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Department Orders.

Transfer, and Assignments April 20 Ptlmn. b.
schulz 5th PCT. TO lst !. D. J. Gardner I'm pct
10 lst l. d. J.. Langlou. 10Th pit. % Goth pct,
assigned station house attendant. J. NJ. Kane.
36th pct 20 23d pct. assignment a. station house
attendant discontinued: J. X Ceiling S3th pei, to
Slst pct.. assigned TO bicycle duty at Booth. Mar
iners' Harbor, assignment 70 mounted duty discon-
uuued: W. L. Jackson. l5'th PCT to l'oth PIT
lAlutuall Sergs. W. L. Keeper l5-d pet 70 lootn
pct J. Brady, l6jth pct. 10 l52d pct. Mounted
pilmu without horses AMI equipment H. II. Munich.
ian pct. 70 27sth pct. G. b. GoIding 2'sth prt.
Tsmporsry A,,Isnmeun.-scrg,. p. Hnners 30 to
Del Bur 10 days. April X. itmn J VI Nolan
April Is. J. Piau. Ir. 18th. 10 G. %. duty IN
cycle repair shop. Bur Of Repairs aud supplies.
sarlo. iisth' to 9th l. D.. 10 days. April Il J. p
hoynes. ljlst 20 l95tn clerical &Ad house duiy
60 days. April u; H., G. Buch n i6ia to { o.
bet. Bur T. l.. England. "a. 10 days. April Is.
II. l. Hoffman,. ,2eih. ; days. April Is, p. J.
10 days. April Is A j. Tully. 79th 10 days April
is: ". +. Lawlor and II. storiohann. 7sth. days
Leaves without gvl-rtlmn. J; =. Healy. 2sth.
~ =. Fimpel. 18th. day. April 10: y. D. Smith
Is e sthmH it, 1854. day. Apdl 'i is u"' A''
Fiaes imDOsed.-Ptimn. ~. hoenig lst Pet. two
charged. teb Il Improper patrol and JAILED TO re
.ie7s. ; days. March T. improper patrol ) days.
=. j. McDemott. ID. Jan =. lettering and IN con
creation. days. l. Violin. aga. Jan. %. Improper
q. absent from post. , days. T. J.. Cummings. isd
eb. q. absent from post. days, NJ J. Gallagher
iZd. March .. Improper patrol. days j. McMur-
ray. t3d. FEB. 20. absent from school crossing. =
day. NJ. J. Matthews. 6lst two charges. Jan. so,
absent from post. IN side room OF liquor saloon +
days March 10. absent from post. seen coming from
liquor saloon. days; +. G. Hoffman, I'D, Feb. 9.
absent from post. days +. A Smith. 62d March
absent from reserve duty. days. j. i.
Whitman. cd. March 2. absent from reserve
Reprim anded.-Lieuts-J q. Ouchterloney I'D
PIT ~ chgesl. Feb. a. failed 10 make entry In
record q larceny Feb Is failed 10 make entry
IN olottcr. g. II Merritt 3Jth PCT. FEB. 20. a.
failed % make entry in botter. 90 failed to send
notification 10 Telegraph Bureau: q. " Stevenson
seth pct. FEB. ~ I'D failed 20 make entry IN
b.otter ptlmn-R r. Noeker. 9Th pit Feb 90
absent from post J. VI. MrGowan. 18th pit. Jan.
%. failed 20 appear on tine IN magistrates court
n. Hath4ssy 10Th PCT Dec H. 1915 absent from
post ?. o. Drescher 18th pct. Dec. 10. 1914 al.
seuI from post
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AkhlNfD.
AImirante. Cartagena April 3. Porto Colombia .
santa Maria g. Crlstobsl s. and kingston 10. TO The
United Fruit Co. with loo passengers mahs anu
santa Cara Sasna April :. and Ms,an7sS 10, TO
the American and Cuban SIS Line. with sugar bar
Rysland tNor). Nips April O. TO tn. United Fruit
" Chamond (Fr). Roueud March q. % the
Compasne Generate Transailanudue IN paiAs''
caracas. la Guaira April 8. Puerto Cabello
Curacao $ and san Juan TO- 70 BIS. paHei ~
Go. with IS passenger malls and ndse. bar 80
William ;Sved). Copenhagen March %? 10 the
Cans - line IN ballast Bar. sam.
Louise Dutch. Santiago March o. Sagua April
AMI Mstau1as g. 10 hasler Bros. with sugar. lar.
CIV OF ST Louis Savannah April IL. to the Ocean
s. Go. with passengers ard mdse. quarantine
CsrSa iItsD. IesAorn Feb q. Naples 90. Palermo
March G. Gibraltar IL aud lisbon 10. via Ser 'uda
April H. 10 simpson. Spence & Young with mdse
DaltonhaiI iBrl. Bordeaux March 10 and Der
muds April 10. TO u Winchester 60. IN balias''
Munwood Matanzss April 10. to tho Munson IS
line with mdse. Bar. so m.
ISch Tsy tNor). West Hartiepool March "a. TO
the Holland America Line. IN ballast. Bar IL
Hcna tNor). Fort de France April 3 and 81
Thomas .. 10 Inc New York & Porto Rico 50 Go.
80 ballast Bar. midnight Iiih, -. s.,,,A..,,
Creole New Orleans April 10. 10 the southern
Pacific 60. with passengers and mdSe. Quarantine
Tyler. Newport news anu .NVIioiN hto w
Dominion IS Co with mdse. Highlands. 5.27 m.
Jamestown Newport News and Norfolk. 70 the
Ola Dominion S. co. with passengers and mdse.
Quarantine. $40 m, .
Lancastriau tBrl. London March So 70 the At
lantic Transport Line. with mdse. Bar IL 80 m
Adratic (Brl. Liverpool April !. TO the WINE
star Line with - first. III second cabin and ls'
storage passengers. msis.snd mdse. Bar. 81 m
Arapahoe. jacksonville April II and Charleston 49,
10 tho clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Quarantine. 30 p N.
SAILED.
Steamers Iroduois tBr). London: Nelrose Car
denas. Naluche iBrl Banes; Santurce. Mscoris;
Zsandyk DUTCH. Amsterdam Commodore Rollins
tNor) Port Antonio. Brilliant Baton Rogue; Retro
lite Phiad phia, Princess Anne, Norfolk and New
port News. Advance. Crstobsl; Arabic tBrl. Liver
pool: MORO Castle. Havana; DAYTON, Tampico:
Niagara Err. Hsvre Terence (Brl. Rio de Jahelfo'
Il Oriente, Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS MARY ANN LARKIN Jan. q. 1919;
net, S2iO.o To Michael Larkn. husband. s..
Roeiel, and Katherine y Truitt daughters. the
bulk bling placed IN trust for their benefit Assets
were. 63I -b3J Fist Avenue. appraised az S35. 500
$40 East 18th Street. 81 600 35l East 18th street
s22.2j0: 22l First Avenue. $4,000: 273 Mott
Street. sl7 900 279 Mott Street $50 900 PSI Mott
Street. $50, 900: 2S3 Mott Street $4,000; l4o-l5l
East 18Th Street $4,000: deposits ST. 1855 special
trust accounts on deposit FOR daughters OF decedent
s62 $50. and personally S2.237.
GEo 9b Eo6 BIZ the so2 Y,as Of Elizabeth
tire estate IS not disclosed Assets taxable IN New
York state One-thirl interest IN plot on east side
o. Huntington Hsrbor. Long Island. appraised At
81. 600. total estate taxable IN New York state
81. 600 The estate was a large one. as the viii
100000 70, Mrs. Edna Rankin Rogers. widow and
also gave her NE interest In the residence IA
Elizabeth. The remainder. after decedents life iu.
teres IN the trust fund.- passes 70 the four children
Of William +; Rogers, Legacies Of 5000 each
pital. Home for Aged Women. Elizabeth Orphan
Asylum and the Rev John. r. Atkinson. ali Of
Elizabeth y }. Elizabeth Weed Rogers. niece was
given 10000 and specific items Of furniture Emily
Z. Rogers. sister in-lsw. was given $40 600 and the
New York realty was spe ideally given 10 Frederick
Is. Rogers aud George W Rogers. brother and
SARAH r DILLON (Oct 81. IssD: net. SO. 40
Under her viii the decedent gave each Of the fol
from the estate for NE Harriet II. Beattie Helen
Mclean. Frances Cudden. susan OSuIIivan and
ne remainder passes to S. Joseph's Apostolic
School Wat.rtoVn y Y
MARY y MACDONALD MAY 5. lolD: net.
West Macdonald and Helen y Chew. son and two
aaughieIs. each QUO third ~ the estate Assets:
An GO, e9uiS siz95o in 1927 LeIinE,on ay appraised
a. s-o 900 deposits 81 10 mortgage $3.50 per
Ms Elsie X REID az jNoS GO' T. 1857 si5j net,
sss ss noies SOS sSi ,ew weir s., So mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

Special 0rdsrs-Folowing companies viii report
a. company school. ~ and ljg East sixty
seventh street Manhattan. at time and
date specified. April - 10 a. m Engine 3.
p. m. Engine 80. April 90 10 a. m. En-
gine T. ,. m. Engine IS: April q 10 m
Engine 80 p. m, Engine 263. April @ 10
a: m. Engine -: o. m. Engine 276: April
-. ~ a m. H. & l.. %; p. m, Engine 2g3
April y. 10 a. m. II. & l. 10. p. m, II. 4
l. l23.
Penalty imposed Fireman "a grade s. P Ne.
Guigdn. Eng. Is; charge. absence without
leave, one regular leave Of absence withheld
Fireman lst grade G. Sabisch u &. /. 10.
charges, CD absence without leave 80 neg
lrrt OF duty; four leaves withheld Fireman
lst grad" r. L. COY. II. < l.. II. chargc,
reckless driving; rcprimandcd. Fireman Isl
grade T.. y smith H.. & l.. %; charge rcck-
less handling OF hand brake controlling aerial
ladder reprimanded Fireman 1st grade !
J. Hogan. Eng. -l5; charge, absence without
leave; five regular leaves Of absence with
hed. Fireman lst grade j. j. A Fagan,
Eng. 20, charge. Ol intoNicatiOn: three reg1I.
lar leaves Of absence withheld; -. violation
or section l0i; reprimauded. Fireman l.t
grade j. J. Kelly. Jr, Eng. 81 charge. recz-
less driving. Two regular leaves Of absence
Withheld. Fireman Isl grade W O. VcIso-
II 4 J.. 70, charge intoXication; seven req
ular leaves NJ absence withheld
charge Dismissed Fireman Isl grade J. = C.W-
gan, Ing. -. neglect of dutv: I n
Vaughan. II. 81 J.. a. reckless driving At
tiller wheel ~
Special leaves Of absence no psy-Li-u,ensp, p
Mullen. Eng. :. l. hours. April f.. Fireman
lst grade !. G. Branfuehr. Eng g l. hours
Arril Is. ID. =. Trayers H. & l., L. hoiirs
April ~ Engineer m Steamer {. NJ. Inprar,
Ens. :, J. hours, ApE!! ls.
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

roie,s,e business was done In chsrterins WIN
,,ics on steamers fairly steady and on sa Iyodon
e s siH ~, Sisssov lad. Hull l2d bristol Us
dO,sG, Cotton 20 Liverpool. per 100 ID.
CHARTERS -Dutch steamer 1000 ar ,y. Ri
@ v Ssq tons coal Atlantic range TO lo~s.
river Plate ports. SIS Cd MAY Br steamer. stu
IONS toorrrcicdl same 39s. option iuo .,i'r,ic
ia. h months i2s deliveries United hihsdom'
Anil Hr steamer 25?5 tons. same, MONTH"; iS
AprIl .May. Br steamer 3.ll2 tons tprenluu'ii sa
sane sIt months l8s Cd. prompt; schooner ~
tons coal Norfolk 20 MarAnham. 50; schooner; 70
ton, same Br schooner 40 tons. coal NGr'oIh ~
paramsribo private terms and back SCUM SUI az
r',ha 40 Nrs York cellar and mahogany. ~
square logs SCI round logs. t2l; schooner 80
tons coal Norfolk TO Bermuda At or aS9u. 80
nriySte terms schoonsr 5l4 tons. coal Philadelphia
IN Camden Me. 81
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Barometer Readings. ,,,o
so26 ! p. y p m''''0V -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

FIRE RECORD.

! . .aO-5ii Eas, llth 81 Edward Friedman; trfinE
!. J0--4 Lewis g.. Daniel Besino. slight.
1O-li0 Broome 81. samuel Grcenspaun; trhing
$3.50 West ggth 50 NJ Freedman. slight
1l0-Division 81 aud Bowery lnterborough Rapid
Transit &c. trIflg.
u 80 Cortlsndt ST.: unknown: slight.
T. VI
I. O5-lli4 Hoe hT.. The BronI. May Grecn6-rs
unknown
Ilo--lO Morris -, MIS- Timothy murray. slight
T. VI
. IO-l42 and Ia West Josh s., Mary Wrinkle
$40 00o
$3.50 Sd az 7 Hamilton irifliug
c.pl-lof E>scx ST. Mrs J. Fl-l,ieiu. trifi1E
e. OI-ls2 Ntst Ash 81 ] ktmpurr. t-ifing
rO-63 ami O. University pl. unknown. none
7t-gl4 % Ay. Mrs Compatible. tri'uug.
fI-G01 hast lO-d 81. unknown. fnfNrg
oi-lo6 West SON s.. stanley AT Printing Go
trifiug
10 33-.i95 ID Az, Lcns Hal c. see.
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Uptown Business Rentals.

William A. White & Sons have rented approSi-
matey 900 square feet Of space I'm l63 and ltj
West 24,h St. In entire floor. 20 Andrew q.
Eland also a Ike amount OF space 20 the Nursery
Furniture Company
Frederick Fox 4 Co. leased the store and base
ment at lj9 and l6l West 10Th ST. % the Crescent
Cloth Sponging Company. stores al 10 West 18th
81. 70 Kaye * Marotznik & Gunther Bros stores
at 40 TO 40 seventh av 10 Jacob Bremen and
Nick Samotac: first loft AZ 5sS Sixth sy.. corner
NJ 3lst 81. 70 Warren Smadbeck. second loft al !
West 3lst ST. 10 Hamilton Garment Company; tenth
loft Al l43 and lij West 10th st. 20 Deutsch Bros
and the TOD loft at a. East 18th S. schlossbers
& Bessner
The Douglas Robinson. Charles : Brown Com
pany leased space the ninth floor Al 6sl Ff'h
az 10 William J. Robinson Tor term Of years.
p Hrshheld leased store I'm 2b3 Broadway for
ten years 70 the " 4 g. Restaurant
Real Estate Management Co leased the store
al 1885 Broadway near s7th ST.. for a millinery
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Apartment Leases.

Psyson Mel. Merrill Company. Ire ~,
the Farmers loan ard Trls, Ccnpry =
ment at jlj Madison a., corner "a &. 81 =.
h. Lund
- Brigham Hal & william n. Roe1r,. ,
leased Tor a long term An aparmsrt !. : i,
4Sth 81 also. a. West 5sth q. sps---., :
Mrs Florence la Rue Frank YernOI ~ ~
Goodin. and a. 90 IVES, l0-ih o. . H.-.a
Hagedorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Long Island Estate Sold.

worthins,on whitehouse has sold the estate Of
the late <. Osgood Pell. In the Wheatly HIS.
the nrm Of Johnson & Higgins The estate COM
phses thir,y.siI acres. With nne Colonial frame
dwellns s1O,es sATe I,u ousou,,uiNS1 g., ail y
erty va. valued az SIS 900. and was recently
leased for the coming summer 10 Frederick Ere
lin ghuysen.
The Lewis ~ May Company has sold for Will
lam scheer a plot on Beach tlst st. Edgcmefe.
Long Island 10 Miss Lotta Ruelberg. who will
cnnhtLnct a home Tor her own OCCUPANCY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
prAI rsrArr For SAFE OR TO 7
REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY NOME INFORMATIVE, "a a.
prospective buyers List co'cn ni NTRT W
write No agents secretay ~. ssPsocs N|
SERVICE. 1902. so W sI" D.
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no IET FOR BUSINESS PIkHg
poporGH OF MINIMUM
ryFURNIsHED APIS. TO 70"

BROADWAY ,P,KTMENTs. si ss.sii
s-A.5 and 9 Rooms; 10"
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RESORTS.
BrlarcIiff Zodiac
AT
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
OPENS
SATURDAY, MAY 9th.

80 minute Electric Train Service TO Scar
boro. Reservations made and full particu-
lars given at New York ONCE, no. 402
Madison Ave. Telephone No 707O-Mur-
ray Hill on Ideal. Real and Empire Tours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Property at Fifth Avenue
and 29th Street Held
at 100000.
QUICK RESALE OF
AUDUBON AV. PARCEL
Plot Near 10th Street-Dwell-
ing Houses on the East and
West Sides Sold.

Tucker, Speyers & Co. have sold LOT
tho Laurence estate the northeast cor
ner of Fifth av and Goth st, the former
home of the Calumet Club, to Burton
Brothers e. Co., who will erect an
eleven story building for their own
occupancy. The property has been held
at about $500 900. The plans for the
new buildings have been drawn by
Starrett & Van Week. The Z. Brooks
Company will be the contractors.
The business of Burton Brothers &
Co. was established about forty years
ago by Frank V. Burton, the present
head Of the firm.
Ennis g. Sinnott sold TO Hanna Cohn
the plot, 100xl00, on the west side OF
Audubon av, 20 feet south of 10th st.
in the transaction. They are reselllng
MI Strunsky G. Co. were the brokers
in the transaction. They are reselllng
the property to apartment constructors
Ennis & Sinnott bought the site a
couple Of weeks ago from Wurzourger
g. Hecht, through Leo Solomon. Inose
sellers had acquired it twenty-four
years before at the Morganthau auc-
ton sale.
Other sales follow:
Manhattan.
la2D sT-The executors OF the estate Of Will
lam Mckee have sold rs and III west 1880 81,
100 ihyee story and basement dwellings each on
lot Is 500 H. between LenoI and seventh a,s.
The executors acquired the properly as plaihl'Hs
l..f Ian
!" 18TH ST-Ennis 4 sinnott have resod through
r. Nauhelm. l29 West 18th s., three story snd
basement dwelling on LOT .OtiOS pew" re- a. ers
acquire! the house last month from Anna { NaIeii-
tine through the same broker The ne" owner Is
''I i2iTH sT-shaw & g. hav. sold for Philip
Schleissner East l2ith St, three Sory aild
basement dwelling on lot 20Ilooll 10 client Tor
l2sTH sT-shsw & Co have sold for James
NJ Ryder 3le East i25th st. three ''oV building
w l5sTH sT,-John Brown has sold the lot, 2it
sail on the north side OF lj6th St.. l2j feet cas-,
Of Eighth aT The Coogan family owns lnost o'
the remainder OF the block. extending to the Har-
LEXINGTON Av--Pease 4 Elliman have sold cli
Ave story building at 81 Lexington av. between
l33D, sT.-shas & Go. have sold TO. for he, ne An
drews Institute FOR Girls - 70 50 West SD ST.,
three three story dwellings. on plot 5O199ll.
The Bronx.
MORRIS Ay.-B H. welsker has sold FOR the
Curtin estate 10 A builder for immediate improve
ment the plot 75Ii25 on the east SIDE Of Morris
av l0j feet south Of Fordham Rd. This property
had been in the Curtin estate for great many
years Il Is directly opposite the Forlham CLUB
property. sold by Mr WeisSer few days ago for
Judge Brady and others TO Mark L. Kelly
10th sT.-oReilly & Dahn have sold 10 an
investor AS 10 7j3 East l79th ST.. two hye stoy
new law houses. on plot 72G95. between Prospect
and Clinton avs
ELTON AY-Shaw Co. have sold 10 an In
vestor $40 Elton av.. a Eve stoy apartment house
on plot 50xl0O.
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Westchester Sales.

Albert Holborn has purchased the Keene
Euilding "a Main ST.. nearly opposite Mechanic
Sc New NocnslIe for SIS 900.
H. T. Colwcll has sold the Cuts property cor
rer Of Davis ard Center avs. New Rochelle 10 Al
bert MAhis'edi who will improve the plot. i6OI
23S with threJ cottages. The same broker also
yo.t 10 W. a. Ie Count for investment two lots
T. the MoultJn property. at Huguenot and Division
Tho Sca-sdaic Estates. Robert = Farley presl-
dent. sold lot 10000. on Greenacres az Green
res, TO {. I. Deshler. who will build Colonial
tyff zitiefc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
QUIET. IRREGULAR
TRADING INLONDON
Copper Stocks in Good Demand
Americans Close Steady
Discount Easier.

London. April 15.-The stock market
was quieter to-day and slightly
irregular. There was a good turnover
in colonial stocks, japanese bonds and
Brazalians, but the recent speculative
favorites were neglected. Copper stocks
were in good demand following the
rise in the metal. Amalgamated and
Rio Tintos leading.
The chief activity in the American
section was in United States Steel
and the low priced stocks. The market
closed steady.
Consols closed unchanged at SO 9-16.
Money was in good supply to-day
and discount rates were easier on the
better Bank returns. Money loaned
at Ia to u per cent; discount rates
for short bills were 1916 per cent;
for three months, 3 1-l6. The Bank
Of England released $4,000 in sover-
eigns to Egypt and earmarked $4,000
for Argentina account.
Gold premium at Lisbon was $500
Paris. April u Price, were irregular on the
Rourse TO-DAY. Three Der cent rentes closed 20
confines lower. at - francs 10 confines III
change London. . francs q confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

Business on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange was again on a broad scale,
and included heavy turnover of frac-
tional lots by commission houses. The
underlying tone continued firm, with
special strength in metal stocks, the
local fractions, railway supply issues
and the petroleum group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Dwelling Houses SolS

T. 7. Nevman so.d me three son ~
20Ei00. for Raymond Fry. % c,l,r;' e =
paucy. -
Edgar Tracey. client y Gso,,,
bought from the .. ~ Iaclson Csr.,.,, y
northwest corner n oxford tnd ~. !
Cedarhufst Park. a three son rgscs -, "A
plot l9OHlj0. The Jackson COmpsry - I
property recently. ard % vas held a. NJ n I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Edwar1 W. BfoNninz vim va n,,,,..
70 Miss Adele L0TeD. hn lsa,sA 49, ~.
E0biit. N the e. r. Wood. " ii -. v
from The McAf0ff0x BrO,hen for "a -. -.
apartments. comprising the enii1 tS.'s.
the Orsis apartment. AZ IS West sia q ~
inz Manhattan Square and Central p,,s "a
MT. Browning has also .sased IL rr~f -.
BE- connected ~ private sfairHy. Al "a
f0Wers. lakes. shru1s. gafIary, tlsrfg. -
and some other novel Ideas. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Angel Construction Gov W Schupner, 81 .0if. -
Fcrnclin Cemetery Associstlon-J C Wltte. $494 q
Sswa-A Vsde 81 .012 Il
Hartman John jr-Audubon Mortgage Co. s292 81
Mullen VI Al + Cahil. {36i -
Nyboe Naud-Jacob Doll Sons, Inc, t2i7. Il
Poster IIary-M Hynes et al. Sl3L2l
Weiser. John-M Wilhelm. a. AR. s7,l7SnT
Yodice. Joseph A Wool.ey e. a.. SOL!
Yodice Pasquale-Ssme. tl6j II
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Tie local market Tor SPOT cotton vas quet and
unchanged az 10 &c for middling upland; sales MI
Liverpool cables Spot cotton good demand: sales
10 000 bales. speculation and export. 1000; Amer
can 10. 900 Imports. $4,000. American. $4,000.
id-upland. 2 -0d. Futures opened quiet, gener-
ally points lower Closed barely steady. net q
point higher 10 y lower. May-June. 5.6jl:d; July
August. 5.79i4d. October November. 5,9jlld: Jan
uary- February, 6Ollld March April. 6.o6isd.
Manchester-Yarns duIl; cloths Quiet.
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S1,220,000 Loans.

Harris e. Maurice Mandslbagn ,ns a. y.
man Constru ton Company hlT, oe,sl.~t !
first mortgage loans. Ssuegitirs s. .AH
properties situated IN both. l8ls a. ~
west Of Fort Washington az n. oar, n
fys years, ~ per cent. ard we're obt.ss .
the METROPOLITAN Lfs Insurnos Cossa,,
Columbia knicherbocker Trust ConctrJ 4.
Frnklia Savings Bank
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Auction Sales YESTERDAY.
Parcels sold at auction in the Ye,
st. salesroom we're as follows:
b. Joseph P. Day.

Parcels sold at auction in the Ysr
st. salesroom were as follows:
b. Joseph P. Day
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phine Clauter et a kalirosit1 E5ae'I g.
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By Joseph r. Day
LOTS on Ba'tncs Lane sigma pi. lntsreitns
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taxes. etc. s. G24 . 10 the p'..at- ir - .
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al. Free. & MrEuc-y. arts " Sratrt
due. $2.9S-.2o. taxes exc. Sll9' 70 s -
FOR $500.
At the Brooklyn Exchange.
By Joseph 7. Day.
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= J shields Tor $500.
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dwls. G Baldwin % al AZ W 3 9Iisi
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part 10 VI Bianey Tor 5000
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SCHEDULES.
ASSIGNMENTS.

rur FRENCH ART NOVELTY WORKS 49,, ~;
Manufacture Of rhinestone n s.Uti Arnold The
81. maS' rs Incorporated in 1911. with eApi'N
stock u IS 900 ,.,, v..,k e.bmalz and Henry
ass' SeseTs At 55s Vs. .2d &, made an si'i Ioo
ment to William Heuke. j. hs .,I,Isss II ".
,.,h ~ made an assignment to David L. os"'
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News. 70. Hudson tFrl. New Yofk.
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A. Strathtay (Br). New York.
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