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Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
Seekee pers Convention

Supt. Shrum of the Apiary depart ment is planning a meeting of all the state bee men during Fair week, >s well as having the biggest and best bees and honey exhibit that has ever been seen in Phoenix. Ques- lions Of grading and marketing will oe taken up and discussed at the down town gathering. while out at the Fair the exhibit will embody some of the experiences of those who have overcome through much .ribulation'' just the conditions sought 70 be alleviated in this state.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
J. r. v LEAR1. Manager Federal Telegraph co
THE CLIFTON STRIKE

To the Editor of The Republican.
 Sir: I have been asked probably one hundred times for my opinion on the Clifton conditions and l wish to say to those interested in my opin- ion that if I were governor it would take me less than five minutes to declare martial law in the district. and by putting Mover and maybe q few other trouble makers against the wall and giving him what he failed to get in Idaho l think it would re- store order. Then I would say to the managers, give every one work on as good wages and short hours as the mines will justify. Try and do to your employees as you would have them dO to you" Action not words is necessary.
 H. A. HUGHES.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
WILL FOREIGN INTERESTS
Continued from Page One)

closely to the financial rehabilitation of Mexico. that it is not likely that the United States will press it's claims un- til the Mexican credit is firmly re- established and arrangements made for the payment of the southern republics national obligations. As yet no move has been made by the Carranza gov ernment to obtain a lOan but it is con- sidered certain in view of the condi- tion of the European markets, funds with which to finance the new govern ment will be sought in the United States. The sum needed is variously estimated at from one hundred to three hundred millions
 It is not believed in well informed quarters that the loan will be nego- tiated until the new congress is elected and the constitutional order begun. probably six months hence. Official evidence of the recognition of the Car r1nza government was given the state department in the delivery to Eliseo Arredondo of an invitation asking the United States and Mexico to send dele gates to participate in the International Scientific congress here next December.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
WHAT LITTLE WILLIE DID

Wllies mother beamed welcome the vicar opened the door, in spite of the fact that it washing day.
 I've been waiting thank you sir, for the good you've done Willie, by your evening classes Home is different and pleasant since he at tended the plumbing and gas-fittng class"
 That is gratifying" said the vicar Wont you tell just how little Willie shows this improvement you speak of?"
 Well, he's arranged penny in the-slot meter that get gas for nothing. He's moved the meter from the kitchen just outside the door"
 But you still have to put your pennies not?" said the
 Yes, but you see, sir, before he put the meter outside the front door, Willie Chocolates over the sot."-National Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
TRINITY GUILDS
 WORK FOR THE YEAR

The Ladies Guild of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral has outlined it's work for the coming year as follows:
 The first Friday in each month will be given a tea in which the Junior Guild will join; this day will be devoted to work for the National Surgical Ores slngs committee, which has undertaken to supply one million sterilized sur sicaf dressings for the warning nations of Europe. Mrs Walter Talbot and Mrs Harold Baxter, will be hOstesses on the first Friday in November and will appoint other members of the guilds to assist each consecutive month. The second Friday in each month will be in charge of the vice president, Mrs H. B. St. Clair, this day will be de voted to planning and preparing work for third Friday which will be an all day and business session and in charge of the president.
 The officers include: President, Mrs H. M. Fennemore; vice president, Mrs H. B. St. Clair; treasurer Mrs. Ancil Martin secretary, Mrs. Ralph Came ron.
 The president has appointed the fol- lowing committees.
 Visiting committee (tO be changed each month) First month: Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. H. B. Atha, Mrs. J. NJ. Phiilipouski, Mrs. p. T. Slayback.
 Tea committee-Mrs.W Walter Talbot, Mrs Harold Baxter
 Entertainment-Mrs w. l.. Pinney. Mrs. James Westervelt, Mrs. E. W. Baum, Mrs. Daniel Francis.
 Firance-Mrs. H. B. St. Clair, Mrs. J. C. Rieger, Mrs. F. Chase, Mrs w. B. Twitchell, Mrs. T. H. King, Mrs. Asa Kennan, Mrs. Charles VanderVeer, Mrs. C. F. AinsWorth.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
MomentariIy Maanificent

IL appears to that the speech Charles M. Sherriil at Buffalo on Pan-Americanism Wednes- aay night was ver.- foolish in all parts. was. perhaps. not important coming lii from private and undipcmatic citizen who held diplomatic post in Argentina MT. Sherrill proposes to ask European countries to relinquish their colonial possessions in the hemisphere.
 It is very doubtful if again the United States will a condition to ask favors of Europe than il is at present. said MT. Sherril roterring to the fact that European nations were seeking financial assistance in this country as never before; and he declared States owed it to her sister republics ask Europe to the sovereignty of the people themselves colonial ter ri1orS in the western hemisphere"
 !iut is this good time us to ask the European countries do this thing? We infer that
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

The execution of Miss Edith Cavela. a nurse if accounts of that affair correct, is the excusable charged against Germans. There point of favor of the invasion of Bel gum, the destruction of Iovain and the sinking of the Lusitania. But there be for such an act the execution this woman. That it should have been committed by a highly civilized people makes far more cold -blooded and horrible than any incident that has disgraced Mexican war fare.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
Neptune's Daughters

All sorts of inquiries are being received at the State Fair office concerning the coming of the bevy of "Neptune's Daughters" the six shape iS' water sprites who will add one of the most sensational and beautiful attractions ever seen in Phoenix. These girls will undoubtedly be the nit of the entire show.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

We are pleased to learn that the Copper Queen Band is coming to the state fair again this year This band has been the leading attractions at the fair since institution We remember that last year. there complaint of neglect of them by the people of Phoenix; that is in hurry and hustle of the week, it forgotten offer them proper entertainment We hope that full atone ment will be made this year.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 VARIED PROCEEDINGS
Action Last Night on a Variety of
 Subjects

At a meeting of the Chamber of commerce last night, largely devoted to work in preparation for the state fair, Warren MArthur of the com mittee on roads, was directed to look after the signing of roads through the city for the information of transcontinental tourists. Signs are to be placed on the state high ways running through the city.
 The membership committee was instructed to ask the entertainment
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

If the view of Dr. Allen. former minister to Korea, is correct. that the Europe is sent to relieve condition of population a function that used to be discharged by plagues sanitary measures by which plaques have successfully combatted have been taken in vain.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

One child in every four dies be- fore it is six years of age. half die before 16 is reached, and only one in 100 lives to be 6E years old
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

In deference to the American Paragraphers Union, Carranza ought to crt off his whiskers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
-se MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
-, # Extended Three Year
b s"'s D., Cent Secured Gold Notes due June l. 1915

po,rd Of Directors the stockholders at their recent
are sesknS through special committee, thoroughly TO ac-
y the Comranys condition and needs with view to
ton submission 10 the security holders OF comprehensive
~ h will adequately provide the future and enable the
n I'D, system fully advantage Of its strong position in the
N0" re territory which ManieSy no such plan can he
s ,onsumwaed by June tst next when the CompanyS
attended Three Cent Secured Gold Notes mature
% arc accordingly extend their notes for period
uon collateral by which they secured and at the
x per cent? which they bear cash commission of
one the face value OF the notes will be paid
'' ,I., upon the extension becoming operative
ea providing the extension and executed hy the Company
4 with the Trust Company Of New York the Trustee un-
~t securing This COPIES of which
,ed Trustee or from the Company us oheeS IN New YORK
- Ioais) provides as follows
tA The withdrawal Of pledged collateral the substitution Of
ea oa Trustee shall he the rates heretofore fixed by or
nv r-. payment Of the extended notes the Louis Iron
r Southern Railway Company shall not re permitted TO issue
3rc M taN equipment equipment Obligations terminal COM
ailments and current operations
lr The extended he subject redemption on the
r any ro,h uron weeks published notice at their face
value r- a.roea interest and premium Of ore per cent
shall binding when declared
fvs t the CompanyS Board OF Directors or Executive
Commute,
10. iti - lo-Fo2 o3I' ,1f G 9ofs5 b II viii 2ue trans
OK derost emitting receive without
) e7oa the extension becoming operative an equal ITn'lF1
amount W extended notes ("jn ne" interest," & M S 5
..5r~is,o- O., oae-aaif OF per cent or
M - ease The extension shall become operative the return
8sSo,.s notes with the June T. 1913, coupon
y.5os-s are urged in well in that of the
~ r 70 deposit their that the Board Of Directors may
ros 90 rocsed with their plans for Strengthening the financial
ystO Of the COMPANY.
trr YORK. April ". t4f5.
ae order Of the Board Of Directors
chairman and rrs5.1
.>..< TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK De7ositay.
sc Broadway. New YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Parcel To Be Improved at
Mohegan Avenue and
180th Street.

The Bronx played a conspicuous part
In the small trading announced yester-
day. William 3. Baker and Henry J.
Kantorowitz sold for Som Brothers to
the Avenue st. John and Fox Construc-
ton Company the northwest corner Of
Mohegan av. and lS0th St, a plot 70x
llS. which will be improved with five
story apartment house.
j. S. Maxwell sold for Elizabeth
Smythe TO an investor the four story
double fathouse at 7GS East 167th st.,
adjoining the corner of Southern
Boulevard. on n plot 34x70, opposite
the Bronx Geological Park. He also
leased the store at the southeast corner
Of 120th and Manhattan SITS, to the
Haven Store, Inc
James ~ Wells Sons have sold for
the Patrick Campbell estate 5l6 and BIS
West 9th ST., three and four story
buildings, on a plot 50x99.9, located 225
feet west Of 10th av. The buyer is A.
Straker, who plans to reimprove the
site with a modern building. Negotia-
tions are pending for the leasing of il
TO milk concern on long term basis.
The selling family owned the property
FOR q great many years. One parcel
was acquired in 1854 and the other In
1878.
Other sales follow:
18TH ST.. 8 Maxwell has soli for Elizabeth
smythe 20 an investor Its East lsith Ct. fouf
story double /at. on plot SOrI0. adjoining the
i06TII sT-Inuls CowAn has fold for Harriet
Cohen 20 Frederick Brown q and - We" l0''h
a. near Central Park West. siI story new la"
house. On plot i0IIO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
STORAGE NOTICES.
STANDARD forage WAREHOUSE

1851 BROADWAY. CORNER $50 ST. ~. \.
New York. April loth. 1915.
To Armajo. j. L. Axe. Mrs. Mar To-
field. r.. Beach. G.. s.. BANKS Mrs. j.,
Brooks. Mrs. vs.. g.. Bright. Mrs. virginia,
Becker. Mrs. Anna. Butler Mary. Curtis W.
". Chapman. Robert. CAREY. r. o.. Caip-
ley. W. g.. Downe. Mrs Alice. Dixon. N.-s
Emma. Deeiy Mrs. Mary. Davis. John.
Fletcher, MIS-. l.. a.. Ferguson. Mrs. 81.
Miss North. Fleming. Hugh. GaltAer
Charles. Bauman. Ludwig * Co. Gleason.
Mrs j.. Granville. Mrs. v. A.. Gomez. Afa
+. C.. GOldL0rg Furniture Co.. HawS.ns
MIS- Martha. Holmes. Miss Edna, Howard.
Is. H. Henderson, l. -. Ho"arl MIS-
Esther. kirby. Mrs 81. A.. Kinney. ". p.
haten. Augustus Hyde Kelly. Mrs. L., Lacy,
ani Express CO. Mcdonald. Mrs H. o.,
Mutual Protective Assn. Monroe. Mrs. Bc..e
slurray MI. carrie. MeUulan MIS-. Nellie
Mrs Edward. Phillips J.. Potts. Als'
George Romaine George. Robinson. Mrs
John. Rocnltz y. W.. atorges. J. W.. singer
Mrs Marion simpson, Cora. scranton. +l-'
Nargtret. Toes Miss Anna United Run
beriue sup. Co.. Wyne Mrs. MARI, IalesH.';
r.: YOU ana each OF you are hereby not. FL
that the time for tho ayHent OF our i.e-
noon m. ar3rerty hereinafter described has
f4au given YOU. We VIII cause sucA properly
I'D aI- Household Goods. personal eIr..F ait
Merchandise. stored ln TIE standard 7,cr-s'
Warehouse by you or Ia your name cor j
which vol may have an INTEREST,". % be s,.I
az public auction. according % the stasl-s
In such case made and provided. al our W"i,-
NONDAY. APRIL 26TH. 1913, at lO:aO
a m and II the sale thereof is not CONE
pleted on said date the same VII re ..-.
tI-ueI lad the same place on each ana every
Moi-av thereafter. beginning ai 'y.sy q, t'''
ana continuing until AL tie GOODS are sou
STANDARD STORAGE WAkEHDIS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tWlth name and address Of attorney
APRIL
Manhattan.


sATHdAIE Az, 2ios. . $40 2 Ism s. 2 2I
sell; Mary Muller % josephine RsicAeT. On lh9
premises: atty. I o Co. lT6 Bway. slbV0
CEDAR Az. T. 100 "a 70 monument. AAi0o a.
FREDERICK Traut TO Ahneman & Younkhsere. Inc.
altyS Finck. Embree q Co. 81 Nassau .; -,o
5rH Az. 1898. mtg On lcsss. etc. Jan ~. 1915.
Jos Osger and Gn0 % Fannie R0senblat SOY
80 Az, n cor 42d st. Sj.GHsO. May IN
Clara LAlor and sno. trustees. 10 Clara N2fsa
and sno sdmrs New Rochelle. y Y. l,5f4s2
18Th ST. $40 W. g. 30 9th sY z5rS3.y, REQ
+. 1909 Fred and Maui Unger 20 r de I fos-
Amityriile. l. l. trustees for Albert r kings. snl.
viii Of Ambrose klngiland. address. Is wa. s.
18TH ST. s42 W. -. 800 9th az. 2jr9s.s. .sme
TO tine socey f0r the Relief Of Destitute ghl-
dren Of seamen. New Brighton. l. sI1y, o NE
sIsT ST, IO6-426 W. $. 40 ION AZ. runs
s3p s.sn iaa J, 5 5f.a sSs ws Is. s. o.
70 Hosmer J. Barrett us SUI aV. atty. ~ y I'll
SANE fP1soPEsrY; Jun. II 1914. same to, SANE.
at,ys. Elkus. q & r 10 Bway: $500. s. 90
40 ST, 335 =. q 5, 3js 81 az. l8sXloO5 Nar
3. 1912. Francis Lantry TO T q @ lso
soTH ST. n 5. 2i5 50 Al, 1880: AUG "a. l9ll;
Elizabeth Geoghegan TO Sarah { Smih 81 a. rus -
75TH ST. 527 +. 3, sos " Isl as, q 4rlo22;
March 30. 1914. LIZZIE Van Boskerca 20 Aymaf
fsRdi a2d " g Cedar i II o. TUT, $500
soTH ST. 3. 100 Central Park W. 2orloOS
4i to ' iy, PAT fnt Co. i i5o Bi .5i $1,000
Aufil 7, 1905: Seranl0 and Victoria Mas..ola 90
U0bt A Beers couseUator o. tAt5 ID M.ls. ai
incompe'enf address Mrs Helen L nils. '.t
West a. Bridgeport. Conn. 49,. sL-V,'
E0rH ST. 5. 9)li Bway l25T2o. AZ. t. r;
ls)3 Air ca = l' a ro l-s Bgay s.5500
l24TH ST, II ". n =. -226 5th Az lS5Hoy.ll
Jan H. 1905. Geo Il Leach to Emgrant lndu' cay
bank afty Wm orr. q Chambers s. Sl1VyJ
WASHINGTON ST. 5Oz-506. s.. so d Svrhs s..
90 fvg- March ]. 1889. Ew'-n llon and a.'' 70
Caroline Phrsuor SUNNI. j. sty. !, =" N.
LoT 6, nap estate OF Catherine Clinton. dec. see H.
block s02Z. Jan n. 1907. Cecilia A 1ilhioa 10
Jennie Clinton ic4 summit az Jersey tlly y J,
alfy r j J. MrAlanus. $40 Nassau s. ss,'
M6COMB's DAM 80, lola iusI. ". s.. 2t5 i,y.n
81 15xli-G. De- Z. 1893. Geo ana nae De.aIe' -
SiAIy h4@is' "4'''N' ~-''' 80 s. wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salcsroom yesterday follow:
By Bryan L. Kennedy
10Th ST. al " 4. 237 I'M av 2O1loou 3
ai q " Huhuell. atty II Dousherty. ref due.
Sl65S2l5. taxes etc. s3ioSO. % The plaintiff fo'
By Joseph r. Day
ESSEX ST. 274. :. 20 n Hester st. 2lIia9r25I
$50 sy teumt and stores. oane at
Man oM,n AZ, et a ~ Mt si ,,S.. NJ, s''sW
70 arst mtg Of $4,000. 10 william Lus,ga.ten 4
lssTH ST. ", $, 100 Amsterdam a., i7i,g,
vacant: q n Mostr1se at Max Ih.sol % a.. A
Knox ATTY VI j Alulqueen. RI. due. g. 34f;
he plailtiT Tor SO Az
BE- 81 Mors,nth.u. r.. CO.
MADISON Az. 1885. :. - n l2I'h s.. 22IsI.
~ tenmt an store. II / 0ammann agi T. l. r
II. ref. dus.. tls57S6i. taxes. etc. $500 70
By DAME. Grs,pvald.
isr Az. cas- " e. oS9 s7ih 81. q $50 sly
S stlI al. Holm. Vi & $ a1iys. { MNiian rs,.
due, tll9232s. taxes. ETC. S7CG'6; adjourned TO
s. Az The Bronx Exchange:
DAWSON ST. SIS. 80 $50 LonCvood ~. 10.-1
49, ~ aai II d ~ az; i1- 90. Di I. p,
sub 20 nnt mtg q $4,000. to The piaint!T ,or
By II M,yen
LEGGETT Az. 926. cor Kelly st. 4orllo.
siy Fat: Legsett Az 9ls. .. Kelly o. 5s.sI
40 iOI52 5IllO. ~ Cat. II L kreger a.
Helene Freudeumacher 81 al. n ~chXsg mr..
aty. y Cohen ref. tue s. go %. take, c'c.
$50. sub 10 two mtgs. sgfregsunS $4,000. 70 the
plaintiff f0f $4,000
By B0sn l. Kennedy
PROSPECT Az Cc6 62e A. Kelly %. c-.CtiH0.
s sty tat: y Friedman AT } 4 Bernstein 90 aI.
= Bitte-man. ATTY: J 7 Neay. ~ due =. 4 B..
taxes. etc. 359494. suh.e-t 10 mtg % so 600 t1
the paiuln lo- toN.lHD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Lofts, Stores and Offices Rented
in Buildings on East and
West Sides.

DouelAs L Gilman h Co LEASED from May !
large space on the sixteenth floor In the new
Eau table Building for d LONG torn OF years ior
executive Offices 10 the Manhattan Rubber company,
for many years lOcatel at Is Fesey ~
Tie Cross y Brown Company leased Tie building
a. Us West 52d s.. 10 I. j. Duncan. Inc. Tor a
term of years and the building a. SO West End Az.
Edward " Browning leasod space IN Tie words
Tower building IlO-ll2 West 4Oth e.. 70 Ae1os
Gravel for long term o. years
j. Herbert Morgansiem leasei 900 square feet
on the top floor u 32I-3j East 2ou s. 10 ID. >.
Hess & Co Tor = factory and WOfksuoiu.
81 * / Heas leased Ne store al lJ2 West 23d
81. 70 A. Berg. jrFeler.
The Payson McL. Merrill Company has leased
Of ces at last 4ith 81. 20 Hossson Bros
The two stores 81 $50 and Sj9i1 Broadway have
been leased b. he Ia yho Bunet Lunch Corpora
ton a branch Of the Cafeteria Buae'a Company
John y Cooling sub-lcased for Cote cOr-
pnraton. 70 Dudley Hoy. no top hoor IN rs
gth a. for ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
SHEFP AND LANES.

Receipts. ASS head. about = carload FOR
sale Market firm Medium 20 light hogs
sold az ST75qt7.S0 per 100 lbs: rough~ a.
$3.50 Country dressed hogs no longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Gall for Reserve Capital.

The Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York has issued q call for the third
payment OF capital stock, due and pay
able May ,.
This amounts TO approximately So
500. 600. and when all paid will increase
the capital stock Of the New York Fed
eral Reserve Bank TO approximately
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
u. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, April 9.-The condition
OF the United States Treasury at the
close Of business to-day was: Net bal
ance in general fund, S277l5,18l; to
tai receipts, 81 ,645,s2S; total payments,
s2.9O4.549. The deficit this fiscal year
is Sg6.2l9 500. against a dGrcit OF S29,-
O9l. 452 last year. exclusive OF Panama
Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

actions were $4,000 or 10000 shares
less yesterday than on July 80, but so
small a disparity cannot take away its
fame. No matter what may happen to-
day or next week or next year, Friday,
April @. 1915, viii always be marked
with red ink in financial calendars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
FlouR AND MEAL.

The -four market quiet. with prices Irny
hold owing 90 advance IN wheat and seaileicl ie
i,lrs Of some improvement To- hour sltu@Iv" a. .u
i,r.or points Tie following prices On "''Il aI-
"a.,led on lie New Yo.k Produce EEohaise spi-ts
ns,ef..s. s. 2jG$7 60, spr4us clears. So'.e w.,
.,.rtsr us.,ut- So 90 u St.lt. winter gu d4h'' go
w, a. 41 Mira 40 j winter. $1tu8$y.s5t No =.
A4snsjoy. Kansas straigh,s .lly9 80. ~ ~.
fIot r-Sfeady. fair 70 good 500 q So.o'f tAu..e
- t,,', 81 -gG.I S655 CORNMLAIr-~ieady h'-i
a-ied g. TAG MEAL ..ad5 lHe "I ~ a. "a
Yellow &l.1Oa&I,i. coarse. al'J@Ai ~ ~ -
s''. 'Il'diIGs 5000. -four do. : 10. rei i1s h'lr.
I'D Id SACHS. So t.ty ltea4}. bran. qua. f-..-'
ias.ib .s.s. S.t.6jt heavy u1. s-p.t't A.4l OBJ.
Ss. rel dos tyur l4J-.1 SACKS. $3.50 u.-m.A.
f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
RECORDED LEASES.
APRIL Q.
Manhattan.

Isl Az. 20. 'tor. and basement: W = ssage1s 70
Benjamin Go.iHasser; US from July i. 1915;
ats VI II Hochdor. 81 chambers ST 81 laj
PARK Az ll2G all. Sadie B0uwit 20 Simon mas
ter and srO. 1857 Sd Az. o yr5 from Apul l. l4I5;
atty j Loeb. 70 Cedar 80, go
Pin Az, OIL. al. william s.einme,z 20 ] W Nuth
al W l3tn 81, liz yfs from March IS. 1918.
aty William steinmetz. Gil sh az. s. 200
so Az. 1873 north store AMI basement Is Cut
feuherg % Leonard Bosch ifI3 80 az S yrs from
Msy igl5 atys. stfa1se & s 96l Bwsy $50
na Go. lac. AID Gno. simr, 90 Joseph God
hirsch. "a Columbia 81. yrs from April /. 1918;
BROADWAY. v = $50, seth 81 IJriO. the LOBBY
through building. 2tl5 Brosdwiy Inc. % Trio
Amusement Co. 20 Broad st. 10 US from March
10Th ST. % F. all: Z A Bogus to Kat. Aaderor.
g + 20th q; ~ from Feb l. l2lty <--J0
18TH ST, 5l-j3 T.. all. J A.cher 20 M vi. lam
Hoome 81 'tth st. 70 yB from Apdl 1. lalj,
Abs. Pesse 4. $40 Madison az. g. 0Jo
90TH ST. 62-d4 L.. ali. Sadie B0nwit % Simon
Ffaster and sno. 1851 81 av: s Us from AprI L.
1918. atty LOch. 10 Cedar 50. $40
18TH ST, - 80 80 az. 55N-l0r irrrz 20 Ila--
lem River I ireg. The and. A 9 Told et o %
ID Hsiues. a. kiLlerho0k. y Y. q yrs from
MAY !. 1915; atty. A Parker. III Bway. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

The soce'. Financiere Franco Americans. NJ.
PARE has ee.ted A % Hepburn 20 me board u
directors 10 phase Of the late Norman -. Helm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

LONG ISLAND.
FREEPORT WATER FRONT
Bungalows and houses. 5000 up, siso hnldins
plots on Randall Bay and WoOicieft Bay. l0~
prices. easy terms. send Tor particular
JOHN J RANDALL co. Froeyoft, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salcsroom yesterday follow:
By Biyau l.. kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
The range Of prices;
More Texas Company Stock.

The Texas Company has called spee,,
cial meeting of stockholders TO DC helu
at Houston, Tex, May j. 10 vote on a
proposition to increase ol me nee cay SaPlI "a.
the sale of 10000 shares at par, IN &C
co~dence with q plan recommended by
~ board 81 directors. OF the new
stock S6.OOO.OOO will be sold to stock
holders and the other 100000 to en-
p!oyes Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tfntsrest 5 FER cent unless otherwise stated
APRIL r.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az .. 224 n 2stn y. 2i t01s0;
+ n Lave'ls 10 Emigraut Ind Sav Bank. %
Chambers a.. ? yrs April 9. atiys \ !
O.Gorrau Il Chambers 81. 81 900
Common 10 & Dillingham; " 53th 81. Jan 2S
due az per bond a,gs. Taylor. h a II. ~
BYay. N.5OJ
a. Morris no Augusta solomon 3s " 5sth g..
April due Dec O. 1919. atty L T Co 5000
Delaney ST, 9. SO Ludlow s.. Il lo1i0O
j Ade.s0u 90 We'll and sr0 Il SD 81. April
prior mg 81 0OUl. 10 IRE. ? c.. attys.
Wei & NJ Beckm4n e.. $4,000
Gross % Bond AID MIG Guar Co. rs Brmssn
g.. Brooklyn. April s. due as per bond. atty.
I O. o.. $4,000
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