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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
f orecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

0Neisi Record ana Fe'eett-N stulngon, jan
o. The Iowa storm of SATURDAY cir "a. moved
rorths.uward over Ol.ado with greatly decreased
irtsr..ty and without eln1s y Consequence except
Boz me axe region Ar0.hef disturbance o. unc.f-
tain ehiracisl h2s appeared near the mouth ~ ths
MsI.sipp. Kisef sifh general pressure fail ofsf
The south and essfef'y sections Storm usminD
are Displaced between Port Monroe AMI Jackson
Vile ne tao ds,ur'ances have caused genera
rains ana snoas during the Jas. tssny four hours
-,ins in m. CUR ard ArarHc states sith hssry
from the upper Mississippi Nsliey cssfeafd snd
fslIs ~ ram over Southeastern Geo ga southern
Aarams a. extreme SoIihssstefl I0uisians H.
the loser ohio NsiIey and The West The seaihef
vas generally far
Il Is srnsraIy ar decidedly esrnier in no A.
laHIlc sfs'cs and much colder bob The upper axe
f-gon ne middle Mlsfissirpi sr1 loss- oh.
valleys and the Fef Gun states. IL The Northwest
b. is safm-f.
mere Ill be rain Mord. In m. ,,n cur and
south Atlantic states and rain Or snos Ia North.
en- NeE England. ami % Tlssdsy there sill -
saos or rAin in Nff England ard ihs middle
Atlantic ss'ss Elsevhsft generally fsif weather
uiI prevail Mnrdsy ana Tuesday
L will - colder Monday in Nss England f0s
Inidd. Atiauflr and he east Gun sstes. ana c'l
tuesday ln the south Atlantic -isf-s. cssHneTf
tempefafure change Hiil not ue ds %
The sluis f0f MoUdsF and Tuesday All -
Nnrl Ataruc Moderate south. hecomus farisos
middle Ausnflc. molsfsfe -oufi. heConlns fsNtns
and shlftns m north snd norheasf. s'uih AnsAtr
fresh. possibly sffrug snlfh -rpf m1isTs'- ~
NE south Florida coast. est our. modsfae 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

PARK Az. 1853. - 80 = ~ - = $50 - Va a.
"a 1910. n ana kaihaf'ae ~ 4. ,i
lf4ai ~ ~' slf 0Nf
INK Az e cor s:d 4! sol!o Ma, ~ y. 100.
Charter heH4H W 80 On1
,,p sr :;s i" a." ;I MOI, IIq ',. 10
l'lNs NJ 800 a 90 800 T. "a u so
81. ~ 80 lex u rirs p, -'Ileo De =.
1905 thsrci WsH a. M - SO 007
seq" ,"s 49,. $ q Pax AZ r litse; o. -
W 1905 Laurence 'rd -, ks''9 woodofi i eo,.s
Pougikcepse SaN h'"N' So 900
ss6 st l.S " a.. al. II GS-iasi C. No
1905. Dee - ko..n s02 Bvay. fleeo
,,S T's 81 z .ih q, i % s,s. i1' Wad
1855 ana ,,'oSfa,d A y J hsdlso,. az
,,p ST 10, ;'' fss a. TO W Fr.-sie
81 1901, 800 N posrU % Wal - -I,
Iii 81 he al IL =. Z"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
Pastime A. c. Holds
Road Run and Walk

4 three-and-s -hslf-mile walking con
test and a road run al the same DIS.
lance were held under the auspices OF
the Pastime A. c. in The Bronx yester..
day. The former event vas annexed
By J. J. Erwig, OF the Millrose A. A,
VINO started az scrstch. His time was
SSH The running contest was capt
ured By q. Rouse, Of the ST. Anselm
A. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inoui-s, relating 10 trade matters and ccndiuons
should 10 addressed 20 the Editor OF the Buyers
Column.
Question reference 20 your fur
article. will you kindly tell me II "Hud-
son seal" is an American fur? George
T.. Kansas City. Mo- Answer Hudson
seal is name adopted by the trade
for muskrat. n the skin is very thick
it is clipped and dyed and is called
Hudson seal"
Question Where is the New YORK
Office Of Joske Brothers, Of San An
tonic, Tex? b. o. D. Answer-l4e
West ODD st, third floor.
Question When is the best time 90
cali on the merchants Of Paterson, y.
J., with a line Of cloaks and suits ?
K. Brothers. Answer Mondays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
BLOW FOR C0NTINENTALS
Referee Stops Soccer Game
When They Are in Lead.

With an easy victory IN sight for
u Continental Football Club eleven
ese'ge Caldicott, the referee, stopped
ns zane with the Hollywood Inn Foot
bal Club, OF Yonkers, az Olympic Field
Yesterday afternoon. The Continentels
we're leading by goals 20 0 end with
tttly twenty minutes 20 play. The rain
hic made the field heavy and the side
Ines wers obscured from view. The
1ns will be thrown out Of the rec
oris
B,ieh was the individual star OF the
contest He tailed three goals. A
Wander Weghe pressed him hard Cor
ne honors. netting the pigskin twice.
All the points were tailed In the first
h,lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

The seventh round will be played on
January 30. the schedule being as fo'-
lows: Washington Heights against
North Jersey. Ocesn Hill against Co
lumbia. Brooklyn against Staten Island.
Queens Gambit against Manhattan
Progressive against Newark Rice Ly-
ceum a bye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
ARRIN

sieansr MIr1.sts lBrl. Lonl.n L-c'nl ~ ~
- th. Aunt Transport CO. 9TH ri1se. Arrived
a. fhs Ear a. a H..
Steamer Vislsncis. sanuIso !snliT ha, 80
= .rs Nt.sau IL - fr@ N-v Nors Suha Ia
: 20 with D. pkss-ngsrs. mails ai mass -
rived Al tn Bar a. u o. m - o.. -
BIrh-r 4 90. With ms. Anchored m 0lAi'h'h'
81 20 m . 4-- c.r
Ss.m.r Iliros Pet Anu ~ tn. lsAE ~.
O. 81 rfits Passed in olsranifs a. ~ -
. -.
steamer sun rsnkl Cl.s<f Tenn. ~ e."n|
Passed n QuarAn-ics a. Z ~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

rls hghas' temperature yste,dsg ys 81 osEress
The l1iresf - averssr 80 sTefsse Tor correspond
~ dats last ysar 81 average Tor curresDond n 6
dsis last fhirfy three iears %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
E4dctiOn Markets
c|qGredter City
Corner Parcels Feature
Offerings in SaleSrOOnlS

7fo7 " - a. Bslvn; ", from Jan = 1875
CO.. store IN ground floor sf'y. Wci-J-ir
's Nisssu q 8 100
LEXINGTON Az. as. Fanny Eitrooi and ,no
70 Tneiss o. a. % laith q, -.ll ~
from Nov 7. 1914 an. 49,. y S'ea 49, n +.
81 aggregate So 500
i1srH ST. t0l ". W Ho1,for q, A PIdul7 End
ano. sol W iifh q. 6f.i2 yrs from De -
s.rre q 0o1
Som ST.. a. w.. ssl " ~ mh az collo0
trustees ~ Colunbi, college IN City y io
herbert Noble. u ~ from Nov :. 1910 all
atty. ID Ross 70 2 $50 81. Ssh
The Bronx.
MORRIS Az. sis al. Tsfoln- Martin - ca
milo SSlusti and An0, go Morris az E rs from
Feb I. 1915. ats. II Rolitz.k. 2s0s "a az $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

According TO several reports from
prominent buyers in the market, II
looks as II the resdy-to-wesr trade is
going 20 experience another difficulty.
II II isn't style changes, then It's a
strike Of some kind. But the latest
heard is that the materials nov being
shown are out Of style. according 20 au-
thentc reports. The women's wear
manufacturers were little too hasty
in showing their spring materials. and
the result is that the buyers want TO
see something new, and will not place
any orders on the materials that they
have been running for the last two
months. A Tribune representative
called on few OF the leading buyers
in town, and was informed that they
would not purchase anything IN covert.
gabardine or silk popln. What will
predominant for the spring is a matter
for the public in general 70 decide
after the merchants have made their
displays. a material that is wanted by
several buyers is broadcloth. and they
are Of the opinion that this will b.
very popular, owing TO the fact that It
has not been shown in a cheaply made
garment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY rs
Manhattan


y, t i'.,' ~. V ~. 'iT'G5 =. 4
~ Az. 1885. lo.ephIos Tis-nhsu,l .Iirr e.
IHsrhsuer. N NiNf Inn 80 o0'h e. ,'v 3,
,A&H B.orh % N,ss,u .. 81 oogg
NnNtoE ST. -. lo-rru 20 tam. -,
AMSTERDAM ~. ia,. pew 6 F'.ns.,n and ,no
t-u. o. tsuse1 flsnsFzn brsEcy 't7s 'u.
SAB 81 SIS 70 =, T. TFs'r.ii 10 J r.-r,. Sd
~ Amelia rar0 o Al H,'nsou. in'
in m's airs. vs. Powell. : Wall 8" -, i',i,
sAME PROPERTY um. 70 J,-. { McDor' Jog
Mornn e. A. IN ~ n san, 49, ,-, 900
MoR'r.,'., R,ig 60 10 G " Ro'-,h'i. ~,
sAME fRorEGTr r " Rr.n,h4 70 coluTTsl,.::
NJ t.T,,. l1 ri, y I Gs sg - fT' on
iiIH 81 20 ,. Vim Istfs' GO % Jssnn.,ie i
brun Parsons. l-5 ? $50 49, SIS. a.,
Ludlow 81 rs ~ ri. Ar,ru. y. % ard p
- snb ~ a.7 e IN ~ -! =: ~ T.. a. ' .,.i
y lee err. 70 X L l.. ct al 20 " 55th .
81. -, 49, 'i'J. " . orr q Ch.mo.,r' ~ -
Anst,r sdur. 70 MSrIsrst " MscAli,i.r ri',I :.
s9n y J aus. hroI & D. z? Ced,r % 81 700
r.'s7n TO NJ r Gsrsison. COMMITTEES. 50 y. 81.
SAP ST s. 200 sth AZ. ,7rl.c5. Louisa I
Ssr ST = lej lu a., - hlo22: Ksroun.
Aa9,.I e. MoEllet 81 es'h =: .''y. = ~. =
EInRIbGE 81 " 70 Houston q, .52I5o.
Wen r, e. 70 Ln. Hir'h iiS' L'Iinrsa a., q
e.rR ST. . iia " columbus A., Io,loo
W v5.ushsa Ts.ea,r,' Re-, to kopp Z, f.rr, :,
lsi1H ST isi v Bsrss-s Fs.,. 20 As.i,id. !
ko.rner. al W li5d 81. atty. Gefssn 81 * Y
PiRK ROW. 100 .na Isa; Fsrm.rT Lo.p and
Trust % n y u. colt trustees; sttJ'. ,,g-t,ss.
c4ERRY ST. 80. ! Ity. e. r , Fri.im'n. t;;s
HoHk a. T. . Sgiaf 40 FV4W
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-Brnu NAL
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
IN nav
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

r,.,...t.. 80. .,,,,,., s13r a..
Hawaii Japan. Co's,. CHINA. fnil9pHesr t..
faA ssn Francisco-Prfs ..... 10 4N
J1p.n. cores China. PHILIPPINES IA, sea- o.,
f.i-Ass MarI ...... zee .+-+-- - "a
p.F.n ia slb Franriscol -Mtuonii Jan u
Hss,u, Jsran Corss China Fhihopns
INA stn FtrciscU l-ccfei ....-.-- --''''-s'" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

FURS Fourth Article Mink is an
American fur. Although there are
other countries that have some. they
are not quite so fine as the domestic
fur. The finest mink comes from the
East. The next quality comes from
Minnesota, then comes North Carolina,
Wisconsin and Iowa. The poorest Is
from the South. Minks are only prime
If they are trapped in December or the
early part OF January. If they are
caught too soon they are shaggy and
fiat and show the white pelt, which
is ordinarily called cotton mink II
they are trapped late in February or
March they become yellow on account
of the animal being exposed TO the
sun. There are minks caught as late
as April or May. but these skins. shed
and are almost worthless. MlnkS should
be bought early. in order TO nave sea
sonablc goods. This also applies 20 the
manufacturer who makes up the goods.
Mink furs are the most artistic pieces
OF work. They have TO be let down
according 20 the shape Of the article
that the skins are intended for. and
only the best skilled labor can be used
in making up the goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

fresh rsiabs becomin. northwest and north. vest
Gun moderate north.
Di.furbancs n.ar mouth - Mississippi River nov
inx northeast. southees- storm warninss isrAson
vii~ 90 wilmington and northeast Warning north
ard 70 bort Monroe. Upper axes. moderate Wesi
.nds becoming variable Monday. sith partly
cloudy weather Lover iakes. moderate ees, sinds
Morlay. slih partly cloudy gssther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

g. 1910. Gelf,ir R,sifr r-d Cor,ru-fi.n :.
% A Trsrta0,rsf.- 7. ~s.,u o. g 00'
l0ffH ST 100 ~ - l-f n Aufisfisu ~ tig
100 ~. MARI u.s. so'. I Wit-hinsfl ard ar
Co. Cofns1s Ms1r s'r. T. NsT. - 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
The Bronx.

pR1ccs Az - 2s5ss IaGh o. - Tr'' 10 e
Koniger 20 Fgge 4 Hurwelker Co, Jan IL ote
a, Pc bond siiy W Hams. 2S5 BEsy; 81 500
EITIoTT Az , 50 Rosewood g. 5orloo:
Mhyte 70 I6i,e Kuniz. 1929 For a. Jan -. 3
yrs. Htiy Title Guarantee and lrsi 60. s''09
LOT l20 map Gleason property; g A DeTlne ~
suo 10 A kemner 1858 Nusinis Az iprior M
s. 5000. Jan .; ] ~. per cent. ATTY g :
IoTS iSg is and $50 map Century InIesfing
90. q " Whitesds 10 Sarah Nhiteslde. 80
ran g.. Jan ? due per bond. aus. lltle
Guarantee ara Trust 60. - - Nl'l'
.TF RRINS Az g 1881 e. lf1I-5o % "
nrstrs ~. CrossmAn Bros 4 Rosenhaum 10
Matilda Lsndsman. % LenoI Az prior mtg $50
O0Ol Jan u. ] 81; per cent, au, hue Suaf
sntee and Trus' Co. ,slVV,V
TELLER Az 1873 5t"i Mr.
mo, mtg s. O0ol. Jan IS due ~ per bond
AZ, schuberi. $50 l6sth g. 800
,.SrU ST . leiug - loi 50. map Nefche
s6uth s5Ilose. Mar owen N Nsg ottoman
.,d ,no 2si p ICON 80. Jan il. yfs. AZ.
~ 4 Arnold is5 BWAy. > o'N
2ssrH ST u n,inE lots sss Sof and es' map
"-Wstcaed g00Till. u Sheil = a. 20
srSn,isr 500 i9Sd =. De- leli yrs.
per cent slU, 7 hsllrS 1913 4'',. M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

Oswald F. Macrae, a well known resi-
dent buyer of ladies' ready-to-wear, has
taken over the New York Office OF the
Spokane Drygoods Company, of Spo-
kane, Wash, and will be located at go
Fourth az. Mr.. Macrae in this con-
nection succeeds William Sisserson.
whose plan, at present have not been
announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

a., ,,,oup, ~ mcrcsse trd nam. ard ahirtss
WV" cf attorney
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Forscast Tor Special lscaIltIs.-tAstsrn h's
~ n.rtlA elouaN and colder TO-DAY. 70. monor

unsettled. prebsbiy rsls or snss.
Wes,err S.F VOID FAIR ard colder to-day to-
morloT. fair
Seuthera hes Ensane. cloudy ard colder 70 -t,y
20 norroN unsettled probably snoF.
Nouhsrn N.r England. rain Or snor % dsT. 81
rspi sensr4lly fair IN Vermont colder. except IN
eastern Maine
New Isnsy ana Delaware. piny cloud snf
colder to-ds5. 10 moyros. unsettled. probably ~ith
rsil SNOW
Eastern Pennsylr,nls and TIE Distri~ o. Coium
bis parfY cloudy and colder today - morrow.
.nsstfied probably rain o. snoF.
Ms-Isrf eloudy Ard % der 20 dsy rih rain or
snoe On western part. 10 moros. unsettled. proba
bis rain SNOW
Nfrain.s cloudy srd colder 90 dsI. rifh rain IN
ro.fhsrn part TO- morrow fsin 90 snow IN northern
r.,rti0r rrohalI, FAIR n southern pnriion.
West gIrslnis ci0udj and colder % day n nor
roe. psriy CLOUDY
IscaI oneisi sseere.-ifh. following orici,l rec
"a from me Weather Bureau Shows tire chanzes
IN The temperature for the lAst tssniy four hcprS
b. -rmnarianr ALfL fhe cnrrrarnni-nE daLs 81 lsAf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

lseal Fs,csu Parts cloudy al rosier fo
d. IN nnof-os unssr-1 r'rssn'- rslr % sros
moderate south sinds becoming fanaois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Sunday, January II.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun1s. 7ei; .unG-. 500. noon 'ss s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY IS
Manhattan.


10th ST ard W: Borsi. L.reu,on 90 az.
Louis " Morrison. orn.r; Aaron Rossnst.in and
Rossp1n Amusement 60. Inc. l.ss..s' DaTlf -
cT Ut iFARR WEST. %, ana 7sT; wiii.n
Williams & 60 az Est,ts ~ Frederick W Jocsei.
owner and Frederick W Jock.L owner ''en.e
nom ST S ard ": Eoh.nb.um Bros AT
LOU, W Morrison. orn.r; Never STEIN eo1 =,
TRINITY PL. IS and -: Meta coru.c.lnE, 60
sr Mis-, Ellen Murphy owner John ~, Mn =,
Al DUBOIS Az cor iTi' .. IT J9 ,,a
Bachrsch and G-nsr CO. owners. Jacob 81. en-,
PRO. contractor. Si-'
The Bronx.
1NrrRvITF Az ao7 and esi Thon. Byrn.
az Ans.l Construction 90. Inc Gamer ana CO..
si ,1T,o PROPERTY. MAJ Bremen az sane: $3.50
H ntIfy Ns AZ a,iS. Vi-Sr Zsmh.',i AT Mo'i,z
Rssb owner snd conr,c,of' 80 -
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY a.
The Bronx.
yrpsTTR Az ~ cor 1ssth = i'Ilo0i Rrcok
',n Foundry 60 az sheffield Farms. slir.on :
Decker 90 81 81. Jan %. 1915 '''
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
JANUARY IS
The Bronx.
WHITEHALL ri. r 900 Byron q ,'il.' .
UsrnsL stanton loans Nicols Guarino. a. .fsct
as hllg three payments. N4eVY
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY is
Manhattan.
lo2D ST fs 3 Nsv YORK ln-sstots Corr sT
Leah COIN e. a. fofec.o'ur. of mtg ally
an AZ - cog soth 81, - ereo. sisni.y 6 Hnri.
o. Al AZ Jacob C0rdsy e Al tor.closuTs o.
mfri attr = Bttinsf. - -. 80.
an ST lis =. cry Real Estit. 60 az Leah
Cohn II al tamsndsd foreclosure n mtg siiy' II
swain.
The Bronx.
ppooE AZ q fsS = Paurs ~. slrlo06.
Nyiiiiam X wilder = a az North Bronf bu'iniu
I'D Holding 90 r. a. foreclosure o. Ingl sils'
\ IL
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
rtn..r,,t AZ per cent unless Otherwise stst-1
JANUARY Is.
Manhattan.

COLUMBIA ST 1872 . 1851 Houston g.
24lI1ioO. A ssrner and ano 10 T Gcld'ein. afi
! SIN s. Nov a: due Dec ]. 1871. per cent 4:
-, Kcgsn & g. 800 Bvav. s. 0D0
CLINTON ST eses 91j Houston a. "sflOe.-t
qtll1lO02. Marie MArculessr 70 4 Davis ana
sno 24 " 1l5th - prior mig S2l.oool ave =
re- bond Jan IS. sity. II Ziessr. 65 Pslk
D. '' S. 600
5TH Iv. W, soii ll2th ST 25Iioo. 5ih -
lO0H o. lllth 81. 2jIloOi l"zs Really 'ofpI
IN R@rfbs Hoffman e. al 2l2 " 18Th -; Nov
80 1914: instals. $3.50 quarterly. per cent
tupplemental 70 mtg ~ 10000 covering ltss 70
II75 sth Az. s,n. Title Guarantee and Iru'i
Go. 80 i--1'
s2D ST 81, Tor e.. map $50. Fuller and sno.
5o..nbtr. Co,ie or Cole 70 Camille Lesser IS
s. Nicholas az. o yrs. q psr cent; Jan y.
iut: atty B : Wise e0s Bgfys S.Ueo
s1n ST . go 5th 81. 25rlo22 :: J onauua
90 6 c Menken. a " 52d a. Jan due "
Ter bond. sttys Berkmsn G.. 50 Wilisimn
o. ''N
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The Bronx.

Rc.N,rd Realty CO 70 Meyer Anstnn; tlog
kim A, and sno 20 J. hirks; Slpu
Mo-, ~. "a ,,ts.1 800
Ions Isisnd Loan AID Trust 60 to Eli, Lynd.,
Fi,ch. NJ {. ard ,no. ems 10 c Fl,nm.t; 80.
Ham. " 70 lincoln Trutt Co: ~ -
Eank.rs Trust 90 IN Fuerst; -. olo
Title GuGr & Trust 90 n G. Gehhtdi D. .g19
Stir. ! l.. 70 II Rendhem rrIy'
ra,lor ] *. and arc. trustees. 70 Emn. Is va.
lace. 2 w.
smith pollle 4 - Alice Hsrhm,n; e leo
Never v 10 cora TheS sl.opo
ii'Pf' g. mn
Reue,iicf J 4 - r EilenhSrE; > 900
Anderson. 4 ". 20 r Eile-he-r - uu0
Benedict FLY A 20 r Eilsnh.-g. YUM
same 20 AdeIsii. Benedict. -
Benedict Adelaide. edn. 70 Eliza A Berelic' 81
Same 70 same. -
SANE ~ SANE; p.
same n sans; p!
same 20 same q
same 10 SANE.
sans 70 sane. -
same ~ SANE, :.
same % J B.redir:: q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

male.
CorpIE Swedish. q excellent cook and hsS-f
butler useful. undcrssnns suio, horsss uu
laundry. Brl ant ejE, MseNeiil Agency " We"
i2d ST.
H0I7sFNIAN or sEFUL 81 TLER-sTin. willins
irdsfriOus. excellent references, city Or eounifh.
fndusirial Assn l. West 4-d 81; phohe 9-ip
Bu All.
Female.
A-A-Hot sEWORKER Young Irish sri. -
reent lors city references NJ. MISS HoiMslef
Madison square. ---
col PIE--Butler and cook French eH-
.eiient. three years rsfcrence. $50 j.. Mise
Uofmaycf's Asency. go 9Th az. 9th door. Tel
i52. Madison 50 -.---
Il COOK Escsilsnt. understands her bust
ness. good city and country reference. 80. hsc-
Neiis kgency a. West i2d 81 Bysnt Gst5.
cUANfBERMAID WAITRESS or kITCHENMAiD
Nsst young Scotch girl. three years experience
e1c,iisrt references. ciy 0r country. Industrial
Association Il West "a - --
CHANfBERNfAID or CHAMBkRnAlD-WA WAITRESS.
Young German. "a years reference. IT.. Miss
Hofmsysr7s Agcnci. $40 9Th Az. 9h foor Tele-
phone 4j2I Madison square
COOK and WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID- Fhnish
sirls. bes, reference. ely or country. together or
alone JussllA Agncy. 90 LeIinsou Az Tel
Ass Plaza
CHIAfBERMAID Willing 70 assist other work .
neat 0blising swedish CIR. good waitress; best
rs,srences So. Osfecbefg's Agency, 10 Lexington
~ Eel -j4-P.a1a. -
COOK -Nssf. strong swedish SRI. excellent. IN
lsrsiands her unrk thoroughly city or couDiry, ,
sErsllcnt references A5J bsiefJcfss Asncl. 80
lexington A.. Tel. sjt-Plszs
,uANfBERMAID aid WAITRESS. Yea. compe
Tent stron. Protestant. 20 sood reference. cts
s, county,. So MscNeils Agcucy. a. West "a o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

J. c. Schvab is now upholstery buyer
for the Elder & Johnston Company, OF
Dayton. Ohio. He was formerly with
the william II. Block Company, OF Ind
annapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

san wi5"Is a i'cSsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUART a.
The Bronx.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
JANUARY Is
The Bronx.

WHITEHALL. ri. 900 Byron e ''il.' .
Hannah SEarfo0 loans Nicolt buarino. n. e,scd
as hllg three payments. N4eVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED. {. prominent Insurance brokerage
nrm. an energetic man FOR soliciting irs in'uf-
,nc. address. 90 ds,sil. {. n, !. q. boi so''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
LIS PENDENS.
AIRY IS
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

ppooE AZ - isS g Psuls ~ slr!oo =
tVriisu Il wilder p a az North Bronx buihin
nd Holding 90 e. a. foreclosure o. rnigl' Az
~ NJ Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

IN ths fsispsrsturs fof the lat tssny four hcprs
IN comparison slth the corresponding date % LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

.,-.,.,, CT al az f. NJ. i.sfe Park ~. H1
io,. trfee Two 2 sty dalgs. Doty az
TIora schrciber ct 81: = Haoeli' sI't IA
:, Hsycs. ref due. sss7S g. taxes &c VIZ
By }. Y. Mayors.
WATSON Az. n . CAstl. Hili Az. igVHS
,os. also Watson AZ. - SO aslle ~.
fA,Ds 10 Blackjack az - hl.
,rus AT colorado Realty 60 ~ a.
8 ge~rv. atty. Ksufmsnn. ref. Que W.
80 80. taxes etc A.sV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

lot NG ENGLISH GigL fof Fsnins useful nis'd
~ esndfer. excellent clff rffrfer i'ipfffiL
Ai,cclt,lon. ~ We. ild y. 'rh.ns $40 bfltuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

JAPANESE wants position a. general house
ysorksr. good family cook nss city ana COUNT
-ers,onces x 7 -. 62t Lexington a.,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-02-24
THE EXPLOITS OF ELAINE"
New Big Pathe Serial Featuring
Pearl White and Arnold DAILY,
Opens at the Star Next
Tuesday, March I'd.

Manager Relf, of the Star, has
JUST completed arrangements with
the Pathe Film Company to run
weekly their new serial, The Ex-
ploits of Elaine This is a scien-
tific detective story along new lines
altogether. Written by Arthur B.
Reeve, whose Craig Kennedy" stor-
les in the Cosmopolitan and Satur-
day Evening Post have proven so
popular. This series of pictures puts
the famous detective Craig Kenne-
dy'' on the films for the first time.
Pearl White, the heroine of The
Perils of Pauline" plays Elaine. .
Arnold Daily, one of the most artis-
tic of our present day actors on the
Legitimate stage, plays Craig Ken-
nedy.''
Over four hundred theatres in s..
". City alone are running Elaine.
Marcus Lowe has just booked it for
his complete circuit of vaudeville
houses, running each instalIment a
week.
In addition to Elaine. the fa-
nous Pathe weekly, also Pathe
comedy will be shown. All at 3 and
10 cent prices. A matinee will be
given at $3.50 next Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-02-24
LOCAL FIRM GETS BIG ORDER.
Marsh Music House Secure Big Music
Order In Competing With IF
Firms.

During the past few years the
Marsh Music House of Decorah has,
proven that it is firm to be recoken-
ed with, when it comes to filling big
orders for music and musical instru-
ments, The name of B. q. Marsa.
the proprietor, is known all over the
United States and in a good many
foreign cities as well, for a great
many orders have been shipped to
foreign countries.
Last week the firm received a big
order from the state of Illinois for
music and musical instruments for
the ST. Charles School for Boys; the
Illinois Soldiers and Orphans Home
at Normal, ILL.,. and the Lincoln State
School and Colony at Lincoln. The
Marsh Music House competed against
21 large firms from different parts
of the country, and the fact that they
received the order shows that Mr..
Marsh's prices must be about right.