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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
NATURALIZATION LIST UP
Metropolitan Life Directors TO
Be Voted on in April.

Haley Fiske. vice-president OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
announced at the annual convention
Of the superintendents Of the company
Yesterday. attended by about 200 OF
the managers and leading agents
throughout the country and Canada,
the first ticket for directors 10 be
voted for At the election in April under
the naturalization Of the company. The
following nine members Of the present
board. who specially represented the
stock. have refused TO stand for re-
election:
David +. Butcher, James VI. Craig.
BENJAMIN d. +. Curtiss, George H..
Castor. John r. Hegeman. jr. John W.
Hollenbock. Richard Major, Edward {.
Wallace and George r. Woodward.
Candidates 10 succeed them are: Will
lam Temple Emmett. formerly Superln-
,endent Of Insurance in New York;
Otto T. Barnard, president of the New
York Trust Company; A. ii. Wiggin'
president Of the Chase National Bank ;
William r. Thompson, Of the Federal
Reserve Board: Mitchell u. Follansbee.
president Of the Bar Association OF
Chicago: Joseph z. Day. of New York +:
Tangdon p Marvin. OF New York, and
Otis II. Cutler, president Of the Ameri-
can Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Frank P. Noyes. Of Washington. presi-
dent of The Associated Press, has been
nominated for the ninth new member
John r. Hegemsn. president of the
company. announced yesterday the fol
lowing summary of the 1914 business:
Total writings for year. including
REVEALS and increases. were s5ll.1i4,-
SAG. of which S2S9. 005.0S5 was indus
trial and 1923. 739 .56l ordinary insur-
ance: income. sl27 .997 .s9l. gain over
the previous year Of Sl0.494.s4I.
Assets. s496 1852. 770. an increase Of
SAG. O33.5 Sal; capital and surplus. $751;
1895: liabilities. less capital and sur
plus. Si65. 1913 .S25: claims paid, 49,
500. amounting to S33.I5l 49, insui'
ance outstanding. s2,99l.lli,Oo9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

" h amru1- ~ mousss- srd nam ard ADDRESS
- sforrry.
f.Nta AIRY %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Wabash Committees Confer.

Tie two reorganization committees
of the Wabash Railroad held another
conference yesterday AZ the Central
Trust Company and appointed a sub
committee to consider reorganization
plans. The personnel OF the committee
was not made public, but II was learned
that member OF Kuhn. Loeb 60.
will be q member or associated with y
i'm an advisory capacity. As result
of Thursdays conference. u was SAID
some OF the important obstacles IN the
way Of forming plan had been re-
I.oved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Winter Football Drill
at Yale Comes to an Ind

New Haven, Jan. 21.-W Winter footoaIl
Practice al Yale, al innovation ln tr1'
oseed By Frank Hinkey, heso cose"'
cane 70 close tonight, stter I
weeks drilling in the baseball csge.
seventy candidates, including twehH
vho had never before played iootDsn'
we're taught the fundamentals py MN
aey, DR.. Bull and Captain wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
CHICAGO GRAINS HIGHER
Wheat Reaches Top Price, but
Reacts-Provisions Irregular.

Chicago. Jan. 2l Holding by farm
crs had good deal TO DO to-day WIN
making wheat ring the highest WAT
price vet ~ 45a a rise OF &c
hushcl. compared with yesterdays low
egt level To-day's advance. however
was not well maintained. the market
closing unsettled az the same az las'
night TO sc 20 iac up. Corn scored
not gain Of isc 20 sc and oats OF g
Provisions had an irregular hnisn'
varying from 2l2c decline TO re au-
vance. Range OF prices: 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Clean Sweep for
the Squash Club

p clean sweep Of all I'VE NAV mstea ne
vas made by the Squash Club over In, aas
COZ Columbia Club in series Of the - SlS n4
p metropolitan squash tournament o"
tbe former court Yesterday
The summaries follow; ,,o
cl,,s tmctrcpolrsn sqq.sh en,m'v .n Der
Squssh club IS. toluinDu, ,lisb Coiuu,bis 10.
f S q Paris. saq.'n d cs,s squ.sS Sd'c.sd
Scott, o9 aS,sslcd woa Coiumbis lsi C iSs
SquVS, ,s ,;srbis squash. defeated Thufosf 'O''"
b; 81 ..c,o, io4t cub matches colam'
bts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

Trenton. J.. Jan. q -hmpDers Bureau.
Nsr.rk. collecting 1000. J. " schafr. G. NJ
sch.rr Hasbr0uck Hoghts. Y ~ Reilly. Nesark
Delasare Tire and Rubber Co Nerark. rubber
goods. ,i25 900. n G. Coln. N~Fark n Htri-
ing " r. Turlong IfTingtOn.
hccf burger Ms co. Jerssy ub, 3a9e ,1d
fher q a. JARVIS. Ierssy ely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

limited business vas done in chsr'cTlns al :
COOL demand prevailed Tor alnillo.a boa.s. ha,'
quot atoms 70 Liverpool. 90. nominal; Hun. %.
April Bristol iod. Mngh; picked ports arg ton
CHARTERs- Foreign steamer. 10000 cases p,iro-
leum Nes iOrk 10 tLinkisug or Shanghai. ~.
ilc June Juy. Bf steamer. 10000 qurs Esin. lhiis
~ Malta. lis. prompt. Nor steamer 1000 qn
- 900 qrs gfsln. Gut 20 Lezhorn ard sszis. igs
qd Fsb. Br steamer .00i tons. deals. Haf.8 -
rs Britain Or T. Ireland. p :. prompt Nor steamer.
fft tofi. toal Norfolk 10 NsnIsniilo. {. prompt
Nof steamer --- fJls coal. Virginia 10 Bsmuda.
g. prompt No- BARI. % 900 esses petroleum. Nca
lo,s o. fremsntc. $50 prompt schooner. sol tons
coal Virgins - Bermuda. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Coffee Exchange Election.

At the annual election of the New
York Coffee Exchange yesterday the
regular ticket was chosen without op-
position. William Bayne. jr.. prcsi.
dent, and George W. Lawrence and
james II. Taylor, vice president and
treasurer, we're reelected. Members Of
the board Of managers to serve two
wears we're chosen as follows: Alex
ander c. +. Won Gontard, August Schler-
enberg, Stephen II. Dorr. Walter MUIR
phv. f. c. Pressprich and c. A. Fair
child: to serve one year, Furmsn !.
Mutt ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
WHITNEY BUYS BIG TRACT
Land Adjoins His Estate at
Wheatley. Long Island.

.fs-,,,gi, the brokerage house ~ ,cchs Nile.s
~ T,,nc Whine has purchased ~ acres ~
T,rb roilIng lsrd ~ the VALLEY lsid tvmpAhl 81.
0inins rs leauiiful esis'e q "u'''''
he property h. numbt, o. f4,m ho-,s, ., on
N ~, ,.n,,.Ieftinr II 4 located midway teiseeh
49,, &C.,, Ur,Sk and liping Rock clubs and ln
lie tesrf ~ the hunting COUNTY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
uulswitt to Manage Columbus

Columbus, Ohio. Jan IL k ,u Tn'
unlswjtt. former shortstop OF the 20
iumbus club Of the American assoc co.
,;on was to-day named manager Tor
49, ,esm during the coming season.
'hy unIsw;tt WAS manager of the jersey
On, cInb of the international League
Sasi wear. He succeeds William h mel
m ,Ss who mas joined the Pit'spurs"
Pirates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Realty Notes.

The .fn name o. ossood Pen rd t,srh
Chambers has hccn discontinued snd n etsa.,S, "" ,
hnstne.. .iI re conducted under the name o'
'i"A Mussn Kaeppel formerly With osdsn =
Clars,on and knv'us uuneh. na. =, an.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22

Bol NpED - fro9, iy -o,h = ,,s %,'' ,s's
los ~ 5e' partition mag ., iA1'' uo IRE,
Aprii { lssi. csch boz .h9ili. Dec 10 ~.
kath D. Moore riap~, 20 DE- poio,,,S T.,
49," ' ysr YER o s' ne Is w.ricn 81 SO 900
isT Az elia e.. So p liom =, =. -liI i"'
Ma q, ioo5 nAreas reiss 70 h'' V e loc
- Az v ,or lASih II s0siO0. De % l'",
" hurros TO ! Jackson ami ano' ',&-i, II
.rli Az. r ~ cor Wsve-ly pl ainSo2. Ar -.
l9)s. Maria \ oRliy 10 Eia 1efsen ~, ~
IN, n -. 60 60 ai.h e. is7.,o. Ims D..
le'. ier.ich and sno 20 t.e Ealing Wy sos
CO. 80 81 Anus a.. Ngey
I'm ST .so 20 ". los go a.. 'g",
m begin. AYR T. 1911. e. and hubinser 70 J.
Rgu,neieser 800 centr4l Para or s-' , h'aa55 o
l7D ST. 33 ". ~ from W cor ,lo,h a.
j0Ti0o.s. June es. 1905 e snd flora Rouse 10
" Rou.e. ,',,. S'oiis-l a VI les R',s IA
" kns 1903. Eeo.ccs g poole 10 Z q Moi'e''
600 MAJ a'. a'iS Bowers & 3. g. 'e'sI loo
f.Srn ST. H.t W IS. 900 Icuo. a. "a
ifeti Mar %, 1907. VI slI ue'cn Rom
t' tmisfar, Indus -ar RaoA' a''1 e. ''o,6o
III IT, 81. g. ''i W. A. \ soslo.e. ra,.ase ~
g. 1910 s. W-s'che.ter Rt e. p ''lr' ~
1915. ~ & and Augusta " Clsusel io We,
rhsu,,' retaliation 60. Inc. auys. Ne"m..in 900
s,Tfir 81 q. l25 q part a. s5Iloo I,n q.
wi fu A'1 49, .i '' v E@ne, 81 wal ooo
MIN ST g. 80 v rh a. ls.Srioo u Nov
- 1906. : kaz 70 D KAT: 'i'' i ,s soo
yivE PROPERTY usy Q. 1905. G and tsn6n is
ioy,n,.d % = 8 " N21,i .,e,r,i,. a. 81
., ~ >,sio. 80, o.. 1913. & S'r.Hs
asa e ,, 10 'o' ,,, g,7 s., q, ..,lS5 IT, II
i,,t 700. Anna S...u to \ Breslsucr spo
-ph =. a'g. e stein. a. Par Re- .','
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Rumelv Receivers Certificates

indianapolis, Jan. 2l.-Receiver's GER
tificates are to be issued to conduct
the business Of the NJ. Rumely Com
pany and its sales concern, the Rune
~ Products Company. FINLEY =.
Mount. the receiver. obtained a court
order 70 negotiate a loan of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY Il
Manhattan.

BECOME ST. asa + d koTsenho,rs1 .6%f, 10 70
Z Eougenhoyen. s'tys. Leach a W bons zoo zoo
q7rR ST als-sel ": same to same 81 900
,0TH 81 426 W same n same. Sil;090o
AMSTERDAM Az. es. zoos Of SIN s. t a., eSo
s9rH ~ :. lus q Amsterdam AZ e osS
ssrH 81 IS 100 n, "a az. 25rio2 ? s. ios
esf RI '' st =. sets Of ID a. issrloo ,a 9ss
srI ~ 5. io5u n Of 1874 :" i''ioo same ses
alsr ST 81 200 Of "a AZ .5,lOos sane $40 70
laisT IT. =. 1855 # sh AZ. IssIss u same loe
Az q lis T. ? Bruner and ano. err 70 J Colt,
,leb and ano' IS = 'o'h ST. ''V' u "'''s l.. 900
CRASH 1,aib ST. 90: VI ves,n TO m'lchcr. ; !
,i.t a. address - William - -
MlNHATrAN st. :. : Rikcr. ir and sno. s1rs 70
/. Kouwsnhoyer alVs. Leach ". Long is.s W.,
,5r# ST i,s J.. Farmer, Loan and 90 ,t TO
LAWYER. Mtg g. p Liberty 81. $4,000
leeTU 81 70 p; Josepiins y Narshal e. ooe
t f. Sr to ~, es'E,'i gssi e. Al ,rs. 80 Rcihcn
berger q, al q Me,ah-n st. Brooklyn q, aba 56S
LENoX ~ 80 49, Ci,aro,'e A Hals 70. law .oo
yers Mtg 60. 81 liher}. 81 80 w
uany 20 . u Louis. I " sl'' a. ats. y
Louis lia Beecker ST - - 81,
rus las, orange. J: address " ii !, dT6
siST ST s. $50 y lob az. 2aIia2. Ainer'sN
Mtg O. 10 Louise Jackson; aity. snoe-
IFvoN Az 5s3. society ~ 81 Iohnlsnd 20 Law
,ers MIG 90. 80 Liberty s.. atty. I Us rs. 90 go
9th ST 7ie r.. Nsrst lfurrsy. err. 10 J u Pa
terson $50 " lalst -. stys. Bergen a
iitTlj 81 S. ". same 10 Mary Patterson. 2.9
" 1876 81. atHs. same;
i-'b -. ~ % rV,-fg q, 50 600
l2sD ST ao7 200 " same Ia same zlsoV'
;tTH ST. N s. 346 - Lexington AZ. l.El2.
Louise II Jackson 10 NJ sienoergef ~, ooo
-tth 81 atty. T q Co. el1Vvp
arm 81. n 4. 3is ~ Lexington az. li1.2
c II Jackson 20 Louise n Jackson; atty ! -
earn ST. i.a r. Man q Murphy 70 : Sterling
40 i56th II. atys. Desc 8 ID. III BT& ~
I'm AZ 10. Title Guar and T 60 20 Ninsut
and sno rus Seiaukei. y, stC, :. 80;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Long Island Leases

John ?. scott rented To- another year FOR Mics
Man Rthrrfuri her house ~ lovers Lane. cedar
hurst. l. r. N Warren = Crane also leased for
v Winsnt ms cottage knpsn o. Lucerc. and
for Mrs. Katharine y Harris her cottage a. Lsf-
rtnre ROM /. I IN " nnlsr nnrfer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Site for Postoffice.

III. United stAies Treasury ptp~rineal -. = o. o..
t'or7psny plot i.saSQo feet ol Van 49, AZ. u
fs,sr OH ard iefh ts. lons ISLAM ~ - ~
10 for 4 r-s,fsffirr A. srpf1pfi. zion OF N-vt.'
for a hulllns made ts1 Iesfs - - ~
.rlrsfel is DO Tho centre - De ffcai ulI9,lIl. ~
,sionfreuf 81 LINK Islaul tifY and T. sLnfi pis
tsue, lfun terminal u tbs Lca. Island halI9s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
RECORDED LEASES.
NJ NJ
Manhattan.

SIN Az Ga al. Josephine " RYAN - a. o. g :
ssinmpn. ''J IN ~. ~ fprm MAY I. lPli.
$500
sfH Az. cor - 18th ~ Gih Ion " Siras..r
AMI Noigf fiihO 60 ~ teut A Graz Co. 80 y
18th -. 10 yu mos from Jan J. 1915. aus.
n Lane 233 Bva 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Plans for Bronx Theatre.

r,ue, Riis, Gordon hss plans resiy fof We oVtl
p.sfion Of thr Lara. theatre begun IN lfis W
i,.,-,top Of Nestrhe.fcr. fofest and lss-on ~
~. N....ttsi.,r A. The owner. II siu have BAL
COM aud seating capAdy ~ lsp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Barnard Five Wins Easily.

Barnard School easily defeated me
Leonis On. j. High School bsske,osll
nsm yesterday. The score was 90 70
~ Twenty-seven field goals were
spses by Barnard, of which hoehn tSi'
LED ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY o.
Manhattan.

.oo-Tu IT . cor OF Pos, as. 1880 American
Hardware Corp AZ Cruikshans. o'ne, - ~
cnrTTT 81 Q cor % Prince -, 2o1jo I,
iassnliaus az Mr.. Doris EcAhoh. owner a s1 ~
2-TH 81 i,i and "a; ". Muser's IRON Works
az i Biascttl. owner. . A trn blsse'so,
ltrH ST l. and II ". A Parli Tie 60 az
. W iltn - Go. Inc, osner ana eonu',,t9I
nRoApwAY. 1855 10 $685.. obers Blumoefs a
RCer az J. Alice y and J Morrison. sAls'
owners: it.ih and l4sth - Corp. lessee Ne
stone Construction 60. contractor. - 80 ~
!f-TH 81 -l3 10 81 W; Pfdi lhe - 3.
Martin. osner. Ro,en Bds Co. contf.c,or
ETH ST s75 T.. santzky sst ID MoskoelK.
owner. 7. Golden. contractor. ~
A. A ssf no 7-5. Northern Waterpfoofns % az
Md gru,stoKn Realty Go. owner, Auto ihcA
Garage Co. lessee Lage Concrete Arch ing
e,1H 81 8 =. McKsy. lnc. ssi Mrs Anon :
Carhsr. owner. J ] BraJd 90. conu',,tIof.
BROADWAY. 1867: Hu6in sg MiY b Alerill
and Bradley. ornefs. "ofeisnn stsin,
contractors. ~ %
The Bronx.
f.eTU IT n 8 100 " u Southern boulevard. 1908
100. n T. A.theiner Go. Inc. at bueiesbach
tonstrlIction %. owner and contractor trenewail
sos -
Ely Az - lfs Of Boston Pos ri 25T95 "
koehIer sst Byron. ofnef. MAIL ''lir..
leSTH ST sOl ,. $ Burs'sln .U " Denton.
o.ner aud contractor. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22

rsrons a. and Gun I'm ~ rf,ncts,s !, N.shr.
a. rrir "a Annie nris1-y - Al wore i's-fe
% u'g ifff. , 4 DlssniufJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
The Bronx.

30 Az. sJi3. store. Huriel's Sons N r A
90 ounor. i.l = li9uI -. rs from jar
att. 4 oConnor. ~ llGth a.. 3 zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
III eR|edl Estate
Upstate Investors Buy
Apartments on Heights
Banker Buys at BronXville.

Fish Msrrin hsvs soid plot ou 'slief Road
81 levrrn,e PlrL Br1uarne formerly belonging fo
lienD 9 Nerru. 20 Manhattan banker f"r dcre'
urmenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
ALTERATIONS.
under 9 40 cool
JAM AIRY %
Manhattan.

SPRING ST co- Mercer 49, 'o o. s'y "a
tn-r 7 Esai'y ami imp 60. ill bft ..n,f
n N0rssn l3i MAJ ~ sr'h. Nl'F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY 81
Manhattan.

ff.ru r q. 1855 "a Madl-o1 a. u $500 ID
FlI.zb~th Hsrie az schneider e. a. fofecos-
urr % mig affy Suer.
MADISON Az. -lg-. VI " Jackson - . az y
Crrsieussn % a. amended fofeeiosIre o. MIA.
-tsr IT l4e AID 90 ". Maro'sky sr sadie
H1lsf iscIol 70 forerloss ueni. aty. u
sander
gATAL ST 80 10 ~ A Krulssifch az tlT-
t ssfon e. 90 lactiou 10 declare u4sD. aivs N0f-
r.-rn a ~ruiT
i-rH 81 - v. Brooklyn SAVING Bank sT
Iiressirr o. 81 ffofeciosgrc - mtg suls Schenc<
A HunuefL
Honsfi - a. fseon % fgreriose mechanic Henl.
aty. " sander.
CANsL 81 ~ 20 n. 4 knsaifrh AZ Z ID ll'-
Ins-f0u Cd Al factlon 70 declare uli-t sips Slo--
ri.ou 4 SchT
lsr'H II 81 D.. y Porter 9. a. az None nesiy
80 r. 81 foreclosure o. mtg. ats. he.s-
grt~.
The Bronx.
f-.p sT % r. 1914 Morn, az. ioosiQe = M!n.n
az \ kraus. r. 81 foreclosure Of misl AVA
tiI.f4uaFer a halt 49, 80 4.
RYtR As. D. Isis isQth ~. 9aNfie.s =;
T.r-nsr. Loan inl rr1st 60 a. trustee. az War
Hsuoi Ct fforcrlosafs of u'Ei .l5' "sief'
LOIS IL. i.s 10 aud lgi. Zap BraasE esil's a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
7 HHNLh1C,
s.I,las a sSehsnsIss. cio 1 cssstJ.
eI.X.NVLLlIVO
7a.-E.a.ru ll,. % war street.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES In the real country viihia
committing distance consult Country Hons
Tr.eu@ 30 West ga ~. Phone $3.50 Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES,
untercs, Z, . pr cent unless otherwise 'a'ea
JANUARY Il.
Manhattan.

AIIEN ST = s. IS o. Brooue - ssi's ;
Iuii.U Wsiclenbaruer 70 Anna hronmllter -.
NcDonoush =. Ian :. ST. 60 aiv az
Trrr. ri Court 10 brooklyn. D. VpJ
BEoNpWAY. cor Bond st. 5'1iao J. Ros-
liter 10 Billing. Eststes 'orpu 10 ~ JaN
: ,prior mig 30 oool due Jau J.. 1919, 'nl55s
~, sT - ~ ~ q, Is, as ejIgl. Msehlke
Taimud Torah school 10 Lawyers Title IN; a.. s6d
nm 81 n : les of 4ih az 5aia-: Regina
J.roby 70 & Eubns,r. 1890 IN AZ lsn 20.
instals. p e.. atys Unssr & L. 10 vs., be 81
SD ST IS Is.sr q "a ~. Il si9' ?: o Cab =
Csmpbeii 20 Marion Il Issacs. 2li W 90 -
Ian IN yr.. ats. I Ins 60; >'.lVy
atSr N - 3ii9 of 5th a.. -. sIle9ht seiA
A cole 70 Union square savinss Bank. . h iio3ao
-. Jan u: 8 sr: sty. l. r lns Go. go gg'
s-TU II :. 100 n West IND Az l0tlno " ,
wiimor, Really Go 10 estate - q smith. decl
gss I'M a. prior mtg eo.o0ol due April b.
1910. s . e.. April q. leli. sty. " s9 DO
NTH Il -. go of Psrs A. issIloo. y A;
g. Il Citron b. u k.I 200 " ll5-h 81 De u
1914. trs att. . @. -"
team IT d s. .s4s % fafh az. a o. hos
MAJ for Dcformitics ana Joint Diseases - lliie
s;.sr .nd II Go: Jan q due - PER bond - 900
rsfp II d : $50 % % Amsterdam az. y esll-t
" yoicshau.su to Woison. jas = lfsih
-. Isr 20 lphor mis le.oo0l due a. pr noiii
Atiy. A l. Martin. ~ Niniam e. '.'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


s0TH ST % u West. tig Wire "ofo iS a
Hopper - a. jan ~. 1915; -
SIN ST SOC Wet. General Gas Appliance 90 az
Cosst tonstrlctlon % e. a, Dee - III. -,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
The Bronx.

II rERyALE Az. So ana se5 r BJre as
Angel Cous.rIction 60 Inc e al Jan Is. 1913.
tNrrRyALE Az. ses and sa5. " Bremen az
Angel CoustrIciial 90. Inc e. o.. Jan 10. l:l5:
f.sTu ST n ~ corner ~ Union Az. .50zili.
Horeus az f5sd 50 Improvement GO q a.. Juue
1914 lcanrcIledI. $50
Wy Ni'~T AZ. 20 u Meiss so0 lie. "a
ksfharns Nj, &C. o. al. Dee IS. 1914. s.
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SevsSSoNs
Attractive Offering in
Midsummer Millinery

White Hats trimmed with wings and ribbon,
also black transparent effects with tulle
bows at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ''1o
Sport Hats two toned effects, straw facing
with felt tops, also silk and straw Combin-
ations, all the newest Colors, ar
actual value so and $50, at l.9o g 40
Hand Painted Peanut Straws, at -. A./o
White Felts, 65c-Panamas, l.5U to 4.oo
Summer Dresses
Dainty Summer Dresses in great variety
white, colors, stripes and ,-o
polka dots, from ........ SIS to 400
Wash Skirts
In all the new Outing Materials, an excellent
assortment of styles to
select select from.,............... l.0S to 6.75
Lace Items of Value
White ChantilIy Lace flOuncings, widths
especially adapted for trimming Bridal Gowns,
at great price savings; 800
1870 "a inches wide, per yard rs to 2.08
"A Less Than Regular Prices
White Georgette Crepe-regularly 1.4S
per yard at l.%O
White Silk Illusion for Bridal Wells
yards wide per yard .................... I.IO
Princess Lace
Bridal Wells 1880, 1875 & 2I.OO
Just Arrived, 5000 Pairs
WOmen's Fancy Hosiery
At about u Import Cost.
Lawn and Beach Umbrellas
In Stock and Recovered
Telephone Stuyvesant 43l0.
Mail Order Service unsurpassed.
BvoadwoN0hoMa 9Th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
u. s. COMMISSIONER
INDICTED IN TEXAS
Al Others, Including Judges and
Police Chief, Charged with
Election Fraud.

Corpus Christi Tex, June 5 Forty
two persons, including United States
Commissioner T. p. Southgate. officials
Of Neuces County and the local chief
Of police, were indicted here to-day by
the Federal grand jury on charges Of
conspiring to corrupt an election. The
grand jury has been investigating the
election held here last November.
A Member OF Congress was elected
at that time, thus giving the Federal
authorities jurisdiction in the investi-
CATION. Those indicted, it Is said, in
cluded thirty whites, eight Mexicans
and four negroes. Their names were
made public as they were arrested and
taken 10 court for bond.
Names made public include those OF
District Judge ". B. Hopkins, County
Judge ". f. Timpson, City Attorney
Russell Savage. United States Commits
sioner T. b. Southgate, State Tax Col
lector +. O. oliver. Chief OF Police
Laud Fowler, Constable Lee Riggs,
sheriff Michael Wright and ex-County
Commissioner " H. Hull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Raise Your Boys To Be Sol
diers; Train Them in Your
Public Schools" English
Actor Urges as He
Sails for Home
Sails for Home.

Although no definite agreement had
been reached in the matter of her
striking senior engineers, the American
liner Philadelphia got away on time
yesterday for Liverpool with her full
engine room crew. Chief Engineer
Boylin and his six assistant seniors
had demanded double pay soon after
their arrival here on Wednesday. and
refused TO sign articles without the in
crease. They signed yesterday fore
noon with the understanding that the
difficulty could be left to the Liverpool
Office for adjustment.
Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. the
English actor uttered yesterday his
second final farewell TO this country,
where he has been appearing in roper
tory. lie said he expected TO come to
America no more in a professional
capacity
while am on her soil" he said, 'are
that she should be well prepared. Get
ready. Establish compulsory military
training. Take II up in your public
schools. Teach all your young men
and boys 10 be soldiers. II is my sin
cere hope that they will never be called
10 arms, but il they should be called
let them be fit and ready TO meet the
foe "