davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fidelity Storage q van Co. Doug. asa.
Have Root Print rt--Now Beacon Press.
Burgess oranden Co.-Lighting fix
lures.
''Today's complsts Movie Program"
classified section today, and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
veteran Firsalen to Mest-A meeting
OF the Veteran Firemen's association OF
Omaha at the city hall this evening at
s o'clock.
Increased oonfideuce means increased
business, both nationally and locally.
Locate your office in The Bee Building,
the building that is always new for
increased business and prosperity.
Hotel Men co East-Presideut VIII
liam r.. Burbank and Director du Res
taurant Charles Mayard of the new Fon-
tenelle hotel have gone east for a few
days on business.
Former Slave licensed to Marry
Charles Austin. 81 years old, who as
serted he hal formerly been slave in
the south, has secured license to marry
Fannie simpson, aged o. Both are
negroes
Baird Pharmacy Assets 1kors-Carl
katlemen, attorney for MAX ffeSBer'
who, doing business as the Baird phar-
macy, filed voluntary petition for bank
ruptcy, declares that Fregger's assets
are $,14S and not 5000, as listed in the
press, the 5000 being the item repre-
scented by the stock.
Gould Not Stand Scolding--Because
her husband spoke harshly TO her, Mrs
Marion Rand Lee, 1921 Chicago street, at
tempted to take her own life yesterday
afternoon by swallowing carbolic acid.
She was found half conscious by her
husband, and Police Surgeant Ensor was
called in. Her condition is not serious.
Novel Danos-The Pastime Pleasure
and Dancing club offers you something
new in entertainment next Thursday eve
ming, January Il, at the Douglas Audi
torium. 1t has secured the service OF
Hal Greer. the famous Hawaiian cabaret.
who will sing the latest two-step and
waltz songs, several of which are his own
composition, accompanied by George
Rohan's eight-piece orchestra. Admission
20 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Washington Affairs

A resolution TO amend the senate rules
TO permit vote on prohibition for the
District OF Columbia was reported IA
vorably 60 the senate.
President Wilson told callers that he
hoped the Philippine bill would be passed
during the present session OF congress
but that he could not speak with Ger
tainty on the subject because OF the pc
culiar rules Of the senate allowing un-
limited debate.
The Federal Reserve board has COM
pleted the draft OF It's first report to
congress and expects TO send It to the
capitol next week. The report will con-
tain fun information on everything the
board has done or in which " has par
ticipated since its organization.
Mandemus proceedings were begun in
Washington courts against Postmaster
General Burleson and Secretary Daniels
by civil war veterans. discharged from
the civil service. who contend the law
forbids their discharge while their rec
ords are good.
President Wilson Is understood to be
counting on the support OF several re-
publican senators for the government
ship purchase bill. At the presidents
request Senator La Toilette visited the
White House and Senator Kenyon has
been asked to call
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
HANSEN PUTS IN THE DAY
AT VlNT0N STREET SCHOOL

DR.. Theodore Hansen, welfare worker,
addressed three meetings yesterday at
Vinton school, the first in the morning
when he spoke to the pupils, the second
in the afternoon when he talked 10 the
parents Of the pupils on the value Of play
and the last at night when a community
meeting was held. At this session. he
spoke on 1.-The Conservation of Human
Resources" Today will be spent at
Castelar, school
The Welfare workers have arranged to
bring J. X. Colding. former warden OF
the Lansing, Kan, penitentiary here
Tor series Of speeches along this line
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
y ovemcnts Of ocean steamer.

Bee want ADS Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
BORAH FIERCELY
ATTACKS WILSON

CONTINUED from Page one1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
WOE TO ANY "NEP0T," is
WRIT IN MISSOURI [ Avn

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan a.
Automatic removal from office. fine
~ 1890 and a jail sentence Of one year
IL the penalty provided for any member
OF the state administration who appoints
any relative within thc sixth degree to
a state. county. city or school district
office IL an anti-nepotlsm bill introduced
in the house Of the Missouri Legislature
today.
Tho bill makes special reference to the
offices Of governor auditor. secretary
Of state and treasurer. but, while Il Is
directed at the state administration. il
is believed the measure n passed would
cause great changes at the city hall OF
st. Louis and other cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14

oni wind storms. no infantry activity
has been recorded
From tho Argonnc to the Moselle there
have been intermittent artillery OK
changes In tho Nosges there have been
fogs and heavy fan OF snow
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
NASH WILL is ADMITTED TO
COUNTY COURT PROBATE

The will OF the late Fred A. Nash. nam
ing his wife, Mrs Emma +. Nash. as
executriN. and. giving all Of the estate
10 his family. has been admitted to pro-
bate in the county court Of Douglas
county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

FRENCH CRUISER
FIRES ON C0AM0
AMERICAN SHIP

San Juan PGrto RiCO Dec. To-
-Four hi1TS and tao solid shots we're
E.at hy tie French cruiser Des
Carries In h0lring up the American
steamer C0aT0 Yesterday A French
!is.ienaut who boarded the Coam0
SAID that orders had been given to
take aiI subjects 0f Germany and
lcT allies beginning December 8
and to take al such persons from
among passengers on ships after
December i8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

Bcrne. Switzerland. Dee l0. ui-
patches from German currc puudca
that violent peace demonstrations have
taken place i'll Berlin. Dresden atd ierl
Great crowd participated n thc rot-. .c
said.
The police were Obliged to charge crowds
~ Berlin ID wa~ sand. where STORE aul r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

Remember the state school hoard ne
fuses TO 1iye Brownsville further credits
because we have no hnh school building
and house our primary grades in shaCks.
Vote for the school bonds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10
BRITISH CAPITAL
BELIEVES BALKAN
SITUATION GRAVE
INFORMATION At BERLIN Is THAT
ANGLO FRENCH EXPEDITION
HAS EVACUATED SERBIA
SAL0NlKi REPORT C0ETPADiCTS.
HOWEVER. SAYING no SERIOUS
ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN

Paris. Dec iO-RaD0ris are nuhlish5-
here this afternoon That the entente allies
will demand that Greece Immediately s,a.
her position
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

Pace your name en- Br0wnsYiiIa's horor
r0ll hy voting for the school bonds to-
mcrTnW
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

Place yoU. rame 1a RrlHnsY...e's hcno.
rni' hF vaiirg for tla school bonds to-
mo row.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10
TRAVELERSHOTEL

European Plan)
STAG FLOORS SHOWERS FREE
Large Sample Rooms
Brownsville, Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Lofts, Stores and Offices In East
and West Sides Buildings
Rented.

Frederick ToI Co leased % 'Pscs , IL II West
n Harvey Mcclure In 30 and 80 West 25th St.
10 Hyinan h. Rubin. IN IS to ~ West 2sth 81. 70
Thorer 4 Co. in 80 to 80 West sith s.. 70 hsA i.
Grossman s. Co. and In 20 West i5th 81. 10 the
International stewards Association.
Good4le Perry & DwSht and NJ q L. Hess
leasel 10 GRADER Wolr the ninth lo't al lis 70
panel BIrdsali & Go. leased The store. basement
and basement az l:i shd lso M &c. .nS
b asement II 1853 Duane s. 70 the duane shoe %
and with william {. Walkers sons. me SORE;
basement snd suo'oasenieh' ~ % "S"s ~ ~
- Pea.e Gilman leased loi. IN 3 West iith
=, Ia, Fernando Wood 90 George A Freeman
TIE gryant PARK Bank leased a store IN the
CsnIier HuIIdng go West l2d St. and. as soon
extensive alterations are mae oo S' oc,p,s3 s
own building In i2d 81. between btoad@ay ahl
SiIih A, The lease was negotiated by o. d. a
u soesr & 60. and the Douglas Robinson. Charles
: Brovn co. rented for the ss,,,s OF yohn ~,
TAYLOR the sixth loft n 20 to . "esi zZd s. 70
''i The eShaiiss = Noyss Co and Gsor. R Read
A 90. leased the ground door OF - west s; 70
80 Pear st. 70 Frles 4 Fries. and the store 10
south Il to julius farher . 80. ,
..iso-fb An The A1ker. Neral Condit Build
~ 3ss PIN N. large showroom space 20 >,
R9senau Co. Of Phiiadeiyhls' hianniaetufens oI
Ir,lts and trimmings. located Al COS Broadway Tor
NAN .I,rsS r Bunyad. florist. leased sddl,ional
-. snaee IN as Madison Gy corner Of tsth S..
-. te has been located ior a number Of years.
r. Brett 4 Ceode Co. negotiated the lease. which
,y,ili.m j Roome a Co leased the s;ors and
b, ,saisnt A. illi Broadway FOR term % years N
ChsrIes wanderran for restaurant purposes.
re Cso~s Broen 60 lsased a store In IN.
h,iisng Al T. 3 and West 6lst A. 70 the Detroit
1sdlilsr Motor car 60. This lease concludes the
rental u the building which contains 10000
The sAron Realty Co has rented otnoes In 1881
proafuay 10 the Equitable Film Co. the store a
IA Mshlsn Lane 20 Peleri. acd onces u 2ol
Ifosdway 70 Jcseph Wllksnfed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
HAY AND STRAW

TIC market continues firm. especially on me
lower grades ~ har and there is lltti- sound
stock o. auy description now available under $50
aud ro, 4 YER, liberal supply Al that. Higher
grade, stead. fo nrm. with no material change IA
value HAY Timothy. primo. large. baled per
ton. t3fJoHS2I. 40 !. So. No 3. 10 No :. 81
$3.50. shiglwg 500. fancy llght clover mixed
s-2a $3.50 STRAW-Rye. No 1. SIS. tSmall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
's'VOO, 900 Gen. Rubber Issue

~ as flrst National Bank and the Cen
rust Company are receiving sub
h,'Prnons for 100000 General Rub
seis Itonpsny's 8 per cent debenture
s.r oohas dated July and due De-
su,;oI l. 1918. The indemnity Sc
ou;.Ls me bonds provides that the net
"a :, assets Of the company shall at
- ' ne. be Of less aggregate value
49,. 80 i<V per cent Of the amount out
% ,S.g' and the company agrees not
sr,y '.'e, any mortgage upon it's prop
ui. ,.'host including all the bonds Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
FRESH FRUITS

Ap0le5 AID p0a0hes 1T011V HfTT77 sn1 MOONS
lower Piuc3pples higher. ATrLES Northern Spy.
bbl 81 -Oatj.50. Baldwin. s. I0n $3.50. Ben DAYS.
S3@4. Rus,ct S5ati Far Western. box. Sl7i
g. -. PECACiiES fla. carrier Sl.1jG SIS. Ga.
s9@t275: e. S4GSe7j: STRAWBERRIES Dcl
and Nd. a. "a Ne. Jersey 5@ -. upri'er, ga
l2r. VI SkAfEIONS. cal. standard crate. 81 SOL
81 pon} crate. s. 81 $3.50. Fla standard crate.
81 j6a g. 30. WATERAlELONS. Fla. 100 s7j car
load $500. TANGERINES. ia. strap. 8 5OaN
ORANGES. Fla box Sl75dSi. Porto Rico. 81 -
@S250: Cal. sl50at375. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla.
box. Sl.5o4S42j; cuban Sl.75@42j. PlNEAP
PIES. Porto Rico Red Spanish crate. g5c@S 81.
Cuban $l0S2.25: Fla. 81 .25GS2 Smooth Cayenne.
iuLan. rrate. E2d US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
More Buildings Planned.

Statistics Of building are always Of
Niest 70 the financial community.
rease they are usually excellent in
- OF depression or recovery from
,..siession IN general business. In the
Eteni number Of The Engineering
~, - the building outlook is shown
" much more promising. For the
-. ume this year plans filed in q
- make larger total than those
4 s,' = corresponding month in 1914. In
SWINE cities all over the United
sss the cost Of buildings contem-
b g. rom plans fled in May amounts
y. tfos'Szo,0OO, against $67,477, 900 a
80. ago. The Southern and Western
s.. have not yet got Up 20 last
80 - scale Of operations, but in the
-, leu states the gain in May was 22
cent, and the others are reducing
''f losses rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Sales in Auction Rooms

By Joseph p. Day
s4IH ST. 1913 Z. ms " Of Lexington Az go.
$50 sy ,SnE' and g f5oTs Esrb psn'ns ATTY,
ri Blur ref Partition To Louise Bersh. a
party IN interest, for $50 u,s %,
ssh ST. 80 W. Ssam, so fHSica ain ct 4. b.
II F wellhart: Hunt. Hn Belts. a,tys; T W
Churchill. ref due. slA5'o92' 'aIes' ETC. to
Io,o ST. i9s = s. 30 W Of Sd a,, soIloo II
sty tenmt and stores City Real Estate 20 Is
due. SIS. 2ss 90: taxes. etc. si.O'o'o to the PUN
for $4,000.
b. Bryan l. Kennedy
s4rH ST. a2s. ; s2l Of sih a. 9li' ws.y
sty dwlg. executors sale estate OF Ann "H'' 3
10 W r FfelTer for s2i.5oo.
By samuel Mari.
7tsr ST. 2ls and go ". 5. eS5 Of IN az
a. i0rlOj 5i46 lOriOi 5. : ~ tenmt ) Se.an .
= BJGosmiT' Ely duo So Ct ,l 3 c'q ,ais,. &c
si.oss.5o: subject to mtg Of $4,000 to the PIN
,,a az 81 81 5o7 w.ns $50 Of Amsterdam az.
Br.uds = !, 3, ssl y ARE, r. at: w.
tIssI5 TO The PIN for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
,o.ru at 100 and III E. rs 100 Park Az.
'i,iooi IL sty tenmt and stores Esther SOY
mour q al agt II Romm e Al Powell ~
stty. ID Kelly ref. due. $50 tzet laies. eie'
81 $3.50 to L spelman for ISL 900
By Henry B Ke,cham.
CANAL ct. g. 10 IL n e cor Allen Ct, 5orloO.
three sty brk tenmts and stores. also ssh -
iT0 W "a about 1873 Amsterdam Az. 93rloO
ats tenmt hight title etc; l. ID Livingston az
A Krulewitch e al l. II LEVIN. atty y
Ketehsm trecr.Ters sale) adjourned to June 10
A. The Bronx exchange
BY Henry Brady.
DECATUR Av. 296a. n .. Stl.S Beifotd Par
boulevard. 3T.6Illo. gy frame ds!s; keeecci
n Gourlie e Al ast c b Augustine - a.. Dean
Tracy & McBau0n. nys, hcA'oy rel
due. s7ili60. tAIes. etc. N.2H: 10 the PLAN
IN Tor s.. 900.
By James T. Wells Company.
WASHINGTON Az. 1911. 8. 200 u issih
z51e0o 3 sly tenmt and stores. Dollar saving
Lank Of CITY y AT Florence Csaen e al
i1row Mackellsr a Wells sttJs. I y luihoert
ref. due t2j ga 90: taxes. etc. ssss.1s Al
ourned 10 June g
b. Jnxsph p. Day.
FRANKLIN Az. 1890. - s. o. Jefe'son ?,
Gexloe. su vnnii Ella Cens ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

Receipts 1870 head barely car on sac :, 81 ia
Ing arm AZ MONDAYS Prees,e ,S SS * H'''
Sales-kerns Commission Co; rem hoss 81
10 average $50 per 100 10. ,oo -. "a so.
T-bin b shannon . state hogs. l29 ~ 81 w. v
OK e. 10. q roughs 290 to AS Sc 500 1913.
Sanders. . Penn hogs. leo ID. $sl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
A Mistake Paid for.

Studebaker opened al 10. down a.
ION Tuesday close. and it wasn't ten
rhglss before the gossip ran round
ts toor Of the exchange that some one
ac Numbered The mistake was rap
KY corrected however, and the price
allied 81. points. while the stock was
h'de as scarce for q time as good man
.gsnsnt could be- expected TO make It.
0N Tie early dealings seemed 10 have
!seaied too much for the good Of the
runs in Studebakcr. In the afternoon
a'cine their attempts 20 stem new
slIing movement OF their fellow
asder could not prevent the issue
ION getting down 90 the lowest 7Os.
I. . closed a. 7lls, with net loss Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 2. 1915.
GRAIN.

wHEAT-The hrst hour was marked By consider
~. In contrast TO an opening decline Q; a.
buShei al Chicago. the Northwest markets were
strong and higher particularly Winnipeg IN response
10 damage reports following 'oo weather over thu
Canadian Northwest Covering orders at Chicago
AMI elsewhere eventually brought the markets back
toward TIE former parity. and subsequent deuials
that rnriug wheat had been injured lS cold weather
there vas general selling movement which forced
prices ~ 40 ar a hushol VIII JUS al new loN
ievei for me movement Final prices were practi
caliy ~ bottom ~ me DAY ard 80. rii.c under me
previous night only moderate export business
was reported on the break. ana tis. together with
intimations that new crop wheat was being sold
August shipment. ~ The other side a. o. bushel
under the parity Of business tended 10 Increase
the hearish sentiment which prevailed in the last
hour. Hedging sales against increased offers Of new
ard rallyiug the maract. and crop accounts apart
from the early frost talk from the Canadian Norfh-
west wer- generally favorable Including the gov
Interests In Chicago sold july QUITE freely ON the
bulge and bought September There was weakness I'm
over domestic political conditions. Cash markets
were weak everywhere ou the increased pressure ~
tl3iis. g New Yori. export billed No / North
tl-7i Bunaio CORN n contrast 20 tho
opening wcskrcs. in wheat the corn market opened
firm and about lr hshc- and throughout the cutie
day Wa relatively imrr than wheat. although D.
suffered synrathete drop in thu last hour. with
CARLY strength was attributed 10 cool weather over
'ho ret and backward condition of me crop 10.
c,flor with iue Iowa state report. which made con.
dfip. - per cent The ate drop n prices was due
almost entirely to the wheat break. cash corn
shared the weakness elsewhere. so yellow iu the
Local market being quoted q lac prompt ship
mont. OATS Al accumulation ~ overnight selling
orders. due 20 The government report ~ Tues iay.
weakened early price, somewhat and after sharp
rally On which shorts were quite conspicuous buy
era the market again weakened and A. the close
was '.dlc under the previous night. IL was r.
ported that new TcIa5 oats were being offered 20
rive here early July al 566c hushel under. he
price ~ Western oats laid down I'm New York The
cash market was accordingly easier folioas
STANDARD j4ifc. No white. 55c. No white. Sc :
No white j2isc. fancy c tipped white. s1ik q sc
ordinary clipped white So SIC. all elevator
RYE Dull 80 Western $l27 nominal. {
export BARLEY quiet. mailing. ~ sc. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Dec, e Not Serious.

Brokers in the commission houses
.Hs not inclined 10 take the decline
NE market seriously. They said
1s' Il had no special signifcance and
a. a. merely one OF those temporary re-
..elons Of current news such as had
tsa seen a dozen times in the last
@thight The market behaved well,
. vas considered, IN the face Of such
=" as a split .n the Cabinet. and
ave another proof Of the assertion so
.a''9lesntiy reiterated lately that stocks
we 10 strong hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
THE METAL MARKET.

The local street market for copper was hrn.
with eleciroytic quoted Al zoe. In London copper
closed al fS3 for standard spot fSt for futures and
COZ Tor eccroytic spot.
TIN on the New York Metal kraanse was firm.
With SPOT IN i've ton lots quoted at 40 Iondon
lead closed At ei6s los for standard spot and
fiss los for futures with sales OF 70 tons SPOT and
100 tons futures
LEAD very strong and advancing. with spot IN
New York snd East ST louis quoted A. Sc. The
American smelling and Refining Company al
Tancsd the price Of shipment lead from t7ac 10 DC
IN sn.ton lots London lead f2G Is
SPEITER nominal London spelter. flo5. Iron.
hiddlesboTo Ne L. esB ID IN London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Copper Stocks Also Suffer.

Copper stocks ri cht nave been eX-
Pcisd with copper at 20 cents a pound
and 80 predicted before the winter, 70
Fss through almost any gale in the
s.i yesterday they proved as vulner-
iSIt to attack as the rest Of the list.
Arslgamsted closed the day with loss
d 2 points, Anaconda with d loss Of
nd Smel;ers likewise; Butte & Su-
FFioT, for al! Its profits on spelter
us down go GuGgenheim rs and
lalao also; Inspiration down Is and
Yah :. Tennessee Copper was a
'ahihg exception. but Tennessee is for
ne nonee more q sulphuric acid pro-
os',r than a copper mining company
ne stock gained Of a point on the
6sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. June ., 1913.
BEEyES.

p...i,,. iTa5 head 3 cars on sale steers
.inE and and TO- lower bulls easier bologna DuI.s,
foga,r loWer. thin COWS steady medium EASIER
~. -ofs duil AMI 25@40c lower. good 70 grms
.fc.rs OLD al Ss5jeSs.l5 bulls. SsNs2' =
tIt-a sssss g. cows. s. 5oeS' - ogheh o'
etlra ohio. $50 Dressed beef unchanged, ,s.7
saies-McPherson a Co: il PeIn steen' 80 ~
III ayerage. S9l5 per loo %: 8. III 10 S'9S
4 bull 1850 TO- s.. i6 1850 ID. So L. * TO- To-
g. 10: g. 6I3 ID. $3.50. 10 Ohio - t-"O 10
go: :. ll27 n. s.. 5. 1893 10. 70 ,a,S COW vs.
~, To- s. g: - lils n. tsse ., 10Y ~
81 %: : 1920 lb. $40. >. so ~ ~, -
sSs lb. S 90. :. ~ 10. s. . 10. $40 10. Wv -
"a b yia5. H. 80 20. So 49,, H.
6 e6. bull 100 %. ss25 .. i2i5 ID, ps9' -.
100 lb So 30. 2 rs 10. s.: coss, llte TO- a.
4 90 lh S. g . 1885 n. SCI !. - y; IN
: sanders bulls. l.l2 ID. az L.s,,,.
,s-o q 40 ID. $3.50: !. 53s u, 20 esi M
% III s. 50. n CO.'S. l0Is 10 -. az. "a "a AZ
.si5 4. 7sj ID. $50. S. s5i ID. N'V' w. W.
"rr,n A shannon 3 bulls. lleo 70, 49, ~
ssa M s. cows. 1905 10. $50. II. 1907 ID
$50. : s7l 10. s.. 3. sos %. ,s-s, soo III
N.,stou A 90 % cows. 9ss 10 'o'9' . ''V ~
." Judd A 60 bulls llso ID. SIa' J. wv
n s. 81. cows 1910 ID. 10 ,,a- d, t-sj g.
J. slarn5efg & Son. 10 COWS '"'' ~
9as 10. S. IS Z. $50 ~ " ~, III ss-s. o fg
andes Mullen ! bnll. 1850 W. H''is XXI
g. 10 q IS Se' co"s ~ ~ "
80 , 80. $50. II. $40, N'!, H. u-s. IA
Jsllirs. wrxhI = Ca; bull i'" ~ ''''' ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Rumely Deposits Large.

The committee Of which John W.
Platten is chairman nnounced yester-
day that a substantial amount of the
two-year 6 per cent convertible gold
notes Of the NJ. Rumely Company has
been deposited. Subsequent to July l
deposits will be accepted only with the
consent Of the committee and upon
such terms as IL may approve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
The Bronx
Lease Netherland Hotel.

Julius and william hAnses have purchased ths
lease good-wiIl and furniture Of The Ne,hsrland
Hotel Al FIFTH Az. and 5sth st. from Mrs {. A.
Toran who had owned the hotel Tor twenty years.
The properly belongs 10 William waldorf As,of.
Mrs forAn's lease has twenty three years 70 run
Tho MexSrs MAnger are the oSners Of tho Great
Northern the Endicoti and the Grand. N this city
tie Plaza. In Chicago. sad the Conunsni.l !,
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LEI

Whitman 81 Al. + sitter. atty: A y Gissereh.
rei. due. S3l i?i73. tara. etc, Ssssse To nc
plaintiff for t25 900.
By George Pnce.
FOX ST. sss. n O. 212s Of Az 81 John. ts.s
Is5. s sly tenmt: A Bumenthsl q A. ~,
cs..,e Preiman ct al: 0;terbourt Stsinlandes
q uouston sttys: Neumsnn. ref Due. ssssffo'
ne A Isn les " OF Keppser a.,
'SsiI,oo' sly dsis: North Ne. York s.uns, AID
Loan Association Az Ridseneld cons'rlciion 60
II al: Homer Hildfeih. stJ y pays. ~
sus IS 200 03: taxes. etc, slVsv 10 ms
tlaintr fOr $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
Westchester Sales,

to,,. Conan .old for Richard R.iisdfe 70
esrnf he de,elopssent known a. Laurel rsns m
In, alag. q Noun, AissS :, ,ssoo
,ers Ttls property rss neg ,.,,an ,,s M
men fssidsce. Of a Roseustrom. O. h'efu~
N.nor 10 Archie O. Van Meas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which we're not dealt N
on 4hn Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. lime o ,o1,

ohg IN bonds on the New York amounted
10 N'oOO against $75iOO Tuesday si2s
oOo Total from nuar, to date $3.50 ooO against
n