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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
AIMnsT TRIl

The two FAIRS ond DbN'p'
PARKS.
Nothing like DENVER's T..
TAIN PARKS between the two =
Write to the ALBANY a. "
MANAGEMENT, DENVER, - 7
for a set Of their beautiful w. Y
FREE, entitled, Summer ffo. (
the Rockies "one Day Seem, /
Into the Denver Mountain pal'',
Resorts "Denver and VoV !,
Mountain Parks and Resorts
Trips Into the Rockies from Dr g.
and "The Vacation Number Oh =,
Commerce. Postage prepaid ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
TEACHERS From
lsA-l5 MCMILLAN CHI
Fifteen Of the Twenty studs,s
Last Years Senior Training q,
Have Schools.

Forty students graduated from /.
MILAN High in June 1915. ni-''
these are stu looking for more h.
ton. Fifteen are teachers !.
county schools in Audrain; tb,.A
the teachers training class. Fou,,.
entered the University Of NJ
this year. Five girls are enron.,
Hardin. Four boys have gone i Il
minister and one to Central. On. e
is taking postgraduate pa,E ), 4.
high school. In other vOrd, Il =
fourths Of the 1915 graau.t,,
better than a high school sas,,sr.
Those who have schools an.
ME Lee Atkins, Blanche Cott1n /
Fletcher, Lillian Flynt, Henry e
Mary Hatcher, Marie Hendersos !.
sic Hickman, Helen Howell, Nina |.
Machin, Mary Pryor, Lillian Rid,,
Myrtle Roberts, Ruth Rou~. 4.
trude Toalson.
Those attending the Univsui,
Missouri from last years clss !,
Edwin Cave, William Glendys NJ
Dyke and chas. Wright.
Westminster got these five
from Mcmillan and NJ. NJ. A.
Whitney, Bryan Kelso, Douglas
son, Floyd Dean and Billy vaD
ter.
The following are enrolled Il
din: Margaret Greer, Mildred
Vera Rutter, Jane Rodgers and
bearing.
There are the wanderers. ID
johnson is at Smiths and jim
Edmonstou Is IN Central at FsN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

The following Mexico boys attend
ing Westminster have been pledged to
f~raternities: Horace McGee, Bryan
KeIso, and Elon Whitney to Beta
Theta ri; Douglass johnson, Phi
Delta Theta.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

subject Of which he treated. The var
ious editions Of Frank and Jesse
James, Guerrilla Days" and the like
read childish prattle when laid along
side the burning eloquence of Major
Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
Advertised Letters.

A list of advertised letters remain.
ing in the Post Office at Mexico, Mo.
for the week ending Sept goth, 1915
Brown, Miss Helen
Clark, S. E.
Confer, Miss Dema A.
Compton, Mrs. Permelia
Edwards, Miss Ruth
Myers, Haley
Peace, R. A. ~
Young, Mrs. II. ].
McKinsey, Vim.
w. R. Jackson, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen are
entertaining Mrs. Jane Dow Of Nor
risville. ILL.,, and Mrs. James Delony,
Of Raymond, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

r. M. White and wife have gone to
Denver, Colorado Springs, and other
points Of interest in the mountains,
for a week or two weeks visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Now is the time to feed beef scraps
Ask your grocer.
dwl VIM. Pollock n. & Z. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to Robert EstiIl and Miss Cd
die Bryant, both Of vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

For loans on improved farms see
US about that S % money.
204-d2wltf North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Joe Potts, who is visiting here from
San Antonio, Texas, was in Montgom-
cry City Friday attending the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Minister John D. Orear is home
from Jefferson City. where he has
been the guest Of Senator Stone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
IS NOT PARTlAL

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. ~ \
Of the opposition have obtarisu / 4
King Ferdinand assurances "'''
garia Is absolutely free from a M
legations to either Of the w
cnts groups and that the iulls,i
tention Is being given by Bu'sI
the proposals. Of the triple e"' d
central powers alike. TINS -
ton to being the wish Of me .m
ton, also is the desire Of d
public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Mrs. G. L. Younger, Of North Clark.
is confined to her bed with malarial
fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to cless Davidson, and Mist
Maggie Bleyins, both Of this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

James Hamilton, Of Blue Grass
Stock Farm, south Of town, who has
beep III is recovering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Harry Rose is home from Fulton
where he has been visiting for the last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
Timothy seed

We are paying highest market price
for timothy seed. See us before SELL
ing. VIM. Pollock M. & E. Co. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Reginald Barney, Of Chillicothe
was in Mexico visiting friends Mon.
dE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
Seed Wheat.

RecIeaned FuItz seed wheat s1.l5
per bushel.
dwl VIM Pollock NJ. G. e. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Jim Tom Edmonston spent Sunday
with his parents. He returned TO
Fayette Monday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Mrs. J. W. Braden and children, who
have been visiting here, have returned
10 Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

|. ". H. Turner, the poultry ~fancier,
mas 10 pullets which have made him
800 50 far this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Fred Hathaway's Produce Store
was entered Monday night for the
eleventh time recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

John Guthrie has returned TO Mex
leo for a week after visiting in st.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

The temperature fell to forty, Tues
day night, and there was a light frost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

Zion Whitney viii attend Westmin-
ster College, Fulton, this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
ExCBls

FOR sALE:-Either wjsis
fallen apples cheap, II you
them See Edwin Davis on s,.s
orchard At Thompson, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
OCCASIONAL wANN

Wanted 10000 pounds Of al !,
now Goose Feathers. Sam M0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET.

No. 2 Wheat s1.0s
Con-6sc and CSC.
New oats-s0 and 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23

St Louis Cash:
No. ? Red lis.
No. 2 Corn "A a.
Chicago Close:
Sept. Dee. May
Wheat iOe X 95 %ah 9s
Corn ~ 55 4 81 =
Oats 81 = IS y 81 y
National Stock Yards:
Cattle 1890. Including 500 Sodtherns
Hogs $500. lOc to i5c higher.
Sheep 1900. Steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-23
not visit US, and sec
REAL STYLE

IN garments that have Stood the
quality test for half a century and
more.
Why not insist on obtaining
GENUINE valuesP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

lowing renewals Of apartment leases
In $50 Madison av to Charles II. Jones
In 1880 Madison av. TO A. NJ. Provost
Murphy, IN 500 Park av. TO Walter "
Stokes. In 1l6 East bSth 49, 20 Mrs
William Dcming Smith, IN 565 Park av
20 c. Norrie Miller. IN 56 West 18th 81
10 c. h. Robinson. and in 500 Park av
70 Robert l.. Burton.
The +. r. Wood. ". II. Dolson Com.
pany leased apartments 20 tho follow
ing: Charles Sanders in sol West l39th
ST.. Mrs. G.. r. Jackson IN 80 West 93t
ST.. W. c. Solomon I'm 30 West SD ST..
Max Soletsky i'm SIS West sSth ST.. J. !
Cryan in 20 West 92d at. G.. II. Fred
Crick In Sl7 West End av.. H. W
Schyke and Miss II. II. Cole in 100 Cen.
trial Park West. Mrs f. ID. Herring in
100 West SOD ST.. and MISS NJ Hazeltor
IN 609 West Hath ST.
Goodwin & Goodwin have renteC
apartments i'm the Trinidad 20 Joseph
Rcnha,l. Robert Henomicr. DR.. Joseph
Noil, Morris Gcttner. Charles II. Allen.
der, James p. O'Connor; in BlerviC
Hall, Broadway and Hath ST., to Or
J.. A. Dupin.
The same firm has also made many
other apartment leases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

The following comparative railroad
for Angst have been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following comparative railroad
reports for Angst have been made
public:
Vey York cen,rsl-Gross sl4i5s 90. inefess.
S5,q 072. net ster taIes ti.iI'5i5. Increase
r,',.1 4 .lbsny-Gross sls2s7io. increase So e.
-t1. rsf after tares $500 sol. increase s.b.o0l
SD. net siter t4las siole.-iS. increase
'' ciessiand Cincinnati chieaso s. Log. In
Guiding Peoria & Iafteul-Gross ss,'es,os9. u
crease si96 $780, net after taxes A0s2''''' ie''-''
-C,arlgnati Nor,hern-Gross ilio.sa2. decrease
g. 5i0. net After taxes s35.os3 decrease sl.'s'
crease s705 100 net after tEnes N.olss'o. Increase
''s Sew York chicago St. Logi.-GToss $50 s.
Ike HE 4 wesisrn-Gro., ty7si73. increase
r,r,,f, 4 onto Certrai-Gross s{ls.ahl, decrease
si355jl. net after tsres Sts.ios decfeAe slOy -
Nsw York Central io,.s a.. NJ. -, 80 g
gi69s Increase si7l3iOs ESQ.,
Mosii. 4 o1io-G!o., sssI .ols dse,sass si'7.-
$685. nei after tare, sis.o-s q H.. psess-C-o,,
s--6.s56 decrrase sIs.9Ji. net after taxes 'le'.-
80. 4e.IsAss go, 'sou,h.rn-Gros. 1901 1876. de-
crease SCI. SOS net after taIe Nl2.sss. inefes"
''Gra-si. southern 4 Florid.-Groo.. tlsis5o. de-
crease s2s23- net Iief 'Ai'' ''''''''
chicago. Milwaukee 4 St Psul-Groa, s. 2s,,-
III. incresse se5955. net anf t'i@ '-''''''0''
' TsIs, ( Paaac- Gross 81 s2z $50 decrease SIS
$50. usf tsgI on. Increase =. l9t-
s-s N''' DR., 8, io s KS i increase s555isi
Na.iri.'e' Chaiianoosa a 81 lnuis- Gr,ss fFta.-
&C., decrease SOLE. nc after l4h'' '-''''i' IT,
Wr.,frn Nsr,snt- Gros. tsos67i increase SIS
ssAi lss .ites saIes .-y-.-gI. Increase s.s's'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
ELSIE DE WOLFE
GETS MORE ROOM
Leases Additional Space in
47th Street Building for
Seven Years.

The decorating business Of Miss Elsie
de Wolfe is growing at a rapid rate.
She has been a designer OF house deco
rations since she left the stage in 1905.
Last March she leased for her business
a floor and a part of another in the
building at No. 20 6 West 47th ST.,
owned by Frederick Aver, and yester-
day she got additional space there for
a term of seven years. Cross q Brown
negotiated that lease.
Cross 4 Brown Co. has leased the
store in the building at No. % West
doth 50. for a term OF years for Arthur
:. Lewis. Royal Scott Gulden repre-
scented the tenant. Also leased the
fourth floor in the building at 1916
East 33d 81. 20 Bernard Bloom & Bro.
for the Lisle Realty Company, in add
tion TO the two floors leased TO Miss
De Wolfe a short time ago for her
decorating business.
W. & l.. Hess. Inc, leased for a term
of years the store and basement at
24-6 West 25th st. to Atlas & Blum,
formerly of l03 Fifth av., for the stor-
age and sale Of cotton goods.
Peasc d Gilman have rented for
Gustav & Hugo Blumenthal floor IN
their new building AZ rs West 47th ST.
10 Richard c. Rathbone
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
building at No. So West doth st. 20
j. W. Stevens; also the building at No.
14S West Seth ST. TO Edward Fast. and
the dwelling No. 121 West seth ST. for
long term of years to Mrs. w. C..
Anderson.
Ogden 6 Clarkson Corporation has
leased for the Investors Estates Cor
poration. at 657-659 Fifth av., 20 Nestle
Company, for a term Of years, first
LOTT also additional loft to Hickson,
Inc, for a term of years; the Estate Of
David Frankerberg entire building i51
West 18th ST., store and basement, 1873
Broadway, TO Senior Bros, Wilkinson
Bros, TO Kindlimann Show Form Com
pany. lofts, 4l9 Broome ST., VIM. r..
Hubert, jr., to Henry Ungar, Al West
37th ST.
Also leased second loft G6 Pearl St
10 Arrow Social Club, first loft $40
Broome 81. to II. Knoll; fourth lott
l06 Franklin ST. to Rosenstein q Jaife;
% East 10th ST.. seventh loft, TO Wares
& Oman; 56 East llth st; third loft,
70 J. A. Tercns; 70 East Goth ST.,
seventh loft, TO d. X. Cloak and Suit
Company, and ID floor, 49l Vanderbilt
av Brooklyn.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
rented space in the Vanderbilt Con
course Bldg. No 81 Vanderbilt av., TO
Robert B. Tweedy; I'll 45th st. for
The 45th ST. Realty Company, space
10 Gertrude De Racan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
NOW OWNS $4,000
SUBURBAN COTTAGE
Former St. Louis Man VIII Be
Bronxville Taxpayer.

Fish e. Marvin have sold for d. B.
Lawrence a property at Lawrence PARK
West. BronXvile. known as Stratord
House. to c. L. Reicrson, formerly OF
st. Louis The propert" which fronts
on Sunny Brook and adjoins the tair
green Of the Lawrence Park Country
Club. consists of large dwelling, Eng
lish in design, garage and an acre OF
Ground. 1t was held at $4,000.
Fish & Marvin have rented the Gaz-
lay property at Lawrence ParE west
Bronxville, consisting Of large dwell
ing. stable and one acre of land, to a.
F. Corwin. of Pittsburgh; ais rented
for Miss X. V. Clark her property IN
Lawrence Park. Bronxville, now occcu-
pied by Captain Smith, to irving Sc
wall. of Nutley, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
COTTON STEADY;
SHOWS FAIR GAINS
Firm Gables, with Overnight
Selling, Advance Market
25 Points.

/ The cotton market was extremely
nervous and irregular yesterday, with
prices apparently fuctuating between
the reactionary views responsible for
the sharp break Of Wednesday after
noon and an apprehension that the Sc
we're storm reported in the South would
cause further substantial scaling OF
new crop estimates. Business was not
quite as active as recently and was
probably curtailed by the poor wire
service, which also intcrfered with or
binary market news and left tho trade
without much detailed information as
10 the real effects of the tropical dis
turbance. Detailed weather reports in
dictated very heavy precipitation m dis
tricts nearest the storm centre how
ever, and 1t was quite generally thought
that there must have been severe dam
age 10 open cotton. Nevertheless,
heavy realizing was encountered on ad
vances, and the final tone of the market
was barely steady, although la< prices
still showed net gains Of from IS to p
points.
The market opened firm at an adj
vance OF 13 to "a points on better
cables than due. but there were a LOT
of overnight selling orders around the
ring and prices quickly broke 10 or II
points from the hest. The storm news
brought in great many buying orders,
however, which soon steadied the mar
ket. and during the middle OF the morn
ing December contracts sold up 20
122sc, January 20 12.44c and March TO
1271c. At this level the demand
seemed 10 taper off and the market
broke rather sharply on reports that
the storm was losing force as II moved
northward and rumors that an Ameri-
can ship had been sunk on the other
side. December contracts sold off TO
12O3c. January 10 12.l7c and March 20
I24Oc on this decline. after which the
market rallied on reports that the sink
ing Of the ship Vincent had been near
Archangel under circumstances which
were hardly likely 10 cause fresh inter
national complications, and the detailed
weather reports showing heavy precipi-
tation. December sold up to about
1222c and January 20 124Oc on the
rally, but reacted in the late trading,
closing some - or - points of from
the best.
Two private crop reports were pun
II he'd. one Of them making the condi-
ton G2.5, against 69.7 last month, and
the other 60. against 71.5 last month.
IL seemed that these reports failed to
create any fresh sentiment as 10 the
probable showing of the October Blu
reau and the impression appeared to
he that low official condition figures
had been pretty well discounted, but
this storm comes after the collection
of the government data, and whatever
the October Bureau proves 10 be, local
bulls will probably make some allow
ance for the later storm damage. A
private cable was said 20 be in from
Alexandria reporting serious crop dam
age in Egypt and estimating the Egyp-
tan crop at only 100000 cantars:
Many private advices were received
here from Southern points outside the
storm area indicating the farmers were
refusing to market their cotton at de-
clines. Exports for the day, without
New Orleans, were 1879. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
FFVER MOVING
DAY WORRIES
rte Due to Most of the
New Houses Being
Built on Time.
MANY STRUCTURES TO
OPEN THIS MORNING
v..,rn Six Story Walk Up a
Successful Venture in
West Bronx.

-.x,v is he principal moving DAY
-,si5c-.aI districts Of the
. ne ~. ,o,. o,or.rsrt
,-sa'fr city -,-
..~,ss vii be opened in'S morning w
.,,erts
t'''' 20. - ID. bir structures
r. oniy. ''~ 80 0.i.b al m
~ ae .-re,.o-rcs 10 delight tho
s,,si eonVen.e..o,. ho,seieo1or bave
EAR o. me 49, w. co,e+r,c.ion
sricltseeh Z bo oc.vnencv ~
irsea q o,-.-...i l,+o~ d, +bc month
81, pIe1..''... a.. buildings o. all kinds
80 tHlei-l ..s,-s .be. thcv arc usu-
rtt'ec ...~ .o .kcir owners an /
i.g infho1 800. emo 6svs before
- ft''A. ,- ~ +ho contract.
- ne "s,, ,.,s~s and taxpavers
iN .-tf~l as .hc ob'iteration OF
o., mans -, N, l,r,s % iossen tbc one
s-i.9lns -. -S moro other moving day
'.a,l.-
'-,.o.s'. f.1,r NTH household
Wore .'.-,..,5 On DO on Park and
.,oas ~ ~ -,rs +,.fov than on any
49,. .horourr fares. Those two
. t...-...t f,-os tavo this wear contrib
"a sc-crousIv 90 Father Knicker-
..L,,s srar-mov+ house possessions
= - most valuable tyne. For some
-. TOO. thoy have been among tn"
Ling arartmcrt house areas OF the
80 brt since January they have
ia +, large way % their charm
,t:- t;,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
WILL ERECT BROOKLYN ROW
Charles \. Chase BUYS President Street
Plot for Dwelling Improvement.

Plot for Dwelling Improvement.
The Realty Associates have sold a
plot 2OO6xl3l on the north side OF
President St, 100 feet west Of Bedford
Ave, TO Charles A. Chase, who Will
erect twelve one-family dwellings on
the property Mr. Chase recently pur-
chased similar plot adjoining on
Union ST.. which he has improved with
high class private houses. several Of
which have been sold.
The Realty Associates have also sold
1901 Union St. between Rogers and
Nostrand AYES. two-story brownstone
house, on lot 2Ox1279. 20 Robert W.
Belchcr; 1908 Union St. between Rog-
ers and Nostrand Ayes, two-story
brownstone. 20xl219. 70 Rcbecca Z.
Thesis. and $50 Chester St. near Du-
mont Ave. three-story single frame, on
lot 20Xl00 90 Lyman Kriogcr.
Meister Builders. Inc, have sold an
other one-family. two-stOry stucco and
hollow tile house at 1875 18th St.
Brooklyn. TO a client for immediate
possession.
Louis Gold has sold the two-story
and store brick building at the north
east corner OF Flatbush and Parkside
AYES. TO Frederick Platt. as an invest
mcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
SHOE CENTRE EXPANDING
X. II. Hoskins Co. Leases Space in New
One in Long Island City.

Gross & Brown Co. has leased Tor a
term of years to the R. II. Hoskins
shoe Company, formerly of 557 De
Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, the top floor,
containing over 1900 square feet, in
the Russell Building, SO Sixth Street
Long Island City.
The Hoskins Shoe Company's bust
ness has increased so rapidly in IT,
last year that it has found it neces-
sary 10 move TO larger quarters, and 1t
selected Long Island City in preference
20 any other section.
The location of Kozak & Mclaughlin,
with $50 employees, near the Queens
boro Bridge. will tend to make Long
Island City an attractive centre for the
shoe industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
EDWIN GOULDS co. BUYS
Gets West S7th Street Hotel from the
Innovation Realty Corporation.

Edwin Gould's Five Boroughs Realty
Company has added another invest
ment property % its uptown realty
holdings. From the Innovation Realty
Company. Maxwell S. Manness president,
10 has acquired the six-story hotel at
Ia 20 15f West 35th St., on plot Sos
10Ovirregular.
The firm of G. Tuou & Co. have sold
for cash 10 a Staten Island investor.
for Isidor Brand. the fve-story tene-
mcnt No. 229 East 10th at
The Mason Realty Company has
bought 30 l05 West Hath ST.. five
story fathousc~
Calm & Pittman have sold for John
T. Kaiser premises Snown as the south
east corner Of l65th 81. and Woody
crest av., a four-story triple fat with
three stores on a plot, 50Xl00, 20 David
Mcbride, who gave in part payment a
plot on the west side OF Cedar av.,
ninety-two feet north Of 17sth ST., IT'S
X1G0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

Liverpool cables. Spot cotton. fair business
doing. faies 1000 bales. speculation and export
o o06. American 5000 Imports II 900 American,
100 ii-urland SD Futures opened iHegu-
lar. liisal4h points lover. Closed steady, 3 20
rolrfs net f'ghsr October-Novsmher sgd
TI,r,,,s-, tFebruary. SOD: Marcl-Apnl sci: May
Tuoe g9.d: July-August. oSed Manchester
vans irregular. cloths buyers hold on.
The local market for spo, cotton was qliet ana
10 points higher A. L. 00c. sales 500 bales southern
snoi markets were tolegraphcd follows. Mobile
,rrirsi unchanged az IA f5c.. sales nil. Savannah
rti,.I UNCHANGED A. liiac. sales 1902 bales.
fGarIc..0n steady. unchanged az HE. sales MI
Wilmington steady. ~ higher - ll-.c. SAFES W..
N0rfoIk steady O. points lower az ll5Oc; tales
stf bales Baltimore nominal unchanged A. II &c.
sales nH Augusta steady. l3 points lower a.
m Zoe. .ales fai5 bales Memphis steady. I'M
,borg.d IN IL 15c. sales coo bales. S. Louis
s+aajv uncharred az llHc. sales .s8 bales. Lite
RON steady. l3 points higher az llonc, sales nli
Receipts a. me ports and interior points "lih
..r-nnrI..u. fnlLlNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
HOUSTON ST. p
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JEKsEN.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building iois
al private sale. large number from VIM"
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. 10 quickly close me pusl-
moss Of two corporations oneis these prop
critics al about 6Qg Of former prices, ,,..,.
They are located az Graniwooa. I"ilsa'e'
Aorsoinere and Lconia. New Jersey !oppo-
size Grants. Tomb, within twenty-five MIN
utes Of Manhattan. t,,
An inspoction Of these properties VIII
convince YOU that they are unusual bar
eeins Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Pol
Icy free 49,. ...-.ss
pt.NI j. UAIGHT Special Deputy Supt
- gsnts care of Ranking Department 81
Broadway. New YORK 'liy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
RENTS FURNISHED HOME
Augustus Van Cortlandt TO Live In East
50th Street.

Worthincton Whitehouse. Inc. have
leased 81 East 50th St. d modern five
story dwelling, furnished, for S A.
Reed TO August Van Cortlandt; also
the dwelling, $50 East 37th St. for
Grace T. Cumnock to Ross Mcpherson.
Pease & Gilman and J. p. Wilton
Stuart have leased for Mrs Gertrude
c. Winthrop to Talbot Ewart the fur
nished residence, four story aad base
ment house, 25Xl00 feet, 40 East
69th 81.
Shaw & Co. have leased for Margaret
T. Coates the dwelling. 2l0 West 127th
St. TO Mrs William Hastings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
ENTERS BROOKLYN FIELD
Bernard Kcmpner 20 Erect Apartment
House in Flatbush District.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for a high class apartment house
to be erected on the southwest corner
Of Avenue / and East 14th St, Flat
bush. for Bernard Kempuer. & promi-
nent Manhattan operator, who has en-
tered the Brooklyn field. lie bought
under the name of the Rangeley Con
struction Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
Kansas City Southern Report.

The Kansas City Southern Railway,
in its report for the year ended June
30 last. shows total operating reve-
nues of s1O,O35,s96, compared with
S10,970, 403 for the previous year. The
years surplus after charges was ST.
l4O, 431, which, after allowing for divi-
dends on the preferred stock. left a
balance Of $780, equal to | per cent
on S30,000,000 common, as against 2.95
per cent on the same stock in 1914.