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failtalg

Z S5aS annah, Aiay 20 sbfSo Iis and
iudisieaal 4 afea ss%s. Siiars6a ssstfl
the violation es the fedefal ailtistfhsf
law in tue great nsckifs Industry
tod failed Id .he.r esiofks here is
i:ava The Indictment disnliss st
AZ q rFBfr OF tlke HcFtUn or United
States fudge ~ !. Fil5bs chs
esiEs com and per66aa k fe exS
Sses.t4d e9Snc 10 tiEIl on tne
ehafe ef >esnli ~ 20
1ofea Gle South lRhlfa Pesssssssss 10.
Win iisaiF FuHrtesR htrss out or nusI-
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LONG BRANCH sCHoOL

Long Branch No. SO school WiIl
ciose with q pienic at High Shoals,
Saturday. May 23rd. Mr.. Cullen SulIj-
van and several other prominent
speakers Will be present and make
addresses. ..4-7
The public generally is aoFiiAiiy
az Titsd 10 attend this picnic. Come
and bring lunch baskets and hava a
jolly good time everybody.
;t,'tM Nj. R. MaHaffey Prin.
Bessie Shirley, Asst. --Ssi
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Cotton Ssoocis

New York, May 20.-Cotton .goo,ls
markets were stronger and more ac-
tive today for printing, bleaching and
converting. Wash goods were active
and the demand for white goods has
shown q steady increase. Worstetl
yarnstwerc quiet. Shadow laces were
IN demand
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!. POL ! 'SS:AI.
ANN otJNc VENTS

II Under ethfs head will be run, shoIt
nnoune eeInents OF cana aIdates. s5rl}a
rates for these strse{ Is1r
ssounty offices In tnth9 de.lsf -. sts ard
seIii-week1y. tn election $S.50; ~
either alone, $500, cash la fiFiyaRda
strictly For city offiHeg: Ia tIniIy
only: Mayor, $500; aldermen $500.
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Liverpool Cotton

LiverpooIg May a20.-Cotton spot
.teady; good mitidiing SIG. aies 5000 /:
7.64; low middling 7.66. Sales 5000:
speculation and export 1000 Re-
ceipts 5000. Hs-yeg Nia.
Futures very steady. May 7.1S: May
June z ~ 1-e; July Aug 700 :<Aug-Sep
6.S5; oct-Nov 6.54 1-2; Dec Jan f.46:
Jnn-Feb G d6
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a f'ees razfsr Asalisins ijaseijaII tcttth
7.:Fss : - We lii School teams
III g tlkis 'Slf ternoon "a a o'clock.
tlt Biiena Vista RI. Tfles fans or the
city asF r1neetin INC lii At me ..fifS =, A
s9h a sEnnd ore; a ld ~ 81 believea q. a. ~
she may 81 q sfiaRce 50
nufnl ....AA IsefJRnoif tsAI,i. The
denny team has been ilsldargoin6
sttHn1at bfal zee soF the last few
dHS and 10 has I'm =: ~
;Tiis I.ebaho Oh ssitt up ii go0ds af-
ticlc tof bus sIIhI 3 an the fame this ar
teTnoa will be we'll worth seeing
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80 Asas 20 seiiai Ei9en
~ hlise Aaille les 4 sSasijs
trkAG {9ad' - SliSlIji l q fAh
sie..>s:Al q ssraa Kiss HI ord Tor e
So ielsee b .fllllsi SF.s Fesfi 3 by Mira
Carrie Hosgia and u tod i5y ;f9ey.
Sssla, & ilsl SenB AstH eSii iilsIfel1 0e
- izfleTSS,l1 ssIi1s RiEfiIsF "a IS. u Pear
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AEid ers0a1, S. G,

lH q very capable manner. He VIII
make h good race for the office and lie
VIII ceiye q good vote.
With Inis except ion there Nefe no
now deeelO lOptnensa in politics in An
drrson yesterday sither N niunicipai
or county circes. s.z -
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LEGAL ]
NOTICES
FsTgs~--
NOTICE.

An Act to Regulate the operation bI
traction engines on or across public
bridges of Anderson County:
Section /. Operation or traction EN-
gines across public bridges In Ander-
son county. regulated. Be It enacted BY
the General Assembly of the State OF
South Carolina; that froEa and after
the passage of this act, any person,
hrm or corporation, using or CAUSING
TO be used, any traction engine or en-
Bihes, on5oT across the bridges on the
public highways In Anderson County,
shall in crossing any of the said
bridges, place upon the surface OF said
bridge pieces of timber not less than
two Inches thick and twelve inches
wide, on which said timbers the said
engines may pass and cross the said
bridges. "H A
DAMAGES.
Section ANY person. firm or cor.
porauon who shall violate the proyfs-
ions OF Section of this act, shall be
liable To the said County, for AL dam.
ages done TO any bridge therein.
The above act was passed at she
1914 session of the General and wifi
be strictly enforced ~.
- j. Mack King,
County Supervisor Anderson County.
5-17-tf-Dw
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COUNTY coMMIssI0NER

~ hereby announce myself u canIi@
date forsccsnty commissioner for the
Third SeetioG, consisting OF Garyin,
Brushy Creek, Williamston and Hope.
wei townships, subject tt the action
OF the democratic primary.
~ 1Sts-s' se=z - :=ss.s sss stS:ss -.
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Cotton Seed iii

New York, May 20. -Cottonsecd all
was easy early today under scattered
liquidation. but later rallied on cover
ing of shorts and buying for a reac-
lion. Finai prices we're ] to 2 higher
for leading positiEaS.
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RlennlatisIa alalekly Cured.

sistef's husband had an attact
Iof rheumatism 10 his arm, ssrItak &
vel known Tssident OF Newton, Iowa.
I gave him q bottle OF Chanibe riain,sl
Ianitiient which he applied 10 his arm
and on the next morning the rlieuinn-
tisIn was gone Fer chronic nauscti-
lars faenilla tiEflt X6n S;ifis find nothing
Hotter titan. GhanbeFiain,s Linimeft.
Sold by Eyahss Pharmacy,
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iiil+e Faf 4 tetlsf en- n DTS0f flieSe.

lSlepFdcfS Ok tllc StO111 az ID 1lts
seasa ey tie :sese nssst1asnb i
~ - y fs ;lT 8 s il7e SclElseS
have been aiIected nv fhese fahleis
Sold by Evans pRaFJnacy
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PERSONALS

III
{ From Thursdays aDiiy.)
DR.. Heller of TownvIle spent few
hours in the city yesterday.
r. II. Edwards of Charlotte spent
part OF yesterday in the city.
A. w Pickens of Easley spent yes
terday in the city ON business.
Robert Pricesof TownYille was i'm
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Caro- Haddon of Donaida was:
shopping In the city yesterday. 1
John G. Landrum of GreenvilIe spent
a few hours in the city yesterday.
]. M, Parker of Iva, route 4, was in
the city yesterday for a few hours.
]. S. Bolt of Honea Path is spending
q few days in the city on business.
b. S. Ivey of Columbia is spending
few days in the city on business. 1
Col. d. A. Geer of Bolton spent mart
of yesterday in the city on business.
j. ,.Duckworth OF Williamson was
in the city for a few hours yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Myers OF Townviile was
TO the city yesterday for ashort stay.
.
/. L. Rice is spending a few days
In Columbia on professional business 4
70. &. MCGOWAN of Mountain Creek
spent a'few hours in the city yester-
day.
w NJ Mouchat OF Iva was among
the visitors to spend yesterday in the
city.
b. Fl. Hodges of Starr was among
the visitors to spend yesterday In the
city.
E. d. Terrill OF Greensboro. N. C.,
spent yesterday in the city on busi-
ness
W. e Bowers os Clemson College
spent few hours in the city yester-
day.
j. j. Galley and w. Il Hayes of Iva
were in the city yesterday for few
hours.
j, Calhoun Wilson of the Long
Branch section was in the city yes
terdsy.
R; A. Sullivan. q MAGISTRATE of the
Fork section, was In Anderson yes4l
Lawrence AIeGee OF Savannah town
ship spent yesterday IN the city on |
business.
j. A. Stevenson Of Townville was
among the visitors TO spend yesterday
in the city.
Rev. u. L. Singleton of starr was in
the city yesterday for few hours on
business. /
Frank e. Major OF tareenville is
spending a few days Ia the city on
L. p Pettigrew of the MoseIey Sec
tion was In the city yesterday for a
few hours. y
T q. .Meacliam of Greenwood was
In the city yesterday fora few hours
On business.
c, D. Gray of Lauren sspent yester.
aay IN the city, a guest al the Chi-;i,
. lola hotel.
Whit Mcclure Of Centerrrille wax
among the well known visitors to the
city yesterday. Il
W. B. Moore and ID. NJ Moore OIL
l'endleten were in the city yesterday
Tor a short stay. i,
r.. L. Dixon os Greensboro, N. C.I:
was In the city. yesterday, 10 guest az
tle Chiquola hotel. II
e. ". Langford OF spartanburg was |
among the business visitors to spend
yesterday In the city. gt4
Miss Jessie Thompson has returned Il
TO her, hoHie I'm Piedmont after q short !,
visit to friends here.
Mrs. Gordon speer aud Mrs. j. g. l
Wilson of Iinwnd esyill rs we're bhnbnlng1
In the city Yesterday AZ 8saI
& j. Snunfate has returned ffdn,j
Iticliiiiond. Va, where lie has been IN IA
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N ali of these schemes which ssraneeYs e r 5
around 10 peddle great lIaers y dot fev
KEEP them ithensselves?
When trying 10 sell you n uroposifon aeTa a
something IN it for HIM --thas's sure fhiap
rs 1t better keep lone here at home
invest 81 end ksilA OUR OWN Community
Ife man who does this is prosperous. s5F
Nc pay per cent Interest on SAVINGS s
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A. w. Pickens of Easley spent yes
terdRy in the city ON business.
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Robert Price of TownVille was in
The city yesterday on business.
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Miss Caro- Haddon of Donalds was
shopping In the city yesterday.
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z s 8, Fowler and s. 81 Fowler. Jf {.
teft yestetaay Tor Atlanta itr ono ssif
stt5iT5I fir5 toiiting cart d They, tsilf
afielid geFefal days in the Ge0ti II
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From Thursday's aDliy)
DR.. Heller of Townville spent a few
hours in the city yesterday
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r. II. Edwards of Charlotte spent
part OF yesterday In the city.
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Tii0ffas II. Pope or difesnviiie. i
well known bubsn esn man 81 3iiat
place, was in the eIts yesterday.
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John G. Landrum of Greenville spent
a few hours in the city yesterday.
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-. llniate has returned from
Isislitdond. Va. where NE has been hti
R short baai1ess trip 20 f
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/, ]. M. Parker of Iva, route 4, was in
the city yesterday for few hours.
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Mrs. Gordon Speer aud Mrs. j. &.
Wilson of Lnwnde xtlis we're BhnbninE
In the city yestefafy. a. 6 5. 5
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FIRE Department

Prsctice-To report 90 Eng. Of steamer
2. :. Richards. at the It'll Regiment
Armory at 10 a m. oct %: G. W. Roe,
ir. l. <. l3. j. y. FOote. Eng. IS. f. !.
Donovan. Eng. 5: r. Bornholz. Eng. 30.
+. T.. .D'Azcvcdo Ems. SO: ". clancy, Eng.
90; r. A. Dammeyer, Eng. ~. W T. Gal
lagher Eng. 2l3: ". I. Hickey Eng. 214,
7. g. Richards. Eng. 227. r. Ergonzinger.
Eng. ca: r. ". Mum. Eng. pa; G. A.
NidmsL. jr.. Eng. ESQ; J. \. Chattaway,
Eng. 2T1; IT. Bremen Eng. 2ss: Z. A.
WooiIey. Eng. 2S7 t2d Sec.) F. Bornsen,
n. & T.. II, r. S. Clements, r. T. l.. 50;
j. s. Unrath. ~. 4 j.. 40: A. r. Cole. II. &
/. l0l J. Miller No. 3. II. & l.. 115. ".
n. Breur. n. & =. 1i6; y. J. Bruno, H. & l..
l2S. G.. Olsen. n. & L. 1885, A. j. Muir. II
& /. 49,; e.. .. Brown. II. & l. 1877 ]. J.
q. heeftc, 70. q J.. IA; J. A. stack. II. K l..
Timed Fireman 81 grade. F. G wiede-
man Els. 2ie, So for loss OF coat badge
40 3.OsT
Revocation Of detsll-i1 a. m. oct 40.
Lieut.. r. Schooner, Eng. IS. 10 Blu. OF +.
p, while on sick report.
special leaves OF absence mo pay)-Chiet
~ Battalion J. Lsngan. 10th Battalion. 12
hours. oct. p, Fireman 1st srade) =.
McDeruott. n. & J.. IS. IL hours. oct. 81
CAPT. r. A. A Quinn. Eng H. - hours,
-
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


AIbsnv. Oct ~ j. .Nbrlldirs & Co.. Man
haitian: manufacturing rr'Nets and silks;
So 900. Joseph AIr3isms faI IS. - st. y
s.. Jacob Ahrahsws and David Abraham
S.
S r. Campbell Carpet Cleaning Co. Mar
haitian so 700. George ~auter. 80 i6th ST..
Brooklyn. Frodcrich Ncucl ~. s., J. j..
Blcslln. 81. y.
livingston Inn o.. Rochester realty. s12-
0oO. i A. RITZ. il9 Meiss 81, Rochester.
Ceorz. Tarug. Roches''r. g.. &. ucumanlh
collins Vate- Corporation. Collins. Erie
. County. $1,000. ~. b Sirson. Collins. y.
81. e. rs. law and D. II. Gr'ggs collins.
Anglo American Import and Export CO.,
Manhattan: $40 600. Moses Grcenbaum 342
F. 5oth IT.. y s.; julius Broder. y. Y; j..
r. Old1rt ~
NJ Kos'o7. New York city. general gro
eery business. SO 90. Morris Kosiow PSI
Ist as, y. ". Fannie koslov and Howard
Tsnc9lu PARK building Corporation. Brook
i'm. realty: S. "H0. j.. T.. Bra~7iuston. zoos
Sci euectsdt an. Brooklyn. Edgar Brassing
ton and Phoebe EraFsilCtou. Brooklyn.
Nof7a Isrlu a Kenny Cons truction co,
Bronx. 5000. s.. e. Nolze. t13 vs.. 23lst
ii Bronx. Vs. a. Kenny, Bronx. A. l.. Lar
KIN. Bronx
ures. $40 600: john spooner. - Lincoln av.,
Newark N. j.. Irene Wood 1ard. y. Y, 7.
.C Harva,. Beechur-t. T..
NJ Wor Manufacturing Co. Manhattan;
ladies' clothing $1,000, sidney simon. "0l
W l09tf So. y. ~ HcrDcu Simon and
Morris Woin. y. Y.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MRS. c. S; NORRIS, FRANK q
Foote. Mrs {. F: Chapin' Miss l.
A. BlaisdsIl 4: y; Miner. Mss Mss A wni Y
Hoag, s. {. svsrthout, William Fox Jesse
Watson. receiver IN bankruptcy OF Chas.
Fl. Cottrell, Harry r. Parsons. F. T. nv
gerald W n. Field or Mrs. Z. Woln' II.
K Pommery. Sarah s. McQuaide, Mrs. Es-
tcIle VI. Zographos, A. NJ. Birdsau Grace
NJ. Birdsall, G. Doebele John A. Wallace
Mrs Rose L. Courtney, Mrs. Bohunek Lem
doerfer, T. J. Phelan, Estate Ella NJ. Am
bier, !. G. Amber, Executor. Mrs. Marietta
DIV or Miss Ulrike Stainer, 8 Thompson.
Mr. or Mrs Chas r. Dewey, Mrs. e.
Howard. Miss Annabel Lee. Mrs. II. KEEL
logg O. n. Barrett. Mrs VI. r. Firth, Es-
tate OF Mrs NJ E. Bible. Mrs. A A. Travis
BARBER, John q. Dillet. Mrs. A. G. Wheeler
Mrs A Curtis. Richard A. Walker. Edmunt
Gator Lockwood. Miss a. Morris. Mrs. James
II Wells, Mrs. Lettie 4. Beekman. Miss
Mrs Sophia Rowe. Frederic Dean j. \.
Richardson Estate OF Mrs. A. Hite, Mrs.
Veronica Robbins Miss Resale Rose. VI. II.
Gaulard Mrs G Scott Mrs. r. Kane, Della
Dennis Mrs. ". NJ Schneider: You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the
time for tho payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN-
pred after due notice thereof had been
given you. We Will cause such prUpetty, @
wit: Household goods personal effects and
merchandise. stored IN the Columbia Stor-
age Warehouses by you or IN your name
tor in which you may have an INTEREST,". 70
be sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute In such case made and provided, at
Nos 80 and 62 West 67th St. on Saturday.
November 7th. 1914, az 10 80 m, and
II tho sale thereof IL not completed on
said date the same viii m continued at tho
same place on each and every Saturday
thereafter. beginning at 10 so a m. until
the sale a completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Rr-rr,FR. Two friends tGermanl in private
house. as fret and second butler wages
moderate los P. SSd st. care Of Pm karner'
ANESE-ENpert cook; absolutely able
man. thoroughly experienced honest, ooilf
nHnsonality: wishes position In private fam
H.. 20 anywhere: personal recommendation.
Riker. 465 e. 57th st. phone 1925 PPlaza
MAN. Swede. age Is. experienced farmer
- gardener wishes situation. first class
references. ]. e. Box 81, Tribune.
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HAllstD.
o. EEL tom Now Lonlln. iol New
POLICE DEPARTING

Transfers and Assgnments-Oct q.
Ptmn. W. Coll, to blst from I4th, bicycle
duty discontinued. q. G.. Beckwehl. 10 18TH
from both; temporary assignments: Prob
l3th 3 D.. iu addition 10 his own. 10 day.
from oct. 20. Lieut. b. NcConyillo. Both 10
y. b.. . days oct 20. Sergt u. keHeher
4Oth 10 ID. r.. . days. oct q; Ptlmn j. -.
Fitzgerald 18Th, and J. Wiley, li9'h' to 10Th
J. H., 10 day. oct. u, J. J.. Patton, 'eth 70
r. 2. r. Squad, Office OF y. T.. Brooklyn ana
queens. 10 days. oct. y 1914. To bet. B. .
r. r. Kelly. l6Jth. and r. r. Coffeyt 9TH l..
D.. 10 days. oct. %; FOR 10 days, oct. q
precincts indicated: !. Cassett 7th; Il.
F Pessasno iO sob v M' 1%s[} i5,S S j.
Martin. 18th: T. j. Wilson. 39th, J. Kllkin-
son. t65th: discontinued. Ptlmn. J. J. Barry
Sd J. u. 70 Oct g.. oct.
Leaves Of Absence with fun pay)-Srgn.
q. j. Dillon. 18Th s. D., 10 days oct. %, 10
10 deducted from vacation. Capts. ". A
Coleman. 2Slst DAYS. oct. %. TO he de
Quoted from vacation; a " Thor, 29th. l
da,. OK. O. balance OF vacation. Without
nay-Capt 4 W Thor, 9th. day, oct. a.
T. Hasan 1891 day, oct q; Peter Reilly,
H6th / day, oct. %; Ptlmn. W j. Burke
5th day. oct. 70. j. n. Ferguson. 9TH 1
day. oct "a J. p. Cunneen. 6th, / day, Oct.
q; Charles Braun. I'D DAY. oct -; J. H.
O. Bauer cd. ! DAY. oct -: William Keil.
ojth. I DAY. oct. -. Henry DaUm 2Sth. 1
day oct "a. IT, T. CARL. 18th I day, oct.
q; r. J. clancy 3lst. dsy, oct. 20; John
Higgins 9th. ! day. oct. q. \. q. Grundig,
31th. ! dav. oct. % y. y. TiShc, SSH. nay.
oct q; William Reuter-, SSH. 1 day, oct
q. r. T.. Hector 3sth. day, oct. 3. J. Y.
Mcnamara. 39th ] DAY. oct. a. K. " Nc
Nauglt goth. I DAY, OCT. q. ". n. Field
ing. SOth, 1 day. OCT. =: John Lang jr. r.
D.. sub. q. day. oct. %: T. N. Sobel l45th.
dav. oct. =; W. f. N,Cabe, 2'sth. days
from
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER IN.
Manhattan.

bsrH ST. 50. g II sth ~. kolh Sales
AZ sd r4f4. $3.50
sGTH sT q cor of sth ave; same .aEt
.,...c 1r+ 2 f4f4. $3.50
o faft 1895
S.ru Az o. g. 90 Of 56th 81. same agt
estate 90 Peter s. ftcEcmau 90 III, OCT T.
rafA fis So
estate ~ Peter 8 ITcgcman CT al, oct :.
an $3.50
sim Az. q q. 20 E Of 5s,h st. same sgt
estate o. Peter a Uegcman o. al oct :.
1916 ete 80
BROADWAY. 1850 to 1854; Electric car
rage call and Speciality co agt George VI
Earle jr ct Oh. sept o. 1910, $3.50.
fST Az. f07. Alhcrenc stone Co sft
John Krack Of al. sept g. 1914. '2l
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Onterest s per cent unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER go
Manhattan
Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST. s. " cor lafayette 81 10 iox
-: II Tomslden TO T. Alexander. 2it "
I4O'h 81 prior mtg Sl2 500. oct II; Nfs
p C. ottys. tachman & 6, ~ Nassau -; 900
SULLIVAN ST. . e. coo2 % Rleceker ~
- aN1OO: y r ~trarr 20 = L Metei'' 80
Starr e. Broohl1u Wrior mtg 81" '..
20. WE. 6 e.. attH. setback. l"- Nassau
wADswoRTH Av. - 90 n 1Iota st. 75N
100. Aldorf Construction Go % I Mcnd"lsou.
81 Az. . e. SIS sth e. &c Sxl25 Gizella
K Bloch 10 e n Bloch. 49, 81 and 'Nal az.
July 81, WIS. 6 % o.. ats. ! Bloch 2@
sANiE PROPERTY; same TO same opror
mte $1,000. July 81. . yrs, % e.. same az, y.
roi f1i to 4 olenri-f Si5 " 1871 st. oct
20. duo 90 pcr bond. atty. singefinsn, ~, -
eTf5 II " cor 18Th ST. 26175 MARY =
NfcNeruan 20 Mary = Moorhouse END ano. -"
Greene av. oct 20 prior mtg so. 2a". "
8 O.. 1tt;. . O. a # 90. Sl.'''
sd ST g. $50 4th AZ, 5QN9S.9. t;lla
Building CO Too e. Kahn and ano. eAIs so,
yrs. G p o.: atty. = Jacoous. - B0aZ. $6m"
18Th ST. AZ and 4li IS. E. rs 'ih
av 5ON9So; Corn Realty Go TO Il, - no. e''
- Gary ay. Elmhurst. = OCT 10. " .1,Ii 20,
p G.. atty. l. Freider. no Nassau 81, Sl..'"'
iolST ST. g. 200 O. "a af, -'NlVol l
Downing 20 Rector. etc. church Of &c H.
Az. oct 20. due ANN 20 1915. p e.. att's.
CadWa ader. W d T.. 40 Wall ST. Nf"o
i03TH SRI. s. as 10 r. Amsterdam o..
&3.5N12i1o. Emma l!onG.ue To- ,'oui r.
iprIor mtg St80oO; duo as per bond, att.
waldorf Mortgage Corporation, Sc parh
Row; Nl'"'
l26rH ST. g s.. 33l LeuoN az. l9ylooil
There~a LENNON 20 r IIauit' Bay Shofc l.
/ !: DC, 90: due Noy .. 1919 e' "a, @it6yos ,
/ Lind 4 Pfeffor. 40 Cedar ST, 81 ON
18TH ST. "A to > i. lease1old. IiIdrr
Casino Co 90 Evcrard br""'ue-, Y p
1890 st: oct II demand. J. T., $4,000
/ 9O7TU ST. W e. lOp Broadway. - GNlou.
I W " Laird 10 sterling Realty 60. 2n3 BWay;
Oct 20 tprlor mtg SS0Oot, rrs % c- atty.
G r Coughlan. - Wall 81, 5000
The Bronx.
BAILEY Az. $3.50 25xl3S; r Z Walker 20
Eureka Cooperative Savings and Loan As
/ sociation 553 Courtlaudt az, oct ~. in-
stalls. 6 C; ATTY. John Davis. cs william
ut -. fool"
Bernado Castelleno 70 Anna Espo'lto ls2 T.
io5th s. Dprior mtg 10000 Oct 10; duo ~
per bond: atty. r G & Z Co; $4,000
FINDLAY Az. . s. 1853 18Th 81. 38.sX
100. Joseph Tcgor 90 i Schv ar1ler co. $50
18Th At oct IS; yrs. q; atty. r. -
LAFGYErTE Av. w = al ", s whitlocl,
AZ Gq1x14S1. Jennie Amdur 20 David Cor
CON $50 Leggett az, oct 70 due March TO
1916. p q attys, Engei Bros, 1872 Mas
'iq sT Az. s. t75 ist az, 751ioO Col.n.
,.ulc,. Frank Yodlce 10 Lewis Jannace. 1858
Onnviue ~ prior mtg $4,000 oct ~ 8
yrs. 6 p C. atty CianchettL l93 Bower
1s5rH ST. 5o3-5o5 Z. =. 4o1ixls7; Joe
hanna X Ernst 20 " IS Post. trus Rapport
/ I. March =, yrs, 81 C; eitf. W Is
Post, 1s Exchange p 'IIs'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-21
MECHANICS LENS.
N|fHisfh f
Manhattan.

4sTr err - W. uuu. G-ipper 60
ak Trustees Of Columbia COLLEGE oN "fIs
'il."' % UT wa" Sig 60
&iTf ST. SO r. u LefralS agt a u
LOOMS Of a. owners. William Ba.W-s %.
contractor. $50 -
STONE ST. q and Pearl 81. %: Daart
Contracting Corp agt Importers am
Traders Building Go, Inc. owner and cor ID
tractor. 90
MADISON AN. 5GS J. Marks agt !; Bon.
ner. owner. Helene Siefert. lessee w -
Ellison. Inc. contractor. $50 ="
II5TU SIR. GtG 10 GO w. Iaarf 'onirac.
't ia 'S~,r,r,.to-. S2i 90
CHATHAM SEP. 2l. g. Teizar agt " y
Rich. ovuor and contractor. so
FORSYTH ST 1875. 10 Meyer AK >
= l. owner. s. Singer. contractor. S@43 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-21
Figure In Trade for S3d
Street House Bought
by Woman.
LANDMARK PROPERTY
IN THE BRONX SOLD
Old Sibberns'S Roadhouse. on
Jerome Avenue. Passes Into
Hands of New Owner.

G.orgiannA Brewer. Of South Gard
ner. Ne. is the buyer Of the nine story
apartment az l65 West SD St. the
sale of which by Slawson & Hobbs for
the Wesley Realty Company was an
nounced in yesterdays Tribune.
Mrs. Brewer gave in part payment
246. 24S. $50 and 252 West 1880 ST..
four five story American basement
dwelling houses. situated between
broadway and West End av., on plot
70xiOOIf. The Wesley Realty Com
many will probably erect high class
apartment house building ON TINS slte
IN the near future This block IS eN-
tremelv desirable for residential pur-
poses. owing 20 its exceptional TRANSIT
facilities. The 103d ST. property was
held at $4,000 p
Sharrott & Thorn have sold Tor L r.
Wilcox the plot 2o0NlAO, on when are
an old hotel and sheds, on the westerly
side of jerome av., ] 81 teot south OF
belmont ST.. al which point there is
20 be station Of the Jerome aV; sur,
vey. The hotel s an old landmark ana
was conducted for many years Dy tng
late "Gu." SbbCrns, and patron'zed
bv all the we'll known road drivers
of former wears. The property was
held at 100000 81
low:
18th sT-Thc D. d. Jackson onpeany
hs. resoI1 "a 10 E. West l&th ST.. three nas
.---,' estloleo or plot l7N." I o.. located is'
Feet east ~ LenoV aV The se-,ns .ol'tk -.
neqrir-I The houses fcv mo'tNs -. .i,,,,l.
q O., ans Goo4aIe. Perry q Dwight
sf ST Ur Robert h. Mcconnell has
soii 1Ss West 92i e. toIr s,oiS 80, 49, 90