davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1913-10-24
WEST SIDE REVIVAL.
section About 23d street Feels pusi-
ness lnvasion.

That the West Side section Centrlns
about Twenty-third street and Tenth ave-
nue. is on the oN" of a real estate revival
is Indicated in the reports OF brokers oil
sales of number of the leascho,d prop
critics in the vicinity to those who VIII
better the buildings OF them or erect
new structures for business uses.
James ~ Wells's Sons reported yes
terday the sales Of three properties IN the
vicinity. To T. IL. Binns they sold the
lcasehold at 504 and SOC West Twenty
fourth street. two three story dwellings,.
on plot 5ON9S.9. and to the Arlhorst
Realty Corporation they sold sos West
Twentieth street, a three story dwelling.
on lot 25X9S.9. leasehold. Both struc-
lures will be altered into modern husi-
ness buildings The Arlhorst Realty Cor
poration also purchased through the same
brokers the leasehold At 4<o West Twen-
ty-eiIhth street. "A three story dwelling,
on lot 23NaS.?. and have leased the store
in the building.
Tn. beginning Of the end OF the old
row OF dwellings Oh the north side Of
Twenty third street between Ninth and
Tenth avenues known as London terrace
Is seen in the r-modellng for business
uses OF the house at the Tenth avenue
corner
The sun., 1913-10-24
NEW FOREIGN TRADE RECORD.
srptembcr Imports and Exports
Have Banner Figures.

NAsHIHGToH, oct According TO "A
statement of the Department of Com
m.rcc, september made a new record for
the foreign trade Of the United States.
both as to imports and exports.
september imports amounted to sl69
b62..51 against slii,Nl3i93 in Septem-
ber, 1872, the former hIgh record for
september imports. September exports
aggregated s2lS,1Nj.iil, against Sl99-
G7s,06@ in September, 1912. the former
high record for september exports
Imports in the nlnc months ended with
September 1913, We're Sl,32j. .SGS. li2.
against Si,332,S9t,721 IN the correspond
ing months last year, and for the twelve
months ended with September sl,Sll,-
o+s+so against SIT32, 2,33d.7O9 in the cor
responding previous twelvemonth.
The reports for tn" nine months ended
with September were Sl,7oS.36I, SOS,
against Sl,dlG.024,A9l IN the correspond.
ing months of 1"l2, and for the twelve
months ended with September wer. 81
bl6,5di,ll0. against S2.253,0 900 in the
corresponding previous twelvemonth.
The statement sets forth that II Is
proper to add that the figures OF Sep
tcmbcr imports include the imports dur
ing the first three days of October, which
were transferred To thu September totals
in order that the octoh'r import state
mcnt might begin with the operations OF
the new tariff law, which went into effoci
! On the morning of October I.
The sun., 1913-10-24
LEATHER DEALER MOVES NORTH

Albert Il. Ashforth has leased 1856
square feet on the fourth floor in the
Burrell Building. at the northeast corner
OF Madison avenue and Thirty third
street for term of years to Herman
Scheuer. formerly at s2i Broadway: also
leased Offices In the Acker. Merrall n
Condit Building. southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and Thirty-tifth street, TO
Aaron \. Graf and 10 William r. Hughes.
William II. Whiting Co. have leased
store III 941 Broadway tFuler Build
ing, to the Jacobs Hat Company the
store and basement in us William street
TO willy Il Schanno for ten years, tine
store at So Gold street corner OF Spruce TO
Paul Stafenik 5000 square feet in 3I3
Fourth avenue. in conjunction with
Southack q Bail, to clifford a Lawton
the first loft in lis Nassau street TO the
Nassau stamp Company. Ltd. and the
second loft to George II. Wright.
NJ. Il l.. Hess have leased the twelfth
floor In - 10 SO East Tweuty-hr-t street.
90 the Crescent Company OF 5o9 broad
way, and the front part uf the eleventh
iour 20 Max kamber Of sos Broom"
street. and an Office to l.. simon CO.
The Perry Freeman Company has
leased the stores in the building A. the
southwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Fifty-ffth street to the Joseph {. l.ekcus
Company, florists, and Paul l.. Bryant
| dyer and cleaner.
The j. I. ElnSt"iN company mas l"aStu
| the store. basement and sub-basrment IN
| 5yl Broadway to Charles II. Levitt CO..
! The Duross Company has leased a loft
| in 5S7 Hudson street to II. Asunow.
| The Cross a Brown Company has
lea sed space in the Hess Building. Fourth
| avenue and Twenty sixth street. TO jaime $
| X. B.aton.
Hell a. Stern have leased the seven
teenth and part Of the eighteenth floor
| In 906 To 912 Broadway TO the Leon Mann
| Company.
| II. e. Senior q Co. have leased offices
| in the building n the northwest corner of
| Broadway and sixty fourth street to Mrs.
| A. r. Darling. Mrs. Emma Sargent. Mrs.
| Hannah Hodell and tho Sp-armint Gum
/ Company.
| William j. Roome & Co. Incorporated
| have leased the building at 2&l East
| F!f,y-first street, 25xlO0.5, 10 Constant
| Louis for a long term of years. Plan,
| have been fled and the contract awarded
10 alter the building into fireproo!
garage.
The sun., 1913-10-24
BAKERS LEASE ON WEST SIDE.

William a. White & Sons have leased
=" FL long term OF years tho entire eight
So and basement building on plot look
'' H' the northwest corner Of Morton
~ Greenwich streets. This building is
completed a few years ago by the st.
'." Park Realty Company, and was
'''"i by 1t to the Simpson. Crawford
."l'snv, william A. White 4 Song have
b. "'nc"d 20 have the Anger Baking Com
''' axe over the unexplred term OF the
0."os7n, crawford lease, and have nego-
!. 'i an extension for a long term with
ne '7arloe r. Hoffman estate. tho present
"'''r 80 th" building. The Anger Bal-
'f Company has been located on the
fA'' Sid" siucc lSiS. and its removal
lover West side Is II notable addi-
u'n ~ tlts district. The same brokers
't' 4 ono I'm" time ago similar build
ni .ntu'i.atcly adjoining to the north
q tom Of tweniy-OHe years. To A.
en- x co.. Importers os aniline dyes
UCr" ls'atcd on lower Pearl street
Tor over forty yesra
The sun., 1913-10-24
ROCKINGHAM IN PARTITION.
James Estate Wrirs own 2a-21ths os
Broadway Apartment, hot Must Sell.

Heirs of Frederick l.. James f,nd them
selves In the unusual position Of having
10 sell in partition a property in which
they own rce-twcnty-fo of
tho entire fec. The property Is the Rock
ingharn apartment house. at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Fifty-siXth street,
one of the parcels tied up during the life
time of Mrs Julia L. Rutterficld. MIR.
James's widow. suit to partition the
apartment WAS filed in the supreme Court
yesterday by Edmund l.. Mooney and
Andrew J. Shipman OF the law firm of
Blandy, Mooney Shipman. The parii-
tion is to carrx out the terms Of Mrs.
Butterfeld's will.
The complaint states that Mr.. James
left Il sixth interest each in the Rocking
ham to his half-slstcr. Cornela \. James
his brother. Edward ID. James half
sister. judith e. Prescott; nephew
Charles ID. Chase. and niece, Mary ~
Clark. and the other sixth interest was
left to the following nephews and nieccs
Homer e.. Henry n. Howard l.. and
Horace f.. james. Julia W. Phelps. Nir-
ginia l.. Kcsn. Ella G. Tam and Harley
j. Woodward.
Through mortgage foreclosures. assign
msnts and otherwise the plaintiffs no~
own all but one-twenty-fourth OF the
property, which belongs to the estate
of Mrs Rutterned They ask that th'
property he sold subject to mortgages out
standing against the property. Two o'
the largest mortgages are $4,000 held 10y
Edward ;. and John :. Appleby against
one-third OF the property and s65.ooo hS
Mary -. Gerard against two-thrds Of th'
propcrty.
The sun., 1913-10-24
PnOOkLYN THEATRE SALE.

William savage has sold the one story.
ro..us picture theatre on the south side
- ltlsey street, on plot e0Xl00, located
about l2j feet west OF Broadway. to
Daniel Regau.
Tn Alco building Company. associated
W. the Realty Trust. has sold one family
81 t'.cs houses at Mapeton Park. Brook
l'r 20 tn" fuiloWins: 20I9 S.Nty-ffth
street TO Henry Granger. t. Charles
Never, 2liS 20 William Sutherland.
a'l'. 20 II. T Grindeli. ao3i to Alice
LASER. .li1 TO G. r. Raithousc, 2c53 Ia
? g Appel 2l3l; 70 . O. F.ngh. 2065
I, George II Wolf. 2027, and to II l..
Ruid 2lIi GustaNe Graber bought 2254
>N'y fourth street, II. klapp, 2l42 Sixty
..Ntn street. l. Jacobs. 2l46 Sixty-sixth
s.'ect. and +. g. Francis, 1920 Sixty
third street.
Taendler 4 Scholz have sold for the
y Is. Realty Company a group of one
family hr!ck houses OH East Thirty afth
sweet. near Avenue J. 10 Mllvoy panin.
who gave IN part payment a thirty acre
t+:u - North Madison. Conn.
J.. & Sauter has sold for Mrs Camilla
" llams the two story and hasemeu;
h-cE dwelling at $50 Fifth street 10
David Coyne.
The sun., 1913-10-24

Culvert and Anna Garie Jungmann, New
York city Mary Levy, Jersey city. y. j
The Peerless Holding COMPANY Nanhat-
tan: capital. $500; directors. Emanuel =.
Never, a. Kuschner and May Monshah New
York city, ,.
The Russo Iodice Realty Company, Bronx;
capital 5000. directors. Giovanni Russo
and Edward E. Myers New York cry Anna
Stebbins, Brooklyn.
The Sheepshcad BAY Msnslons Brooklyn.
capital Sa6, O0o; directors, Frank O. wa
tners, j. II. McKennes and Philip j. GIL
W. and r. Building Corporation. Rrook-
lyn: capital, $4,000; directors. Max Robin
son Miriam Zuckerman and j. Weiss
Brooklyn. ,
McWhirter Building and Construe Ion
Company. Long Island city; capital Wv 1900
directors, Joseph Paynter Elizabeth raNn-
ter ana James Fiavelle. Long Island CRY
The Thirty second and Thirty-,hird street
Cor poration, Croton -on IL udson cipiial !
,s5 oOoi directors. Leslie II; ps'Wwers II g.
The Empire Leasing Comnany' @ owrto' " y
i LYMAN, George A Heenan and Harold W
smith, New York city, ,.
The Manhattan Fee COMPANY. Owegoi
cspitnL $4,000; directors. Henry W. Lyman
George H. Heenan and Harold w smith
New York city.
The sun., 1913-10-24
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
TN, rr> Found for Several City
Dwellings and Small Apart
mcnt House.
LIN>I\H BRANCH ACTIVE
MANY Firms Announce Uptown
- Ecmo>alS--I.ittlc Activity
in the suburbs.
EASING BRANCH ACTIVE

T-Al.E IN real estate In Manhattan
yv-.- u fcd yesterday to several small
.N G- and n small Harlem apar, =
M NuH-c. In The Bronx an investor
r.. .l>,I q vacant property on Jerome
..., throughout the metropolitan
.....' business was light. no transac.
' more than passing interest having
hcar t.pn"'ed from any section. In Man
tt..u tlr leasing ~ lofts and stores
s1t- oI HctN"ly. This Is of course the
I..-.. season for manufacturers and
'... n''p,v From the volume of re-
r- .uW mad" daily OF space leased in
-.r .,w,~ buildings IN the uptown ner-
r..'i, section il would seem that build
4 irgs t1c'r should he on a good income
has los She time the rental season closes
The sun., 1913-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

r IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises DIS sun sets 5ot Moon rise, l. -
hlnli WATER TltiS DAY.
sandyH's =. 2 - Go,.I Island 40 He'll Gate ! 90
Low WATER inns DAY.
sandyHt sJj, Gov Island g.i3 Hell Gate 1853
Arrived Thu f.SDhY. October ~
- Noordcrdyk, a35 \. Nj. ROTTERDAM, Octo-
be IT,
- star OF ireland. \. " Cardiff. october II.
- Michigan 80, \. Nj. Antwerp. October ;.
rs pathau, 3 T. NJ. Oran, october :.
- Cambridge. l.. N Malaga. October ).
- Fernando Poo, : 80 4. Nj. Havana. October l..
- Clement y. NJ. barbados, October 10.
- santa Marta. 1880 \. NJ. hin gston. Octo-
bcr Is
- ADVANCE, sio \ NJ. Cristobai, October Is
- lhi, tea I'd. so \. NJ, 81, Lucia, October IL.
- Ottg. 1910 t. NJ. Wednesday, Nipe, Octo-
Der lb.
- Bowdcn. \ NJ. Rocas del Joro. october IL
= SarulA. irontcra. october ls
- Cumu-. NCM orleans, October l..
- NurthtoNu. Port Arthur, Ten, october u.
- Hamilton. Norfolk. October -.
- Porto Rco. baltimore. october II.
- \iIsinia, Phiidc lphia. October q.
ARRIVED From NlW YORK. ia
- Niagara, at llaNre.
- nai>cr iIGuk Jos, ph !. at Ma pies.
> IauEoula. al Trieste.
SAILED FOR Nl.W YORK.
$ Ma a'c>tlc. from Queenstown.
- lm;sratur. from ,utrOour..
- Cyigitc. from Liverpool
- SdNouia, from Glbraithu.
The sun., 1913-10-24
Will REBUILD sSTU ST. HOUSE.

W-ST 18th STEEET.-Clvde McC.
Nt.. has sold i4l West Eirhty-fifth
s't.t' four story and basement
u.r'U'E ON lot i.x97.6. between CO.
'.Y'hg~ aud Amsterdam avenues The
ll.t,. Ers Lou Adele Brown. will al
To-. th" house into an American base
.c't COY her own occupancy.
VS. NTH STREET.--Mary Hays has
,..l 20 thc United Boros Real Estate
r. play 2o3 and 2o5 West llith
>.-,.'. N s.N story apartment house. on
rot 5oNloN.ll. adjoining the northwest
COY cr Of seventh avenue.
Sr SETH STEEET.--Louis H. Rose
'u bought l2i and 1926 West 136th
-.t.a'. TWO three story and basement
dwellings, on lot 30x99.1l. The sellers
0e~c Mamie T.. Cohen and Louis l..
N'.Ht9 respectively, represented by
Ihl " shapiro as attorney.
The sun., 1913-10-24
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have leased the dwell
Ing NJ $40 West End avenue to Or. A.
l. Soresi.
Tho J. r. Wilton Stuart Company has
l-ased for Frank N. Bowling tho three
story dwelling at 1873 East Thirty-ninth
street 20 Miss Constance Perkins.
II, c. Senior 4 Co. have leased the fol-
lowing dwellings: los and 40 West
SXtv-fourth street to Selmira Restrepo.
= West Sixtieth street to Mrs. A. Mackey.
l8o West Sixty-fourth street to A. q.
Carl'ng, 81 West Sxtieth street to Mrs.
4 Kelly 81 Edgecombe avenue to Louis
- nRston, llt West Elghtieth street to
Ms T.. Savage. 1o7 West Sixty third
s'r"et ~ Mrs. Helen Moran and l43 West
SN'r-third street to Louis Voron.
The Duross Company has leased the
'i-"c story dwelling at 3lS West Nine
'e'n'h street TO Arthur 9. Wootton.
The sun., 1913-10-24
~ wireiess-I.eoni.s vessels.

- France, 40 miles east OF Sandy Hook n,
555 4 n yesterday
- Baltic 40 mites east of Sandy HOOK at q 20
Al
:, Comanche, 40 miles east OF Sandy Hook A.
noon.
Sandy Nunh AT $40 \.
= san GUvlieluIo. 20 uiles EAST OF sandy Hous
a. ruNit
- san Jsclnto Galveston. IS miles east of
d calves ton bar at =. N.
/ s. CIV ~ savannah, savannah, 10 miles soL'h
: OF Sandy Hook AT ( u. NJ.
- MAracaho San Juan ,o7 miles south OF
! Sandy HOOK ats T.. NJ
, - Ci'y of Montgomery. Savannah. crossed
/ lyhcc hRr ~ 5.D t. ".
=, tlty OF Everett and barge So. New Or'csuV
4 2is miles south OF SANDY liook ats = NJ
I s. Monterey, Vera cruz, ~ miles south o' IVA.
T wCuu Shoals NJ noon.
The sun., 1913-10-24
BROk ERAGE NOTES.

H. c. Senior 4 Co. were the brokers In
the recent sale OF 231 West Fifty second
street, for the John T. Brook Company
to Frederick Klingman.
The Batson Farm Agency acted a. broker
IN thS sale Of 1851 Boston road. recorded
yesterday. Kassel Oshinsky. the seller.
exchanged his Bronx nat for large farm
located at Wallingford, Conn. owned by
Pelican Colot.
The sun., 1913-10-24

The protective committee for the first
mortgage bondholders Of the New Dr.
leans, Texas and Mexico Railroad has
withdrawn its objections to the proposed
issue of Sl0.O0O.O00 81. Louis AMI san
Francisco receivers certificates, of which
$1,000 900 are to hc issued as soon as
Judge Sanborn OF the United States Cir
cult Court signs the order.
The sun., 1913-10-24

For Ncw Jersey cloudy to day. probably
clst winds
day. probably tan to morrow. moderate
southeast ana south winds
toi Western Sew York rain 20 day ana
rr"haby tomorrow, moderate variable
winds
NEW YORK. oct, THE centre ~ de-
precision whl'h wds over Texas on " Wcdrcs
day moved eastward and Was over Louisiana
amt Mississippi NestcrdhN
Rain tel " tho ,iuif states. IN. Mississippi
Nalc,. northward into tn. ohio VALLEY ana
on the Texas coast
Generally fair weather preNaied in the
| Atlantic states and over all sections vest OF,
the MississirpL
The rrcssurc was h.rh over IN. Atlantic
| states and lower lake regions iu tho south -
west aud =, the west ot tn" Rocky Noun
| tains. and low over tho north central states.
Temperatures were higher over prSoticslY
| all parts of the country. except from the
! lower Missouri Valley s"uthwatd INTO tus
modlc and west Gult states and In that
| section they wcrc decidedly lower.
! Freezing weather covered parts Of Mt,ht.
san. Minnesota, Iowa. Illinois. northern Mis-
/ souri ard the southwestern Statcs.
| In this ciiy the day ~Hs fsir and warmer /,
midity. oo per cont. barometer, corrected
| ; T. NJ. 3o.i5
recorded by 'nc oirca thermometer, is shown
| L..
The sun., 1913-10-24
A>DIRON CLuB's NEW HOME.

Bryan J.. Kennedy, with Pease & Eli
ntn, has leased the Ave story American
basement dwelling at I3o West Seventy
se-ond street TO the And!ron Club. OF
which Col c. NJ. Van Ham Is president.
The club. which is now located at 200
West Seventy first street. will move into
tho new quarters about November Is
The sun., 1913-10-24
INVESTOR buys BRONX PLOT.

JEROME AVENUE. -- Edmund Coffin
ts ~a'd 20 an investor through T. H.
MosNer the gor. shape plot formed by
'uc 'rrSrc'ion ~ Jerome and crom-
We. avenues and 1sIth street. The
'.u' has f-outaees Of 81 feet on Jerome
avenue. - feet on Cromwell avenue
and irregular in depth
The sun., 1913-10-24

WASHlNGToN, oct "a. Tn battle d.
the tugs lnnna ana Pcnltcok Al Port.
mouth y. H., the torpedo boat RaNcs o.
Annapolis. the tug Urcas a. Ho,k',ud Mc
thr tender Alert at san Pedro, the supp 9
ship Lebanon AZ Phiade elphia. the torpedo
hoats 1uEry and Thornton ,t conway. s.
In, cruiser cincinnati nt SNatow.
The transport pra,rir hAs sailed from,
II lmptOn Roads for Philadelphia and ih-
torpedo boat TruNtpu from san Pedro Or
SAN Diego.
The sun., 1913-10-24

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
Fifth street, Garden city, l.. J., a
three story residence. for the Garden
city Company. TO Argyll r. Parsons. vice.
president Of a brokerage firm.
The sun., 1913-10-24
RI,S FAR ROCkAWAY HOME.

". 4 donaldson has sold for Mrs.
g ttNS Hewlett Suits her residence at
7" Nelson avenue, Far Rocklway, to
Isaac Mct2ger. who Will remodel the
ho Is. Tor his own occupancy.
The sun., 1913-10-24
BREWERS BUYIN RICHMOND.

u = cornell has sold for the North
$ rc Building Loan and savings AsSocia-
'.,n the property Of Joseph II. Tumas at
'H" ,'rner OF Fingerboard road ana Marie
.-,f. Grasmere, To the LembeCk X B.tz
E'S.r Brewing Company.
The sun., 1913-10-24
SALE NEAR JAMAICA BAY.

Joseph T.. Day has sold TO Grover /.
Y scr 4 plot +ox100 on the north side OF
. ,lXt'l,m avenue. 40 feet east o. Hatch
''~leuue AT Howard Estates
The sun., 1913-10-24

SELECT ipar,incn,, for par
tlcular People. The Nblihl
Agency viii ma one for yut
w,,hou, cost OF trouble,
- West &2d 81 neat il',b Ave
BJySnt ss9o.
The sun., 1913-10-24
new REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany YostordHN;
Tho WOmsn's coionizing Bureau. Manhat
IA; capital. 100000, directors Mary h.
The sun., 1913-10-24
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOkLSN not lSES FOR SALE.

entlcman's = hne residence three story brick de
tached dwelling. with grounds; nrcproof cot
struction, tile roof. nineteen rooms, baths. con
Scrvatory; hail open 10 roof. open sSa turdAys
sundays . To y. NJ, ~ Plazs Street. prospcc
Park Plaza. Brooklyn. Address LOCKE. 81
Seventh av.. Brookyn
The sun., 1913-10-24
l.. e. GILES BUYS At STANFORD.

Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have sold to l.. C.
q les Of New York large tract on
Rogers road Shippan Point. Stamford
Conn. Mr. Giles will Immediately erect a
re- dcnce
The sun., 1913-10-24
lat ls9 MONTAGUE STREET.
Nv william H. Smith.

PARCEL Of land on highway leading from
Unionville TO Gravesend village adj land
of Gsrret stryker estate. a50xl6sx irres;
also Hay <tth st, n y, zoo henson
av. 26slixissx irreg; also Ray %ad st.
n W 5, 100 $ W Benson sv. .-xs7. sx irrcK;
also BAY 48d st. W r. 900 = Benson
av. S0x77x irreE-Chas IL Merrill agt
Josephine Consdinc ct al: action No. ;
10 the plaintin. .............,,slO 600
The sun., 1913-10-24
Army and Navy orders.

WASHtNtiTON. oct ?3.--These army
ordrrs we're issued to-day:
capt W + screws. Twenty sixth lnfan'
try. relieved from assignment IN that regi'
mcn',
capt o ! Charles from Seventeenth te
Th,rtocuth Infantry.
'ol. + q Ilodgson ousrt"rmas''r Ccrp'
10 the retired list.
The sun., 1913-10-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday ~ Man.
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat II vEsEy STREET.

lat ~ NESEY STREET
by Henry Brady.
18th Av r. 2lith to 2l5th st. y to
Hudson River: also 2l4th ~ W. ss. 75 w
l4,h av, IS? sx2js II to ?l3th st X Ss95x
1891. vacant--M q Levy agt T Van
WaEonen ct al. uue. s65, o0l 2I taxes, &c,
Sl,o<Ssl: Stub 10 two mtges aggregating
$4,000. to the piaintin. ........... .ss7,ssj
lat 3a0s THIRD AVENUE
BY l.. j. Phillips 4 So.
BRIGGS Av. ?7j7. T. i60 iesth st, COX
s2.sx2Ox92,t. 3 rty dwg--H Gibson agt
August Nelson ct al: due, s7O4?,8s; taxes
&C. 340006 to the paintn ...... $50
BY Herbert A. sherman
Sd Av, <52o. 1894 st. s4x5s. . sty
tint h stores--Wm Studbrink agt AleHan-
der Development co ct al; due. N,+2e1s; ;
taxes &c. Sl,t0+7l; sub to pr mtgc,
S633 800, adjourned to October 30.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. AS T., sc c Park av. iooA2a, g
stv tnt--Iohanna Zuleger agt Aida ANA
bile ct al. due. S5,S2s.0s: taxes. sc,
,sa7ts; sub TO mtge $4,000; TO the plain.
4o9 3O0
The sun., 1913-10-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for TO.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New Sork ana scutk-
~rn New England, r1oudy TODAY,
probs bly, followed by rsin - uisht,
Tomorrow. rain, moderate scuth.
east md east winds.
The sun., 1913-10-24

II.ui A " Miles from thc 'at'Ir 80 'I'
I,auH'r
Surgeon y i R'tckvood FROM 'h - ID
station 10 huU" tut vttt uNu''@
Ha.sri Assistant Irg"uu NJ b. 'I-. d.
from thr Kansas 10 iho Snlt," -
Passed Assistant StrS''u ! h"ss'
from the Soltrr 10 the l. .HsSa
The sun., 1913-10-24

APARTMENTS Of i-2-3 rooms and bath. :. e.
cor \2d u. and Madison av.. and others. Apply
u. X. JAMESON, Supt., Oo 5,h aN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-31
Leave YOUR little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your ncighborhood.

One in your ncighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Board & Mcclure. a.h and sta.
RutIor 4 Field. Druggists. 3rd and Indiana ave.
Postal Telegraph. 1924 y. y. ave.
cisw9s psns Sto1s .,h an, and !! ss ave
T. VI Day Druggist. 1+th and T. SITS
rismer's Pharmacy. 18th aud Columbia road
Gentner Drug sto-c. 18th and sts
H.rbst's Drug store. 18th and Ia are
Holtzclaw's Newsstand. 1905 Pa. ave.
interior Dept, sth and +. Postal Telegraph
g. Kann Sons & Co.. Informa ton Bureau
raul Pearson Druggist. 18th and Florida ave. n ~.
r. H. Ridgway Pharmacy, Conn and Fla ayes
Roland wallace Newsstand and Stationery Store,
re1s.bury's Drug store. a54o 18th NV.
Union Station. Postal Telegraph;
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph
il3c Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph.
Quigleys Drug Store. 2lst and g sts
GEORGETOWN:
oponnelrs Drug Store 32nd and SITS.
Pride's Pharmacy. 18th and + SITS.
Postal Telegraph. 1919 Wisconsin ave
NORTHEAST,
Leh-'s Pharmacy. 4th and stanton pl: ne
p X. Richardson * Co, y. Cap. and + sts.
Keneaiy'e Pharmacy. y Cap. and I SITS
Taylor & Lamb. 18th and F. Cap. SITS.
T. NJ NcWillisnls' Pharmacy. 18th and II sfs ne
yea,man. n A.. Pharmacy. 7th aud ne.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 18th and East Cap SITS.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store. 18th and Pa. ave sc
NJ s. Fealy Druggist 18th and Pa. ave
SOUTHWEST:
lith 81. wharf Postal Telegraph Office.
Sulivan's Drug Store, 9Th and SITS sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-31
Star w AHs
Get Best Results
RATES.

Helm situations Lost and Found. Rent Rooms
Country Board ETC.. one cent q word each time
To- IS words or more.
MISCELLANEOUS Sales aud Wants. business Up
p,rtunities Automobiles. etc, one cent wofu
each time for three or more times, win 10
word minimum.
Business Announcements. Real Estate, Apart.
ments ETC. four lines more. three times, 10
tent. a line each time. with a decreasing rate
fo- a longer period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-31
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE (Continus

AUTO STORAGE, 50 per month: 15c wash q
polish. We also buy and sell cars
Automobile Exchange l34i W NV
Phone ~ o36o