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New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
Inrestlgstlng Motor Stocks.

H. the Stock Exchange yesterday
A., vas no information forthcoming
,,.lsr the committee On business
..!u,t was or was not investigating
4. recent rapid rises in the motor
r,,ks The Committee Is lisincllned
yr 4 be known that it is inQuiring
n. particular matter, but the nat
., f the arguments that originally
r,-rh, It into being makes IL only res-
r.sbs 10 infer that it Is. The COM
--,ss's Job IS not so much 20 get the
Ssls Of what IS known TO be wrong
a 10 look into everything that is sus-
rsovs Il is tc forestall criticism,
=. 70 Vsit for it. Whether that means
srristo grant or deny a clean bill
disal.h IN g specific case is something
M has never been properly deter
-.,.d As a protection 20 the public II
h1ss little short OF what was eN-
,..,e5 Of i.. because nine times out OF
- he public has no knowledge of
vgsbir or not it has looked into mat
Yr, that, Jus .v or not, have become
glorious.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Stores and Lofts in Uptown
Buildings Rented.

william A White & Sou5 ana Philip lcse,son
isased TIE eighth foor Ia Zil % 80 West 5Ith
a. % Herman FeirberE printer. ~ the White
Studio. the top door Va 5Ji ffh a5. ior long
Dun & Brown co leased Tor Martin Ungri,h %
oscar Dohen he store f0Jr oi tho building lp3
Amsterdam sT
" x l. Hess have leased the seventh Ion AZ
i0j-l01 Flfh A. 90 Paul A s,rauh Co, and
the rear part u The lifh loit Al y q West -ilb
st. O. VI q 4 od.'eiH.
fogrh .9fi ~ . West 10Th o. 20 tie star hIm0na
Company
tis-es r Henry. electrical coHtracfcr. tss taken
a loH Z term lease OF ue store a. % West o5'h St.
bciRUru flfh a-i Itn avs
The Greeley square Really lompany Ie3s.,l no
f.o-e a. Ns8t -sth SO Tor J. u Wood ~. II.
Do.s1l Company % s.ph Ire Ruvo Tor five years
f--o.I aoo- Al We. sd fr w 81 Bur
r.us COMPANY 20 y IIs aru f1r tge yeas Tor A
5.l lard p-r..s. seCcld Loo. a. 30 Wet 20 s- 10
joseph Hasau f1I three jears. sore al lp b0"eg
nom Oc.irn \ Ciarksan. Inc. 20 NBuc-A-ouoHifS
C0mpa.y far ten years sId the Dtrui for Al q
Wesj 10 o. TO Philip Roth t0s tive years tlr a
Samue. n Martin leased ;hs s'o-s trI basement
a. 2l,a Eghth ~ % Uu0 liudrh
Tho h Raphael Company leased ne 4'"re a.
g1I Eigith as o. lre kaufman Shoe Corporation
Is EuF sh leased fle second .o't 100 -4f-2t5
West 4.th e. s. joseph G4ll. thi and fourth
lots iu -he same hU. fg zimmerman 4 Ne1@r
f.r fa.n % yaars u.I leased Or...s IU flr A or
Theatre Building 20 he Far Service Bureau ud
VI ius'. who h building two str1 stable.
50rIa0. at f-f-f-6 Ncs. -V''r sf. hs Iess~i the
premises from tH1 Da.s to client Tor I'VE j;ls.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twi,h mans and address % Attorney
MARCH 10.
Manhattan,

AtsAsy ROAD, ~ 1873 ron ,r cor 2'I,t IT, :,
20 Fannie Klein; atty. q 7 Co; i59o
sa,s ~ 81 TX 7rss IL M.rch ae ioia idI Bosoo
witz TO Manuel and Geofgine Perez. aity .no IL 4
cRoToss (wsaasuissroD Ay. n cor iS7i9
1t lCly av 1880: Nov 2j 1901; ignan .ni
Irene GrecnberEer: atty. Sid Randall isSS Ky
rloRIoGe ST. Is 1871 from q eor
Hester st. a 2T99 sr2i lore9s, June zs. 1903;
Abr l. and Iot,is Lev TO Aanis zgerdllnf i9s,
Gates U Bklyn; atty. HrakAnef Ss2 Ss2
FULTON Av, ~ cor 1871 st. %. sr2s 'rss .iI23i :.
a,iy.' Wsssenan 4 Kraas IS Liberty st: 5000
ss'fi n s'ios . s5sr n 50 TO bes. oct 81.
1911. samuel and Belinda Lyttle 10 Morris -,
derman: ..ly. L LITTLE, G Cedar Ct, M, s9g %
HUGHES Az cor S's,esn' a" q sIsvy Ss,oiIa "a
Tresey 70 Antonio Filippi. atty Grant Sa'sis .a,
LOT LOT aa5' Ell Map 1854 yor,h marble I'm Gland
cey A and Eliza D Free, 10 Chas Himinei Az
VI slrs.smsn. $50 Bway; $500
MONTGOMERY ST 25Is', tss I,o Msdis2n s6s M
70 Euenne d Winthrop. ia ssth ST. st,iy; dhd5
SAVE nsr PsopeRfY . rI9s Al. 80 1911; Hebrew Kinder,
ear'en and Nursery 70 Isaac Io~enied ct al,
eIr,. avs. Ansten q I l2s Bway; 81 700 700
ST sGtotAs 5s Ss so M.y Mar. ' % 5 aa a ada
sav Bank: G.tys. o'Gormsn. 81 Iaai9, aaa16,,
49, sLO.NNl
srUYyGs.Nr ST. n = 1912 s,h st. 25I47.7 u
lgt3J: Nov TO- 1899 Maria and Chas Meyer 70
Albany Clty saV lnsn Albany, y Y. atty
yALssTINs Ev. .. 1903 IsHh e. looyllJ.
MAJ TO- 1910. Hugh y Smy.h 70 ne G.ghe q
Rutgers Fire Ins 20 o. Y aty. T g 4 u 60;
WALTON Av.ea. 1909 i15th St 20 2rsl sI5l I
90. March }. 1912. Geo Z ana Marion W
Buckbee N Antoine BendS 1887 R0sedAls az.
s;ty. y Patton. IS Liberty u. sl,oVy
WALTON GV IN cor North ST.. . .. 2S2Z
l75th st 65 sr34 4r8B 3I-. March J. 1919. same
TO Margaret Archibald. Boms. y 4 HV 81 .sins 1eS
WOODRUFF AV. 4 s3ls . Boston Road. 81 et
1853: March g. 1899. Alsr h1.ngion 70 Harlem
say Bank: atty A Snow. 10 Wall q; 5000
4,IH ST 75l f. $ 275 20 AZ. 25Iloo5 o.;
S. lsli. Sarah Goldman 20 Aler Arolo LOG
Central PARK West; atty. LeV. ~ ~ ,io VI, ~
t27TH ST. ss2 W. IS, 100 s,h u l5E99 II
March s 1915 Frank and Helena HAYDEN 70
E.i8 3 Reynolds. St Nicholas Pl. at,y' I, -
4 r Co. s'yS
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
EXAMINE R. |. BOOKS.
Minority Stockholders Get
List of Shareholders Names.

As the result Of the decision OF the
Rock Island officials TO allow the repre-
sentatiyes Of the minority stockholders
20 examine the company's books, in
order 20 obtain a complete list OF the
stockholders, with the amounts held b.
each. the books were placed az their
disposal yesterday Stroock & Stroock'
counsel for Nathan Amster, who Is the
leader in a movement 20 issue an IN
dependent call for proxies for the an
nual meeting. next month, had charge
Of the transfer Of the names.
J. j. Quinlan, yice-president OF the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Company, issued a statement, In which
ne said that the permission granted 10
Amster TO examine the books had no
reference to the criminal prosecution
which the latter had caused TO be
brought against MIN.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
Caution Infervenes.

he hackers o. Mexican Petroleum
rnstimes read The news from Mexico
aiuggh the same srcctacles as the
ln IN the Street Otherwise the stock
hi company whose prospects were no
Nga,er when the shares rose 10 II
eii they are now, but less so. If any
e-g, would hardly have declined s
o point in yesterdays market 20 a
cs points below that recent high.
.s presumpt.ve cause Of the decline
Va rot distribution, but the news
IN Washing'ou that the administra-
~ there believed a battle 60 be i'm
s,'a! between the Carranza and
ia forces iu the oil fields around
''rfto, where Mexican Petroleum s
Eitipsl properties lie. So far there
m been no interference with the
aapshy's plants They have shipped
~ oil whenever they so desired, and
n' only g fow days ago that il
~ nid in high quarters that the
I,'gsmert wa prepared 20 60 ahead
1ieenily and book contracts for all
1ly production. Even now the
a,iahy apprclar5s no interference,
y 'peeulators ir the stock market
ipparently too cautious 20 make
Snhdence wholly their own.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
STUDYING WEST. PACIFIC
State Ownership Idea Said To
Be Gaining Favor.

The postponed meeting Of directors
of the Denver e Rio Grandc Railroad
Company. to consider a reorganization
Of the Western Pacific. scheduled 70
take place yesterday, was further post
porej. i'm order TO learn whether any
thing practical or definite is likely 10
result from the suggestion Of Rudolph
Spreckeis that the property be taken
over and operated by the State Of Call
fornia.
Mr. Spreckels has had several in
portant conferences with representa- T.
tiyes Of the Western Pacific bondhold
ers. Il was irtimated that the bond
holders and the Denver & Rio Grande
directors may be inclined to consider
the suggestion of Mr. Spreckels ia
vorably. Apparently the whole matter
has not gone far enough yet to make
it possible to decide the state owner
ship plan can be regarded seriously.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
COTTON EXCHANGE
MEN MUST BEHAVE
McAdoo Appointee Here to
Watch for Violations OF
Cotton Futures Law.

Members OF the New York Cotton Ex-
change have been placed under surveil-
lance By the Secretary Of the Treasury,
so that they will not violate the pro
visions OF the Smith-Lever bill govern
ing operations In future contracts. ET-
Judge Augustus W. Graham, Of Oxford,
n. c., who was recently appointed By
Mr. McAdoo as cotton futures at;or-
ney," began his duties here, with Offices
at the Custom House, last Monday.
Judge Graham admitted yesterday
that at the time Of his appointemens
he was not familiar with the terms OF
the Smith Lever law. In fact, he did
not even know that such q law was IN
existence. But he is an ardent sup
porter Of the administration, and was
a delegate 10 the Baltimore convention
which nominated President Wilson for
the Presidency.
"No one was more surprised than
was when my appointment became pub
lic," added Judge Graham, with the ae-
cent Of a true Southerner. 81 have
been engaged in the practice OF law a.
oxford for many years, and have just
recently been able 20 put my Affairs IN
such shape that | could come to New
York and take up my new duties.
81 do not expect that the cotton ep-
changes Of the country will wilfully
violate the regulations issued by the
Secretary Of the Treasury and the Sec
retary OF Agriculture under the terms
Of the cotton futures law. / believe
that it is their intention 10 cooperate
with the government as far as posi-
BILE"
Judge Graham is 20 have FIVE or sir
assistants appointed from the Civil
Service TO investigate alleged violations
of the law. They will all be experts
on the subject Of cotton, he said. he
will direct his particular attention TO
Section, II, which provides for the i'm
position Of tax Of 2 cents a pound
on orders for the sale OF cotton trans
mitted 10 a foreign exchange where the
rules for trading and the form OF con
tract do not conform TO the require
ments Of the American government.
Judge Graham left last night for
Washington for further conferences
concerning his new duties.
Members of the Cotton Exchange ere
much incensed over the policy Of the
Treasury Department in subjectlng
them to what they term as nothing
short Of a system Of espionage. They
say they have no intention Of violating
the law, and that they need no one to
spy on them.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
II)PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
o,thIellem Steel Jumps
punror That Prominent
Short Is Caught,

s.,,lshen steel furnished the sensa-
F'n'b F, ,be day. with an extreme rise
81 s,,S q points, all but a fraction Of
Sa q was he'd at I'll the ,o close. ,So Man! Many
ere ,oning their story Of not so long
NshoTh"at dividends we're IN sight
g. s,'N Mr. Schwab would have them
sisns' the bulls on the stock told
e ho1 a mysterious issue Of seeuri-
i'' g VAS IN contemplation, which
ass inTs ils-ine 10 the common stock
VIE, ssyS rights Of great price; and
k.S,v s.S, who did no, care oyermuSh for for
AZ sss ,sparasa Tsr' informed .o1 ne that rat
',fS,.srcicr. had been outfanked by
s'V .ns n and forced 60 cover an eN-
at .. o.',. .hcrt position. Yet 1t was not
a':vs SO 90 .hat .he Street had him
loss .;Ts his bcarish position on
l',saJsu,' l','1;.sem In favor Of the other side.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
Realty Notes.

Tia Ct4-r.s Uersle Res ty Company irs Obtained
tgldi.g loan OF $3.50 600 fiom HoHy R"lHe.u
for $50 flc story house. 10 be erected o.. t.' Nr.'
he Neu York Mortgage and Security Company
hss declared quarterly dividend Oi per ce. ou
iIe csp.ta. stock OF tAe company payable April ]
10 stoc holders o. record a. t-e close Of bushes o.
lly1-e & wgckor hsr. been appointed agents oi
tie eleven story store AID .o't building. u ad iy
West 18Th It,
sr sto-y McycrOwitz Building a. -ao ana -''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
A. to Bethlehem steel.

e,rshress IN Bethlehem Steel. even
81 is SO rampant as 20 move the
~ ~ m 5 points in a day and make
~ 4. ,-saiur so that particular issue
~, W tban iu any other OF the i2O
- IN is not SO hard TO understand.
T'-tsre in the country, probably.
80 psopls read about stocks, is 10
- .t.soin that the company is one OF
~ ~os, prominent recipients Of war
:. -, Is earnings from this source
:. ,opulsr'y supposed TO be enormous,
- reasonably tEcy may be. Then
y. S,bwsb's declaration that no diyi-
-, will be paid on the common
...E u he can help IL. until an eI-
s..,;v. construction programme ia
E.,ls3 possibly has obtained q c!rcu-
-, Considerably less wide than the
-, of way orders. Tne time is close
! land when the company's annual
,.,-t will be made public-another
..,,;bls influence on the stock, because
gh umorrd that 81 per cent will be
Am after preferred dividends.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20

to nmi s'ssFc orsri9s, barely .,ssdy Frc.s rslh. %
cred sI'ss do5ea Iag 'SIsss packed d,,, prs
2ohc. nut. ipi. @20o. seconds. ish r lee: hen
.ls ssS .nd S aaay ay . ss a ,y Wse s..Sefsd
fac heunciy hrowns slis 32ho gathered and mited.
lsR lle. duck ssS, stat. ard nesfby. Indian run
ner. Soc baltimore. 1850. Western, s2a stc
Tenn .nd ether scod Southern. SIG a.ci Far South
'rn. "Sase sco,' sfs sg,, So. 9dgn71ts d2,171t soesh.
qs1s, STS' 'i'i f.s enc .uppy i'p .FFs ss's9e'rs
E s Na SSss@ S. Gs@o S HsS gsSa'. g. p.dr ' ID
s 3 lieu Davis. t.5oatl y; winessp. g. ee@ s.
Miao';P va ee, set g ASs%%' .,s,1s1 tlgr.as
q 10, ~ Western Dor, e'eg.a IrhRs klsfTs, btT.
=S 81 5Sg'! e,s'' ,cs STH"ehHaa tao. ca
:;,is {5 ,is'ffss' l@s 81 u. f:
iaiIr, H. be-, BE-, SOeSi2 q roriq Nee; s;s,s
sisiS cay ,i.Ssii55 hc Cuban rS''s 'sssSS'isss' S'i ' D
HAY AND STRAW.
Markst steady on high grade timothy hay. but pm
sat1facioJ movement Of medium aud lower srades
@ % %siss sl'SS sS *" e. 50I 10 '%o', No IsS IsSss;so
ef4o, STRAW. ne, No !. ii5. Csman tslas 900
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Pas,oo. N liberal supply and .eak s,ceps Br-
Southern S lew D IsttaS. RSS 5sSsi foTifoEs BcT
muds No /. bbI t0.5OsS'. No 2, 35gS0. South
d ed IS Bs, IS ssa 8. esS.' ,is;iss. 81 H.iHs. ' S"R
$50 ID. iI25gSi. 30: bAE ;l.sOsi 40. state, buis.
isO d. 81 2j94l87, bbl OF bas. 81 l2o9tlSo; yer-
-. N.25@ SlJ0. SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. bsk.
81 .5@s %. Southern. bbl Sos 80; ONiONS.
Shte. crsie. bge $50 yellow. bag. tecgN ~ red
Yyssp .SI uv1I . ~, Sgo.i. ,, "S" th ,$ts. e.
s. 5OeSl5; loose bor SI@S6.5O: ARTICHOKES.
Cal. boz. 1aqSl; BROCCOLI. bbl S. So; ANiSE.
Dol. s. j0aS3, BEANS ia NsI, bsk. tl@s550;
green. 5000. BRU sSFIS sPHOrTS. a. 30 zoe;
Cal large drum. t5dtl0. BEETS. y or. 100
punches. S2aSl Bermuda. crate dSl2j. old.
lhl 81 C.. 100 bunchos. Sc. CARROTS. o.d.
l0o-.b bag. 50G5yc bag ~ bbl INV ashed. sOc4 81
beimuda crale. slSsl Is OF. 100 punches. t.9
:, ,$L1O@>5, CELERY, Ila' iE.i.cn crate
fIoV" N<3V' al case A.@f. ObLEkib' near
~. 20. N-@N, CAbBAGLh. a white. eTa'e'
= 200 St.'3, bss. sli"e 81. red {2@$--5; od'
Nnhe. toh' $ItW tlt. bb.. iJctta J. 10, reu tii'
RlV'>.V. Dbl. N.t'1 ss@5' a. III fLOW Ei;9
crate Sia - 70. tIltoil. usk. Fi-'9|i.'o' Dol
0O p. ie'A AAplf.. bt!, -. .0H . ~ uHl. r'
= -, i'blLA -, ia, upl Alsga s".2V, u1si,i'
Ei.'y' >-.'o. LNDlNE I'D. iNc. bphS .l'ADISh.
~ LOUIS. bpl 4t.o. ~ nea. g'; 80 $3.'9 ll'-
T. ','. ,'o,e i'. l9. H...V. NALL n.l 81 ,i@
m ~ h"uIi'AHh .'' hh.sNe. Hfgs e.. -
~ 49, ."' '1... '' f.'y. % t1..o
iStSt MY 49, ~, 60
~ '->2 H''ss.a oi, at3 - o,ni -
90 ~, lAiN) nn = 20 30 90 On "a o-ll.I 'e
,- Fpt VAN 70, - -, ',y oW"'sssl
a. tIsi 60 - 't..'' Heo 80 2'i Is' t3te
ii-,ai,s -, rSppr0s - At5 "a
,,tN y - :, =, VI y
s,-'0t .Ipei; As@ 80 iAINS rs pot sh.2Y
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

r,,.-roo, March lo-wnEArIspot. hHn; no "a z
N.aoys ls ssd 80 Gs.l G,Sed "a.at aeT Is s'si.
Am.sf'n Fi,H FFLiG,fnwinier patents IS: a. PANs mi
shtt cL COS Cd ~ BASoN@Gugesr "a onr eesr middies
fis 81 Ia, M "a res,c' cas- short clear bscLs SOC "a "a
ss'oaaes saus,s aAdleao AlSmrTfans Ieascd pals IS.
Gcv; 's I'd o. al CHETsE-osnAdisG, anG.t i,.,.i
new ss e Fss5.G ga "a Is6si} a6si59
OIL 80 rLTEoLLTS LTS6TTr6%sEED 6II-Hun re-
Common. noiulh@. W.
{, el SPOT. COS ga ,r>SFrD Calcutta March
i.3 r.i Ap" Is 5ss Il, srEhN Oh siia f-s .ulls lGs
ffrRoIrl ATo,.csq' ...',I f'isfs #. Cd 'rrRFEN
eitd,. TALON ". "A ROsiN-Amencan sHnaed
~ I'D. t.pe 'G.' lfs lu
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
n.nr MErAI MARKETS.

rorprp71,, local street market was urini AZ. T..1 ~
e,roys quoted At i'si5.e sH3 ss2 9'fs Ser saadad &
l4&c Iu Loldou copper S osfd az no., for eec.io-
s1oi f67 l0s foI futures AN' 80
12 nm o, IN f1oon l9, ta so.sd :. sdsS'i q fi9s for for
Metal Efchauge /. G S,i,,-es and there were saies
a. 70 Grs soi and $50 tons fat@fs. lsc and Es,
Lad urn, &c" tIonA1u lead. f22 ia %
'siPTI'rTR neglected and nominal !" A''''D
s~rIf,r closed al AAt ~.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
Wifi WALL STREET NEWS

70 (, ieout 8gto 900 ~ TIE bsnh IL in-
N. -, reported u.Y..r.nts ~ cu~rtl . IN 8
sa1a if1u W- interior was 500 20 600
: W.,ld1S '-l.4 600 national bank rotui
tsoss,-. 20 'o- fcI-rp.u Imports ~
<@,C7 sa5 .T-,.si-. ,,....l.i'-, Va st.t o10
81 ,.le g...J lerc resulted l4 rl. meat
'lesgD 1 100000
sgr.S e ten y1u typewriter Company
y. Ttsr,ss ol o. dividends on the hrst and
ls~.o er,s.. ,.',-. pending fCpors from its
~~ss ps.uet N,uCkll Ic.s have elected
'Nn 70 As board O, directors
~ tiAts,.' 'ohn10n VINO feccnuy purchased the
~oc..ss 80 Q, Plnp4ut v DAVIS Gas be-
n Nuh Barbour & Co
u, avets $500 of emergency currenry re-
a. 5,n oca suI-rrcasuD yesierday.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH l9.
Manhattan.

ana Az. f73-63) Al. Rci'h ani ilo. trl' %
TJry fourth ~ Amusement Corpn ny 5iA A.;
5000
i4TH ST. los W su. Herman 70 r Darling
aUi srr. 40 " lQ4-I - 10 - from Asy J.,
IIl-. a.-v g. "a Lane .13 Baay. 81 200
PiER ~ fAsT RiyER. buiAhedI. City of ! 70
IrIFb Valley Il 90. rs Liberty -. 10 yrs
.IiN5, =
,?o ST. Nor-h River fs-r7 franchise, sin tqlS-
I.5 Liberty So. 90 W from jane o.. 1915 -;
conn Counsel Municipal big. iit -9'
.1O ST. AUrA RIVER wharf lrcpery. ellia.ns
go az ENC S50s a.
I7isr ST. g5s 7go y. al VI Corner % B. l.
teA a. n si----..- ira Nr..-.i ~ s 1o0
20 Az - c-f 1854 81. cor i.a-s. s-lal-AIp 70
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH is
Manhattan.

LAWRENCE ST. I54. W Cromwell - Al ~.
e. B Meyer Ct a. foreclosure oi m.sj. A.Ds.
sullivan 8 tr1mwsl
AMSTERDAM Az. 1893. CiD Real Es'a's 60 az
Man Fo.ry ~ a. foreclosure OF m-sl, aus. II
SW an. -..., 81. ~
18Th ST. n s. ~ lst Az S'IlQO II, w g
BJwe-, az Fidelity C0us'ruruol Go e. a. amend
ei fo-scl's4re u m.gJ atys Bowers sands
MOUNT MORRIS Az 2s. hath.e.H DO. anu;
az Annie H.y e. al foreclosure Of m.si, 49, L
s PilMey. ,
Scn.fer ct a. foreclosure u migsj' atUs p5o
4 Blueri1r
FlrscAfnall Realty 60 e, a u0recl-sure o.
"A eoNTAINE Iy rs. bet 10Th aud ls0.h SIS.
'o, .. TAX Len 90 of Nos iOrh AT " % toll'-l
- a. Oo-ee Osure OF transfer OF tst Aeul. s'iy
e6TH ST I'D W. p II Ross agt Ehel II Moore
et = foreclosure of mig; atty, ESa.d
PEARL ST -15. schwartz e. al sgt Cans
e. =. ,IarILOuIi ats. MJfrt
The Bronx.
HOME ST. s2l-o2y-9-5; y sadowsg ast Csrmine
ooustrIc. .oa GO et AL foreclosure " m.gj, aiy.
L HeIuug.r.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
Specialists
BOHOUGH OF EROOkLlN.

mf,lm-r 8 car'au. tol psrk Az. Tel ss7 Mur mn.
BUSINESS BUILDING pUuhrVs tREDK Fox
a 60. ll West 41h ~' s1 .ta brosdNg
rn...I .-LI -. I.nNAI.IN
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
III zMeR|eal Estate
)Market
Builders Purchased Big
Corner Plot in Bronx

s,.S. B Bfsnnsr 20; Bssy; 81 200
7iST ST. lte T. cor store and b; n Cana iIo
% HO'dis'' III SD st. ''' "'ia 81 20, aaS
HARLEM RIVER. bet n 8 2ooth u and . .Vi..
q, lend under water contains lItso " ",
Ctu of n Y " United Electric Light and
Power 90. I3o L 18th st. 10 Yra from Dsc 4.
1914. stiy. Corpn Counsel. huniciDai bog
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20

Refined wa unchanged on the tish Of e.sVe y.
g. a. graUulatet There was no improvement pr
,'s,s busi,.ess aUd withIrawas on o.d ofjrt "rI,
roterste Raw vas unchanged ana "lig 's'.''
ftttis higher m theii yisNs sld theIe "e.c Lo go
rrr1-,rI for prompt shipment although thtie w..
~, ~ no 90 bass f1r n.st haf Aprl shipment
70 80 ro.t and freight eQGai 10 A3.. iof
tdfursL The market cosrd i'm a. 50 -.
Tor centrifugal. 4940tc IgI h' --s''' .-1 - 1
lg-I5c for Oubss. cost sui ielsll
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20

ooO); Jan 20. due I. per bond: atty. W ~
Oleott. iTo Bwv: B.ogo
MONAGHAN Az -. 800 n Jefferson a., 2sSi0o;
levine and sno 70 N Ri'ksn, 1887 Bfo9k s'j
rsb 20; dgs April 10. 1870; g. .tX .6a ~
NEW C0sc0UR9E, -. 1913 iss,h 81 2srsl .;
W Smith = Serial Bgi dins Loan ssuns
bond; atty. ! T Aulhsll. 20s Bray; - 900
PILOT ST. g. i2s City Island az sorioo. Mar
aret NJ s,ringhsm 10 Home Building Loan
Assn Of Mount Vernon. March Is. insialmeni.,
D G; atty. r @ T Co. $500
sC0FlElD ST s.. t5tli = City Island a' bO.@I
100. J Williams 70 q A Crosby and sno. 81
Pilot st: March 10: yrs. 8 y c. atty. q n
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
The Bronx.

HOME ST. sgl-o2J-9-j, y ssdovsky agt Csrmin
Coustruc' .ou CO ct al foreclosure u m.gI. ats
HeiuLg.r
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20
Auction Sales Yesterday.
Parcels sold a. auction IN the Nesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
H.. Ham I.raf,

Parcels sold ~ auction M the Nesey
Street salcsroom yesterday follow:
-, u,,r, Er.d,
LIBERTY ST. i-b-1. s s. 4ii b.. '2.tr
tJ.I ir-cs 70 l-3 S Cedar st. ~ s,y bldg. Metro
poitau Lie ius 60 al Iigl;tt tel aAl LASi-
h-sfA- ~ -, l,f.+ r.s. line Stt.'.
1870 tav., etc. S-.-s3.aO TO tie plaintiff
f1r So. 0UJ .,-.o 9,
l2zTH ST. i5 ". . e. 800 Leiof ~ -ad3s II:
50 dHl.. Bank Tor ~aVnss IN ~ oi
sr. Cam Ia II Patterson et a. ta'"aader.
Wi.ker.aam & Taft. a--,s A. Wal. j g. Conleu.
re-. due &c J9-.55; taxes. etc. 'l55s0. with
drawn -. p... r ty.,r.fiv
~ i''-
IV'n - -'' 'i,,r,s %.yb.-n :. Al All Dora
y,H ,'.i'--.,, o.. a." * A !, Gin .f.v e6= Fulton
't,I--.. % 81 ger'f, ,rf I.e so 65I %.
- '''''.'" a.. a., .f..- fl = ri'rles4s y
saA... N-r Co.. f.-. r t- st1 500
soTu sr rt4 IS T. 81 .-1 r Amsterdam av % 3t
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20

Il it0IlI v lS-toI - as % swdam ~ I
: SSH 20 10 90 vacant; Aa.ne"s3A 81
a exN AZ Esther A Wheaton e. "a. q bl'h-
baLs- stu- Is william O.. Ii r U.N. ~ Ige.
y--sl6ss t44-l. e.c. 3l.Vye T. t-e yiainlG. i'f
Z 900.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-20

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless Otherwise sts-3d
MARCH %
Manhattan.

..-.--.,.,, a., . - . t-c,h a. 100 f0vi0o.
!u.a e. Jones TO u y 'S'd2t, - -, - :;
March r. pnot nE 'aoO0oO,s, dHs ps, Ju{{ lc6
Az e. ;. lot g. map annexed 10 DECD los 49, l3'
ard go: FnedA HaH TO taslay 90 oi Avn, n a.
% %. " .s .''.erl per bad ~ ''''.' - 500
Az D. q s ~ s 6th g. 5't,2. srhEsgE To- 4
kstss lJ lud.cw s.. Me'c1 r,l, .os
Bt4r. 49, H.. 80 e., ,.
sLOROGE ST. l5sL He''e, ~ s. ii.,o Nv ~,
Mach ls 'p-or mtg Sr4'lyl, / yr'' sSS,65
u h,a. wet so b%a}t . oo.,a siI,
Realty g,-ru 90 Es'e.le LsltsherT'r 10Y w. ~. -
s. March . {gs.,e 'VHof m'S . e. 68}
LOT 2'3. NAP y NJ ~. c FTees to tni'a .
Pe.msae.f t1-operauYe J. A'3 i,,;;,, ,';; !
MAIDS 20 az. AarcA ~ lA''a'' @''' 015
sUFFOLk ST. - 100 iister g. s'Li9o SodaI ,d,5
Really ,trgn {. Es..-e a Ss6sIa trS D a..
81 Nareh . ,PGif,I n,Jt,y nv '@'0'''' ''' 600
IN Gv 5I'e'a l'' Ii's nS' s., asIas. Fr-da Hs,
70 Cas- Cssus.S - = Ans-lGa ss william S. M.s,csa3
30 ~ IS. - ~ ~ '-'' 'r,e % -, bond March
~ i'-'' N'-- s. OJ1
TH ST a3' o. ' 20 r's a. .5i 5i'-t II q. '' H5r
is. 3 yr.: ;ls.oo2
" e. a to Lawyers Tl..s ana TT Go. Mlflh. = 3 3
,o{ya o{yialf'G ~ 7s,o, s2t r- ,5Ii5. KsnSea
% Mea Rsn5sa. i5s len "' March Il s!Sj %
-, am. iV' ~ D"V ;5i q, acta2. Amos
lSdn o'' =. > - E,-,,e,. to,1 IT. 10. Marfl
te-P ~ a.. a. i11d ~, Cel.r Il \ H.
D.. ". ule .' c''N' @''' N'''' 'sli ooj
-, - .-e"Ao q, Oh -, T.rqs. I J T5bl4
10 fmirant ind say Bs.. Mar.a 10. yrs.
a.Js ii 0,el;'l' r. N .1riai IL /
~ - r,,,--sr. IN ~.y TX. Mach ID. s
l'll 10 ,'i'.t i..- ID t'.sr','.r- ~. s4l 00y
II s., - "a - ~ .t..., ~ t1t.0. /. E.rr.ar
50 81 +. - o' 4, 1i-.' ,i,'', A''s A., ~ ,.,
le@,t % TO lara d. t' .,Ti,.- ,,,, - T. UoD
~ 4~..' - ~, -, '.i,l5Pl. r-et, asrt
I3D 81, B. o'' q, 81 a' .t',,,it-.--,- -.--, ~, -. -
20 Casualty 90 oi Ailt'' d. % "''.-lI '.' " Sio5
li fIluf uts ~ .vVY t"c 90 -,,a ~ ri,
HIH 81 . ts,.' q, o, - -, Az % - MILAN a. :
Tar .o tGus.y 90 ~ A-l,'i.a - "li..4tI - ~ o
March - I2ror mis !le.oV9 due Z" DeF 099a 91a
,..,o, a., rs. s.yS
leTH ST. 3 80 o. ~ az 10 sIiOy y III rfeIA ~,