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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
DOTS ABOUT TOWN.

o DOTS ABOUT TOWN. o
o o o o o q o o O
Frank 3. Kinney. foreman of the
press roo OF The 1ntelligencer, has
returned from a visit to his old home
at Shreveport, La.
Married Sunday afternoon, January
3, 1915. by John e. Wigington. notary
public, at his residence on South Main
street. MIR. Geo. Conley and Miss Myr-
tbs Evans, both of 0rrviIIe.
The three months son OF Mr.. G. T..
Cunning, died at the home Of his faith
er on Tribble street Monday morning
at 5 O'Clock. The body was taken to
Sandy Springs for burial. q
Capt. joe Hughes Is ON a visit to
his old home, Anderson, which he had
not seen for 20 years. Several years
ago he left here and has been. with the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad, as en-
gineer. since. He is visiting Ids aunt,
Mrs. j. w. Trowbridge, ON West Whit
ner street.
The Palmetto chapter u. d. c., will
meet ON Friday afternoon ut $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. B. b. Hart and
Mrs. Arthur Holman, at the home Of
the latter,
Miss jamie Darlington. who has &C
cepted the position OF canning DEM
onstrator for Anderson County, will
arrive here about January 10 to take
up her work. For the past several
years she has been engaged In work
OF this nature in Laurens County.
Miss Maggie N. Darlington, supervi-
sor of rural schools In Anderson
County, was back at her desk yester-
day after spending the Christmas hcls
idays with relatives In Columbia.
t2tllnpsS 1850 - f. ...Auf3r;
According to information given
out. yesterday. the receipts OF cotton
mt the Standard Warehouse platform
to date for this season is Ia, SO5 bales,
The receipts for the corresponding
period OF last year @ereS17,73S. {
A.-A&- hiss
MabeB the II months old daughter
OF Mr.. w. Z. Manessa died Sunday af-
ternooR at the, home OF West Market
4ssSss The setaI eareiees were
held yesterday a~fternoon at 3 o'clock.
after which interment was made In
Silver Brook cemetery.
Friends whom Mr.. Ed Curdts, pro-
prietor Of the Bijou theatre, have
made during his brief residence in
the city. were panied to learn yester-
day of the death OF his father, Mr..
Charles Curdts, which occurred in
Granville Sunday night.
Secretary Whaley Of the. Chamber
OF Commerce received yesterday q
bill OF lading for the seats for the
Anderson theatre. The seats were
shipped from Grand Rapids, Mich,
and are expected to arrive. here in the
next few weeks.
HEADACHE, COLDS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

WANtEDAPosition In Clothing or
GSsiefaisM Merchandise store. Can give
best reference. Salesman, care Of In
tAliigencer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

The Palmetto chapter u. ID. c., will
meet on Friday afternoon mt 3:3l
o'clock with Mrs. B.. b. Hart ant
Mrs. Arthur Holman, at the home o
the latter.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

R0LEG-Wagon and Buggy poles new
aAd second hand. Paul e. Stephens.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

Secretary Whaley OF the. Chamber
OF Commerce received yesterday q
bill Of lading for the seats for the
Anderson theatre. The seats were
shipped from Grand Rapids, Mich,
and are expected to arrive here In the
next few weeks.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

FOR SALE-January is the proper
month to begin active preparation
for that Garden-Apply fertiliza-
-ssoa now and put out onion sets
Sow English peas and plant pota-
toes. Furman Smith. Scotsman,
Phone 464.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

WREN UNEXPECTEDLY detained down
town Tor luncheon, you cannot do
better than drop In here. A light
lunch or 0 Substantial meal. Cuisine
IND service O. k. and prices Just 10
attractive as onr food. The Lunch
eunettes--dtf.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

EkNG PRUITS-We carry the largest
ind most complete assortment In
Inc city-.keep EN- moving. Fresh
Florida oranges. grape fruit, ap-
pies bananas, wholesale and re-
tall . X. bianos. Phone 333.-dtf.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

SEWING WANTED ut .23 West Ben
son sc. Plain and fancy dresses. and
childreps' clothes q speciality.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

Miss jamie Darlington, who has &C
cepted the position OF canning DEM
onstrator for Anderson County, will
arrive here about January 10 to take
up her work. For the past several
years she has been engaged in work
OF this nature in Laurens County.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

Miss Maggie NJ. Darlington, supervi-
o OF rural schools In Anderson
County, was back at her desk yester-
day after spending the Christmas hcls
fdays with relatives In Columbia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

Friends whom MIR. Ed Curdts, pro
prietor Ut the Bijou theatre, hav,
made during his brief residence Il
the city. were panied to learn yester
day of the death OF his father, Mr.
Charles Curdts, which occurred ii
Grcanville Sunday night.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

WE DuY PEAS and pay the cash.
Fnrnlah smlth-Seedman. Phone
Dti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Auction Sales Yesterday.
Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Joseph +. Day.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow.
By Joseph =. Day.
SEVENTH Az. 1881. $, % : 1884 81 2Jrlooi
Z. ~ tnmt and ..ore'; No. Ire ln' Go a.; W
+ strsusbourger. ref. duo. f2b.4J4.Jl. taIes etc.
tll0l 10. 70 The plsinun for 10000. 49,
SEVENTH Az. ?2jj. $. 80 1884 st. 2IllIloo
s,y TINT aud s,0res, same Az same. action 2
samo At,ys and ref due 326. 2S051. tsIss. etc.
i1IGlloL to the plaintiff Tor 10000 49,
W. ~ dsls. Greenwich say Bank az Mary
/ Gardner q al; II Aymar Sands it'y G II
Murray. ref. due. S33.+l9.3O. taIes. etc. t0lAsO;
70 the plaintiff Tor ;24.0o).
By Bryan l.. Kennedy
ll7TH ST. 2l2 " ss 80 7th u l7Elooll:
3 sty dalg. CITY Real Estate Go AIT Mary S.Mck
swan s ssy}a SURE re- W.,, que s sS
in Interest. for $3.50.
by NJ Mor.enthau. Jr.. Co.
I7oTH ST, III ". :, go. y Lemon AZ. 2o5ioo II .
5 sty dwls. City zeal Estate Co sgt kandesE
Is f. due Sc a., tsIss etc. &7ia25; to To
plaintiff Tor $4,000.
A. Tie BronI Exchange.
by Jsma J Donovan.
coURTIAHDT Az $3.50. cor lsoih g.
81 6Iss. two ~ tennis and store Marie VII
st.y; L Fid.ser. ref: due SsOilO7: taIes. etc,
il.J 70 the plaintiff for $500
b. Henry Brady
FOX ST. - 1871 Yves, hester EE go liz
lo7.liI227IlO5. vacant Hendrix Hudson Go az,
Fanny K0udomn et al Ferris ). atiys, J
Hyues. ref. due. SJl.6sG.S6. tsIos. etc. ;5sj; %
the plalnuR for $4,000.
By NJ Morgenthsu. ir.. Co.
ALEXANDER Az, 1874, 5. q ls4ih st. 1871
sgt Frederic Bierhor e. al; Rau5er atty
AleI Kafliu ref due. s. 1913 %. taxes etc. So
70 the plaintiff for 5000
BY J IL Mayors.
INTEPvALE Az. 1900 cor Home 81. CO 81
s2 Tsij.5I2lll 3 sty fat and stores Anna
Schrcr q al ast A KgnmaH = al. straus q d.
stfys. Louis Fridiscr ref due. Sj.Gil -. ta1es
etr Sl30. sub TO lst mtg $1,000. 10 the palaln
for Sl2.lQ0.
By Samuel Colds.cker
22BTH ST. T.. s. 405 Norwood az l09ril4
vacant. $ II Kupicunan sgt Cameron e. a. i.
L Iarohs. atty: j Dunn. ref. due. $l.lG9. 20;
tsrrs ETC. $1l25l: 10 Herbert Reeves for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
II. S. Treasury Finances.

interchangeable. registered or coupon
tRteistered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Parcel To Be Improved in
6Sth Street, Between
I'd and Sd Avenues.

Tho four threo story and basement
dwelling houses at 213 TO 219 East 4sth
St. between Second and Third avs, has
been bought by Louis j. Marx from
Sarah Jane Lynch through Victor
Freund & Son. The houses occupy a
site 69XlOO.5 feet. and will be improved
with six story apartment house.
The four story dwelling house at SO
East 1l1th ST., on plot l6Xl0O, near
Park av., has been sold four times
within thirty days. each time at a
slight advance in price over the pre-
ceding one. About one month ago 1t
was sold by the Franklin Savings
Bank to Harris & Maurice Mandel-
baum. who in few days resold 1t TO
Henry Friedman, president of the
Friedman Construction Company, who
intended TO occupy it. Receiving an
offer at n slight advance, he sold out
to Philip D. Shapiro, who bought as
attorney for Annie Davis. The fourth
sale was closed yesterday, when Mrs.
Davis sold the property to Meyer Da-
vidofF.
Other sales follow:
10th sT-The George Cohurn Construction Com
West i7a-h = a i've story apartment, house. on
pl0 5itloo adjoining TIE Heather Dell Court at
bought the property IA 1909 from the Fort WASH
inCan Syndicate ana erected the house from plans
hy Evru Erou
lpTH SIN l. strInsky a Co and George
p McNsl'y have sold for Mrs Gertrude A Cor
man he r'ct. l0oslo0. on tho south side q lSP'h
IT, 100 feet EAST Of S. Nicholas Az The purchaser
s. tho Bulldog Corporation. Samuel Behr
man. president which viii erect on the site two
five story apartment houses arranged IN suites o.
thee four and i've rooms Work win Do started
Immediately arl the houses are % be- ready Tor oc-
cupaury o. september Tho Lawyers Mortgage Com
psry has made a building HuI permanent loan on
a., property
BEAUMONT Av.-Psm > M~Golhrk has re-
so.t 2aoi BEAUMONT a7. a four story sixteen family
rew-i4T f4.. o1 plot 81 6IiO0. located ll26 feet
uorth of lssI r TIC seller acquired the house last
month from David ~'e.u
LORlLLANp ILACE-Tis Russo iodice Realty
Company La, bought from Nn Mar @. Donovan
Az John uu1J the plot 50rlO0. on the east.
side o. Ior. nrI Place I2l feet north Of Third
Az 10 vii Be improved with I've story apart
mant
225TU sT-wnism c. q 4 Edward Lester
have sold 20 Henry r. Miller ne lot. HIllA Ad-
Joining bis residence. at $40 East 2-ith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
The Bronx.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT kAIh-fof
oaner maturing up 20 ninety days. per CEN. 49,
GALL Monty opened a. 2 per cent =. 800, "a
per cent lowest = per cent; Closing "a 'ei 0'-''
''s TINE MONEY showed an easter ,ertssney
Rates an per cent Tor sixty days @,.gS y
cent for ninety days. S@at per ee,. ,,,,S
months al Der cent ,or 1ye and siI nouns
MERCANTILE PAPER va. ~ 5000 Gems -
Ruling rates 35aa4 per cent for best names. oa--H
'NCIFARlNG H0tsE TRANSACTION - -
.hsTges sass OgO ~; balances. WI t,vts -
sub Treasury creditor 20 the amount " '-'''
$50. -. -. ,.,s. ,,,r.a fr,ra
The SUB. treasury 1854 900 and gained since Fu"D
''Ff!FFTpERA1. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELs y.
uIJFEE -Toston for siIty days. per CENT ief
si1tv 10 ninety days "A Phil adelplia an1 -
pey cent. Cleveland Z and ~ per cent M..-
f1ond I'd 70 ninety days "a yer cent' As4sns,
J9r 'ii Der q cent, Chicago and "a per cent -
Iouis and "a per cent. Mnneapo IS. 70, thl5y
dsvs Der cent Tor thirty % sixty days, ~ pef
ceyt. Sor ninety DAYS. per cent hanaG ivy
ana al. Der cent: dallas. snd ~ pei ee-.' Hal
BANK CLEARINGs --Bos,on. s,IIohsns-s. "
47s'I65' balances. tI5s2.42i: Baltimore. ~
sborses t6qT559l. balances. ti65 1859 Phises!-
CHA exchanges SIS. 202 30i oa Ances. s-'S-''''''
bittsbursh erchaug Cs s. siI335.
SILVER AIARKLT-Bar silver n LONDON ~
% U-lsd an ounce Up sd Ne" i0tA qltV.AA.,'
va, s6ke. a gain Of &c. Mexican silver aol''is'
S'Ts o,RRrIGN EXCHANGE sterling market vas
o,,et and tended 20 be heavy. Cable t.vs sote
mand l7gs Pars-Cat.e 6slS checS 20. n
Reriin-Cabie. 81 5-l6. check. 81 SIG SHY ~
ninety dav bllls-Loudon bankers. Sky ueSs'
lTeJ, ninety days. +.'3n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
OPPOSE MORTGAGE TAX
Realty Men Also Say Direct
State Tax Unnecessary.

At meeting of the Advisory Coun-
ell OF Real Estate Interests yesterday
st the Office of the Columbia Trust
Company q resolution was adopted OBJ
jecting to any tax on mortgages. An
other resolution was passed stating
that. In the opinion Of the council, 1t
would be unnecessary to have a direct
state tax if proper measures were tax
en- 20 prevent.
A resolution was also adopted advo-
eating that a referendum be submitted
TO the voters Of the State Of New York
authorizing the payment Of the ex-
penscs for the completion Of the barge
canal by bond issue instead Of by d.
rect taxation.
special committee consisting. Of
Thomas u. Mulry, Cyrus c. Miller,
Willard v King md Alfred = u ring
was appointed to take charge OF the
work Of obtaining favorable consldera-
ton from state officials Of the resolu-
tions adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
BUSINESS LESS
SPOTTY" WILSON
Reports TO President Show a
Steady Improvement in
All Lines.

Washington. April 6.--Reports on
business conditions In the United
States made to President Wilson show
steady improvement. Tho President
told callers to-day that business was
becoming less "spotty" and more uni
form in its improvement.
Secretary Redheld made his usual
report on business conditions at the
Cabinet meeting. White House Off
cials said there was every indication
that business was better than it had
been in many months.
Secretary Redfeld laid before tho
Cabinet figures showing trade bal.
ance in favor OF the United States or
s22,000,000 for last week The trade
balance In favor Of the United States
for the entire month Of March was
S145, 100000, against balance OF Sli3'-
100000 in February.
The White House tonight circulated
the first Of a series of summaries OF
business conditions, compiled at the
Commerce Department from newspa-
pcrs and other publications. All OF the
reports told Of increasing activity and
strength in various lines OF business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
lWnh name and address o. stt0FnsyJ
Manhattan,

ARDEN ST. u. IS I6l Nag.- az 21Ilio Sep.
10 1913. NADIA G. OF 70 King li5 09ssa ~
tttys s,oidsri & Mark rs Bwy. St9Q9
ORCHARD ST Is. =. zoos tanA s. .2t, :
De- IA 1909 WIZ sn1 Yr'ta Gutman 70 Ouion
Trust &c. a,ty. + dc Foster. IS Wall 81 -, .,o
SO ST. IS ". mtg on fixtures: May s, 1914; r
Io.as. 81 " 90 81. ard Mary Richards, 3! W
81 - 70 Tippett * Wood Inc. l33 william - N
10TH ST. p q. 1913 " ~ c. 80 4I92 Jan 8. 1910
@S s,ty l. 7 1 a Il Co: $4,000
soTp ST. g. 545 e % Az. 2oHoo. May Is. 1913:
Eh G.oghcgan 20 ID De Forest BALDWIN. aus
Tort - * l.. - Wal st. ..-,,.... -. si.gyo'
$50 ST. % e. 100 % Madison az. l9Il9o ;; Mat.h IT,.
1910. a Hau.el 20 C. Hil ,N'uls9smePi
+. at.5s. Hunt. u,I & Bets. JOB B"ay. s. goo
eqTH ST .Is N.ss. ll5 Wo,t End aY ZlAlOOo E,
Irb U.s. 1904. Lmaule. All Ernie hap'solu 20
Ueunttl lleism-.u. 4t-y. hieue5. go ewa{
lo2O ST. rs. 40 Madison AZ. loIloo Il. Ap1l
J. 1905. S IeiLA4rd. 10 l. Lose sttJa. AfA,j,n q
u4TH ST as r. % 8. 20 q az 2oIloo Il 10Y
I4. 1906. David sai E-tie HuUiu 70 Mabel
IAra-s stiys. Miller. kiag q 7. SO B"Y{ ,oo
I42p ST. 40 W. S. e-S y Convent az. l6E5s II:
Avg H. l9I4 May Lee TO CITY CONSTRUCTION
C.rp1 t0l 18Th 81: atys morrison 9inln;
SO EWAy. sA'S~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Williams Has another Idea.

r ...l SSelton Williams has some
:; IDEAS, Of which the latest is not
. "sst he proposes now that the
r,-. - banks be permitted 10 hire
.S s',.''e companies 10 guarantee their
S,. 'he inference being that what
~ merely suggested viii eventual
I, required. Apart from the ques-
H., VINO Is 20 guarantee the guar
3,,. ..0nparles, and what one or half
~. 'u o. these companies can insure
hi, SSVsl'S Of even d single one Of the
nv, "s" York banks, II is interesting
h. some figures taken from his
4, s 5P Tor the fiscal year ended
a. III 1914 Ii viii be plain from
/, s1 wv great the need is for follow
- us idea. Individual deposits
cts s.suonal banks at the time he
,,o,' 'ete S5,2G8,6 ,429.72. In the
60 ~ we've months exactly sixteen
,,aiaea' and their total liabilities
l u r cs and other general cred
Ca, e H,726,6l9. Eleven Of the
n oshks paid dividends as fol-
&; hg the year; One, 100 per
"a; s,' oV per cent; two, 90 per
ss' ~ per cent; one, 80 per
e we 80 per cent; three, % per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Scarcity Of Dyestuns.

While the American reply 20 the
'a.ish Orders in Council did not
rouse much interest in itself. the re-
-lrks attributed 20 Herman Metz, in
i;hlngton, concerning the scarcity Of
JsstDas did cause some passing con-
an-oniy passing because among the
Ms and file ir the financial district
,He Is an irv.nc.o'e and almost fren-
red bullishncss. Mr. Net was re-
arei as saying that there was only
rss, one months supply Of dyestuffs
Z; in the United States, a fact that
''Ty learly concerned the interests Of
70 million workers in American tex
snl.ls II Great Britain persists in
"a refusal TO let any more exports
ave Germany the absence Of dyestuffs
'sTtsin 10 be reflected in this coun-
2 b. serious conditions for labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07

500 atty. Title Guarantee and rr1s, 60 sigo
DAILY Az. a. 3s92 lin 81 S.Ii iSt,
h:R, CO. L'i Ru,S sea Tr'! :? .iep g KY!
Title Guarantee aud Trust Go. f-eVvV
SAME PROPERTY: llcphts kealy 90 70 A 49,.
Maiewsh 51l lilst 1t lmts NsOOOI' Ap,trI
fII0t%S Az VS.. 200 lss,h st. Ii:!ioS. Laura "a
Gross 20 Times Construction Co. % haHltou
Terrace Aprl g. atty. Lawyers Title lnsui s sISs
GIANT Az Sbs 6 2oriil ilr2orIiis; N J
COllagy 70 W Koennecks. $40 lettb o.; JulZ
20 lsli tmH $4,000: atty. Z hAHh' .iSo
HoUGHToa Az s.. 254Ii Cast. Hin q
a llai0s. Jane Henderson 10 J Clynes 4Ys
ls,h st. Jeney CITY. J; March g. .''yi' hho.i
JEFFERSON Az v cor Monaghan az. ,S soIloSS
also Joues av " s. 100 Jehef,0n Az lVytiyv -
Jennie Pitkogssy ct g Annis HnIsn y I il'
ZONES Az vs. 100 n Jefferson az. s9Iioo Annie MI
pan 1'''''' atty. + 7 lh s'is'' 7 co. D. 81
ZONES Az. ., 100 n Jefferson AZ. 5oIlo9 ssm'
to c smith. loo st Johas a'. April s. st'N
LFGoeTI Az. W % n KELLY st., 'o1iio; 2 E;,i D
D0anug ref % kaih Ellss, 40 5Id ~ nv :
t9i0OOJ. Agrl 8. atty. l. W Osier"si' -C0 5 6a
wAtsos Az. S. los olm.toed s,. 25Iiosi 10y
Houshion ay. Mar IS (ms 5000: at'ys Nsier a! 4
wsBSIes Az 100 !e5,h St, iss Il, 100
Decker 90. 52i " 571h st (mtg 5ll5oo) APgnaa,
?: atty. r g d 7 Co; alO9
s51i5o. VA cameron to c D,t@sr ct al i9.
" l3o,h st. Mar 10. atty. c II Dittmar. leS y
BEDFORD PARK BOULEVARD. IS. eel Web,
ster as "a a. irreg; Gates q GO to NJ
De Pasquale. 267j Marion ar. April tmig
$2g.0OQl atty, Z q & Co; 80. siyo
SAME PROPERTY; Il Linn 70 2 Gates 60
1924 s. and East River. Sept 10 1914 stISSS
eEIOEN LANE cor City Island ~, iSjE
irreg. r y Arrow 70 Norma Duryes, Belden
Lane June 90 1914. ATTY. DuryeA be .eo
CLINTON PL, IS. 100 Grand Az, 25rloo. "
Cummings 70 Bridget Cummings. So Clinton q
April 2. atty. 7 Curran. 70 Nassau 81 90 a.
DAWSON 81. vs. 1855 " Lesseu AZ 10 ies
$50: l. n Martin. ref, 10 Bertha Hatcher. 4tS
West End mtg $4,000; April l. a'V' - ~ n
segeistein % Nassau II. H'yy'
tQRlLLAR0 ST. ses io III map 1',s l1nd Mach e.
1851. 5Otl0O J Dury 70 MaY Donotan hnd
ano 30s " lOjth st. April g. a'T' "a
PLOT ST. begins 1901 " Webster ~ and 22o;z ;
Isis, a. runs s8.ll 10 - lslst q aud 5oi
T Roenfs. l65 l76th st, April 3. Atty. "a q
LOT Il block S. map sec A. Edenwsld. L Lizseri
10 @ Parcsua 34I + ll4th ct: April 2; atty q
ra5ce.a. 81 ll,ie 'ttao GOA - 900 man ~
Tucson g1 CI.sons Point. Porter Realty Develop
rre-t Co 10 J Lussier 40 sOth 81. Juie ~
lsl4 atty J A Young 206 Bwsy; 81
LOIS o. III q ii3. l5I 279. Same map same -
same june g. 1874. same atty; ,,,,- "
LOTS 237 aud 2,S. same mapi MueLe,, 20
same. July 2. 1914 tm,g $4,000 SANE aiy 300
LOT 7sl map Laconia Park; Care 20 fressl-
none. 2O6s "a Az; Feb l6; atty. Niraoslla,
zoos "a ay. gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 6.
Manhattan.

Lawyers ,rs CO 20 sh.lh. 7is st. .i3 "a E
san. 1'. 10 L 81 I bliunrou. p C,h s.. i9s,a 1;
s.,. . 10 ..m: fi-ja st. sli W. .ty ssns $3.50
Cerer r. ~ ii L Ce.ef oil W si.h 81 IN d,
Rsi.r,-oa " y. err. to c " Robertson. 50 Cent
Pax south i-d 49, $50 ". AZ L ~ Ai- t
Rot.r -5l.' & 49, 70 CAREY. irus. 80. Cen:
Iarz West. "a 81. $50 W 4.iy. L A carey AZ
Az To- D Levin. s3i z l5:,h q. n1,n !;
ana ". atfys. hanroWitz r. s-9 bN-y: 81
KrasoUer ~ o. Levine. "a L !55lh 81. 4Ayi 3
Il auI " At'y. -.in-, 49,. -
-. ID . Levine ltJ ED s.. HON q,
n' -; A. 70 7 O q Co, 1872
t.ts,t. L. srr 70 70 Lonazon and ano. N
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IoPICSoF THE DAY l!.
Il IN WALL STREET
o.,blehem Steel Dividend
Must Come Out of the
Stock Market.
,cHWAB STICKS TO
HIS ORIGINAL PLAN
s,ssouri. Kansas 6 Texas Weak
ss Time Approaches for
Notes to Mature.

..,,,tsm steeIs annual meeting
be.I % hints Of Christmas gifts,
sTsa5s g., the reports that reached Wall
ss' TT (, was evident that "a pleasant
Ss'' vas had by all" Contrary 70
ans toad expectations, Mr.. Schwab had
ON .l,.c hu, o plain unvarnished tale 70
ga 70 new plants we're 70 be bought,
t .l resultant melon cutting. for the
~, stockholders and as Tor dlvi-
''loS ;rterestinc there As the Street
ams on the news tickers. he made
'''' ,n :, that there could be no
ns , s.ss on the part OF the stockhold-
"a Or the reason that the advance
/" =. stock had given them profits
Z Z 80 T,re theirs merely for the taking.
i ssi YOUR YOUR d,yacnls out Of the market
- s. he way more than one reader in
.,,p,eted e.
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ne plan 10 market British govern
l'ii securities In The United States is
A celd nor vet sleeping. II may be
sNo definitely that there will be an
-sung here in the near future, and
/" Il will be somewhat larger than
Z french issue Of S5O,000000. The
's,aa' II is expected, viii run for
oager time theu the French Sc
NHes' which mature IN d year. 1t
9sheved that announcement will
De made until the French bonds
~ distributed In the mean
here viii probably be some fur
shipments Of gold here from Of
= ~ =, though the aggregate OF them is
insely TO be large. London banks
gong what they can, by raising dis
y, .i' !, fsits, 10 discourage gold exports,
we Bank Of England stands ready
sIp them In turn, and incidentally
J" noy borrowing in the open mar
BANKERS here do not believe that
oank OF England VIII find it neces-
| = " raise ITS discount rate