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New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
DEMAND FOR STEEL
NEAR RECORD MARK


Despitc the sold-up condition OF It's
mills. the United States steel Corpo-
ration. i'm IT'S monthly statement yes.
,elay. reported untitled orders en- h"nd
Ianuary 81 at 7e22767 tons an IN
creasc Of llC.5l7 tons over the showing
OF December 81 The tonnage gain "'s
no. as large az had been predicted buy
IL nevertheless was not considered d''-
appo.n.irg in view o. the unparalleled
demand 'or steel products no" exist
ing. d,,.,
or larurry 70 was estimated thht DooE-
mas exceeded shipments hy l.t'o tons
which averaged about 10000 tons ="
J.v. Orders ou the company books
or January 50 were the largest since
Dee mbcr. 1912. when they amounted
fo 7.ga21fi ton7. They were. me
lo-r,st since the organization OF the
Steel Corporation. with three eKcep-
lions. thc other two being Do Septem-
her, zoos. and December OF the same
YEAR For the latter month the un-
fr'cd orders established the high rec
ord of slNgTfe tons.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Court Allows but En-.
Days for Examinstion
OF 200 Talesmen.
GIVES RIGHT TO PLE,r
TO ALL INDICTMENT,
tx-Conyicts from Every Dr..
in State to Attend Neeii,o
at Carnegie Hall.


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New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Ronk Id GermanY Retnrn.

Bcrlin l.ia wireless 20 SayT lie'
*. ~. Feb. 30. The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank oi Germany is az
follows. accordur 20 the overseas
News Agency:
Gold reserve. 2A5i90o 600 marks; m
creased. 100000 marks "ommetc..aal al
narcr and Treasury bills. o.-5"o' VooV
rarks. decreased. 33.50o0lo marks
circulation and banking notes, 6.@'o,-
OO0. 600 marks: decreased, ol'OUu 'OoO
marks; private deposits, ,ozo,syo,OoV
marks: decreased. lJ9.OOOOOO MARKS.
Gold reserve covering circulation ana
banking notes increased TO 'oi per
cent. from 377 per cen.
Money borrowed by loan pa oanKs on
collateral decreased l4l ,OOO,OoO MARKS
20 Gf- 600 900 marks.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Promotes 9 Men to Directorate.

Nine Of the meu wao have been in-
strumental in tho upbu..dlng Of the
II. ". Johns ManvilIe Company ond DO
directing its policies have been made
directors at the annual meeting oi
stockholders. They are L. Z. Hof. "
r. Scicle. r. 7. Lyman. Il. R. Trainer
Harry Gif EFT. Fred b. Smith. i. E
Meek. II r. War'en and j ". Perry
The comrany is ths biggest orcea ta-
lion handirg asbestos, magnes.a ana
kindred products in the world.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

cic,o Hernandez. near Parral. attacked
tbc bandits with only twenty men ana
kllod several. Two bandits were were, cap', y,
nrcJ alive. and they told Of Outrage
committed Both were hanged. towns own,
In The interior arc being supplied wltn
rnns wherever possible by Oarran@a
commanders for protection.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
BRITAIN go SEND NO ENVOY
Foreign OmGe Knows Nothing Of Bryce
or .nlfnnr MisaiOn.

Londo1. Feb TO- An official Of .he
Foreign Omcs said to-day that az far
as he knew there was no 'ru'h in we
rcport that special envoy would b.
eent 10 Washington.
The report that an envoy would or
.sont 20 Inc United States probably f
,bo oufcro.yth Of IN editorial fHgges
ION oe "The Manchester Guardian
.btt Vi-court Bryce or Arthur d. Bal.
tour Fnqt Lord of tnp Admiralty. ~
10 Warrington with iull powers 90 aa-
,ust tho blockade coutrorcrsy between
tbo British ard American gOvernmf '.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs Of the World

Santa Nara. ca~agers Jan 70. Puerto Colombia
feb J. Santa Marta d t-isto1ai ant Kingston ;
sf tI m.
IA Campine putch Amsterdam Jan ls. to
I'D f Ward r Bar - % 20 20
rr-u Iir H'o q. Ju .r5 jon 2s ,nd Barbados
I.h fp hI.a a. Daniels. with mails and md.e
OUR a- ~ m
l..a O. M.Cl.iolsh. Boston Feb o quar- a,
5000 m
SAILED
RtI.. Br. Liverpool. yu'elao G'au "a
I.-. Ni..r Itr.. aal Domingo tif}. Georgia.
lI.re f. NUra.k. AINl.e.t knight. lkrI
" an. .at .Br. ra.re. NIrss G-rac-.
.Nf.I. Bahia. NasFt. .Hr Perth Auno.
hl. l.f t..lIr .ir. D. sur. B4y
~. t N'f.. ..u.. H.I. Lo. don. G-.rg-
2 NIf-.N .|.,.I-s., ~ rr. ts.fr Havana. lilm-
... .0-N.. .r. .l.r Noa5. gia lSwel.
..r'.a. .I u...ta D..fe..or. ,h4paus tC.banI.
ras.t. 0tal Kingston. Francis B-|. Para Us
N.r..-.. Gnill Castle Ntl. Li'eroci TrentJ
Il.a.. Sir ... Delaware. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

Paris. Fob. 30 Trading vas active
on the Nours, to-day. Three ner cent
rentcs closed unchanged at 81 francs.
Exchange ON London. - francs lo
ccntImes.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
MarjOrie'S Call to Arms
Brings Japanese Tribute
Continued from pngc !

sidcs and no dimes. it IS gong TO
take "a LOT Of dimes 20 build Marjorie g
Hattlcship She doesn't want any OF
l'aylc somo of the children who have
houch. about those things can "u
e,vor the question in John x. Grown d
letter.
81 inclosc 10 conts for the America,
D.. Writc4 Mother says She hopos it
v.ll De tho peace shin of the world. ]
don't know what She means. Can ID
d. tNcshIp be % peace ship. too Some
dry ] may be ON &C.. Your friend. John
Is. Grown. age nine
A little girl who is "truo blue
American" not only because of her
rrardlathors. but because OF her very
own brothers. who are working for
,rclc sam to-day. writes as follows:
"pear Marjorie: ] send 10 cents 60
hclr build your battleship. Mamma
hasn't many 30 cents. Mamma has
contributed q son. have brother
ON the gunboat paducah. and ] have
another. who may help 90 man your
Worship Ny grandfather los, his arm
lighting for his country ON Uncle sam s.
varship } remain. patuotcaly youi B.
Florence Presley
a ltae boy whose mother tells him
stories o. the brave deeds ct hlr grand
fathers. who Tough. u the Civil Maf,
writes brave little lcttcr as follows:
"Dear Mr. Edtor: Enclosed is 10
cents chat am sending olt oi ml own
money for the hatIeship. ] am gong
to Doc Boy Scout when am Ola
enough. Both o. my grandpas were sol
1fcr- and my rrcat-rreat -grandpapas
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
WIRELESS 2EPORT.


s,.Irav .r American L.e.
% ~... u... at llY. Fta'eI--
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11

American and Foreign T-acher-' Agency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors
Gos-lnt---s. tte.. to Colleges. schools and
Famil-- Apply % Mr. NJ J. YOUNG.
FJ JLTON. % union Square
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
Bank Of England Return.

London. Feb. 10 The weekly return
Of the Bank Of England shows the fol
lo,,.irc chances:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-11
OAiCING

GRAND CENTRAL PALACE. Lax A. aeth s,
uaLa.s BeHl'. Billiards. Roller skating
opel u 81 until Midnight 81 iiquor sol
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-02
TAKE IT IN TIME
Just as Scores of Pierre People Have

Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
~backache, and for other kidney ills.
Pierre citizens endorse them.
Mrs. John a. Holmes, 1856 Grand
Ave, Pierre, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have been used in my home for
many years and have meyer failed to
give satisfaction. l, and others of
the family have used them when the
kidneys have been out of order and
we have had backache and they have
removed the trouble"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Holmes had. Foster-Milburn Co
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-02
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Preaching every Sunday at IL a. m.
and s p. N. SUNDAY school at 10a. m.
Junior Y. p. A. at 3 p. m. Senior Y.
=. A, at Z p. m. A welcome is ex-
tended to all who wish to come.
H. ID. DEXHEIMER,
Pastor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-02
32O-Acre Homestead Locations

After Dec. 10th, | car locate a num-
Der of 320. acre homesteads in Haakon
and Stanley counties, For further
information address, G. NJ. Living
stone, Pierre. S. ID.
The sun., 1916-12-20
TAX REDUCERS
GETIN TROUBLE
L. Tannenbaum, Strauss l. Co.
May Lose Charter-Attorney-
General Starts Action.

-ALBANY, Dec. 19.-On the application
OF the New York County Lawyers As
sociation Acknowledgement f:gburt f.
woodbury. to-day issued orders for the
commencement Of an action to annul
the charter Of L. Tannenbaum. Strauss
& Co.. n New York city real estate Arm
accused OF unlawfully practising law.
This concern, the petition sets forth. IL
one OF . largo number which seek en-
ployment by real estate owner to in
stitute proceedings before the Commits
sioners Of Assessments and Taxes FOR
The sun., 1916-12-20

By Samuel Marx.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

haitian: capital. $1,000 . directors, Nat v.
R%othsnberc. James ". Sullivan and Frsder-
tex W. HamberG.
haitian: capital. $500; directors. Gustav
Schneider. Kranz Polikon ana Mati'da
Henry q. Insersoli. Manhattan; capital.
$1,000; directors. Henry q. Ingersoll. Mary
c, Inrersoll and Mary Ingersoll.
John Kraemer. Manhattan capita.
$50, 900; directors. Macmillan Bursmayer.
Christopher II. Junemann and Jerome C.
Jackson.
The P!attsmouth Realty Company, Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors. Walter
A. Mandeiberg. Abr. Mandeibaum and Al
The n. r. Mortgage Company. Brooklyn
capital. 81. 500: directors. MAX Holman, Ray
Holman and Esther Marks.
The Nycoto Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan: capital, 1900: directors. Louis Lowen-
stein. lille I.owenstein and Townsend W.
Bhotwell.
capital. $40. 1000: directors, Philip Goldberg.
Max Milstein and Harry Lulkin.
The y. 4 X, construction Company, Man
haitian; capital. ~. 900: directors. Emanuel
Klein. Philip Krulewitch and Rose Krule-
witch.
The Blacar Realty Company. Mount Yer
non; capital. 5000; directors, Frederick J.
Carpenter. Arthur :. Blatx and Jennie
Brick.
The sun., 1916-12-20
REALTY HERE SOLD
TOPAY LONDON TAX
American Woman Sells Chel-
sea Flat to Help Meet Eng
fish War Levies.
3sKYSCRAPER AUCTIONED
American Tract Building Is
Taken Over by N. Y. Life
Uptown Apartments Sold.

The burden OF taxes Of one sort or
another In war stricken London has
been 70 heavy that Mrs. Mathiida Mae.
culloch. an American woman, wife Of
an English barrister and heir to the La
Mon estate. which includes q number
Of properties in tho Chelsea section Of
this city, has been forced to turn to the
New York real estate market for helm
for the second time since last March,
when she sold the tenement property at
$50 Ninth avenue. which her family had
owned for more h half q century, not
bsing able at the time to market her Sc
curittSs in the English capital The
supertas and other leviss which the
English Parliament has found neces-
ary have reduced Mrs. Macculloch's In
come more than half. Recently she
ordered william II. Archibald, her New
York real estate representative. to sell
another OF her New York holdings.
Yesterday Mr.. Archibald sold the prop
srty. the four story tenement at l04
West Twenty-fourth street, adjoining
the southwest corner Of Ninth avenue.
which has been M Of the old holdings
OF the lie Mon estate and . good revenue
producer. Under ordinary conditions
Mrs. Macculloch would not have had to
sell her Chelsea real estate. In fact II
has been her policy to hold on to her
West Side real estate. knowing what II
had produced for her family. For the
Ninth avenue house which she sold last
March Mrs. Macculloch took several
thousand dollars less than she was
offered n few years NO when she re-
fused S35. 900. The property sold yes.
The sun., 1916-12-20
LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 81 E-Henry A Dix AIT Joseph
!. Rosenberg ct al foreclosure OF mort
gageli attys. F'incr & Mass.
list ST, 400 Wharton : Rode ct al
agt Sadie Tohiu ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty. II sv ain.
7TH Az. N " cor ii2th st-Iizzie r Barry
aEt Julius Dahlman ct al tamended fore
closure OF MORTGAGE atty, W l. Clark.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. h W cor Esd st
Collateral Holdings Corp agt Louis n
Jones 81 al .tspecihc performance: atty.
q II Holbert.
ssTH ST. 1870 w-chas NJ Cannon ct al az,
Theodore E stewart =, al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE: atty, W y O'Neil.
5<TH ST, IS VIOLIN Il Kirkman az,
Edith NJ Parker ct al foreclosure OF
m~ortgase): attys. Wendell. Elliot, &
Robson.
BOSTON ROAD. = Q cor OF isGth st-Ger.
man Savings Bank In the city of New
York agt Union RepublicAN Club ct nj
TINTON Az. W q. 100 n n of lssth st
John Bossong aGt Jennie Lonhert fore
closure OF mortgage, attys, salter &
Stcinkamp.
LOTS lss, lss and ieo, map Of partition
sale OF the Lott q Hunt estate. near
Van Nest station-Jennia Sanderson Of
nj agt Michael J Doyle 2, al foreclosure
OF mortgage; attys. C!ockc, Koch &
Lot So. block aS7s. section -. tax man
Harry l.ippmHnn agt Jennie u Irving et
al faction TO foreclose transfer OF tax
ilenl; attys. Jonas, Lasansky g. Ncu.
LOTS es and -. map NJ Givnn homestead
Elisabeth X .rpham ct al agt Corn
Exchange Bank ct al Foreclosure n,
m~ortgage); attys, Merrill a. Rogers.
The sun., 1916-12-20
9Th AVENUE SEEKS
BUILDING HARMONY
Merchants Discuss Beautifying
Methods at Luncheon
Given to Architects.

A movement to save Fifth avenue from
becoming like Broadway. . slice Of
chaos" by ~harmonising the desisn Of
Its buildings was started yesterday al q
luncheon given at Delmonicos by thu
directors OF the Fifth Averue Assocla-
ton to a group Of architects.
The height Of buildings and their uses
having been restricted by city ordinance.
the association now will urge that all the
structures erected on the avenue be made
TO conform to tho desired standard of
beauty.
THE man who called Broadway . slice
or chaos was Arnold W. Drummer. He
thought architectural harmony was at
least as important as reg ula.ion OF street
lights. signs. cab stands and isles OF
safety for which the association has
worked.
Robert d. Kohn hoped the appearance
Of tho sides Of the buildings would re-
ceive as much attention as the facade.
He said the habit OF using limitations In
material. particularly imitation marble,
was abominable.
"1f metal II used let Il appear as
metal" he sa!d. III bricks are used let
them appear a. bricks"
George McAneny in discussing trafic
restrictions said the best way to improve
Fifth avenue In that respect would be TO
place the Sixth avenue elevated road un-
der ground. lie said this would cost
about $4,000 q lot alonG sixth avenue
and that the cost would be insignificant
compared with the Increased values that
would be established.
Thomas HASTINGS Of Carrere 4 Hast
ings and Nelson p. Lewis. chief engineer
OF the Board OF Estimate. were among
those approving the building harmony
plan. A committee OF architects. build
crs and directors OF the Fifth Avenue
Association will push II.
The sun., 1916-12-20

rom,
one
red
sie.
who
The sun., 1916-12-20
HEIGHTS APARTMENTS LIKED.

WEST l3sTH sTREET-The Charies
f. Fleming estate has sold the hve
story apartment house on plot sex
100 at 523 West l3Sth street to Fred
erick Brown. II was held at $40. 200.
WEST l42D STREET-Freidus 4 Co.
have sold for the Lawyers Mortgage
Company 13l West 1920 street. = six
story fat. on plot 40xss.1l. Joseph
y thurman sold the property IN Sat
urday.
HIST STREET.-THE 81 West 13lst
Street Corporation, incorporated on
Monday. has bought from the Manhat-
tan Savings institution e3 West l3lst
street. . five story apartment house,
on plot 5~oxss.11. near Lehox avenu
MURDOCH AVENUE@Harry Fishel
has sold to Alfred Hahn the plot tex
100 on the west side Of Murdoch ave-
nue.. $50 feet north OF Jefferson ave.
nue..
The sun., 1916-12-20
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED.

Seventh avenue. 552 and $50. one
story brick stores. <sx50. ". Moss. 2l4
West Fifty-ninth street, owner q.
Rieger. ESQ West l22d street. architect
cost. $4,000.
Jerome avenue. east side. 2s1.H feet
south Of 1elth street. n story brick
and concrete store and passenger sta
ton. 37.1x36.2. marlborough Rapid
Transit Company. Theodore p. Shonts
president. 1865 Broadway. m George
II. PeGram. 1855 Broadway, architect /.
cost. $4,000.
Canal street. 50. alteration to q Ave
story loft. y. Liebovitx. IS Leonard
street. owner l.. A. Abramson. go Fifth
avenue. architect cost. $4,000.
Th!rty-eighth street. 13l and 1913 West
alteration to a two story store and lofts.
II. A. ID. W. Swope, l7J Broadway.
owner NJ. NJ. Porter. 1?i Duane street.
architect cost. $4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-20
M0T0RMAN SENT TO CELL.
Reckless Operation Of Car Costs
Five Days In jail.

I, cost Motorman william stell Of the
Columbus avenue line Ave days In
prison to operate his trolley car reck-
lessly. Magistrate House in the traffic
court imposed sentence yesterday. and
said he was sorry he could not make It
more severe.
Stell pleaded guilty, when Policeman
Lorigan charged that while he was pilot
Ing n nunbe OF school children across
avenue at Seventy-eighth
street. Stell. who had stopped at the
policeman's signal, started his car up
again. Lorigan was knocked down, but
not severely injured.
The many cases Of reckless motor
men that have come before me recently
lead me to believe that some Of these
men don't care what they do said Mag
istrate louise They are a menace TO
the public. am sorry l cannot pass a
more severe sentence. Five days is In.
adequate"
The sun., 1916-12-20
BUSINESS A LrAsID.
Manufacturer asa Traaers On the
Msve IN various Esnes,

Manufacturers aaa Traaers .. the
Msve n various xsaes.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased with NJ. 4 I. Hess 10000 feet OF
space on h eighth floor OF the new
ty-eirhth street. to the l.. Kehlmann
company for q long term Of years frst
Ion at 4l-<6 Lafayette street with the
Charles r. Noyes Company TO the
Latham Machinery Company Of Chicago
Tor 2 long term OF years third loft ut
100 Prince street TO the Star Manufac-
turing Company, space At 100 Fifth ave-
nue. 70 b. Levin store at 1879 Broad
way ana space IN second floor TO the
q. rsar Bearings Company space at
2f5 u 249 West Fifty-hfth street to
the Zenith Carburctor Company space
on the seventh floor and flm vault In
the Godfrey Building. s29 Seventh ave-
niue. to the Modern Features Photo
Plays: at l<s West Thirty-sixth street.
space to the Frigidor Corporation, and
space at Q East Thirty ninth street to
the Federal Advertising Company for =
term Of years.
Marston 4 Co. and the NJ. Rosenthai
Company have leased a floor at - and
II West Twenty ninth street to Karp L
kAss for a term Of years.
n. Z J.. Hess have leased the sixth
moor at eel and ssa Fifth avenue 10
Rothenberg & Kahn at q rental aggre-
eating about $4,000.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
the fourth floor at 1%1-l3 West Twenty
eighth street to the p. 4 II. Waist Com
pany.
Stephen II. Tying, Jr.. 4 Co. have
leased at 81 Union Square once space to
Ernest ". seidler. walter Thomas.
Arthur Dixon Robinson and Charles
Myers: at 81 Madison avenue space to
Samuel II. Crawford q Co.. dealers In
woolens: at SAG and So Second avenue
the nth floor to B. W. Cowen. art novel;
ties at IS and IS East Nineteenth street
fourth n NTH floors to Joseph Hahne-
sand 4 Co., toys: At 80 and SO East
Twenty-frst street the fourth fioor e s.
Handal q Bro. |: and the third floor at
1S4 Fifth avenue to the Justice Export
and Sales Company. chandeliers.
The sun., 1916-12-20
WELCOME AWAITS ENGINEERS.
second battalion of Col. Wander
b,It's Com maud Due saturday.

Col. Cornelius Vanderbilt, command
ing the Twenty-sccond New York Engl-
neers. has completed arrangements for
the welcome home of the Second Bat
TALON from the Mexican border This
battalion, under Lieut,-Col, William :
Conrow, Is due To arrive In Manhattan
Saturday via the T~wcnty-thlrd street
ferry at an hour to he announced later,
The battalion will be met NJ the ferry
by the First Battalion OF Engineers and
by n battalion OF the Scvcnty-first In
fantry, which has volunteered TO join in
the welcome. The veterans Of the TWEEN
ty-second will also parade, The troops
probably will be reviewed by Gov. Whit
man ut the University Club. Fifty-fourth
street and Fifth avenuc After the re-
view the troops will proceed to the
armory on Washington Heights via the
subway.
The sun., 1916-12-20

walter . Gillette. architects. are plan
ming $4,000 residence for Harvey
Gibson to be erected on the recently ac-
CURED site at 50 East Sixty.ninth street.
adjoining the southwest corner Of Park
avenue. where Henry Dawson will build
MS new home. The house will be I'VE
stories. 1ex100. This Is the fourth house
planned for sites at this point. Besides
the Dawson and Gibson houses are to be
the Dommerich and Sloane dwellings.
Mr.. Sloane will build on Park avenue
next to Mr.. Davison's property and Mr..
Dommerich adjoining the proposed Obj.
son dwelling.
The sun., 1916-12-20
DEAL FOR 40Tm ST. rLATsP

Change IN the ownership OF the two
Eats at l04 and ZOE West Fortieth
street Is reflected in the formation
Of the l0t and l0e West Fortieth
Street Corporation by Herbert Cohen.
Paul l.. Darrah and Jerome +. Katx.
The property has been owned by Mrs.
Christina Cook since 1873. 1t was aid
By a man interested in the new
corporation hat the property would
eventually be improved with q sixteen
story building. but he refused 70 say more
about the matter. explaining that II had
not advanced enough for much pub
licity. The site abuts the Maxine Elliott
Theatre on Thirty-ninth street and il
Just east Of the World Tower Building.
Though the property II worth upward
Of 3175.0o0 the income from Il two years
ago was only $4,000. OF which 3?.634
went for taxes. It was shown that the
property had increased In value at the
rate Of $1,000 . year between 1908 and
1914.
The sun., 1916-12-20
SOLDIER COPS TO BE REPAID.
Government VIII Reimburse Them
for Their Food Outlay.

The Sc for food paid by each ~ the
1850 policemen who took two weeks of
military training last summer AT Fort
Wadsworth, l.. l., will he returned by the
Federal Government. according 10 Il let
~ received by Commissioner Woods yes
Ntrday from Secretary OF War Baker.
No demand for the money had been
filed by the policemen, nor had any COM
plaint been made because It was not
offered.
The sun., 1916-12-20
CENTURY OLD HOUSE SOLD.

John Crawford and William i. Day
have sold for j. n. Marchand to Edgar
F. Leo a thirteen acre country property
At Westport. Conn. The house. which
has been moderniHed. was built In 1850
rs a wedding present for Major Albert
Chapman OF the Continental army. The
hand hewn timbers and the wooden pegs.
me handwrought nails and the old fire.
places are evidence OF the care with
which they built a house 1877 years ago.