTH Az. ~. 8. els 2e,h 81. 2tsr72. July
g. 1909 VIM j Anderson 10 Jas Iro"9.ridSe;
Noro,on Conn: atty y I ! Co; $500. Zoo
Haiie5 10 EGH Russell. $50 West End s' ATTY
,sIn " ST. " 2s5 81 a,. 2l1sa: No, l. 100,
Jane l. Ahern and Mars Ryan 10 M VI dia
.oI Iu.i'SSTT" e3li e Lexington az lSrlo,: Dec
n 1906: Eiz G McMahon 70 Tie Bank for say
80 an az. srys.. CadWs'der. W 90 90
5sTs ST, 49, ID az. 25tlOo.: July %. 1900.
Geo and Chas Miller 10 Thos Redmond atiNs.
Dana 4 Clsrksou. lNC lteinScn 81. hhSu S'i'"p
SAME PROPERTY: MAY II. 1910; Geo and selma dls
se1H ST. eiS " 5. le42 W Amsterdam az 20 *
70 100 : Nov /. isli Nm Thorn 70 Louisa Is,a ,o
81 a6n,. atty. e Zerbarini. Sl6 Bwsy. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP.
Management. Circulation. Etc. Requir,d
by the Act OF August -. 1912. 81 New
York Tribune. published Daily and sunday
Editor. ogden Mills Reid. - West SD
St. y. y; Managing Editor. Geonrey Par
sons Rye. y. y; General Manager, q. Y.
Rogers. 30 Gramercy Park, y, Y; publisher
poration, ljf Nassau ST.. y. Y. city.
OWNERS
Mrs Elisabeth Mills Reid. 45l Madison
West 53d s., New York Mr.. Ogden Mills.
IS Broad street. New York; Mr. Ogden l..
Mills. IS Broad Street. New York Mr.. Donald
Nicholson. Pleasant Valley. New York; Es-
Mr. Henry " SacSett. Tribune Building. New
York: lnez T.. : Cheney, Litchneld Conn.
Estate Of William Walter Phelps, 100
BROADWAY New York Estate Of J. c. Aver.
Lowell Mass.
known bondholders. mortgages and other
security holders. holding ! per cent or more
OF total amount OF bonds, mortgages or oths-
securities: Mrs Elisabeth Mills Reid 45i
is Broad street New York Mr.. ogden Mills
Reid Tribune Building, New York; Mr.
Henry W. Sackett. Tribune Building. New
York Seamens Bank for Savings. New York
Average number OF copies Of each issue
OF this publication sold or distributed
through the mails or otherwise. 20 paid
subscribers during tho six months preceding
the date shown above. 1896.
q. V. ROGERS.
Treasurer
sworn to and subscribed before me this
wM BARKER
Notary Public, Bronx County No :. Bronx
County Registers No s42 certificate filed
Register No. 6203. NJ commission ex-
plres March 30. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Bermuda March IS. 10 Gslanos. in ballast.
Bar 80
81 kilda tBr Bueno. Ayres March and 81
Lucia o. TO Barber Co. with mdse. Bar.
II g. M.
Illinois. Pert Arthur March %. 70 the Texas oil
Co. with oil. Quarantine ll2 . m.
Pswnec. Philadelphia. 10 the Clyde IS Co. with
mdse Quarantine. lbs 2 m
jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the Oh
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
antine. 2:2j m.
Codnthio (Brl. Hull February ,. via Berm"iS
March %. TO George Hellieseu, in ballast bar.
Colon Balboa March . and Colon -. TO the
Panama - Go. with l.lj6 passengers. mails
and mdse Bar. m
Gushing stockholm March .. 10 ID T Warden, in
ballast Bar. 8 30 m
Sandy Hook y j. April @ $50 m-Wind
southwest. light breeze partly cloudy: smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Botbcrs tDutchl. Rotterdam: Menelsos
lGreekD. Pirseus. Lewis ThurlOw. san Francisco
Caroline Frl. Bordeaux BoRden Nor. Port An
touioi Nests. Baton Rouge. Isyraise tFri. Mar
settles. Albsn 1T. Para: Camilla tNOTl. Bslti-
more Lenspe Charleston and Jacksonville. santiago
Nassau; Chesapeake. Baltimore: Anna lNorl. Ha-
yaus: Noordvyk dDutch). Rotterdam: Madison.
Newport News and Norfolk: city " Montgomery
Savannah. Windermcre tBr. Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Builders Reported Buyers
of West End Ave. Houses
Dwellings Are Near Home
of Charles M. SchWab
Other Sales.

The two three story dwellings at 500
and Sli West End Avenue owned by
Caroline I. lnlach and Caroline c. Leay-
craft, occupying plot 4oxl0o feet
have been sold. according TO report
in real estate circles yesterday.
The houses are situated So feet
south OF 18th Street and near the home
Of Charles VI. Schwab. They abut the
large detached homes on the south side
Of 18th Street built by Harvey Muir
dock. Il was reported that the buyers
arc identified with the deal recently
closed at the northwest corner Of West
End Avenue and 18th Street. This
corner. comprising eight dwellings, on
q plot l05NlI2 feet. was bought by
Franklin Petit from Frank Bradley
and others. Mr. Petit reSold the cor
rer 10 the Charmion Construction Com
psny. Ii is 20 be improved with a
twelve story apartment.
Alexander Selkin and David Mint
have sold for the John J. fully Com
rany 10 the Belmar Holding Company
the Seabury Theatre Building, at the
southeast corner of Charlotte and 10th
streets. The structure contains a the
sue anu NitNtil SANltSs anu NNNNHANo a
vlot lO0xlCl feet. 1t was held by the
seller at 100000.
other sales follow:
9TH ST-The RuSsck 4 kliuscr Realty Com
tr.1 Nas sold c-N hast 1otl ST.. four story hat
a. .n. "a fvl0-1. between gl ard 81 The
l.tor is a client ~ handler a Haas. ATTORNEYS.
lf;TH ST Alexander SclNn has sold for Ida
Kaufman Nt{ EsSf l64th S.. three story two
family house. on lot l9X1S5 between Prospect aNi
SftEns avs The buycr is pcsideI Cook who
pf. cc.upt o.
fssTU ST Joseph Kropp has sold 10 Dsud
Ssrs, me Ar story new law house. on plot ~ 81
i, On me north side oi lssth st.. about 100 feet
sa> ~ linton
's-D ST-AleSauds- Selkin and David Mnts
have sold for William Rau ISL hast l5sd 81. 4
f1- s.'-. Cat. ou lo, -JXlll near Jackson av ,
BANk ST-AyeI 4 Olsen and y : MsNwe
ave ..I 20 Jaciuio Costa for Mr. Elizabeth Lind
a. 81. Bank ST.. and for hciss ~ Henry GiSnder
r Bark So These properties comp-iSe plot 1ON
s. fse. 100 feet east o. BeccLer 81. now Improved
v..h tEo thee STOW dwellings. which have been
t tre respective familie, io7 hdf a century Inc
ll,e- may erect an apartment ,.
kFIIN ST-Psm 4 McGolricS has bought
ron f.e Dsi.y Realty Company SIS anu 81 NelS
!, ..o Eve story double apaI ments. on plot ~
faa r,s~ Irtcfvsle sv The five story single nat
4. g. Fast lI4tu ST. on lot -oXlVO II. w@S gwen
II ra-t payment. J. A. Wood was the orcAef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA Y

fabrics made by the Stafford and
Monterey mills have been advanced D
cents a yard for fall 1915 delivery.
Olympic and Shetucket worsteds we're
advanced 10 cents yard yesterday by
the same house The mills Of the
Olympic Worsted Company which pro-
duce Stafford and Olympic fabrics are
so well conditioned for the fall season
that the machinery is being run day
and night.
"Nugent's Bulletin the national
magazine Of the women's ready-to-wear
garment trade, will say in its issue OF
April 3:
Retail merchants during the last
week have continued to deluge the
ready-to-wear markets with rush or
ders. Ideal weather conditions and the
general gratifying Endorsements gwen
By the buying public TO the season
offerings have been the fundamental
causes Of this unprecedented pre-
Easter pressure. According to reports
received from manufacturers, suits
have been in greatest demand. although
makers of ready-to-wear in all depart
ments of the industry tell OF the
healthy condition of affairs. Opinions
agree that good business will continue
after Easter. Retailers stocks through
out the country are not large. Manu-
facturers are eXerting their EFFORTS 20
fill orders and often have difficulty III
procuring wanted fabrics. All the signs
point to highly satisfactory business
for an extended period
Owing 10 the shortage in dyestufs
the STYLES in mems wear fabrics that
are being selected for the next spring
season are being confined to unusually
small limits. Sellers of foreign and
domestic samples state that never IN
their experience have the selections
made by mill styles been so limited,
and il is attributed to the inability OF
selling agents to say with any degree
Of certainty what color combinations
they will be able to produce. Unless
the dyestutfs situation undergoes a
marked change in the near future, the
STYLES that will be placed on the mar
ket a few months hence will be so much
alike that the mills offering the best
values will obtain a satisfactory vol
ume of business. Under existing coz
ditions the mill agents are unable to
give free play to their ideas.
The demand for Mandarin coats for
seashore use is growing daily, and sew
eral importers are unable TO ship their
orders. owing to the lateness OF their
being placed. When the mandarin coat
was shown to buyers they were under
the impression that il was only a. nov
eltv and would not last long. but when
their trade inquired about them they
decided to carry them in their stock.
In order to meet the demand OF ms
trade a buyer purchased one OF these
coats in a local department store, and
showed it 10 a kimono manufactures
and asked him if they could be made
by him. The manufacturer inquired OF,
the garment, and when the price vas
submitted to the buyer he placed an
order with him. In the meanwhile, the
manufacturer has been showing THIS
coat to several buyers who have given
him enough business to keep his fac
tory running on full time for at least
another month.
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! rN,lls 60. sel = I,s,h st (mis sli ,ooOi. March
le.rh ST. Sei hast s.. ia,7as: Ida Btan,msn
TO y cook eGO Sehhns az tmts $500 /;
hnrll atty r g 4 r Co. 500
'eeIH 81, q, 1881 Union sv. s5.6ilNt j
hnapp TO u Segcl. 1857 Hoe tmtg f3t.OoOl :.
feb 2 stiys. Hrlemsn q v 3el East ltPth !.
le7TA ST. sws 1913 W Nelson ay 25KlOO. Anna
Schckel 10 Ward. lg2 " 18TH IT. March
IL atty. n Wood. 1872 i6ith u VI
ibIlh 81. q N2 Nelson av 25Nieo. same
70 same aud ano. March ~. same atty y!
bg'H ST. " COT Charlotte 81, ioo,l0l.i: J
IulN 60 10 Rainier Realty Co. ioa 9Th Az imls
.Sooel April atty. I q a 7 Co. VI
'tSD 81 tl0-,5i. = :, So,io0. Thesis TO
Minnie $ rhess. - " i27th Il Cmtg $1,000 :.
ATTY. J u rhosS. 80 " leith Il. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
New Tenants for Dwellings

Porter 4 co leased 10 Sarah lawson the dwelling
a. Vliet 4 Place leased dwellings a. 81 Jane
=, A. William kher: 81 West lith 81 70 william
s..,n,r. g5B West ian 81. 20 Sarah Bird; 80
Wesf l,h a. 10 MARY Haushey. and 500 Nest
an g. no Man J.. Guernsey.
iossph r SeitH leased dwellings al So LeIingtsn
49, to Mrs Trethar: 80 Lexington az 20 Gather
o.. Cosy. 2tI last list IT. 10 Francis y. Walter.
"a sf4 Lexington az. 20 Albert Guering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
The Bronx.
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

l ;o-ljsth i. 2ud Eagle az. Bronx. Ebling Brew
ir-iiSs Boston Road. Bronx: Fred Kehn: tH-
IN ~ : iasth St william Mcleod 10 damage.
,S-ls6th ~ and Momlngside sE. unknown. no
damage. 49, .,on
o ,n-leI T. l2th St.. Pasquae Pinto: 500
q "a ~ " g7d St. Julius Zirgler: triring.
I.ao-37 cannon st.. cry Of New York irihng.
S.lO-346 W DIST 81. Litne Dh3n, tt,riS y .
6oj-lt15 Nilkins s'' brohA' Dane' '"'''"A"
$50. o.o
s3O-i5sG Third sy.. BENJAMIN Nahanson =. 900
. i0-lS6l Broadway. Packard Motor 60 500.
IL Hudson st. Michael lrso. trf.rE
i5-lgj Clinton S.. Jacob Foreman; irning
q. o0-siI Monroe IT,. Louis fiunser trnlns
O. * 30 l. go Y Alex Taylor. tr1ng
500 " 10th ST.. Clarence Carroll iflnins
"a Cooper ~. l. - : Wiener; TIMING
,o-lGl Clinton IT.. Joseph Godstein. irining
Ia -5-i7g.ls3 Wooster S.. Meyer Barber $4,000