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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02
At the Dixie tonight.

AT Tue DlAle tOnlRnt-
Mrs. ]. A. Henry returned yesterda,
from a visit to relatives in Wellborn
New car American Beauty flour.
pleases when all others fail. Bel
Bros.
Caesar Holm of the A. G. NJ. College
has returned from a VISIT New YofI
City.
Miss Deolice Hickman has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives in
Waco.
Try us with your orders for March
We have the goods and service. Bel
Bros.
j. b. Carroll and J. r. Eden were
in the city on business today from
Harvey.
| Mrs. j. c. Johnson of Hearne ar.
rived yesterday to visit relatives in
this city.
We can serve you better. Try us
with your March grocery orders. Will
son & Astin.
Library Day tea at the library build.
ing on Wednesday, March 4, from 8
to p. m.
Mrs. Noble Melton of Navasota is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
R. Phillips.
Miss Daisy Worley has returned
from a visit to Mrs. J. NJ. Daughtry
Of Corsicana.
Wednesday afternoon, to o'clock,
is the time for the Library Day tea.
Be sure to go.
Mrs. c. S. Marshall OF San Antonio
arrived yesterday on visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Marvin Elliott and Miss Mary
Pressnal OF Cottonwood were visitors
to the city today.
Mrs. S. p. Martin has returned to
her home in Houston, after a visit TO
relatives at Tabor.
Be first TO see our beautiful line OF
i'"NF No'taif
Edge Dry Goods Co.
Now is the time to save money; you
can do so If you buy your groceries
from us. Reid Brothers.
Mrs. viii Battle has returned from
a visit TO her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Royder of Wellborn.
Try Wilson & Astin with your
March grocery orders. They will
please you. Wilson & Astin.
Erwin Simpson of Houston is at
home for few days visit to his
mother, Mrs. Leona Simpson.
]. S. Heard and daughter. Miss
Laura, OF Mckinney. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Q. Astin.
d. NJ. c. crochet thread. regular
price. zoe per ball; special next week,
l0c each at Edge Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. Harland MCGEE returned TO her
home in Houston today. after a pleas
ant visit TO relatives in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02

Our stock is fresh and our prices
reasonable. Try us with a grocery
order this month. Reid Brothers.
Don't forget to attend the reception
given by the Woman's Club next We'd
nesday. Benefit Of public library.
We want you to try can of our
Golden Gate coffee. You will find what
you have been looking for. Bell Bros.
Miss Alva Pipkin is at home from
Somerville, to spend few days with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. ]. Pip
kin.
Mrs. Earl Beard has returned from
an extended visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. O. Tabor OF Oklahoma
City.
T. L. Wilcox and niece, Miss Eva
Wilcox. of Montgomery, are the guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. ]. B. San
ders.
Vance Martin returned to his home
in Marlin yesterday, after spending
few days with his aunt, Mrs. ]. B.
Hines.
Judge J. c. Scott of Franklin arrived
yesterday to preside over the March
term OF the district court, which be-
gan today.
This will remind you that ! am still
doing piano tuning and repairing.
Service guaranteed always. Will
Harris Jr.
Mrs. L. S. Ettle returned TO her
home in Beeville yesterday, after
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.
Estill.
W. j. Coulter and A. W. Wilkerson
went to Houston yesterday. where
they are jurors for this term OF the
Federal court.
Miss Ara Haswell returned to
Whitis School in Austin today. after
a short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler Haswell.
Prof. w. C. Lawson has returned
from Richmond, Va, where he attend
ed the National convention of school
r. LeGrand Johnston OF Washing
ON, d. c., left yesterday for Chicago.
lfter a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Wilkerson.
Three hundred free patterns left,
which we will give one to each lady
hat comes to our store this next
week. Edge Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. j. S. Edge returned to her
lome in Overton today, after a pleas
mt visit to her sons, Eugene and
'ictor Edge, and their families.
When you are out in town on We'd
lesday afternoon, go by the library,
nd enjoy the reception and tea. The
aides OF the Woman's Club will give
GU cordial greeting.
The Library Day tea and reception
N Wednesday afternoon will be So
ial event of more than usual interest. ,
'our presence will be appreciated. !
Mrs. A. H. Humphrey of Victoria. {
'exas, arrived in the city last night
or fortnight's visit with her aunt b,
frs. o. E. Simmons, and many friends !
The Woman's Club will give an af- t
ernoon reception and tea in the IL "
rary reading rooms on Wednesday,
rom 3 to 6 o'clock. A cordial invita-. :
ion to all. Free. will offering. c
Girard Brink Arrived Saturday from Is
hicago for visit to Father Gleissner. q
lie has resigned his position with
Ward & Company OF Chi. I
ago and has returned to Texas on
ccount of his health.
The Westrumite paving on Main :.
treet has been completed all except f.
he cutting out of the soft spots, and y
as given final rolling today, prior r
the testing by the city engineers, Z
hich will. take place some time this y
eek.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02
LOCAL ID OTHERWISE
Dixie toni

Dixie toni
w. L. Clot Tabor was a visitor
to the city Y
Joe samphs in the city today
from cottont
American hty, the flour that
pleases. Bel Is.
F. G. PROV went to Waco on
business yest.
You get Wou want when you
want II. Bels.
Groceries! est quality. lowest
prices. Reidlers.
Mr.. and NJ Eden were in the
city today frtrvey.
Judge ]. Fison of Houston is
in the city otess.
Try WilsoHin with your gro.
Gerry businessarch.
We solicit Pcery account for
March. Wllsfstin.
A. Radtlat ert spent yester.
day with friethis city.
Start yourty account for
March today srothers.
Henry Koutack was among
the visitors Wy today.
]. II. Reed g. Buchanan of
Harvey were Ity today.
Davis Cole Navasota yes.
terday on a 81 to friends
MRS. b. H. Mt to Houston
yesterday on relatives.
e. H. Baker tine was here
yesterday on relatives.
Mrs. J. A. BVixon went IN
Marlin touay 70 relatives.
Golden na,e osts a little
more put II 10 Bell Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02

drama. Ruth ROLAND in Reggie. the
squaw Man" Bessie Eyton featured in
a beautiful two-reel Selig drama. The
Tragedy of Ambition" and other greal
pictures added to each days bill. making
the best list of programs ever shown in
one week. See them all.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02
Nothing can transform homely girl
into prize beauty more quickly than
her dear old dads striking oil.

The neighbors throw rice at young
couple when they start on a wedding
tour-but when they go housekeeping
they borrow it back, and then some.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02

Railroads operating eastward of
Chicago are planning to issue orders
to passenger conductors in their EN-.
ploy to use greater care in collecting
the fares of children whose ages range
between s and IL years.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jackson Jones and Elsie Nixon.
Joe Malone and Lille Gamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

OF the realty. but It didn't, and the con-
clusion along the avenue is that the
Lewises had TO come down H. their
price or offer some hattering induce
ment to market the property.
Adjoining the Lewis property an
eleven story addition 10 the Bonwlt-
Teller Building Is now we'll on TO COM
pletion. The building will conform with
tho present home OF the Bonwit- TELLER
firm az the southeast corner Of Fifth
avenue and Thirty-cighth street 1t is
costing Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Anderson.
owner Of the property, S450,000 10 erect,
but the investment is we'll worth IT, for
there have been few operations along the
avenue which have been so successful.
J. d ]. Slater, the shoe dealers at
Broadway and TNwenty-iifth street, soon
after the Improvement was announced
took the store IN the projected building
for long term OF years Then the Bon
wtt-Tel.er people took over the building
from Mrs. Anderson that they might
connect the second, third and fourth
floors IN tho building with their store.
Since then one OF the big feather houses
in tho city took the ninth and tenth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
POLAK REsENTs CRITICISM.
Conclusions of Realty BOARD Jnwar~
rantcd, lie Claims.

Edward Polak, Register OF The Bronx.
takes exception to the conclusions reached
by the budget committee OF the Real
Estate Board OF New York that his de-
partment may be run for less than Il Is
now costing. The Register has sent the
realty board a letter In which he poin's
out that more economy is practised in his
Office than in any OF the Registers Offices
In the greater city. and thai the employ
ment OF two deputies, "a secretary ana
chief clerk and the closing OF all county
offices at 2 o'clock in the afternoon during
July and August are statutory and
officials have no alternative in tho matter
but TO follow the law. Mr.. polaks letter
says In part:
I'm New York county they have i76
employees and the appropriation is s245,-
, O4O; Kings county has l49 employees,
appropriation sl7i.99O. Queens county
has sixty-six employees. appropriation
100000. and Bronx county has sixty
'hree employees and the appropriation Is
/ sS21l0.
we have In this Office certified copies
OF the old Westchester records from 1854
to 1874. inclusive, for which we have but
one blOtter index We also have records
| for the period 1890 TO 1914. but we have
no alphabetical index for these records,
| the same having been retained by the
| Regist of New York county such index
| contains entries affecting both Bronx and
| New York counties. The law provides
| that the register shall have indexes In
his office, and the law further provides
| that the Register shall have indexes in
| the expense OF the county OF Bronx shall
| prepare certified copies OF all instruments
! in his office pertaining to real estate now
embraced within the county OF Bronx
formerly part OF Westchester county
| from 1874 to 1890.
at Is also provided by the iawS 81
! 1918 that the Register OF the coua.. -.
! New York shall prepare certified copie'
and indexes OF instruments recorded IN
his office pertaining 20 the county OF New
York and that the originals be then de
llvered to the Register OF the county G
Bronx.
"All this work IL necessary to com
plete the records of the Registers office In
the new county OF Bronx, 50 that the pub
lie may be enabled to make full and com
plete searches. The work is all statutory
and Its performance therefore mandatory
upon the Register OF Bronx county.
THE office OF the Register OF Bron'
county Is not a burden on the taxpayers
as 1t pays all its own expenses, and
notwithstanding the hard times, We shall
pay over to the city approximately SlOV,
ono more than the cost OF malntaiuin.
the office. I'm addition the Bronx count!
| Registers office Will give to the state a
its portion OF the mortgage tax. sIT22o.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
S455, 900 FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
Hospital, Flats and Dwellings for
BrookIyn--8i Structures In All.

Plans fled Cor three story brick hos.
pital building by the city. calling for an
expenditure OF 100000. helped materially
TO swell tho cost OF new construction work
In the Borough OF Brooklyn last week
This and 100000 apartment repreaen
the most interesting portion Of the new
work. Altogether plans we're filed TO-
slxty-ons structures. five Of which ar
tenements TO cost $l7b.5Oo; thirty-seven
small dwellings to cost $4,000. and nine
teen miscellaneous structures to cos
Sl53,t0O. a total OF s455,900.
The hospital building TO be erected by
tho city will occupy site 4ixlos feet on
the north side of Winthrop street, 24o feet
west OF Albany avenue II will be three
stories high. have tile roof. be built
Of brick and cost 100000,
The northwest corner OF Prospect Park
West and Fourth street will be Improved
with a modern SIX story apartment build
Ing ct cost OF $4,000 by the Brock
Vile Realty Company II will occupy a
site 89.Gx9iS, and have accommodations
for thirty families. Three three story
brick tenements to cost $4,000 will bt
erected by the Warwick improvement
Company on the east side OF Warwick
avenue, north OF Livonta avenue eacf
On site 228x76 feet. a four story
apartment will be erected on tho north
east corner OF Prospect place and TROY
avenue by Ralph Johnson. at cost o
$4,000 The building will be 27oxT'
feet and accommodate eight families
A plot 100 by 100 feet NJ tho norm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

floors. leaving four floors To be rented
after the building has been finished.
Diagonally across Fifth avenue Is the
new building erected by Robert Goelet.
Seeing the change that was coming In
the avenue Mr.. Goelet decided to erect
a new building on his property at the
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Thirty seventh street. and he probably
has not regretted IT. for the building Is
renting up rapidly despite all the re-
strictions he has put on his property
In other words he Is selecting his ten
ants, which is something that would
not be attempted elsewhere than in the
Fifth avenue shopping zone. The build
Ing Is practically a glass fronted struc-
ture eight stories high. 1t cost Mr.
Goelet s25o.000 to have Il erected.
The Mark Cross Company. leather
dealers. have the store. which Ia 65 feet
wide and i41 feet long. They are said
to be paying sl25,000 year rent. Gates
Bros. & Co, wholesale mllliners. have
the sixth and seventh floors in the build
ing.
on the opposite side OF the avenue
the former homo OF Commodore Cor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
NEW YORK LOSES FACTORY.
BeardsIey's Shredded Goldfish Plant
Moves to Newark.

Fest Il Feist have leased for term
OF years for John c. Gregory of Far HIS
y. j. the new metal, brick and limestone
factory building at 700 to 40 Freling-
huysen avenue, Newark, The lessees are
J. w. Beardsley's Sons OF Greenwich
street, New York, manufacturers of pure
food specialties and the largest distrlbu-
tiers OF shredded Goldfish IN the world. The
plant occupies plot having frontage OF
1875 feet on Frellnghuysen avenue and IN
average depth Of $50 feet. Just south OF
Weston avenue. 1t has private siding
from the Pennsylvania Railroad. running
the entire length OF the Building
The building Is OF most modern oon-
structlon and contains every improve
ment including sprinkler system. gas
and electric plants. large boilers ana en-
gines. The lessees will add several
features peculiar TO their business, such as
cold storage plants. slicing and shreddlng
machines They are going to employ
about 800 people. This lease calls for an
aggregate rental OF $4,000, and includes
an option to purchase tho property within
one year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
MORE SPACE FOR CLOAK co.

Spear < c.. and Benjamin Bernstein
have rented to the National Cloak ana
Suit Company 10000 squ..re feet In l55-
fil West Twenty-frst sneet. The Ma
tonal Cloak and Suit Company are com
ro.ing their building ON Seventh avenue
and TWcuty-fouTth street ana TINS aadl-
'pnal space IS for their purchasing ana
manufacturing departments. ina cdtive OF
..c influence that this lease VIII nave
g,on the district is that many mdnuiai -
,irers who had planned 10 move away
have renewed their leases,
Duross Company have leased the three
story building at 12S West Eighteenth
rect for L!Ndl S. ltau - tho = * d.
INngc,5 for a term of years.
Gluo n I'm have lensed to LOUIS
W5p.n the store and basement nj loI
West Forty-Afth street for term OF
...ti-. front space IN ll2-lli West Forty
rlud street 20 \. G, Elphick and lrNlhI
,rlur.- for II school the store NJ
t'f Lexington avenue 70 Anraan a ca
d.zas: top noor space AT 2S West twenty
,gh'h street 20 the Wyanolk Publish
inE Company
spear & Co. have rented tho seventh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
NEW DRIVE APARTMENT.

A big apartment house IS planned Tor
the northeast corner OF Riverside Drive
and lOIst street by the +. +. Freehold
Estates. George Finck president. the
house. which viii be twelve stories hlsh'
viii rise on an irregular plot o. anou,
;lreo lots, having frontage OF III zee.
IN Riverside Drive and 142 feet ON l0lst
street. with an eastcrly line extending
back 100 feet Plans for the new strui'
lre have been completed by Gronenbers
3 I.eurh.ag, who have estimated its COST
AZ 5000 0OU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Frank \. Seaver 4 Co. have sold the
plot sOXl00 feet on the north side Of Sew
enty-s'Nth street, about 100 feet west OF
Seventh avenue, 10 the Johann Construc-
ton Company. which Will erect two fam
i.y dwellings.
Alfred Muller has sold for w J. T.
Lynch The property at 4O5 Westminster
rod to r client for occupancy. This Is
the third sale OF this house since March,
1914
Friday & Lehman have sold 32s Elderi
street a three story brick Hat, for Jacob
Scaau.. 2>S Sumpter street n four story
brick HAT. for George MeiXner 1875 Mad
ison street. a two story two family dwell
tins FOR Herman Huber. and 1875 Decatur
street. three story frame fiat, for the
estate OF Elizabeth Hayes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

east corner OF Fortieth street and Four
teenth avenue will be improved by Isaac
Klapper with Ave three story stores and
dwellings at an expenditure OF s2l coo
Three rows OF small dwellings will be
erected The Sherlock Building COMPANY
proposes to develop plot 30 by 100 feet
at the northeast corner Of Ocean Park
way and Henry street with nine one family
brick. two story dwellings. The opera
ions will cost nitogether $4,000 An
,ther operation OF eght two story two
'am!iy brick dwellings will be started
soon At tho southeast corner OF Vienna
venue and Malta street. Each building
win be twenty feet front and all will face
m the avenue. Talousky Bros. are the
owners. who will spend t20.500 for the
operation. Charles Goell. Ino. will erect
light similar dwellings on the west side
II East Twenty third street, south OF Van
derveer place. at u cost OF s2S.ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

Brown Weiss Realities have purchased
re seven story loft building at 1876 and
1873 West Twcuty-second street. between
sixth and Seventh avenues, from tho
International Distributors Company.
which bought the parcel in March. 1913.
Tho present sci ers take from the
Brown-Weiss Realities IN part payment
the i've story apartment at the north
east corner Of Washington avenue and
18TH street, on plot 29N127.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
MRS. l.. B. HYDE SELLS
RIVERSIDE APARTMENT
Unnamed Buyer Takes House Near
10th Street--Operators Buy
Midtown Lofts

N,u..t~ Robinson, Charles S. Brown
COMPANY reported yesterday the sale of
o.. vuo story apartment house at 452
a.. r-dr Drive, owned by Mrs. LillIa -
Hyd. Tine nnmo OF the buyer was not
a,a- us.d The house occupies "A plot
sSt,iuu. beginning 3US.6 feet north of
lls'1 street II IS known as the Mir
amer. II l- assessed at $325 900 and car
res - mortgage for 100000. Mrs.
Bvde bought ,his property in l9lt from
3 Chrystt! n Son along with two
eleven story buildings ia tho rear on
claremout avenue. she stiil owns the
iatter hous 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for y. Wyckoff Vanderhoef rs East Fifty
sixth street Il four story house. to James
:. McCulloh.
Herbert A. sherman has leased for
Emanuel Moses for term OF years the
I'VE story American basement house mt ~
East SiNiy-sixth street to Mrs James
Mclaughlin.
John j. kavanagh has leased the four
story and basement dwelling at 81 Eas,
Eighty-irst street t. Archibald {. bar
row
j. Arthur Fischer has rented tho dwell
Ing at SSi ST. Nicholas avenue for term
{ years o Mary \. Johnson
Goodwin * Goodwin have rented for
Lillian Stimelsky to Philip Bernstein the
three story dwelling at "a West 119th
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
UNION STATION AGREED ON.
city and l.. 1. II. II. Approve Plans
--Room for $4,000 Persons n Day.

Agreement was reached last week be-
tween the Long Island Railroad officials
and the city on the plans for the union
station TO be constructed In connection
with the elevated railway extension TO
Queens This clears the way for the rapid
completion OF the dual transit line 10 CO.
roma. The contractors have tho greater
norton OF the construction work done
from tho oueensboro Bridge 10 this sta
ton and from the station on to tho ter
minus at Corona
Under tho plans adopted . Joint station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
RICHMOND APARTMENT SITE.

John May of St George has bought
through Cornelius q. KluT the Ansco q.
Rruiu.ar house. on Howard avenue, near
Louis street, Grymes Hill, staten Island.
TIL property embraces about three acres OF
lawns and garden. with "A large residence
rtrisu,r's lodge and garage. II Will be
Improved with a high grade bachelor
APARTMENT house. to be ready FOR occu-
pane, lon the spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

for the use OF tho elevated and the Ions
Island Railroad will be constructed. ls
will be possible then to pass from one
line OF transportation 70 the other BY
stairways This will make tho station
one OF the most important In the dual sys-
tenn because It will be AZ this point thas
All the passengers from the eastern end OF
Long Island who travel on the Long tss-
and Railroad will change cars to secure
transit over the elevated lines. The new
station will provide room for rafiio OK
about rs 900 persons u day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
HESS pRoKERs ORGANIZE.

Statesmen and rental agents In tho ON
ploy OF NJ. & II. Hess have formed an
orga n "a ton known as tho Brokers
staff OF NJ L. Hess. lno." They held
a dinner on Thursday evening at WHOM
the guests were Edwin II, Hess. John w
Hahner and Arthur II, Perles, on'cers on
the organization are: Lewis Flaunlachen
president. Roy scherick. vice-presidente
Herbert u. Fox. treasurer. and Adolph -
Koehler secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

aud eighth lofts. comprising $4,000 square
rect at 1888 Fifth avenue. to the
knickerbocker Novelty Company, for
many years In the O. ". Potter Trust
properties at Broadway and Pearl street
j. Arthur Fischer has leased the first
loft at 667 Sixth avenue to y. Sunday !;
the store at $50 sixth avenue to u.
Maraitti, and to Robert I'M of tho V.
Ray Spark Plug Company the parlor store
at 100 West rhrty-clghth street, which
completes tho rental OF this building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
ENLARGEs 9TH AVE. HOLDINGS.

:. May. electrician. who occupies the
northeast corner OF Sixth avenue and
Th!rty-seventh street. IL tho buyer OF
ne adjoining building nj SO West thirty
seventh street. the sale of which. by NJ.
FRANKIE through j. Arthur Fischer, was
recently roported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
NEW REALTY CORpoRATIOS.

Sigert's Realty OF Manhottan was m'
oorporated at Albany yesterday with =
capital OF $4,000 ana the following az
rectors. william J, Magee. Isidor Mine'.
Brooklyn. N. ", Harry +. Melan Now
York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

N,Stu.lyr Nemolowsky. Bishop Of the
Russian orthodox Greek Catholic Church
Nl- bought from Leon Lazarus and others
% pot. ljoxl25 feet at the eoutheast cor
ner OF the boulevard and West Twenty
fourth street, BAyonne. "a site for
rnMNnN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
SIX STORY BRONX FLAT SOLD.

Samuel 4. Sngerman has purchased
for investment from Rachel Defino 1926
and 221 East 204th street. a six story
modern tenement on plot 50Nl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
RENTS COUNTRY PLACID.

J. Theo. do Mund has leased HE houss
on Doremus avenue Glen Rock, N. il
10 Mrs Henry Kehr OF Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01

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