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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
DRACHMA EXCHANGE NOW
Irving National Will Thus Deal
Directly with Greece.

The Irving National Bank announces
that under new arrangements with the
National Bank Of Greece the drachma
(l9.S cents(, for the first time, is made
the basis Of direct exchange relations
between this country and Greece.
Heretofore all transactions with this
nation have been on the basis Of francs
or pounds sterling. necessitating set
Element through Paris or London
Daily cables will be received by the
Irving National quoting the various
rates Of exchange on which the rates
for drachmas will be based. This in
teresting development is one more in
novation in world relations that has
come about through the European war
American bankers for several months
have noticed tendency on the part
of their foreign correspondents in neu-
tral countries TO deal directly with the
United States.
Until the outbreak of hostilities in
August, practically all Of the foreign
exchange business between these coun-
tries and the United States passed
through the intermediary banking cen
tres Of London. Paris and Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
POLICE DEPARTME EMIT.

Transfers and Assignments. -March 6-Ptlmn 9.
H. Grimm l6ls,. % clerical snd house duly. 10
Diet Sergis tsecond gradel J.. D kiley. "a w.
Corell. goth. J. thuiiee"sM' @t'h o. "a ~
nelly li7th. Temporary assignment, LitNts' - ".
Lyons 18th % l6tI. 80 days Marin D., D. "
Ear'ry. 6sth TO nd. 10 Jays March ., 4 j; 'an-
Ion som 10 command . days March Z Ptlmn.
/ Il BIcaey. 18Th t0 -. b.. DAYS. March -
6 ) Schrr.ber -5d. j. & henled. -sih ana j. A.
Cunning. s'th. 10 81 D. ~ 4AN' MAJ ,',cNN
s9th' 70 ID r.. ~ days. March : T.. Rapport. ~
TO d T.. 10 da5s. March ,. +. Kane. --'tIr.. 70 u
Zee OF CHIEF surgeon. 30 days. Marcn 10 ID. Is
Mills 5th: " l. Ihukan. NoJh. II. +. J, Butts.
Sist: D. J. 4 AlShouey. 5jth. A T. AcSerinsi..
SIst TO framing School from precincts indlgate.l'
l. days. March s. A. y STANLEY L., b; A. spea'
Beyer Tth. r r Fitzgerald. 18th. y. Malol. l!th
J. A Gilmore. 18Th. r. Graham. -oin; ,. q. W.,
son, lst Be,,eiI ~. ID D. i it>'J"o ,obor
18Th: C. Punktt. 18th. J. schalm.oehel. -o'h
; NJ Duuply. -oth
Leaves Of Absence with payl-,Cp,n. G :
Fahey l,t dly, March r. ~ be Deducted ifoH
ts'a.iiu 40 pd,l-PtImn. q. e. sweeney -s.h
l.. ID d Kelly ljlst. / day. March l.
Application, for Full Pay approved -Ptlnn. >
WclSsheler. from Feb 10 Feb. II sick leaTel
Suspended without pay -Pflmn T. r. Cnse'
oad II 80 a. m.. March T. 1919.
RESIGNATION Aecsptsd-Pumn. J. c. whsa,
18th March 4
dismissed March 5l-Ptlmn. 7. R Jnse'
2ai. charge Feb 20 neglect or duy, Noislo
o, rules d.,05edeGce o. orders AMI cuhduF uH
becoming an oflcer.
AuuoInted Special PstroImen-H. Z. Mason an
J. J. A Meeaagh. with city Magistrates eogi''' 4
.f..f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
PHILADELPHIA WOOL FIRM.

Philadelphia. March 5.-COntinued firmness
prevails in the local wool market, win a
trife less activity than during the last Few
weeks The principal demand Is for lower
grade and medium woods. OF which large
quantities are being used In the manulact
IRE OF military goods. Pulled woods and nolls
are I'm little demand. and prices are nrm
sales OF good quarter blood heeces have been
made a, % cents. bat 30 and even 81 cents
~ asked by some dealers for choice ONO
stock. Mills not having orders Tor military
gools show no disposition to buy ahead OF
actual wants. Dealers being unwilling 20
meet the growers ideas Of value has caused
little or no contracting 10 be made Tor WOOL
from the West. Quotations are;
New York and Michigan neccrs-flne IN
washed % n 26c: delaine. 81 q 2sc; one-halt
blood 32a33c: thrce-eighths. Soc. one-quar-
ter. sc: one-half. three-eighths ami one,
quarter clothing - n PC; common ana
Iraid. sO43Ic. Ohio and pennsylvania -
Dslaiue washed. 30 ff 36c Xxx. 33c; me IN
rnerchantahlc. 32c: one-half blood comDlng'
az r, gec. three ghths. 80 Bic. One-quarter
a, 7, acc deiaine unWashed, goa Gle me
SSltSsc, common and braid. 30d sc.
Garnet wools-Aeppo. washed. 500 SIC :
Angora l. ~ zoe BOkhara coiors. - -Vc :
china conhng. 3 ~ Use: No Northern WI
ioyeJ 23H2fc: Monaghan. % q Z5c: Don
sicI ordinar,. 27H2sc: superior 330 35c.;
Scoreiar ,neecei. 2sU30c. Jorias. secured.
az, Ssr: Karsiahar. secured. 34T 35c: Kara
A white. q "a soc: gray goa IL. khnrae
san. first clip. % "a re: second clip 25d- &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
BANKER ADDS His
PLEA FOR ROADS
Borrowing Ability Hurt
by Poor Earnings, Says
FeStuS ]. Wade.

Chicago, March 5.-The credit of
railroads as reflected in their ability to
obtain new capital was discussed be-
fore Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner W. NJ. Daniels to-day in the pc
tition of forty-one Western railroads
for permission to increase freight
rates.
Festus J. Wade. a banker Of st.
Louis. testified that owing to their
poor earnings Western railroads were
unable to obtain money except on high
rates Of interest out of proportion to
that asked from industrial corpora
tiOns.
IF business conditions throughout
the country are poor now. do you think
il would hasten prosperity TO tax the
shippers >" he was asked.
1T would help hasten prosperity to
restore the credit of railroads. he
said. MANY shippers who are now suf-
fering from business depression would
he glad to pay higher rates 70 improve
business
The witness said he considered the
influence Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission over railroads was good,
but that many state commissions and
legislatures handicapped the roads.
BENJAMIN F. Bush, president OF the
Missouri Pacific road, said his lines
would be unable to keep pace with the
public's demands for increased ell
cheney unless higher freight rates were
permitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MILTON p. DAY dune TO- 1919 net. $3.50.
To Anna NJ JuStls daughter. $1,000. and Martin
l. Henry friend. $500 Real estate located N
Vermont which Is not enumerated IN the report. Il
given ~ Anna VI Justi.. daughter Herbert b.
Day brother. and Carrie NJ Longe, sister. Asset, .
deposits. 81 2Oi; notes and mortgages. US -eJ'
stock aud bonds, 5000. - $500. ~,
SARAH ORR tAug. .. 1919 net $40 go HAIRY
or husband e given an Income amounting 70 81
. month for life: Mrs Sophie curtin. daughter, Pc.
1.i,,, s. A week fOr l.fe but not 70 exceed S-0JD
I'M all. Dewey orr sou. $50 month during ne mo
Of HARM orr sud contingent legacy 81 SHo0p on
the death OF Harry or. The rest ~ the estate
ma, 10 Ambrose orr. John orr. sarah pheian and
NsNie Reid. children. Asset, 100 PARK Az az
praised AZ 80 900. 2lS-210 last lltth q: -l3ge
lot north side Ncwbod av; Tie BronI. 500 ds
posit,. <7.l29. and Doc boz Homecrest az. Brooklyn.
SAMUEL HENRY CoHEN Jan, %. l9lu: net.
SOL 9Ol Mrs Esther Eugene Cohen willow, Re-
,.igrd 10000 rhc rest of the estate passed 20
Percy David Cohen and Donald Henry Cohen. sons,
each receiving $40. 900. Assets Equity t-lllV lh
10 West al.t ST. oue-haf Interest Sjsjs IN ths
equity Of III Attorney 81 dcpg U.s. Sa.a5' we ll
- .. $ 500. persona %. 500. ,i"'Ns. SyH!'
the largest item being ~ shares Consolidated Gas
Co.. appraised AZ sal.'ii. 1900 -.
WALTER j. EURNlAN lJan. 10. 1879; net. S3l,-
COS To Nh Adeiir- Plaut Ehman widow. SO
55G and Virginia EhrWau. daughter. vi $50. n
seus. Deposits S9ls. notes. $1,000. stocks. 800.
and stock fixtures and good viii of business o3f
Broadway. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Building on Lower Fifth Avenue
Taken by Manufacturers
Other Rentals.

Tn. Douqlas Robinson. Charles s. Brown CON fn,
panv and W j. SchoonmakeI nav ss,,6 Anne
seven story building 3gft MI, Street to Philip
Worris - Co cigarette manufacturer no" a. ~
NJ, BroaIway Tie lease IS iof lo"S 'e'N
OF ,lSsS,.t., & Co taIlors who have branches lI
t,''.in. and Liverpool England. have le2sed ti'e
fourth hoor In ne huilIns ,t al Frh Avenue.
lie nrs three floors % which are 1920 - Ia,
q = button 4 CO.. publishers. lel ,.eT ctn6
-, = d.1goualIv opposite the University Oluo;
.a, t.ss iesseI through Pease Gilman ana
n"nyIas Robinson. Charles ;. BTomn 'onp%,y
feas9 ,i,c store AZ 40 FIFTH Avenue. FOR a
term Of years. to La Petite Maison. so"n', o.,
The Charlie. F. Noes ToIhps,' o., Ree,r, ,si
strer, 10 NJ " Elsh X Go. for i've years. sore
id Fulton street. to Thomas r dieIhey' Pa "a
nent store. ~ Front street TO ChAfles Da' "a
ii,," srd Tor T. AZ G. Pfomm temporarily ue
store and basement at 50 Nassau street TO
fT Tbs mica Public Market Inc leased from
Wit Of Boston the three story building 10. !;
AZ the northeast corner ~ l-lSt SfTst a.li ny
Avenue FOR ten years. through = H. ksphaeI q.
AT 205 seventh Avenue. southeast cprneL 81
twenty second street. for Ms. Louise "e'nef' ~
The Duross Company leased ior BernaId a
orte! the hoq.e a. 70 n,'an s,onG Iof, 10 IVES,
Tiybfecnth street 20 samuel Herman, ana tne
.;6re ami basement az jl3 Hudson Street 70
,rts H,stt A. t;oode Company leased in the Ne
Greatly building Fifth Avenue and twenty first
street. the southeriy portion 81 tie seconl moor
containing about 900 square feei % me NauoHai
pirco,inf COMPANY :0r term u years.
n " Krimu!e,le j. rented for term o.
g.r,b Avenue ana % George C0mEinel the
,.o-nsr store A. alg7 SEVENTH Avenue.
william n Whiting & Co. haze rented ne nv
l,ff al = Hickman Street 10 william J.. hoide.
IN. store az 2i3 Pearl street 10 NneelocH Love
0y A 90. susre Boo ire Edison Building on I'm
Sfrert 10 the Pitonetrs Company. ne NJ
g.. d, u Fuif1n Street % Theodore Mitchell
s..arI lo', IL n Fulton street. 70 John u DAVIS.
he thiri loft ar ~ ari $50 Grecn"irh street ~
trc Grand Lake Compang. and "a Conjunction WIN
a.. Charles p Moves Company the Second lo.t
Al ll5 Duane street Co Thomas y. Hludle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH D.
Manhattan.

David Stevenson and ano trustees. TO Meyer Ra
b.u,r 2j3 Grand Il Cherry =. 1853 and 3ji .
ATTY Manhattan B0ttlers' supply Co. IS Greene
Pauline Blank 10 Mary ZerbarnI 27sI Baln6udge
a.. PARK S. s.. atty. Charles Zeroarini. 80
George Alper5. trustee. to Cath Underhin. East
Orange. J. 4ith =. 500 IN ay. p Ok
$50 atty " u Ford. > Rector 81. 81
Z n X Green trustee. % W udhsm Realization Co.
D., Bway. tsth 81. IS W. attys. Alexander n
Mar ar : Fit,h 10 o'suniyan. III fiiih g
OF 81 CHAMBERS II I'D 81. 80 ". s. 500
cry Bank 81 BAyonue. j. .D Union Trust 90 ~
\ Jersey cry; som u. 5. 100 10Th A.
!nUxlDUJ. atty h : Hudsp eth. jersey city. 81
Ra.ph Noofhis AMI an0. erTs, 20 Title Guar
aHtee and Trust &C.. ll6 B~ay, Harrison ~ IS.
Tile Guarantee aud Trust Co 10 LA Adams. III
Eth a.. 'tth 50. ~ 10 1873 ". ATTY. Title Guar
au'te and Trust Go. 81 900
Mry,r Ycseil aud an0 n Fannie kaufman. lSi "
llsth ~: Division u. bet Pike dnt Rutgers
.,,. d = lot o.. map Hik Rutgers. 25x = block
airy samuel kaufman. a. Div sion 81: 81
4 ruefsn 70 SOL Riley. 1856 W 3jth = i9th II.
500 " = part ATTY. Harris % Nassau % 81
l. DAYS 90 J T. FluEegan. i6T " @2d 43th
81. 90, W a part. atty. j Harris. 80 Mas.
Mara L vanderposl 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co. %
United Statcs Trust Co u 10 Lawyers Mort
"a. 60. % Liberty 50 1924 Il. III y. So 900
x l. Morrell et al 10 James Abercrombie Irvngfni-
OG-Hudson. y \. 20th 81. 337 W. atty. W >
le4cock q Pine 81. 81 900
II d COLI 10 Caroline II Johnston: 1891 e. 23e W
a,tys. Curtis VI T. a Colt. 20 Broad ~ ST
T A herman % King, County TrUs, Co 3iG Put
= 2.Nss6. atty. Brewer. a. Court =
Brooklyn. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
CUSTOMS FRAUD CHARGED
One Arrest Made Here; $500,
900 Involved, Say Detectives.

Government agents working along the
Canadian border to prevent breaches Of
neutrality and violations of the opium
exclusion law have uncovered under
valuation frauds which they say will
aggregate 100000 One arrest was
made In this city yesterday and an
other is expected.
The federal grand jury in Windsor.
VT. has returned indictments which
cover differentiation back to 1912.
The firm of Abrams & Co, 80 East
Twentieth Street, is named. and Joseph
S. Abrams gave $4,000 bail yesterday.
1t is alleged that irregular entries
we're made at the Custom House by
means of false statements and false
and fraudulent invoices as to the value
of merchandise brought over the Dor
der and consigned to the agent Of
Abrams & Co. in New London, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Stocks Prove Scarce.

,.,,srnipg technical conditions in
|. -.rket that are such good friends
L ~s time and another to bulls and
~ there is much difference OF Sopin-
1. mere IS said to be still a large
=, hort interest outstanding. Its
A-r is sustained by the belief that
--,.ap liquidation Of Americans Is
=, 10 be continuous while the war
Wjng on. and may not cease WIN
vars ending. It is further Dol,
I,,s bv the chances Of the United
r., having difficulty in forcing the
[rrsrents to pay proper respect
H. tights Of neutrals. On the other
Fl il was plain yesterday that few
~. were TO be had even at good
g..nces in prices possible indica-
nat investment absorption Is re-
INC the Streets supply Of counters.
II covering was done with so much
I,.ulty that the rise in prices came
= being abnormal in relation 10 the
me Of trading. There have been
"a before. however, when stocks
- garce at one level and half
r,ora point above there were su-
{nbsndant Wherefore traders are
king wsrily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of attorney
MARCH 2.
Manhattan.

hdn1dItdn.
BROADWAY. 533: mtg on lease, etc Aug 90. 1914:
LA Levin % Is Steiner. atty, H0heustein. rs
CHISHOLM ST. 5. 1853 5 Freeman st. runs "
Stebbius n along same 20 tx 473 20 beg
Dee L.. 1910 Louis and Sabins AbramOytz e. al
% g b Hardie. atty. Manhattan Mortgage CO. 200
LOT i22 to I24. map s23 lands OF Partridge q
Craighead. 2ith Ward. May -. 1902 Virginia T
MulIeuhauer 10 the y Cooperative Building n
'.1,.' 80 ''''' ''-. ''''"' D''''4''' s.. 1000
Vincent COOPERATIVE Building & Loan Assn s,,y.
RIDGE ST. 1872. - rom 5 E co, stanton s..
211lo0. N,f 20. 1899. LIN. and Rsbsrca Lunitz
ct al 10 Hymo'itz; stty. Coin. B..kmsn q,
RIVERSIDE ORIyE. 52l. 5. 80 :. lOith st. 2j5r
100: Feb u. 1885, Isaiah and SILVIA Joseph o. :
Z We'll and the Farmers Loan N Trust Go, trus
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 5. where lnteTected by /
blk bet lOlst and 1929 SIS. 2jNll3N2jIl01.1; Jan
Il. 1901: Clara " Baumgarten to Bowey say
iuSs Bank: atiys. Anderson a A, Is Broad s.
7TH ST. S. CAS- W Az y. 81 lOSsO 10. jan H.
1907. Miriam King to Charlotte A Belmont: sat
isied OF record without production Of mort by
Nathan Blur. atty for petitioner. J Ball. y
o. Wall st. s. 100
0TH ST. s.. s5ta Az c: s9.71s7,s; No us q.
(S,eml. 9i7 Madison aV; attys. stroock & :
80 Broad S. 81 600
s3O ST. Iii. n $. $50 W 7th az. 2OIsss: March 5
1914: ) Mckbbin % Floral Human. New Haven
Conn: attys II 5 WaefStein. 253 Bwsy. s.. 900
44TH ST. $50 w. 5 5, l7j 9th av. 25Il004. july
TO- 1899: AIeber and Annie VI Huber 10 the
Bank for say Ossiuing. \: atty, u watson
Ossinirg y Y s. 500
i6TH ST. as to 3i7 f. 5. 100 " Is, Az. 4oxlOo5;
April is 1908. Marcus and Hattie Rosenthal 10
II Nathan. ATTY Hitchcock. AZ Nassau s.
81 900
5OTH ST. 80 W IS. isl w 9Th az. 2Orl0O 5 : mort
on lea,eh0Id. April &C. 1898. Louisa T B0yut0u
10 Louisa \ Boynton, eKtrx. atty. l. Boyn-
ton. LOO Bway So 900
$50 ST. 20 4. s. 27j "a az. 251lO22. Dec
a. 1914: Anuie VI Christie 10 : Downing. atty
j " Rider. - Cedar ST. 5000
77TH ST. 30 ". S. l6i Amst ay. 2jNlO32.
March ,. 1911. Vim 4 and Cath VI Williams. 81
a. 20 81 Mar's Free Hospital for Children =.
attys Cadwaader. " < T. 40 Wall 81. $500
SAME PROPERTY, Dec "a 1913; same TO same
artys same $500
s4TH SIS 10 Az b. strip lzlO2 ,. Dec %
l,S- Louis and Henrietta Brandt. ct al. % he
Park Mort Co. atJys. Seybel y French. Al PARK
ii4rH ST. COS W. So 40 Bway IirlOO II Nov
U.s. 1903. Juo and Frances y PurdOn 10 A r
Buckley err. ATTY. r q Co. l76 BwSy. s. 900
SAME PROPERTY: Jan :. 1901. II Ward and Car
oyu q Leonard Ia same. $1,000
i29TH ST y +. =. 21l 5th av. Il 9N39 II {:
April ! 1892. Elsie A and W T Pel 10 Mutual
Life ms Co % Cellar e. $1,000
18Th ST. ;. l3l w Grand Boulevard and Con
course. runs s0H " Ak % SOB 90 SIS 81 a.
20 beginning Dee /. 1905 Caroline & Tieigeus 10
Pauline ll0dgs0n atty. ID Madagascar 255 Bway.
$500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
BROOKLYN HOUSE IN DEAL
Apartment Given for Old Nc
Neal Residence.

The westward Realty Company. WIN the ~ ~
u.,,,o,I C0npsuy' n Sew Yo.k. S. j the McNee.
estate ~ Oh home aut arg g Nih "A 's s.. S,'
y, ~, f,et GA Woodruff ay.. BfopEJii - leet ~.
o. M. Pit,s .ud 700 feet on Padsids az. H.
ntrt payment we're given two high" - 'i1 'e,
fsug apartment houses Just beng ,oiII ..,A III -
Nfil.-. F.-r.. Realty Company. 1!i .l- ea-t sihs
-. E6st between eaton AMI thqfep as l+I
ins a frontage q 100 feet. The Hea' ast''S-''S
ierome Property Corporation sod iet an s.: re- re-
iHtea SA'a s,,- I'm a6,i66. 'r W = CoErigan. u
r. eide fla 10 a client. Tor ocsbpAle5. ,,,,i,
Wool VI Townsend 60 sod -, l9s ~ Hirs
...a. Building Company ~ client i" H4'e''--'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Bonds Show Strength.

Suspicion in the last few weeks thai
lpller 20" transactions in bonds did
M always mean foreign selling found
ras justification yesterday. Northern
lhsifc Is and Southern Pacific refund
|tg Is, in which there have been nu-
lrrous trades of the delayed delivery
lsrety. we're vigorous on the upturn'
cough there was a new food of sell
Il 20s" Northern Pacific So likewise
q well. even with nearly all the trans
raons for twenty-day delivery: How
iach short selling of these and other
sues has tried to look as though It
AS made in Germany there is, OF
lurse. no saying definitely. 1t seems
gsbable. in view of the bond market 5
zion for the last two or three days
.avever, that the volume was pretty
f-ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
p,ace Report and Veteran
Steel Suit Story Find
Many Believers.
krpENGTH IN BONDS
l As WELL AS STOCKS
L.,.souri, Kansas & Texas un'
80 Fire--Notes Are Likely
To Be Refunded.

s,yeneth Of yesterdays STOCK
~ was all the more remarkable
d Pr" ,he news" was all Of the kind
~.oolly masks liquidation. 50 eN-
|.,tly bullish indeed we're some
rnmors that IL needed Just Such
nss.osrbere Of facts fathered by I'M
,,it I,SI;;ti as the war has created TO
Nm any standing at all MlnoS
~ 70 accept for true the idea OF
's s.s ~ Of men in Europe lighting on
~ W line hundreds Of miles long
sa"sC u 1T II 700 difficult 10 credit a
~ hat at the government has wearied
- en-, against the Steel corpora
rs 81, al is going 10 drop it. AT least
p, Sidn't yesterday, and nooooy
FL 70 care how old the story was
- - a, as the market continued to go
~ as for the peace reports no one
!. ." probably complain Of them, be
- y. Ftbey we're cooked exactly to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
terest 5 per cent unless 9th
MARCH 3.
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST. n 5. 1865 e B0wery. - NIB II, >
Blecher 10 Da-1 spinder; iOs Az - nyts,Ris,,'
due Dec q. 1915. C; Jan p; atty VIE" y oda
FORSYTH ST. es. 1872 Rivnron st. q. loIloo:
Rebecca Lunltz et al 20 SsGrodsnsky. o. f. s ,i
st. March yrs. D tsttys. Roeder y ilS
aioGg ST. s. 81 stanton st. l7ElOo. VI Mein-
garten to ] Luniz ct al. 2l9 Audubon a' March
/ tprior mtg 50 OOOl: Yrs. y c. same atty; ooo
SAME PROPERTY: sane to Lunu. III = sjih
SPRING i ST. ne cor cor sullivan 4, !5$Ii3 Az,
20 Az. i26, 5. sos1is5i prior mtg .35.U9ol .
Cornella l. 0 Kent to soclety Of the lyingin- Hos.
pital. "a av ard I'm g Feb 20 due exc e. 5e5
18Th ST. Z 5. 243 Az B. jorl033; Margarst
Brady to J Powell. oceanside' l. sept D. i' iS6
18Th ST. 5, 2io % az 3519s9; Helen Morris ,Ii,
% LAWYERS MIG Co. g LiSsFY a. ~ N'r'n 5 S 5So
a.Iu IS ST. pogo $50 W. W is OH al, 25Iloo
Dykes Lumber Co to Emgtsn, hdGst5 %, SAyNs'
z7 ~ ST M' is5 & IN av 251lc22 W
Williams to American Mtg Go; 81 Ns ssSI. "a
March / 3 yrs C; attys, Bowers * Sa ~ f IN
,, 5Gds ST =; 100 W Amsterdam av 5OIs5ll May
g Knowles 10 Henrietta Pohs. 3l5 Decatur 81.
RrnoEyI: FEB Is: due March S. 1917: 6.p C.
arty, F slyerstone. go Bwsy INA :, St v,,O
cotcsss Realty 90 to vissiani. 2l67 l;s S ay
fob z ID due v as per 40ed Lemon Az, 1890 TO-
Nan Loan ct al to L T Co; Marc. zoo
yrs. p c.
The Bronx.
eeooK Ay 3 e cor 18Th St. 47.iHlooj; A p
roSen 10 VI Levy. li3 W lllth st: Msrcn =
mtalls. p c; atty. " sulsoerser' - std saS
Jefferson Av. 5. Ass " Williamsburg
Hreden 565 W lS2d st: March 4. yrs ~
d q. atty. O'Hara Bros. Webster az and Zooth
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Flushing J. l. March 3: 3 yrs c; atiy.
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LOTS 80 TO ~. map part schieSeln Estaie.
4 Russo to l. De Francesca, iOO9 Barnes az
i1rior mtg s. 5GOl: March 3 due per bond.
at-y J n Behrmann. $3.50 White Plains av. $500
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comb. 100 + Bgay. l22 SE2264, Fannie Klein
March 4. due a. per bond: atty. q 7 60
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$50 o0Ol March ! yrs ia c; atty. T G
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WILLIS AV " o li5th st. islOHl0s.
Tltirh 70 Baume,ter j32 W l50th st; March
{ due as per bond. atty. 7 7 Go. l76
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dam 10 Annie Il Daily, 1925 Zerega av. Feb
.; yrs. c. atty. Cas-. Inc. 22lj West,
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COTTONSEED OIL.

onerings were light and prices we're sleAl'ei'
ING ar points net higher Range OF pilccs
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FIRE DEPARTM TENT.

Lava of Absence with pay)-From FEB. q %
March 8. lisp Fire Prevention r. Remission, IS !;
p Additional leave OF absence twl,h pay unlII
Aprtl bv reason ~ illness. % Insp Fire ffe'eh
ZION / H. still Is h r.: until April u, oy reason
OF Hines. To- Examine, I Goldberg. Il. F. Il Ian.
hail IT. b. r r. designated a. rate u 81. zoo
Der AInum. . ,,,-,. -. .,...,,,, q
Al 81 30 Der auuum for a probationary period OF
three months. II J. Noble. March ;: {. p EAF3'
March 10: W H. Welsh, March H.
pen,o1ed-J. O'Hara. wircman. u. F. A. T.,
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Two Cent Fare Law Beaten.

Hartford, Conn. March 5.-The State
Senate to-day rejected bills to compei,
the New York. New Haven e. Hartford
10 give a uniform rate of two cents a
mile for passenger traffic in the state
the issuance of tickets for 1000 miles
in book form for 800 and regulating
Pullman car service and tickets.
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Fall Of Constantinople.

| n,,,e who looked for something
TVS satisfying than rumors and re
t.i xss s to explain the strength
r. /: ~ market found j, reasonable to
~. ay tbs, the fall Of Constantin0ple
z 2 'i being discounted. It was evident
= s Ca that the Allies forces on sea
~ s,S were making good Roadway IN
= = 'Tsduetion Of the Dardanelles for
~ S.,.;crs II half the dispatches late
ss, TED As from Constaptinople are
. ? ~. 80, resistance 70 be encountered
I. :, vond the Sea OF Msrmora is not IKE,
! ~ Se really serious. Most Of these
, ,. !. alleged the Turkish army to
/. Ss,,oralized. The wheat market has
I'm The popular belief that the way
|. The Black Sea will be opened. IL Is
surprising thsre effnst tina that same {oe
Isck market should refee' the same