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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
BIG MAY
FESTIVAL FRIDAY
600 kindergarten Children Are
Being Trained

Friday afternoon Calumet and
laurium residents will have an ,p-
pvrWniN to cnlo, another OF the IN
torcstus series yr May Music Fcst,.
,a,s, two OF which were presented az
tho arm, Thursday and Friday even.
mss at last week. bl graded school
aud high Schuvl pupils
THIS The third number. VIII bc en-.
uIey different in nature The kinder
present their daily rhythm work, the
. rgSt essential to good musical train
ing They viii also sing number
ut suuas and give few folk dances.
Foo much stress cannot hc laid upon
I The importance uf this work Tor it not
/ vu.y furnishes the foundation OF tho
] Eater work ian music. but has mean
ms with reference Go American lie
;ha, i~ still deeper
one ut thc sad features Of immigra
uop i~ ta, breaking away of the chit
,rou from the traditions OF the par
cnts. leaving the parents who are ton
old to adjust themselves 10 the coudi-
tiurS II e new country. lonely, uuap-
prce.airj and misunderstood 10y their
,uu ,hidrru TIA, smart young Am
'r.cau children or foreign stock do not
understand thcn own historic setting.
dc not understand their parents or tho
muguiUp az family traditions and cus-
,uuH. W. W America have recognized
,H, 1aluy Of the labor which the i'm
I.H..I.t..fe
aaNe nos appreciated the wealth of
tradition ud cNpcrl,u,r which its ON
Joutsd iu the race history of our i'm.
migrants. Vet the great Sucial COM
p"sjt, jHat is developing in America
s ru 'Uhud,Wout not only of thc
physical abilities of the old countries
hut a.r. .uriuucs strands OF their aes-
ta'r. .f. no soc "A group Of for
,i-u BORN people cooperating in
bringing to us not only their labor bu,
their literature. their music, their folk
uJuciug is 90 understand something Of
hat Is happening in connection with
jag Tolls dance movement. 1t makes the
people feel that they belong, that they
.rr h,.Hs recognized and that the
alj is being used in tn" construction
of the U"W.
The teachers Of ;hc various kinder
eartcus haze worked increasingly To-
make u,yt Fridays program a fitting
Ima> 90 "A festival that has been 81
eucr,s~ru I'm every way. No time or
.appr has been spared IN the part Of
'ac teachers and they deserve 4
.uoat dcal of praise for the part which !
.H', tab, in making Calumet a center
T must Tor this part OF the country. |
The pupils OF tie 9Th anu 9th grades /
rv working diligently in preparation |
,lo living nag, which will also bc |
resented Friday The program which |
follows viii begin promptly at $50 !
clock friday afternoon at the Pa
Frra.
60 Song Of Greeting.
DuD Dance Of greeting Dansh).
How dye do my partner.
Gormar Knapp Dance
Ijvius Game.
Tho Brownie Dance.
Ia song -'fhc Grocery Boy.
tu) Rocking horse game.
Kuu Eanccrs CSWcdish).
al Soug-The Little shoemaker
u,l Thc Shocmakcrs dance dam
SIN.
Indian Dance.
Knapp Dance (Swcdism
Ca N1y Pole song
oI) MAY Pole Dance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the many Hid
friends aud neighbors who 40 kindly
assisted us during our late sad be-
reavement caused by the death Of our
husband aud father, Richard Collins.
Especially would we thank Rev. FL
dred and the choir OF the LauriiIm NJ.
y. Church ana all those who sent tho
beautiful floral offerings and cards of
sS mpathy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
ELKS' COUNT INCREASES,

ilng Contest, Feature OF May Festival,
IS Nearing az End.
But one more count will be made In
tHo diamond ring contest, a feature in
connection with the May festival which
calumet lodge of Elks will stage at the
nrmury Wednesday evening. Ballot
loN"s viii bc closed tomorrow evening.
. hc count today follows:
Miss Gidlcy $500
Miss 500.
Miss Lester 900.
Miss GCtChcll-S.300.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
PONY CONTEST BEGINS.

Ten competitors hav" entered the
luuy contest of the Calumet Boys club
gay at noon. The standings follow:
Rudolph Specialists.
William O'Ncil-lSi.
-. O'Neil--220.
Alvin Stcphcns-2i5.
Ruricil Hawlcy--G03.
Ray Trcvartheu-252
Andrew TIanlil-l0S
Other contestants are Alvin Bartlc,
Alfred Dcmarois, Edward Olcsk and
Mike Butala.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-29

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DIXIE LIMITED

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
REALTY NOTES.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Gem
pany loaned $4,000 to the Broadway and
18th Street Realty Company on the two
story Audubon Theatre and loft building.
located on the east side OF Broadway be-
tween l65'h and l65th streets. The mort
gage Is at . per cent and becomes dro
on August Z. 1914 The Title Guarantee
Company has also loaned 5000 to Harry
J.. Robbins for three years at per cent
on the four story dwelling house at No.
70 East SJth street.
J.. Gougct was the broker IN the sale OF
tie dwelling 80. ii9 West 18th street II
Dr Bclisarlo Nalvcrdc. reported recently.
James T.. Barry & 60. have been app
pointed agents for Nos. ~ and Ses East
18TH street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11

RICE-The local market was unchanged.
with only fair demand from distributors
New crop arrivals becoming treer ana opera
tors are boiling of 9 saGp' GTioS OF loTs
4isc: fair. 8 a4stc, good. 4stG0c; prime o..
d5'ac: choice. 5sQ5i2c; Japan, 3Ss9+'7c'
Patna. 6i4Q6$c.
SUGAR. Rchned unchanged at 46Oq
4 zoe for fine graduated. There was little
better demand in new business, and Withdra"
ais we're fair. The following prices are quoted
by the American Sugar Refining Company
CRYSTAL dominoS. 2-lh cartons. half or fun SIZE
pieces. 7sOQ7gJc in p cases: do cases. . 10
cartons, and 7.4oc in p cases, eagle tablets;
5.60c: cut loaf j.60c. crushed. 51oc; moiI
\ and eagle. J-lb bags powdered. =. 10
cubes and eagle confectioners' granulatei
5.0Jc: NNHN powdered. l.9Jc, ana 1.ioc III
containers. 2j-lb bulk: powdered and coarse
pow dered and eagle coarse graduated, 4.sVt
fruit powdered and eagle extra tine granl
lated. 4.soc; Domino graduated. cases . 81
and 10 cartons. DOC. and DOC In 2 cases
eagle, =. 81 and 10 cartons, fine granulated,
DC: 2-ib bags do. = Zoe: lib bags do J.uJi,
Oh bags do. &c. ION bags do. i.91c' - anu
tne granGlated and diamond \; 4Soc; Coh'Ss
TONERS A. 6jc. No T. 4.5jc; No :. JOc; No
3. 445c; No 4 A40c; No .. 1850; No o. 40,
No T. &c: No :, 400; No 9. 4.l5c; No ~,
4 lCc; No II. 4O5c: No II, a.: Nos H. II and
10 $3.50. Raw quiet. with sellers asking
lee for cost and freight, but buyers un-
willing to pay over Is &c. spot prices were
3 zoe for centrifugal, 3 26c for musyoNado ana
8 Ole for mOlaSscs. London beet sugar was
reported with sellers at quotations, which we're
qs CSC for September. 3S Pad for November
and 9s 81 for May. according 10 the early
cable but curb prices we're trfe lower on
near positions. September being quoted " ga
October 9s 1S,d and May rs 10. Nl,e't
Gray report the movement OF sugar al hlltu
states Atlantic ports for the week as follows.
Receipts. II .7G6, against 5G.GI3 the previous
week. 305OI last year ana Isl ~ M ri
meetings 50 0tU. against J3WD. 5000 ana
45 $50. total stock 2+S.sj3 against -oo'oe"
1862 and 13l JG2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
DYKER HEIGHTS PROJECT
Half Million Dollars in Brooklyn
Building Plan.

A building project for the Dyker
Heights section which II is estimated will
involve about $4,000 will result from the
purchase of the land on both sides Of
18th and 18th streets. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth avenues. By the Brown
Weiss Realty Company. reported recently.
The owners now plan 10 erect thirty
nine three story apartment buildings on
the property plans for which VIII ~,
filed this week with the Department OF
Building oy Emery Roth. architect The
buildings are to be located III one Of the
best nclghborhoods Of Dyker Heights. nnI
the builders say that the Improvement
will be In keeping with the surrounding
property. Each building will occupy a
plot OF ground 25Xl00 feet.
Henry Picrson Il co. sold No. GIG PARK
Place, above Vanderbilt avenue. a three
story modern dwelling house. To Ida
Freisc. for occupancy; also No. go Park
Place. two story dwelling house, for
Walter ~. Dodd The same brokers
leased tho building No. 27 Flatbush
avenue for the Realty Associates. and the
dwelling house ut No. los Prospect Place
Tor NJ T.. Fnngan.
Tutino q Ccrny sold for Walter
Schwartz the two story and basement
yelling house At No. J4ii Sixth avenue
to client for occupancy
The McInerncy- Kllnck Realty Company
sold for Frederick Kaiser No. 1871 Flat
bush avenue. q three story brick fiat
house. with store. north Of Dorchester
Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Dr. Francis J.. kinnicutt has leased his
dwelling house. at 40. 80 East 3sth street
to Miss sarah Patterson. II is a five story
house Oh lot 29x9S9 feet, adjoining the
northwest corner of Park avenue.
William \. White n Sons leased TO
Phillips a LYMAN. manufacturers OF
haudkerchicls. the eutlrc four lofts I'm the
recently rcmod,lled building. Nos. us and
llJ Leonard street.
Albert H. Ashforth Inc, leased the first
loft at No. l32 Madison avenue. At the
southwest corner OF Jlst street, FOR the
Fooley Furniture Company 10 the Light
ing studios Company, dealers IN lighting
fixtures. also leased for Frankcl Brothers
the store and basement ~ No. SIS East
sd street and offices IN the Ackcr. Mcr-
rail- n Coudit building, Firth avenue and
5Jth street. TO III. Raymond.
King Brothers rented for a term OF
wears from August Luchow the store Nos.
lON and liO East 18th street
Ncil l.. puToss leased TO Katherine Nor
wood No. Sj1 Lexington avenue. dwell
ing house. near 6Ith street. for two years.
Wright Barclay, Inc, leased No l2J
Lexington avenue TO John Wragge also
two floors az No. l5J Lexington avenue
for the estate OF Thomas H. Riley.
The VI. Morgcnthau Jr. COMPANY has
leased for the estate OF Caroline Scclig-
man the four story and basement house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate business vas reported IN
steamer chartrfins. with sales about a Ihs'
utio,ed The demand for additional tonnage
sas limited quotations 90 LN'fp"ol aHH
London "a nominal. Glasgow. 20. E"it
Ifu Sc. HAMBURG 80 PIGS. br'meh. 90
lfgs. Hull 2i,d. Bristol ID. Antwerp "a
rrrli fnr orders - 81. picked pori- large
tonnage. - SO nominal. cotton 90 Liverpool
Der Loo n %. CHARTERS BRUSH s''a,"
e. ISIS ions. st,c. products. hence 10 Ma
Mia and Iapau. private terms. september
British steamer 1855 tons. transatlantic
trade one "trip on timr charter. pIINdl"
terms prompt. Dutch steamer. 2.1Jo tons.
coal Norfolk TO the Mediterranean pfl'at,
terms September. Norwegian steamer 80
tons same: Norwegian steamer. 90 tons
deals Sew Richmond 20 West Briiaio or
East ireland. about cd I'd. ScDtcmbfr' t't'-
min steaner. 1890 tons, timber. cur 10
Genoa and iori CGtana 1885 81 one lbs
Sd n both. ports. october NoNtmb'T. bilt-
ish steamer . b26 tons. cotton. Wilmington
y g. 10 Liverpool 33s. option bremen. 1hs ~.
S-ltemhc!: steamer. lci2 tors. coal BaIt-
moro 10 Tampco, private terms. prompt
Italian bark. ! .236 tons. bones. Bucuos Ayres'
10 New York or Ihilads lphia. 81 10. schoon-
r. lf51 tons. coal Philadelphia 90 Porto
Rico. private tcrms: schooner. go tons coal
PHILADELPHIA TO cay Frsnci-, private terms,
schooner ~ tons luWhcr Savannah 20 Phil
adelphIa 81 -. schooner. - tons. lumber
WigGinf to Ncw York. 81 30 and loaded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11

Willard D., Straight. Of the banking hrm
Of J. J.. Morgan & CO.. has leased me
house Of Alvin w. Krech at No. Il East
Library block. OH the Fifth avenue front
age Of which Henry G. Frlch IS erecting
his new costly home.
The house leased by MIR. Straight was
recently completed and is a five and a
half story American basement structure c.
on a lot 25Xloo feet. II is fanked on
either side by the new Mo rls and Moore
homes Twelve fine houses have been
built on the former library block. anu
two others will shortly be under con-
struction. one FOR William Iiegler. IT..
on list street and another VIII be DUH
by Dr. Walter Il. James on 10Th street
thus leaving but four lots AT the Madi-
son avenue end TO be improved
Last February Mr.. Straight purchased
site for residence at the north coEH'i
Of Firth avenue and 9th street from \,
uavman and Emanuel Blumensteil. FAT
of tn. contract Of sale was that MI
Straight was TO build his house Wlth'l
one year. Because OF this. 1t Is assumed
that the Krech dwelling was rented Tor
the winter months.
There will be no glass building er'c'''
on n nve-foot strip OF lani oNt+ndlha
hack 100 feet at the southeast corner "i
Worth street and broadway. ilahs TOT
such a structure. 90 be two stores III
height. were filed some months ago oy -
7 Berg. architect for iIcnry ". Hayden
a l,ovcr and owner OF the strip.
The familiar one story shed "hl'h
housed a miniature cafe. express ONCE
ciror stand and boothiack pdrior' Il
now Icing reconstructed on more mon
crn style. The RuEgles- Robnsou COM
many have been given tn" contract Tor
tho alteration. which Is now under WAY.
over the shed space will be devoted -
sigu purpose.
Builders Yesterday obtained a yaIHao''
nropcrty In the vicinity OF Mcklnl'J
s,uar, which " II be utilized FOR apart
mont houses. The property Is known a.
40 ne: 10 loC Boston Road. and consists
~ TWO frame houses on plot Of nine los.
II has boon sold by the LAWYERS l'te
Insurance Company 20 the Mason con
strlctiun Company. which viii imm'ui-
,t,Iv begin the erection Of apartment
houses.
Tic site fronts 1904 feet on Boston
Road. and on the southerly and northe'Iy
lines u measures los and 10 feet re-
spoctivelv. II Is between l6Sth and lvo'n
streets. iust south OF the Junction oil
Caldwell avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11

charles Cohen to Estelle Cohen. 3o4 IVES, "a
81 ontg sz-'OO) all liens; Sept 3; 81: attornovs
Levy q Levy. So Liberty ST.
be 9TH F,s 81; 10 East: sly brk, Sxlo22; Her
Brooklyn mtg 5000; Sept s. 81 at,orna,
{ Cohen, 81 Park Row ''''
a3D ST. go West; sly brk. sex irreg raur,
Opper to Victor Upper, 6a West rr "a a,.s
mtg $4,000: May 20; sl00 ave
n'tIH ~, I'll East: sty brk 25xiO0 #, Pant.
brown ana ano 10 Mira Balie Mattltuck Ions
Island mag $1,000: sept 4; 81; attorney. IA
ward $ Clinch. 81 Park Row "'-
IyTH ST. :. l75 II OF Broadway Nv
lVll; Frances Thompson TO Julius Tisbusr
q sons. 2s9 Broadway mtg sIi5 OO0, SCR, ~
slVo' attorneys, Stoddard & Mark. l2s Broad
IO2D ST. iG West; ) sty brk. 2e.1lxiOo11 ,for.-
closure. Sept p John " Rogsn. rof. 10 Po,,nS-
ridge Realty 90. 217 Broadway (mtg 81 ooi.
sept = over and above mtg. $500: attornsy
T iC5TH TG ST. s e. n s. s!ordT s,y srk
frances thompson 10 Julius Tishman a
sons; ~ broadway: Sept S: 500. attorneys
Stoddsrd Mark. l2s Broadway
l06TH ST. IS West q sty Lrl. t50,,oo,,
Frankfort Realty 60 to Cath VI Dunn 59s ~
st. brooklyn; a r. and Ontg s2sS O0O,. g.,
.; 81 attorney. l. \ Jafter. ~ Chambers ., 'P'
18TH ST. l53 and 155 East. sty brk n,
loo11: Max Cohen 90 Jacob Freeman ~, ~:
Boston I'd = part: all title mtg Si5 Oco,. A..
o. 500; attorneys. Davis & Davis. 81 chan
Lers st " |"dn-
IoGTI 81. = :. 275 II y OF 7,h ave o7,oo,,
Arthur l'risbarc 80 A 2 20, as V,i1Iia a,' ~
q c; Sept .; 500; attorney, c shesrn 20 30
Nassau ST '"' ~
i2GTH ST. 236 and 23s West s,v ~, "a
'o.ll: same 70 same; c; sept y 500; sane
i27Tff ST. ~ East sty brk. tsa,oa,,.
Edwin Ifeck to Louise Cleveland lO3 A.,
81, Proi idence. mtg Sl2.OOD: SEPT 10. q
llVIH 81. 80 West. lNxI0; Harry e yerrsn
to Daniel II Martin, at Glens Falls. n Y: Sen,
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11

LEMON AVE. " cor 10th ST. 2tlix7j:
Peter Doelger ct al eXrs, TO Peter Doelger
Brewing co. 407 East 18th st. June d: 81. at
torneys. Amend & Amend. 1I9 Nassau -.
10 Mngdalene n Kennedy and ano. 1894 Lex
ington ave; Il part; Sept 8; 800; attorney.
II g Kuilich. 233 Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 8 cor Hist ST. .0x
loH: Emma and Alice DlboUr to Msry O'Shea.
100 West 143d 81; b and :. sent 10: 800; attor
nov. Title Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broad
WORTH ST. 10 and 81, 49IxIOo: d Grant
to Grant co. Inc San Francisco. Cal; and s.
Aug 6S1
WEST END AVE. :. 10 Il OF Tooth st.
2,>55: West End ave- cor ioist ST. iiG iOx
inD; Julius Tishmsn e. Sons to Margaret X
French. SIS West End ave mtg s5J4oo,; SEPT
2; sloo: attorneys. stoddard Mark, l2s
81 AVA W $. 5N4 It OF 59th st. 25x75:
Rose Cramer 10 Max 4 Crsmer, $50 West SD
-: all Hens; Dec o. 1909: 500
Peter Doelger 81 al. eNrs, 10 Peter Doeger
Brewing 90. iO7 East 10Th st; June 8; 81: at To-
tolneys Amend & Amend. 1i9 Nassau 81.
I'd AVE. cor sOth st. 2i5 East. 81. IKE;
also s0th ST. 243 East :. % sNJl1. same TO
s9ne; June 9: 81 attorney. same.
Cd. AVE. 1886. cor seth 81. %. 2xIs same
to same. June 9; 81 attorney. same
STH AVE. $500 and 2s02 8 . cor i4oth 81.
3I3Xl"0: Chas Cohen to Hattie Kessler. 7ol
Vest 18Th 81 mtg $4,000: all Hens Sept .;
81: attorneys. Levy & Levy. 81 Liberty ST.
poegor 81 al. eyrs. to Peter Doeger Brewing
Co f0I East 18th ST. June 6; 81; attorneys,
Amend & Amend. ll9 Nassau -
9Th ST. GO East. - 9xao 10; 9Th 81 627
East. n $. 49Vo0 10 Louis Weisman to Fanny
Weisman, IS West li3th 81. = part; all title,
all li'ns Sept S 500. attorney. T. A Locke.
lvoG seneca ave. Evergreen. l. !.
9TH ST. 3i5 East. - 9NF2 3; Louis Woisrnan
and ano 10 Fanna Weisman and Pauline
Ian lcyhaum. go West lilth ~: all liers: Sept
:. 81; attorney + a Locke 1905 Seneca ave.
Evergreen. l. I.
22D ST. 2G3 West. 1saxos.e norecosure
Trno -; Samuel S'ra sbourger referee 10 Mar
garet = Han. Hg West it.th st: Sept 10.
o J: sjDr. attorneys. Eisman Levy. Corn &
9TH ST. 50 West. i6xa93; Arthur Brisbane 70
II 5 CO. e3S William 81: q G: sept 2. $780,
attorney g Shoarn. 80 Nassau st.
18Th ST. u West: sty brk. 2lx9S .. same 10
ssIne. q O.. sept .: 800; attorney a. above
18Th ST. . West sty hrk. 2eXsse; same 70
same o: sept o. sl00: attorney above
9TH ST. 10 West. sty brk q JXl0O5: same
10 same: g; Sept 2. 500. attorney as above
9TH ST. i6 West. sly brk 20X00J same
70 same; g: Sept =. 500. attorney as above
9TH ST. IS West: , sty brk l9x10: same 10
same: q: Sept % 500. attorney as above
10Th ST. g. $50 II Of "a ave, lsXlO0:
Charles and Rebecca cohen 20 Bessle Cohen.
30i West "a 50: sept .; 81; attorneys, Levy &
Low. ~ Liberty ST.
I'D ST S04 West: I stv brk 1sXl53x irreE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
The Bronx.

BROADWAY, = :. 10 Il OF rr.rnop, n
23NlOp; ROBIN ave. 3, 300 II 9 OF Nadison
ave. 21xlO0. lots So and &c. map " n Wallace:
Isaac RaWitzor ct al 20 lille Stelnberg. iSp
Washington ave; sept ;; slCO
ciiATTERTON AVE. .. 1876 II OF DIM
stead ave 2N-; John W Dick to Albert
Ioelpel' 9J6 East l72d Ct: sept 2 mtg 81 500;
slOo' aLtorhey, Title Guarantee and Trus, Co
l7G Broadway. ~
CATHERINE ST. e S, COS II OF Samuel a..
a strip, 0lxl1I: John Cornell e, al 10 Chss "
ATTORNEY. Hallock, 800 East lsoth o..
DAILY AVE. $, 10 II Of i7sth o.. a
STRIP ABB: John Vogel 70 Chas N Br.idsn-
o ~ Ds.g 9o ave- G. Aug /; 81: attorney.
GROVE ST. " =. HIS Il q OF Woodruff
ave 2JN-. Bernhard Moral TO ? Elb.rs
Thomas. 1857 Crctona ave; May 20: 81; attor-
hey, WIN G MIlligan +sl East fremont ave.
$50. block 1910, -x-r: Geo Murray 70 Thos p
Huser. go West 18th ~: sept 8. 81: attorney.
Edw s Thompson, - William st,
LOTS 307. 30s. 317 ~ 3d. map ST Joseoh'.
Orphan Asylum: VIM Steinberg 81 al 20 Mn.
ME Raroitzer. 1855 Bathgats avei Sept o.
PROSPECT AVE, n " cor L.tsy.e. .y.
o2xsj: Hubert L MulIarty 70 Bes,ries
scheinberg, $50 East 10th St; Sept 0; siooy
attorney Title Guarantee Co. l7S Broadwsy
- T ,6d> AVE; vs.. 800 :, Of chg q.
~ 60. 1903 Franklin ave; Sept 2. 500; at
torney, Freeman, 40 Nassau st.
Union AVE. W =. 22j n 9 Of l5lst st 7ol
100. Augusta Thorner 70 Francis c Thornsr
5sI Union ave: Nov !, 1912 (mtg $4,000; 81
UNION AVE. 5 . cor Dawson 81. 27.5.sAs.
Jas " Donohue, ref 20 Anna HUFFMAN ~
West 18th ST; Sept ?: s2i. 1000; attorneys
kurzman & Frankenheimer rs Broad 81
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. :. $3.50 It ee
l5lst 81. 2jxGo: Caroline Huerstei 20 Jennis
Kossow. 327 Wyona st. Brooklyn; Sept g.;
81: attorney, L Crooks. $50 Montsgus e.
BROOKLYN
135TH ST. s. 100 Z. o, Canal 81 wsr.
Cox: DIN J stephens 20 DIN Stephens
Inc. l3Sth 81 and Mott Haven Canal: Aug q:
81: attorney, r Pslliser. 100 william st
SAME PROPERTY; same 70 q Robitzek A
Bro. Inc. Rider ave and 18Th 81. Aug -: 81;
same attorney
l3STH ST. 651 Fast. cor cypress ave.
IS. sXioo; Peter Doelger 81 al eNrs Peter Do.l-
ger. 10 Peter Doelger Brewing co, 40T East
Doth st: June s: 81; attorneys. Amend 4
Amend. ia Nassau 81,
Ii7TH ST. 1878 East. e. 81 6s7a Frank
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with namc and address OF lessee)
COLUMBUS AVE. S23. north store; Philip
Goldwasser IN Charles Stegherr: yrs from
May !. 1913; $3.50: address, S33 Columbus ave.
HUDSON TT, III and ll9, " cor Of Nortn
Moore st. all: William II + Totten ct al to
the Bayer Co: 1912 yrs from July !, 1915
Sl2.500: address. Rensselaer,. y Y.
NORRIS PARK AVE. ga. store, etc; Charles
Nilsson to Edward Huse; s-i2 yrs frem Sept
l. 1913: $500
RIVTNGToN ST. 20 all; Michael Karp TO
Isaac Leibowitz 10 yrs from Sept 10, 1913;
$500: address. 70 Riyington St
9TH AVE- cor of 10Th ST. part Of base
ment and stand: James Rakspuios 10 Zaxareas
Tslehados; ) yrs from July 20, 1915; A2); adj
dress, III West 18th 81.
Hath ST. re to 176 East. ALL Jacob Marx
TO u Berkelhsmmer yrs from oct !, 1913;
s. 100: address. 81 East 10th St
Realty co 10 Max FredOerg: from Sept
!. 1913. 81. 200 address, Is East i27th a.
ETH ST. = East y of store; same 10 j
Alexander 20; yrs from Sept ], 1918; Loo
ADDRESS, IS East 10th ST
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WHEAT AND CORN HIGHER
Chicago Grain Prices Affected by
Canadian Tariff Plans.

Chicago. sept 1o.--Whoat scored An al
vance to-day on assurances that snip
ments free Of duty from Canada into the
United states could be made until after
the Canadian Parliament has assembled
I'm January. and removed duties against
wheat from this country. The market
closed steady at prices varying from last
nights level TO &c higher. Corn finished
&C 10 sc off 20 sc w. oats down &c to
a.aisc and provisions At 2i.c to eeizc de-
cline Range OF prices:
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GETS sRIARClIFF ESTATE.

The Briarcln Realty Company sold the
property of Miss Jessie Dlnwlddi" al
Scarborough on the Hudson. consisting OF
three acres and a modern house. in the
immediate neighborhoOd OF the estates OF
Hubert Rogers. James Sp'ycr Y. EVert
MACY and Walter W Law. Tho purchaser
will remodel the house and make eXten-
sivc improvements. The property was held
AT 700
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BUYS CONNECTICUT FARM.

Tacn1lcr & Scho!z sold a i52-acre farm.
with buildings. stock tools and lumber
mill near clinton, Conn. Tor Andrew
Staloway TO Henry Newhousc. who gave
IN part payment a Two family house AZ
Woodhavon. Long Island. Tho same
brokers resold the farm 10 Louis Robin
son and others
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JAMAICA HOUSE FOR TRADE.

Neil +. Duross bought from the Eagle
Saving and Loan Company Il two story
stucco dwelling house. on plot voN!0p feet,
on Hawtroe avenue, Jamaica. In part PAY
mcut Mr.. Duross gave lot on the south
side Of lott avenue, 80 feet cast Of Bris-
TON nNnnMc.