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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
GUNMEN REPORTED
 READY TO TELL OF ROSENTHA MURDER

New York, April 9--There were per sistent rumors today to the effect that at least one of the four gunmen Who are to die at Sing Sing Monday morn ing for the part played in the murder uf Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, would confess. The runnors could not be traced to their source
 Joseph A. Shay, counsel for Charies Becker, the former police lieutenant convicted for instigating' the murder but saved by higher court ruling, said he might go to the prison some time today and endeavor to get statements from the four men to be used by the defense at the second trial of Becker
 In case the condemned men decline fo make statement to him, he has pre- pared an application to the supreme court for an order requiring the ap- pointment of commission to take their denositions. In either event, it was said the execution of the sentence would not be delayed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
MURDER FOLLOWS NEWS
 ARGUMENT ON SUFFRAGE

Chicago, April s-As the result of a shooting W hich was caused by an argument over women's suffrage a well dressed man believed to be Will liam Woods, of San Francisco, is dead and James Franche, alias Duffy The Goat is being sought by the police on murder charge. A young woman also is wanted in connection with the murder.
 Woods. Franche and the woman were said to have been drinking to- gether in a cafe when argument arose over women's suffrage. Woods con tended that the women had the right to vote. According to the story told the police, Franche took exception to the westerner's remarks ana shot him through the heart.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

$ Although Governor Glynn has twice refused to grant a reprieye, the fami- lies of the gunmen and their counsel. Charles G. F. Wahle. had not given up all hope today. Every means known to the law will be employed from now until Monday, Wah1e de- clared. He will send a memorandum to Governor ~GIynn on the latter's re- fusaI to grant reprieve. The first memorandum will take the form of an argument in answer to the governor s reasons for his refusal.
 The rumors regarding the expected confession had it that the one gunman most likely to talk was "Gyp The Blood Horowitz.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
NEW YORK CONNECTS TO
 MAKE BRICKS FOR ROADS

Albany, April 9-Bricks for use in constructing highways in New York state will be made at the Elmira State Reformatory as soon as buildings and apparatus are erected.
 Governor Glynn today signed the Dill appropriating $75, 900 for this purpose The plan is the first step in the gover- nor's recommendation to the 1egisla- ture that convicts be employed in manufacturing road material.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
NO TOBACCO COUPONS
 AND SAVE $12, ,O0O, ,OOO

New York, April 9.Important to- bacco interests declared yesterday that the big tobacco companies intend to abolish the practice of giving away coupons with tobacco, thus saving 5, 1,2OO0, 600 annually. This is in line with Washington dema nds-
 The P. IoriHard company, it was learned yesterday, distributes between s2, COG, 600 and $3, 0G0, ,Oo0 a year in cou- pons: the American Tobacco com pany about s2, 500. GOO, and Liggitt & Myers S2. .OOO. GOO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
SEASIDE COUNCIL, NO. 7O9,
 R0YAI ARCA NIInM

Ten candidates were initiated last night by the degree team with the Dorchester ritual. Several visitors were in attendance at the gathering following which the orator and his assistants served refreshments. On April Is the lodge will hold a dance in the Colonial ball room. The decor ations will be of, the most e1abora te form and no pains will be spared to make this the most successful affair ever held by the lodge. Bently's or chestra will furnish the music. On April 15 and 16 the grand council meeting of the state will be held in Hartford
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
SENATE REJECTS NAME
 PRESIDENT SENT IN

Washington, April s.-Despite strong support by the State Department, the confirmation of J. c. McNalIy, of Pittsburgh, to be consul at Nurem- berg, Bavaria, was defeated in the Senate by a non-partisan vote of 26 to 24- McNa11E is now an American consul in China
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

 DIRECTORY
PIoNEpR CAME. No. 17. w. 0. v

PIONEER CAMP. NO. IT. w. o. W. Pioneer camp, No. IT, will hold memorial service in the Plaza theater. Commander w. A. Fraser will be present. The music will be furnish ed by the Plaza orchestra All the State camp officers will be present and it will probably be one of the best memorial services ever held in this city. The committee in charge of the arrangements will meet in room 1O3. Mefgs building, on Saturday, to make the final arrangements. Two candf- dates were initiated and three app1ica- tions, were received. James J. Ca.hiI1 of New York, was present at the meet ing last night. MT. Child is a mem Der of the Knickerbocker camp of New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
WILL OPPOSE CUMMlNS

Des Moines, Ia.. April s-E. T. Meri- dith. a farm magazine publisher, to- day announced Ahis candidacy on the Democratic ticket for the United States to succeed Senator Albert B. Cummins, Republican.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
To Cure Corns, Callouses z
 Bunions and Aching Feet

The following is absolutely the strest and quickest cure known to science for all foot ailments: Dis solve two tabIespoonfuls of CaIocide compound in a. basin of warm water Soak the feet in this for fully fifteen minutes, gently rubbing the sore parts. The effect is really wonder
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
THE DIAMOND

Is the birth stone for April. Your gift will be acceptable if it's diamond. You can be sure of that and no other gift could more constantly and last ingIy remind one of the giver. gift diamond should be of good quality, whether large or small, and there are probably more grades of diamonds than -you ever thought possible. Whether you can judge for yourself or not, you will be satisfied always, if you buy diamonds here, and the more you compare our quality and
 prices with others the better you'll be satisfied.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

BLENDA LODGE, NO. Il, Q. OF V
 Following the next meeting of the Blenda lodge a dance and whist <wiI be enjoyed. Three applications were received last night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
TRIBE,

WOWOMPOM TRIBE, NO. 4o l. OR. M.
 A class initiation was held last night by the Wowompom tribe, No. 40, l. O. R. M, at which time four candidates were initiated. The chiefs degree was worked by the degree team of the Okenoque tribe of Stratford. Corn and venison was served after the meeting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

|UNCAs COUNCIL, NO. 25, o. U. A. M.
 At the meeting this evening of Un- cas council, No. 25, amendments to the bylaws will be read for the first time. Several candidates will be in- ftiated with the second degree. On April 30 L. B. Jacobs will be present to give a, lecture on his trip to the north pole.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
KYoTA COUNCIL.

NO. Is, D. OF P. Mrs. Youngs of Springfield, Vt. was present at the meeting of the Kyota council last night Preparations were also made for the dance which will be held i'll the Masonic Temple on May 2. A report was also made on the box social which was held last Tuesday evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

A twenty-five cent box of CaIocide is said to be sufficient to cure the worst feet. It works through the pores and removes the cause of the trouble.
 Don't waste time on uncertain reme- dies Any druggist has Calocide com pound in stock or he can get it in a, few hours from his wholesale house. Prepared only by Medical Formula, Co., Chicago, ILL, and Dayton, Ohio-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
MAGMA cHARFA LODGE NO. 1ss,
 SONS OFT ST CxF0RcxE

The members of Magma Charta lodge are preparing for banquet which will be held on April g. The affair is for the purpose of celebrating the birth of St. George. Two app1i- cations were received and one candi- date was indoctrinated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09
wALDEMBRE COUNCIL

WALDEMERE COUNCIL
 NO. 6, o. U. A. M On the 9th of May the wa1demere council will hold a class initiation at which time a large number of candi- dates will be initiated. The state council will be held on May IA in Southington, Conn. This will be the annual meeting of the order and therefore a large crowd is anticipat- ed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

full. All soreness goes instantly and the feet feel delightful. Corns and ca1louSeS can be peeled right off. It gives immediate relief for sore bunions, sweaty, smelly and aching feet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-09

MAYFLowER COUNCIL.
 NO. 9, D. OF A. The regular routine business occu- pied the meeting of Mayfower council which was held last night.
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sUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
-Wihelmina Stahl plaintiff, against Jacob
r Stahl, defendant. -Summons-An action
to anbul marriage
To the above named defendant;
You are hereby summoned 70 answer tho
complaint IN this action, and to serve copy
Of your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty DAYS after the service OF This
summons. exclusive of the day OF service.
and in case Of your failure 10 appear or
answer. Judgment Will he taken against YOU
by default FOR the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated May 18Th. 1917 -
WALTER VI. GOLDSMITH.
plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE ana Post ONCE address. 81 Liberty
street borough ~ Manhattan. Sew York Clty.
To Jacob ! Stahl:
The foregoing summons r. SERVED upon
YOU by publication, pursuant 20 an order ~
lion. samuel Greenhaum, a Justice of tho
Supreme Court of tho state Of New York
dated the cad dav Of June 1914 and Med
with the complaint In the office OF the c ERIK
~ the county Of New York Ct the county
Court House IN the city and County ~ Sew
York, borough ~ Manhattan. IN said state
Dated New York June -, 1874
WALTER ". GOLDSMITH.
plaintiffs Attorney
once & n address 80 liberty street.
Borough ~ Manhattan, New York CIV.
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OPERATORS MY DWELLING.

WEST $50 STREET--Anna Wetzel has
sol 'be h," story Hat at "a West
NIuett third street, between Central
Pa, Ne. ami columbus avenue The
house occupies lot 26.Sxl00.S. II has
been bought by op rators
LEWIS STREET Justice Francis NJ
Scott hd, sold t. Loweufeld Il Prages
the 'Wo four story frame buildings
a. - and - Lewis street The prop
err which measures iONiOO. has
b 'n iesold 10y the buyers to
Tre.c.a Lennon, according to transfers
70 nrdcl Yesterday, II is between Iitv-
.nctuH and stanton sire Is.
IVES 'n-b STREET - .\mes \ Co have
so.1 'or Elmer y. Coulter 303 West i02d
street. a three story and basement
dwelling. ON 10y 2oNNo. adjoining the
northwest corner OF West End avenue.
EAST wTH STREET Maurice Brill OF
B-il Bros has sold the lot 25XlOO.il ON
the north side OF Ninety eighth street
4 feet west Of Madison avenue The
prop IS was given I'm part payment
Go Louis H. and II T. GaWry for a
tract 80 Mount klsco. y. Y. consisting
Of seventy acres. with buildings. The
Transaction involved abou, $4,000.
Seaman, Lowerre n co. were the bro
kers
ST Marks PLACE = H. Ludlow n
C have sold FOR VI Wdldenberg Is
- Mark place. a i've story tenemen .
On lot 26Nl2o. 70 Anna \. Babe. who
give, In part payment the three story
dwelling. on lot 20NioO A. $40 Hart
street Brooklyn Mr.. Waldenbcrg pu--
chase. the property from the Centr IL
Trust Company in May
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FORsSLO5JKE SALES,

YORK OLIVIA II CcNYNGH NJ 81 al
Plaintiffs. against ISAAC sALMANowITz.
IN pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
s sss entitled action and bearing date the
the referee. In said judgment named, wifi
sell at public auction al the ENchsnge sales
Of Manhattan. city Of New YORK. on Ire
n2th "a, gay 40, OF Ans1si' igit a. u o,ei9ck noon
Judgment TO he sold, and therein described
follows.
ALL hat certain lot piece or parcel Of
land. with the building and Improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. Of the CITY Of
York, known and distinguished as and by
the lot Number 2l4 on Map showing q
stuyvesant. deceased. among hi. heirs.
made BY samuel s Doughty. City Surveyor.
dated MAY. 1879. and nled in the once OF
bounded and described as follows:
BES' i a. a point on the ncrtherly
nor,hwesterly corner OF First Avenue and
Ninth street - running thence northeTiy.
three inches tsg Il, in'j to tie centre i ise
Of the block: thence westerly along said
centre line twenty. nye (2tj feet thence
two feet three inches (s2 r. I'M 10 the
northerly side OF Ninth street: and thence
s%s ,s,S along The ssid northerly. side Of
being known by the street number three
Dated. New Work. july asSs' ii Siu'h street
,,,,.,., PHOENIX 1NGRAHAM. R.fere.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plain,irs
New York. ~ Y
The following Is a diagram Of the property
to be sold: Its street Number is Sa7 Eas,
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, fair to-day warme,
In Interior partly cloudy to- morrow warmer
In eastern portion; moderate southeast

For eastern New York, fair to-day, warme,
In interiors partly cloudy to- morrow warmer
In eastern portion; moderate southeast
winds.
For New jersey. fair to-day: warmer In
interior; fair tomorrow. moderate cast 10
southeast winds.
For northern New England fair to-day
and tomorrow; warmer. except tn eastern
Maine; moderate east 20 southeast winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
to-day: warmer. except I'm extreme south
portion: partly cloudy tomorrow: warmer,
moderate northeast to southeast winds.
For western New York. fair TODAY and
warmer; unsettled tomorrow. probably
local showers In west portion. modcsat-
east to southeast winds
NEW YORK. Aug Rain fell Yesterday
on tho east Gult and south Atlantic coasts.
due to the eastward movement Of an az "A
OF moderately low pressure out - ths
southwest to q centre over Alabama and
Georgia
The pressure continued low in the on
treme Southwe-, and y depression Of SOM.
tho northern Rocky Mountain and uppNr
Missouri Valley sections. and was attended
by scattered showers.
Elsewhere the weather was sensrally fair
and the pressure high.
Moderate temperatures continued over the
northeastern quarter Of the country and
over the Rocky Mountain States. but II vas
warmer In tho Central States and on the
eastern Rocky Mountain slope.
In this city tho day fair. ooei1T in
che morning: wind. fresh northeast average
humidity. ~ p-r cent barometer corrected
20 read 20 sea level at A. NJ. ssst;
p NJ. 5000.
Tho temperature in this city Yesterday. 80
recorded by the ofnciai thermomctaN h shevS
m he evadt af,I
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

'With name and address Of lenders attvD
MARION Az " = ls2t n lssth 81, gsy
10 Heinrich n and ANA l n ~ i,sk
Otterndort unter Elbe Ger,n,n "a
Rohi " Todd go Bway. .,'' 81 ,6c
Soft TO- ;6S WaI %f rnI ~ 6 isI3
school ~ tho EvanG Latheranr' ChnTc'hp'
BELMONT AN n . cor iSr,n ~ -,,sfsfogo
9G.lV2s.3. Jan 20 lG19 Is,rns.ia paai,,NN
Corp 20 Rocklau1 ReaIfy "a. ~ y =,
Rel. 1isth ~ and NillIs 40 400 ma
llGTH ST. u = 993 pless.,, M
1OOlO, Apr s i9i0,Jeroh "a .,t az" a., iIvN
T. Levine 10 Emma Wevant "a -, na,r
VI Kave 80 RWav... '''' "''' "a "n6
BATHGATE AZ. n " az ,-e,ss ~,
37.6xiOo. June "a laosS sIe';'th 81
g 60 20 Amelia wleEand r%trv a,,vS
Amsnd & 4 no Nassau 81 80 80 s. S oo6
$50 and iag, %issSg june M"l Isit 'sne.
nella Realty CORP TO Helen q As.t,
80 Central Park ": at,v r. 49, "a
Wal st...... ,....,,... a. ana
li2D ST zoe ". T. IS W I'M az 'tG9v
99ll. Dec G. 1910 Theresa - trost1 =,
q 10 Robt VI Dunn, attn r q Co IA
is nTT"y ST eSs W .,,o =. .... IS 900
pell Jan 10, iel9--LI2zie I Kelley 10
Anna \ Braxtone. on premises a. 5o9
PARAMOUNT PL n - t53G " Southern
Blvd "bxloo. Apr Q igOs-Rremen II a
e co to Nellie McCiee Conner and ano.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.

The Stryvelyne Shop manufacturers OF
educational toys. has leased the twelfth
loft In the new building at to II West
Forty fifth street. a miniature village.
with It's houses. railroads. bridges lakes.
boats and sand hills will be- built in the
show room Royal Scott Guldcn was the
broker In the transaction. with NJ q l..
Hess as agents
y. Brigham Hall and William n Blood
good have rented space at 100 Fifth ave-
nLe to Joseph Balcsh Il Bros. for a term
OF years. and at 9?-lOl Firth avenue space
to Borgencht * Davis and the Hand En-
broidery Company.
James \. Dondero has leased the va
cant plot at 100 Wooster street. near
Beecker street. for James r. Smith, TO
the Blocker Lumber Company
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased TO the Whitehead Motor Car Com
pany. Inc. the store at 236 West Fifty
ninth street. aud to the Phelp Motor
Car Corporation the NTH floor at 225-227
West Fifty-seNeuth street
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above-descrihcd
four hundred and eighty-nve and SOL
tsll,4S5 500 Dollars with Interest thereon
from the 9Th day OF July. 1914 together with
the costs and allowance amounting to 1919 50
with interest from July ION, lelt together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approNi-
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are 20 he
allowed 10 the purchaser out of the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee, Ia '32o.lo
and interest
said premises will he sold subject 20 var'a-
tons between the location OF tho fences sui
the record lines, and any failure or defect
IN 'he title Of such portion ~ said premises
A. lies west of the centre line Of the west
erly party wall ~ tho building on SAID
Dated. New York, July 18Th i9lA
DAVID TIM. Referee.
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suPnpMr COURT. corrSry OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
In pursuance OF a judsmen, OF force iosurs
above entitled action and bearing date the
sth day OF July. 1914 l. the undersigned,
the referee In said judgment named, will sell
room. Nos. lf-i6 Vesey street In the Borough
OF Manhst,an. city OF New York on the 9TH
DAY Of August i9i4, at /: O'Clock noon on
the premises directed by said Judgment TO
be sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel ~
,and WITH the Sgidins nsTSon .rset,a
Of New York. bounded and described a. fol.
Lows; BEGINNING at point on the
street, opposite the centre OF a party wall
standing. partly on the premises Hereinafter
described and partly on the premises al.
and Ave cio6I Zee, Eastsriy from the oornsr
formed by the Intersection of tho Southerly
side OF one hundred and second Street and
the Easterly side OF Park Avenue; Sunning
ana part Of the distance through IN. eentrs
OF party wall one hundred 1900 feet
eleven % inche, 20 .he centre line o, the
line Twenty Ave t26D feet; thence North.
erIy. again parallel with Park Avenue and
part OF the distance through party wall
20 the southeriy side OF one hundred and
southerly side o, oBa hundred and Second
beginning. said premises being known by the
street. Humber los East one hundred and
Second street.
Dated. New York. Illy. isth, l9i.
BOWERS a SANDS. A,torneys for 'e Pes;n.
IN; ts Cedar. street, New York. y Y.
lo2nd Street:
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy witch the above-descrlbed
property Is to be sold. IL s2AOsl. 50. with in
ietest thereon from the 18th day OF July.
amounting TO St65.40. with interest from
July 2'th, 1914, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount OF the
taN"s' assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or paid
by the Referee, IL tb37sO and Interest
Ihat said premises will be sold subject
70 me state OF facts shown survey
made by y. r. Nostrand, dated July 22nd.
lsos. and TO the rights. II any, of tho tenants
Of said premises.
Dated. New York. July 2sth. 1914
PMOENIX INGRAMAM. R.fereA
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BROADWAY CORNER LEASED,

me northeast corner of Broadway and
iWehty-sixth street, owned by the Aver
estate or Boston, IL reported to have
been leased for long term of years
Inc properly Is 1853 feet along Broad
way ana 81 feet on the street. The Aver
iahiIS mas held II at $1,000. 900 When
the Iroislc building operation. at the
northwest corner of Firth avenue and
lW'htN-slNth street was about to he
launched the builders offered $3.50 900
Tor the Broadway corner 4 million dol
lars was demanded. The property shares
the broadway frontage of the block from
IWenty-sixth to Twentyseventh street
with the victoria Hotel property. which
Is now being improved with a tall build
ing
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NEW BRONN CONTRADICTION.

'.a'7 for four hve story flats and a
"" s'ofN factory were filed yesterday
.a" Bronx Two ~ the fats will he
s'' o. ~" west side of Lonsfellow
UT !' -', feet north of I67th street.
A.. william S,nnott, AZ cost OF Sl0i,-
Co., r'u.ng 20 the figures of Harry r.
low. they viii be 5OxS0 each \
''F'3 viii be built on lssth street.
=, reet east Of Belmont avenue. by
m,,AcNe Marine from plans by I.oranz
y. j W".her, A. cost Of $40 600.
.''nneN and McDermott will build n fla :
o. me west side ~ Briggs avenue, 40
,Tn south ~ laGth street, n. a cost OF
ccsoooo The kreymborg Architectural
,mpanv designed tho building. The fac
Will he on the north side of Kelly
NV so.b feet south of Intervals ave-
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OSBORN BUYs At GARRISON.

william Church Osborn, selected re-
@'ly as chairman Of the Democratic
N,a'e Committee, has bought 500 acres
- Harrison, y V. His purchases IN
'lfe 'A" farms owned by Catherine Di-
''4 n Richie, Jennie Dlmond and
NT1ur Smith They are all elevated
a'f AFFORD Hnc view Of the Hudson
NVer from West Point to Peekskill har-
NH''"..n' Fish has bought Hn acres
.a'1- HE country estate at Garrison,
N III" acquired the farms OF Franklin
H'' "f i"okskul. and William and
''t .". R~cRs of Garrison.
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:. Irving Brokaw has bought the Mil
Neck Club property, NEAR oyster Bay.
Il !, valued az s25O,0O0 and will
n'mprove Il into fine country estate
Tor his own occupancy. The property
contains about 100 acres and has several
mo lakes, which have been used for
many Years Uast for fishing nv the
NH Neck club members Mr.. Brokaw
VII soon begin the erection OF n resi-
."'rs on Tho property f. 8, willard
60 were the hroker~
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BUILDERS MY BRONX LOTS.

a site for tive story fats the Carey
Construction Company bought yesterday
tnol-1 Arnold. Byrue and Baumann
mn" lots 40 the south as- corner OF COL
leg avenue and 10th street. ex-
tending through the block To- Find
lay avenue. The property ha oeen
valued by the sellers az 100000 II
has frontage Of 81 feet on l7Oth street.
.0s feet along College avenue and 10
feet on FHdlay avenue The construc-
ton company viii start building opera
tons as soon As pOsslblN