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BRONX APARTMENT IN TRADE.

EAST l63D STREET-Arnod. Byrne &
Blumann have sold for the Podgur
Realty Company TO Constantin Wag-
rer Bruce Court, at 1908 to 1919 East
ie3d street. northeast corner OF Simp-
son street six story elevator apart
ment house. on plot l00x1l0. with seven
stores The property. which is fully
rented. was held at s275.00O. In part
payment Mr.. Wagner gave 564
and $50 Prospect avenue. a FIVE story
fat. on plot IS 2xl33x irregular, 90. .
feet north OF Southern boulevard.
TRATMANN AVENUE-Kurz ~ Uren
have sold with ID. Thomas Coster six
and one-half lots on the southerly side
OF Tratmann avenue ~ feet west Of
zerega avenue. comprising plot 167.6x
10 feet.
GRAND BOULEVARD 49, The p. ].
Dwyer Building Company has pur-
chased the Ryan homestead property al
the Grand Boulevard and Concourse
ls4th street and Creston avenue. High
class apartment houses will be erected
on the site The Ryan property con
s.ss OF brick and stone dwelling, a
garage and a plot containing about ten
lots II has frontage OF 1906 feet
Or the Concourse, III feet on ls4th
street, 1875 feet on Creston avenue and
MEASURES about 10 feet along the
northerly line. The property has been
of red in the market at $4,000.
cROTONA PARK NORTHAMPTON j
Gabel has sold for the Benenson Realty
Company No. S57 Crotona Park North
new five story Nat. on plot 5Ox'4. l45
feet east OF Marrn!on avenue.
EAST 10TH STREET-The Benenson
Realty Company has purchased from
Georee Mathewson the plot 50xlOO on
the south side OF l7sth street, 62.2 feet
east OF Marmion avenue.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. New jersey and
eastern Pennsylvania. fair and cold to-daS
and Tomorrow; fresh westerly winds.

For New England. fair and colder to-day;
fsir tomorrow, strong westerly winds
For western New York, generally fair to-
day and tomorrow. not much change In
temperature, westerly winds
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE storm which
moved northward along the Atlantic coas.
on Sunday was central over northern New
England yesterday.
Snow was falling at scattered point, in
West virginia western Pennsylvania, New
York and the 81. Lawrence Valley. hut else-
where It was followed by generally fair and
much colder weather
Freezing temperatures covered western
parts Of all the Atlantic States, except
Florida and almost all Of Louisiana, Texas
and the Southwest.
Zero weather covered all sections from
Lake Huron westward into Montana and
south into Missouri and Kansas
The pressure WIS high over all sections
west OF the Atlantic States and lake rcgion,
In this city the day was fair and colder;
wind. brisk to high westerly. average
humidity, 80 per cent, barometer. corrected
to read 20 sea level at A. VI, 294f;
+ NJ, 29.5s.
The temperature In this city yesterday. 10
recorded by the oflcial thermometer. Is shown
la ..l.N
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wurts- Dundas to Lawyers T q T Co,
sTH Az VIZ sso iand 42d st. :si and 2ss W. W.
mtge on lease, &c, Sept Is, 19i3--Sens
Co l2sth st and Amsterdam av. ..si5.OO0
133D ST, p, 2334 e 18th av. l6.Sxo9.ll.
Aug Il, 1se0-Dorothea and VIM II
Clark to Jno Potter, Patchogue.
pFppy' 'a1r;'i,',''lso'w an al. 2o ,'yo
June 81. 1ol3--Albert p and Dora Mes
singer to Fannie Catz atty. I Levison.
1soTH sT rs ss i5s W 7th av. i5xse.ii. Jan
II. IsS4-Sarah II Bennett to Nathan J
Bennett; attys Prcssinger & y. 60 wall
iOS'rM ST. ass and s37 i, n 8 100 ist
av. 5OxiOO.ll. sept Is l90s-Max and
Lena Kurzrok to Lawyers Mtge Co; atty,
/ T Co. $50 BwSy :...:.::si: $1,000
18TH ST, ala ", n =. 200 I'd av, 2i.lx
aS.4x25xg9.b. Aug 4, 1e10--Josef and Rosi
Goldnnger to Alfred Frankenthaler. 35
Nassau st..................... sl,bOO
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MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

IINp Az. W o. al isPth ~. bOxa2 -
otto ~ Gang vs. Ernest Keller Construc.
ton. Inc. co. owner trenevall ....... sSi
BROADWAY, iis2-Rirhey Browne Don
aid. Inc. vs. Mary a Fitzgerald. owner,
l4>2 Broadway Corp. lessee and con
4isT ST .42 E-Lawiess Bros vs. Arnold
Crafee. owner, Edward Murphy. CON
mn ST. .is to ?is w-Phiiip Edeir,ein
vs. Fleischmanu Bros Co. owner. Jacob
CHRYSTiE ST. MAX siegoI vs. Nathan
H.rrison Realities. owner ana contractor,
Harris Mankin contractor .... f?Sb. SO
l3-p ST o. 90 20 E-NaN Siegel agt First
African Methodist Episcopal Brethren
church. owner: Nathan Harrison Realities
.5TH ST. ~ W--otis Elevator TO sgt Grace
u 4 Eiw II Ltchh"'d. trustees. owners:
Hotel Arlington Co. contractor gre.
l.STM ST. eos ana :os w-Jacos weisan
agt Emma tchlesirger, Katy. Alfred L..
Mildred and Randolph kohn and Edith
Frank owners. James + summers con
:7TH sr iis E.Ab-aham CHASER sgt
Fanny Levy. owner. Feinrose Constructor
Go and Rosenberg & Feinbers, contra.
5lsT sT. els w--Joseph warm as, Gerard
Albany Apartments corp. lessee re
Bronx
SENECA Az. $ whole block front hetveen
Hunts point as q liN!ug -. ia 6Nlo- Xxi 90
Copper Ei~ctrl, Il Engineering O. agt
BRIGGs ~. 7O7-Coluuhia Metal Box 60
Hgt Mitchell q Mcpermo:t Construction
60 owners arl contra, 90. ..s...,,, ss3'
church + Gates q Co. Inc, agt Michael
Byeinsky. owners and contractors. siOl 90
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) REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Small Apartments and Flats and
Building Plots Sold in Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
MOTEL FOR THE DRIVE

trading IN real estate yesterday had no
startling features In fact the business
reported was rather ordinary. Sales
,,ose1 we're few in number and affected
,,oner,v Of minor interest. The prin-
.,,ol deal in the leasing branch was the
rsreyyal of a lease on a building on Fifth
sverue near Forty-ninth street. An
orerator who took over 603 Fifth avenue
IN November. 1913. and altered 1t for
husiness uses has now taken the property
sor a long term for a total rental OF
sa60 1000,
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c>sU FOR EAST SIDE FLAT.

last 73D STREET-The William NJ.
BENJAMIN Company has sold for +. ID.
Curtis 223 East Seventv-third street, "a
five story tenement. on lot 25xl02.2
The buyer pays all cash. and tho pro
erty is to be delivered free and clear.
WEST 10TH STREET-Charles s.
Kohler has sold &c West loan street.
a Eve story Hat. on plot S1.ixl00.11, to
a client FOR investment
WEST i2STH STREET-The ID. H. Jack
son Company has bought from Pau,a
Wright II West 12Sth street, five
story Hat. on lot lSexl00. The buyers
recently bought the adjoining houses, 73
20 - West l2Sth street, from Conrad
stein estate and resold them to j.
Alaleno and ". sylvan Crakow. Der
ehauch & Co were the brokers In both
the latter and original transactions.
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OPPOSE FAKE" BONDS.
State Realty Association to Ask Leg
isIation-Good Times Predicted.

Declaring their purpose of waglng n
fight against the selling of worthless
realty bonds and OF conducting cam
paign for a better system OF taxation,
the executive committee OF the Real Is
tate Association OF the State OF New
York mapped out plan OF action for
the next year At a conference held at
Ctca last Saturday. NJ. Morgenthau. Jr..
OF this city, pres!dtn nj OF the association.
presided. II was voted at the meeting To
favor the enactment OF laws compelling
those who offer real estate securities to
state plainly their exact nature.
Mr.. Morgenthau told the meeting that
he had noticed n good revival recent Y
in mortgage conditions and that he looked
for continued Improvement throughout the
real estate market because there will bs
plenty OF money after the middle OF Janu-
airy at low rates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

lsT Az. SO, storc. and basement-MaS n
Rosenberg 80 Hyman Kippelman, b4s
stone az, Brooklyn, 5-l2 years from
bee /. 1914. atty. Benz Davidson. 29s
9TH Az Si7, store and part corner-ober-
meyer a Lehman to Chas Morahan, sly
9TH av. S2-l2 years from Jan l, 1915;
attys. Obermeyor q l., 90 Brement -,
BROADWAY, go. store. b and -ub-b-Harry
Wolpin and ano 90 II u 4 !. Restaurant
and Baking co. S27 Rway from Dec l.
1914 30 Jan 81. 1877. atty. NJ iochel-
80 Az s05e store floor. and list n--Elise
Re'z to Hy Rurfelnd. 2059 30 sv yrs
from Jan l. 1915. atty. z NJ Burghsrd;
sTH Az. ai7a. store and c--Gustave
Levy to Thco Holster. 2s92 Amsterdam
sv. 2 yrs from May /. 1915: atty. a n
Papc. e5 Liberty st...............Ei ,'0o
Bronx.
l6sTH ST, 7Ss L. sture and c--Aibert J
Wilson. trustee. to Bernard Roiner, $50
Home 81. yrs from Jan I. 1915. atty.
Max Thierer s51 l. 1884 St........ $3.50
EAST FORDHAM RID. 3s2 asa. store and c
Adams Realty GO to Edw Lyons l02
Riverside Drive, 10 yrs from completion
OF store. atty Edw Lyons Sc: y ls0th
, u .oN0 10 10 <VV
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Red star liner Lapland sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. Will take mail clos
ing at ? 30 4 NJ, FOR Europe teXcert
France. Germany Austria. Hungary Luxern-
burg ami Turkey, Africa, West Asia and
the East Indies
The Anchor liner AnSonia. sailing to-
morrow for Neville and Glasgow, viii lake
mail closing at gao A NJ. for Great
Britain and ireland, and FOR other countries
except Germany, Austria Hungary, tuNcn-
burg and Turkey when specially Addressed.
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WASHlNGTON. Dec - - The collier
Rrutus has arrived at san Pedro dr M.s,:,s
La paz gunboat Yorktown at Huaymaa
cruiser Washington AT Portsmouth, subma
RINGS XII and x: at New York Nnrd collier
Mars at Mare Island, supply ship Culgoa az
Guantanamo' destroyers flussrr Reid aud
pau!liHg at Boston
Mine ship san Francisco has sailed from
Roston for Norfolk. tank ship Arerhuna from
Port Arthur. Tex, Tor Norfolk, destroyer
Nacdonough from Norfolk for Charleston.
destroyers Hopkins. Hun and Lawrence from
sausalito for San Diego and cruiser Denver
from Esenada for San Pedro,
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE HOTEL.
100000 TO he spent ON ~ story
Structure at Ntnety-sixth street.

Plans have been filed by Herman Lee
Meader. architect for the Palmer Realty
Company, Florence X. Hoppe president
for twelve story fireproof apartment
hotel at the northeast corner of River
side Drive and Ninety-sixth street. 1t
will have a frontage OF 1867 feet on the
drive by SO feet on the street The
facade will be OF brick and terra Gotta
in the French Renaissance style of archi-
lecture and will be known as the River
side Hotel The cost has been estimated
at 100000.
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan

Fraud ct al foreclosure Of mortgagc)
attys Rounds. Schurman 4 Dwight
CLINTON ST, l77--SOiomOn ii Kohn va
barnet Lerner 1t al foreclosure OF mort
gageD: attys. Bsylis ~ Sanborn,
l2STH ST, 27O W--SocIety for the Relief
~ Poor widows with Small children vs.
Helen n w IIalght ct al foreclosure OF
mortEsEe) attys, Miller. King. Lane a
Trnnurd.
AMSTERDAM Az. e =. rs ICuh st. 25x
100 Mary MNnd"rf rs Arthur often ~ ri
commended foreclosure Of mortgage): atty
W T. clare,
L9TH ST. % W-Harrv Ford w FIFTY
ninth Street Real Estate "a 1T al fore
closure OF mortgage; atty. II Gibbs.
Bronx
VAN BIlREN ST :, $50 Columbus av.
26xlO0---Cyrus Hitchcock vs. Bucarelli v
Bsroncni ct al uoreclosurp OF mortgaGe):
atty, 4 Arthur
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HOBoKEN FACTORY SALE.

The Surbrug Company. tobacconists.
has bought from the w II. Jones Realty
Company the four story factory build
ing at the southwest corner Of Jeffer-
son and Fourth streets, Hoboken. on plot
i00x900.
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Receivers Appointed.

BY Justice Newhurgor-George D. Lloyd
~ Y. Office Partition Company, Arthur
/ y TruaN. Helena NJ Richter vs. KAHN Z
/ IAndeminu. Barnett Berger.
By Justice Heudrick-ticorge X. Smyth w.
/ Martha JRuncCN. James Fox. Joseph II
] lfalstead w Hy Rosens,ein. Edward X.
Cohen.
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BRONX SYNAGOGUE SITE.

The site selected by the Sinai Con-
gregation for its new synagogue in The
Bronx is on the west side Of Stebb!ns
avenue, 10i feet north OF 1854 street
il measures 7Sxll4x75Xl37 ana was pur-
chased from Lowonfeld 4 Prayer. II Is
part Of the old Chisholm estate tract.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SaIesroOm.
lat "A NESEY STREE
BY Samuel Marx

BY Samuel Marx.
CLINTON ST. 81, W $. 2e5.i Rivington 1T,
"5.4Ni00, sty tenement and stores-Philip
Klein ct al, eSrs agt Rachel Meier ct al:
due. Sll,190.3i, taxes, sc, t.ls2s4; sub
ject TO mtge, $4,000, to the plain
or III S.r "a 'Ssogo
sty tenement and stores-Philip Klein
ct al, exrs agt Bernard Kohn ct al; due.
s763s II: taxes. Sc 37i76o. subject 20
mtgc, s22 600 to the PLAINTIFF for 500
over prior liens.
by Joseph =. Day.
AMSTERDAM AV, los, r. 1909 cath
ST. a53xlOO. sty tenement and stores
VI Jauss sgt 9 Erb ct al; due. suisse:
taxes. &c. $500 subject to two mtgos
aggregating $4,000; to lsidor Abra .
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Supreme Court--By Justice Hendricl-
Matter ~ Hebron william Klein. Matter OF
Hlau. Thomas W. Churchill Monshekian vs.
Knight, Patrick walsh. Cftilons' savings
Rank ~ Henley. Henuo Won Wlt2i'hen. Mat
ter ~ McCroken. Charles G Marin.
BY Justice observation-disclosures vs. Furst
MaNimus \. Lesser
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H. II. Blakely has leased for Ave
years for Edward b Corey to A. Pastor
the two four story dwellings at 81 and
GA West SEVENTEEN street also for Cert
rude Laidey TO George r. Smith the
furnished dwelling at 230 West End ave-
nue..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises rs sun sets. -, "a Moon rises. 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SAndyH'k GJa Gov Island s4s Hell Gate. SIS
LOW WATER TINS DAY.
/. 10 Coy Island /? 81 Hell Gate q. an
Arrived MONDAi. December u
IS Re dltsha, 4.ia 7. NJ, Naples Novem.
s. Pa,r,a. a.l5 A NJ Almer,a. December 8
s. Manuel Calvo. 1880 + NJ Cadiz De-
crmb.r
s. Yagucz. ga p. NJ San Juan December D.
s. rmmdad + NJ. Bermuda December Il.
- Harry Luckenbach = NJ Crlstobal, Do
ccmhcr .
= Brazos 1913 4 NJ san juan December
= Carriilo. 80 \ VI Htyaua. December 10.
s. Comanche Jacksonville December H.
g Creol". New Orleans ne"rmber Q
s. Fl Norte. Galveston. December 8
s. Delaware Philtdelpha. uecembcr ia.
So Mamma Hata. Baltimore. December II
$ nan nEton. Norfolk. December H.
So Neddo. Boston, Decrmbcr g..
s. Charlton Han. Bnsou December -.
So Panama Transport Boston December ~
S. Kentucky, Boston, December l.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So Marengo. AZ Hull
SIS san Gugllelmo al Naples
SAILED FOR NEW YORK..
s. Rergensfl ord. from Rrrsen
IS Danube, from Barhados
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
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BUYS RICHMOND ACRES

r schuyler Dunno has sold twenty
one acres on Shore road. Princes Bay.
Staten Island, for Mrs. Sutherland TO
Frank Crawford.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHlNGTON. Dee l4.-These army or
dcrs were issued to-day:
Col q S Hristsnd. Adiutant General
10 chicago as Adjutant General Central De
par'ment relieving Major j. i. Tracy. Ad-
Lieut. Col L NJ BLAKE, Coast Artillery. to
Providence r. l. as Inspector Instructor ~
Coast Artillery Militia Of the state Of Rhode
Fir-, Lieut.. J n Davis. Coast ARTILLERY
from Niney nrst Company to Fort q
Wright. New York
command ~ coast dcfenc, ~ san Franz isco
and % command Pacific Coast Artillery dis
Col C T bartlett from command coast,
d,fcuces ~ Portland 10 For, Wlnncld scott.
cal fnrnla. md command Of coast dcfenccs
Iicut 90, o " Gatchcn. from inspector
insirne'9r hRra" Island Coast Artillery NM,
IT, 10 Fort WiN.amS' Maine and command
These navy orders were issued:
Commander Il. Beknap, from command
~ tho chester TO command the San Fran.
Lieut. c e Joyce, from command OF the
Yenkton TO command the Mayrsnt
to command the Nsnkton.
Lieut. @ bingham. from the North
Lieut., j II Ingram from tho Wisconsin TO
Ensign p X Robouom. from the ronopah
Ensign u T. Poe from tho South caro-.
lima To the Hannibal
Ensign y. II Holt. from tho Chester to
Assistant Surgeon l.. r. Roddls, from ma
rine advance base expedition, Pacific fleet TO
Passed Assistant Psymaster r. d. Rose
from Port Royal S, C.. to tho Asiatic
station
Passed Assistant Paymaster r. ". Johns.
ton, from the New York yard TO the Fulton.
Passed Assistant Paymaster n. Coyis
from Philadelphia yard 10 Port Royal. S. C.
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BRoOKLYN DWELLING SALE.

Frank 4. Seaver & Co have sold the
two family brick house al 2I2 sixty
first street for Helen Fendrich to an in
weston.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

GWEN rlme and address Of lenders atty)
RiNEENiEW TERRACE. " n. 1855 y Puweii
pl .5Nll3 6N25,lNll5,3, Nov 10. 1905
Frances Meiner to Louisa Strung. 4Os r.
ltsd st; atty. T. Bergman. $3.50 81
LOTS to I. map 1870. property Forster 4
Schmiti Bway, Riverdale and Mosholu
avs ar "elst st. Dec II, iol2-Rulph
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supreme Court--Trisl Term Before Gar
retson J Held In the County Court House
In Long Island city. y. Y Court opens and
calendar called In Part 7. n, 10 a NJ II Is
requested that the name NJ trial counsel he
rled with the clerk in Part Attention OF
the bar IL called ~ Rules G, and 5. cal
,udar Rules. Queens county People. sc
aEt Francesca Romano trial ot irdiotmon;
continued Civil calendar paesed 70 wednes-
day. December 10, 1914 Highest number
reached on the general calendar is 612
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Munhatfau

18TH ST. icl w-Frank Nahodyle agt Jonn
Doc ., al, Soy -. lsii............. -Sd5
s4TH ST. 90 E-Frank Wise & Son, Inc,
aEt Fila BNhsunE 81 a., Ort I. 1914 .st5. -
4ATH ST. - E-Haipern n Mcstcl. Inc. het
]. Pierre CalEgauy ct al, July 10, 1914
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County court-Civ'l Cslendar-FArt "
Befor" Fawc'tt. J. Court opens a. 10 "
Nos 1903 2sai. :'62 1858, 79o' ;9't, t-s'.
ing fuses. n answered ready, will he passed
tor the day Nos 29ol, 1870, 2s'l. .s7I
asTs egsa asei. 1882 ABS. 1859
County Cour;-Cr!minal Calendar FOR
4 Trlal-.Ptrt -f}t'orc Hylan. j. Court opens
a; 10 A VI leo viiaiio, Victor CantonL
, man. Howard Greenfield. BENJAMIN zeller,
Joseph Gcrshonowitz rape. assault. Charles
riaz4a. IhtIci'nr. CANINE Pr"s'a. thiuc-
-. Wg.pm o'Cornc,, carrying danger
, weapon. assault: Henry jenkins s"llug CO.
,1lnc. Jarl's Il Pt',s. so.urc cocaine Gem
evtsve Allen grand larceny receiving
Emana,l Diam md, bookmak!ns
PART Il -i}efor" Dixie. J Francisco Cinao.
tam Lcy'ntHn rape. abduction. ass7ul Z,
Angus; RoEardts. rape. abduction. assault,
Joseph Bltte.i grand larceny. Salvatore
/ Terrtnova. carrying dangerous weapon,
RAPE, abduction. assault. s'anisiaus Lac.-
tara. assault. Anthony Narselo, alias An
'bony olacio alias Anthony olesio LouIgi
1fanchino. receiving John Kreiger, reneiv-
Par, III -Refore Roy. J Abraham En-
assault Lorenzo Ellis grand larceny. rece!v-
ing, Hiram Durham. alias y. Archie
nunham. forsery. petit larceny. william
i'icc. burg airy. PED; larceny receiving
Surrogate's Court CaI-ndar-Before K.t-
chtm, Cour; opens at 10 A. VI in Hal
rerciyN and Anna e. Farley The admin
istru'ioua Of Donald l. Gwect and Maria
h'i;emier rhe accounting IN he estate ~
N1rg0r,' Workman, 'ttharine Flynn, T. 4
prel James Austin, Phoebe Skidmore.
J"r,rgwus rrd"rhi. Gibson Inrauts, Fred .
,rick kruse, Mary Tripney. y r Wilson,
The estates - l. u Esierrc. JOSEF nh Gold
s,ein. Fred keruse. punmsn Infants Mary
H MIX sn MIn'' En-, M2r osrt S" Nv
. man HcrdleS Contested calendar-The will
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twest o, Frfth av. hctws"n

tWest OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
HON sts)
s3D ST. =. s5J Columbus av, 40 6x
l022x irreg--Thos $ Cochrane e. al TO
Sarah Mcwilliam Of Poughkeepsle y
Nov 20. yrs, c. atty, Ii + Miller, ~
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IkrpIlN

INTERNALE Az. " :. 2g3s Wes,cherter
av. 5OxiO0-Tl'le Guarantee a. Trust "a
ag; Augr! Construction CO. Inc. et a.,
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SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY
Particulars.

IL story modern flrcproof building.
AL meals served In apmts. Every
convenience. all outside rooms,
permanent light, large closet
space, most convenient location
In city.
Ready for occupancy. New high
class 10 story ele. apart. houses.
frcproof: all latest impts. I'm
surpassed view of Hudson River
and all the surroundings.
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BOSCOBEL AN. g s. at Z l70th -.
l0llN irreg. TO Cromwell ay-Margur!te
Richmond I'M, y Y. Mar -. duc, 81. as
per bond; atty. l. $ Quaekenbush Is l.
MARMioN AZ. $ "a. i;5th 1t. 'iiGo 'S2
Gs2 to Vineyard pl--Mary V Holden to
John w Cornish CONSTR CO. sos fremont
Cornish Con 90, sos fremont ay. =. 81 900
BATHGATE Az 1855. " 8 90 sxll4.5--
Bertha Mchaes to Carrie Westerlvid.
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sounding like a wall from the un-
known regions.
There was some feeling expressed
there.
These Summerfeld Tigers are
some credit to their captain and
their community, and with little
more practice and experience will
make good players.
Our home boys. Captain Edgar Pc
lots Belleyiew Ball SKATERS, have
the making of big league players in
them, and two OF them will be in the
big circuits inside of five years.
Paste this in your hat. for the old
moon told me so.
Now that the honors are about
even, want TO apply the fire test to
these capable mines, and to that end
4 hereby publicly offer a prize of
ten big silver dollars worth Of base
ball supplies 20 the winner of a
series of five games chest three out
of f1ye) between the Symmetrical
and Belleview mines, subject to GER
tain restrictions as to playing, time
and place.
Now, boys, if you have any sport
ing blood in you, get together and
go after this ten dollar bill and
prove who the conquering heroes
are.
And may the best team win.
This Symmetrical day was one OF
the events of my life. | was there;
Go-see-fus carried me there, and he
enjoyed himself as much as any
other we'll regulated and trained
horse.
/ met and recognized number OF
the most prominent people of the
two counties of Marion and Sumter;
| they were glad TO be there, their
looks showed it, and their after talh
| proved it.
All glory to the public spirited
men and women who made this such
a memorable day.
Eleanor A. Tremere
/ The following box score was kind
1y contributed by the editor of the
Summerfeld Chronicle:
| Box Score