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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

A former Persian consul to New York is
suing the estate of whose life he
saved on a note for $4,000 payable "ter
days after death Whether this holds gooc
or not. 1T would be a mighty nice way 70,
all of us to raise money, to date our note.
ahead OF all other earthly troubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

Mr.. Bryan has allowed what
he is pleased to regard AZ his
conscience to overthrow his honor.
He is attempting to create public
opinion against the President be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
oaor. In.erscr. with business.

Richmond Va June 10. ial5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
Jranife l1nberpanbsbaabe anrets
ter sfabe i Sabneu peb 3eebriigge.

Tt SIuut s5HUltt1l utu 5ttuIHBgt.
S S Splge ct gelegrant til uYoliti-
ten aip6enbab1t i Sreoags, bar
nogle frantic 1t10erbo11os sbaaoe atl-
irettef en- betboelig 5fabe SaDnen
DeD 3eebriigge, Der bol6es beiat af
GDlferne. Slere tDife Sfibe i &ab=
l1en blep ifrOt i 5n1,f, og mango
.af 8ei9tni11ga1 Drnfnebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
Sill bore 2riere!

9eu Sen glade Sornnnerti6, bbor
Der er iaa ntonge Sannuenfontiter
og l16flngter, er BET retop Sibe1t at
BITE li6t 0pn1arfionbeo moe ben
4pis, lont 9e laier, iubifriberer
paa - eller laaner. 5aln-
menlign oe1rs SsSr0boD, l10itDr oa
Eris, lneo bbiIfet iom BELT o110et
oanif 8la6 og 9e bill iiffert fin
be, at bette 8lao fortiener Deres
Mnerfienbelie. @is os MI oe,lne
0pnerfiombeo ! De1t melt oprunu-
tre11oe Sorm, beo at ier1oe os en-
M Mbonne1t, og beo at for1D De-
res 9nbifription / rette Gi6.
Nrebenunre ienoes frit.
n6eiDer11e.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

oenne arig, og iom til ebige Sioer
|DiI TEMPLE ben1 ion1 bgrenbe til
ben melt brlltale Notiotl 8eroer.
l11rite0 States Stilling ipnes
1neget baler og nfIar. l1nele 5anl
|rgies mes at laa @1ips i 2pntmerl
og ifrabe &enge til fig. st ialnne
Serre iflloe la6e Sal10ling f9lge
paa 0e itore Sro, Ell nof mere emo
tbiplion1t.1
Gn np Nnfprer. Jra 9eogales /
Merico telegrafereoes i 5g110ags,
at General 5eIipe gfngeles, ionl
in6til fornDlig bar Srancisca 8il-
las fornenite Sarfbrer, a1fon1 oer=
til og bleb DDloet ipn1 en- Self af
belle 8efolf11inger og 8Del1s @ar1li-
ion. slngeles bleb bilfet 1oln Neri-
cos n9lte Br9ii0ent al We6len1mer
.af @nbernpr Sole WaDtorenas
Stab. 5om 56lge al Begejitringen
blep Ser iffe taget bioere @eltiDn til
EN- MObarlel fra Garran5a=gl =glutborite-
terne til Observation-Disclosures ON at
iege 5ifferbeb, 81 cit 5tprfe UNDER
General 8. @ltas golles ON 1togIe
Sage pil0e o11gribe 8pe,t.
General Mngeles ol1fon1 1 5g11-
bags til gfogales, s(ri5, fra @aib-
;ngton.
Otter bbao MaDtorena-gn,be
lneno oplpler, ogter @ngeles at
anfere Ell &ebol1tionsbebegelle lne6
8illa iom eberIte 2eoer og n1eb 8i=
lta11b fra @enerolerne Obregp1 pg
Sturbibe, Der begge 1nel6es at babe
lbigtet Garran5a eller at itaa / 8e-
ereb me0 at gj9re set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
gura11 haarhr Ttnrr,

Otter u@pteborgs San0els= ocb
5ipfartS =Gi6ni1g" bib1etter bi fgl-
se11oe::
Were pg mere pres1es be 9ee1ttrale
1nelle1n 5fioloe. Sra 9eeoerlon6e11e
bar Ser alt for lange fi0en lp0t
5mertensraab, lon1 nti1,oer ON oct,
Der lbs 8erli1l i Dagene fpr &ri=
Igelt: uSellere e11 g11oe n1eo 5or=
ifraffelie ems en- SorifreHelie nber
@n6e". Sbeits bebgper liffert life
nt frDgte for nogen &la1er MOB
bets 5S1ltegritet ng 5elDltGn0igbeb; !;
men oes baar0ere presies Bet al 1e
8an}feligbeber, iom bar ltillet fig
Il gejen for bets SSl11port al 2ibsfor=
1poenbe0er og Raobarer. Sc nor
oiife 2anbe bor bi0til babt melt
l1leiligbc0 al be frigsfgrel1oes Waa-
Be at bebanole Sefarten paa, bels
neO cit belb9rlig Gi1ttering og l10=
pi0elie at &ontrabanoe= e=8egrebet,
Dcls giennent lll1oerbal10sfrige11.
Wen meget tboer paa, at 0et for
Sremtioea fal1lfe life -fon1mer til at
bIiDe 1taden0e efter bette. Set Ter
no, ion bet fife er umuligt, at ben
iDe11ife SSnport af &aabarer for ST.
6nItrien MI fplnl11er til at libe I'M
Ser BEN granfttbanbel, lont on1fril1g
Marsififtet bleb DreDet i fnlbltpnbig
goD Sro % 1lDc1 at 1loge1t fa1tbt
Spje til al ben @ru11D at regne paa
Mepresiulier. Sertil for11ner, al
ltofigtert1e for Soften life er guriti-
ae Wajrapporten ipnes at bebile,
at Sberige i bel6iglte Solo bill be-
bbbe el1 on1tre11t 6obbelt 1aa flor
8rgoforn- Support ionn I 5ior &bor=
lebes bet ffal gao n1eb Sorablel1 er
6et fiffert e1tonl1 for tiolig 6efi11i=
tibt at n6tule Jig ON. 8ooren font
1ner / &ar iau lent, at ct Snilag
/ @ejret enbnu fon gjgre ltn0ere.
We11 I bisie 9ele al 2nnbet er l1b-
|iigter1e alt a1lbet e11b lDle.
Sou bebebeoe jo oisie 1orbol0
life at gibe Mnleoning til nltfor me-
gen 8efDn1ring, bbis man f1tn6e
berte at &rige1r i nogenl1t116e 11er
Sremti0 ffliloe lutte. @igtignof
toler aoifillige 0mitenoigbe0er for,
at bette er 1an6ipnligt, men iiffert
er set iaabiit life. 0g bi bar olle.
re0e babt altfor ntege,t l1lejIigben
al, at bi bar gaaet l1b fra, at &riger1
ifulbe b1ibe fortbarig, til at bi lite iffffe
MI for Ilbor bgr i9tte os i11o /,
bborlebes 5itltatione11 filler fig, I'M
Der 5ornoietni11g at at arige1l
bliber langbarig Set fan 10 beIler
life npgtes, at 5torbritarrlie11 / ollie
Sel1ieeroer in0retter fig paa ct
la11gt SelHog S ben &et1ing tD-
Der baobe 4oolitions -Sfegie eringe11,
oct 1,De Mmnnnitions- Deporfen1e1t
og ben Wuabe, bborpaa 4rigens
5inattciering ! Sremtioen oisfl,fez
res. aedn fan beIler lite paa mo-
lgen Waabe regne 1neo, at r1,siiffe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

Senb Mabet .biem til 5lagtnin-
ge oa genner i 9onr1arf oe 5en,
oeripllano fom gepis pau at Des
.enonu min0es Dem oerbiemme. 8gii
ienoer 8laoet regeI eInasfiet i bper
11ge beo Mootngelien of geIgbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
@rnbearbeiberue faar Mnbel
ssSremmebe 5fibe unber Stjerne=

banneret. Sra 8albi1tgton nleo=
beltes i 2groogs, at $50 / nolon=
set bpggeoe Sfibe paa 52S,4O8
@ros Sons er op til 24oe Suli
.inDfert onerifo1tif &egilter n11z
ser &ongresoftea at 1Soe Mugult
1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

@onsales boloer after Snbtos !
Meriep Gitp. Sra 5an sntonio,
Geras, meooeltes i 2er0ags, at
Merico Gitp g(ftenen forl1o blen
gie,ri,1otaget af &onltitutionalilt=
trooper 1moer General &ablo @ou=
5ales, I Splge ct Telegram, ion
i Daq. bleb n1ootoget Der al So
n1ltel 8el6en, General Garra115os
legale Meprelel1to11t, fra SSelns
Mclu1o, sSSllorerni11ilteren
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

ton ll1co sl1tmoonris faa en-
@rflari11g ON at Ell >, 70
petite 5tater ligger i ar.s
binal,6el1. Naar ban frelnlags>l (
ben naite &etsnpoe, bauber ban
at bt116e Soget1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
8ecfer bcnrcttet.

8eefer benrettet. S 6reoagS
Morges bleD ftp. 8o1itilpitna11t
gbarles 8ccfer / Seem Sort be11=
rettet beo 5el1glet / Ssiining, sc.
g., for Moroet paa 5pilleren Ser
man @oie11tbal for tre Mar. lioen.
SON blep be11rettet belt eleftrilte
Gtol / Sing Sing Sa11giel en- 5ime
efter 5olopgang. 2ibSgniiten bor
n0iIuft to Wei,tutter efter at oen
eIefrilfe Strgl11 bar poalat. Sen
8egrobelielt l,bbi1tes 1tor 9eltagelz
fe, bel nerl11elt fornrle0iget Deo, at
1en Mfopbe op til fin Dp6 neO Be=
1te111tbeb bebbeoe fin l1ifD0igbeo !
on1talte Morb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

Gr ser &rig / Gnrppa? &eb
Metten 8rooflpn bebm1oleoes for
nDIig Ell Sog, lorr1 en- llr1g 9ame
bobbe a11logt moo ct &eilebnrean,
:og 11nber bbilfel1 bum forlangte gr=
1tat11ing, forbi 8ureanet fife Daboe
oberboIot el1 &ontraft, bDorefter bet
ffnI0e beforbre be11oe fra 9lnerifa
til 5Dlflono. Bureauets 5agfgrer
giorDe gjeloe11De, at oet paa 8runo
al Grigel1 / europa baboe bpret
111l111ligt at operbolbe SEN in6gaae=
Sc &o,1traft; men set funoe ben
11nge Games Sagfgrer paa ingen
Mnabe i110rgrnlne. -
o&rig!" 10br9b ba1l. uSDaD er
oet for el1 &rig? &an min Rre0e
Mobport pr9fere 8ebis for, at Der
er &rig? Seg forlanger, at Der
Der / &ette11 bliber fert flart Sc
bis for, ,laor og bbor oe1lne &rig.
{on Mobparten gjpr iaa meget 89=
len l1b of, er opltaaet."
Seq, erinbrer," iagoe be11 biie
Mlo1b Don11nentole1, uat baDe
bprt ct &pgte o1n, at Ser ifal berlte
Me11ingsforifjel mellenl 1e
europeiife 2a116e, og at Disfusiio=
nerne heron1 be6barer enbnl1 Men
ber i &ettelt gaar bi altib no fra
Ben ga11l1e 2ereiatning uanoo
non eft in aclis, non eft III nrll1roo0,,
og leg 111na berfor, in6en bi0ere fan
forptoges, alll11ooe ben Ssl1oflagebe
ON at FIRE Bebis for, at Der birfe=
zig berifer &rig
Derefter bleb Sagen ublaf, og
.Meifebureauet bar nj benbenbf 1ig
til llbe1lrig iniiteriet Bafbing=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

Spifere fra CANADA refer til
gtem Merico. Sra 5eattle, @aib.,
tclcgrofereoes i Manoags, at flere
bunoreoe Torll1ere af tDff Spoiel Ell
Ter slfltan1ning, ion blep uobilt fra
go11ooo beo &rige1s l1bbruo, cller
fon1 fIpgteoe for at l1nogoo SSt1ter=.
neri1rg oa iisear bar fnnoet Sill
flngtslte6 Seattle, 8ellingbon1,
Eacon1a og onore 8per 8elt, for
bereoer Jig paa at 11opanbre til Seem
Merico. Set ,ne06eltes, at oe bar
pIa1,lagt at oa11ne .en &oloni nGr
Sollta Sc, &c. &C., iom ifol foloes
Sinoenburg. Set iiges, at 1000
9er]oner bill finbe ct Sjen1 Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

spcits proteiterer 1l1Ob sbiflanbs:
SbertrGbelie al 9aentraliteten. Sra
2onoon telegraferes 2eroaes, at
&egieri11gen i 5beits bar i1loie,1ot
Ell Grotelf til Gplfla1ro inroo bets
ODertrR0elfe af 2a1lbets Nel1troli=
tet al tpife 2uffifippere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Reduction of Next Seasons Acre
age Basis for FirmneSs-South-
ern and Local Spots Advance.

The cotton market showed greatly
increased activity and strength yester-
day, with the close firm at net adj
vance Of Is 10 / points. October con
tracts sold as high as 9.42c. or 81
points above the low level of last week
and within s points Of the seasons high
record. established toward the end Of
January. Increased confidence that the
comparatively low prices which have
prevailed so far this season would re-
suit IA material reduction of the COM
ing crop seemed TO be the chief factor
on the advance, and was apparently
based upon the report OF a prominent
local trade paper pointing 70 a redu,-
tion Of 20 per cent in Texas and OF 80
per cent in acreage of Oklahoma.
\ more optimistic view of prospects
FOR early peace negotiations in Europe
and talk of increasing activity among
buyers for domestic mills probably con-
tributed TO the upward movement, and
in the late trading spot house buying
was little more I'm evidence, accom-
panied by reports Of larger sales IN the
Southern spot markets and predictions
that there would be "A rush to export
cotton between now and April !.
Gables were better than due. and after
opening unchanged 20 2 points higher
the local market almost Immediately
advanced on Liverpool buying, cover
ing Of shorts and active bull support.
The Liverpool buying continued after
the close Of the English market, al
though 1t was attributed largely TO the
undoiug of straddlos.
Exports for the day were 66,253 bales,
making 246,S93 bales so far this week.
against 1854 bales for the same week
last year, and exports so far this sea
son now foot up j,1S0,5l8 bales, against
100000 for the same time last year.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
20 Is points higher, and the local mar
ket advanced 10 points 20 S.o5c for
middlng upland; no sales; delivered
on contract. coo bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
BREAK IN WHEAT
PRICES IN CHICAGO
War and Export Conditions
Cause Heavy Selling-Corn,
Oats and Provisions Lower.

Chicago. March 10 Rushes OF sell
ing followed one another fast to-day IN
the wheat pit here and broke prices
at one time she on account OF peace
rumors and of reports that Italy and
other powers heretofore neutral were
about to give active aid 20 Great BRIT
ain. The market closed unsettled at
2i2c TO 3i4c under last night. other
net losses were; Corn, lc to l1sc; oats
&c TO &c, and provisions, 2l2c to lOc:
Unloading by speculative holders OIL
wheat started the minute trading be
gan, but the most extreme setback n
prices did not occur until just before
the middle Of the session. when stop
loss selling was most acute, Influenced
partly BIZ adyices that export demand
had been intcrfered with by increased
difficulty in obtaining charters on yes
sells. The bulls were further discour-
aged by assertions that the domestic
winter crop promised to be the largest
ever produced
Failures to verify bearish rumors IN
regard to supposed impending radical
changes in the war outlook tended
uartlv 10 restore confidence during the
final transactions. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
I0PIcS0F THE DAY
Il IN WALL STREET
cate Bond Sale Outcome
Foreseen Too Early
for Excitement.
OFFERING PRICE OF
1O4 is EXPECTED
Uruguay Reported To Be New
ID Seeker for Loan Here--Big
German Subscription.

Ill. 4, The afternoon 10 became evil
- q, The bid Of tho National City
.'s; ' ,c'n8icate. at 10S459. was almost
siaA - carry oT the state bond Ia
''.i u 10000. 6O0. Interest according
SO o.-,,isbed in the saN SO far a.
= AHS s,-eet was concerned. though
-. ~, .he usual coujcctures as 20
'a'',, .,e Of spectators who had sold
y 'So,ds short in the last three
e y y'S dealing on the curb. The alb
''sm sry real competition from the
s sts Z iiosb-W. A. Reed g. Co. syndi-
l:.A' rlo triumThed SO signally last
an' vas A disappointment the mem
w ,sat achievement, when S5LOOl,-
"a =. bords were bought and sold
w - ~ overshsdow!ng the sstisfac-
NnD T. The current successful sale.
go r -. the yictors had more IN their
~ There was no war 20 distract
~ vi. attention. Everything, IN fact,
~ 10 the bond sale as the big
El" ~ the day. aid che size Of the
Hn .,d the holiness Of the bid at
F 49, when the investment market
49,. .,S 70 he fat on IT'S back enhanced
!, Interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
AT The BrOnX EXchangc /:
BY Henry Brady
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

The following parcels will be offered
to-day in the Nesey Street salesroom:
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
MERCER ST. 235. W $. rs % St. 2Stl00. ST.
R Sj5 6ds sa,ies Z Ek as &c, Busch e e..
By l. ]. Phillips & 60.
l730 ST. 555 W. cor Audubon sN lo0Ilo0. 6
sty teumt. Peurpse Realty Co agt Fletcher Court
60 ct a. G Hamburger. atty. ! { Levy, ref. due.
t5PNSOl; ta2e5. etc. S5.5-'.1j. sub 10 mtg OF
BY Joseph p. Day.
lS6TH ST. lls ". =. 300 LenoT aT 10 st99il
sy d"g, Lincoln Trust Go. as committee. az
Jennie NeigAld IT al. Bowers Sands atDs .
u + Demiug ref. due. $lO.yJl0o. taxes. etc.
IS dTs. o I ireus,r eIr. ~, Il S..reisr E, a.:
isis. ,a,o. &C. ;j.i-5.sl
~ " Morsculhau. Jr.. Go.
90 9r5,sresg. H. sly lon and store b'ds. W
Levine agt 18th street and 7th Avenue Realty 60
a. a.. VI & $ Meyers. atUs. W W Foster ref
due, S"0iJ43. taIcs. c.c |J4'o. sub TO mtg Of
BY Jacob II. MAYER.
LEXINGTON Az. POLL $. $50 i22d st. AZ
prsebeu ct al. a F4.k atty. " Lew ref. due.
fLf5At7. taxes etc. SI92. sIb 10 first mtg ~
At The Bronx salesroom:
By Charles J. Dunn.
UNloNPORT 70. lI2l. w s. 1898 n Van Nest So.
% lIl01 .aI4lxlO9. vacant. e. u McBtIe. glu. a.,
g Rmge.steig e. a.. + Nelson. atty. Z S0li-
trout. ref. due SjjN3.2l. taxes. etc fl56lO.
By James l.. Wells Go.
aAcLAY Az. gao. 5. 96.ll zerega AZ. l'.-H
o. vacant. r DEE de Ia Cortina AIT y Daily
r. a.. NiisusoH & Bell attss. T. Moore. rel
due 81 900 -. taxes. etc. SiJt es.
MACLAY Az. 24l2. q S. 1885 ZercEa Az. Is x
o.. vacant. Williamson AZ ID J Daily % Al
same 4tt's same ref. due. Sl9i0.l2. taxes. etc.
$40, g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
The Bronx.

1880 ST. g t0 " Grand Az. cOIiOoi TIL. Gusr-
a.toc and Trust 60. a. t1s agt Jmpo.e
Werner H1.fUE 60 20 al NorocosIrs y mtg d.
aH5 10 Swain.
$50 ST n s. 20 w Wales ~. 25rllT; Helen y
Ieus Az D. y MeCuIly q Al tparutioI suit
10 10 BEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
New Shops and Apart
ments for Buildings on
Jones Estate Block.

Through the filing Of plans yesterday
by Duncan Gambler. the architect, II
became known that most Of the build
ings on the Mary Mason Jones estate
block, on Fifth av., will be altered for
business. The property faces the van
derbilt mansion. the Plaza Hotel and
the c. =. Huntington house.
The five buildings TO be altered In
clude the old Plaza Bank structure, at
the 6sth st. corner. to provide Tor a
new store and apartments above, while
the inside structures are going to be
altered so that they will have stores on
grade and stores above those. The up
per part Of the buildings, which viii
virtually have entire new faGadcs, VIII
be arranged for bachelor apartments,
Tho cost OF the alterations is estimated
~ $4,000.
Sales announced yesterday follow:
LENOX Av.-PauI A McGodrick and Louh
Bloch have sold 10 Fanuis Wisrhsr and others 4o3
Min stores on plot 5oI75 located 30 feet south Of
1891 st Tho deal IS reported 70 have been ior cash
Tie property WAS held at $4,000. The 1924 street
having acquired the former last January.
FIFTIETl ST.-The Douglas Robinson Chatle,
8. Brown Company has sold Tor Llch BeflinseI 80
Fas, 50th 81 three story and basement dwelling,
on lot lltl005 feet between Second and Third
sv. The selsr SECURED Tho house In 1894 49,.
iftTI ST.-kurI & tren have sold Tor mo
Mitchell McDerm0tt Company &s East lo3th 81. 4
four story ncg laW tenement on plot 5L5IhD
ARTHUR AV-WIuam Iusfgarteu has sold n
Eu.cnie UIrirh the plot. l00r9O. ou me west SIDE
on Arthur AZ about ~ feet south a l19ih st.
Edward Poak the broker
USTH sT-Gcorge W Brettsll has sold t0r John
Lambert 10 Mr. Casarelli 2:3 last 18Th s.. a
three story dwelling. on lot lj.SIl0Qll between
Second aud Third avs
FIFTY THIRD sT-The Irving SAVING Ins'i
tuition has sold tho five story building a. 30 West
SD st on lot 25Il0O5. which va. bought IN by
the bank Tor SIS 600 a. auction last November.
WALTON AN.-Shsrp 60. have sold Tor a
client The plot 50Hl0O feet. on tho east side Of
for Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
Funds for Rclllcerents.

Nue and more the conviction is
gaming ground iu the financial district
ia. there viii De am offering in this
country before spring SIS we'll advanced
q. British way bonds. The most CON
wHs'iye predictions Of financing by
A-srcan bankers for thc British gov
,-ment look 20 the deposit iu Lon
'll with the English correspondents
q New York firms Of az least 500
10000 Of British securities TO OIL
-, credits IN New York Eventually
he loan is expected 10 reach $780,
10000 or more. Subscriptions TO the
German loan have been made from
MS country 10 an amount estimated
D careful Observers az hardly less
nan s50OO000O N0t only have bank
'' with German affiliations forwarded
an enormous number Of applications
ior The bonds, but there is said 20 be
sctNtly al work p wei organized corps
Of eshyassers Tho recent strength Of
marx exchange, whose weakness was
supposed 70 be iucorrir.b.c, is taken
IS hlghy significant The subscrip-
aon lists for the German issue close
u Germany or March 10, or about the
!oh here, but remittarcce will prob
% continue 10 60 10 Berlin until
vel into April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

AVENUE D. VI, 10 IAN st. c0Ifo. Bloch %
A Acksrou. s5S B.cA s.. aus. Calm. l. y q.
ctsrRHI PARK WEST. 800. - cor o2m =.
uer - a. trustees Ot s Fau.hler. gli -
M4-k's AZ. bfooaJn. March 3. atys. Thompson;
LfNox Az i99-ts5 IS. 90 ;o l2-d s. 5os,5.
s.d ) Newman. 1903 W llI.h - tmts 10000
al uue. March =. 4tly. Newman. s. Division
MANHATTAN Az 81. e cor 18th a. lOo'iis
D., + MaAlaLs 20 Hochsm. au Hea.y go.
Iac. 90 Liberty -. all leis Mach .. atty. ) 4
Isaac, s. Liberty -, 500
MOTT ST Jos. " -5Ilo0. also Mott q. TO-.
IS I.1s Boone s.. 244Il0O. l. Horn 60
Mary hou. Ills sl'e Of Hnoaiyn ole third par.
August , 1909, AIS. q a. 7 Co. 500
Pearl 81 u 81, ,,s cor i fiae ~ ItlI s;-sI
Irs Lie. Oh PREMISE 4ai s. Narch 3, attJs.
tsrdy a So. Wal o. ,.,s -, 90, 81
"Est 81 t"p Pr. I5Ii5o B rad 9I 70 th aU
Coas,n Co 1908 BsAJ Cmx 1i-.ooo) March
~ tgo sv SIS u 18Th 81, 2oIis. Il &
: 81 10 sams mtg $4,000. March 4. sane
ISL ~ l;As .tos eth st. 2airioo. A Hlg-
r.-, ID E'sie spit Of New brunswick. y j.
DC laird 1sr. March 10. atiJ. !,s Cans. 100
80 Az IsI6-lsW =. ess s-d 81. 9-.sTlJ0.
X l,aAs 90 ii Bum. 10 BIS ueyald bc.rssert.
Paris. France tmis $4,000. FEB 10. aiy,
IN ST ~ 3 5. SO A, d p $40, 9. lean.
s,t5. Ro,sa a Ph.ips = Val a.; s.
27TH ST i0-4- ". ii5i Oh Az. runs 5
stxOIi.X 50 ex IS 81 % 9 % o. - 4
A. -. l. Davis o. Be emoFs Holding CO. Inc e.
Psfs R0s tmtg !-j-.000l. al liens. March /;
40 T q s. T 60. 81 Court 81. Bkyu. 500
SANE PROPERTY; Bslemorr Holding 60 o. C.-ge-
I'D Holding co. lie. lcO BEay mtg SIS J41l
al isls. March same ais. 500
A.. 56Ei005. Rachel Cohn ID rheree Well. II
4 So o. and ano. Q o.. al Hens. March
sttys We'll & ~ BeeAmau a., 800
TlTH ST 403 r. s. l0l e lst A. 2sr9- SUES *
s-l Bertha t.manu arI Al0 20 N " III
mann. 90 " ia1th s. mig $40 QQsl March
afus Jonas J. a y. %. BvN 500
55rH ST I'd, ". = lv0 W~t Eut a. -
lH.-. Clara l. Bl.taa. '' 'Ht.m'o. Go s-0..-
7jrH ST W. s. D. s. H.. v-,. EaI a.. -
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RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH 10.
Manhattan.

$50 ST. 20 w. store and basement. Annie Bonner
% and J O'>Hea s-3 linton az. b yr- u.u
Jan H. 1915. atys. Fitch VI q. - N..aa
MADISON ST. 80. store and cellar. Re,e.a
% Bren 70 G. Furtunls and auo. lsj Wa,uug11
49, Bbyn. yrs from AR J. 1915. Sl5-J
AMSTERDAM Az. 1915 north store and basement,
Harriet & Bailey ~ Cohu \ Gsrinhel. l>4S Am
sirrlam av yrs from Feb /, 1914, aus. T.
Singer. s. Rutgers II. $3.50
eLeeCKeR ST, 40. stoop .nat; Ma'un and
sUo to $ Cabot and sno. IS W ll1n 81. yrs
f,um May J. 1919. atty, L FugaD. -
5srH ST. g. $50 Madison az 74at-. al.
~Scflall Realty 60 GO Van Srha.rh Realty 60.
50 l. 42d st. u yrs from sept 1. 1914. airs.
Van Sclatck & Brre so T. 4.d -. $4,000
Az A, 1910 store floors and cellars. & Me.uken
% II NJ Meusen. 507 T. ssh s.. - 81, from
Jan 2. 1911 stly. VI Burshard. III R~ay.
S. 30
Sd Az. Sc cor slst 1t. corner store. ODER
fielder to II S.hroeder 222 S4th =. 1912
go, from Apr l. 1915. s,y Fitch NJ < g. a-
CHERRY ST. 8ss. all. Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum 10 Royal Turkish Tobacco CO. 1863 Cherry
& 10 81, from Ayr l. 1915. atty. sch.ebel.
BROADWAY. sth az 22i and 22d SIS Flaaron
B.t, store aud part basement. 4 Realty and
limit Co % G. VI Kelly 61j W 18th % o 9-l2
yrs from Jan /. 1915, a,ty4. Fitch. NJ .. y
NASSAU 50. ayUyV
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LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 10
Manhattan.

III Az. 22-s AMI 2s70. Jennie Brown ,Et JACOB
&" a foreclosure oi mtg. a,tys. Borvsy
IH-HfE.F
WAOsWORTH Az e. 20 % l1oth s.. 75rloo; )
SlHrlu AT W H01sou r. al faction ~ fore
t.os. IolsI. ary. : y Nar.Is
l2TH ST ais j.. Re'ch at g Ca'era ., a.
fore, asur, o. ufgl ATTY. VI Goodman.
Ssh ST S. 800 q ii'h az ejHl00. II kinni ,.
rl. ct Oh az "a ID NeIhar Goreclosgrs o.
mn. a-Ns. nM,. Nh q Keus.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

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ye "a c0ESTs y m Gea.,' old AH :, 81 a.
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p. q. HAS -. ss . sq5 of re- % q, a
80 Gi.o'' a.. lSgg clear mlddes. light S 81
f'.T o. g. short Gear Ga., - I'D Ga S w.s
uEES-Square 5os ca 80 AT,rr,S r.
se.as' o, 9 81. '' I'd % ie' 3D. Dols s.. 81 CHEESE
=. Canadian finest White -Ni 1ffNSEED OIL 81
i,,. Az g,f1eJ old ROSIN-Common.
nominal COTrONSEED oiL-hu" fenHeL SPOT
iordoo March 10 -IINSEEll- Cslc11S NM, msl,i
ed Apri Us I'd LiNSEED OIL" s-' 80; Sa Sth ~,
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