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YOUNG MAN for gents furnishings
Dept. OF leading department store.
Prefer man with little snoe selllng eA
perience. Address No. ~ care Forum.
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BARRIER WANTED-Steady job, Ed
wards Bldg, Geo. M. Dawson.
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shop in small town, married man
preferred; must be sober; no boozer
need apply. Steady job at $1,000 n
half over $4,000. Address so care For
UNI,
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WANTED-Man to put on storm win
dows. Apply Forum.
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. AGENTS-Get my price, costs I
D q tribe. 8 Regular bonanza.
D Sells like hot cakes and has I
b never been worked here Carry: ~
b it in your pocket. Address No. ~,
b s are Forum for a sure thingI9
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WANTED-Good girl on John o'Conno
farm. Phone 2601-call 2.
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WANTED-First class lady pastr
cook. Hotel M~etropole.
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HELP

ours hair for . cents.
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SEVERAL CHOICE FARMS for rent to
desirable tenants, ranging in size
from so acres to one section. VIII
make satisfactory terms to good party.
James M. Witherows Kiefer block
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WANTEDAMan to trayeI south for
winter. Good opportunity; must have
some capital. Money secured. Address
10, care Forum.
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statesmen

SALESMEN-Double your income by
selling the greatest cigar trade sti-
mulator on the market. Cawood Novel
ty Company, Danville, Ill.
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500 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer; steady work S. Schetter. 752
Sherman. Chicago
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to California, l offer to trade for
land controlling stock in the 90 brl,
roller mill here. The mill is in A NO.
running order, write b. TenpeL' Tenn
vik, N. ..
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! FOR SALE-By owner, a nearly new
seven room house, well built; not
modern, but has lights. gas, cellar and
cistern. Lot 50x145; household goods,
stoves rang tools, etc. Can be bought
with the house If wanted. This proper
ty will be sold at a bargain as party
is going away. Call at premises, 1405,
LIST av no., or phone 1926.
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WANTED-Good printer; good wages
N steady job to right a Come
at once or wire The News. Manning,
~. D.
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MATERNITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nurses and best OF care; highest ties
tim0nfal8 from doctors and patients
Mrs. Jennie Camp e04 10th OF A Fargo
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WANTED-Back room man and sau-
sage maker. Good wages and steady
work. Apply at once. Bjorlie q Mel
son, Devils Lake, N. y,
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FOR RENT-Nine room house with
bathroom, laundry room, wood and
coal shed, good cellar n cistern, city
water and sewer connection, gas and
electric lights. Fine location, only $50
a month. Call room No. is, Kennedy
Blk,
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FORUM WANT AD.
Read The Rate Gard CarGfQY Before Mdlig In Your Order Nhidl Mos
HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-Dining room girl. Cali at
Fargo college.
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WANTED-Good girl for general
h~ousework, 1901 Sth st. so. Phone
l23-L-2.
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WANTED-An energetic young man
for clerk; must be a hustler; right
price to good party. Address The Oc-
cidental Hotel, Casselton, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Restaurant furnishings,
consisting electric sign cafe" cleo
trio ventilator, cash register, safe, large
range, copper coolers, awning, stools,
dishes, racks, rays, lunch counter and
fine specimen mounted Elk head. In
quire A. M. Grosvenor, Casselton, N. D..
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WANTED-Two good girls; plain cook
and second girl. Call at Ale Sth st.
so,
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FOR

chell roadster will sell cheap, in good
condition, newly overhauled, also one
cylinder Gale runabout in good condi-
tion, tires nearly new. Lock box 430
Fargo.
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FOR SALE-Harness ship for cash In
an u~p-to-date town west of Fargo
and in a prosperous county. Reason
for selling, i'll health. A $1,000 or $l20O
stock. Everything complete. Answer
quick. Address IL care Forum.
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BUSINESS

FOR Notwithstanding, New Column
bia hotel, Moorhead, MINI. Good
chance for sober man who knows his
business.
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Let lbs Show You.

eoet. M,iIs.iiss.aII..as55-25-2a-s0 Nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

Little trading of importance was an
nounced In the real estate market yester-
day. What transactions took place were
r,os,lv confined 20 dwelling and tenement
house property.
Mrs NJ lie Brun Cooper purciidSeu
through the Douglas Robinson-CharleS o.
Brown Company from NJ. L.. Guiternd" ''ie
four story dwelling house No. 5S East vo'h
street on lot 9Ox1D05 feet between Madison
and Park avenues. The house adJoins MIS-
Cooper's residence at No. 90.
Ennis & Sinnott have bought through w
D. Morgan. from Bng Bing' NO 49,
Broadway. between 18th and lSOth streets
a three story building with store, on lot
@5XS3X irregular
Plans have been filed for the construction
Of a six story loft building on the north
side of Bank street, 100 feet east of west
street n will have a frontage Of bo7 feet
and = depth of 1851 feet and will be OF the
slow burning mill construction. j. y.
Snooks Sons are the architects. The cost
has been estimated at $1,000. George A.
Morgan is the owner.
Plans were filed for making over the two
story laundry building at the northwest
corner Of 9th street and Amsterdam ave-
nue. into a sculptor's studio for John j.
RovIe at a cost Of 81 $40. Edw. Lee Young
is the architect. Plans have also been filed
for charging the private dwelling house
nf Mrs Lila V. Field. at No. G45 Fifth ave
nue.. 10y constructing one story on the pres
cut structure. thereby making il six story
and basement edihce at cost of $1,000
Hunt Il Hunt are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. "a and 10 Vesey
street:
BY Joseph p Day.
9TH AVE, 80 to 80, 8 W cor 4th 81, 105x9sS to
. to Cornelia st xil5.e1 irregs Il sly loft and
store bldg: adjourned TO June is.
stv brk store sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000:
AVE A 1885, " s. 40.5 II Of 9th st. 4Oxloo
q sty tenrnt; sold TO the plaintiff for S42 OO.
I0IsT ST, 81 East, =, 300 n w OF PARK ave,
25xIOo. sty tenmt; sold 70 the plaintn FOR
SD ST. s22 East. 6 s, 1884 It . Of ID ave.
ls1iOoo. sty tenmt: sod TO August Goetz for
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
9th ST, 222 East. .. $40 II Of Sd ave.
@Ox1oo.5. sty tenInt; sold to the piaintin Tor
iosD ST, 2s7 East. $, 100 IT W Of % ave-
2cx10011, Q sty tennt and stores; adjourned to
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
OLD BROADWAY, 1915 and 237S o., o2.b n
. Of 1921 st. 81. 6x10Ox49sxi12S, 9 sty fiat and
siore.; sold TO the plaintiff for $50. 063.
18TH ST, 3U6 East s. 325 II e OF "a ave-
25x9e g. sty tenmt and stores; sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
Az the Bronx Real Estate Exchange. No
s2os Third avenue:
BY Joseph p. Day.
18Th 81, 300, e. 200 n W Of Alexander ave.
: 25x10o. ETY. tenmt. sold TO the plaintiff for
10Th ST, BIO East ss. IA 1t Of Brook
ave 81 e11oo. 9 sly tennt; sold TO the Bellwcod
beatty Co for szs.50o.
BY Bryan j.. Kennedy
ts7TB ST. So. block front bet clay and Teller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan

ATTORNEY sTREET-Harris and Maurice
MandeIbauu have bought from the WILLIAMSBURG
Trust Company Nos 155 and 157 Attorney street,
two six story front and two FIVE story rear tene-
ments. on a plot 50xl0O feet, between stanton
and Houston streets. Horace 5. Ely q %. were
tho brokers. The sellers bought the property
recently in foreclosure proceedings, the amount
az the membranes against 1t being about Sie'-
GOO.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-C. L. Bernhard and
Frederick Grassmuck have sold the plot. 45x
IOJ ok irregular on the east side Of st. Nicholas
avenue between 1920 and I43d streets. John
Katzman is reported TO be the buyer.
18TH STREET.-THE Duross Company has re-
sold for James u. Cruikshank and William D.
Fitzpatrick Nos. 254 and 250 West 18th street,
18Th STRBET-J C. Hough & Co. and ]. B.
English have resold for Edmund K. Jordan the
three story dwelling house No $50 West 4Sth
street on a lot IL 9x10O5 feet. 10 Margaret O.
Magan. owner OF No. 14s. adjoining.
The Bronx.
WEBSTER AvENUE-Ernst & Calm and J. ].
rittman have sold the plot 120x90 feet on the
east side Of Webster avenue 26S feet south Of
Is3d street 10 III. d. Davis.
ARTHUR AVENUE-Clsment II. Smith, in
conjunction with the James L. Wells Company,
has sold for about $4,000 the northeast corner
OF Arthur Avenue and Crotona Park North, a
large private dwelling house and barn. a plot
OF about five lots to Michael j. Egan who gives
In part payment No 1871 Bathgate avenue, d
dwelling no. sc on a plot 54x109 feet.
KELLY STREET-H. Hornstein has sold for
the Ebay Realty Company to Samuel Epstein
the two four story fathouses, Nos. ss7 and e9l
Kelly street. on plot 66Sx100 feet.
ANDREWS AVBNUE-Ernst & Calm and j..
J. Pittman have sold the premises No. 234l An
drews avenue, a I'VE story new law apartment
house, on plot 60xlO0 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
REALTY NOTES.

Samuel NJ. Schwab. jr.. is the purchaser
of the dwelling, No. 123 Lexington avenue.
sold by Mrs William Il. Hearst through
lluberth d Gabel.
At the auction sale of Pinecrest property
at Hastings Hudson, conducted by
George W. Bard on Saturday, fOrty-four
lots were sold. The purchasers were A. w.
Barber. \. w. Mason. NJ. ". Ralph. 1.
Cluskey r. A. White, NJ. &. Clark, 4. p.
Karesen. George Newman and A. Elsasser.
There will be another auction sales on
June %.
A. J. Madden negotiated the sale recorded
recently of the three story building No. oil
New Chambers street, at the junction OF
New Bowery. extending through TO Nos. bS
and 81 Roosevelt street. with frontages OF
II6. 2s4 and 22.9 feet, respectively, with a
deptI, of 2SS feet, for Daniel c. O'Nein TO
tine Martin Tulley Construction Company.
The latter gave in exchange the five story
fathouse on plot 55x91.11 feet at the north
west corner Of Bathgate avenue and 18th
street.
Moore & Wyckoff have been appointed
egents of the buildings Nos. Co and 81 Uni
Ncrsity Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

AVE \, goo and 18th st. zoe fAsi' store a,,o
part cellar: George Kissel to Martin htiionS
NOUS : yrs from May /, lNll. HI"-u' d'"''H''
800 East 18Th ST. .,,.,r.
BROADWAY. $40 and 942: store ana c'la.,
John W Kearny TO Michael & Warmth o." ~
II mos from Ian /, 1872; 5000 to $s''"o' "'
dress, $50 61th 81. Brooklyn.
CATH EDRAI. PARKWAY, on 1hih ~ " %
100 It Of 9TH ave, 1UOX1oN iuog; lana H ar
geant Cram, indy and truS. 10 Sdihu,I H''"""p'ii
3 yrs from June l. 1917, $2VOO; ddd''sS' "'i
BrOome st. -. ,.,at.o
COLUMBUS AVE, : and .; all, Nellie Flake
to Gotham National Bank. $50 18th ave, ~ Sis
from MAY l. 1913; $4,000. ADDRESS, 800 Sth ave q,
HUDSON 81. 642: all; John + Schclhoin, %
yrs from May /. 1912. $500; address. 0'- iiu"
9TH AVE IL Q cor of Al ST; store and hast
ment. United Cigar Stores 60 to Nilam %
Riker & son CO. II yrs mos from sep, -
1898. Sl65UO; address, 9th ave cor OF va ~
ESD ST, l2S and 1870 East; part store etc, hlta
Building co to Joseph Hodes; 10 yrs from NuE l.
1917. 5000 10 $500. address, 10 - Nlc"o'd'
ave. ~
18TH ST. 1l9 Vest all; Eliza Berg' TO Law
renee w korvan ana ano, 10 yrs h'm $Pt J.
1910. $1,000.
18TH 81. ll9 West; all; same to same; l. yrs
from Aug 81, 1870. 5000. address. west
luSth 81. . 80,
RID 81, IS West. store. etc. Waldorf Realty
Co To August II SEWERS; ~ yrs mos rom
Feb l. 1912. 81 $50. address. 24uH Morris ave.
42D ST II 10 - West. N1N irrcg t. ~ 81
all: estate Charles p Holman. q curpn In VA
ter j Sallmon. ylS from May / l9l2; $i'"V
address, Elnsfori, \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
NEW ROCHELLE RENTALS.

Aachen Il Munich report the following
sales and rentals at New Rochelle: Sold to
Charles w. Giller. of Manhattan. the ker-
show property at Rochelle Heights; sold
e. j T. Mahlstedt. of New Rochelle, the
Scherdv property at Rochelle Heights; sold
10 p. i. Hines. of New Rochelle, the
charles L. EngelS property at No. IFS Main
street. sold TO Henry Antilles, Of New
Rochelle, the Henderson property IN Ste
phenson Park, New Rochelle; rented to Dr.
Walter t. lehman the BOwgoin house ii
Sutton Manor, 10 W Is. :. Ninans, OF
Rochester the As;or Trust Company prop
erty in Stephenson Park. and TO H. r.
schoonmaker. of Brooklyn, the house NO.
- Franklin avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
LEASES.

Albert b. Ashforth has rented an apart
inent in the Idaho, No. Sji Seventh avenue,
for term of years.
n. c. Senior & Co. have sub-leased, fur-
nished the three story and basement dwell
lug house No. 269 West list street for Mar
garet J. Lee to Manuela Martinez.
Moore * WyckOn have leased 10 Alex
andcr T. Dean the dwelling house No. 256
West list street; also the store and base
ment at No. 15S Reade street to lancer
Brothers, and the lofts in the same building
TO Adolph GOttscho.
The Charles +. Noyes Company, together
with Howard G.. Pyle * Co, has leased
the three story building at the corner OF
18th street and Eighth avenue, Brooklyn,
10 Blanchard Brothers for a term Of years;
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
the four story and basement building at
Nos PSI and 2S6 Front street for Thomas
II Prosser to Peter 9. Campbell for ten
DARls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
lot SALE TO-DAY,

Bryan l.. Kennedy will offer at auction IN
the Vesey street salesroom to-day by order
Of the Great Neck Cove Estate Company
nine residence plots on Great Neck cove
aud Uewlett's Point Road, in Great Neck.
The plots contain from one to five acres
each, and one has large water front.
TWO are improved with residences ready
for immediate occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
.loo. attornsy. Lawyers rlne Ilsurnnec and

g. 500; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
TrUst 90 1870 broadway.
UNIONPCRT ROAD. >. part lots 10 to ~;
2li to 2Ip. map Bott q Grant estate, Ci,y ana
County Contract GO to New YORK, Westch'Si'
y Boston Railway 60. Sept y, 1911. 81. address
Lexington ave and 45th 81.
UNioNPORT ROAD. =. part lots 81 aud 30
map or Lott g Hunt Brchul ay" S e lot 2+o
and part 2nS to 2lI 10 $50 2o4 TO 100. same map.
part lots same map. I'll to 22u ard 22N. White
Plains Road. being the whole or part OF lots ~
TO 1876 and l0l TO lS1. same map White rains
road H. part lots lig to lj4. same man, also
part lots ~ and l2S and rs 90 a. same map
New York. Westchcster Boston Railroad CO.
S. part lots 1873 10 1873 and 90 and 10; same va
Mlbrook Co. Sept y, 1911 81; address, same ~
above.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. II cor Walkley
Place, O5x rreg TO " Gardin ~. Samuel Mar
Gus to Harris Marcus. = part. Aug B. 1903. 81
attorneys Fischer 81 Roscnbaum. il5 broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. b. 2ds II OF 1884 st; l-Ox
%; Jennie q PittmH1 10 Harry II Davis Mount
Vernon y (mtg SIS. O00,; May 81; slS attor-
ney. Harry - Davis 52 Broadway. -
I,nIonfoti 56S2iGx irreg Henry II Grots to
Elizabeth G Fonda, l4l9 Parker IT; June j. 81;
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'O
WILLIS AVE. " $. 80 # OF lIlst st. l0xslx
i1eg; Irving $ Charig to Ray Charig. 30 West
Goth st: May 81, 81. ,,..,
SITS. part lot l5l. map Morrsinia. i5nI5x irIes
Helen VI Lee to Philip Livingston. ~ East 0ls'
st; May 20; 81; attorney LAWYERS Title lnsur-
bath ST n g. 81 II of Willis ave. FAX
100; Bertha Schwartz to Samuel Moslostow
sky, 703 9th ave (mtg Sl5.0OO): June l; 500;
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO.
leo broadway
led ST 3J5 East: Maze Realty Go TO Sarah
j Mason, 3i1 East 1921 n (mtg $4,000; juno
t. 800; attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. l1G Broadway.
i84TH At, ~ East. 4OxlOO Kingsley Con
tracing co to Thomas Callahan. V83 Grant
ave (mtg So, 50O); Jan I: 81; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust co. lI6 Broadway.
18JTH ST. cor Kelly st. Box lrreg
Joseph Krach 10 Patrick w Clynes, 1341 Clay
ave (mtg $4,000; Juno 3. 800: attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
175TH at. n =. p It W OF clinton ave, 3oY
COX irreg; Arthur w Well, referee. TO John i
Moroney. 1881 fist ST. Brooklyn Cmtg $4,000
May 81: 500.
I75TH ST, n $, ~ II Of Clinton ave. Six
COX irreg: same, referee, to same tmtg
Sl7.000l; May 81: 500; attorney, Wolf n
Kohn, 203 Broadway.
177TH ST. cor Jerome ave. bsxl2Sr
irreR; Frederick Winston to Elizabeth
Winston, ut Short Hills. (mtg so, BOO
June 20. 81; attorney + J winston, at Short
Hills. J.
18th ST. curved, q S. 1902 II OF Web
ster ave. 163x irreg: Ignatz Roth to Orosant
Construction Co. 340T Oinville ave; May u;
81 attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
176 Broadway
18TH ST cor Belmont ave. 1ex irres:
Daniel Mclean TO Giuseppe Carozza. 2i15 Bel
mont ave tmtg $4,000; May 81: 81: address.
2475 Belmont ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

NWlln udIlt ADDRESS OF RTdUlcc anu HtNOi
ncy.D
Interest. 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
JUNE4.
Manhattan
AVE A, " cor 81 st. 27xl00X rreg. Max
Bierman TO Emil Fuerth, 1871 West Goth 81; June
3; yrs, per cent: $1,000; attorney, TITO
Guarantee and Trust CO. 176 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 800, 17xSlx Irregular;
Charles q Schinkel ct al, exrs TO Elizabeth
Holcombe, 1913 West l5sth st: May 20: due as per
bond. 5000; attorney. q Boyd, Rector 81.
BROOME ST, 5l2 20 514, 4ixi3x iTeg; John
Mcdonald to Julia X X Norman. guardian. and
sno. $50 Madison ave; April 20, due June 4. 1910;
$1,000: attorney. @ w Ellis 149 Broadway
MOTT ST. 1854. 25x94x irreg; Esther Cohen To
German Savings Bank, 151 4th ave; May 20; !
VI; 5000; attorney. Mayer Auerbach. AZ Broad
way.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1911. s1xssx irregular;
julia Klein to Minor Fried, 40 West 95th st;
": 8 per cent: May %; $4,000; attorney. NJ
Hoffman. IS Nassau st
THOMPSON ST. 81 to Sc Fix irreg; Solomon
Jacobs 10 LAWYERS Mortgage 90. 10 Liberty 81
June | yrs: s5. 900, attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust GO, 100 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. 49i 10 4es, 3. G cor s4th
81 o2S irreg; Thomas VI McManus. guardian. "a
Greenwich Savings Bank. 24s 9Th ave; June I;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

Harry Lippmann has resold the Ivy cot
tage. at the corner Of Second and south
Bath avenues. Long Branch. \. Ja. 10
Mrs. r. s. Alexander. for occupancy. VII
broker Mr.. Lppmann bought the property
at auction a couple Of weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
TRADING IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Mrs. M lie Brn Cooper Buys House Adjoining Her Home in 66h
Street. Between Madison and Park Avenues.
NEW OWNER FOR STORE BUILDING IN UPPER BROADWAY
LONG BRANCH COTTAGE SOLD.

ayes. 22l.1xl6l Xix irreS r1o5.5. vacant; sold &c
the plaintiff for 81 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

,With name ami address OF purchase ana at
tuIu"N.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05

Tho New York Times, in its issue OF May
a3d 1912 states The Hudson Is declared by
the Board OF Health TO be so filthy that public
baths cannot be placed IN H." The Times fur.
Their calls Manhattan "A small body OF land
entirely surrounded by sewage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and attor'
neyD
Interest. 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-01

While on a two-weeks visit at the
Portsmouth, n. H.. naval station, Miss
May Clarke, daughter of Mr.. and mrs.
Thomas f. Clarke of Scranton, Pa, met
loved and was won by Lieutenant Samuel
Began of the United States Marine
Corps stationed there. A telegram an
nouncing her marriage, on Saturday, to
the young officer was received by her
parents. Monday night. Until a few
months ago the brides father was gen.
eral manager of the Lackawanna Rail-
road. He is now assistant to President
William H. Truesdale and the president $
personal representative at the company $
main offices at Scranton. Miss Clarke
has been leader in the younger set She
is about % years old and one of the city's
most attractive young women
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-01
Mass. Supreme Court to
Decide Disputed Points,
In Accordance with Agreement
Reached by All Sides.
The Matter Will Be Taken Up at the
March Term.

Boston, Jan. 31.-Nearly all the
points of contention involving the es-
tate left by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy,
the founder of the Christian Science
church. will be laid before the full
bench of the Massachusetts supreme
court at it's March sitting. according
to an agreement reached by all sides
and approved by Judge Braley, today.
The supreme court will be asked to
decide four important points First,
whether a certain conveyance from
Mrs. Eddy's trustees for the directors
of the church is prohibited by the So
called church" statute of the state;
Isecond, whether her son, George w.
Glover, and her adopted son, DIR. j.. j.
Foster Eddy. are entitled TO intervene
in the case in this state after relin-
gushing their rights four years ago;
third, whether the trust created by
Mrs. Eddy by her will in favor of the
church. is a charitable trust; and
fourth, in case the property in the
hands of the trustees cannot be legal
ly transferred because of the statute
prohibiting bequest TO a church, the
income of which exceeds $4,000, what
shall be done with the estate, the es-
timated value of which is about So
600, 900.
just before Justice Braley closed the
ease Former Attorney General Parker
representing the heirs. raised the
question of whether the trust is good
charitable trust and whether he should
not be allowed to SHOW that it was
not such a trust.
1t was agreed that certain books of
Mrs Eddy covering the religion of
Christian Science should accompany
the reservation to the supreme court.
Judge Braley then said;
Mr.. Parker, YOU had better inform
Senator Chandler (chief counsel for
Mrs. Eddy's sons) that the court has
some positive notions with regard to
this case and feels that it is of such
importance that ne wishes the case to
go forward as soon as possible"