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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Where's your engagement ring.
MargieY" I've hid Il. As long as
George amt sure he can get the ring
back he won't break the engagement"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

One OF the latest fads Is for a young
woman TO wear the name OF her H.
ance embroidered on the ankle Of her
stocking. And suppose II they ever
fall out she simply turns the hose on
m-Youngstown Telegram.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

think doesn't seem to be just the
right sort of spirit-Toledo Blade.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Mr.. Barnes says T, r. used to talk
and he used TO listen. This is one
piece of testimony about Colonel that
everyone will belieye.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Jail Visitor (sympathetically)-You
poor man! ioull be glad when your
time is up. won't you?
Convict-Not particularly. miss.
I'm In fer life.-Boston Transcript.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

It's poor rule that won't work
both ways in our fayor.-New YORK
Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

There is none so blind as they that
won't see.-Swift.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

The eye OF Paul Prye often finds
more than he wishes to fip0 -Moliere.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

observe. the best OF novelties pals
when Il becomes town talk.-Schiller.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

An egotist is man who insists on
telling you the things about himself
that YOU want 10 tell him about your.
self.-New York Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

The good thing that you put your
cash In is not always 80 good when
one attempts to pun the money out
New York American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

A little authority looks large TO a
man Of small mental caliber.-New
York World.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Even deadbeat is always willing
TO pay an old grudge.-New York
Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

II is difficult for the individual with
fiat pocketbook TO be known as
good mixer.-New York American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

There is no perch as slippery as the
top OF the ladder Of fame.-New YORK
American.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Virtue is It's own reward. The boy
who keeps clean gets washed Just as
often as the boy who has a good time
and gets dirty.-Judge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

The main trouble with organized
charity is that Il is too often more or
sanitation than charity.-Philadel
phia Inquirer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

A one.sided quarrel is soon ended.
New York Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Genuine courage cannot be knock.
ed out in one round.-Memphis Com.
mercial Appeal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Praying that the other fellow may
be given sense enough TO think as we
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

ANY fellow is apt TO be a good catch
when a girl throws him a kiss.-New
York Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

We should all forget, but it's
mighty difficult to do two things at
onoe.-New York Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-09

Some people are so dense II is dan
gerous TO Joke with them.-Atchison
Globe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

st. Paul. Minn.. the springfisld q
Springfield. Mass. the North Brit
tsh and Mercantile. Of London and
Edinburg. the Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe. the Fireman's Fund.
the New Zealand and the Altar Of
London. They represent the n
deity and Deposit Company Of Mary
land. which does = casualty and
bonding business. Their life insur-
ance company 10 the Union Central
Life.
Besides the abstract and insurance
business. this company publishes .
daily report Of all instruments filed
In the county recorders office.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

TAsgo ass reserve deposits Of 37l.-
eee.oee. .eoe-altsninous and an
tAyseltss Colombo hes three times
~ estinatsd coal resources Of
Psaasyivaaia. always considered the
gFsatsst coal stats.
Celesado has the largest and best
suDoly of steam coal known 70 exist
aAyvAsrs. Il 10 located in Routt
county and In extent covers llso
square miles. There IL more coal in
Routt county. alone. than there IL
nov Or has ever been In the entire
slAts of Psnnsylvania. Routt county
= - large - the stats Of Massachu-
oot1o.
Colorado has . Jersey COW. "Finan-
e,sl Countsss." that produced s43
Douads. - ounces Of churned butter
n ees year: also 1898 pounds Of
fissst milk. and - pounds CT butter
b sevsa days. Financial Count
ses" vas better COW than 10000.
oee other cows In the United States.
holding worlds record. according to
he American jersey Cattle Club.
Colombo has the advantage over
Ill ether states In raising dairy cat
tle. Wisconsin. the greatest dairy
seate. ships IN Colorado alfalfa a
SlS % 80 . ton. and land there 10
vesth from e30e to $500 per aese.
u he farmers Of Wisconsin can A.
ford % uss our feed. why cannot our
fafosss raiss dairy products more
eAsaSly here. where the feed and the
Dsies Of lsad are cheaper.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
wi.eAsu Ahssrass cs.sa.y.

he Wlsehsll Absesase Company
Organised u 1891. 1oes . esassal
abstract buslaees. IL oefiesss ars
q. n. WlaeAsll. Dessl6sal aaA w.
3. Wlachell. sesseeasy. q. u. Wia.
chsli 4 0ea. insusases assats. vfits
svesythiag n ~ liae q Insurance.
fire. life. auteoeSlle. 80. TAsy ~.
rsesat so0e q ~ strongest con.
Dasiss h ~ wesjl. soeas then -.
ias the Niagara g Nsv Yesk. ~
RsaaUivaala g PAila1soDAla, ~
pAeeols 6 0Ast1og4 ~ - Haol 6
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
OUR INDUSTRIAL EDITION.


The purpose ~ this Industrial HdS.
ttoa 0f the Tstbsse h % placs -.
forc osr readers ssd Others, b coo.
vrsieae fosms. iafosmsaioa sboue L.
Justa asd the surrossdiag cesstsy.
We have easleavoscd % slsoW thaa -
Plscc 10 live. . plsce u rsas ssA
etiscase childses. asd . plscs -
WHICH s0 d. bssisess, there ase 6sw
towns anywhere tisas eqsal II Jsssa,
sise cossldesed A casssal sssdy a
slsis tssse n bossd % give oas .
bcsser tjca 0s she city. les lnaales.
sissas sasl ils lseOpie. Tlss secsl0a d.
vosed % ssrnisg wili show why ~
Askassas Valley fasssse = sakiag
good. Moss thas ose hundred ~.
soGsaphs were msds especially ~
~ stIsSos by .. MsysaoaA - ~
eaey. Ths esss wese na1s ~ Cseks.
Csask Hasrsvias Csapaay. q Dss.
W.. Osssids a ~ - a ~ wssk
was dess h thls eesles. IAs W.
was ~ ~ and ~ saalss el1e1sa ~
vsinesd - shls eslSee wlaA ~ sano
maeAloesy tAse = uss1 - Dslo111g
~ ssgnlas stl1aleas u ~ 1s1base.
NJ Tslbsss saslsys saly ilsse-s1ass
pslnesss, - thls e11llsa = - ~.
1soee - ~ faee thae - g ~ Wssk
osnea eue a ~ Ts1bano ems =
~ elass. Thls = - ~ -
haeDsse sA1eiss svss psln1s1 = ~
Asaansas vaiSsy. ~ ~ vss1nao.
~ = - bssass sAas ~ oasae1 -
svssy ~.
We - yes - seo1 ~ o1Do1so
easseu1ly - thss ~ y sWaV ~
e0oago saogsaeo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
November
December

OecemUeI ......ssssss ssssss vsee
IOt1l ......sssss sss - Ao.SS
The record Of clear days. cloudy
days and partly cloudy days. with the
day In each month on which was re-
corded the high and low temperature
for that month 10 given below. The
highest temperature at s O'Clock In
the morning was on July l2th. when
the thermometer recorded 7S de.
grees. and the lowest ON December
2lst when the temperature was 3
degrees below ssro. There were only
two days during the year when the
thermometer registered below sero--
at 6 o'clock In the morning-Febru-
ary 9Th and December 2lst. The
record by months follows:
January-Clear days. 20; cloudy
days. 1; partly cloudy days. 9. High
est temperature. January 2sth. 50
degrees: lowest temperature. Jsnu-
ary llth. 8 degrees.
February-Clear days. 22: cloudy
days. 3: partly cloudy days. 3. High
est temperature. February 2sd. 80
degrees: lowest temperature. Febru.
9Th. s below sero.
March-Clear days. 20: cloudy
days. s: partly cloudy days. 6: high
est temperature. March 2sth. 20 de-
grees: lowest temperature. March
2lst. ~ degrees.
April-Clear days. II: cloudy
days. 8: partly cloudy days. z: high
est temperature. April 18th. 60 do.
grees: lowest temperature. April Sth.
.? degrees.
May-Clear days. 10: cloudy
days. 6: partly cloudy days. 6: high.
est temperature. May 3lst. 60 de-
grees: lowest. May 18th. - degrees.
Junc-Clear days. 20: cloudy
days. :: partly cloudy days. 8: high.
est temperature. June .3d. - de.
grees: lowest temperature. June 9Th.
Sc degrees.
Juiy-Clesr days. 10: cloudy days.
4: partly cloudy days. IL: highest
Temperature. July isth. - degrees:
lowest temperature September lst. 90
degrees.
August-clear days. 81: cloudy
days. >: partly cloudy days. q: high.
est temperature. August lst. II Dc.
grses: lowest temperature. August
:sth. So degrees.
Septembcr-clear days. -: cloudy
days. none: partly cloudy days. 8:
highest temperature. September 9Th.
81 degrees: lowest temperature. Sep.
tsmber 2<th. ~ degrees.
October-Clsar days. 90: cloudy
days. 6: partly cloudy days. 5: high.
est Temperature. October Sd. 90 d.
gress: lowest Temperature. October
ilth. 80 degrees.
Novenbsr-Clsas days. -: cloudy
days. 1: partly cloudy days. ;: high.
est tsnpsfatsrs. Novsabss Ilth. -
dssrsss: lowest temperature. Novsm.
bse loth. Is degrees.
Dsosmbss-Clsar days. II: cloudy
daya .; partly cloudy days. II: high.
ct Temperature. Dsesobss 7th. 20
degrees: lowest tsnpsfatsss. Dscsn.
No. easA q A~~~>>~ e>a~- .~~>
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
L s..as MsreAasss A.seeaa.ss.

TAs Il Juata Merchants Asso-
eaatiso q Il Junta. vas organised
July !. 1914. With Tie following Of.
nesss aa1 diFsctoss Prssidsat A.
c. DsaSse: vies prssidsnt I. J.
Cook: secretary. q. W. lillikeu:
tseosuses. Clarsaes n. Brown. d.
seseses. '. N. Lasssqsist. Reg Car
VI. Jesse Middlesesetes. c. ". Bom-
Oas1oee aal G. n. Harrioea.
~ sajsee q ~ assoeiatioa 70
~ uDSsil1ins q L. Juata aad ".
sla1ey. Practically I'll Of ~ bod.
ases - Deessasieaal asa ee " city
ase 0sabsss. aa1 ths fiss start aaAs
- ~ eesaaisatiea ~ aus estirsly
- ~ sffeets ee ~ huseless Who or.
GAalss1 Il
WliIs L. Jssta u without doubs
~ ~ eity q its siss II the state.
ehsss = seill room for Drogssss asd
See inDeevsassts - - made. TIE
asoee1Aeiea has already doas eeasia-
ssatle = make Il Juasa aad ~ Val.
~ Q bseass Dlaee d which % live
81 ~ have jsse barely oade .
sease TAey have taksa sesos 70
Tern - eeoaaisatjeo vhieA vill take
sAafes & ~ eAasieasss vssk e ~
~.
4 ssaaitAss ssOsess . all aAvse-
sis1ag ssAsass vAisA ass bsssgAe -
~ asesotlsa e ~ buslases ~.
u ~ ~ q valss ~ ass sivss
~ o. Z. g ~ assesaatiea. bss ~
s1vsssia1as ssasess wieA ~ eake
DsboIaly ssAsas . Desoeslssea tAae
= g 1ssbtful valus = sasoos1 ~
1eso - elases. ~ nseeAaaes q
~ ~ have ALREADY SAVED several
huslssl 1sllass tAseusA ~ sEpes-
~ g iAkee slaes ~ July.
Az DseDes1eisa See ~ bsetss.
0eae g II Junla seesavee ~ eoly
~ o. Z. G - aasoeaasiso, bus q.
- ~ esl1vs se-sossaaisa. TAses =
- 1ssbe ~ ~ eseaaisasisa vtl
y . ~ lssoss = ~ OFsvtA q l.
Sssaas slsss1y - g ~ ~ ssvss
- ~ ~.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
oUR GREATEST ASSET.
No Fisee Climate Anywhere Than b
L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Per
Ceat Clear Days h 1914.

Ceat Clear Days n 1914.
II there u finer climate any
where than right here In old La Jun
u We would like to meet II. La
Junta prides herself on her sunny
disposition--if q city can have
disposition. La Junta's average
annual sunshine amounts to ~ per
cent Of the possible-that 10. during
all Of the daylight hours Of the
whole year the sun IL shining u trifle
over three-fourths Of the time. Dur
Ing the year 1914 there were ?39
perfectly clear days In La Junta. 43
cloudy days. and So partly cloudy
days. The most abundant period OF
sunshine IL from September to Feb
ruary when the bright days make the
crisp air OF autumn and winter Pc
culiafly delightful. The more abund-
ant cloudiness during the afternoons
Of the warm summer days. tempers
the suns rays. and renders summer
In La Junta 4 pleasure rather than
. burden.
The dryness Of the air tempers the
discomfort Of both high and low
temperature. The air In La Junta
70 usually relatively dry. but the dry
condition 10 most marked during
times Of extreme heat and cold. The
raw winter days and sultry summer
days. experienced In less favored To-
calities. are practically unknown In
La Junta.
9. H. Miller. Of North La Junta 10
the local weather observer for Uncle
Sam. He has been ON the Job for
nearly two years now and 10 becom-
Ing quite IN expert. and never fails
to record the precipitation each day
and the temperature At 6 O'Clock.
morning and evening. He has not
been able - yet 70 induos our Uncle
Samuel % equip his station with .
government Thermometer. which
would record the high and low TEN.
psraturss Of each day. and % makes
his tsnpsraturs observations at 8
o'clock each day. morning and even.
lag. With Just IN ordinary thermome-
Ter. There are days on which the
temperature d much higher during
the day thaa Il 10 at { o'clock. morn.
Ing aad evening. but ~ this 10 the
only record available Il will have 70
suffice for our prssent needs.
Durias the year 1914 the total pre-.
cipitatioa II La Junta was 1876
inches. which 10 slightly above the ~.
ual average Of - inchss for this
section Of Colorado. Over three
foustAs Of the moisture during 1914
was froo April 70 September. u.
elusive. ~ raiafall duriag this pssi.
q q tive months bsias 1851 inehes.
Dusiae tAs remaining ssvea 0oaths
the total raiafall vss 3.Sl iaeAss.
this bsias Tie colder past Of he ysas
vhsa ths euashiss is most abundant.
TAseo we're 50 days dusins he
ysas 1914 % which Il raised. 10
days whea Il saovsd and o. 10
other days there was . tsaee Of
snow OF rails. TIE first kiliias frost
was % October ilth. The rainfali
fos each 0oatA 10 he year b - fol.
lows:
Meath laehss
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

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ADVANCE sTRlcTLY. and the paper
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Six Months In Advance. ce........... -
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The sun., 1915-03-27
LIS Pf<DF<s.
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST, e :. $50 {; OF Broome -
= sSeS. kaiherlne N b.aks et a! as,
m"rtgagel, atty, q r win'hrop
rh Ir I,S nsovNy W-cy tg4 E.,a,s CO %
MORTGAGE, atty, ii swain.
24TH 81 II :. 400 Il " ~ Gth av, 2iX
ii4s,, Manh4,tan i.i'e ins 90 agt A,ber,
mortgageJ, attys. Sanford, Rapauo &
7TH AZ. $40 to s7s-Ephraim b Levy az;
Robert kesser Realty co ct al tore-
closure OF mortgage. sttyS. Lachman a
is3D ST, 49, w-Jeannis + Seymour sgt
mor;saeel; ATTY, II seymour
BRuADMAY se cor asa st. loi SxigS sx
irreg--Pi;tsburg Plate Glass Co ast Mary
Fitzgerald E, a. faction to torec!ose
mechanics llen).
sisr 81, "a. iaIs &, " Of AmsteFasm
agt Ellis Hymsn Iaction to set aside
:, deed, yy a,,ys' fslner . Mas. Mas vo,,,, g.
Cons,ructIon 90 ast Edith e Moss
tforec o-are Of mortgage. "ttys. Nor
suFFol-K ST li3 and l4'---John wetz
OF mortgage. attys, Goiifog.e, cohn
l,TH ST. n :. 200 7,h av. 2txI.O. IAN
ST. ~ VI and property in queens and
SuHoik counties-Gto 7 samson ct a.
as' ches II samson nn",Tr ct a. 'pa'''Aon'
-" 70 ",Nid56 90 s-Ga-o;ine De 1..o ss; Jose.
phin" Hrrotum - a. action - dc
clare deed 'oldl: ATTY, x Greene.
,.r u,. nrcn': -, Wa. o...,,
belonging 20 2Sd Ward Land lmproY.
mn, co--TraGS intrr,os;s ssrre as. w,i'%m
gsgeIi attys Raho 4 Keller.
Log a. s.k 2;so ~S;l2n d2n I ms1 .sS m map e.,
tHuaf EsG 1as'ion 20 tofSciose % ira Transfer o. o.
tax len). atty, Il Jacobs
The sun., 1915-03-27
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


BUTTER--Fine butter was nriucr and
higher YESTERDAY, as receipts Of tbs grade
were moderate Thc out.,t was hr,tef and
az some OF The a.'uinu 1t,nrs v,sre rr
duced Fine held H. becoming career.
white undcrgrades are moving steadily.
scarce, with the market in sp.,n,liu shape
Prices; Creamery, extras. gg score. -qioc.
highest scoring 80 NJ S.l.c., nrsts. IS to
81 score. 2sia u2gs Ma .,NtrAs ~
tuhs; hnest. % 2 - ~. good lo prime.
- 20 lac,; common To far. ."H-3. Il. no.
Nhttd' eNtras' --'e "a -3'e'. hr~iS, 20 2-c.t
over grades, 49,. u.oiac. 1u.ttttun
cr' anerN, hts's, - D.. I--.. Ladies. cur
rent MAKE hrsts, ."i. -l'.. seconds, 9ot
"Wtr sf1deS. ia i'c f".Niug stock, No.
CHEESE--l.ocai ami export trading is
good while fancy Oh b. .f.,tt E.ncv
fresh white state is b,irs takrn Tor ex.
port, but colorrd shows hm.i.t movement.
tcntion locally because ot thr free supply
OF undcrgrIde held. STATE ". m hc'd
lblsc; state ~. m fr.-h specials. i5c.;
average fancy. ltisui4Act Wisconsin
". m. held, double daisies i5t, iIGl,c.;
twins, ltulGAt., fresh twins 6r ,Iotible
daisies, l5al5t. StaIc. skins hold sne
cials. l3tYui4tgc fr.sh iLulsLc;
skins, fresh choice ilsfillc.: fair to
good sdlotsc
Ec,s p.. , 60.
a., Dtt'r srnhes or Nor'hern eggs
s,eauy AuSioes indicate free movement
az points OF production Receipts yester-
uay, le'olo cases Nenrhy whites easy
du ppTg prsgc. G '%Tm Tfa.b '"yrsb PUCK ,Ss
i9i3 a 2ot4e seconds isai5&c. s,",ase
No. dlrtics. ls'1 isc.. hcnucry whites
fine TO fancy &c. hcunery. browns. g. q
duck. 80 lhsH sc 'VSrs eoo.e S7iS Sor Baltimore
LIVE potti.Tpy L,,,.y o., ,,,.t. a..
The sun., 1915-03-27
BIG BAY RIDGE THEATRE.

Robert T. Rasmussen, who built the
fHtouSh Theatre, has purchased through
hl.Key Horton a plot l0Ox200 feet
AZ the corner of Third avenue and
'y-sec1nd street. where a theatre
VA. De erected to seat 1000 persons.
= Z Van Brunt represented Benjamin
ana Grace NJ sykes, who owned the
property Construction work on the new
'At''r" will start in a few days and il
expected that the building will be
-t'3} Tor occupancy by September l..
The 'pding viii be of brick and lime
H'"" obstruction, with stores on the
ground floor, The project, including the
,o'' ", the land, Will approximate $3.50
Frank a Seayer & Co. have sold the
hay Ridge San!tarium property, 437
uNnfion avenue, for Mrs Josephine
L"N" 10 ~" Bay Ridge Sanitar!um COM
'F established on this property about
'lir- Years ago,
A,.utney Realty Company has sold o
+ Kendall for occupancy the de-
iS'h'f frame dwelling at 92l East Eigh-
'een'h street. The same brokers have
sod hss East Nineteenth street, a de,
ta'"ed dwelling, TO +. Kelpted for occu-
pdncy
The sun., 1915-03-27
Site BOUGHT FOR
Big 18TH ST. LOFTS
Euildrr Trades Flat for East
side Apartment Site
eth Ave. Corner Sold.
wren BUILDING PLANNED

Tb, sN stor, factory at 229 to 23s
w. T,,ept, eighth street has been
sold Th. buyer, who is in the structural
,r,r business h. that section, is said to
have bought the property not for the
buld.ns but for the site 1t covers, II
be.ng his Intention to improve the area
ui,b A twelve story loft building. The
,r,nerty is l2i feet wide. $50 feet deep
q, the west line and $50 feet on the
.ss, line. The rear OF the property is
irregular. The six story building on the
st. VAS formerly used by an iron
foundry company. II is about midway
,, ,ne block between seventh and Eighth
avenues. II the loft building Is erected
!. will be the tallcst building between
,hs Pennsylvania station and the Ma
,onal Cloak and suit group of build
,nes at Twenty fifth street and Seventh
syenue Maurice Mandelbaum is the
nune- of record He bought the build
ing about six years ago.
The sun., 1915-03-27
RENT wEsTCHEsTER PLACES.

Fish & Marvin have rented the prop
erty known as the Stuart estate at
Rye for a term of years to Robert Il
Whiting. editor OF Afnslee's Mdodsinc
The property, which is one OF the show
places In the Rye section, is at present
occupied by Nine. Louise Homer. Fish
Marvin have rented the Robert son
property at Bronxville to Harold F'lam.
mer of this city.
Herbert \. sherman has leased FOR
william II. Neergaard his country place
at the corner of Milton road and Pail.
sade avenue, Rye. y. Y. for the seasos
TO John v. Woodland.
The Robert +. Farley Organization
has leased tho historic Phillpse Manor
house at Tarrytown-on- Hudson to DR.
Bell. the Englishman who developed the
tract now known as the Estates OF
Tappan Zee. suhdivided II and erected
twenty-three houses also dwellings tC
Herman Wunderlich. Dr. :. Il Price 9
New York physician. and at RivervieN
Manor large residence to c. :. Crooker
The sun., 1915-03-27
9TH AVE. CORNER RIN TRADE.

eryrN-ru -Loron i. and
W.,i..rI Rrldlev OF Stamford, Conn,
al Alir. : Smith of Monsey, Rock
Ind county. y. Y. have sold 10 jacob
,v.l,od IN. i've story bu.lding. with
-, IL, ,b. southwest corner OF
e., ayenu. and Twenty third
500. k,own as alS aud 220 Sev-
.,., venue and ano West Twenty
-, s,r.., I. ocyupics an avenue
,r.,.,g. ~ eSe fee, and is - feet
T,',.,,..,hird street. tho southerly
s,,, benc 75 feet, The corner
-. ,u~crq.cd bv the Bradley heirs
a.. .,.s "a. ra rt!,.on sale for sl27 900
r.. is =. he 4 subway station NJ
-. .,.r, This prDusr'y was given IN
,.,.,,,.,., f,r the - Waller apart
- or Nfnruiugs'do avenue from
,,l,t IN 19oth street. reported sold
,..s..,da,. through SlaNson 4 Hobbs.
sp,,ryv\y MARIAN Wilson has re-
The sun., 1915-03-27
TRADE APARTMENT For SITE.

Ju,ius Tishman n Sons have sold the
sunnvcr,st apartment house. six
s,ory elevator structure, at Gil West
llsth street.. on plot 75NlOO.1l. l'o ieet
vest of Broadway. which they took last
v.ar IN part payment for the Dallien
.nartments al West End avenue and
Iolgt street sold 10 Mrs. Margaret X
French. The new owners. II. 5. and
s q CRYSTAL. give the Tishmans the
three four story dwellings at l5d, l5S
and 100 East Seventy-ninth street. just
east OF Lexington avenue. on plot COX
Ia . This site will be improved with
a thirteen story structure. arranged IN
ssye, and eight room suites. Mr. Tish'
man acquired last January from vari.
ous owners the row OF dwellings at IL
10 1872 East SeVenty-siXth street Inc
ste which measures Sxlo2.2, between
part and Lexington avenues. Is now
being improved with nine story apart
nent structure.
The sun., 1915-03-27
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Mann, Bill 6 Ware, money brokers an
rounce m" removal of their offices to-day
from 2s wall street to larger quarters at
: wall street The hrm has been well
known Tor many years ana loaned money
for the bankers pool In tho piui. NJ 1907,
Thr board of directors ot the InNrstine mt
Banker Association of America has been
called to meet on May : AZ white sulphur
SpiinGs W Va Secretary Fonton an.
nouNCed Yesterday that the fourth annual
contention would be hold In u, nVeT on
September 20, - and -
The New York Central officials announce
thai the annual reports OF the Sew York
Central and Hudson river, the Lake Shore
and Michigan southern the Lake Erie and
Western The Michigan Central, ;he chi
cago, Indiana and southern, ana the Clcve.
land Cincinnati. chicago and - Louis
railroads published Thursday, were pre-
pared nom advance proofs OF the reports
The reports IN pamphlet form VIII not he
ready FOR public distribution for ten DAYS
or two weeks
Al meeting OF the directors OF the
United states Mortgage ana Trust Conn
pany a quarterly dividend OF 6 per cent
was declared, payable on March 81 10
kholders Of record on March -
stephen Little, secretary and controller
OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
resigned yesterday after being with the
company for more than twenty four years