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.SuFFRAClSS BREAK
WITH THE MIL|TANTS
Constitutional Women In Eng;
u land Make New Move.

b : s. "a .
London, Nov. 11.-Decided efforts
are being made to induce the British
government to come to an agreement
with the woman suffragists whereby q
measure for the Acknowledgement Of
women may be made a section Of the
official program OF the Liberal party
now tn power.
Some Of the suffragist leaders admit
that this movement has obtained CON
siderable Roadway, and a significant
feature Of the conferences, which have
been held is the presence at them Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William Pc
thick-Lawrence, who left the organiza.
ton Of the Women's Social and Pc.
litical union, the militant organization
at the requestaof Mrs. Emmeline Pank'
hurst and who took with them their
paper, Votes For Women.
v It IL known that the government
will consider only compromise
based on an unqualified repudiation Of
the Women's Social and Political union
and all of its militant methods.
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Bauislles
Constipation
IN One M|Nu1E!, CLoCCED NOSTRIlS
" oPEN---CoLDS AND CAIARRh. VANISH

the nostrils; penetratessand heals
the inflamed,, swollen membrane
which Lines the nose,as head land
throat; clears te airspassages;s stops
nasty discharges and a feeling uof
'cleansin e. soothing sreliefa comess.im-
mediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggs
ling sfori breath. with head stuffed;..
nostrils CLOSED, hawking and blow
ing. .Catarrh or cold. with, Its run
ming noses fouls mucous dropping sin-
to the throat, and raw dryness Is
distressing but truly needless.
Put, your ffaith--just,s, In
"Ely'sl Cream Balm" andvyour cold
OF catarrh will surely disappear.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-11
Stops Nasty Discharge, Clears Stuff.
ed Head, Heals 1nflamed Air Pass
ages and You Breathe, Freely. ,;.s
Try "Ely's, Cream Balm -.

Try "Ely's, Cream Balm
Get small bottle anyway, just to
try fit-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your glogged nose and
stoppedup air passages Of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
idullness and headache disappear, BY
morning! the ,catarrh, -cold-in-head
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone,
80 End such misery now! Get the
ismallp bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm
ati4anya drug, store. This sweet, fra.
grant balm dissolvesa by. the heat Of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-11

FOR sALE-76 and 10000 acres on
famous twin lakes. one Of the best
locations in Minnesota for q SUM
i. merl home or resort. having lake
front and nice high banks with
fine. grove Of Norway pines near
the water. Good level clay land
about 100000 fer Of good pine
timber and 100000 Aft51ssso,of hard
wood timber on the land. Only six
: miles from Hines and Tenstriks
and on good wagon iroad. Fine
fshingai in iethessn lakes. Priee,N.if
taken with the timber 8 on. L.
Il. 10000. 100000 down and II
taken, with timber reseEEed. j, ST.
10000 500 down and balance
b on timsfata6 ba interest Address
y. NJ. Owen. yHinss MINI. :.
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FOR sALE-15o rcres good heavy
clay spil on . nice laks- With lots
OF nah IN, seven ,miles from Ten
strike on them. q /. railroad, and
-FOUR miles from Pupeskyen the
Red Lake railroad. This 4 a *
ceptionally good piece OF land
fairly levslAand mostly hard land
with some low that will make good
natural meadow. when cleared.
Il About, 1000 cords nice Birch tim
h Der and about "a 60othousand fleet
Of saw -log5timbers Small lclearips
on the Lake shore WherA, there has
Is BEEN some, buildings which have
been remeved:spa Pricai &1ts0 01peF
acre. One.fourth downnand nbalr
ance time will be gixen.at & q ain-
terest, made payableo in equal an
i nuals paEmentsas Va Won Owen,
Hines, MINI.
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BEILIsS AcQuIT TET
ON MURDER CHARGE
Jew Accused d Staying Boy IL.
Blood Ritual Not 6ulhy i

Kiev. Russia Nov. - Mend6l Bel
liss was acquitted by es5ury.
The trial OF aBeiiiss, aaii Russian Of the
Hebrew faith, sforo the tallegetb murder
OF Andrew ushinsky,sai Christianglads
began Oct.s8.
The casecausedi an eimmensersensa,,
ton, whichs stirred the swhole ~0fs Rus
STA and attracted attention. throughout
the word ~ 81.
The mutilated body, OF the boy Yu-
shinsky was discovered on March rs.
1911, in q cave on suburban holding
outside Kev The hands were bound
behind the backlanda thererwereS forty.
seven wounds on the body
BELLIES was arrested shortly after
ward and charged with the murder. He
vas keptdn close confinement till the
trial.
During the hearing many medical
experts testified, their opinions vary
ing as to the reasons Tor the crime.
Other witnesses threw suspicious on q
woman, Vera Tcheber1ak. alleged to
be a harborer Of a band of criminals.
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Minneapolis, Grain.

Minneapolis NOV. 10.--z'N DEC,
so1sc; May.as73,t.@ $7Mc, Ceshl Gloss
on track, No. ! hard s2sl @sb.3fc; ma
! Northern, s3| @841tc; e strive,
js515c; No. Z Northern. 81H @s3hc;
No. 8 Northern. 1875 @s13se; no. i
yellow corn, ESQ 6ec; No.f4 corn, ESQ
$50; No. 8 white oats, 36A @36ke:
Fto arriye.a3641lai Nos 3 oats. s34c;;s bar,
sleY,a4s@sRs; naz Sia2;a 20 a Al u,
81
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WANTED:
HlSCEI;i.Al or 81 !.

ADVERTISER ~ kIrea etats of
North Dakota offers gunlimitsd on
portunities tor business Is clasei-
fed advertisers. The recoEnised
advertising Medium IN the Fargo
Daily and Sunday courier-News
the only seven-day paper IN the
state and the paper which carries
the largest amount q classified
edvsrtising The Courier-NeWa
covers North Dakota like . blank
OF: reachinE al parts q the stats
the day aof publication; It e the
\. paper to use. .in order TO Get 70
suits: rates one cont per Nord hrst
insertion. one77half cent Der word
succesdlns insaeeE:tt . ,,z nifty cent? ll4
per line q per month glt AddraeesS tn
CourierrN News, d Fargo. y. ID. ;s
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FOR \ SALE typewriter ribbons Tor
every make Of typewriter ritter, on the
5 market ma Ct 50 t, cents T., and q. Is cents
{ each ZACH. Every ribbon sold for Is
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled, Mall orders given
the Same careful attention as when
you appear in person. Pohne 81.
The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store,
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. Chicago, Live Stock,

q. Chicago Noy. .1o.-s77Cattlle Beeyes,
3e.So@9. 10; Texas steers. $3.50 @I65;
Western steers. $3.50 @7.so;. stockers
and feeders, $4:s0@7.6o: cows aud
heifers, :25@s:15; calves, $7.o0@
.l1,26. Hogs-Light $3.50 @s. 90; mix.
ed 81 ,6O@S.1o;s heavy. 47,35 @sloi
rough. $7ss6@2.10;4a pigs. n$5 900 7,e6.
Sheep Native. s4.1o@5.ao;l yeaElip q,
E36a6@S.3Q. -AsN''
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HUSBAND AND WIFE. DYING
Grandson Also Wounded 40 Result Of
7~.'z Domestic Quarrel,

OomSStlC 0uaCTSIs
st. Paul, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Samuel
Wood, forty-tive years old, and her
husband, forty-seYen years old, are at
the City hospital in precarious con-
dition as a result OF shooting at the
Wood home. Chances for the recovery
Of Glenn Wood, two-year-oM grand
son who was wounded In the abdomen
by bullet that had passed through,
the mothers body. physicians say,
were favorable.
4 Three months ago Mrs. Wood insti-
.tuted) divorce proceedings in the dis.
trict court, according to the police,
and this is believed to have caused
the shooting.
Mrs. Wood was shot twice In the
abdomen and once through the chest.
Woods injury is in the temple.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

d Duluth. Nov. 0.--Wheat-ons track
and, TO arrive, 10, hard. s6te; No
Northern, s44ac; No. 3 Northern
82h @8ac; Dec, S2%c; May, s7xc.
Flax-Qn track. andato arrive. &1s3471;
Nov s1.sg2.; DeG., 81 lsd has 2tts 81
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80 p H-s7f
he Markets.
- ~ % tsT--ss = kefFf ny W, ~
South st. Paul Live Stock.

ISL South st. Paul. Nov. 10.-Cattle-
Steers. $6.75@z.s5iiGc cows and hetterss,
sS4.26@675; calves, $5.50@9.75; feed.
ers, 34.3O@7.O0. Hogs-$7.00@
Sheep Lambs, &5.25@7.o0;a wethsra.
34.O0@4.4o; ewes, $4,000 90,
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cONVlcTs PLAY coLLEGiANe !.
fs IN PRISON YARD.

- Sacramento, Cal, Nov. IL
Folsom penitentiary convicts
defeated j christian Brothers !,
college of Sacramento 2 to in
/ q baseball game played at the a
penitentiary.aI 1t was said to be i.
2 the first game ever played be- 3
tween, a penitentiary team and
one from the outside world. Z
Convict No. 5000 pitched eff
fectively for Folsom and his
work was cheered by LOO of /
a his fellows.
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Results are most always certain
when you use Pioneer want I'd
One-halfi cont q word u phone H..
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Pioneer wants-ons half cent
word, cash.
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FOR. SALE The s.W. IL Of the 8.
Ell OF Section 21-14ers2. This 'tllt J
forty has . fair 5 house, and barn
andoai few. acres under cultivation
q and, is onEla mail ! telephone and
cream route. Price $4,000 per
acre. Time given to suit purchaser
g interest 6 per cent. For further
particulars call on or address =.
: Kaiser, Bagley. MINI, III
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HELP WANTED
ron, SAFE

FOR sALE-Om cial 1913 autemo-
bile guides showing 500 Red Line
trips connected including ,maps and
Instructions indicating roads.
crossings. guide posts, etc. Book
has 500 pages showing distance In
miles between cities. Apply, ct
Pioneer Once. supply Store.
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Governor Eberhart gets to the
hearts Of his people, In his meetings
with them throughout the state. The
general trend Of his talk is. in line
with wholesome and optimistic phil
osophy OF the everyday sort. He be-
lieves it possible for us to so shape
our lives that helbisEfarther removed
and heavensibrorghtsa littlesnearer.
He even ocateSspeahingsweN OF
your neighborp an qalmostf obsolete
custom. Heoibelievese that the spirit
of friendliness rand Is co-opefasion is
worth fostering sand perpetuatihga In
every comment sto = 9greateridegrse
than is nowsbein sadonesa Fails
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FOR SALE Round dining table,
chairs and heater cheap. j . Apply
SITS MinnAAotasavenue.ta1
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\ EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS -
4 4 4 4 = 4 k< ~ k<<<A
Senator Clapp appears in new
role. having written an editorial for
tho Baltimore Sun on Publicity and
Good Government. He was honored
by having the article double-leadedy
at top Of column next to pure read
ing matter.-stillwater Gazette
II the women will "butt In" to all
corts Of work and occupations form
erly supposedssto belong to man'ssde-i
minion, theysmust takekit with grace,
II they occasionlyqget a'dose OF their
own medicine. "A Topeka (Kas. man
recently won first prize imam aem-
broidery contest; although more than
. thousand women were contestants:
Red Wing Republican.
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FOR SAL White poodle rpups, 1n-=@
quire 1t. ,42a Minnesesasavenue, eor1
phones 337I
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FOR sALE,4 HapaG customer tor small
4 or 6iroomt cottag must be chap,
Hayner- Land Go.
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FOR SALE Southern Minnesota
horses, at Pogue's barn. Ages from
three years UP. Weight Is from 1900:
to 1900 pounds John sPrelyits.
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e. T. FISK
:. ATTQRNRYa AT sLAW.a
OFFICE second aeoE o'Issry;Bpyser 4sle 3,
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FARMS ron sAIiK.l.s

FOR sAI.HLallc. ~ --26 os 4acres.s- 40
acres under acultiEatieno Is sores
j meador4s IS acres fenced for pass7
!. turesj,s room frama house with
basement. Large hip roof barn
! With hay fork. Granary. Store
buildings $1,000 stock ofsimer-
/ achandiseslsteamsQf shpEses1 8 COWS,
Complete line ypf farm m mach biz lnsrz,
Price $4,000 Address +, +. p.
4 Reynolds, Bemidji, MINI.
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FOR sALE-Two large coal stove
sneaters. Mrs. ]. Opsahl. 11o1.
BemiGi ave-
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Wasecaa county's only graduate yof
the Willmard"j jag dfarm''u Is now in
Jail here onathea charger Of drunken-,
ness. And This case dis said Ito9 be typi-
cal OF nearly all thes other graduates
OF all the fool ways devised,Etoa waste
the state'somoney;T the uajagn farm
Is the limit. II our state departments
are ever revisedFdn the interests of
economy and efficiency the Willmar
institution should Lbe athenfirst place
to receive attention. -Waseca Herald.
Daily the farmer is growing to be
= bigger man IN the public ieye,~ a
more and more Important figure in
the economic life of this andsall other
nations. The farmer hasalong carried
the nations Of the earth on his
back. but che has abeen poorly paid
for his laboriouss and sometimes
thankless toil.a Recognition and re-
ward are nowo coming his way. MA
chinery is makinga his work light,
and every year will make nit pleas
anter, more enjoyable and more 4re-
Observation-Disclosures Tribune
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NSsAtNSAAe = a0uASsSh108 EO&0Aa
crossings. guide posts. etc. Book
has 500 pages showing distance, IN
miles between cities. Apply, ct
Pioneer Once. supply. store.
FOR SALE onaaeare load OF the.
finest horses that ehayesever been.
b1 brought1stoesthe city Of rBemiajll,;
These sare all splendid Istoekr draft
horses andHsressEeryHhere Elm der
mand.f They will be offsrsd, sfor
sale in Bemidji at Tome smartss,
barn 812 America Avenue
FOR SALE Modern house. close in,
must he sold by December e2nd.
on account Of mortgage foreclosure.
rhisis one Of the best bargins ever
offered in BcmddjIn Haynsr4 Land:
Co.f4
FOR SALE Stoves. ont. larges heat
er, Regal Summit, In excellent con-
dfttonsone Monarch malleable steel
ranges and OneI threes burner. Ma.
tional Blue flame. s21 Lake Boule-
p ward.
FOR SALE Southern Minnesota
horses, at Pogue's barn. Ages from
three years UP. Weight from 1900
to 1900 pounds John sPrelyits.s. 4
FOR SALE-Rounda4 f1ininra tahIa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Corn g. Co leased for C. ~ Talbot and
katherine Reichert. ss trustees. tho i've
story building No. 40 East I'D street, for
lease is for a long term OF years at an
aggregate rental OF $4,000. After extern
sive alterations the store floor will be oc-
cupled by the lessee. the Hartford Lunch
Company. Corn x Co. will be agents for
the building.
The Herbert n. Herman Company
leased the building No 6S2 Washington
street to the Eureka Tale Company. lofts
AT Nos. SO and % Maiden Lane to a. Mar
tinez & Co.. lofts at No. 19l Pearl street
to Schwartz x Cattle: store and base
ment No. 2 Burling Slip to William 5.
Gray q Co.. building No. l2S Clarkson
street to Charles l.. Hirsch & Co. and
the building No. l02 North Moore street 10
Meyer IL Degerdon.
George X. Read & Co leased the top
floor I'm Nos. 40 and AS Pearl street to
Davidson & Silver for five years. the top
floor in No. 20l Fulton street TO c. b.
Johnson for term OF years. and the
store No. 80 Beekman street to the Enter
prise Desk Company.
The Charles f. Noyes Company leased
a floor I'm No. SO Pearl street to the Union
Glue Corporation. additional banking
room space In No. 10 William street to
Muller Schall e. Co. and offices In No 26l
Broadway to Shapiro a. Phillips.
The Kuhn estate leased 10 John r.
Kending for a term Of years the four
story dwelling house No. llS West I'D
street. l.. ]. Phillips d Co. were the
brokers.
The j. G. Einstein Company. Inc.
leased a loft in Nos. 30 and 80 West 9th
street to A. Schwartz * Co.: the seventh
loft in No. II West 10Th street to Goldman
& Levine. and loft in No. % West 2lst
street TO Louis Smith.
NJ. q l.. Hess have leased the ninth loft
at Nos II and 10 West 18th street TO
Sabn & Dubirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
THE COTTON MARKET
Active and Strong, Touching
New High Ground.

There appeared 10 be little or nothing
I'm the days weather news 10 cause APP
prehensions, aside from reports OF Excess
sive rains In the central belt. but a fur
Their reduction in the local stock and
steady foreign trade demand contributed
to nervousness on the part OF shorts and
gave activity and strength to the cotton
market, and before the advance was
checked by realizing July had touched
11.S3 and December ll26c. or about IL
points above Wednesdays close. 80 To ~
points above the recent low level, and
the highest reached since the break last
month There was a little check TO the
advance In the late trading. but the close
was firm, within a point or two OF the
best, and IA to II points net higher than
Wednesdays finals. the high point uncoV-
erng a number OF stop loss orders. The
local stock OF certlfcated cotton was re-
duced 4,Cv bales over night. being now
about $500 bales. against 10000 bales at
the end of April. Southern spot markets
were unchanged TO &c higher, and the
local market gained 10 points TO l2.lOc for
middling upland; no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Drops a Little-COrn and
Oats Up-COffee Steady.

There was decided shift of opinion IN
the late trading in wheat yesterday, due
to some heavy Chicago selling based on
the advance of Wednesday, which ma
terially reduced the short interest. Some
early advices of crop damage in Kansas
were later regarded as eXaggerations. ana
afternoon prices went down as rapidly as
the forenoons figures had advanced, the
close showing a net loss for the day OF
SIC on some options. with others un-
changed Corn struck new high Level
early, but lost part of it later, closing
ssQ5sc net higher. oats also touched
new nigh figures for the movement on
an unfavorable report from Illinois ana
some outside buying. There were few
slight recessions. but the close was al
net i4Q1c above the previous finals.
Coffee prices were easy most of the day.
although stop loss orders were uncovered
at one stage of the trading. and when
September touched 1l.03c there were some
good buying orders Buyers. however 90
not seem TO have a great deal OF courage
left. and as the little squirt In the con-
Stunning demand has passed over there is
strong feeling of pessimism regarding
the outlook. The close was at l point
up to points down from the previous
close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
Manhattan.

AVENUE g. cor 18th ST. 2eex6c a.:
Thomas 4 Harris 10 } Marley Co, 800
Sl.50l: attorney, George r orr 81 Will
lam ST.
BROADWAY. n cor 2sth ST. 28.6x--;
Elias J Herrick TO Seamens Bank for Saw
ings in city Of New York. 10 Wall st: MAY
-; 3 yrs. AZ per cent: $4,000; attorneys.
strong 4 Cadwalader. 40 Wall ST.
EDGECOMBE AVE, 139th st.
a9I1x04.6: Solow Construction co TO City
Mortgage Co. IL Wall ST; May 81; demand.
per cent; $4,000; attorney. F Snow, Is
Wall st.
Mundt to German Savings Bank. NJ tth
ave- May %; yrs, AZ per cent; $4,000;
MERCER ST. 20. 3, 2i.6NiO0: Convent
Park Construction Co to Church OF the Holy
Communion, 32s 9th ave; May 2l due May
o. 1918: $4,000; attorney, LAWYERS Title
PARK AVE. u East, 81 2x2O.8; Rachel
Levy to Milton J Bach. 1899 Madison ave;
MAY 20: due as per bond: 10000 attorney.
Riagelman & Bach. ~ Cedar st.
PARK AVE. 1892 and 1884. 50xso:
Golde & Cohen Corporation TO w Bond
%; due as per bond: $4,000; attorneys.
Blackwell Bros 63 Wall 81,
18TH AVE, cor 1921 st. p9.11x1O0
Homer ,iiliies to James McWalters 4
Son. 2i34 Broadway tprior mtg $4,000 !:
due FEB !. 1916: per cent; May ~; $751;
35TH ST. g. $50 II OF eth ave. I5x
$50: the McMorrow Engineering and Con-
struction Co TO Metropolitan Life Insurance
CO. Madison ave: MAY 81 due March 1,
1918: 5iz per cent; $685.. 900. attorneys.
woodford, Bovee & Butcher. l Madison ave.
John q McTigue to Samuel Hauser. 323 East
bOth st; May 21 yrs, per cent, $500;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

The Everett Realty and Construction
Company has sold three lots on 18th street.
between Van Alst avenue and Eastern
Boulevard. and two lots on Eastern Bou-
levard between 18th and 18th streets. to
the Wampage Realty Company for i'm
provement The price paid Is about 81 900
a lot. 25xl00 feet. The Everett Realty and
Construction Company at one time owned
the majority OF the lots in the five blocks
between 9Th street and Mott avenue and
Van Alst avenue and Eastern Boulevard
They were the pioneers in steam heated
apartments I'm Long Island City. having
built the first ones in that section Of
greater New York some five years ago.
They have now disposed OF all their
holdings In Long Island City. with the
exception OF thirty lots In the block
bounded by 9th and 10th streets and East
ern Boulevard and Van Alst avenue, and
a number OF lots on Sth street. between
Van Alst avenue and Eastern Boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

he following real estate sales were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesrCom, Nos. IA and Is Vesey
street.
BY Joseph p. Day
UNION SQUARE. 20. s " cor Of 18th ST
81 6Xiil.1o. . sly Office and store bldg
sold to TIE plainur FOR s250000.
25TH ST, ~ and 40 East. =. 200 Il W
Of 9Th ave. 5Ox9s9: sly dwgs. sold IL
the plaintiff for 100000.
1l3TH ST. $40 to 1913 East. n s. 100 y
W OF LIST ave. j0xl0o.ll; sly int and
stores. sold TO the plaintiff for $50. 500.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ssTH ST. 90 East. 95 n OF Madison
ave. 25xi00.S. sly TINT, sold TO the plain
TIN FOR $1,000
At The Bronx Exchange. No. 1920 Third
avenue.
BY Joseph P. Day.
UNION AVE. W s. IS It OF 147th IT.
39SNl00: vacant, sold to the plaintiff for
VINCENT AVE. vs.. 100 II $ Of Fair
mount ave. 75xl00 Throgs Neck; sold TO
the plaintiff for $3.50
BY d. T.. Ingraham
UAwKsTONE ST. s. Ss.il q ot wal
20 the plaintiff for $500.
PARCEL OF land Deg At poln, II "
Hawkstone ~. j0xloo, vacant, sold TO the plain
tin for 900
BY Samuel Marx.
WEBSTER AVE. 2o3e to 2oi3. W .. 22o.
n " 1874 ~. T5NlOO. 2 sly tmts, sold
to the plaintiff FOR SIS. 600
BY Henry Brady
COMMONWEALTH AVE, i4i?. e cor Of
fremont ave. 90 6X95x29 ~ 1881. sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Samuel Godstlcker.
ARTHUR AVE. s. 125 II 81 ls6th ~.
toxs6. 4SJoxs62 2. vacant. sold to the plalun FOR
$3.50.