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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-18
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY. JUNE IS, 1914.


Mrs. Eivind Gjerdrum received q
cable this morning stating that her
husband and his brother Henrik
Gjerdrum who sailed recently for Nor.
way. have arrived safely. They sail.
ed on the United States and arrived in
Christiania, Norway, about five o'clock
this morning.
Deputy Sheriff James Kelly drove
about twenty miles northeast of Val
ley City last night to bring in de-
mented man who has been employed
near Page. Mr.. Kelly reports the
worst roads he mas seen this season,
so far. The man will be examined to-
day by the insanity board.
Warren Whitson left last week for
Redstone, Mont, to visit for couple
of weeks with his sister, Mrs. Leo
Lindermann.
Lew Whitson left yesterday morn
ing for Rushville, ILL.,, to attend the fu-
neral of his father, Geo. T. Whitson,
who died at San Diego Cal. The re-
mains were shipped to Rushville for
burial
Major Black arrived here today to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Smith for a short time. The major is
accompanied. by his son, DR.. Neil
Black who will remain in the city until
tomorrow night when he leaves for his
home in Milwaukee.
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Dear Sir:
acknowledge receipt Of your letter
Of June 9Th. In reply will say that I
agree with you that George NJ. YOUNG
has always been In favor Of shipments
by the Valley City Farmer1 Elevator
to the Equity Cooperative Exchange,
and has been against the Minneapolis
Chamber 0 Commerce.
My attention has been called to q
report 0 speech in the Bismarck
Tribune in which John NJ. Anderson
q reported to have said:
"A year or DO ago. the Valley City
Farmers Elevator Co. appointed Mr.!
Young. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. NoltimieH
to investigate the Society of Equity.
We had at that time standing offer
TO pay the expenses Of anyone who
would make an investigation Of this
exchange, or farmers company.
mr. Noitinder told me last week, at
Valley City. that he tried for six
months to get Mr.. Young to Minaeap.
oils to make Investigation, and he re-
fused to come, and finally he reported
Is the company, that he was satisfied
with the service rendered by the Min.
neapoiis Chamber Of Commerce; and
what we would HE to know IL, why
does not Mr.. Young make this expla.
nation when he goes out campaigning
Tor re-electton@'
I Cannot believe that The Tribune
has correctly reported Mr.. Anderson's
spsoch Il Il has. then Mr.. Anderson
..l,,.
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PROFESSOR WISE SAYS:

Up on the
mo u n t a ! n
slopes Of Wash
ingt0n a n d
Oregon grows
the giant Fir
tree, rearing
its lofty head
over q hundred
feet in the air
bending grace
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TRUTH TRlUMPHs

Valley City Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit.
4 truthful sta:> inent of d Valley Cl'9
citizen, given IL his own words
should convince the most skept;cal
about the merits Of Doan's Kidney
Pills. II you suffer from oackache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, urinary
disorders or any form Of kidney ills,
use a tested kidney medicine.
A West Valley City citizen tells of
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more Convin:.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-18

Carpenter-N Lumber Com
pany are just unloading three cars Of
bright green cut, peeled white cedar
and tamarack posts which thew are
selling at remarkably low prices.
$40 22d 1tw
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DR.. Chas. E. Hunt, Physician and
Surgeon, has located over Siegfried's
Pharmacy. 613 DIV tt
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-18
THE CITY

BRING your Potatoes, Eggs and But.
ter. 70 the Farmers Mercantile Com.
pany's store and get the top Priees.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-18

FOR SALE-One 10 bottom John
Deer engine gang plow, good as
new. Sell cheap if taken at once.
Moses Wharton, Oriska, N. D.
618 wit
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$4,000 FOR BROADWAY STORE.
Car. Nnn Takes ~ Foot Place In
strand Theatre.

william Ia Hin has leased the store
rho SIR nd Theatre surrounding the
for'' seventh street corner q the build
"c ~ Ten years at an aggregate rental
- fl-o.00 II will he used as cafe.
The store Is II feet on Broadway and
: 'eet on Fortv-sovcuth street Nelson
Zee were the br kers
Toret's. mill ner. is reported 10 have
'asei tho store IN the building at AZ
r'h venue now occupied nv Schatz
& - Tive sore If held at s?I 0oo a year
-r'HL Florette IS now AZ 453 Firth ave-
-'e Charles + Noyes Company has
erssi the sec Nd 1orr OF 20 Franklin
pct 90 Nt-k II stone; offices IN II
"0st Twsn'y-thlrd street to the Modern
W." onou' C-W~onv: IN l3o and 132
.'"." -.r"et 10 Thomas T. Rich rdson.
'r' 0g tenn lcase fo~ a 'rt'on 90 the
n'r nor FOO lte Smith Gray Building,
tt. iuiv and Warren street. 10 the Cos
',n 1--we tinr Co-porat'-r.
W.fs- J solomon = leased stores AZ
- |.vtn avenue T. Ll'ian Ob"adowltZ.
1870 E"' H'W'y 10 HNwln polowlch,
West Tw,utv-s"vonth street 10
'seDH George. q - West Twentv-sev-
-'~o.' 20 Elias Me- NTH. at / East
..'.... rl street g. Harry Angar AMI
No-' Forty-sccond street to Henry
''s..r
'... a IlNman have Leased for "A term
.'''H.s Tor Ms clara l.. Checseman the
"r story building NJ 40 East Twenty
r''' st"."' to Hyman Greenstein and
"s"nn Br'ckman
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address % lender and
lenders attorney
downtown,
South Of Fourteenth ST
LAFAYETTE ST cor Howard st. IL
xs97 Bradstreet Realty Corp 70 WI lam
oct l. due, A., as per bond, atty, T q CO
l7G BNuy. ............. ........ 5000 600
isr Az elA-2iG e cor 18Th 81, 49VsO-
MORT safer and nno 10 samuel Kahn,
1900 9Th Az, prior mtgs, due Dec !, 1875.
& y r. oct : atty, Jacob | Herman blt
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WASH1NGTON. oct The collier Pom.
pos has arrived al Zamboanga; the dcHtroyers
Ncppural and jarvis at Newport. the de-
stroy,r Terry AZ boston. the battleship Con-
rrcilcut At Philadelphia; the collier Culgol
go S1nto Domingo ely; the destroyer Somers
AZ Cape Girardeau, Mo. the collier Leonldas
AZ Portsmouth. " n the tender Cheyenne
aud submarines HI, H and ia at Port
Angels, the cruiser Denver at Biltoa. the
coili'r Ajax M Tuuilu, the cruiser San Diego
~ Mare Island, the collier Nanshan ~ ia
ra2, theruUb boat Castine at Santo Domingo;
the h'tu"ship Nrv YORK and the despatch
boat lnuktou a. Hampton Roads, the battle
shin Texas AZ Vera cruz.
The gunhuat Petrol has sailed from Neg
York yard for Vera Cruz; the tug Pontiac
from Newport Tor New York yard, the col.
Her Lebanon from Hoston for Philadelphia;
the hlt'leship Rhode Island from Norfolk
Tor Vera cruz, the cruiser san Diego from
san Francisco for Mare Island. the cruiser
Cleveland from Mazatlan for La Paz; the
gunbnat Chattanooga from Man21nillo for
La Paz, the collier Cesar frorn sa-tN no
mlngo for PORT au Prince; the baiii-ship Ar
kansas from Tampico for HAMPTON Roads
80 ~ tug Pstuxtnt from Tanpico for
Vera cru..
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

President colt IN commenting upon the
action " the h"srd ~ directors ~ the L. :
Rubber Company iu declaring the regular
uupr'crly dividends upon the preferred and
common Yesterday stid. "Th' dividends
having been amp'y c1rued and the finances
- mo comptny being iu easy condition. with
IS GOO. 900 ~ cash on hand. mink the action
~ he board not only conservative but one
that js entitled 10 ,om'nt ud1'ion IN these
tiutas NJ war and financial stress"
The protective committee repTesen IN Q
the O1ark and Cherokee central Railroad
Comp1uy FIRST WurtEaE" per cent. bonds
announce th7t nm agreement has been made
with tho rec, 'rfg ~ tho ST. Louis and San
Francisco Rr''rrld Company for an extern
sion NJ the bon Dol frr o. pS-'.1 not eNco' ding
one wear from October !. 1910
y protective" committee has hegn formed
for the preferred amt common stock ~ the
international steam Prmp COMPANY, COM
posed of Lewis J. clark chairman: willard
y King l. r. Uaggin Abort y. rer'in ana
otto Mara G'IrE" T. Narrt n, GO Rrnad
way. I- secrrtrry. and Alexander g Green
arc couns,l Stockholders may deposit stock
with thu Columbia Trust Company, GO Broad
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Incoming y....i.-By wireless.

So Lampasas, Mobile, 81 miles south OF
Tampa bar At onon yesterday
IS Perfection Baton Rouge go miles south
Of diamond Shoals at noon
SIS Illinois Port Arthur s. miles .Hu'h a
Diamond Shoals At noon
S. city Of savannah, savannah 10 miles
south of Diamond shoals NJ noon
So MORO Castle, Vera CruI. 80 miles south
Of SANDY Hook AZ noon
Sc Creole, New Orleans, So miles south Of
Jur'er ~ noon
SIS ri occidente, Galveston. 81 mile, south OF
Jupiter al noon
IS YES New ORLEANS, CT miles south OF
Sandy Hook AZ y "
IS Huron. Galveston. gi2 mtles south of
Sandy Hook Al noon
5. coT,ho, cs!yes,nn. ~ mile west al
Torfugss ~ y VI
s, El AHA. Galveston SIS miles sas OF
Galveston bar at r VI.
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For Virginia partly cloudy in north show
ers In south portion to-day. to.morrow.
partly cloudy; moderate east winds. proba bly,
becoming strong on coast.
For North Carolina and South Carolina
rain to-day, tomorrow. probably fair and
warmer. northeast winds to-day. probably
moderate gale on coast.
For Georgia. rain to-day: tomorrow. prob.
ably fair warmer In interior. northeast
winds to-day, probably strong on coast.
For Alabama and Mississippi. unsettled TO.
day. probably local shower; tomorrow,
warmer ana generally fair. moderate winds.
mostly east.
For louisiana fair to-day except showers
In eNtrome east portion. tomorrow, fat-.
moderate shifting winds
For eastern Texas fair to-day and to-
morrow light to moderate shifting winds
For western Texas. showers and cooler
to-day or a. night, and probably tomorrow
In north ana west, fair In southeast portion
For oklahoma fair to-day and tsmorrov
little change In temperature.
For Arkansas, fair In west. showers and
warmer In cast portion to-day. tomorrow.
fair.
For Tennessee local rains to-day; o-uor.
row. probably fair and warmer.
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BANK FOR WORKERS DELAYED.
Industrial Finnnc- Corporation POST
PONIES Opening Branch.

The Industrial Finance Corporation
which had planned 10 establish n branch
IN thi. city has abandoned the idea
temporarily owing 10 the difficulty Of
financing enterprises at the present time
The coruoratlon operates what is known
as tho Morris system Of hanks and makes
business Of lo1nlng money to working
people who might otherwise become the
prev OF loan sharks.
Clarke Williams former State SUPER
'ntendent Of Ranks and president of the
CORPORATION. In snoaklrg OF the matter
said Yesterday that II had been planned
20 establish a branch here with capt.
taliZatiuu Of - 600 600.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
what warmer in interior, tc-morrow, partly
cloudy, moderate winds. mostly southeast.

For New Jersey. fair to-day somewhat
warmer In interior; Tomorrow. partly
cloudy. moderate cast and southeast winds
For southern New England fair today
warmer In Interior, tomorrow, fair. mod
crate south winds.
For western New YORK. fair. warmer to.
day; tomorrow FAIR. warmer in east pcf
ton; moderate souu es!- winds
NEW YORK. Oct S-rhe pressure continue
high over the eastern half of the country yes.
terday from a centre over New York, and was
low over most of the West. from a centre over
Northwestern Montana
Rain continued 10 fall In the middle and ess,
suf and south Atlantic states and there was
a little rain IN the north Pacnc states.
Elsewhere generally fair wea her prevailed
Temperatures were slightly lower in the
northeastern states In the morning and fros,s
occurred In New York, ohio and Michigan.
Elsewhere changes in temperatures were
ssht
In this city the day was fair; warner In the
afternoon; wind light to fresh southeast :
average humidity. - per cent barometer. cor
rected to read to sea level. AZ A. NJ, sosii
0 y. NJ. 81 30
The temperature In this city yesterday, As
recorded by the official thermometer. 10 shown
In the Ned
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y,p,,o> AVE. CORNER DEAL.

r.. JOUR- story and basement dwelling
,, t.e northwest corner OF Madison ave-
f.a and s KY fifth street was bought
,s...ra4, ly client OF Douglas L. Eli
r. a co Two months ago the house
was forced into the auction market by
,rr Greenwich Savings Bank to recover a
mortgage OF sSS.953.44 The bank bought
.. r SS5.uuu. II has since been held
.. ... market az $4,000. The city
,,'r.. $4,000. The house fronts on
o.. street md u known as IS East sixty
rstn str-ef. u is % feet wido and 1907
f.e, ..e- Madison avenue. Or. II. X. G.
fi-... was the former owner.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Henry plorson & 90. have sold the de-
taraed dwelling al ass East Seventeenth
stree. r'tmas Park, Flatbush, on plot 55x
lou. 20 pr " c Handson for occupancy ;
as, Oh. thre, story dwelling at $50 Gar
Aed place Jointly with william @. Rch-
hsu
Newman Leavy has sold for John J.
Holdfe'1.r 1875 Fortv-sev'nth street, "A
two family house on plot 40Ni0o, to an
Investor also sold for NJ. Walburg plot
5oxloO on the east side of East Four
'aerft street between Avenues y and %.
F1thush The buyer will erect a private
.N-iNrE
Paul Weber has sold for r. Couhert the
three story brick building with stores. at
iI3 Hculock street.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT!
Madison Avenue Corner Held at
Sl30,O00 sold by Saw
ings Bank.
SI.O.OOO FOR B'WAY STORE

r.s. d. ~ me efforts OF Manhattan
a.. rr.., brokers' yesterday was the sale
o.. Madison avenue corner and a small
.,..... r west Nnetieth street. few
.t.s from the home and business
.....I.. ~ Hctty Green. or the two
.... H. Md son avenue one was the
F... 100000 was involved In that
-.... the property has been held at
....... what the plans of the new
. ..gtrdrg the house are could not
.. .....,i yesterday.
f... B.U.tiyu came reports OF several
g. . .. Of which amounts to much
.,....- .su.ftcd little business. and
.,.. ~l,f-n Island came a sale Of plot
... t., inner bay which Is to be inn
.,. .. .. tine new owners. Leasing was
., uG HI-n. Ia fact nearly every
N..... ~ .uo realty business was n little
.r....,, yesterday
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-MarEt hartmann 10 mans y w
s,ty' 2 Van Ais,uel' 90 Bvsy go ,:,sSd
ls5TH ST. Stl W 3. 'oeii iith ay
seele. i722 18th av Bkyn. pr mtg u. 900.
yrs: p c. Oct |; atty Jno Al oNellL
1859 Myrtle av Underwood. b Of Q. $4,000
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx)
BURKE Az. -, 50 Barker av. 2txse7--
5?s5 Ean95l sc, av s,s oI. yrs s,P,SS
BURKE Az sec Barker ay. 2bxe97--same
to Jennie Y Hallcck. 2o7o Honeywell az,
ri 81 ~ r. same ,sss lrresR ,aGs
Holstcin to pauline schuss. rs " ii5th
= oct 2. due az per bond. atty. Pauline
THERior <" i2iss, :. 25siOo-jas I'll II
Ccleary, to s Is,,s security ana Brokerage
St at u feyison' gSs b issth st.s'. $3.50
MANiDA sT s. IS2 Garrison nv igx
loo-.Chss Hanion ct a. TO Lulu NJ Ernst,
yrs. sp c. atty. % a Co. i7s
i7sp ssr g. sss Gleason az, sox tGSOO
Qctt !. dge by l. 1917. 6 p c. atty T q
LOTS .sss a ma 2s, amended map ' A6Se
park-Lulu c Griffin to clara Il Brophy
issi ~ ,sv sdn ,9,C' / due as per bond
ST ANS Az SOS. wv" a5y'iai.sHoS,ttoo
Ehrenhn'dt to Ferdinand MacKenrott
500 columbus ay, Jan, TO- I ", 9 re:
iieTH sT. ~ y, >. ?Ox5O - Theresa
Amorlno 10 Harry BerkowitS 7Oi Hum
boidt 1t, Brooklyn. oct /. yrs s y Ct,
atty. r o 4 CO. i16 Bway,. 1850
DAILY Az. p. 1905 l76th st. ak
lrrcg ~ Anna " Brindell to John X
Peterson 1870 Daly av. oct l. due as per
bond. atty T @ A r CO. III Bway 300
GRAND Az, r g. i57S burnside Az. 2bx
80 l0N25xgO--Anna Aldhous TO fremont
Bldr & loan Assn, 1913 Washington av,
oct I instalis y c, atty. Title q T
i7eTH ST. SO 100 " clinton av. iS'iSS
49,. l-Mitchrll- McDermott CONSTR co 10
Morris VI Sinskc los W iacd ~ pr mtg
f3S.00O. oct I, due, g.. az per bond: atty.
Title q 4 co, i76 Bway..........ii.OO 900
CLINTON Az. r. 97i isist - i0x irreg
Client CONSTR CO. Inc. 20 Manhattan
Mort 60 goo BWay, oct !. due ~ per
bond; ATTY, Manhattan Mort CO. 200
CLiNToN Av s. sisi-t st. =? iSxS7.i
same 10 same oct l, due, &c, ps pcr
bond. atty same. .......... $4,000
CLINTON Az cor lslst ~, 5A2ND7.l--.
Same To- same. oct L. due, 81 as per
bond atty same. .............. SO 900
wNSHINGTON Az. NJ e. iSSth st. s3Vi02--
G''nE7rin constr Co Inc. 20 Manhattan
bond, atty. r O. q T 60, i7G Bway. tiSO 600
wASUGNGTON Az. r. 81 - iSSth u. tsS
irreg-Same 20 same. Oct ?. due ne per
ASHINGTON Az. p. ~ n 1SSth st, ak
irr,E-HS same to same oct 2, due per
bond. atty. same .......... ....... t3e 600
WASHINGTON AV. p. ib5 n 1sSth ~ l?x
lrreE-S1mr to same. oct .. due aa per
hohui ATTY sdiu"t t.fs..s..s s... NHs'uVV
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. s g sun sets SIS En Moon sets SO
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s,nayHs ~ ~ Gov Island. ~ Hen Gate az ~
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
saudyHE IL 8, 50 Govrslant l's ~ He'll Gate .soi
Arr,,ed-rRIDAY. October ?.
s. vedrrb nd. "a. Nj Liverpool September 81.
~ Noordam, i0H \. NJ. ROTTERDAM Septem-
IS PATHS 2:so r NJ. Palermo. September ~
IS New York CITY. 2:4o p. NJ. Swansea. Sep.
S Paiembang 3 p NJ, Rotterdam, Sep
$ Reshclm. $50 p NJ. Liverpool. Sep.
S Ceres. $40 4, NJ, Ca,onls. September 10.
s. HylAs. a NJ, Liverpool. September IS.
S. Mon0n! $50. 1880 p. NJ" Thursday, Lagos
s Mayors, 'I5A. NJ, Grens dA. september 20,
IS Beigray. $50 A NJ. oardenss, septem
D =. re III Glorgio, II A N Santa Marta. Sep
g p-'rs 900 " Ifr,,.ns September -.
So Japanese Prince. 800 p. NJ" Trinidad
Sc Korosa, $50 p NJ. ST. Thomas. Sep.
tembcr y.
s. panaman. Galveston. september 20
So Minnesotan. G~lvcs'o on ni rrber g.
s. Modiva. u NJ. TurWs Island, September -.
So Of s.. Louis. seN Insl. Sep!s.mOer 20.
- ~ .Ws 'N'N W "" rs, otplttnl %
S. ! Sud, Ga I've ston, Septennt er %.
S. Apache, Je cFSon VILE September 20
s. re vince. ~ ~ delpf Ia. October /.
s. MPrenrO. Boston October /.
S. NRryl nd. ~ iiimorc. september ~
S. Jof''rSCr. NC''s' t.ts'
So HOstilius. Norfolk. October l.
ARRIVED FROM NfW YORK
s. IN tic, az Liverpool
s. AnronA. ~ Palermo.
81 san Guglielmo. al Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YonK
s. Orotava. from Kin gston.
s. GARLIC. from SH Vnilla.
S. Iacapa. from Kin gs'on.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Hun Realty Company Manhattan: capi-
tal, $1,000; directors. Harry Krupin New
YORK city Harry IL sser Jack Bloom, Tho
Bronx, New York city
, Startz Realty Company, Manhattan; cap
ltal 1000; directors BENJAMIN Sth-tz,
EUas startz aud Irving =. Startz, New
York city.
schneider Holding Company, The Bronx
capital ~ 600. directors Fredk Schneider.
charles W TALBOT The Bronx; Frank Gran
It's New York city.
Scvcnty-hfth street Building Corpora ion.
Brooklyn. capital, $500. 900: directors Ben
lamin Evans, sarah Evans. Brooklyn, n.
n, David Silverman, Newark ~ ]
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

twith name and address ~ lenders Mt
7ru Az. &c asii : i4:d IT. ,os,oo. July
2. lsoa--Beni Blum 20 David L Go,l'H,e,
,k ny ST T9 NTsS: ,so ON av s,,loo Nov
>. l9O5--Max and Rose Heller 20 Y say
rank; e,tys. wehber a W, b',,kw ooo
.sTu ST io7 ". T. 100 " stn sv run, IA
100 ~ " 2: X 22.i0 &C. u %
Is 20 beg S,pl :, ,--,Irnn93 y
4 Leonard \ Cohn. eNrs & t-ustees attys
Flkus G'rasNn = ? 10 Bwly ...- $4,000
4srH ct. 1917 W. 100 " sth Az. runs n
10 beg Same property with difference Ia
81 and 5th coursesl, April 10. l'Il-
Kramer Contracting co 10 same AYE
ls ;T'Hs ST. s.. $50 " pond pi 251eo sy25.sS
loss Nov u, l9on--Enma EldredSssc ot a.
,ru ,T CO. vs. vs. Wy i,i ay .5x,oio' Juy
~. isaT-Ju'iu- 4 Frieierlrk' prey,us :,
i"ss i n9p%. 81 s. william .t.'.,.'' ,s5.O5o
3srH ST e39 W. n r. 27S 9 'th av, lN6N
$50 June - isit--uoland Holding co
Goldsmith, RosenthaL - IS N ..o5
sNME PRorERTY. May u.s. i9il. mtse
i250o-Msry l. Whitehead 70 9 II
pPP0osrEcr "T nov ts7,h ST =. $50 "
Washirgtor NOV T. tonl Az, 25Nloo. Sept
IL, isss--ovcn Judge TO virginia Egg'..5to
ssTp' ST. sI2,it 2 $ $50 "a 'y y ss
"a g. July !, i9i2-- Morris Levin, owncr
mi "a av to - .nuel K1'in, 1900 5th ~ .
Stiv Jacob I herman $40 Rwny.. $500
5sTU st, n e. 3iot " from n cor Avenu"
4 isyiO04 Jan Z. lHOi-Jno and p'hora u
Mullen 20 Mary " BerKencr; atty. Lows
Goehel n PARK ROW. 80. - 40, ,,,
LOT 4 20 T. Of map ~ NlaWs. TO-
Fordham 3Oti20. June -. lol7--rhas
shapiro to Nathan II and s'rlh jacob,
sou. ntiy W DObrs. 3lsi - av. 900
7TtI Az . ., 7All 1874 ~. e. 70, oct a.
',sS. Thos and Martin Bro'ic to Jno
u Hsgrman, Haley FisNe luo G"o u
Wooiward. as trustees for M"'ropolitan
Stau Savings Fund, attys. Woodfo-d u
3 n. M,dison av...-...... .'.'. 5000
ORCVARD ST 20. mtg" on lease, JUNE y.
ioO6-C'has u Harris TO II Kochler & 90.
Inc. sos lst av................. N'"oo
SAME PROPERTY, oct 1, i9ie-Abr Pos .
/ man 10 same .............. 81 $50
~ Az. " =, 3aS 2ist p, l9hS57 Aug 80,
lks7--Nichael : and Ellen r. M11IEtn FOO
Inion Dime SAVINGS H. ak. attys, Wood
ford, r. a b. Madison uy,,.,.,. $4,000
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SALE OF NEWARK DWELLING.

NEWARK. y j.. oct. The two and a
IA g RS dwelling OF Seymour Tucker at
80 '.f' avenue has been sold by Feist
3 Fc ST to Charlrs J. Bosch OF Btsch 4
Greenfield The house has ten rooms 3nl
'To baths and has a garage in the rear.
W BfsC7 " II make extensive alterations
mi N'l use the house for his own occu-
nancy.
Fest & Feist 81 Newark. y. j.. have
I'D 40 Mrs Mary u Tucker the four
story end basement apartment house, on
plot 37Nlo0, AT - and Is Alpine street,
VS. ea-t Of t,llza beth aNcnue.
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RECORDED LEASES.
uhattan

i25TH ST. io2 .io5 r. "a foor--George Ehre,
10 William Crooks. IS i27th NJ. Or 1902 Z
lejth ~. s-ls yrs from Sept ],
1874 ....... ........ ............... E.42i
BR0OME ST agi. " cor E'iridge st. ii5
S.r and b-touis Spektofsky to Hyman
SlnoWI.z ami lnn 33H Bedford av Brook
lyn. N-l2 81, from sept !. 1914: atty
~ korhIpr 4 90 bOi lsf 1p........ s.. 100
lirU ST % e. bot OH and 10th avs bound.d
by Darling RIOS & samuel poktor--
Tho q ~ Snufh4rd 60 20 T. Alivnria and
Zcrbnrini $40 BWnv ................ t1.iiC
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18TH ST, q, 1913 I'd av. aosx7s--Kattc
Meslop to Levy Bros Realty CO, S Beek.
ssTH an s r. All US' dnd st sS; T Co. iIs B"sy 81
iV'loNss - Jack Berger It al to Yetta
LEVIN oil % av mtge $4,000. oct I. atty,
10TH ST sol +, IS. 100 I'd av. 25xioo ii
Jos y futile. ref TO Hospital Estates.
Rros. 80 Broad IT .'., 40 900
10TH ST so5 y. 50. i2s e % ev g5xIco ii
same to same, sept 80, same atty. SIC. 900
10TH 81, 3Os l.. :. 100 e % Az, 25xi6O ii
same to same. Sept 30; same atty. 80, 200
20 Az cor iosth e. g5.lox75-- Re NJ
sv, freeport, l. !. all Hens. sept Is;
attys. Spcir a Bartlett. 50 wall st.....tl
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Price. Of City,. New Votes.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
VIEW YoRK COUNTY.

supreme Court-Appellate Division Re-
cess
Suprcmc Court-Sprolal Tcrm--Part IL
Before Weeks J Court opens Mt 10 40
" Ey n1rte matters
Surrogate C1urt--Ch ma m bers-Before Co
haiou, T. WIZ FOR probate at 1880 \. NJ.
May Calvin
citv Court Special Term-Purt II-Be.
fore Ransom Court opens At 10 A. NJ.
TX plrte matters
KINGS COUNTY
supreme C0urf--Snerial Term efore
Jaycox Court opens a. 10 a. NJ Lit
iEatfd motlouH
Before Rcucdict FIX parte matters.
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:. I. rLoT To HE IMPROVED.

Harold r. Wittemnun and Monatt &
scHVlh have sold Tor the Charles IenEram
es'it" plot of two lots on Bay street.
rompNnsville, Staten Island. between
Gran. and Washington streets, to the
'au'wood COMPANY, Inc. Of New York,
which Nil improve the property.