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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09

A Russian Count with an unpro-
nounceable name, who inherited ST.
100000 year ago, has spent it all
on entertainments, yachts, girls and
horses and after sinking his last yacht
in deep water at sea went to work
as a street-cleaner at so cents day.
But he had time while it lasted.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09

Madame Curie, formerly Marie
Sklodowska, is said by Sir Oliver
Lodge to be the greatest woman
scientist the world has ever produced.
Her experiments with radium were
her greatest achievement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09
For Sale.

One good second hand. H. P.
horizontal international gasoline en-
CINE. in good running order. at a
bargin.
PLANTERS HARDWARE co.
Incorporated.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09
CoUNCILMEN.

Pasquale Amato is great singer
who will be heard in Louisville Oct.
20. His name sounds somewhat like
that of our odd friend Ponderosa To-
mato.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09
For Sale

First class farm Of ESQ acres, new
residence, good outbuildinss, deep
black soil. Will sell one half or the
whole. GEO. w. WILLS,
Pembroke, KY.
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Democratic Ticket.

State Senator-R. M. Salmon.
Representatives. c. Duffy,
County Judge-Walter Knight.
County Clerk-Lucian j. Harris, Jr
County Attorney-Ira d. Smith
Sheriff-Jewell w. Smith.
Assessor-W. ]. MCGEE.
Jailer-A. E. Mullins.
School Supt. Il. E. Foster.
Coroner. H. Rice.
MAGISTRATES.
District No. 2-J. M. Morris.
" 3-Sylvester Reese.
Nv. w. Carrot.
" 81. D. Rogers.
" &C. L. Dade. -: -. :. :.
" III. w. Cox.
" SC. w. Lyle.
CoNsTABLES..
r;strict No. 2-T. S. Winfree.
" 81. F. Adcock.
IL. w. Means
" sc. L. Hight.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Chas. J. Gee.
Second Wards. G.. Buckner.
Third Ward. A. Southall.
Fourth Ward-G. W. Carloss.
Sixth Ward-R. M. Woodbridge.
Seventh Ward-Bailey Russell.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09

See ]. II. Daeg for contracting
building and general repair work Of
al kinds. Phone 476.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09

The tax books are now ready and
taxes are due. Pay now and avoid
the penaltv.
LOWE JOHNSON. s. C. G.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09
Ultimately snirltuaL.

1t is a great step IN the interpreta-
ton of life when we have discovered
that all events are ultimately spirit
ual-Brierly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-10-09
Daily Thouaht.

Both man and womankind belle
their nature when they are not kind.
-D7rley.
The sun., 1913-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The mine ship
san Francisco ana the tugs Paiapsco and
Patuxen' have arrived az Pensacola the ,ie.
siro>'r Cummings nj Charleston. the collier
Nercus at Philadelphia, the destroyer Dun.
can AT Newport, the destroyer Preston at
Jacksonville. the torpedo boats Tngey and
Thornton at Palstka. the cruiser Maryland
at Topolobampo. the cruiser Denver al San
Diego. the cruiser Albany at Bremeron. the
collier Jupiter at Tburon. Cal
Tho tug osceols has called from Gusnta-
namo for San Juan. the collier vestal from
Key West for Pensacola. the supply ship
Arc'husa from Port Arthur. Tex. for Guam.
tanamo. the destroyer Cassin from Boston
for Washington, the cruiser Galveston and
he tug PlscataIua from Manila for Guam
the supply ship Celtic from Naples for
Genoa, the collier Bru'us from New York
for Norfolk, the tug Ontario from Norfolk
for New YORK. yard and the collier Justin
from Tiburon for San Diego
The sun., 1913-11-18
SUBWAY ON WILLIAM
STREET Is ASSURED
publr Service Commission Buy
ing Land Needed for the
improvement.
FIFTH AVE. DEAL CLOSED
Automobile Club of America to
Take Over Large East
Side Garage.

Members of the Public Service Commits
.,rr are going right ahead with arrange
m.nts for the William street subway. One
NJ the steps they have taken Is the ac-
ouirlng of property at the southwest cor
nor of william and Beekman streets to
rroyde space for the proposed under
ground road to turn from Beekman street
into William street. AT private sale they
have purchased from the Van Iand Re-
ait, Company. Alexander Garetsche Of
-. LOUIS. president. the property at 1853
william street. adjoining the southwest
corner of Reekman street. 1t Is five
story building on lot 2b.Sx5S9 and was
hold AT $4,000. which is nearly the
price paid for 1t. Cannon Siebert 4
Riggs represented the sellers in the deal
Negotiations have almost been con-
GUIDED for the purchase by private sale
of the abutting property at 33 Beeknan
street. owned by Francis D. Bovine and
others This is n five story building
on lot o3sNl02xirregular. Condemnation
prohably will he resorted to In order to
obtain title to Ill William street. at the
corner of Reekman street. which is held
nv French interests ut a higher valuation
than the Public Service Commission is
willing 20 pay. This is "A Ave story build
ins on lot % 7X5l 8. The commission also
needs an easement under the ten story
building at l65 and l61 William street
which II is prepared to buy at private con-
tract. and falling in that to obtain the
easement by condemnation.
The sun., 1913-11-18
TITLES PASS ~ BIG DEAL.

One Of the largest real estate trans
actions in recent years was consunmated
YESTERDAY when the Henry Phipps Estate
took title to the northwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Forty-seventh street
and gave in part payment for that
property titles to several we'll located
properties in this city. Pittsburg and Allie
vheny Contracts in the deal were signed
a month ago. They provided for the
purchase by the Phipps estate OF an
by Klein Il Jackson. This parcel, measur-
feet on the street. is covered by ten build
ngs several of which are under long
term leases According to the records
Aled yesterday the property was trans
terred by the trustees of Columbia Cni-
versity. the original owners. to Gertrude
4 Nanderbeck subject to a mortgage for
$500. 00o. This mortgage was divided
INTO smaller amounts covering the indi-
vid,ltl properties in the assembled plot.
4 second transfer conveyed the property
20 the Phipps Estate.
Klein X jackson took title in the name
of Gertrude A. Nanderbeck from Howard
Phpps To the property at : to lS West
Twenty-tirst street, subject TO q mort
gage for s23O.000. and TO to II West
twenty second street. subject to mort
gage for si20.000. These plots are COW
cred by number Of five story buildings.
Klein 4 jackson also took title through
Gertrude A. Nanderbeck to the plot.
100 II by 900. at the northeast corner of
Ftfth avenue and i0cd street, subject to
4 mortgag. for s195. 600.
The sun., 1913-11-18
5000. 900 BROOKLYN DEAL.

The site OF the old Academy OF
Music in brooklyn which was destroyed
by fire several years ago. has been sold
10 builder who will improve the prop
erty with q twelve story office building
that will l.. the best in the Borough Hall
section. which rs tn. financial disl.... Of
Brooklyn. The new owner is said to have
paid close to s4o0. 600. the price at which
the property Was held in the market 1t
q known as l,6 to is2 Montague street
and measures l00xi00
After the old academy was destroyed
'wo story taxpayer was erected on the
land. This building is still standing. 1t
has been the subject Of many real estate
deals. only a few Of which went through
because OF the high price at which the
realty was held, Reports OF the improve
ment OF the site with a tall building in
keeping with the character OF the section
have been circulated nearly every year
since the taxpayer was erected. The inn
provement of the site is now said to be
certainty.
The Fort Washington Construction
Company Is the seller. 1t took II
In February from the Brown Weiss Real
ties in part payment for the Nathan Hale.
six story elevator apartment house at
the southeast corner OF Fort Washington
Gvenue and lSlst street
The sun., 1913-11-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered G at Albany yesterday:
Cromwell Lake Park. Manhattan capital,
$50. 900. directors. William +. Butler, Brook.
orange. y. J.. and Clarence X. Freeman.
New York city.
The Kinnonth Realty Company, Man,
Davidson, Helene s. jacobson and Fred X.
Zorn. New York city.
NJ ID. IL. Company. Manhattan, capital
Il 900: directors, Cornelius DaceN and
Arthur Measures New York city, Louis NJ.
The Factory sites Incorporated The
Bronx; capital. $500. directors. Jacob
I.eitner Berthold schmidt ana Harry
Schrader, New York city.
The Giickstram Realty Company, Brook
Iyn. capital, 1000: directors. Max STRAIN
mer Abrsm Weinstein and Rosie Gllckman.
Brooklyn. n. y.
The sun., 1913-11-18
RECORDED LEASES.

.D Az 1878. all---Jno Hon to Jno A
Sohoenesher on premises 3 yrs from Nov
j, 1913. atty, willis II Chase. 81 = ssd
piVINc;ToN sT. etb, " ST foor. &c---Hirsch
Hochman TO Names Fransbi1u ,a,i and ano ,n on
l2ITH ST, sS f., 3 sty and dwelling, all
Kate PARISH to Hy Benas, Millerton. n Y.
yrs 81, mos from Nov 49, 1918; attys.
Barnett 4 60. II y 12sth s';;s... 600
stein to Chas C;reenberg 2o2 Rivington st.
and ano, 5ll-is mos from June . isls;
LEXINGTON AV. 6<. 81 sty and basement
Ida Grossmayer to SAINT schultz. lo-l:
yrs from Dec |. 1918; atty. Harry Bloom.
ESSEX ST. l3s. ground n and b--Hy and
Cvhns steiner TO Harry Marks. 63 u Hous.
ION ri, yrs mos from Dec Il. isl2, to
Apr 80 1870; atty. Arthur Rosenberg SO
PArk HoW '''...+.' -'+.''t. s'''V"
PARK AV, 3%2b, II cor Gouverneur pl. str
and front cellar--Jos Ioller 10 Michael j
smith, ts9 u ls3d st, yrs from NOV 10,
1913. atty. W stewart 1888 I'D av, $500
:D Az ?337, s'y bldg and store, all
Emiiy Henson 10 ny ! kirchner -" on
premises yrs from May I. 1913 atty. II
b Cook. 30 Park Row.......... $4,000
The sun., 1913-11-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Frederick Fox 4 co. have leased the
tenth floor containing over 90. 900 square
feet OF space In the building now being
erected at the northeast corner Of Broad
way and Thirty-seventh street; The
lessees ar" Risman. Rothman Blebcr
manufacturers az childrens coats. now
located at University place and Twelfth
street. The lease is for term of years
AZ an aggregate rental OF about $40. 000
The entire set OF eleven lofts and part Of
the store in this building are now rented
N. l.. Hess have leased lofts In 22-2s
West Tw"ntv-hrst street to Joseph
Weinstein & Co. aud the Is. n y. Cloak
and Suit Co. also loft In lS East six
teenth street to l.. Hirsch.
j. q. White 4 Co have leased the store
at 15lls3 West Twenty sixth stree; 10
f. 4, Lawson OF the Seybold Machine
Company for term ~ years AZ an ag
gregate rental of SJ0,O0U.
Daniel Birdsall & 90. and Johnson.
Adams & Greacen have leased the store
AT Washnton place. through to l5-la
West Fourth street, to - H. Tenney
Johnson. Adams 4 Greacen have leased
the NTH loft In the Astor Piac. Euidiue
Broadway and Astor place. TO thu r.
Moch Company for term Of years AT
an annual rental OF $4,000.
Edgar \. Manning has leased the front
half OF the eleventh floor In the LeHyi't
Building at l2G-l32 West Forty-sixtn
street for n term of iiv. years to the
Byron Company.
George Neilman has leased for ten years
the store and basement in West Thirty
seventh street to William Bernstein. deal
ers IN ladies' shoes. now located at "a
West Thirty-hrst street.
Daniel Birdsall 4 Go. have rented the
first floor ard basement In 50 Franklin
street to Il. Matchack X Co . first floor
and basement in lO2 Franklin street to
Ireland Bros. second loft in lOs-lll
Wooster street to Reuben NJ Segall and
Iirossman d Cohen and the sixth and
seventh lofts in 52t-52S broadway to
RiSchoff Pros
The sun., 1913-11-18
LEASE BIG GARAGE.

In order to provide convenient facilities
for its 900 members in that part OF the
city to house their cars the Automobile
club OF America is arranging to take over
the garage of the New York Transporta-
hon Company, which runs through from
Eighty eighth to Eighty-ninth streets be-
tween Madison and Park avenues. Ii is
four story building with frontages of 1884
and 1924 feet on the respective streets.
Each floor has accommodations for about
lb0 cars.
The property Is owned by Mrs Elliott
shepard. who leased 1t several years
ego to the present tenants. The lease has
seven wears to run. The Automobile Club
of America will take over the property
for this unexpired term II the deal In
contaminated and will lease 1t for an adj
dtonal period from Mrs Shepard. The
h4.lding s now being remodelled by the
transportation company into an excep-
tonally fine garage.
The sun., 1913-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. - s,, "A xssp rise. .ss :s
s.ndyH'A ,css - Coy Island !ess - J. Hell Gate ,.;!s =
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandyH'G iSS N Gov. island 4Ss 1s He'll Gate. -. -.
Arrived MONDAY. November 4
=, s. Rotterdam iilo y NJ Sunday. Rotterdam
SIS Mime tonka. 2:4o p. NJ. London. Novem-
5. Kroonlani. Iil5 p NJ. Antwerp Noven.
IS Gsnads; 50 n. Palermo November ..
Der 2
5. ssl.ss s;.5E y; Liverpool, NSvemserI
S. Allemannin. $50 a. NJ. Inasua. No,em-
So NJ c Holm, 40 T. NJ. PrinGspolkA.
5. PARMA, p. NJ st, Thomas, Novem.
ss Grayson, lo.l5 A. NJ. San Juan. Novem-
s. toamo. 5 A; n. San Juan. Novemper u.
IS Manchioneai. 4. NJ. Jamaica. Novem.
S. Pro'eus. New Orleans. November Il?
81 n Sol. Galveston November IL
$ larimcr Por, Arthur, Tex. November ..
IS ArapShoe, Jacksonville. November H.
IS Mama hsE. Baltimore. November Is
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Columbia. at Glasgow.
80 Cymrc. AZ Queenstown.
So Minnehaha. at London.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross Chcrbourg
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Gnorss 1ror from "hsrsorr
IS Madonna. from Alrneria.
IS Verona. from Naples
:, 0rotava nom Enrbados
oIrColNG STEAMSHIPS
To-utX
The sun., 1913-11-18
NEW CONEY AMUSEMENT PARK.

new Coney Island amusement park
Ia provided for IN lease closed yester-
day The property. which has been leased
b. the Richman Holding Company. a
'nney Island concern. from Desmond
Dunno, covers almost the entire block
founded by Surf avenue, West Twentieth
and West Twenty-frst streets, and the
ocean front. 1t has been taken for thirty
wears Al an aggregate rental of $500, 900
The rev holders Of the property intend
~ start in few weeks to erect several
.args buildings. which viii include a no
tel. big waterfront bathing pavilion. n
restaurant. several amusement devices.
such as roller coaster and a merry-go
:ounh. While the plans for the buildings
rave not yet been drawn. II n estimated
'ta' the project will involve $50 900 at
SAs Outset
The sun., 1913-11-18
ACTIVITY IN TmE BRONX.

EAST 1e5TH STREET. Alexander Sci,
KIN has sold for Isidor Kopeloff S24
East l65th street a three story dwell
ing on lot 20x100. between Prospect and
Union avenues. to a client for occu-
pancy.
CROTONA AvENUE.-Morris Fine has
bought 1873 and 1888 Crotona avenue
TWO I'VE story fats. on plot 76sxlOS,
located Al feet north Of l76,h street.
EDiEWATER ROAD.-Kurz 4 Cren
nave sold for Mrs. Walther the plot
'ox!oo on the east side of Edgewater
road extending to the Bronx River, To-
Gated 42S feet south OF Garrison avenue,
The buyer IL q. n. Reinhardt * Co,
grain dealers. who Will improve the
property for their business. r.. $
Loewenthal was associated as broker
The sun., 1913-11-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN Wan
haitian and The BrOnx.

lat - vESEY STREET
By Henry Brady,
BOND ST. 55. about ~ Bow-rv.
22xGb1x2..3x5l8 loft and store
bldg L T. Buttner vs Katie Buttner
ct al, partition: adjourned to December /.
BY Joseph =. Day.
1l7TH ST. 329 r. 5. $50 I'd nv. ASK
100. vacant--American Mtge Co vs a
Cohen ct all due. sj,470l3, taxes &c,
332is to the plaintiff ,.,..,,..,. .S6 ESQ
lat 32os THIRD AVENuE,l
BY Joseph =. DAY.
TOWNSEND Av. W s. 22G9 Belmont st.
sOsxs9lx irreg. yacant-E II Childs vs
y Schurck. due. s2,s7bs So, taxes g..
S23507, TO tho plaintiff. ..... .,.....$l, 0oO
The sun., 1913-11-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New Ysrk, fair an1
warmer to-day, unsettled to-mor-
row. prcbs bly, rain, moderate wiads,
becoming south.
For New Jersey. fair and warmer to-day: ~.
morrow increasing cloudiness. probably rain By
night; moderate winds. becoming south.
For New England. fair and warmer today:
tomorrow increasing cIoudiness. probably rain
by night. moderate southwest to south winds
For eastern New York, increasing cloudiness
and warmer to day: rain at night or to.mor.
row; moderate to brisk southwest winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--An area of depres-
sion covered northern parts Of the country
yesterday. from the northern lake regions
westward TO the Pacific coast with a prin-
cipaI centre over Manitoba and western On
| tario and n secondary centre on the north
Pacific coast.
The pressure was also moderately low in
the extreme Southwest. while high pressure
| covered the Atlantic States and all srctiona
south and southwest OF the lake regions.
Temperatures we're generally higher from
Michigan westward into Idaho. and freezing
weather prevailed at only a few scattered
piaces---in northern New York and New Ene-
land, In parts OF West Virginia and Ohio
Nebraska, Utah and Nevada.
II was much cooler In Tennessee and the
middle and south Atlantic and east Gulf
States.
Rain fell In northern California and the
north Pacific states. and in Kansas, Nebraska.
Iowa and Missouri
II was cloudy from the Great Lakes south
ward to the Gulf Of Mexico and generally
fair elsewhere
In this city tho day was fair and cooler;
wind, fresh northwest TO west; average hu-
mildly. 81 per cent: barometer. corrected to
read to level. at A. NJ. 30 0a.
J.. NJ, 80 0s.
The temperature In this city Yesterday. "a
recorded by the ofnclal thermometer. Is shown
The sun., 1913-11-18
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney

with nam. and address, OF lender and
lenders attornevD
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth ST.
ALLEN st. 10 and IL. 5oxs7 Corp Of
II 4 A Cohen TO Eowery savings Bank
l;s novery yrs Ws, 5p e Nov n AZ n5tgs; oGc
rssEW .Fo%s ST. r issOMIa"coob M"o Landsman 10 Elias
Mayer and ano. 20 I'd av, Sev -
demand, p e; atty NJ d '.srSr, 81 ono
CEnst ot Fifth av between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)
18TH ST. S. s,s Az a. soxlo2,2- Santa
Rumore to los A schmitt, 1873 Mcnahan
st, Hklyn Nov g. due as per bond; atty; MY
Az H s " cor 18th st. si1l:o.Levy Dairy
60 to Max Ko're, ll5 w i2?d ~, Nov
H. / yr, p c; atty Zipris ~
slsr lst,r sT'' ST. 1879 TO l.7 g. . ioo. iis irrer
to s2d st-lien,,y, Hsesger to & Dry pSc.
as per bond atty. Title A r GO;
SAB nG ST. hw"s s. $50 Park av. ioc1ia7cLenos
Ins = 7 Co, lso Bway, yr .s,pC;
7sTT Tpy II IT ess i. 'iG.Ax7s.s-iFredk Lang
10 cath W Loney. NORTHAMPTON, England
Nov "a yrs. p t; attys stanton y;
7sTu NIsTau sT. AZ E. 2oxio2? ?.zerlina Fro, %
man TO Jacob schnekraut, as 5iat at,
Nov is, due as per bond atty, l. r Ins
ssrpi 81 81 ~" = ~ 100 e Madison av, 25xiSs,s
Regis High school Corp. to Geo Ehret,
l,ss r"lk nnrxSSrs Sv M9y II II, swns ynS ,sB occ
6TH AV. n Q cor io2d st; oollxsoo--
John Toye to Henry Phipes Estates
Tsi eth av, Nov -, due as per bond
atty. 4 G 90, i76 Bway $4,000
West side.
west of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
Il0th sts)
18TH sT, c7t.s W, :. toxlss Sxto SKIES 3
Rnlph Holding 90 to Herman Heincmann.
sol " li3th NJ, pr mtg s6e,b00 Nov ~, 3
yrs, b p 4, atty ! co, l6o iirood
.1ST ST. 7-i3 W. lOGx9s..--John u Toye 90
Henry rhipps Estatcs ~ 9TH av Nov -;
pttv. f. q A. 7 co. i76 Bway. ,,.. S230 900
:2D ST, ga W, i31X9S, y-Same to same,
NOV - ATTY sam" ''''' o.,,, ,,,,,,. st29 600
dcrhe,k IN IA" Trustees Of columbia INT
vcrsiiy in "iiy y ', ~ wall 81, Nov Il,
due Jan 10, 1874 "a y ., atiys Mash d
The sun., 1913-11-18
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Edward Franklin has leased the three
story dwelling. at 1914 East Seventy
fourth street, To A. ". McCartv and the
three story dwelling. At 32S East riftietn
street. to julius klugnan
Pease X Gilman have leased for Fred
erick Iittcl n Sons. as agents. the four
story dwelling at 1863 West Seventy-third
street to Mrs. Samuel IIasbrouck and for
Mrs. +. H. Coudert the three story dwell.
ing at !:i East Fifty-fifth stree; 20 Mel
son r. Burr.
The sun., 1913-11-18

+1TiH' sr "a aii ". iosxcc Sam. 70 sSIT.Y same.
Nov ~ due Jan /. iP2' y e. a,ty;
STH Av, $50. " :. g5 5N-- same 20 same.
Nov IL. duo Sept l. 1923. ~ p G; stiy;
It'll Av. ss2 s. ?txiccH same to 'ssiE", same,
Nov ~. due May /. is27. "A p G; atty.
5TH Av. 5a. .. '?7xioo--Ssme TO same.
No. H. due May !. 1921 +la p 6; aity;
It'll Az. 5Ss. W s. gsxioo.-same to same,
Nov -. due May /, 1921. ~ p c; atty.
same ..........:.....,.. .2it.ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
is?D ST, q? " rs ii--Tho, A Roe
10 MildIed u sierry: at Greenport, I. {.
;cG pr mtF 4,GGsSa ss5"s NGv hs L. s,: s'y
is'TH 81. 81 ". issNssii-Maret Fiugei
10 Amer Mtg 60. 40 Cedar ct. Nov IL due
Noy -. 1915 c. attys. Bowers n :
ia2D sT ~ ", n .. ssxss.il-ratk j Ken.
-, ~, s yrs : p e. atty, Lawyers ! 4 r
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor ito,h 81. iosi
u Be Glad Const Corp to Met Life Ins
IT,; Isa.'" =. ",'s., @ S% %oodford'' '1a sn sIa
ssD ST. sOS.5ii W. i7cx7i.iifiacld tes,,y ,eayvy
60 to Abel King and ano lls u 6ith st
S" aiys IL pr ..s %,s g. q oGS s Ss.,s g.. FsD s
Borough of The Bronx
GkotE Sr, n ". s.. 1i7.s n Woodruff ay;
SaSs @ Mar, ia fSs%sn asas e %oS M M'F @T@ sr.
.,a - e atty. Title Ins co. i3b
WEBSTER Az. W $. All n ioath ST. 96ix
S\ixs6N,5.s- Jos Berry to Victor stoi,c.
KS " idist -, Nov i5,. : yrs. p g; nttys,
BRIGGS Av. .igi. W :. ssilxss.9xss,iixssG
:. Franz :, hueta 70 Vim G Costing 60. 80
duc Jan :. i9is. i u =; attys. 4 4 ii
hlI,h ~ Nassau st .....:...... $500
The sun., 1913-11-18
SGD STREET HOUSE BUYER.

Edward NJ. Wald of the firm Of stephen
NJ Wald 4 Co. cotton brokers, is the
buyer OF the dwelling at 90 East Eighty
second street. the sale OF which by Jo-
seph =. Clman through Douglas l.. Eli
man Co. was reported recently
"iiiiam Gundlach is the buyer of the
Two mats at 2639 to 26ij Jerom. avenue.
the sale OF which by Harry II. Davis
was reported recently. In part payment
Mr. Davis takes the Hat at Goa East
10Th street. also reported sold recently.
Frederick Fox a. Co. negotiated the trade.
The sun., 1913-11-18
CHURCH IN FORMER THEATRE.

The former Butler Davenport Theatre
ana ten story studio apartment occupy
ins the plot l00xl00 at 20 to 2S West
S'x'Y-third street. have been taken over
oy Peoples Pupilt Association of Brook
Nn, and the theatre will be used for
'hurch purposes. Plans for the altera-
non we're filed year ago. Tie property
as transferred on Saturday by Fred
ei.ck II. Robson Of Cleveland, for a
nominal consideration above encum-
tranc"s amounting to 100000.
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BRookLyN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan n Shampan have filed plans
for two four story apartment houses 10
be erected. on plot lOOXl00. on the north
side Of Greene avenue. 800 feet east of
summer avenue for tn" q. NJ. Inn
provem"ut Company AT a cost of 100000
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aUVs FINE RICHMOND PLOT.

Cornelius q kolT has sold for Thomas
hieran tina old tennis court property Of
me Harhor HIN Golf club at Brighton
heights. Staten Island. To e. f. Grcmmels.
Who has also bought two lots 2OxII<
eArh. on Portland place.
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BUYS SITE NEAR C0zINE FARM.
Plot In West 62d street Secured for
n business Improvement.

business Improvement.
WEST 'F1FTY-sECOND STREET-The
Dongan Investing Company has sold
3O6 to 312 West Fifty second street, a
TWO story brick building. on plot lO0x
1903. located 100 feet west of Eighth
avenue. The buyer will probably i'm
prove the site with a mercantile
structure.
MANHATTAN NJ AVENtE-Jennie r..
Tack has sold i24 Manhattan avenue. "A
three story and basement dwelling on
lot 17x70. between I05th and l0sth
streets.
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BROkERAGE NOTES.

r. L. Kelly. Jr.. will be connected with
the renting department Of the new Epui-
I a BILE Building after December /
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,

AN ENTIRE top floor, with light on four
sides, for photographer or Photographer.
Also 4th floor, suitable for printers and
manufacturing concerns MONAHAN EN-
PRESS COMPANY BLDG 2iG-222 W, 18th
st.
Nonahar EyprosS Companv, Own"rs