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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-02-06
An indefinite Number.

Three-year-old Andrew was Ia &
rather petulant mood. and in order
to restore his customary good hu-
NOR his mother promised him some
preserved Strawberries if he would
be good boy. Calling a servant
she said:
"Jennie, please give Andrew
about four strawberries"
Jennie proceeded to fulfill the
wish of her mistress and counted
out the berries, "One, two, three
four"
81 want five" protested the child
"But your mother said four,
said Jennie.
j Mamma said about four.'' re
piled Andrew.
And he got the ffth--New Yori
Times.
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Time shown at Huntlngburg.
EASTBOUND.
No. 1, DAILY. Alb An.
NC 9, 9f5
No. & $50 M.
NO. 70 5:23
WESTBOTND
no. 2, DAILY. l2:42 A. NJ.
20. 10 sos Il. NJ.
MOI l0:45 a.
No. "a 11:44 A. VI
v.E. claycomb. Agt.. Jasper
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pian,, Sui. Washinaton.

Until the early part of the last
century Milford, Conn, had house
in which Washington was said to
have spent a night. twas in 1879,
when Washington made a tour OF
New England. Tradition says that
there were certain things about his
stay at the Milford tavern which he
did not enjoy. The supper set be-
fore him consisted OF boiled meat
and potatoes. lie was not pleased
with the neal and asked for bowl
of bread aud mix. The landlord
brought the new order and broken
pewter spoon with which to eat'it.
'TIaye you no better spoons than
this9" asked General Washington.
'Tt's the best l have in the house,
sir" replied the host.
"Send mo the servant" said his
excellency. "lIere's 2 shillings. Go
to the ministers and borrow O sill
yer spoon"
Tradition does not add whether
he got the spoon or not - Ex-
change.
He Would Get Over.
"lf he's as good as he looks" said
Lord Archie, "he'll do"
"Thry him, yer honor, thry him.
said Delaney confidently. "I've q
grand field and plenty o. jumps"
The colt was saddled, and Lord
Archie mounted. He first galloped
around the field, about twenty acres
in extent, and then took him over q
couple Of hurdles, n wide turf fence
and finally a stone wall quite five
feet high. King Brian jumped like
stag, he could go good pace, and
his mouth was perfection.
"How about wator?" asked hii
lordship.
"Wather, Is itY" said Delaney
with supreme disdaln. "Sure, ify'
put him Mt the river Shannon ht
wouldn't balk."
"Do you think he'd clear it7"
"Wcll, no, yer honor" replied
Delaney thoughtfully. 81 wouldn'
70 as far ms that, But, bedGd," h,
added, with an lair Of conviction
"vhat he didn't'jsmp he'd swiml'
e London Answers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-02-06

Auntie upon her return. to sonewhst
pessimistic nephew)-Did yommy elay
with you while l was out sAss-ns tie
didn't make you cry?
Nephey-He made me CIV a a.
bit
Tommy-Oh. Philip. 7 made you laugh
aearly all the time mother was out!
Nephew-Well. | laughed till l cried
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DEVICES CT t. EC1y.
The Cough. encc-s Saa Ugh ARA
Measures Il Ssi5 '-- sgsiCn.

Measures II 6s;' T-o.eesicn.
One OF the mos; II sting facts
about the human body lS It's. power
of self preserva -;o2--i- power OF
evadine or overeoa rs the thou
sand aad eae cand.t Is which, un-
les corrected. would ue injurious
or &c IaetS
Amor go n common OF
the 49, III s,lf orration are
TIE eoa-.. t..r saee.e and the sigh.
Ever a. : familiar with these
acts. ,et fe0 rcoY,c ever ask them
selvo tie c1vfc. ed fcwer still
cou.d cvp'a.a ,hc~T.
One OF tae - Il q the body's
devices for Sc ra-ecton is the
coae. Tie couch Is merely a blast
OF ar p..rc'ied from the lungs in
suoh manner as to forclbly dis
iodge sc.ae torcien substance which
~ been drawn INTO the throat, the
winapipe OF the tubes leading te
the lungs.
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The surface o. The earth can be
compared to the top of a barrel OF
asphalt, hard and rigid through and
through. scanned cracked on the
surface b. the e,caeats. For ten
miles in straig.. ne below the
surface the cartll is probably dry
and hard. Of ro,k Substance. The
pressure of this substance upon the
heated center of the earth keeps it
from getting hotter than it is, just
as YOU can keep water from boiling
by an appropriately sufficient pres
sure. The fact that there is steam
in volcanic eruptions is the leakage
of the interior pressure of heat IN
the earth. The character of matter
in the center OF the earth or It's I'M
mediate environment must be some
thing like pumice stone-spongy,
porous, light-because when the
earth's interior matter is melted IN
the high temperatures that are
there it dissolves, and there is con-
siderable water in it that escapes
through volcanic craters in steam
Professor Hallock, Columbia Uni
versity.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
zAeReza2l Estate
..)\Market-
$1,OOO,O OOCaSh Purchase
Delights Realty Traders

corner Of 96th ST. and Fifth avo CON
tanning SIX lots. with a frontage OF 100
feet on Fifth av and $50 feet IN goth
st. from Henry Phipps, who had owned
u for about ten years. The southwest
corner Of 9th So. and Firth av, con-
tanning four lots. size l00HlOO feet was
owned by the William G.. Park estate
for about the same length Of time, and
was sold By the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. as trustee for the PARK
estate. Nos. o and & East 91th ST.,
size 5ON1O0 feet, were purchased from
Marcus VI Marks, President OF the
Borough Of Manhattan. The entire
plot contains almost $4,000 square feet.
Pease & Gilman about year ago
sold 100 feet on the north side OF 9bth
81. TO Ernesto q. Fabbri, who Subse-
ouentlv sold 80 feet Of this property 20
Goodhuc Livingston, and on the TWO
prouerties two large houses are belng
planned for the occupancy OF Mr.. an
bri and Mr. Livingston. respectively.
The same firm also sold 30 feet 10 the
west of the Fabhri property and ad-
Joining Fifth av. 10 Mrs. Amory :. Car
hart. and Mrs Carhart'S residence Is
now nearing completion, and is one OF
the finest houses Of its size here IN the
city. The south side of 95th ST. was
sold by Pcase d Gilman TO a syndicate,
composed Of Michael ~ Van Bueren,
Mrs. Carhart and Michael Dreicer, in
order TO preserve the private character
Of the neighborhood, and this property
is being offered for sale.
Herbert A. Sherman also figured
prominently as the broker in a number
Of big deals in this part of the city
within recent years.
Willard Straight, who married the
daughter of the late William c. Whit
ney. purchased not long ago the north
east corner of gath ST. and Fifth av..
and is now erecting a fine residence tor
his own occupancy. He also purchased
the southeast corner Of oath ST. and
Fifth av for protection Of his home
site
The property Just north Of Mr..
Straicht's on Fifth av. was purchased
by Ambassador James ". Gerard. and
MIR. Gcrard's brother, Sumner Gerard.
purchased the large plot, lOON15O feet,
on the southeast corner Of seth st. and
Fifth av.
on the north side Of Goth ST. Ogden
Goldman has erected very handsome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
IN TIE AUCTION MARkET.

Tho following transactions were recorded
az tho New York Real Estate fN'hanE' yes
tsrda,.
Ev VI Morren,hau. Dr.. 20.
BROADWAY. 456 C p. 80 q Grand e. ~
100. ffv loft and stores buildings Ho'' ''
,he r'aiuuT for $50 ooo
Ey Henry Brady.
sTIT .Av GS7. w g. 60 43d r.. 2o2Nloo,
,oasehc'd etv Office and store bldg s'l1 ''
" simon f0r SIS 200 or
1gTTH ST. a. " e. 'oG o lcnoN aN. -~N
90 n. . stv dwlr. adjourned 20 sept =
Ev y Inrrsham & Go.
LEXINGTON Az. 100. ~ p sos BON 81
2oN75 and ETY. lott and store DOS f'''
% fro plaintiff FOR $40 COZ ,,,,
9TH ST. $50 =. % q. l'5 " lsi aN. 49,. ~ :,
= .tv tenant ana stores sold 60 the piaintn
Tor $4,000.
AT TIE BRONX EXCHANGE.
Tv Henry Brady.
gr.rHrs Az. 2452. r e. % n lsNth ST.
1:yS7.G. sv tcumt and stores 'oi' I"
" Ndlcr for 81 Geo ,.o., -.
PARK Az. 3Go0-3602 . p. 40 lo''h ~.
EOvI0O. 4 afv tenmt; sold 10 u Herring i''
By George Price.
e4OTH ST r.. cor Bronx Eoni''a'''
4-xfoO. r1ld ~ tho plaintiff for $1,000
By Joseph y. Day.
RrRKLEY Az. 1913. 3. - = Dean a.
-Ox1o0. valentine Nv. s. 100 btJ.I'N mo
aoVlO0 sold TO he plaintiff for S'.oN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
John Russell Pope Is the
Buyer, and Will Carry
Out Big Project.
NEGOTIATIONS WERE
HALTED BY WAR
Entire Upper Fifth Az. Block
Front To Be Improved with
Dwelling Houses.

The real estate market received yes
terdav one o. the most delightful SUI
rrises 10 ever got when IL officially
learned that Pease Is Gilman had sold
tho entire block front on the easterly
side Of Fifth av. between Goth and eth
SIS. 70 John Russell Pope. one OF the
foremost architects Of this country.
Mr. Pope some years ago married the
daughter Of Pembroke Jones.
on the block front viii soon be
standing two dwelling houses OF the
finest type. The transaction repre-
sents a cash outlay Of about Sl,OoOOO'
for the land. and many hundred thou
sands will De spent on the structures.
NEGOTIATIONS were we'll under way
Tor the purchase Of the property about
Two months ago. Contracts were ready
20 be signed about two weeks ago, when
definite action was deferred on account
Of the European war. Mr.. Pope, how
ever. decided 20 carry out his plans,
and the contracts were signed last
THURSDAY. Title viii pass on Au-
gust 20.
This purchase is bound 20 strengthen
the entire real estate market. and eSpe-
cially lead 20 the creation az an early
date Of much bigger residential col
ony in the most northorly part Of the
choice Fifth av. home area. In an ac-
tive realty wear the transaction would
be considered a most important one;
under present conditions II is most
brilliant operation.
NJ Pope bought the northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WarshipS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, August 10.
ARMY


Second Lieut. FREDERICK J. GERsTN ER.
10Th cav. e. Letterman General Hospital.
san Francisco. for examination 10 deter
mine fitness Tor aviation section sigma.
Corps.
Additional Second Lieut.. JOHN @. BURR.
Stu Field Art assigned 20 his present regl-
ment as a second lieutenant from June l.
1874
Maj CLEMENT c. wHITCoMB. Medical
Corps. 10 Newport News. for temporary
duty on transport.
Veterinarian ROBERT VAN AGNBw. 5th
Cav. 20 Army Service Schools. Fort L@aVen-
worth, Kans for duty
capt RUSSELL c.. LANGDON. inf. TO re-
port Sept l. 90 Division OF Militia AnalTs'
for temporary duty.
First Lieut. GBORGB A LYNCH. INF. 10
report sept ! 20 Division OF Militia AUaiIs
f'I temporary duty
Capt JOHN e. ArARTHUR. 10Th INF, %
Newport News. for duty as transport guar
tcrudster.
Capt sTARKEY Y. BRITT. retired. is re-
lleyed from duty Al Ouachita college AtN.
Mai GEORGE a. h. GO9MAN, Medical
Corps. Letterman General Hospital. 20 Al
catraz. Cal. Tor duty.
Following changes Of officers OF Coast Art.
Corps ordered. capt ARCHIBALD II.
SUNDERLAND. relieved duty assistant 90
chief OF coast Art, capt. WILLIAM L.
HAZE from 3sth Company 70 assistant
chief Coast Art
Lieut. col. O.. h CAMERON, cavalry. de-
tached Sept I. 1914. and Lieut. Col.
ALLEN general stan undetached. Aux 8.
First Lieut. r. JAMES, 81 Inf. relieved
dlty Virginia Military Institute Aug. .
tI regiment
Ma. " d. HAY. 18Th cav. relieved from
Aug 81
Following Officers Corps Of Engineers de-
tailed 800 engineer school sept q. Fir'
Ileuts W. N CWBB. T.. h NEWCOM-
ER. e. b. WILLIAMS. q r. YOUNG. q
o. NICHOLAS NJ. BERTMAN, l. j.
DILLOW. j. A DORsT. r. W PUTNAM
and L. T.. OLIVER.
| Col j. L. CHAMBERLAIN, inspector gen
| eral relieved as department inspector
Western Department. Sept. /, 10 Govern
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Advertisements of interest to buyers will be found this page

or's Island as department inspector
NAVY a,
Lieut. Com ID W KNOX. de;achec a.
Iantic torpedo fo'.lla, 90 sick iea's' '''''
Lieut.. com. " BERTHoLOT. conmi'si'as'
Lieut. C. II. KEPPLER. commissioner f''a
ri Sl," r O.. GRADY. detached Bath ir'
Lieut. M T.. MANLY. detached wyou.F
Lieut. dunior grode II BELT. 20 NA''
LiSut Gunior gradej L. Fl MANrlEL.pI =
rlched receiving shin Nori'-A' To -
Company. Dayton. ohio. ,... ,,,Rg
detached NCw Jersey Co. wat gfl..s- A.
Lieut.. Junior grade 4. J.. Hl 'li.s' -,
iachcd West Virginia. 90 receiving -"
Lieut. dunior crade) /. c. DAVIS. deiseh"
Arkansas. % wait orders. ....., A.
Lieut. Juul0r graded ;. y. VI XII NIL y
tached Wyoming. & wait orders. ,.,-,,-,,
Ensign H. o. BOUSON. detached coahs,ss.
cut. 90 temporary duty torpedo ''au"
Ensign ". .. CHANDLER. JR.. as'a''"
Ns t''.il u Dlrect5r r. r. srITT comSS
stoned from nov. %. 1913 .....,.. -,
Medical Inspector q. NJ DE- NALiN' %
mi~soued from June IS. 80
Surgeon A. D. MLEAN, commissions y
surgeon g,g q. p. PARKER. detached 10"
Academy: 20 south Dakota. -.
SURGEON g.. p. KINDLEEEBiEh 20 -
s9rreon ". $ HoEN. detached south J"
ko.a. 90 Pacific reserve fleet 49,, "a
surgeon KARL OIfNESoEG. detached nA''
hospital Philadelphia 90 Ten. an
pavmastrr IS r. bDWNE a'.A.-1'
va~l New York 90 Tennessee. ....,. A.
81 o. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
POLICE DEPARTING

Transfers and A>>ignments.-Ptlm J. c.
Hartmayer. bSth % SETH {. ComOlli. Both TO
39th, ". q. Decker 3sth 70 both.
Temporary Assignmcnts.-Cspt. T. l.
Walsh. fth Insp. Dist, 10 command 81 / ID,
I'm addition 70 his own. Aug 10. Lieuts. J. G.
Vlssers 18th, 20 99th. 10 days. Aug p +. j.
Finn. 22d. 20 eth, 8 days. Aug. 10. Ptmn.
j j. Quinn. 4th, 20 Oct. Bur, 10 days, Aug
10: D. Douliu. 10Th. % bet. Bur. days,
Aug. IS: r. A. Wilson. 23d 20 Telegraph
Bur. Queens 80 days from Aug 20; @. ".
Halsted. 26th. to fth ]. D., 10 days from
Aug 20. = Il. Weinstein. goth, TO p o.
squad. duty in city Hall II days from Aug.
10: r. O.. Lisa. r. G.. DOwd, 39th. TO 81 !. d,
10 days from Aug 20; j. Pierce. t0th. to
Bridge Precinct, motorcycle duty "A days
from Aug 10: L. Turner. S0th, as station
house attendant. 80 days from Aug. 10. W.
4. Miller. both, 70 bet. Bur, 10 days from
Aug. IS
Leayes.-With full pay: lnsp F. J. Nor
ris 80 J. D.. Aug 10. Without pay: Ptlmn
+. l.. Burke. 3lst, Aug 49, p. Kraft, li5th.
Aug. l6.
Applications for Full Pay Approved
Ptlmn T. J. NJ Buckley. 35th. from April
"a 20 April 20. on sick report +. II Pencil,
li9th. from July TO July l6, under suspen-
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
WILLS FILED.

ALBERT RICH more than 5000 real es-
tate. moro thau $1,000 personal, 70 Monte
forc Home $3.50 % eud1w bed Tn Ineuoiy
OF Albert and Josephine lach. Iemp't
r.uan.-EI $50; Agnes Murphy. loyal ana
faithful nurse Of testator's dead VIE, SlVy'
Emily Iepinsou, niece. 5000; Albert lie"
ins0n' nephew. 81 600: residue 90 sister. broth
err niece and nephew. VI. Carl Levine atty.
MAUD GLENN July %; 5000 real estate :
more th3u $1,000 personal. an o. Jessie
church. corsiu. OF No0iside. y. Y. No pro
vision f0r husband Edmund r Glenn or
father Robert Akam George NJ Brooks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20


BAi toF Dbl. At'h.ii1u 80 f1T6lsg ling
Hail lryeoo1s. notions "I'
TI@IDN-Iurean. Marsh 60. n shn9n'
dress goods sHke and Ee't'.s, 80
Ha.. dress goods. Miss hit"'p., '....'i.r.
.tre4r. J. j Murphy hosiery ana nnH''-
ua.r. DO. Hnat .,.-, In.
CLEVELAND. oHlD-Hay 90, ".,' ~
m..l.s linens and fanHe.s 3. Fl" -" d 3,
HARTFORD. 'bHN sag Ai-" e...g .l.
h.,l.,.. ...N7 ''''
uFpIlEN .ONN-lFes. lpham a Fah1 .,
o. tou..,rI dress goods and SILKS. ''
Staring 81
tENI-rnr ALA.Tfr Pair. ID Li..l'
r.'...s ,,-'raf merchandise. 81 An
.- .,.
~, o. , XXX, ,,.l. lraper.es. 7ss Huay
rG-gfflg ggrE< -Gr.euspau Bros b
,r..r.r,r lr.gl.t4. general mer nan1I'ff
Aberdeen. .,. ~
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prnz. p,e,,o Fooa. - ,y,, ,o a." % eorg.
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t.,pir ~, y%r- fND-Wof & Dessauer
J. yt ,fl...r .i,crs. gr5 tfh a.. Here
~ 20 '.''i..''''' '.''''
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~ 1880 ,.,,oTs. Albert
t,IlG,io I>.D- Tbalman 4 Levi. Leon.
dress goods and SILKS. siy "" =. ~ o,,o
MAFlEl =, 'iiI...i ,I..- vork
Dry goods @nH s-.+t 't ,i.o.tisLo Drv
MAKO D. D 10 Mi IL ,.n.1t d~yyools.
Goods 90, "f'-''"'' WI
Herald 50. ... ,-,.. o 20. T.
NEKlDiAN. Miss SchN$ e4,.o
schwartz. drts"'lA SHe 'S,l'T' ''"''
wear. - W ga ~ .,..I r. Mrs. Z
NA0HNILLf- H1+1.'.''''' ',,.,.o,iy,srd
,.,..,',. s', 80. a. 1o~rfan 90. r. j
OF " VA i' ~ -" M, ,eiyots and
ii'H'H'"' ''ii . h,' -, Is.oeq
.I-.t-' ''1 1.' D., 70. q. r. xuoycl-
Iybrl', ''i.'7oi ir IT. = S,ag,r, notions.
20 5th ~. ,,.....-.... 10. r. w,s.sr.
iD0lON-t W ass Iliah ~ -
man, cI'akihEs 30 .l"l.i', 49,. 2 C.-,,,fr
BIFFALD-H NeI.i dm %, y ''''''''
silks and Fe.Nets. llo w a1d 81. IT,. p,
DAENILLG. lLi~-Straus LOUIS 20 ~
Louis. dress goods. SILKS. hosiery siof-H'
ribbons and notions; ilI0 B"ay.
HARTFORD-' Hils q 90 DC
Donald. dress goods. BreslIn. ..t..t...-.
LfNtHBJRG. Va ii '-ss
r. % CrutchGeId dress goods SILKS ana
lining 5.a fin ~; W a,,ffit,INo- 10. a,
LfN'HbO 10 80 II "l''',,, .,,o,s' -.-.
N''.t' . t.i,r, ,l,..as etc. Grand
NAh I-','' ~ 10" 49, ,I.cc GOODS.
W"ht 'p' Il i''""'' F
Grand ,,. r...-.. 49,. e. o., r,.,,,,
drygoods, l,59 Bwsy. -,
rfrri1.AbEfPHfALP Horn & Co. p Horn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT OF THE
STATE or NEW YORK offers st private
sale. modern houses. bungalows and build
ing lots - Sensational Bargain Prices.
The properties are az Grautwood. Hud-
son Heights. Norsemere and LeOnis, New
Jersey. about opposite Grants Tomb. The
Supreme Court has authorized the sale
and quick results are necessary Boo order
20 close the business OF the Industrial Saw
ings s. Loan Company and the New York
Mortgage Company Thl. means that
prices are low enough 90 attract home
seekers. builders and investors
Find out about tlls unusual opportunity
a. once while the range OF choice Is great
est by addressing
BENJ. ID. HAGGHT
Special Deputy Supt Of Ranks
COL Times Building. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

iO-foot house, and adjoining Mr. Cod
man r. de r. Wissmau plans 60 erect
house for his own occupancy, ana 10
the east of MIR. Wissman are the plots
purchased by Edward Shearson; o;
Shcarson. Hammill 6 Co, and Richard
Trimble. vice president of the United
states steel Corporation. All Of these
plots are extra sized. and the colony
viii be one Of the finest IN The CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
.r,ous under 5000 omitt'd)
A.CTrST 10.
Manhattan.

loerH ST. sss TO- So F.; to SoisS s's sno
ea.enie"t ,r CsiIii owner; Duff i'' "
r ,r Fl ST. 90 ana 3, y to Of lsrl st, n sya1
gogue and hone. Deug an.nsr, o, Gronenu-rg &
o. H i5ilr 2o5 5th av architects $1,000 ,,s
Ls saTW sT rs to 2Z6 W to u sly ,.t pu st.
i,s5i1a house; Julius KayseT' ~ - Rem,
ov-per. Pictorial ke'le" - ----
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wick hsplnwau tucker. 72o 5'h ~. '''n'-
te,ts 500 011 -.., church.
49,. ~ .rg.fefy owner. FihH''''
10 Manhattan 81. architect 5000 - .,v
AMSTERDAM Az. 1885, 70 a o. 1Hf 70
pol. station. city. .rn,r.
Centre CO. architect. 5000.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
AUGUST ~.
Manhattan.



tr.or Trust 90 tp IS ! Amend, $1,000
s. TRUST g.. and ano TO Max War
llr-. So
tnu1' Bank. g.
tnna VI Roland. sux. 20 vs. r Roland. s.
. W IaVrar,. ta Title Guarantee andf 10
VI y amend. -. go H r. Amend. "l,f g.
The Bronx.
s. Trust 60 10 city Mortgage co. 81.
same 20 SAME. 81.
VI Belts. thus. 10 Emily Strayer'
c.,y Real Estate 90 20 Alice v ConNin;
$500
CItv Morcaee 90 20 " S stern. 5.'pN.
Same f1 Union $50 SaEuks Bank, t'iv'.
Elizabeth Irwin 20 y ~ irwin. 81.
BE- 49, Burns BOB B Schneider. 5000
Braun t0 Ia pa-guaIe. ilGQ.
d s T.mt. to Mars j. Knox $1,000.
Sarah = IuIlsu fo MARY j. Knox. 3''s.
Trust co to Hart Realty co.
S-H. 1DH.
o O. e. T GO 20 b Mcssner. 5000.
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MOVEMENTS


Aug T-MarIotta. from Catalina lslah1 :.
san PEDRO Do Nacoris. CU-lr TOW -
INA Island f0r Por, -au-prn.'. wv 80
san Diego Tor san fran'lrc. -
and Hopkins from Nazat.an -of "A 80.
Aug. iS-Dlluque from Montreal tof 90
pra-ta plat, f6r sarto Domingo e..
Juult.r. from TihIron .or hrcrei l'N 90
cs0l8. from Guantanamo tor -tn ..,sr
Te.me from NorfoI, Tor sN' 49,
Justin. frow san Francisco i0 20.
Denver from Manlaril0 io. A.'f''
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ARRIVED

Aug r. Marietta. AZ san Pedro 70 N. 81
Aug. lS-Cauflrna ani HopNns. ai - I,
pubulr.. al Montreal. tha.n-ei 4
Naeasaki Virginia and N'w
Guantanamo. prot.us lt Hampton 49,,
C8Iso. az Canton. Denver. ak
milo - a
Maine. row az TanEicr. Morocco ofdei''
ANNAPOLIS Nl ..s.ses
Tnras from HAMPTON Roads 20 iI''''
tuWiue 90 Newark "A 3
pro'eus from Hampton kna'h AUS
Vera cruz
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The Bronx
RruDING LOAN CONTRACT.
AUGUST 10
Manhattan.
)NTRACT.
ALTERATIONS.

AUDUBON A. " cor l'i Tl,i 81, % Realty
Eo.Elaud Realty 90 loans
corn 10000.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LiENS'
AUGUST 10.
Manhattan.

gEEKMAN ST. Ioo and III. J + ss i,n. a e
v-iTnteer Hospital OF America ct az Dec d.
4'i Est,SSDVtAy. n W cor "a 81; Lewis o
r,Iiod at Morris schinasi ct al; Aus s. 1914
So, a.. .as-. Edvard sogal ast Edward
path et al, April Q. 1914, 80.
The Bronx.
2.aD s ST. 49, isoi srI " a A''i Austin E, al;
fulv 81 1915 SO
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES In the rear country near New
York consult The Country Home League,
~ West S2d street Phone $500 Madison
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The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser ana
attorney
AUGUST le
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
noKoIGm or nROokLYN.

poauiifuI New T-ro0m Brick House Tor rent.
p6dutiiul Bkiyn $50. Send for list owner.
COT Liberty st., y. \. Phone Cort .j52.