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New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
INSPECTION BILL HEARING
Public Meeting To Be Held at
CITY Hall To day.

A. a meeting Yesterday Of a COMMITTEES oi
,eaI estate and allied orEGnI cations on Nn7
iorkwoo1 EIlenbog.nAbil the following EesO-
luton was adopted - o..
whereas tns representatives. OF rear =
,,ts AMI allied organizations met IN con
tsrence and approved the LOCKWOOD hIle,l-
toe.n hll and the same was lntroiueIo IN
the legislature A. the request OK sa'1 ~
yyboraas saiA associations arc absolutely
I'm sympathy with its purposes Tor reiIrI am
maintenance ~ the present boIoih" iOi"i
Of departments and. .,...
Whereas az the public hearing Al A+hauy
ana since that time various amehIH-Hts
40 been suggested which sald hilr"4
r'enfs seem reasonable 10 the sponsors OF
the Bill, and. -...,....,,,, ., ,ha
tui and sat amen1m nts the Senate ana
Assembly Committee on the Aralrs OK Cues
=. srnointed the members thereon from
ne greater city Of New YORK r-o-cohl
r,,,,tsa 10 meet on Saturday. March is. a.
the City Hall IN the CRY OK Ne" lofA
W.nsress Senator lockwood and Assem-
ti,r,an Eilanbogen have advised that the
,oagsr 20 employ Ena fN salaries proVldei
e., IN saiS bul ought 90 De placed With
The Board of Estimate and tnat other
suendments he made. particularly Win ret,
crence to maintaining the eflrieney 'ili sna
proper enforcement or the tenement hOuh7
law therefore. be ~ -
Resolved. That Il 10 the sense OF THIS me-,
I've thar Senator Lockwood and Assembly
man Ellenhogen amend said bill as 70 the
sIb-conrnltte- OF the Senate and the As-
ser,bly'- Cfues Committee may seem prop
ami advisable. and that tne ehsi.i, ehair,'ah, ., %
fhf- meeting hs and hereby j. euthorLru 70
snnolnt "A sub-cormlttee of five to represent
~ conference a. the meetings or tns COM
mlttcs Of the LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
PHILADELPHIA WOOL STRONG.

TIiy I..egrg-h Co Tie iliuuif-I
rl.sse.pha. March I2.-The Wool marie, 'ri9 f6
.f.,, -.,,.'Gu.l Strength durnE iho wees. @na ~
som. lH. a..ts Ircc, have advanced 60 's,..ly
srs el.,el.nsly s,rons. owing to iheH estie atc'
&iS.t ~ t.| .1.sl supply " medium nev.'5
- .t,..s .li0taIlo a. % % 81 GEMS. N""o "@, "1,,
Ii,', f,.'. afe worth - 20 50 cents. a. S'.''.'.''s
90, NIL. Tie market for tng'' "'', '.
'' ,e ..s..I,t because OF the limited supply a.I
i '-' ,r.rlms views of h0iier' Ilhea No'ii' i Woa.
Ia .a5lus, ,mau aud prices lTni} nc G5 d5er,os.
t- r.uiIg,t ami hrm. win As1l Vt,l,,lr..'eai.
,,.l ..s io he douE EtLc "orh ior uoin',',y uoiln.y
' s demand from abroad loT IA..4, -
.' Is- INCREASED ip such large IIypo-t..ttt',,''.
be-. az, refuse TO mad. F,n- un-
, or, M Ma, -s.. d,.an, -y@SJ-, one .au o%'oot %
tfree-, shtHs. 5o'- "a Sc. one qua III. ,3ns
c,S s.i, anq one qu"Ltsd 'ii.tr.,ss.
.'N N "". Common and braid. o4G '-.. eIt..'
'' F" %. p. 90, ONO roe.es- Dcla.ne. Wa'Ael '.-3
..a .i.. ruo unmerehai,lAnIe' i-,y5 o-y5 '9f
81. oue.guar.er 5o9 S,c. ne.Su'i ,aII sg.
.e hI,, t.trp5 walled. S]R3l,. AuS'f" "
'ap.t USs,s ,oior.. lsa2 Chue c'n' ,.. -. ~.
-'.' %or.hsru. Vllo"ed. =. g -tt' @ @'4.''.
g.. DousAoi. ordinary. - @ - s"''
. Cesrelau ,hcccCl. IN SVc' .u5t-'' h,..i
.' N,.tS'iatlr secured. 5s "a S2t. N@' ~
~ .o-.5tn.t cray 200 .ic hio'"asAN' '-''
...l g.l-4. second clp, -'9-'''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

FORE the New York Federal Reserve
Bank az its meeting next Wednesday
In the form Of resolution favoring
the Marshall bill.
Some Of the directors have openly
expressed their determination 20 sun
port the measure, but nothing will be
known as TO the attitude of the full
board until next week. The trust com
panies will strongly oppose the enact
ment of such bill, but no meeting has
yet been called to consider the matter
Edwin C. Merrill, president Of the
Union Trust Company and also head
Of the Association OF Trust Companies
Of New York State. said yesterday that
the executive committee may confer on
the Marshall bill as soon as a copy has
been received. The large national
banks Of this city have not yet come
out strongly In favor of the measure
Their attitude thus far has been neu-
trail.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BROOKLYN HOUSES SOLD
Apartment Planned for Plot
Near Fourth Avenue.

Samuel Galitzka sold for Mr. Murphy 70
Stecher 4 Walsh a plot 10OX100. on 77th
st.. south side. 226 feet east of Fourth av,
for improvement with apartment houses {.
also sold for Cohen & Lang OF Manhattan.
the southwest corner of Fifth Az. and 75th
St. plot i0oxl00. 10 Simon Abcls. who will
erect five three story apartment houses with
stores.
Houtsin Company sold for Charles J Cur
tain 9i2 Herkimer St, two story dwelling,
subject TO a mortgage OF t2.6o0: also. 1911
and 1891 East 7th ST. near Avenue o. two
dwellings. each i0Ni206 subject TO a mort
gage Of $4,000 each. for schnell Realty Com
pany. and the gore plot on Hendrickson ~ ,
near Avenue II, sox irregular. for GustaYe
Glrard.
Tho Bulhley h Horton Company sold liot
Park Place, corner Hampton Place. for
Duer. Strong Whitehead. 10 a client for
occupancy. II is three story and base
ment. fancy brick and stone house
The Burlington Realty Company leased
for term OF years plot fronting SO feet
on the west side Of Flatbush av. extension.
between Tillary and Johnson sts
7 Salzberg sold for Mrs. r r. French. ~
Daytona. Fla, TO Louis Hussakof. OF Brook
lyn. 1897 50th St. an eleven room sing 2
cottage, 40xi0O feet
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Big Profit for Piano Com
pany in Sub-Leasing
42d Street Building.

Clark T. Chambers reports what Is
said to be n record rental for 42d st.
in the vicinity of the Grand Central
Station. lie has sold the unexpired
lease, with nineteen years to run and
held by the Hallett g. Davis Piano
Company. In the six story building at
I8 East AID ST.. on a lot 22xlOO feet.
The structure Rdjoins the AID 81.
frontage Of the new Rogers Peet Com
nany building. The Herbert & Hues-
gen Company, dealers in optical goods
and Photographic materials, OF III
Madison av., are the lessons. they Will
pay between S22,500 and 50 900 a year,
or an aggregate rental of S5OO'ooo for
the nineteen years.
A renewal clause Of twenty-one years
goes with the lease, therefore making
the lease Of forty years duration pro-
vidina the new tenants wish TO renew
il AZ an aggregate rental Of Sl,OOO, ,OOO.
The building leased was erected about
two years ago, and since that time has
been occupied By the Hallett g. Davis
Piano Company. The latter concern
wa, represented by Knowlton Durham,
while the law frm Of Adolph & Henry
Bloch represented the new tenants.
A record Of the lease filed yesterday
shows that the rental paid by the Hal
lett e. Davis Piano Company TO lsidor
6. Korn, owners OF the property IS
$4,000 a year for twenty-one years.
The suitcase, therefore, gives the con-
Germ substantial nroht.
Trading announced in the real es.
tate market yesterday was chleny OF
dwelling and apartment houses IN Inc
Bronx. A buyer of plot on Arthur
av. plans three five story apartment
houses for the site.
Sales announced follow:
18TH ST Annie u. MAtdoI has 'o,d 20 W N'' :,
i25th S. four stop bgi ilts. ID" ,g' -'i''. ID
fect adI1ining he southeast corner ~ Sth az
HOE Az Hary ii. Cohen has to.d ior We
Copsu Building CsDpany faIs oS ~ H.. oo'sy" Ves
Eve story apartment house. on plo' S'tlVV 'oe@
located 100 feet south o. l.ld s. .,,, g.. s,,,,,.l
uoge- 2gso "a Az four story dwelling on iot
25il00 feet adjoining the southwest corner OF '-''N
"NoHTGAN Av.-Lautcr Blscsner. Irc. sold fyf
the McTyoy 4 Koester Construction CompauJ 70
James T Barry 1871 Monesah N.; a Nv s,1S D
T,o,gb 20 Nirevsri pl Tie buyer save iu part
navTn'ft the plot l00Ie0 feet. az the rorhcaR 90,
ngf Of Webs,e. az and 1924 st.. the deed to "h'ch
HIs t%EtIIX GV"fharl,s Barth,n gave The 'hres
,,a-y dueiiug on A lOt 25xli5 feet, Al a5e rHh
in .v n part trade to Po4os4 81 NJ he
To-th,sest corner n Southern boulevard ana ~ ~ u
:, he sale oi which announced laai week y
Af,TTI f,,TRTTIJII:R ISIKurz Uren Ino have re'cld
~ Rirhard Dunn the siI lots on tle eSt sNlt OF
Arthur M .25I2 feet 'og'n ta % q lIg' improve f 70 m.
,snd by The erection OF three I've stoH pe" Ia"
tenement houses.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Manufacturers Rent from Plans
Floor in Proposed Building
in Fifth Ave.

The Murray TIl Investing Company has
leased from the plans the cgh'h hoy' q.
ro-,.- of Fifth av and olth et. for Tong
term OF wears 20 the l.. wallace CVHa
Manufacturing Company. sNlersiniths. nov nov
on west 3cl 20. George T. lt'td o 70 u,5
T. Manning represented the le'ste5 ~
Frederick Soulha ana A"yn ba4i' J'' 1'-0i
gr agents for the building "a. cd.
n & / Hess have leased the hrst IoIt g,
soS- .0o Iefsvett. ~ 20 the Liberty Don
,',urany. the west store al l3l West dYih
s, 20 Josrph Levine. the store ana paSe-
mont at ri West 30th Il. 10 kuhe Sohrn
The second loft 10 the Fri,1rl,an g ,D'Io" 20 ~
trimming Company. the third 10Y 20 va
ferrnau Brothers and m" fourth lott 10 '"a
Fashion Embroidery Works. 49,.
ria4r A Manning rented space In the
urr-,li Ruliiro ~ Madison av. Tor Lotion
IL SIawson Company to A Nr"hiIsr' r..
rurCss Cornuauy leased the store 10 LaNl
t3th ~ to Frederick Strorhmann, also, lh'
vacant plot 95Nloo. et the s"elnW,ss' -,
%eu YORK 70 william Gruber. and me sNlh
lon. iel West 18Th st. 20 John Elelm,tn. ,
George " BrettcH loa-cd tot naIl.' %
cquires the three story loft hulInnE tt "a
Fse, teifl - 10 Dcutsch Brothers. turui-
fure dealers for use as storage "arenous-,
and to Drdrict Ticizen me thrre s-oly anu
tarernart building m 5i3 East lls,h 81
The puf Brown COMPANY ltasfl ioI
Nfarv e Van Cott 90 Edward SchamacH 'he
store floor az l1i5 Amsterdam aY 49,.
r Wallace q sons ,so s,.TrS.htiib"sa a..,1tb aoor q,
7
he .ievcn story building which the Mur.
ray Hu Investing COMPANY VIII buil15 az a.
10 northwest corner OF Fifth az. ana 3 ~
., rraderlck couthaok and ALVIN ban.
r. George r Read y Co and Edgar a
Manning were the brokers.
l. Tancnfaum Strauss & CO. INC tenlru
~ TIqUtgan 10 the Eastern American
chair company SUCCESSORS 10 the rr9Gk-!
char company. the building at t55-43I West
ION 81 FOR a term ~ wears ..n...
t., ,te new Adams Building 81 Broadway
20 The Quasi Arc COMPANY for their eAecu-
W. 1o,,. ,'. q pro have Leased FOR Title Guarsn-
TOO ara Trust Company 70 a client me prem
ises is Morton s. for q term of Years
Charles Z N,trs Company has leased me
ma ion NJ 20 -6 Fulton ST.. % H'rnhori =.
schaefer. and tn conjunction WIN NllI'SI1e az
n whiting & 60. the secon1 lufi a. 90 , ~
n,sre 81, 10 q r. Smith COMPANY ono
g. q-a7 Groad st.. 10 Nyer Cohen, Anl
NE of of'ces IN 37-39 Liberty 81. 10 the
Fnsor Manufacturing Company.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Psnsloned-Msrch II. Ptmn. T. J Holden. 1880,
On Dolcs surgeons ceF,neas. a. sAso.s'. appoloted
Transfers and Asslsnn.nts-Siareh Il Ptlun. 4.
4. GennercA. from sch % os.h, 70 uotofcJcs
to E. o. as rhaarcuI. il Gufsn. rrdn ash 70
g. o. a. chauffeur. & Cordes. from issd % {; o.
operator OF motor pa-r0l wagon. Tempo-aD a.
s.glmsnts-Ptlmn D. J. McNich0l bth. % ID. B.
~ 1.' d.,. Ma MAJ hsiisas .i,., .5.h 70 "a
u. 10 days. March n n L. Hofmsnni .sin
% 4sy' Ma;,a i Lm4es1L s;s.H e en- &
y ..a sud s53 a. 5a,' s. M''9 d l. 'l; da5;
da5A March 10. ! a Kse l59.h an 7 r On
roy. 1.rh L. D.. 20 b g.. 10 days. Mar.h a. ,
knapp 2a-l. % p. r 70 day March H. Is
raarueco 2-l c KANE 2sI: q -, = frsd- ,si
Lsrsa. Ia IN j. J. E Ryan J. shs5i.n p Kea, a,
taiiTf5"' ~ ii15 D Ylfl6 II 'i' o''' '''
Leaves OF Absence no psyl-Ptmn MYs
H.. day. M,E'h c,., ~ wang e., 'gn ys,th "a =
" B fsem'ng SOU day, March a. 4. cara
4sDIicatlo1, ioT fai Pay ApprOy,d.-pumn. 2
Ha.tc., Ion from Jal Is 20 FEB =. Campo
.-d from Jan IS % Feb i5 NJ DcGum. loth
tn l al3 70 Jan a5n.spy III .cs 1ssSY ese ' ''''
Fines lmpossd.-Pt-mn J. Platt. l5th. Jan. y.
failed 20 pr'.nt ~ !apct ne ge,,S.ns oi ~. Sso
Jan li failed 20 prevent Or discover eurglsr5
I day vs. Donaldson. 25d Jan Z. Improper
patrol. days L. Fay. 10th. Jan 6. JAILED % pre-
vent or discover burglary ! day, G Il RInsef
2S.h p charges Aug q absent RON posi-
days De- q sbsen, from pOs,. days. !. J.
Tracy sSta q chargesl. oct 5, sosent from
post 6 DAYS. Jan 23. absent fr0m post. days
q J RraeuI.y. 40.h y charged. Aus - eoseni
FROM post 3 lar.. Jan H. absent from post, :
Ieys. " Goe,z. 43i Dec. S. absent from post snd
relieving point days. A Anderson. SON. oeo
lS improper conduct IS days " A kralss 1880.
Jd1. s. Improper patrol. z days '. x Raynof,
1884 de-. 81. absent without leave. I tay, J J
D.rnfIe lfifh. Jan 3 failed 20 signal days
Is NcCorulk l44th. Dec o. di1 not properly
pa.roi days 7 j Sgil7an. l-Fh. be 10. Al
.ert from post . ta}s. & q Worreu. 2'th. jan
g. 'alai 10 prevent ~ discover burglary. ! cay
A. Itflp, llStl. Jan ah-ent from post. dAy.
Roprlranded pat S~rgt l-i gaiel p J.
Frr ID b Fer s. failed % take proper action
Ptnu W Sa1as.s i.sI. FEB. 8. absent from pat
Mn j. s. Bell. Ism. Jan. H. failed 10 discover
Charges Dismissed PENN = PoTs'. lo,h.
Jan u. failed 10 pre'eIi. discover or repof'
R.s.ortd TO OuB.--Puma. : Mccsrron. Hh.
4 % m March a. 90
Re,ocauon.-so much OF Paragraph J. o s.,
f e. a. relates o. tl' transfer sHt ASIA meat o.
p.ul J /. Wcade tith. is revoked
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
SEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE bungalow 90 waterfront. oommu''ni
f......a rom = suitable for artist or small
family. VII s.I 0f ie4ss or yery reasonable tea.s
TIAlEH rs W altl .. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
49,. Fireworks Help to
''r Cheer Sufferers from
depressing Day
voroR STOCKS AGAIN
M, PROVIDE THE SHOW
,,.ro Railway Preferred
vs. o,saks When Dividend Is
Formally Passed.

=. q, the circuses that care Is
Z y V,'' 90 let the side shows keep
.'ksa nv sVSv from the main tent ON
ss'h'ss '.Ses theory. probably rests me
.sr' s.Vn .,n, of Yesterdays stock mar
,IisLIis...,.v.,o rather than freaks kept
Ei fieTN frS away from the standard
s' So syee fireworks. for compare
sp.s ,.w speculators did anything
.Ttly o Ie" Kan stand aside and ad-
sd' ne s height 20 which the rockets roG,s,
ziTs ~ vstch the trail of the faIilng
T''e 'NC Once again II was the motor
fsrs' ~ ~ nrovided the days sensa-
i;''n ,ss Re maxwell issues. as usuai,
t'iS -.",,sn -, work 90 cheer up laded
VIZ Int General Motors, common
F'sIS, ,,.tsrred. Sinking no part OF me me
80 M P''T For eu extra treat MaN~eIi
i~t .,tond preferred was permitted
Nao.s Nao.s,,rily 20 sell above the common n
r'1lsIS'S,,' sens -, crly momentarily. Then the
i'ssA ssAtio NJ logic born 30 New street
.''ioIsSk ''i.ssk thrust it back into ~ orolt
~ .issA..T'ly ~, as the rule runs, q STOCK
wv gN.ss"t to 6 per cent A year cannot
lirWs seii above one whose divi-
i'a'S-'r ,rs limited by nothing lower
ttl" a, ,ly. The fact that neither
a,a -, he fret preferred. their
$50 ', ,r ,,v, any dividends has nothing
~ NIB tie case.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
GRAIN IN OTHER MARKETS.

Duluth March l2-wHEAT-No hard s. ~ 2. :,
No Noctaan is'. ~. JS2 NO SIT. f9ii.''" en- "
liiiS5uErr March -WHEAATn,oN9. EoriRern' ,r,
si-iI9si s4t. 80 Northern. ST. $50 a5'a a'5
4 stl CORN-Nn yellpN, ,4c' May 90 s-
KILY-MNuns. tto SIC 49,,
Minneapolis, March l2-Wl,iEtIAIII%%o w, ~ 70 Na1lG. nsI'
s. IT, 80 Ncrta.rH. $50 :, iit,s' s,I. 40 JuS.
,In s. 4s. cGI.N 80 icloy M @esG,, 4AIS ;,o
80 While. JJ}. g5o..c FLOUR AAI BRAN u"
'"sl'I. 4, Ilg,s. March -wIlEAT.-No ? re- Sl5S
No = L4I N.5o4. MAJ. sL..l5- IoEN--%o 6hTS 80 =
T5'sc. SO white. 'o,. -oia.5. Sla5. IL ~ ne
'as 5a,s. ,2'ss tiS iS Mais6 iiT.I i5wfAT 5et1
u5soS 5si \? red $L5l'4q ~. ti.'4,, , Co%S No
,,,',,y ~ 0ATs-No 2 white. 81 2 'sc. No
mixed. 55H GJiisc
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BOURSE EXCLUDES
ALIENS SECURITIES
French Move Not Against Amer
leans, but Germans and Aus
trianS, Says Ribot.

Paris, March lQ.-The French Min
lister Of Finance, Alexandra Ribot, said
to-day that the governing body of the
Bourse had decided 10 exclude pro-
visionRlly from transactions in that
market all securities owned by for
eigners. Explaining the significance OF
this move, NJ. Rbot said;
"You have asked If this was not ad-
verse to the interests Of Americans.
The purpose of the regulation is TO
prevent the sale in France of German
and Austrian owned securities, with
the object either OF drawing cash from
this country or Of depressing and
manipulating the market Our friends,
the Americans, viii not be affected by
this agreement, because, with the eX-
ception of q few American stocks, Sc
curities listed on the French Bourse
are not held in America. National de-
fence bonds, some Of which have been
taken in the United States, are not
listed on the Bourse. They are really
bills discountable at the Bank OF
France"
Concerning the financial resources Of
the French people NJ Ribot said:
The private stores Of cash Of the
farmer, small tradesman and working
man have scarcely yet been touched
for government needs. Subscriptions
for short term bonds from these &C
cumulations are flowing in steadily and
seemingly ineNhaustibly. almost with
out effort and simply in response to the
invitation extended by public notice.
Cash from every commune in France IS
being placed ut the disposition Of the
government
NJ. Ribot added that there was genu-
inc appreciation in France Of "Ameri-
can good will and sympathy
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
WOULD Do A TRUST
COMPANY BUSINESS
'pS'ale National Banks Start
movement TO Amend Van
Tuyl Statute.

Be- Plan Of the New York Federal
II ~, Bank for the free clearance
f,s,.As Tor member banks and the
ti,, Reserve Banks of other dis
IA, soon 70 be put into operation.
,s,nNf'ed a movement among the
,sOs, upstate national banks 10 bring
bsnN,s - amendment 20 the New York
p,rso..s law that wlll permit them to
p,,sAa1, pssa IA a trust company business. now
t.,,n...' by the so-called Van TuvI
S,n',. Chairman Marshall Of the
, NH banking Committee introduced
he ~ albany on Thursday propos.
Nd,,sSa al amendment. which was con
., ,hs ,ae Is The first step In the efforts
,,ops country bankers 10 enlarge the
0s,Gii, Their operations.
hat iS.,. Ss ot these institutions assert
igs,is,suSeiHr activities TO this end are
Ton IN ie4 ~. "a view of the probable rcduc-
-. los, avenues they will suffer from
Ten. to oi charging for check colIec-
'as matter Will be placed be
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
v,,. Not Wholly Popular,

-, ,-,iudics it is that objects
a agSt Of non-dividend paying IN
49,, w soaring ,riumphantly above
's'u.s 's'.s., otberwise IN thral TO inter
'sns.J 'sJ developments there was no
na.a', =. 's,nlsiu Yesterday. But IN some
~ y ns commission houses there was
I. ..n5 a dssl Of irritation shout the rapidl
I,.' :. sf the motor stocks that would
ns . niaeated by such evidence as
y. W. y earnings, the fact Of the auto
~ .r.sns sale season approaching ITS
t,i,ht and so on.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Ii,s-pos. March l2-wHfAT-Spot oui., 10 =
Manitoba Is "a coETspoi sa 9',. Gar1s n,iS. gui'
Halei' 4t"a - 'IIOTR-Wister patents. ~ 81.
g. % ,.r PASSH 5a. 60. SlSi:' si oas eas
'al' "a s".'' fIt ess ca hesyy Ga Oh. short
Ss-l s 5ss % %, 81 shoulder square M D. Is. LAsq n
@. Ws'og s.i. ns'..' 81. .'S Cd 55,lS tol,s 55,
Al''sf a. cahadsn ses White and q esd
s va 80 Liosr[D Hosi5D
CIl@ms' ,ii,i. Iis "a. COTToNSEED OIL
Hu. redlcd spot aVs ,>-srpD- "a si-,ttA March
London March i2TLlESTnH1o5II 2,lLlESn OH H6Ps
,raesS AS' co.. li a Iossa IS, SrEEM 45} 2lf.'
., TALL0wAgst,s5-''a e sairts s std TrErEX
ii,, AS1.''e. IN, Sd ROsIN-Anerlean. su.iued
Ils 50 Type o." lh
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address % attorney
MARCH -
Manhattan.

eeIeToW ST. I553. v > Is \ Jennings s. rI'8
III. y n 501r 25t 24lt ', ? 10 " s
Er,,t0w - Is Is to Beg. March l.. !9Je. Mary
Ryan 70 Mary Raiel.r. gln A.lei' l. i'"g .ti.'.
sIyiNGTON ST. e-7. g $. 30 " Wllett st. lilo p.
sert Id 1906 Ar ~.uSarta to cara 7tA"..
sfrv Nose. y ~-ule.d.r. l1J ioruey 81. ~
uASHt tNGTON ~. % cor lhi,' -. ~ 4-fit'h
" ~ Mss. March n. 1915 ~Itlo4r ReA4y ,of,"
.3 H4l.' 81. 900
J41G sT.s SIS Central Pax West 5-t,i.-,
Mt-cl rs 1914. = Ornoud Golden 30 M."4ei
lt@AvI' -'' -'' 5000
MA ST. s5l IS % s. 1913 : Rivers 70 Drive .'f
i5s Z. Dec % 1905. haze Gold'uil4 20 j arm
rP Ia ''-'' 900
,7sIB ST ijt W.ss ssIsv LenoT ~. 10 NIs' u .
Narrn =. 1913. Pauline layue 90 sam. hea'' By
ia1lu.t0a ay. suy LOUIS Hes. ~ B"ay, >o'S
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Realty Notes.

John FTirck reports having closed loans
tofalling ,52i 90 within the last few days
They include 800 900 covering ili-lls West
Ii,h st and $40 ono. covering G92 Eighth ay
Ward Bolknap & Son have been appointed
agents or the six story house at ios-lll East
l0Nh 81.
Henry r Piel IL the buyer OF the I'VE
story aat house at tho northeast corner or
Valentine sv and 1870 st.. sold recently by
Pholan Brothers II was given I'm exchange
for tho Mot AZ the southwest corner OF the
Conrou~~e and Fordham RI. go
phaIa, Prothers are the buyers of 64S
West SD st. a five story building, sold re-
Gently by the Irving Savings Institution
Polzzi & Co. Inc. have secured IN eR-
tension OF tho frs, mortgage OF $4,000 on
No preuisee Bl2 East i3th st for a term
az three years from May l. 1918
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
THE METAL MARKETS..

.o,,r.r,, m. lo,sl ,treet market was erm. with
',.l ~ - - i. A. Il7t tGi5c. and casting at
f.,5itt. 4'II 'IS ioadon copper. closed al isi is
for saf'dsd spot. c6j Is for futures AAd t'o Ss
'', CeeyDSttS ,, ~, NHta Exchange was nominal with
s,5t 'u 'ot, Of fve tons each quoted Al 'sSt,c II
- i'ot Si ~ - ,rtrres with sAcs reported oi
70 -. - ,p't aid 30 tons futures. AL. .,
LEAD-Quirt. Nrs Work 'fyL ~, ~
-pIfrrt Quiet. Sew Nors. SPOT nomins, ana
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Plans for Heights Market.

-. N-e,,,o, ttoIdirg Company. Edward
y Cofhin prcsiient. has Ned plans by os-
car Iowins6n for a one and two story mar
te, 10 be erected AZ cost Of $50 OO9 AZ
$40 TO $50 West lsoth St. and $50 Nest
tSfs, st II Will have frontage cr l50
Saet on iS0fh st.. extending through the
b,ock 70 iStst st. whore q VIII have A
frontage of % feet The market has been
lea sed ~ the Poston Leasehold Corporation
Henry NJ. Rambach. president.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
III %MeRealE Estate
JAdrket
Record Price Paid for
Rent Near Grand Central

Tax Appraiser William C. Clark Of
Mount Vernon to appraise the estate
Of the late John G. Wendell, known as
the millionaire hermit OF Fifth Ave
nue." Manhattan, who. 1t is believed.
left property worth close to $4,000, 900.
IL is understood that the heirs will
fight against the state taxing certain
property, and long legal battle is in
store.
The petition for the appraisal was
made by the two sisters of Mr.. Wendell,
Miss Ella Won Z. Wendell and Mrs. Re-
becca A. d. Wendell Swops.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Apartment Leases.

Tn. Osborne Company has leased IN fs
h,,,se 81 b-th 81 and Seventh av.. 70 DIS
80, ATTORNEY G. A Perkins. one or ITS
ana -tn1eufs for n term % years
pcesa 3 Gilman rented FOR the GoelH'
...,t &C. erartnnent of cighteen rooms and
sevar bathrooms A. 40 PARK av.: also. an
ana rtr,ont A. tf6 East f3i a.. for samuel
A FTe-zog N Dr II n Furniss which com
n'e.,s tha renting of this building.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES n the real country w,,n.s a..s
committing distance cons az, Mad
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fwT:h n,ns .nd address Of pgrlhassr and i,tor-
neg
MARCH n
Manhattan.

kMsrEROtM Az 100 $ q y Dun a -
100. Margaret Mu'any 70 AAee tefcH. 5,-l
f9,t.f.n u Philale phia. Alt all Hens
March 10 .ddress la Drew. 1881 Baltimore a.,
plIlAd-lyhla " 49,. ~
n.rg COnstrlrtion Co 90 william tummllE 90
SaTsent sy mts 81 00Vl. Marlh g. sly. A
SNOW IS wal . "
FoRT WASHINGTON AY " cor l5lsi S. lo2 u
IIs5Iss IlGi40. HIitard Coustfuetion GO % Anne
Co-kfan Port Wash. ngtgn. L lmtg slI5 00el .,
March la ally. Lawyers Title Insurance snd
-, a. 800
EFsRY ST g. . . zjloo. Louis Philip. %
I--.-a Msl--gG4--A :. .-s-4 .. I---- Al---
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Psnsloned-Nisrch II. pumn. Z. J Holden. 1880,
- police surseoDs' csrl1cas. a. tAso.ss appointsd
sept 10. 1901
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Westchester Sales.

Ar-cu Z CO have sold f'fy lots in the
yvoodvcrost subdivision a. Arisley on me
Putnam Division 20 oull'er VINO VIII
o-o1, sovarol houses. the two houses on
ne errhoch av. Scars1ale y. Y. FOR Charles
= Russell and 10 Walter !. Egan house.
on mot 5onoO. 81 Rattle av. White Pains