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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
ROOMS for RENT and BOARD

WANTED-To rent 6 or z room
house. Must have all moderate
conveniences, and in best section.
J. w. Hancock, present address Ma
con, Ga, after Feb. 1st will be Ma
rietta, Ga. tt.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-House and two lots one
mile from Marietta on Atlanta
road. Mrs. J. B. Gartrell, Atlanta
road at Buffers. Phone 46S-L. II.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUs

FOR RENT-three rooms, furnished
or unfinished, water and lights.
Call phone 72. 2-12-2t.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05

Live in a fly-screened house and
avoid sickness. For rent, new five
room house, Poplar Street, water and
lights. D. c. Cole. If.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05

GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY.
II, f, Smith, vs.. Lille Ahern
Smith, No. Cobb superior
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cheap, for cash or good
note, one fine mule, 5 vars old.
weight about 900 pounds. Box 80
Smyrna, Ca, or phone 16-L. 4tpd
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WE WILL SEND FOR AID. NO An
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25 CFNr,
TELEPHONE
1S
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEons

FOR SALE-One lady's beautiful
gold filled adjustable bracelet and
locket, both for SIS. Address Misc
M. A. Eaton, Flower Hill Farm
F. D. 2, Smyrna, Ga. II
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05

FOR RENT-A six room house On
Roswell street with electric lights
and water and good two-room SER
wants house. Ask at Kennesaw House
for further information and keys.
5t-2-12, :.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-05
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAY COW-Blue Jersey with left
horn off. Finder notify ]. w.
Long, Smyrna, Ca, r. F. D. No. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
FINANCE CONGRESS
DELEGATES NAMED
Argentina Sends Grandson OF
L. 6. Citizen to Pan-Amer-
ican Meeting.

Washington, April 4.-The names OF
,bo DELEGATES 70 the Pan-American
Financial Conference appointed by
Argentina were given out tonight by
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo, at
whose instance the conference will be
held. Samuel Hale Pearson, OF Buenos
tvres. one Of the delegates, interested
in corporations having a capital oI
soc. 10000 is the descendant Of an
American. Parsons grandfather was
Samuel b. Hale, Of Boston, who found
ed the firm in Buenos Ayres in 1888
His father also was citizen OF bos-
ton. and Joined the firm in 1860.
Richard c. Aldao, another OF the
delegates. is a distinguished corpora
tion lawyer Of Argentina, and former
lv Minister Of Finance Of the Province
Of Bueros Ayres.
The other two delegates, Y. Nillamil
and John +. Zimmerman, are business
men of Argentina, and will represent
ihe Fueuos Ayres Chamber Of Com
mercc.
The conference, which Will meet IN
the Pan-American Union Building here
will attempt to solve the question OF
closer financial relations between this
country and South America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
FOR LONGER LAW COURSE
Carnegie Foundation Thinks
Four Years Necessary.

Ieugthening law courses TO IouI
years is the recommendation Of the
Carnegie Foundation for the Advance
ment Of Teaching in its eighth bulle-
tin. issued yesterday. period OF
years devoted to the study Of law, II
is held. is necessary to assimilate the
necessary knowledge. BY way OF com
pensatlon. il was suggested that the
college course be cut TO three years
Tho bulletin is entitled "The Common
law and the Case Method in American
University Law Schools" and Is by
Professor Josef Redlich, Of the Uni-
yersity Of Vienna. III
Legal education is much more high-
~ developed in the United States than
in England. he says. In the increaS,
ing size Of classes he finds an especlal
element of danger. The essential rea-
SON for its success. Professor Redhch
thinks. is that American law study Is
almost entirely a study Of adJudica'ed
cases. ....,o-
Advance i'm law and legal instruc-
tion. Professor Rcdlich points out, mas
alwavs been accompanied by a return
70 sources. 1t is to the American law
school. rather than TO the Enghsh; ne
avs that the common law must LOOK
for remodelling similar to that whlch
the Roman law received az the hShuS
Of German, French and Italian schoiars'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
URGES RAILROAD
RESERVE FUND
New York Central Head Says 1t
Is Needed in Times of Bust
ness DulncsS.

A II. Smith, president OF the Ne"
York Central. in a statement relative
70 the company's operations m IVA
saws the saving Of about $9'4Oo'ooo IN
oxnorses was made possible through,
achievements in facilities completed
l 49, =, nrocress. as well as from m
orooso in efficiency. The decrease IN
80 Lost YEAR was almost SlOoOO'ooo'
s,.b;cb Mr. smith attributes 10 the gen
WI Jonressiop in business tn -uthout
.bo torritorv served. lie ADDS
az ia ,obably not generally reahled
-. .Lo Neyv York Central system lot
the last wear has had an average o,
obout $40 100000 worth OF cars an"
S10 400 O0O worth Of locomotives idIe'
,,.Licb condition obtains at the present
emo This means that we now nave Ih
Tho roighborhoOd of 0D,UOO ldle car q,
aInoet entirely iron ore, coal, COKE anu
Fat cars which are bringing no reiuf"
of revenue TO us, and u"on "hich we
arc carving the interest ch' yes I'i5
is a condition which Is COMM" ~ ga
railroads i'm this territory. .....
Conditions i'm the past maze i' nee
eesarv for us 90 provide inns laI |'
amount OF rolling stock to haHuIe 'ho
business offered and give proper ser
,ice BEFORE the business dePfeSSIo"
80, available car was taxed 10 KS
utmost in meeting the demands o.
SINNERS. and there was car shortage,
Similar conditions obtain as regard
other railroad facilities, shops. toois'
tracks. Yards, engine houses, lIe'bHI
and passenger stations.
"RrieAv. railroads are called unon III
times Of prosperity 10 meet the MAJ.
mum demand Of the high tide oil bGaI-
moss. and when the tide goes out they
are left with the investment unSup-
Dorted To meet this condition rail
rroad companies should be permitted to
accnmulate a reserve fund or surplus.
Other public institutions, such as
hanks. trust companies, insurance com
nanies. etc, are permitted and even re-
onired TO accumulate such reserves ana
surnlus against IT, eXigencies OF ties
such as these. ,n.
"The increase in rates granted to the
Eastern railroads of . per cent on
n"rtion of their traffic is helpful to the
extent Of the increase. II does not
solve the problem Of Increased carry
ind, charges. abe rccited, increases ~
Loo. taxes. etc. and of the necessity
for safe and adequate reserves. But
as the problem becomes better known
~ The authorities and the public l
feel hopeful that they will meet 10 III
reasonable N helpful spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
Hope to Danish Fog.

It is to be devoutly hoped ma, the
method of fog humiliation a. eX-
planned recently before the American
Institute OF Electrical Engineers will
prove effective. Electrically ceused
precipitation is the principle depended
on to clear the way for ships at sea,
make London visible TO visitors and
even brighten up Pittsburgh - for
smoke is equally susceptible TO this
enemy of darkness Ships will send
out a small aeroplane connecred with
the vessel by a wire, and the electric
current will Danish fog for a third Of
mile ahead; a system Of wives will
be installed all over London this Is
the plan-to ward off fog banks; and
the chimneys Of great manufacturing
plants will be wired to preclpltate the
smoke before il can escape.-The
Christian Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
S. AVERAGE WAGE
OF SUIT CUTTERS
OF 4,85S Employed in Ne"
York Only $50 Find Steady
Work.

Washington, April 4.-The average
nav Of cutters in the cloak, suit and
skirt industry in New York City IS -
a week. says the Department Of Labor
IN a bulletin made public to-day. giving
the results of study into employment
conditions and earnings in this indus
try.
The proportion Of workers perma-
nentIy employed was found to be small.
Individual schedules covering sixteen
occuuations I'm New York City showed
total Of 4.65S employees on the payrolls
~ some time during the year; OF these
oply 1852 were at work during the
week Of greatest employment, ana ohly
$50 were employed forty weeks or more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
DEMAND
IN COTTON GOODS
Trading for Week Shows Adj
vances Over Prices for
March 81.

Fall River, Mass, April 1.-THE cot
ton goods markets were strong all last
week. Trading was not as brisk as in
the week previous. but this condition
was the result OF manufacturers not
being ready 10 accept prices which
were named by prospective buyers.
Total sales were 100000 pieces behind
the sales of the week before, but still
very much in excess of the weekly pro-
duction. The demand was active all
week. an when business closed for the
week the call was brisk.
Goods sold last week were at ad-
vances over those which prevailed for
the week ended March p. The in
creases are not sufficient, however, to
suit manufacturers, if contracts to run
well ahead were wanted. and the de-
mand was chiefly for such cont acts.
The advances in prices ranged from a
sixteenth TO an eighth of a cent. Buy
ers hesitatCd quite little when manu-
facturers put up the prices over those
which were asked during the week
previous. Advances of an eighth of a
cent were not satisfactory TO manu-
facturers generally, except for spots
and nearby deliveries.
Millmen contend that if cotton prices
continue 10 soar cotton values will be
increased Some manufacturers hold
that even at prices which goods have
been sold they come out only about
even. The call was largely for wide
and medium wide goods, but the
amount Of business accomplished in
narrow styles was fair, and some of
the prices which have been nominal are
held as current quotations, and they
are used as firm basis upon which TO
compute future as we'll "a present bust
ness. Total sales for the week are
estimated at 5000 pieces. OF these,
approximately 10000 pieces were spots.
The bulk OF the demand has been for
summer contracts, deliveries TO begin
in June and extend ten weeks to three
months ahead
The quotations: 2s-inch, 64x64, 3
nominal; 2S-inch. 64X60. 27s; 27-inch.
6ixGO. 29l: 27-inch, 56x56. 7-l6; 81
inch. 5Gx52, 5-l6; 3Si2-inch, 64x64,
"A; 39-inch, 6Sx72. 42,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

iloener r. 10 Elsa Kroshe. 100 9Th -. 1921 q.
=. 10 Park AZ, 2jRl09: l. W OsisfEic. 5eg
5'h Az. s9,geg
-; ~ Sl,bolss Az. y =. from isisi ~ 1874 81,
200Ti00: att. W weohslef 80 ilth q; $1,000
Fidelity Trust g. err 10 Helene Heydt. s0l
slst 81 sgth 81, n =. i55 Amsterdam "' .rlgz
Metropolitan iifs M 20 n Glstz. IS W sra o
l3gih ~. n = $50 Amsterdam Az. 5oxss II:
Attys. r schaBmiih & Go. sZs W itsth &
sfoscosis, L1,i,, 10 Tur,k Realty Corpn. 1919 y
1921 q; EldndSe st. zis: atty W u Wechsl,f os 20
Tulef Really copu % HsnJ Nors,n,hsu CO. 20 3
ga "a Edndso 81. 2ls. atty. W ween.sa,,,ti
sattier. 7, ar. 10 Caroline Corn. Newark. n J;
9Th -. 8 3 atty. T sattier l47 9Th az. s.
Same 70 Rosa kuehn. 30 i)th q. same prorsrg
GraHsl. . b. er.. to Ia-y,,, Nrs 60. 80 Hs.iy
Banker Trust 60 20 Farmers loan and Trust CO.
= william s. on az. Cs2-eci. ATS. Geiis, y =
Mutual lie Irs 60 70 lincoln Trur Co 2os 5th
az; son q. rs +: st5s Bower, s; 81
M,az. ". to 7 J Reamond, ia 8. Msrsis =.
Bkyni 5eth s. 3. l2i "a AZ. z5EIoO' sity,
Nam. II. 20 sane. same property atty sane
The Bronx.
Enrich. Jscob = 10 Adeline q starts. Ness
Ebert, Louis v ano. eIrs. 10 Philip HOG =
Landsmnn: Matilda. 10 Nathan II Brandt. s.
Weeks Jas a eu etc. % Aznss Wheeler e, 81
(ass'gned 10 m'gsi. 81
Roehr' Thee. % Henry Becker Gno f3eo9
Trust 60 70 cts Mfg Co. tlg
Lawyer, Mfg Co % o. = Trust CO. trns. $500
Sam % Geo " Murray. f-s091
CIV 2fg 60 20 Albany savings Bank. $1,000
\ Y Trust 90 N Ciiy Mtg Co. SO
O3mansky. Morris. o. Lawyers Mtg %. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
RECORDED LEASES.
APRIL ?.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 2f2s. > store and rear basement.
I Nr,'o-macH % I Frank and snO III W
INA St: 8 yrs from May 1. 1915. attys. jacobs
T. igg Nassau 81. s. 800
TnueIile g Rilkrrsou % + q sullivan. 500 vs.
i-fih a. yu from Mar !. 1919. a,tY. " II
stewart lt19 Sd Az, 81 800
MAIDEN LANE g. store and bas-mcnt. Il -
Auclilcioss o. Zgmuud fichman. 5i5 W l5sth
Il. So from MAY !. 1915. address. ll- Lib
.rty g. S1lOO
losTH ST. gg9-2u East s'ore and basement
ii y Goodstein % A-c0ucIs. as Morris Park
Az. 3 yrs mos from Feb !, 1915. ats. Bern
stein a Quinn NJ Vernon. \ $500
I3STH ST - let LsucT Az and Firth az. 5oxl00
Crescent Theatre. ) Cunningham 70 u Vein
a. r i0Sth St. q ". from Jan J. 1915: Atty
j Wenuaub. iG West Eld Az 8 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
TTTT ITIIII8 %
APRIL g.
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST. e cor E.dridgs 81. A.7Vlj4
Acorn Rea Estate CO % Marcus Chargin. 2J3 "
ll3th st (pr0r mtg si200Ul April . due Jan J.
1918. q G. ATTY. Jos Rubin 3g9 BTay; $500
GROVE ST. s. IS Bieechcr ST. 4ZXlO0. Chas
Nrinstcin Realty CO 10 Isaac LONeufeld 81 a..
ears. los l. Gith -. April 2; demand. p e..
aff,s Ind 4 T. a. Cedar st. 81 900
PkRK Az. ~ cor lljth 81. 100 llx27. Abr DanA
20 Cath MEMORIES. W l-0th . prior mtg
S-oOy0i. April l. due R5 per bond; stty. 7 q
a 4 Go, SIS 600
i2TH ST. s. JOG an 81. 5t1t-. Regina ia
CODY % Chss Rubiuser 1890 IN as: demand &
So 900
18Th ST S. l53 n az. 26t9o II: Long Realty
60 90 Valentine + Macy s. anO trus. Ossinins
y y. Aug II. 1914 yrs , c. attys. DAWSON
4 g. 80 Court g. Balyn; S65Sl
18Th ST. - rs Amsterdam av 4lEs9 II !.
West lJ4th - Co, Inc 10 Abr Stern & ano. 81
+ Glst st. April / demand on C. atty. Abr
Stern Il Nassau 81. 81. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guar & T 90 10 J A Trowhrdge No-oton
Conn. 10Th az. 2il. atty. T G. n T Co; s,O0J
Same 10 Neumdn ald alo. gO4 We,t End Az.
Bsay. cor 4gith s.. l00lll93 3. atty. same:
20 900
Schamherser. A. ard ano errs 70 Agnes Artist.
1916 Greene a.. Ehyu. Lewis ST. lis. attys,
Amend & a. lls Nassau st. 5000
Same to same: Az A. 1850. atty same. SJgl5
aIae 10 same eth o. ~ b atty same HOE
same to J & Sehamberger. ltsT Myrtle as. Bklyu:
Cannon ~. ll-lT: ats. same. s2Nal
Same to same. A. 4. %. atty. same. 5000
Same % B. 81 4 Ehrhaf1. liis Greene az. Ehyut
A. A. 1850: atty sam. Si.Hl5
same o. q 4 Schamlergrr. $50 Dcvco -. HHlyn.
95th &C. 23t r atty. same. $. l.l
same 10 same 95th 81 "a T.. atty. same. tlUs
Same % same and aLo. trustees. G0eIck - llR
auy same. $60fJ
same TO sans trustees Goerck -. l0i. atty. same.
.Sf.0ra
same 70 same. Coerck -. l04. atty. same 01i
CLARK N linton TINS, 60 50 BHay N az
I9li. at.y. 4 Co. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL g.
The Bronx.

COLLEGE Az @ ~ 1898 l-Oh tt tOti0o. C,F
MIG co loans & Carey Building Co. Inc t0
erect one 3 sty apartment ~ paymcntJ 81 900
COLLEGE Az. :. lJss littl p. b9Elo9. Ciy
Mtg Co loans q Carey building Co. - 'r
erect one sly apartment 0l uasmouHJ 81. o'J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
MOUNT HOPE Az % e. - Mount HOPE pl
irrcss * ~ Construction 90. iuc. 20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WIN name and address q att0mejl
APRIL g.


DUANE ST. I mtg OF fixtures. Feb Il. l0l5 A
Casizzo 10 Lohmauu Sous. Iuc. 50 New
Bowen. sII-
ts.ll. Aprl 4 1905. I HhowiN s.d 40 to "
EaaAn. ll3 w ,itn e.. aty. j. = Qua.keubgsh
% Broad Il Sll l66
l7TH 81 $ 100 On AZ. 247I91: Sept - is9s.
Louisa Flank - Christina Hsfuer. ! " I0Isi
o., atty, 4 A halSu 90 Wal 81. S. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

Dr. A. Why DO you always make
such particular inquiries as 10 what
YOUR patients eat? Does that assist
you in your diagnosis,
DR.. B.-Not that, but il enables me
10 ascertain their social position and
arrange my fees accordin ty.-Topeka
Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

\. a'g6 records for the season we're
d ~, ~ The cotton market. and there
"a y one setback TO the advance
av,.% worthy of note. That de-
6sbt' que TO desire to take profits
'siS,,, ia'her than TO any inherent
: pss i " the market. and as soon as
ma mes had been shaken out
Y Hs trend continued. One re-
l.en s widening Of the difference
NJ , lures and spots Will be the
s%srSS slole Of larger deliveries.
ih;ta, ~hen the details Of deliver
sest m, T.. uAder present conditions are
~ i..0efstood. Conflicting reports
essss ,.oouetion Of cotton acreage
|'esiM. be presented, and there
Wv room TO doubt more South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
LIS PENDENS.
APRIL q
Manhattan.

OH ST O. AMI ": Content AZ Securities 80
tfer,gr .osure az mIgl . ~. r. rar1uA.
Il4IH ST % f.. ~ UIcser az Anna J. bar2gra'l
e. al tore losure " mig, ai9s. klsich VEN
ti4TH ST. 30 ". G. VI Cannon et al az L wof
9th ST. s. i6j Amsterdam az Nofl9'.
Tudor Really Go at Jane h.y Ct Al uofe-
closure OF mig. afy. , 81 Sanders.
2lST ST 81 ~ - ". StameI's Bank f0f Saving
iu the Clty Of New l0gk agt 4 iiggirs = a.
foreclosure of m-gl; a,ys. CaI"4lader. wicker
sham y Tar.
The Bronx.
80 Az, 2eS0: Manhattan Railway CO az Sophie
Blum e. a. (4cuol TO acquire liel: aiJ, } l.
Q-acselblsl
80 Az. SOos. same AT c Uutaii e; al lsame
acfiouD same a.y.
80 Az. 5O6j-. g5l same ast Beriincr g al same
actlolD same a,y
so Az. a43Z-34J4. same sgt Maria Boelm e. o.
same astOnJ same allJ.
so Az, -744-218s. same at J. ID farrell e.
(same acuOnl. same atty.
80 AV -siU. same at sophie Bum e 81 isahe
SO AV 5Ol5. same sgt sophie Blum q al tsans
acflUll same atfy.
so AV. 23sI. same at II c Hart e. Al same
80 Az. 800: same agt II Tinan e, al lsams
actlOul same any
80 AV. 4gl0 1854. same az, Garland Realty g.
81 al same arlOII. same aIi}.
80 Az. 1000 -ioOi. same az. Strauss - a. sane
acIO4l. same a.y.
MORRIS ST O cor Bares az known a. io' 80
Block f,,l. Section 10. ol TAX map. J. Ne1er
Az \ Cpo.a u al faction to fOro.ose ffa.efer
u tax .lrnl. st'y. g A Moses .
LOT 73 Block. 4bl9. Section ld tax map Aiea.dH
Nau,t agt Anna \ owen 90 81 iarl0u h
iorelcse transfer ID. iaA i.IJ, any, T. \ Nose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
COURSE OF WEEK
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat Prices Strong
Other Grains and Cot
ton Advance.


,,,,, nriccs during the week just
.,.,d were few and Of little effect
..-isb news and conditions being
~. than overcome by the steady de-
-,r5 from abroad and the increasing
,,,bsbllty that. even with peace IN
,rh:. the call of Europe for American
l,od;,uFs will continue at its present
we. or close to it, for some time. All
Il, talk about peace, and the flood OF
fgsisn supplies coming through when
81, psrdauelles. arc forced, and Ar
sz.rs shipments, and the use Of rye
place Of wheat by the warning ma
ans are brushed aside by the stats
al fact that clearances from Ameri-
~ ports in the last week aggregated
-rs than 100000 bushels, making
q, total for the season so far 8lO,S45'-
70 bushels, against 2O4,54l,ooO to the
An. time Jas. year, while for the
....,... marc a. . 5G
.tt9 AfeeH'.'e '".
6UsheIs' -.-..so ~o,eints %
Al 'nis ''l'e "''''' 5S.-N;ra Cbui
Nhafy points N.-o W -, 80, 70, Tor
,leiel me mar h'- ' oo-'' al tbo+ tho
Argentine "ne"l' WI" - T:r-5a,, and
.Hsage IN me hl''u hIi,S,,Grr fo~
a'''la Wouid s'Nei oU1' o 20,
ae heXt crop "'" '''!''. - ta1e
ave oeen ans '"'i- Duv eSG,oJ N
acihg IN thiS maiHe' wa Nol'' aIou,a1
nall lots, generally ana lhere see, ,,.L
9b be scarcity OF OUTSIDE o'Nei'' ~"
sod condition.
speculative changes are me-! ~ W
u a. any time n me "hea VI ma" . S''''
~ u' technical ana sla'lst ''al ~
N SONS 10 pe strong WIN no 49,
@nesS reason 30 slenl lot any any I',"
ma. reduction in price. 'c
i'p IS already beng mace ihe SUI
e. Of tentative bids by foreign DuE-
l n, and while German submarine &c
1. snP 'e atror Sep lbcre is 'I NO surplus
vessels, and a line on stock condi-
'H in the interior may be gained
'n the Kansas City statement that
1 e last 100000 bushels remaining
ere have been sold. and VIII he
tipped out as soon as cars are OBJ
trsbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
E4acti0n Markets
/@Gredter City
Offerings in Salesrooms
Comprise Large Variety

27Tu ST. 1873 East. all. J Martin % - u Daven
port. stamford Conn. ys mos from Dec J.
lglf. aitys. sayers Bros. 81 Nassau ST. $l1oO
The Bronx.
WGSTcHEsTER Az, ss6 At n $ l6lst 81, 2lillr
1851 to Hewitt vi 1891, all: Johnson %
& ] stump, Milwaukee, WIS; 20 yrs mos
from May /. 1914. sttys Gilbert, l. * q, rs
Exchange p; taxes etc, and >lJ,zoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

hwInstb the sales n
Ind
s Ortcv S5s7o
Ito late S6SI zoe agnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
ALTERATIONS.
APRIL p
Manhattan.

Items under s. 900 omitted
$50 ST. 36 " % ( sly stores. Offices ard eiu-
dos. r Hopkins 1 East 5f'h - owner Walls
4 GoodsIe. architects. cost. 5000.
GREENWICH ST no 90 523. to ~ warehouse
Greenwich Village Corp. IA Esst ljfh - owner
Harris Hartman. 80 T. lyth e. afchitec'.
cost $40 600
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BEECH Az S. 267 Elm st. 2j1lO0: Antonietta
Lofirelo to Ennco Niggiani 2l6I lst az, Nov II.
1914. yrs. C; atty Enr!co VisSani. sley
COLLEGE Az. S. lOolo 10th S. two lots
each jvxiOo. 4 J Carey B.dg 60. lac. % cry
M.g Cy. ID Wall st. April .; demand. p Cd.
mg. SHos. - Wall So; Two mtss. each
CONCORD Az 8 g cor s. Mays 81. l27 llxz2i 10
60 % Empire Trust Go. A. Bsay. ano 'rls
supplemental ~ mtg recorded July - 1872 !.
iSi2: aus ON G 4 p. 81 Nas,aG 81 '1' 81
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoscoURse. n Z. coz
Easa st. SO I1io25. ioh4 Branisaa 70 &
$1,000 April l. instals. C. attys. tese a. 8
KING ST. " ). az n ii Jas Ketchsm. 50Il2O 8
John Price % Susannah : Foz. 1895 Washing
ton az March 20. yrs. G p C. ATTY, h Con
don. 1903 Washington az, $500
o. cam Reg4n. ~ W l-Is, ST. April ?. ".
LOT TO- III. map W A al Ashe: Tr,f R,f.ii's
20. I6c To- X 4 L Construction 60. iac. IS Na,,
Eau -. Aprli 3. 81. e.. atDs Lese & G.. -
MOUNT HOPE Az. q. = Mount Hope p. I5l7
irrrs. X n Il Construction 20. Guc. to
Pau.sen ct a. II Lcho pl. April ?; ! yr p r..
WALTON Az. a. cor lot 35S on map Mon
Haven. o3ll2O5. being lot 3j7 same map. d T.
mig tl3IlOJ. Agru 2. due per bond. sttys.
Br5oa n II. rs BHay: 5 600
1850 ST. g cor Fox s., S6gl2Sl: simpso1-Foy
Rea.f Corpu 20 Henry Aforgelthau Go. 30 T. "a
s. prior mtg $4,000 AID equal Hen with $50
oo0l. April : due Aug l.. 1916. p g.. stly. "
1850 81. So Fox st. iso sTl75ri7 i1l-s. same
% same ipr0r mtg $1,000 and equal Item with
SiooyJl. April 2. due Aux i. 1916; e; anne
l67TA ST. o. s.. 43,s : Ststbil' a.. 81. l0Ieii0 j.
aasaar , so Ma ~ res e IN, 80, ,S,, lh 50
a.ty,. HJ-wtl q r. $40 BaAy. SIsi5
E7Th ST. p 100 " M.-mlo, AZ. 5oEloo. Hopaas
and 5ia 1 G. zIy. T O. a L Co. sl7 500
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 3.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. 200; T. Heating Go AT Charter Coz
strucii01 Co. Bing 4 Bins Construction Go. oyn.
ers: Osborne. Rca & Co. contractor; vs. y
MADISON Az cor 5Sth =, lo0xl30;
Keating Co at ID Crimmins, owner. 59'h street-
1',,t,8.f,~s 1850 50
MOTT ST, 81 ~ -. T. Kivchman az Levin Bros
60. owner. SINCE Lowenkrou Go. contractor SlVl
PARK AV sqI: Niagara Radiator 4 Boiler 60 az
As-0u Building Co. owner. Osborne, hea %
r,,,t-s,t0-,. g 900 a.
I59TH ST 40 ~. T. p Mcclure az Jessie y Cor
S28 80
4sTp ST e0- % gi7 IS. Keashcy 4 Ns'fison 60
AT " aud Caroline " Astor. owners; Osborne.
Rea q Co C0Itra-0rs so-'
90 Az, 1850 % 1854. Empire Architectural Iron
Nfysi,sr ro-f-arfr-e SIS IS
PARK Az, 9e3. Pierce. Butler Pierce Mig %
az Bing & RinE Construction Co, owner ard cor
tractor Osborne Rea 4 Co. contractor; sto3 81
PARK AV il5j, same agt same; soxVl.
PARK AV, ll5l: kewsnue Boiler Co AT Akron
building Co. owner: Osborne. ilea Co. con
TRACTION. Nl,ssS