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BOATS NEEDED 10 BllN0 NsAI.
Me1ican Cenaissfea DHDlelns n.
isting Scarcity.

istfng Scarcity.
An oversoid condition Of the market,
Il wal explained yesterday BY the Com
ision Regulators del Mercado de Hene-
Quen, the Mexican sisal commission, has
led TO the action Of the commission
In Withholding quotations on the Yuca-
tan product, Of which n has Q monopoly.
Considerable apprehension was caused
xmong manufacturers by the announce.
ment a week or 30 ago that the DOM.
mission would not accept any further
orders for future delivery. II was ex.
planned yesterday that the commission
had u small supply Of spot sisal on
hand which II va furnishing In re-
stricted quantities to manufacturers In
pressing need Of material. In this way.
1t was said. the commission hopes to
prevent a shortage At any plant
The principal reason for present con.
ditions. II q said. In the shortage Of
vessels. particularly in the Caribbean
trade. where the demand for sugar car.
riers is so heavy. The market has also
been affected by the cutting down Of
other supplies Of the hemp from the
East and tho large orders that have
been placed by manufacturing plants
to provide . stock for the future. The
last price al which YucutAn siaal VA
quoted was ~ cents q pound. This
In a small increase In price, a. compared
with the advances In manila and other
competing fbres.
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lawyer Discovers Money n New
ask Safety Depesit Boz.

Tho search for the missing assets OF
Dr. John Grant Lyman, who In under In
dictment FOR using tho malls TO defraud
In operating a fake brokerage scheme.
resulted yesterday in tho discovery Of
SEQ 500 in cash which Lyman had cached
against the time when he shall have
cxtricatcd himself from his legal diff
rulties. The money was found by Abncr
=. Wcrb!in. attorney for John l.. Lyttle,
Lyman's receiver In bankruptcy. In a
safe deposit, box IN the Essex County
National Bank OF Newark, y. J.
n money had been deposited by
Lyman under the name OF George NJ.
Brown, ono OF his many aliases. and it
took some time for the receiver TO get
the necessary order from the Federal
District Cour In Newark TO permit the
opening OF tho box. Tho case was
brought before Judge Haight and the
latter appointed a special master. who
after taking much testimony and hear
ing argument from Attorney Werblin
decided that Brown and Lyman were
the same person.
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OLD ROCK ISLAND
STOCK Is OFF LIST
Exchange Drops Issues of
Former Holding Company
Of Railroad.
NEW SHARES ARE ADDED

Stock Exchange recognition OF the
Rock Island Company. formerly the
holding company for the Rock Island
system. ended yesterday when the pre-
fered and the omn,on stock OF the
mpan were stricken from the list at
a meeting Of the board Of governors OF
the exchange. An order for h dis
eolution Of the company WAS handed
down IN tho New Jersey Cour OF
Chancery on Tuesday. The last trans
place on Friday. April Z, when 700
shares Of the common changed hands AT
\, and on Monday. April 10. when 400
shares of the preferred were sold AZ ".
The common stock at ono time sold for
n brcif period At ST. The preferred has
sold as high as eia. A reccivership WAS
established In 1914. The issues were
listed on tho exchange in 1909.
The following new securities were APP
proved for listing
Consolidation Coal Company, $1,000
900 capital stock, s7.es0.O 900 IN exchange
for two yea I per cent. convertible
debenture bonds and 10000 payment in
full.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Company. $9,095, 900 certificates OF de.
Vosit for two year 5 per cent. secured
gold notes duo 1915, extended with au-
tliorfty TO add sS,sSs,000 similar certin.
Gates.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Company. $..5S1. 000 additional certin.
Gates of deposit for general mortgage
AZ per cent. sinking fund bonds.
United Fruit Company. S2.f9s.iot
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n. 7. TRUST COMPANIES GAIN.
Resoupces Jump e72.2ta.S6S In
Thvee Months Of 1915.

ALBANY. April ia statement Is.
sued to-day by state Superintendent o.
Banks Richards shows that the eighty
two trust companies reporting to the
New York State Banking Department At
the close OF business on March II hau
total OF 3?.6O5.112.751. These
figures indicate a gain since Decembei
81. 1915. OF S~72.319.9s5 and an increase
o! Ss~sl.5lt.3I% since December -
1914.
The total deposits increased S:7.'
e0l.i6s from the close Of the year I,
March II. the total on the latter DAFT
being S:.::S,tsI.esc.
From January I TO March II stoci
and bond investments increased $31.
i4t.00'. The large amount OF cash or
hand and due from hanks On Decembel
81 has been materially reduced by th'
increase Of 3107.773.270 IN the item o
loans.
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CONSOLIDATED BOARD TICKET
Nominations for Election ~ EH-
change O@cers on May y.

The nominating committee of the Con
solidated Stock Exchange made public
Yesterday It's regular list Of nomina-
lions for the election on May 3, Fresi-
dent NJ r. de Ag,ero was renominated'
The other nominations follow:
First vice-president. ". 7. Marsh
second vice-president. william 3. SILK
worth treasurer. Marcus Helm chair
man, Valentine Mott: board OF gov
ernors to serve two years. Lawrence J.
Dietz, l.. Gilbough. !. Haupt. r. II
Heath. g. w. Lehman. s. A. Luther,
W. Curtis Otterson. Clarence c. Perpall
George Shaskan. Clarence r. West
trustee Of gratuity fund. Harry Plum
mer. to serve ive years: members OF
arbitration committee. Samuel DorninG,
Robert J. Hoffman. Thomas ". McGrath,
y. Wallace SturEes, George L. Turton,
L.aurance Tweedy. A. 4. Williams
members Of nominating committee. john
Forbes Floyd. T.. n. hubbard. Harry A
King. Thomas II. MalOney. 7. DE Witt
Scoble. Lionel sturgcs. c. II. Terhunc.
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~ARGENTTNA'S TRADE
SHOWS Big INCREASE
Despite Shortage Of Ships Ex-
ports Grow-Meats
Lead List.
sssctsi cerrssps~Ssaes to Tns Sos.

0pOCSos COvvvoDOWO0W0Y 70 III ouN'
Burssos AYass, March ie.--Despite a
scarcity Of ships the exports from Ar
gentina IN the frst two months Of the
year show . Rig increase over the same
period Of last year. chilled and frozen
meats showing the greatest increase.
This 10 due largely to the fact that Eng
land has recalled from the South Ameri-
can trade many Of the cargo ships flying
the British nag and has placed most Of
the re~fr.gerating steamers under Ad-
mirsity orders.
From January I 10 March 3 CASSIE
quarters Of frosen Beef were exported.
more than tw1ce the number shipped In
the name period last veal. Shipments
Of chilled beef amounted 20 150.65S
quarters. The shipments Of frozen sheep
and lambs were 204,533 and 122.035 re.
s~pectiveiy. compared with l94.sO5 and
sS.427 last year. Meat shipments Of all
kinds amount TO 10000 % a month
Shipments Of wheat. maise and oats
for the two months amount 70 60b.1 07
tons. lls.8s6 tons and s6.847. correspond
Ing to <87.942. 6S3,135 and 253.422 In
1915. The total decrease In shpments OF
Cereals orlOuut9 70 oOo,iUt tOUs' uue CHI
tirely TO lack " ships. Linseed ship
ments, on the other hand. show an In
crease. the figures being lsb.<26 tons for
| this year and 1B0.s6B In 1915.
Tanners OF the United States imported
1850 ton OF quebracho logs In January
and February. a little moro than twice
the amount ehipped in 1915. Quebracho
extract shipments are the greatest IN
many years. being 1874 tons. compared
with 1855 In January and February last
year. and 1859 In 1914.
Hide md wool shipments show a de.
| crease, but increased values have com.
pensated for the difference. Only SSH
bales Of wool were exported In Januar!
and February. AS compared with 5000
last year. Exports Of dry cattle hides
amounted to ?is.427 hides, as compared
with S55.314 In 1915. and only 33l.3l'
wet cattlehides were shipped. as com'
pared with 63o.eo1.
Argentina 10 endeavoring 10 relieve thu
shipping situation by putting severa
coastwise vessels into the foreign trade
and the Government even has consented
TO army transports being chartered fo'
cargo voyage. two having already en-
tered the New York trade.
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WILL BUY EMPIRE GAS BONDS
Bankers Forming Syndicate Z
Take $4,000, 900 sane.

Montgomery. Clothicr and Taylor. J.
d w. Sel!gnan 4 Co.. Kissei, Kinni-
cult 4 Co. and White, Weld 4 Co. are
forming an underwriting syndicate to
purchase $4,000. 200 nrst mortgage and
collateral trust . per cent. bonds OF the
Empire Gas and Fuel Company. with
option on $4,000. 900 additional.
The bonds are due In ten years, but
will he entirely retired through a sink.
ing fund by the date Of maturity. They
are guaranteed a to sinking fund. prln-
cipal and interest by the cities Service
Company n will be callable until May,
1920. AT 1o2 and accrued interest. From
that a I to May. 1923. they will be
callable at 1903 and accrued interest and
Thereafter at Iot and accrued interest.
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d

PROPOSALS FOR sTAY-Hplr il.'>
wtonxht.Igon or steel RIPE, Br,.s L..'
truck Columns. pivot P!Us BsHnt' tI.'
copper wire. Gable clips. E.e'.Fi ''"
table Mule. R.vetinG fcrces. Ui-haE 'N'
Paint. brushes. Fus.bIe Plugs. SparN
steam Whistles. steam naGg' f'e'', W.
on Guns. steam Gauge amps Me-
Rome. Air. Brake Hose. Moto".lru,k
cotton.Corc IA ~ Leather. 500
covers. Blank Boots, ScrH' Fti-
ono. pins. sal soda. Harncs. o.
Loaf. t;uld-Size pr!er. Alcohol, I.l'
Turpent!ue substitute, Beusiu' ~ '
NArni.l., She.laC, 1Imphldrh, "hi !i'
sealed proposals viii he re 'rl'o' 80
office o! the General PIrra'''rs
The Panama CANA, NasAiuI''. ~
until 1890 n. M, May :, l!l' "
,im9 they will Ice opened ~ p1''N.
nishing the -m"uil''tA o.,
Hanks and genera. informal 90 Pc
from this oN,ce OF the offices ~ ih'
New York city. Ola Whitney ''i. " w.
ing. New orleans. la. ami t"' Ma
Francisco, CAT also from me
nccr Orices In the follow iuG ,ii'r
Wash Loo Angeles Ga ia .N''
Philadeiphin. Pa, pittsburgh g.
Mass; buffalo. y. Y. iIcV".au" al
clnnat!, Ohio; Chicago. III, :
Detroit, Mich Milwaukee. WI
MINI; Chattauooga. Tenn l'n''.
Mobile. Ala, and Galveston, I"N
c,ai club. Kansas tity, Mo Nf'
commerce, Quincy. H., and ''W
club. Tacoma. ssh--Esrl 10
Major. Corps OF Engineer, | $ '
eral Purchasing ontcer.
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FRENCH Bills AGAIN DRoP.
Sterling Uaehaagea-Lre Sirens
-Ixsenen steady.

Francs continued extremely weak
yesterday. breaking to nov low prices.
They closed last night at 6.05h for
checks and sos for cables This com.
pares with 6.03K for checks and 6.02S
for cables on Tuesday. Foreign ex.
change men say that they expect the
rates on Paris to 60 lower unless some
thing IL speedily done TO cheok the de-
cline. Prominent banking interests pro-
fess to know nothing Of plans for the
early hotation of . French loan or for
shipments Of gold from Paris to London
to check the fail IN rates.
Sterling closed unchanged u t.70 Gle
for demand and at for cables italian
lire Continued strong. rising from S.64is
to S.61. Rubles for the nrut time In
several weeks broke below 81 and sold
At SOS. They were quoted on the day
previous at 31.10. Guildev advanced
from ~ lI-16 70 %c%.
Mark checks were UNCHANGED al
12 a-i6. while the cables closed At 72k
against = previous close Of 72 Ills
Austrian kronen were steady q l:.48.
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lat 3:os THIRD AVENUE
NEW REALTY CORPoRA rIONs,

Warhsmsn & Co.. Manhattan; capital
$1,000; directors. Max Wachsman. Babetta
Wachsnsn and samuel Wachsnan.
233 West ia5th Street CORPORATION
Manhattan. capital. $4,000: directors
,ieonrey- konta. kar. ". klrchvty and
Fisher Goodhue.
haitian; capital, 5000: director. william
j. Maeee. lsidor Miner and Harry r. Meia
Ashhurton Holding Corporation. vonksrs
riette s, Getty and Ethan r. Butler.
somerheld Building Co. Bronx: capita!
$1,000: directors. Besse u. Tully. Helen A
Tu1ly and Jerome Sonsin.
Adelphi Homes Company. Brooklyn
capital. $40. ooo:. directors. Jerome 6onsin
Pincus Kosonovsky. Sophie Kosonovsky ant
Frank Klein.
n. s. =. Brcoklyn: capital. $1,000
director. Carl s., Heidenreieh. Geors'
Arkwrisht aud Ferdinand veith.
Elm street Construction Company
Queens: capital. : $1,000: directors. charlie
shapiro, Joseph Miller and Joseph Rubin
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nnoAAA
SURPLUS FREIGHT CARS NOW
IsAieates success IN Emorts "a Fad
Congestion.

The figures OF the American Railway
Association on car supply show a net
surplus fol all railroads of $500 as OF
April I, 1915. This compares with a net
shortage OF .o.jJ1 a month ago and Is
taken as an indication Of success in
the efforts to end freight congestion.
The Railway association reports that
on April J last there Was a net shortage
Of box cars amounting to 1869 and "A
net surplus OF 1917 coal ears and 3.1I6
flat cars. The gross surplus OF cars as
Of April | was +6.92l and the gross
shortage was 43.21l.
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d


SEALED BIDS will he received nv ~.
Board OF Water supply. AT its orsces
tw.nty-second floor. Municipal BuIIdins
Park Row, Centre and Chambers Str.r,.
New, York city. until II \. NJ. on Tuesuav'
April IS, 1915, for Contract as, for furnish,
ing, delivering and erecting nine el.ctr,o
ira veling cranes. from nve 10 .0-ton
capacity. with equipment. In HAMMERS. ~,
Ashukau, kensico and Nm View rcsorvoir.
The work Is located In the Town Of oIys
Ulster county. and Town Of MI. Pheasant
ana Ci,r ~ N"nksrs wes,"hes,.r $500
Sew York,
A. the above place and time the bids v,u
be publicly opened and read. PamnhIsts
containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can he obtained AZ ths
above address, AT the ofica ~ the Secr.
tsry, by depos!tlns the sum Of ten dollar,
900 In wash or rs equivalent Cor each
pamphlet, For further particulars spplv
10 tho once OF the PRINCIPAL Assistant En-
gineer al IN" above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Prasiden,,
CHARLES ). CHADWICK,
JON. Y. CALVIN,
Comm,ssloner. OF ~" Borrd OF Water SUNNY,
GEORGE FEATHERSTpNE Secr.,arv -
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MNrHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan,

ST NICHOLAS Az. l3ss--Tohn J Conner
agt Rose q Newman. owner: a smith
Century Wood ca. Inc, contractor e3j
EAST BROADWAY, lei 70 i25 and Pike
IT, 9--.Iohu N Mac Adam agt Aaron
Cohen. owner; Louie Brooks. contrsc.
l;rH ST. ia7 w-Ph:lip wetnsr sgt Abra-
ham I@oplstat, 1wner; Samuel Warm
stcin 4 Abraham kirschenlAu m. con-
GR,EEESi; ST, :ia--Dors isseks aSt John )
FULLY n l. a. la Forest. owner; Engi.
ncers supply 4 Repair Co, contrsc.
tor tre,rewab, $50
.ITH sI. I.5 w--Jsooh Usnitsky at
Abraham ~i.eoplstat. owner; Samuel
Wsrmstsin 4 ASraham Kirschenbsum.
contractors .es3S
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At a meeting Of the directors OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday Il. c.
Wright, freight traffic manager. was
appointed traffic manager Of the lines
east Of pfttsburg, TO have supervision
over both freight and passenger traffic.
George d. Ogden, general freight agent.
will succeed Mr.. Wright as freight traf-
fc manager and J. L.. Eyeman will be-
come general freight agent
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The hoard Of governors OF the Stock
Exchange decided yesterday to close the
Exchange OF Good Friday. April 81. "A
petition waa circulated among the mem
bers asking that the Exchange be
closed OH both Good Friday and the Sat
urday following, but the governors
voted against shutting the exchange for
two days.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address Of lenders
AttOrney,)


zen ST. Az r. II =, sa5 " Az A. 26xio?.:.
Mar 10, l9i0--Hy and Eva schultz TO
Louis s"ehm; atty 7 r R'p'n; d LIZ
BOwERY. 50, mEt on lease. Jan 20, isil-
VIM Belmcr TO Melville II Beams, q
Joralemon III, Bklyn. $3.50
PRINCE ST. -: 80 . sullivan st, runs =
.: x = 80 X W 10 * II X W ~ n 10 to
beg. April :. isi5--Giacomo and Maria
Manganaro to Gia~into ManGanaro. IS
classen av. Bkiyn; atty. Antonio g
Cd Az, n e cor 9Th st, 81 sxs7. July ?s.
1913 Annie Rosen IN Hortenss " Kohn.
So3 W 1884 at: atty. Jerome a kohn.
sTH ST, Ess,. 80. i:a W Az r. :sxs',lo
.8x--. April s. i906-Julius Stoior and
ano to Funk Bros; atty. T @ Co. Ii6
T rH" r ass W les " lot ay. ssxsS's.
Oct 10, 1eil-Adam and Emma A Rein
hardt ct al to Jno Il and w Emlen
Roosevelt. trus: attys, Roosevelt a
Kobbc. ~ Wall st.,.:....:.....sl 1880
.lTH ST, ass W. q q, 100 " ist Nv. 2Sx
N,e, Oct 10. lsl1-Same to same; atiys.
Same = . . '.'''eA'o
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Tho report Of the Union Tank Line
for the year ended December 81, 1915,
shows net earnings OF $685. ,95S. a.
compared with sSs7,2Oo In h preceding
against $S1,l94 in the year before. Tie
total surplus Of the company as ~ Decent
Dor 20 last was Ss72,+96. a against
et0t,6lc In 1914.
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Psciac Cos Dividend Seen.

The directors Of the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company will meet on April 80
declare the regular quarterly diyi.
dend 81 $3.50 per share upon the full
pam hrst preferred and original pre-.
ierred capital stock Of tho company. pay.
aoIe May 10 to holders OF record al
noon. April 20. Transfer books viii not
close. NV
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BUILDING SALE
THE BRONX Nv oNN'~>'''

oners for sale TO the highest hlif'r b..
six buildings for dcriulition o. '''
feet tro.n the Bronx River pafk"",
walton, extending frow RrouA BAL,
Snr,h White Pl.iu,. 's,s ot Vr'-t -
furnished upon Application
he made on forms proNli"' ''
mission and are subject - r}.s
istions therein sct forth, eN| 'I.
compsnied hN 81 cash l,p'-' '
,hrck to the order OF tho B"'.
Commission Ia II sum "In"'
total mount, No deepest
accepted with "acii hid. Ai 20. ''
must he removed or dismal
thirty days after sIrrcndtf
OF time viii he ante
he rroeived at tho ohicr ui IT, @
100 B~roadnuy, New Norh oo '
L. NJ,
Monday. April & l'.0
at which time hids received
l,cly opened.
RRONN PARKWAY COMM
100 Broadway, N"N HF
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BONDS
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

. CHICAGO. April 70. Trading was q little
better to-day and prices for the active IL.
sues showed a fair Improvement Union
Carbide. Diamond Match, Booth FISHERIES
Common and American ship common were
the srons features. Small declines were
Ioted IN Stewart Warner, Swlfts and Peoples
0sA. Bonds we're steady The
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FORECLOSURE A


IN FORECLoSCRr;.--suprci Sr"s1
County OF New York.--Tho Scarcul up,s
for Savirgs In the CITY Of New Work. MIX
tn. against Joseph NJ. Gordpn ,oJ ,'n.u'
defendant.-Cicrk's tilc 40 .iaS.- ..
1gl5.-Cadwslader. WicketSnam -
PLAINTIFF Attorneys. 40 Wall street, ~,
York.
judgment entered March VII. Tara
auaut TO said Judgment tho u-udArssoss
will sell At public auction, ut tn TN,E.-",
Salearoom. Nos. ti-ls Ncsey stree IN ~
Borough OF Manhattan City ~ S,N Nor.
at 10 o'clock noon On Aptii ttI. !s.,. t
Joseph p. Day. auctioneCr. the mortgage
pre nIises directed BY SAL iudgmeu, Il, =
sold. situated on the south .lIc " ga
street. In the said borough. hrstuuius ~,
fee west OF the s~ou'h""st clrr'- Ui .fit
street and Sixth Avenue. extending v..
rs feet In width in From; and rear Oy a;
feet and Q inches Ia depth also 'hs
premises situate on tho north sidt ~ .Ai
Street. in the said borough. s'rulrg ~,
feet 1 inches west OF the nor hives corter
Of said street and Sixth Avenue. extending
west 10 feet : inche In Width In front and
rear BY sS feet and > inches in Ier1h.
e1vd ST
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IN roRpcLosuRE. SUPREME corsr
MEMS eANx FOR SAYINGS n THnE
ANNE Iucy GoLDsMirH and other b..
PENDANTS. Clerks File No. 1881. Yea,
1915. Cadwalader. wickersham & Ia.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. ~ Wall street, New
judgment entered March sth. 1916. pu,.
suant TO said judgment the underslsned
will sell al public auction a. the EAchsnrs
saiesroom. nos. 1915 vcsey street, In II.
borough Of Manhattan. City % New Yor~
a. ~ o'clock noon. on April 9Th. 1915. h1
premipes directed by said judgment TO ~
sold, situated on the North side 81 e?nd
street in the said Borough. beginning s..
feet West OF the Sorthwe st corner Of SaiA
street and sixth Avenue. extending West,
a. feet 9 inches In width In trout and rear
6y IS feet and . inches IN depth,
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat ~ VESEY At.
ny Joseph y nay

ny Joseph p. pav.
SOW ERf. sO-3a. " . rs > Cana g. ~.
.ehiins through 70 a2-es ElIzabe.h ~.
."N-ooNl o"A.5Nl00. Atlantic GARDEN h,drs
Wts--CNlumbi Trust co agt Louis Law
81 al; due: io3,ss0.3>: taxes. &c. g..
sllat; Withdrawn. W.
!5.TH ST. ?sl W II y. s3a W .th ay ,sx
'F.ll,o sly dwlE-Franklin saws Rank
set r. j Kruger and sno: due. GI.-
100 taxes. &C. $2%s.7<; 20 III.
lat S:os THIRD AvENuEJ
~ James J. Donovan.
BRCNER Az. = 3. go u Edenwa,d av. l;sx
100: 70 'he plaintiff. 81 800
'S5D ST, n =. go " Gunthe- av. saixioi.l
20 Edeuwald x rreg-Iiarman co aSt
Jennie Era.enko ct al. due. SIS, 53< ss:
taxes &c f,+5o.s3: TO the piaintlT. $3.50
BY Charles A. Bernan.
LAW RESCE AN. e s. GA = junction
Lawrence av and Graham 80. ssn7. "a
Graham "a y 40 lxl03.S-N Y L Suburban
Cooperative Bldg & Loan Association agt
a Powers et al; due. 1851. 0s. taxes,
~. s!6o.s,; TO the plaintiff. ....... $500
NAPlER Az, g $. +sta u road from Kings.
bridge 10 Woodlawn station, 5oxlOO--
fremont Bids & Loan Association sgt
ct al: due. s3.53os7; taxes. g.,
I77N; t" the plaintiff ........ 81. 500
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE About l"n lbs. Sy'>a" nm.
neaicd biuo chm high specd S,c,t, tr.t
class In every respect, make me an offer
Address e. y, CONSTABLE, Mlnufa"tnrsrs
Agent. Baltimore. Md.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Avrii i:.--fn the trading IN COP.
New Haven wns . little hruer In tone, sell:
ing II 81. Ventura Oil and Atlantic. Gulf
tinied In fair demand. ruling firm. The
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April :? The stock mar.
ket was ouiet and featureless. York Rail
ways cOmmon and preferred held firm, closing
at slight gains Bonds were neglected The
slimn avy.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG. April l2.--American window
Giass Machine prefered Was j point higher
q 1873. Columbia Gas and Electric lost Is and
Pure o.! also declined - Other .hsrcs ruled
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The following clasees Of labor
wanted on subway work at Times
Square, No discrimination against
union men, No preference shown oN-
vcpt to engineers called INT, whose
places will he held for them until they
vote to strike the job. after which
irs' ON first served.
Competent men guaranteed positions
rs long as satisfactory aud there II
work. So man with he discharged
u,,on demand ~ so ,..!S! labor rapr5
sentatives. Work on eight hour basis.
Rates:
Locomotive crane
Runners ..,.s $o'9c per week
Hoist Runners, ..,.. 900
Rlacksniths aud
Too, sharpon"r". 30 cents per hour
TimhcrnIcn ,.,..,.,, q"
Lahorers ,..,....... - " .
Applicants report 10 mold cN,cc.
broadway Am street, Sew lurk,
At 4. Maud . 40 =. NJ, beginning
April II. 1915
UOLPitoOk, CABOT & ROtLINS
toRrORATIc>
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rr.e and clear % al. encumhtdH - an
,,ens except state OF facts shown hF ss-'e,
! ~ said premises made b! irar'' W
rods sons, city surveyors, ami ~ pose
ston of plaintiffs attorneys.
Approximate amount ot mo-;gsss tes'
costs and allowances. fe,ot9,7t. taxes 81!
eater rates. sl.3Sis0.
mated New York. March :9th. 1873
ELIHC ROOT. JH. Be' 'er