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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
RIAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
ruildcr Buys Plot in 38th st.
From Physiciali---Gives
APARTMENT in Trade.
ppoNN THEATRE LEASED

r. .t.s were reported yesterday
,,,a-. r Manhattan or elsewhere IN inc
-. .... 'fre best deal In Manhat-
- u.. purchase by builder Of a
lido. .ut rear the Lord Tayor
'... .. r.f.r avenue. II comprises two
,..r.... U.uLut last year 10y physi-
..,. .p..uu.a on the building boom
49,. ,.. suddenly dcv ioped in the sec
w.. .I.. property was sold In trade
mr am apartment house. the sale OF which
,,s reported iu The SrN yesterday
,,--.rs S house on the Park slope
Y...g,,.. v.. sold to an Investor for
...... ION WostChcster came news
'. $40. ot the iHduc house at Mount
g. ..I Newark reported the sale
" ,.... ,. .g theatres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
The Dorcas Corporation. Manhattan. capl-
tai $1,000; directors. Cornelius &. BeelSmau,
Edgar Beckman and 4. Bellion. New York
Tho Jacob Bloom Realty Corporation. The
Bronx, capital $500; directors. j. Bloom,
city.
The Summit Realty and Development
Company, Inc, Brooklyn. capital $40. 900
directors !. l.. Watts, New York city; y ".
Van Wsgonen East orange. y. j.; NJ. 4.
Whine. New York city.
Brooklyn. capital $1,000; directors. Alex
ander Miller George e. woolf and Nathan
Levy. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-descrlbed
property is TO be sold Is ;S2,AOAl7, with IN
terest thereon from the Sth day OF October,
1914 together with tho costs and allowance
amounting 10 s3oi.GO. with Interest from De
cember 10. 1914. together with the expenses
n the sale. The approximate amount or the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are TO loo allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the pur ''H-H money, or paid
BY the Referee, Is sl,lS1 and Interest
Dated, New York, December 80, 1914.
PETER l.. MTILALY. Referee
The sale above advertised Is hereby sd-
journed to Thursday. February 9Th, 1915. at
the same time and place.
Dated. January Il, 1918.
PETER l.. MULLAIY Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
BIG CROWD, BUT FEW BIDDERS.
Auction offerings Go to plaintiffs
and Professional Buyers.

The Vesey street auction room showed
old tine activity yesterday afternoon, more
properties being offered than for many
months. A large crowd filed tho room,
but they were not there to buy, as most
NJ the properties offered went to plain
tins or professional buyers. The volun-
'ary offerings chiefly Interested specula-
tors Details of the result of the offerings.
he largest probably this year, will be
found .l another column.
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Az, iOJ9-sayin. william u
to Lawyers Mtg Co, 80 Liberty -. $4,000
LEXINGTON Az. lo5e--Lawyers Mtg CO 70
Icqis M Ia X ios PARK Hvi atty; FG 200
75TH ST 3OS w--lawyers Title lns 4 T
90 20 Rowery savings bank l2s BoNeryi
atty, T. r lus 7 60, $50 Bway $4,000
sTH Az. ?si7--Anerican Mtg Co to Caro-
crs q :, - cedar st .............f vas, 600
STH Az. e647--Reed. Sylvanus and eno
cxrs. to Anna II Parsons. S5 5oth .!
attv. bowers 4 :. &C Cedar 81 49,: 81
q reed, Mlddetown. !; attys. Bowers
a s. 90 Cedar Il ..................u 1905
lsT Az, ll5-Reed, syiyanus and ano
eXrs, to Anna Parsons % Soth ~
S7TH sT, 10: W-vanderbeck Gertrude 4
To Harris Mande!baum, j. W sIth 81
attys woodford. a d, l Madison, ax We
s7TTIHi ST, iss w-Mandsi6aum. Harris TO
Lawyers Mtg 90. SO Liberty 81 @,ty VA
Woodford. IS \ ", ] Madison av .slpo
S7TH ST. l52 Waivers Mtg GO 70 harris
Mandeibaum, ie W S7th 81; attys' Wo9ddo,
ford, y & 49, 1 Madison av ..,..,.,.flOo
brons. go. Nj.
GREENFIELD. CARRIE, to Albert psv "a
EoSTGHirABLE TRUST co to Manhattan M,sss
MG&SnArrAN Mrd co to lawyer, Mia
II ftGHNsLER. cmAs. ext, to Iorenz hse 5,;
RASDALL. HY 7. ,rus, to Geo Kosnig- and IA
MFEff e BuRToN c, exr, TO Frank y
MI 2essn2. cHAs c. To- Julia Hammond %, 800
LoFTTS EDW NJ. to Edw j ShalVey; t2OO9
AMERICAN MTG 60 TO Caroline al a
REED FEB sYLvANUs 4 ana .,no, exrs, TO Anna
II Parsons. zee 90 &c o . ''' -
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TO SELL DIckEY ESTATE.

\ large tract In tho Hunts Point section
Of The Bronx win be sold at auction on
February l6 in partition action brought
by Charles -. Dlckcy against Mary w.
y. Dickcy and others. The property is
known as the Greenbank, and extends
from Hunts Point avenue to tho Bronx
River. "A distance OF about ten blocks.
Roughly, the other boundaries are
Randall and Seneca avenues. The sale
will he conducted by Joseph =. Day in
the Bronx galtsroom
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PLANS FOR SD STREET LOFTS.
q. 4. whcciock TO spend s35O,OOO
ON structure Near Park Ave.

George \. Wheolock filsd plans yester-
day for the sixteen story store and Of
hce building which he will erect at 80
TO jS East Thirty-third street adjoin-
ing the Park Avenue Hotel which oc-
cupies the Fourth avenue frontage be-
tween Thirty-second and Thrty-third
streets. The building has been designed
by George Kester and will cost ap-
proNlmately $4,000. II will have a
frontage OF S3i feet and depth Of
9S9 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MANUFACTURING
CLOTHING Army Building, 80 whitehall
Sealed proposals, in tripllcate, wiz be re-
eeiyed. here. until II O'Clock \. NJ, February
s, 1915, and then opened, for manufacturing
and delivering at either the New York or
Phladelphia depots OF tho Quartermaster
Corps. so, 600 olive drab cotton coats In
Col. q. NJ. c. Depot O. NJ.
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nr,s PARK SLOPE HOUSE.

Jerome Property Corporation has sold
Ue Tenth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. three story and base
nent brick and stone residence, on lot
isyl0o f,- James : Corrigan to Mrs
Garri,r. for occupancy.
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BLAINE SELLS VII. VERNON HOME

Jones. Alrckes n Jones have sold for
James 49, Blaine his residence at the COR
1sr VI Primrose avenue and Westminster
.,e1u, IN the Chester Hin ston, Mount
Vernon to a New York merchant. The
property has a large frontage on both
avenues. and is considered one OF the I'm
-,. res .lruces In this section. II was
acid 20 10000 and was sold for cash.
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TO DISCUSS LEGISLATION.

Discussion will hn had on legislative
measures affecting New York real estate
at the meeting OF the Harlem Property
Owners Association tomorrow evening
at l47 East l25th street
The regular meeting of the West Side
Taxpayers Association will he held to-
morrow evening at IIeinebund Hall, 267
West Thirty-fourth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

Pease Gilman have rented for Hor-
ace Is. Saks his five story American base
mcnt dwelling, 17xiOO feet. at so East
Seventy-third street between Madison
and Park avenues. TO Louis j. Grum-
back
Duff & Conger and Bryan L. Kennedy
have leased for Joseph w lawrence his
residence at 1855 East EiRhteth street for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

w. c, Van Antwerp. chairman OF the
committee on quotations OF tho Stock
Exchange. had the following to say m
regard TO the Hewitt bill THE bill need
not he taken seriously. The law of that
State prohibits bucket shops. and the
Stock Exchange Is attempting TO aid IN
the enforcement OF the law by prevent
tations.
THE committee on quotations has never
withheld its approval from any applicant
who was believed TO be deserving but Il
has not approved and never will approve
the application Of any one whose purpose
In applying for these quotations Is be-
Iieved TO DO questionable"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
WHITE PLAINS TRADE CENTRE.

The New York Central Railroad is ne
gotiaung lease for $50 feet Of bust
ness property at White Plains extending
from the newly completed station. The
coinpIetion Of the new Harlem division
station. which was opened to the public
few weeks ago. is changing the char
acter OF all the property surrounding IT,
The name Of the lessee Is withheld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
NO ALARM OVER TICKER BILL.
Measure, Says Van Antwerp, Need
Not He Taken Seriously.

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. Ex-senator
Hewitt has introduced a bill. aimed at the
New York Stock Exchange, which. II
adopted, will compel the Western Union
Telegraph Company to furnish its stock
quotations ticker service to any ono that
il willing TO pay for H. regardless whether
membership IL held in the big exchange or
IN the Consolidated Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
BRONX THEATRE LEASED.

The Prospect Theatre. at Prospect and
WestGhester avenues one of the largest
show houses In The Bronx. has been leased
by Marse a Brill The lease Ii for ten
years at a. rental said to be close to Ss5.-
600 year. The theatre seats 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
r,uk AVENUE FLAT REsoLD.

PARK AVENUE Bernard A. Gutenberg
has resoId to Emma q. Couboy. 1880
Park avenue, near Nincty-hfth street, q
nv story Hat ON hot 25NlQ0. John j.
kavanagh negotiated the sale.
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WANTED to borrow $4,000 Ave years at
six per cent. security 500, 0OO gilt edge real
estate insured $4,000. Income gross $4,000.
net $500. EndorSers worth $500 900 No
commissions. Address w n. Box iai Sun
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat II NESEN STREET.
by Joseph =. Day.


EAST HOUSTON ST. 2S7 = W cor SUFFOLK
r.: stiSKSC; Two sty eldss with s,ors ;oo
RIvINGToN ST. Sat. n " cor Forsyth ~.
soXi3.4. three i've ETY. tennis with stores
ceased: 70 Irving baum .....-..... s5d3oo
ssTH 81 Iow' = = 30 v Central Park
to Henry and Max Gerushyn. 900
MADISON Az. 1895. " cor e2d st. eo.t
Isaac Daggett, deceased to Jos "
Dsggett a party Ia Interest. ,t35. 900
nv. jlxlo2.e. two i've sty nats--Nol sale;
= 1907. three sty frame bldE-vol sale; to
ENGiEwooD CLIFFS. Bergen County. y 81 J,
isoas cor Sale Say e ss% '
Rosa Ahrendt, deceased: 20 W q
SAB sT. / ". =. 100 " Central PARK west.
lSNlO2.2. sly dwlg--M J Mccoy ugt
Yo-ta Rosenberg e all due. il5.gl5.!t;
3irH ST. 2iS W. ~ 55s.5 sth av, is5x
$50, sly tnmt-City Real Estate co
s t &c. , Sf adjou mGs ' 10 Fs6
7TH Az, i9s1-i96s. cor i1Sth 81, lOO.1lN
Hebrew Charities agt J Lowenstein ct
81; due. N:a,9l IS take, Sc, 'i25; adj
5.TH ST, s2s-2ss Y. :. go W % av. 70
Nioot sly tnmt and sly stable Row
cry Savgs Bank agt Jos Doc ger ct al;
due, s2O,364,s3; taxes sc. S:,Oi22s; with
18TH sT, So L, s. 25 W Park av a5x
i Ssr1on a KY ch nm ANA OLE ct N aas
lin for $1,000 Wv ''''' ~ wv ''1''''
by l.. J. Philips & co.
6iST ST l45 ", n q, ASA Columbus av.
l3l0XlO0 sty dwlg-c s Hunter agt
taxes &C. '25J.s5: to the plaintiff for
ny ]. H. Mayors
ORCHARD ST. 20, r. 17s n Canal ~.
Marks Kirshbaum Sst III" b shiachstski
e. al, due, t5,S6Ss3; taxes. &c. Sl5; ad 70
lat 32Os THIRD AvENUE.l
by Henry Brady
| 10th ST lsi-4s3 L. u = 1912 wills
| av, s7,sxIOO, sly tnmt-Beekman Constn
60 az. 11TGTa Invss,ns 60 e, a action
90 a prio1 mtge Of $4,000 to the plain
10th ST. ls5 and 4s7 Ems. 500 wills
action 2; due .,i5ai 3i taxes, Sc, 'sss'is:
pr mtge. $4,000; to the plaintiff, .t27,b0O
Nv Charles \. Berriau.
/ 10th ST. iss and sol r, n s. 1915 willis
av 2IsxiO0, 8 sty tnmt-Same vs. same,
action 8; due sh.lLa7i taxes &C, 'ss5.l5;
| iIoTH ST, 5o3 and 500 -, n s. 975 Wills
Scton = due issiSa taxes. Sc. ;ss ssn'
| TO the plaintin ........,...........&2 SIS. 900
by J. II. Mayer
| MORRIS Az -sss, =, 1919 l54th ~
]
! David Holstein ct al; due s25,lS34s;
! taxes, &c, {2sj; 20 Bertha Harris. $50, zoo
BY James j. Donovan.
| RIVER Az. s. 100 l5Oth st. i0OxiOO.
sly factory--city Real Estate Co vs. W l.
| Dale e. al; due, SiGl5lG3; taxes, &C,
| N,374S0; TO the plHlntin ,.....,,. si4. 900
| lat THE BROOKLYN REAL. ESTATE
! EXCHANGED
BY william J. McPhllliamy 4 co.
| GREENE Az. s cor Clinton av, apt
house. F6xlio; to the Utica savings
IRA Ea"k s1, 's71 "a 5tb ., 'Iho,GiJg
| house. lsNlO0, to Henry W Bier,
Nkken,TnoN sT ia ana 15e two :ty ;Ia SUS
| houses 25Xl0O each; to Leon Birner FOR
| s3Ob0 and $3.50 respectively.
| SMITH ST, >. 30 Nelson 1t, a0XS0; "a
National Bank OF Freeport J. I,.,s2. oOt
TOOTH ST, n =. 100 " Az J, sOxiOO; e
GROVE ST, S . d 40 Contra
av 75xlOoi TO Williamsburg saying,
pEnSfATTuR sT' n g. 's6t. REID av. nous,
| ana lot, l76xiOO: to Mary NJ Post. "a, 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

WASHINGTON Jan 26,--The gunooat
Annapolis has arrived al La PaL; tug
Rocket at Indian Head; batteshlp Rhodo
Island, at Tangicr Sound, collier Cyvl1p.
al GuacanHbo Bay; battleship Florida, at
Guantanamo, collier Protcus AZ Honolulu
Collier saturn has salad from Gua. ma.
for la paz: torpedo boats pg''ty BIda,r
and Standish, from Annapolis for nook.
destroyers Preston and Reid, from Charles
ton for Key West, and supply shlp supply.
from Manila Tor Guam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner Baltic. sailing to-dAy
for Liverpool, viii take mail, closing at
$3.50 a. ~, for Europa except Germany
Austria Luxen burg, Hungary and Turkey,
Africa Wet A.ia and tho Ell lnlLns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27

retired list,
Ensign q ID. Murray from Burgess works
to aeTonautic station. Pensacola.
Ensign l.. q. MCponur DO rom wig.
Pensacola.
Ensign W. II. Porter from the Rhoa,
Island
Ensign r. r, Hammes, to tho Alabama.
Pay Director ). l., Heap, from disprr-iur
ofhCe, Washington. D. C., to ph,lade phia
I'd
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sAKs RENTS MS DWELLING. /

Brooklyn, to wise q Munkenbeck, insur-
ance brokers'
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

WORCESTERSHIRE Az, l7l-Nlcholas Mascio
agt Jennie Lederer ct al; July II,
SANE PRoPERTY-Laroeea & Evangelisis
sEt same; JSSiy I 49, t,c ii;;a,::''ii;,.,IlsSo
same: July 6, 1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25
SAME PROPERTY--Msck Wood Work
ing, co ngt c Peterson ct al July 4
1910 ,,..,s,,..t. .s... vi U
SAME PRoPERTY-Kues Bros agt same
June 49, 1914 ...,.,.,.,.'.,'''''' LBS
Bronx.
an AV W :, 9l0 = 1881 st. 3Oxl?O--Gers-
man 4 Lozner, Inc. agt Charles Shapiro
GO; Inc ct al sePtem9Ser q iSlt II ssss
terhold agt Gennara Tranziilo ct al; De.
cember 93, 1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises n sun setf jO7 Noon set, tN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
ga GovIsland 527 Hell Gate. al
Low WATER ThIS DAY.
sandyHkliis Go, Island zoe Hcu Gate. ~ q
A-rived-Tt'ESDAN. January 20
- Ryndam / ?. NJ Rotterdam, Jan. i6
- Chicago. p " .. Havrs. Jan H.
s. Afghan Prince. as j. NJ, London, Jan.
S. sommel-dyk. $50 z. NJ. Port Talbot.
Jan. n.
So Great CITY. s.p =. VI Fayal, Jan. 10.
s. Drumciitc, II y. NJ. Monday birksnhead
Jan 10.
SIS Lombok, 10 \ NJ swansea Jan d.
IS Exeter city, 1850 Z. NJ Monday svans"s
Jan.
SIS Alcnpo. T. - A. Nj Hun Dec 81
81 Havana, II 4 NJ. Havana, Jan. p.
IS Guiana, 2l5 p. NJ. -, Thomas. Jan n.
Sc Pleades = ". Balboa. Jan n.
IS Mandevillc. 1870 y NJ. Jamaica. Jan. n
S. Evelyn. - 4. VI. Cristobal. Jan. &c.
S. Alamo. Mobile. Jan ~.
s. RIO Graudc. Brunswick. Jan :?
- Cretsn. savannah. Jan. q
S. Hamilton, Norfolk, Jan, ..
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK
S. Nicuw Amsterdam. at Rottcrdan
IS Niagara, al Havre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
50 Re d Italia, from Palermo
s. SeTuran"a. from Havana
s. Philadelphia. from Puerto Clbelo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Farms and Home
RIAL ESTATE IOANa

FREE CATALOGUE OF SPLENDID BARGAINS
H. II. CHAFfIN a co, Inc. Richmond.Na.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.

with namo and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second partD
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For eastern New York. fair to-day; in
creHsing cIoudlness tomorrow; colder IN
north and west portionsi moderate northeast
to uthenst winds.
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GOTH ST, 223 Il. n =. 275 % ay. 2OxlO05-
Ensign Realty Co TO Gertrude G McI,ough 10
IN. at Mamaroneck, " mtg $4,000,
73D ST, n =. $50 W Az 4, 5oxio2s: isth 81,
= go W Av u, 25x1O3.3; li9th ST. = b.
ino benoX aN. 7X1OO.11-Frsderic "
Klein to Rose Sobel ct al, eNrs. ~ w
ileth st Jan 26: atty, est OF Josef Klein.
eGTH ST, ia e, y is5 Park av, eSx
lOOll-lehsom Realty Corpn to exrs OF
sender Jarmulowsky, 81 Canal 1t, Jan Is:
atty, Stoddard a Nj IsS R,ypV - 90
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Naval OrdeT'' Lieut. r. J weaver to
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Cwest OF Fifth av, between Fourt,
10Th sfa

llOth sts,1
18TH ST, 2ll-lj W, 8. $50 9Th av. SOL
iOl.6-S Percival Kobler to Percival g
ketterer, S5 w 7ith -. = part, a T. j. 4
:, al liens Jan %; atty. Geo A lIoamar,
5oTi sr. i.s.as W. e. s.. ass7' IN ~
s2.2Nss9 partition J. HOFFMAN,
ref. to. Realty a 1mpt CO. III Bwav.
9TH AVE. q " cor Sist bernhard
Horacker to Torvinac Corpn, CT suhc-
nectady av, Bkyn. mgt tgi5 900. Sept T.
1911 atty. John Smith. 80 Cedar It 81
2Sil ST u =. 100 18th av GONgs o POO
West Jithi - Co to Columbus Holding 60.
Nassau 4. Jan 10. mtg st27.Ooo; atty,
Abr stern, 81 Nassau 500
0IH Nv, 400 W = 6j.i 3Ith ST, 27.7Nt20
partition Dec es-Chas A Hoffman.
ref TO u $ Realty & Impt CO. III Bway,
s,Ir4tnn s sSi ATTY; 7 CO. 40 Bway $4,000
SfIh IT. S5 W, =, $40 9 Columbus av,
sOSios2 uorecios Jan 15)-wm quinn,
rSi' 10 Jno Haydock. 2t7i Bway. PIN Jan
-, atty Thos J Farrell. 20 Vescy g. 800
9STli ST: g. les W Central PARK W. eoN
toe.s-Mary Cordts to Elbo u Cordts.
her husband is W 9sth st mtg $4,000,
esTH ST stio ". 5 s. $50 W central PARK
W. 4oNlOe li-Jno Schreyer to Juo +
Schreyer % W sad si and s. ali liens,
Jun ~ atty, Louis wendell, Jr 2i7
The Washington times., 1915-08-25
linotype SLUMPS,,
TRACTION IS WEAK
Ten Shares Of MergenthaIer
Traded In At 179, z Points
Below Last Level.

A slump in Mergenthaler Linotype
nrices and weakness in Capital Traction
stock were the prominent features Of
today's session Of the Washington
Stock Exchange
Mergenthaler, in which more than
urual interest developed a few days
ago as a result of reports of war busi-
ness booked by the company. sold at
10. or two full points under the dow
sales Of yesterday. Ten shares were
traded In at that figure and the quo
tation prices were established at lIo
bid and $50 asked, as compared with
$50 and 1856, respectively. on the pre-
The sales Of Traction were confined
to odd lots. The first sale. consisting
of 20 shares, was made at ss1s, and an
additional shares brought ssA. or a
decline Of from Y to u a point. A
1oo-share lot Of the stock was offered
at Ssh.
The other sales Of the day included
three 1900 Washington Gas per cent
bonds at 1o6. 81 900 City and Suburban 3
at 1924, subject to seven-day delivery by
the sellin gbroker, and ten shares OF
American Graphophone common stock
~ TX
The Washington times., 1915-08-25
.GERMANY'S ACTION
BOOSTS \. Y, MARKET
Work of British on DardaneIIes
Also Assists CuIIish Tend
ENJOY on Exchange.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-A large part
Of Wall Street appeared today to have
come to the conclusion that danger OF
complications arising from the sinking
Of the Arabic have passed, and the re-
ported attitude of Germany, showing a
disposition to apologize II responsible
for the disaster, induced further short
covering. The bullish tendency Of the
market was further heightened by re-
reports that the British forces have
passed through the Dardanelles.
AS a result of these factors prices
advanced generally. and In the case OF
active specialties by leaps and bounds
for gains Of from to more than /;
points.
When the market opened there were
buying orders throughout the room. and
the volume Of business was exception
ally heavy. approaching 400, 900 shares In
the first hour.
The steel stocks again proved the mar
ket leaders. United States Steel COM
mon advanced 2A points TO 76k Bethle-
hem sold up points to 2s5 Crucible. at
the high Of the day, was up 47s points.
while Sloss Sheffield. Republic Iron and
Steel. and Lackawanna rose from to
points.
Following the lead Of steel. the equip
ment stocks recorded large gains. New
York Air Brake soaring to q new high
level at ISL. or points above yester-
days close.
The promising reports concerning the
war business OF American Car and
Foundry Company sent that stock up
3h points to G9A: Pressed Steel Car at
SO vase up Ss points, and Railway
Steel Springs gained 2 points.
Studebaker made a strong response 10
the changed attitude of the public to-
ward the market by advancing l51l
points in the first hour to ll7a.. but
dropped almost as quickly to IL. Gen
eral Motors, Maxwell Motors and Allis-
Chalmers picked up from 2le to points
In the railroad list Missouri Pacific
| was the center of activity. This stock
which has been exceptionally weak
! since the reorganization plan with its
/ heavy assessment was published ad-
| vanced pa points to 5ss and encourag ged
! active buying In the minor rails. Chi.
cago. Rock Island and Pacific made a :
point gain at "A.
The entire railroad list. while not so
| active as the industrial. benefited In
| the bull market. Canadian Pacific and
New Haven made early gains of 2N
( points. but later eased off. Union Pa
| above yesterdays closing figure, and
| gains of a point or more were register
| ed by Baltimore and Ohio. New York
| Central. Chesa peake and Ohio, Reading
and Southern Pacific.
| The advance Of copper prices In the
London market sent the copper group
| up from to points. Sugar stocks, led
, by Cuban Sugar. with a gain OF 121s
points. at 125. found a good market.
The Washington times., 1915-08-25
Model Husband Arrested
Because Wages Are Low

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 3.-Although he
never drank. chewed. smoked or swore
in his life. and always opeyed every
command Of his wife, gave her all his
money. helped her to do the housework
and did all he could to make her exis-
tence blissful. Frank Bethinger was
brought into court by his better helf on
the charge of desertion.
When asked by the court why she had
caused her husbands arrest. Mrs. Beth
niger replied that he had failed to keep
her In spending money for several
months.
unopened?' said the court.
Yes" said Mrs. Bethinger, but
used that in the house"
She admitted that Bethinger had no
vices. Bethinger was discharged
The Washington times., 1915-08-25
Bonds.
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby, fresh, o4425c per doz
Southern, 2l@22c per doz.
CHEESE-New York. new. 1874 per lb.: fat.
1Sc per ID.
BUTTER-Elgin print, CSC per lb.; tub,
LIVE POULTRY-Hens lac per h.; roost-
ers. lie per lb: live turkeys. l3dl5c per To-
spring chickens. lSGf20c sper ID.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, best, 10iaallc
per lb.; heavy. sg9lac per lb.; fat sheep,
4qflac per b.; spring lambs, SqS1fc per ID.
KREY, PRICE 4 co.
VEGETABLES-(Quot furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. $l.75 per barrel;
onions. 75c per bu.; S.00 per sack; cabbage
beets $3.50 per 100 punches