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Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
Cheao Frozen Meat.

Frozen meat can be shipped from
New South Wales to Europe or Amer
lea for 2h cents pound. This
charge also includes freezing, bagging
insurance and exchange.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30

Hand Travels Far Over Ledger.
An ordinary bookkeeper's hand trav
els about ten Thousand miles q yea,
over ledger pages.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
GET Wrnna lmpresslon.

"a heap of unhappiness." remarked
Uncle Eben, "is due to de way girl
figures out de chance Of a mans bein'
a good pervider by his willingness to
buy ice cream soda"
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
hia Idea Of 4 Joke.

"She says l am dull" You should
crack Q few jokes occasionally. Ash
her to marry you, or something like
that."-Puck.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
corks for Hot coxers.

Burning the fingers can be avoided
BY equipping the metal knobs on pot
ana kettle covers with good-sized
corks. wired on with bits Of picture
wire.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30

Place .o1r orders for meat With
the Observer.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30

Patroniss the merchants who ad.
.>rtise in the Observer.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30

Optimistic Thought.
Always remember that birds ot {
FEATHER mock together.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
EXPEL LAWMAKER
ON PERJURY CHARGE
Colorado Legislator Involved
in Attempt to Gust Judge
Lindsey.

Denver. March 15.-The Color o
aolse o. Representatives expelled Rep
tseltative ". W Rowland, Of Denver,
O charge OF perjury late to-day.
aow.sHd who was arrested on Satur-
ay night OH information fled by Dis
net Attorney John A. Rush, charging
eyury, st. Wa5 .H Jail in default Of
1000 bail at the time his members hip
the Genera. Assembly was terml-
aId.
The House unanimously adopted the
''por. Of the special committee which
Investigated charges that Rowland re-
aI7ed package Of money, set to him
. the House chamber on February 9,
iad acted upon q resolution of ex-
2alslon, presented by Speaker ?. b.
S'sKart, who headed the committee.
The committee was then continued
-N further Investi cation, at its own re-
qgest.
The county grand jury continued its
.lqulry 10 determine whether indict-
-ea's should be returned in connec-
"oo with the How and affair.
Al The first session of the special
.0mmil,ee Rowland testified that the
'acAage contained -15 IN currency, the
proceeds OF a bu mess ira .saction in
.h.ch he was Interested with George
q waterman. HoWiand's stv.J as con-
,'med by -.crmau. At d subsequent
caring Rowland testified that the
money came from DR.. Mary Bates and
.ss 10 pay a woman detective for work
shadow.ug John s. Phillips, proba-
lon o1!cer of the Juvenile CC.rt. At
ne TINE foYr bills, designcl to abolish
Se juvenile Court, over which Judge
o'a D. Lindsey prcsides, were pending
the House
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
POI ICE DEPARTMENT.

Designated as Acting Detective se59ssnt'T, lTj'
e5Iyo, -sGg '"i'' u poHl c j. Bi.cy { o Ncsaa.
J Mo-reH second grade CAisfci iel,F A
Campbell. } O. beyl olds J.. j. Cousin N' Don
N'}, r2}a,nsf,5s and Assignment March 20. Md
Ptmn without horse a.d equ Rl',. Rin,gs' I.ng q
I;i,b iron rom IAN to Csth. J. Z SHE is. from 69.h
to 1rh. P,imn J. Bnda!ssas i!s,s ,f'n r. lo,i, T''h 10
TEN 1sm5py A.,IOamsat,-Aci 6a ssrF ',icona md
grsiel r p Cohey d B6 20 {. a. ~ gay -
is,i '''' r d. D. 70 c - % DAYS March IS To D,t
Bureau Il Buckley. 18TH aNs MAJ" rl---
feudla,T 4I,A ~ l,s. a.' Harr ,'s a. sS,eaoy
la'h dEs N.sl4 is5 10 d ds,s S0%asi Ma.-h Ten
Y iaafca, s@ih II r I.sitmsa Eai.s. 'Jii.; IL D As
;.s' % Is pi1o9'tlSfds M1TSs Is. ' Trsd l'ch to
''I leave, 81 Of Absence nc pyl,rf,@gq2 T;iss w,rd
i J. M.Lauf a. S,in IL. ! i"I q" 0.Ha-s l6ath.
DAY. March J P Cotieri lo99, a., ! da{' N-l'N
Applications for Fun pay Approved Lieut. p.,t p r
Bri CHAM. 3l.t. from Pee -, -, To- N9iga ,9i,. N
j " Eohh. l.th. from leo. z, 20 M@,sh H. H.. ~
i..i f-ou Ma.,h 4 10 March O. + 4 Nieife.. .' %.
Don T,h eS during disability. J.. kr4VcrN s.. D.
1 ,,o,Y Be- !, TO- po, %. ~ " Goodman, ..t..
itsgg..,e1 1--,G' r-om March during disability.
; ei,'A[ NJ Nc..,y s75th from March 8 during DIS,
sbiiy " Wolf -7slh fiom, March 8 dgfi, ,5 g 3
SttstjiN. y SmAuey 7. ,. from req l' 10
Mn ana from March to March 'slcA
lcsvc1 . e..., ts.t Ia, "A
,,Tcg to -cpor watering trough 7 hnu c,,.i 10
Jaa IT, failed 70 report watering rough u Cfou,9 -
iS3d Jan H. fsied 10 repor, watering uousn a.
j. Lang i51d. .No1. Is absent from from po,.' a.. ~
S,t@, bu-gla-v. G. Nohreuhefs. l6Jth- OCT = az
se1, from reserve dgty ~ o,er iloih 90, o,'' ,,,,
p5st. e Cuitre l721 NOV = so-eoi ron PCS, PCS,
oq0.i O.t 20 improper pairo NJ, o. H.
charge, Dismissed -Ptm4 j. C. R,ii ~. psS pse
1l.ea, from post W quinn !ih jan 90 a3,eli ,..,i
e., ,.,sl y j keIlchrr. 10th. fch 3. absent RON
.i". py'' N1,5c afst Jan. 50. improper patrol. J.
Il trFrr. g-d Teh !. failed To- sg a. j I9.4L s.,i
"a Dec r. absent from pc, j. = hey. oo,,l'
r shsegt from post. j Ncany. ssh. Dec ~,
iou-orer patrol: H A,,man l'.d J1l- T. ~ ~
~, ~ -r,,t ,r,terlig trough. J. Mctofmaek l,-l,
Jan IL failed 70 discover Or report ihai r.,, pa,'
s.Stb Teb q improper patrol, u. I Mctonieli'
tSstb Feb failed 20 rJot remove, or sur su,
-'~. of ior tar certificate, g. Gfosoeisei.
agOth Dec -. impI0ptf p.IsL
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
SUES FOR $1,000
AS BACK ALIMONY

Mrs. Mary f. Hardy, late OF Cantor
mia widow of former Representative
John Hardy, who was well known + reai a:
estate lawyer, appeared as plaintlh II
The supreme Court yesterday to re-
cover 81 600 for back alimony under an
agreement of separation she and her
b9sband made forty-two years ago.
The defendants we're Douglas Math,
ewson. President Of The Bronx and
James p. Dymock, executors Of the WI!
of MIR. Hardy. which cut of ms WIDOW,
Mr.. Hardy was thrown bodily out Of 81
her home by Mr.. Hardy, according 70
Lambert Hubbcll, of East Orange n. D.
a brotber-in-law of Mrs. Hardy lie
told of being called by the Represent
live live one on night, and Of the latter telling
him thot his wife would have TO leave
" Hnbbell quoted Hardy as saying;
Lam that woman viii make me d
BANKRUPT. She insists on DONG 700 700
much coach riding down Fiitn avenue
ard otber extravagant things. -,.
lie tried to bring about a reconcllis- "a
tion. but without success huDoeIi sa'u,
The next day the Hardys entered IhtU 10
a senaratjon agreement. under whiGn sSn
the husband was to pay ms WE 30
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
WILL MOVE NEXT MONTH
EQUITABLE Life to Take Big
Quarters in New Building.

The executive Offices Of the Equitable
life Assurance Society will move next
month from l65 Broadway TO It's new
home in the new Equitable Building
according TO an announcement by Leon
o. Fisher, Chird yice-president' last
evening.
THE accounting. actuarial and policy
divisions Of the company at Albany
street will also be housed in the new
EQUITABLE Building. The society VIII
occupy the sixth and seventh and parts
of the eighth and ninth floors, leased
from the Equitable Office Corporation.
II will be the first time since the ire
which destroyed the old Equitable
Building that the various departments
have been housed under the same root
Mr.. Fisher notified the home o.t.ce
force Of the removal last night. The
numerous sanitary, efficiency and labor
saving devices now being installed IN
the new quarters, many Of which are
the result Of painstaking research GOV,
ering a year or more, were explained
in detail
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
Long Island Rentals.

Allen J G. Schmuck rented The Story cottage.
on Brar,ood Crossings. near the RochaNay hu4l
iug club al Ceiarlurst. Long island TO De
COurcy l. Hard :ur tDc season.
4 S 4 S. + Noss rented 10 vafiou. clients
az Hewlett Long Island for Joseph 5. Auefhacn
his estate d: thry-dyr acres. wl.h largo dwelling
and stables: for Harold S.rcueish. his large hoh.e
and four ares. f0r Stuy'csaut iah Morris. T.
his house aud three AMI ont-'ai acre. l'i ni
a. p tIarl hls house ON NieadowV!eH Az nue. an
AT Slmms Beach. lar Eocha"ay. hou7c Tor L.
IT. GolI~rhnldt rented az Ccdarhur't. Long Isl
and for Mr., katherine j. White. house. on
NCu!-e's Lane. TO LEOPOLD Ncwh'rs. ihc NH'ali-
au.f house NJ Washington Avenue AMI br'al-
VA, 20 Tobias Noifsou. and the i'dh" hou't eel
spruce Street and Broa Iway. 20 August ha-.'I-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
CARDINALS NIECE
ACCUSED IN SUIT
Her Brother Charges Con
spiracy to Get Aunt's
100000 Estate.
latter ESTRANGED
FOR TWELVE YEARS
,,,ack Made on Will That Left
One Sister $4,000, Others
$4,000.


Mrs Alice VI. Farley. OF S07 Myrtle
,rs-ue. Albany. "a niece by marriage
ICsrdirai Farley. IS one Of two bene-
s.sr;es under the Will Of her aunt,
y-s Rosauua VI. Nag,c. John !. Dono-
,rs OF Dover. \. j. Mrs. Farlcy's
srother. applied yesterday 70 the Sur
.oes,es' Court go Vacatc the order ad-
-.t.irr the VIII OF Mrs. NaCle to pro-
s.ts charging that Mrs. Farley and
Wss Katherine R~ccn, another bcne-
feisry. used undue influence. Mrs.
Nae'e bad suffered two paralytic
..-okcs and. according 10 Donohue,
4aS no, Of sound mind.
Mrs Magic, Who was the widow Of
Colonel Garrett Nagie' died Sep'em6er
rs. 1914 She .ett "hout >ioo'Uou' be
,geathinc >''OOo 10 hcr niece MRS.
farley; $1,000 ,' MISS broen' VINO was
ter nurse. a"a save inc rest 10 re
Hgious Institutions 'nG @ ISt"l'FoS, mere
zEs a bcCucSt oi SN'VVo 10 pohohue
srd two Of h's e''fs'
For about 'NeiNe years MRS Magic
refused 60 nave any ,So''dI intercourse
with Donohde OF WIZ" ms lovI SISTERS, ,.;
The four io-'h"t Ai'V'S mao 4Neo
with her. bur thcfe was mlSunder-
NaAutNN a.. 70 "
her home. 4oHoa0c was d senior AZ
Tordhsm University. MFS. NagIe was
willing 20 have b M Ilyc wljh her' out
forbade him 90 VISIT ms SISTERS ana
when she learned iAat ne hnad cone So
s.so ordered hlm out win lhstruc-
lions never 90 return.
So unre'ertiDC was Mrs. Nagle that
rben Alice Douohue was married TO a
nephew @. Cardinal Farley, by that
prince Of che church, she refused TO
attend. Also when Helen Donohue,
another niece, TOOK the VEIL the aunt
remained away from the services.
When this same niece died Mrs. Nagle
,,,epde the funeral, but refused 70
q, with the family.
prt somehow Mrs. Farley GOT back
.,to ber GOOD craccs. and Donohle al
, '.ys. Thai his sister used this renewed
''.s,Soi,.v n .Fe d.sadvantaCe o. him
-. w srG his other sisters. Anna and
T.,bsrire , When Colonel Nagle died.
- ioi1 Alice and Katherine went TO
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
Commercial Leases.

Prsse & Flliman have leased f0r John }.
Aschcr the sh-stoy garage o. u aud 80 ta't
seventy sixth Street. between fark and Lexington
~ Chicago. who VIII operate " rs general garage.
The lease Is for long term o. years
NJ n l.. Hess leased space a. ~ ani 81 ta't
Twenty fret Street 10 Freeman Co. offices ~
ls2 Frh Aycuuo 10 BENJAMIN Andrews. al 30 ahd
% East Twentieth street 20 william h Mlh.f,
al l70 Fffth Avenue 10 Sciiel y Sohwcwlllcr. and
al 329 and S3l four,L Avenue 10 the Schuinan
TtNfle Company.
Theatre building. Eighty sixth Srrct AMI Imfd
Avenue 90 the Polyiymria Musicians Society -
Christopher Sth.cIioh leased the ouldlns a. M
TGlri Avenue fur the Olphant estate tgr a term
o; years TO the Rock u Giora tar Al Soce.y.
consisting 0f spanish residents Of NcW l"rk 'iy.
LEROY Coventry a Co. Inc leased the second
hoor. llCxlOJ. AZ the southeast corner 81 Sky
lh.rd Stree, ana Bfoadwy for term Of years
10 the Rosconlo Scott Company. dealers IA au,o-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
STORAGE NOTIFIES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAkEHOUSE E9
-OWc,s Z43 and 2f5 East 3sth ST. New
YorK--To Anastacia Ahearu. American
Steam Generator CO.. The. Mr.. O. 1. Berry,
Geo G.. Bishop. VIM. Burg, s.. Mr. r .
Carlcy. Mrs Mary Conway. Frank DO
Orange. for Mary Ackerson. Mrs Mary
Uououuc Mrs 81 II Downing. Charles
Eohardt Mrs Margaret Farming. Mrs
Margaret Fay Mrs hltte Ferguson. Peter
l.. F,tzs.mmous. Kate HaEly Mrs Mar
garet Jtuuer. James kltchell Mrs L
Ieahy Mrs Euzs McArdle Alice No
Gowcn. Mary MeGloin. by Mrs ShuiIy,
James Naguer. Misses Ida " and Louise
b. Merritt Miss Cat herine Moore. Michael
Norlart5 Ellen o keefe Nr. and Mrs
Geo Pairn Mss Cassie Parker. Michel
Pedrberdot. Miss U,lna Peterson. Eaw. -
Rowland. Ellen ShaHahau. Frank and Nrs
MARY Irurut. Mr and Mrs Louis T Nal-
eutir". You and each - YOU are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment OF
tAis rompany's len upon The property here
matter described having expired after ,ius
uo.ice Oh. reof had been given you this
company VII cause such property to wst
house hold goods personal effects and mer-
chaudlsc. stored by you IN It's WarehouBes
20 be- sod az public auction. according 20
the statute IN such cas' made and pro-
yited. Said auction viii take place az
these warehouses. 243 and 2t5 East 3Sth
81 New York city. on "Wednesday March
3ist. 1915. a. 10 \ NJ. snd VIII be con-
unutd each succeeding Wednesday az ths
same time and pace. until the sale 10
completed
r. q ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
'r~N M4r nfh 1915
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
OEN0UNCES B. r. T. REPORT
Oempsey, Superintendent Of
Road, Says It's Mere Guess.

sGGhn J Dempsey. b. Il. T. superin-
pSIl.CSent ON the stand yesterday at the
.Onc Service Commissions continued
@Ssanng on charges against the line,
Johnson.
%, an. Johnson's report" he said. "was
eAeh last October. and is not correct
n regard TO conditions then or now.
re ."e entire traffic has changed since il
vs ss made. II was taken on a morning
,,N aen There were irregularities due to
s,i. oreaklr. down Of d train, and is
'-ly guess al best"
,rne .ne witness admitted that on Will
r,ol'soufg Bridge the Saturday after
,,S service was not up TO the stand
"a "a, out added that it was impossible
heSS SSPeIa'e more trains because of the
ton,i VI conductors. Charley Woody,
On ,sel ne Tor the road, differed from him
ns,aa ,nls point and suggested that more
neh were needed
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
Newark Deals,

Tiua-i and Max Sp.csel. Mitchell IT, Mars anl
lI.,r, N Ve'.-..r rgru.her, of tle strand ihea'f"
Corporal on have purchased 'te Ne"ark Theatre ID
Newark from the n. G. Miner e.'s.r .l,t tli
lease eNp.re. tl, theatre VIII be- rebuilt ana u.i-'l
ile Newark Palace patterned after he strand lhS4
fr With a se4Uug ca3acty - 2l.J IhuiHit w
Iarnb aud William T. leHuan arc drawing Tie
Tl.ard W NoDoncuCh las arranged 90 5uid
r,e,, ,0eJfre costing about 500 600. 20 TIE Roe
,Iue sertiou in North 7th ST., near Oranlc 81
ease las iccu taken on the theatre by Pc Meyer
= niger Company. ~ SOC Market ~ ""''H IS W.
Grating theatres throughout New Jcr-eS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
LEADS GIRL UNDER WHEEL
Nurse and Child Both Run
Over and Hurt.

.drs. Lottie Siederman, a nurse. be-
= me confused by traffic and led four
ye..r-oid Eileen Carter, Of 2l2 West
coach at St. Nicholas Avenue and md
II6tb Street yesterday afternoon. Both
were trampled by the horses and the
child was run over by the rear wheel
Al Harlem Hospital Eileen was found
10 have TWO broken ribs and internal
IN niuries The nurse had fractured
oIbow and bruises on the head and
6ody Jobn McCaffery, the driver, did
ey ryth.ng possible to avert the acci-
dent and was not held.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
III TMeRal Estate
Vim. Ziegler, T., Buys
apartment on Park Ape.

Albert T. Doerle 20ST Goth o.. snd n HenD
hchWecn. 2O.Q Goth 81
The Fifih Avenue Realty Company sold plot;
50Xlo0. south SIDE of Both o.. 100 feet west ~
SIKH ave. 10 tho Mar-h Realty Company which
viii erect apartment build ngs.
James n. Fesron sold the eighi family naihouss
on the southeast corner of seth st. and Fourth sv
for the john T. sullivan Company 90 client Tor
investment. Also. plot lSOAlOp On foth st.. he
tween second and Third avcs for the same com
pany. 90 NJ 4 Hamslcy. who will erect one slory
concrcte iron founAry 70 cover ihr cnlIre nln-.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
seeds Sold to Aid Fund.

tsbTs, LOT a Jewish cause and the es-
ends neht OF pretty custom are the
q psyyugot by the New York Chapter
gssi1s,uiaSsah, wOman's Zionist Or
lO,O00 non, IN announcing the sale Of
he,s PACKAGES of nasturtium seeds.
. SEEDS II planted now are due
Ibis ;ynm ss;n IN from six 10 eight weeks.
vAep nl be in time for Shabuoth,
viii h. bnSosssah hopes that the flowers
Zach n displayed in Jewish homes.
he sssSa ssSe received for a package Of
N,tion,I VIII be given TO the Jewish
: hLiss sund. Mrs. A. II. Fromenson
Street orders at POI West 10Sth
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH IS.
Manhattan.

s7D ST. 1871 z: sophie Klein az e smith tfore-
~ ''.,,I-. of rts) at.ys kaufman & Gkuet.
sOTH ST. iaj W. Fannie Harrison 'H Nedant,
.s r..sl ats : Hanford go, go, -
WATER ST $3.50. and south st ISL HEINZ
49,. .r.ure u mtgl Atty. LOeseuth4
i73D ST. 80 ". Emanuel Blum AT Elise Brandt
a a. foreclosure of mls1' ADs' a >
WOOSTER sT.es. 100 2 n Broome It. e0I55r irr,g
c1-f. Bank for SAVINGS 10 he City OF New
~ ~, T.-ob Coda e a foreclosure Of mtgJ :
-... Caiv4.aIer WicAersnam T4it
The Bronx.
tATOnTsINE AV. e. . 70 OAK Tree 81. 25re5.
-.lfa Realty Go AZ C!Tori Building Co Il al
Ilafiol o. demand judgment on d-eil. attys
fif- man q vaughan.
gOsTON RO. 1901. Joseph kuEer agt KAssel
Os.f.ssy et a. foreclosure Of mig). auy. A u
tC6TH ST. - Is v Trinity az .OTssi Anna VI
s.Htc.e at Rudolph Manus et a.. s eIrs Qore-
c.us4ls u mtg atty. X II Bergman.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
BOROUGH OF BROohLXN.

sNAP--NTST SELL family; good ,co9duo99'
20 -,fl4. NICE s. 500 JAMES NJ HANLEf.
%. u.m . it. ur Slrtle ave. Bhbn Tel l4ls
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BUTLER VALET USEFUL.-Swedish thoroughly
eXpcr sncod. tWu years' eNrrIeut references. city
or country Industrial Association. !; W. ~ ST.
COUPLE But er. useful. co0k. isundress e1rcp-
uuna.y capable so. 81 anywhere. excellent
references M,. Sheas Agency. ~ Al 81
Te. MURRAY Hal GA
GARDENEG.-S~ele married. thoroughly
familiar with plants. lawns. shrubs. green
house horses. cows ami tools. lie eAperieu, .
90 gardening. Address A. Jacobsen, itS East
2-Gth ST.
GAKDENER. COACINfAN. USEFUL-s'rons In-
dustrlous. very WIlliug. three years excellent ref
erence. Industrial Association IL West Al Sc.
Phone 52lO-Bgant
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING 60 Clean, D.,
con pressed ar Steam OF on tOor tyst
Bfoa Nay 42i L4sI ASIA coz 4 BRANDr
Iel ~ ssh
htrlsraph Letter, 300 $3.50 eoe fl
10 900 81 Vro1pt Wesherford lls NaAssl
Room 1907 inons Beekman $3.50
NtW NORh CARPET "LEANING woRks
Oidesi Largest Most Modern
FINF RuGS WONEN FROM OLD rARpyTi
Prices Reasonable send for Cfruia
Iel i6.g iogs ByanL t37 go Wsst ash g.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
Estate at. Ridgefield Sold.

Pcs,e 4 Gilman sod FOR Mrs Frederic Rain.ng
tor. widow OF the srLh. her county tataie A.
F.iycfe.d Conn consisting Of about f'i5 acres.
TIE utg owner. whoss name Withheld. viii oc-
Cupy j.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
DOMEsrIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female
TWO E.rIsn protestants nu-r seams'r--, use-
fuI. aId Sai'-gss ClamDsrua.d yuuug rrnr a
excellent rcf fcuCrs, geihef separate Ans.
S.eas Agrnp. % a. 81
WORKING HOU USEkEEPER . Sco,ch etcrii,st
.olA aud hHustAu urAgr. best references gtr.t
s., eiy ot county. Industrial ANoelausn, III
Neal Al ~
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
Gives 100000 for House
at the Corner of 72d
Street.

William Ziegler, jr.. has purchased
for investment from Edgar A. Levy.
president of the +. 4. l.. Holding Com
pany, the twelve story apartment house
at the southeast corner of Park av.
and 72d st. Il is reported Mr.. Ziegler
gave Sl,G00.000 for the parcel.
The house Is on the site of the old
Frcundschaft Club, fronting 1922 feet
on the avenue and 1870 feet in 72d st.
1t YVES completed last fall from plans
by Rouse 6 Go'dstouc by Mr. Levy.
The New York Life Insurance Company
furnished a building and permanent
loan Of 100000 on the property.
Besides a large amount Of cash, Mr..
Ziegler gave in part payment the two
six story store and loft buildings at
. and 1 West 37th St, occupying plot
43x9S.9 feet. 1I1.6 feet west Of Fifth
av.. which Mr.. Ziegler recently took
over as plaintiff in foreclosure pro-
ceedings on bid Of S2l5,0OO.
This is the second large sale con-
cluded i'm this section recently by Mr..
Levy. In December last his company
sold TO Julien T. Davies the twelve story
apartment house at the southeast cor
ner Of Lexington av. and l2d ST.
William 5. Baker sold for the Law
vcrs' Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany to the Haven Construction Com
pany. Charles Flaum, president, the
southeast corner of 2l5th ST. and
Broadway and the southwest corner Of
2l5th st. and Tenth av., consisting Of
1880 square feet, The buyer will
erect two five story apartment houses
with stores. The houses Will have
three. four and five room apartments
on each floor. At the present time
this is the most northerly operation IN
Manhattan. The same broker has ar
ranged building and permanent loans
of Sl25,O00 on the above property.
N+bar sales follow:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16

Bwp Il Wagner ref. due sliG ifT23; taIs.
ur, $1,000 10 the plaintiff fof fl4i.600
ly Samuel MARI.
40 RiAh sV. o. to6 a y Terrace Nlrw ~. looN
lfp ~ 90 Terrace View ~ Nll4 ltl-d. !. vacant Z
hate n Murray aF Evrrcttc 4 law ct a.. W
lr'iuc atty. an BwAy. q l. A Bit. rrf, due.
go tGit taxes. dc 5000. % tho p.siulf
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tIn,crcst . per cent unless other
MARCH o..
Manhattan.

RtocF ST ws la-ll q ~ RIric-for ~ .-r-s.
Ial1ris Lev To- the Publ Taas. 50 Delaney
II sf.r-I d I.rl.- r.fr go OUu. tre Ian Il
81 00j
10Th Av. 3d. wa 2tStfo0. r J N.VsIv 20
,r,I. a. & 1r a.. t-s f,,.,. tre Z. rer lnrt
i 70 !" 81 ''' ''' '"''' ''' a. p'' 81 el5
ioTg ST . --- r-oaIr1v I.r7-7 10. Iarh :. ana
E-ns-iWay Con, tr Cuur.Hi. Trust o. 10 Rtay
,,1a CT @.'' io.t NJ
- '..9'' 9'' o., rr.,4.... I'm g.. III No. .,...,
,t, ,, -9o, Mann line p,' h. igI3 t.r
80, .t,,, If..r, A !. ~ e- N.s..rf, -. &, 500
szTps' 81 .s.'. W q =, s[i7t Nitri. =
smith 10 S NaII..1 Pam Beach Fla March
D. Iue a. pr bond. ats the Guar Co. g 900
= / Holding 60 20 Union Trt 20 n y =
So BW.y. Mich L.. s yfs. atty Tile Guar Go.
s24 600
YIN ST s. 2eJ o. 81 av --ri01 .. A Is..5
GtaaSe Go Inc. TO Unin Tul 90 cf N y
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16

q week for life. At his death Mr..
Hardy was $1,000 in arrears under this
agreement.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
UNFURNsHED HOUSES TO LET.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Beautiful Brick Houses
For RENT, $50.

Serni-detachrd rooms. steam heat. ele-
gantIv decorated--some for sale-easy
terms. send FOR booklet. MANAGER, % -.
Liberty ST. y. Z Phone CorI -o0--
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH n.
Manhattan.

20 ST. i'5-lio /. sofcs and Easements Mathilda
White to E.iN Gottfr.cd and auo 35i y ,tth
>, 10 Jr' from Dec IS. atty. lsidore Ehrman, .gg
AMSTERDAM Av. 2i0I. store and basement Fan.
NE L,dcrrr aud sno 10 Public Service Pharmacy,
so LoLgwood ty, ~ from April }. 1916. $500
ItIh ST .. so w 5th av. J0tl0o. eli. August
Run Go ri1mas Ingram. 22j " laid Il, 10 yrs
from conn. .o-ioi Of building. aity. Fcinbcrg
$50 HNsy. 600
LEXINGTON Av. rs. psrlor floor. stor, Rclari
ltsnkc TO Eugene Be den and sno. on premises !.
COLUMBUs Az. ~ tore aud basemcrt u "
Cromwell o. Louis S. lroyich. as Columbus ay:
yu from Og, T. 1915. atty. Honlg. 90 Bway
&ll 500
GIN Az. 2S2s. store. Harry ka.lman To Donc1ico
l,d'u. "l premises. . ys from May J. 1913.
ats. Na'Tmau. 30. Buy. go
PARK AV. 1870 cor llith =, all. Samuel
Fried an and anO 70 Isaac O.ishiusky. l6ts Mad
ison av. VS. ~ Wo1 FROM March IS 1915. arp,
leo Sruafrsu. III Chambers II. 81 900
AIN ST, - t.. al. HEMP Reese 20 Barnet Brett
MAJ. lQl Aicu - J SIS from April /. 1915. ats.
Julius RID cr -qi BNay. $500
lST Az. i-1f. store noor. Pauline T. Parisefie trus
% Jacob Iofc iiS J. lil,t s.. . yr from MAY J.
1918. ats. Nyfol Su.. berger. Is Iark Row $3.50
BIH Az, 4f.flg. stores aud ha,raeHt. Charles
Ncil.tcin to % k0hler a Co. lol I.t az. . yrs
from MAJ j. 1915. a'u. Do hocLlrr q Go. jel lst
l69TH ST. 20 " aI. ~ MrCod 10 Msric l.
Ai,'ooI, a'' AHstcodtu az. = SIS from April l..
SIN Az, 5'H. second and ..lri nnov. Raadegg
Really 60 t9 D. KoI.,. tll " -ith o.. yrs
from Mas T. 1919. ats. Ucuheimcr a y
lItN c.. lINth sf afl Amsterdam af. g.. 100
New-York tribune., 1915-03-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED SMALL HOUSE OR FARM COT
'TtsT .,l.1 c0ryenirn,es and one 20 four acres
az .ruIrI near station. along Hudson or Sound
.. Wr...lc~-cr County. low rental. WITH purchase
option Communicate a. once, 1. W. BOZ T. We"
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