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LIVESTOCK


MICHIGAN CENTRAL LIVE STOCK.
killing; cattle active and higher; stock
. so f :w. N x.si Caves sSs:
higher. ct ?s01i per cwt. sheep and
oSoss lambs sns ass SH T .st 70 fair iai
%,s sSm .ss.p :; and Df lambs. 'S:is S
1s; culls, S202.60 per cwt Hogs:
Dull, but steady; quality fair; prime
R i:S;, seif S:, and e.|s: ssS S;5
Exsr purTXio Livn STOCK.
Di.ss1F ssss;o: n tyf.s; March Ss'ss.
G Sow se'lls 100 isas:s " .sssr:
n IS * ssss s dc aaso g MsSS
:s:.rs NATIVES: S ;l fancy w' s.sf
lings. baby beef $1sS0aS0; medium
e To- good ,sS sI !. ~ best Canada
handy hand % s,e.rs. 90 70 'i i.iso.is sas Sss
Is. b. i'sseSsS: 's extra good dc cows. ssss
Obs; best cows. SS062s; butcher
trimmers ssSi.ss; very comneS old
rims, Ss03.s0; best heIfers. 47.2SQI6os
medium butcher hsifsrs, 9e.26@S.75:
light butcher heffofs, $SVo2b: stock
heifsrs. Ss.7sQe; best feeding. steerA
dehorns, es.7S07; fair to good do, t6.2
06.S0 fancy stock steers, eesO0G76;
best stock steers. seas $3.50; common
, .ooa bu iHsk ,7s:Ssss S oiSs"s Su'is
46.S007: stock bulls. common to good,
S5mS: best milchers and springers. SIS
0ss; mediums to good. }%s $50; com
Hogs: Receipts. 1000 head: market
slow: all grades. Ss.2s0eS0.
sheep: Receipts. 1000 head; market
strong; top lambs. Ss.f5@S25: year
iings. ss,sog!.as; wethers. $3.50 $40;
ew calves s;'0 yssio7s
UNION Stock YHRps. ciiircAco.
March 2s.-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000:
ss!ss:+ .' s:ssS s s:ss :%
49, r q" heavy 1s 9S , iIEhs:
: SisS cows NJ a"S ;.i s;!,:T: ;$S:;$$'
calves. Se6sis; sheep: Receipts. is.!
900; market, slow and steady: native.
4AeoIS.bo: western s1oms.so; lambs.
$3.50 q q: western. sss0&a10
CLEVELAND. March 2s.---Hogs: Re-
cetpfsy loo; &c lower: heevies. -;
mixed. 1910; workers. and pigs. l9-15.
Cattle: Receipts. carr; steady: sheep
and lambs: Receipts. cars: l13s0s,
calves: Receipts. ice: Sle.sees. y
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
secretAry's Office. 50 Broadway
D1DS-ERECTION or ALBERT Menu
CHAEL HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

petroit. Mich.. March 24.


Detroit, Mich. March ~. 1914
Sealed proposals will be received at
this ofnce until AIS o'clock p. m, Mon.
day. April goth next. for furnishing all
labor and material necessary for the
erection Of the Albert McMichael High
School building (Northeastern) In the
block bounded by Hancock. Warren,
Grandy and Joseph Campau avenues.
Proposals will be received az follows:
Proposals for the entire job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
~ follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specihca tons.
Heating. Ventilating and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate class
es Of work.
1t IL especially desired that con.
tractors bid on all separate classes OF
work.
Revised plans and specifications may
be seen In the office OF the Supervisor
OF School Buildings. Room One. this
building.
Proposals must be submitted ~ou
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by certified
check or cash equal TO 8 per cent OF
the bid surety company bond will
not be accepted In connection with the
submitting Of proposals..
The Board Of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. -GApD.
A-S0s Secretary
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OIDR
BROEFFLE--At Harper hospital. Mar.
70. Charles w. Brooffie, husband OF
the late Thsoephtta Boutin Broefns,
eos Lycasts-avs. Funeral SATURDAY
~ y. m.
DuRAND--March 25, at her home, 50!
wife OF Joseph DurAnd. Jr.. only
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander
Lsschoisr. and sister Of Don .. and
A. w. Lescohier. Funeral Saturday.
s:sV y. m. from restdence, s..s
DoUGLAs--March Is. 1914, Elisabeth.
y0S Seventeenth Ihterment 1T
Wales. Mich. Saturday.
B0SE--March Is, at her residencs. 49,
Fourth-ave., Marian. aged - years,
beloved wife OF George Bose and
daughter Of Mrs. ElixAbeth BoEus
and sister OF Mrs. Edna Sanford. Fu-
neral Friday at 3 3. m. from house.
by funeral car.
sLOAN--March "a. 1914 NJ. .ris rest
dence. .27S Concord ave. Edward J..
Sloan 1 Funeral Sn a Frissy. H ScS u.
a.s eSSssS a so os cns si sa1sH
At MI Olivet.
ssosh.r q Mary h e. robin aSa sss
ST. Johns. Funeral from reaidonco.
21e Brooklyn-ave., Friday morning
At $50 and to Holy Trinity church
wINKELMEIER--Ma rs, 1914 John.
beloved husband OF the late Helen
Winkelmeier and father OF Frank
and the late John. Jr.y Funeral from
residence, 434 vermont-ave.. SAtur.
Boniface church at $50. Intermsut
Mt Olivet Please omit fiowera
MACDCNALD-Ma 81. suddenly.
Capt. Neil Mac Donald, beloved father
OF Edith, Beatrice, Clifford, Harry,
Frank and Rowlend Macdonald. ru-
neral from Marshall's chapel. Mon
day. . p. m. March 80.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fred. J. Morgan. %; Emma Ruip-
John arInseii. %; Esther Bachman
Norman Mcleod. az; Kathiyeen Web
steY. 30. M
mira nisseit. az. Detroit.
Iisrry y :. g Poysll; e Ds,roita Flor.
Elmer II Blake a.. Toledo: Irene
6iiss kSiises. a.; RutA f.ssts. -.
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Notice to Taxpayers
Assessment Rolls For the Current
Year 1914 Will Be Completed
On April LIT. Next.
Office Of Board Of Assessors


Pursuant to Sec. 8. Of Chapter 10. of
the Charter Of the City Of Detroit, ~
Amended. notice II hereby .givOu thar
~ Genoral assessment rolls for thS
sntirS, City Of Detroit. for the currsnt
wear 1914. Will be completed on Aprii
lat. nsxt, And be ready for the inspcc.
ton OF the taxpayers At that date. RE
said board Will At any time thereafter
nrior 10 the 31st day Of April (third
fuSsdayy, 1914, review the asssssms nj
OF any psr!on who may complain.
Either verbally or In wrlting befor:
said board. and viii make all propss
corrections thereto. and on said Isst
AIMED date, said rolls will be subrnif.
ted 10 the Common Council for constS.
sration. and any person or persons
the assessment OF his properly. may
appeal In writing to said Common
JOHN c. NAoEL
DANIEL l. DrLy6issT!sMis'
soffN KoHLER
BOARD OF AssEssoFS
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| Adventure. ~: Alaska Gold Mines,
(:H; Ari.ona Conf; ~; A Rn,as +
Esupsrior, ASA: Calumet q Arix., Ssh:
Calumet 4 Hscla, AS; Centennial. ~;
EhlSf, 81; Chino. AN: Copper Range.
"a: Daily West; "a Davis Daly: -;
M; Greene Canansa. 81; Hancock, 10;
Isle Royals. Is; Kerr Lake. 3-iS; Ke-
|woenaw, 3A; Lake. 7N;. Mass, Az;
AJIami Copper, FAN; Mohawk. AZ:
North Butte. IS; Old Colony 8 Lie:
bl1 Dominion, 4Sh; Osceola, IS; Pond
tsrOeh. TN: Quincy, SO; Ray Cons.
NM; ghanpon, 81; Shattuck 4 Aris.
boston. IN: Tamarack. IS; United
Irf6it COM, 162 Utah Cons, 10h; Utah
"copper", IS: u. 8. Smelling. 40: U. =.
ss9sltins Pfd2 $751;, 81; Victoria. "a;
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classified | Gent $ Word

. Cash with erdss. u sAarsse. . :
=. e -. s,anss.sss sAysss.s.ss ,.Sss.s:.s9
TSss ssi Sss 49, ssssse sss,y !. i. ,aa..
Thanka obitusriss, NeStin9 Ioeoeos
and All Ads p!scsding 6a(s HdR
x.ssins ND:tisss SSsSs g 1ssss az
Tor % words or Lee, 6vee IS Voe9s
one ana oue-tAird cents Tor sAeh extra
D.r In. tco..s Y: ..: g 8. eel g
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A. T. & +. co. MUST DIVORCE
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES

PORTLAND, Ore, March 20.--A
decree favorable to the government
was entered today in the federal
court In the suit brought by the de-
partment Of Justice to separate the
American Telephone 4 Telegraph
Co. from It's a6iliations with indepen.
dent companies. The decree 10 far
reaching In its effects.
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DOsTON COPPER LETTER.
suorted nv HAYDEN STONE n

MARCH 20:
fhe copper share market 10 again
Without feature worthy OF comment
the Superior Copper Co. report. issued
Lake Superior companies. The strike.
However, has been rather q valuable
5o3ture a. indicating the relative abIl-
81 TO withdrawing unfavorable condi-
- Centennial have show up particu-
5eriy well Reports Of hidden stocks
n copper abroad are again beginning
by usual bsarish factions.
buf this time are not only, as usual.
Evfthout foundation. but under present
actually ridiculous.
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board OF health has no power to or
der the confscating OF property. and
cited many cases to show that sewers
are the private property OF the city
which builds them, and cannot be con.
nscated.
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posroN COPPER SHARE SALES.
6alos OF March 70 Furnished by Hay

Xiioues s7S. American Zinc 330. Art
s III = Superior lss, Calumet 1 Ari.
ycSs 1542. Calumet = Hecla s. Copper
[ssnee &C. East Butte SO Franklin
IN. TAKE Copper 1. Mass Cons 655.
HSv6ower so. Mohawk los. New Area
ISisn Sci. North Butte +ss.. North Lake
ko3. ojibway 10. Old Colony Mining
~ 6sceola IL, Pond Creek Coal $40.
E,SinSv e. shannon Copper So. Shat
f6SS q Arixona ~, st Mary's Land so
|fSmsSack 1e0. 8 Refining 22o. do pr
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March 26.--Butter: Ex-
tras. CSC; frsts. 22@23c; dairy extras.
isk mI7Hc: nrsts. Tx 6f7%c. Cheese:
Twins, 16% G17c: young Americas, In
6f11Hc. Live poultry: Fowls. Use;
ducks 16m17c; geese. 12M 13c: springs.
iSc: turkeys. 1bM Ice Potatoes: Mich :
igan.. so n Csc: Wisconsin. 6oM csc: Min
nesota. 60 a CSC.
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call: Ia per cent Time money. sn
per cent for six months. Mercantile
paper 3hsS per cent. Bar silver.
London. s6s, pence: New York. ssc
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO. March 2G.--Wheat was
steady at the start. helped somewh IN {
by the hrmness 1T Winnipeg, and then
when Cudahy brokers bought $4,000
bushels In the FIRST half hour. Dry
weather over the winter wheat belt
was bull factor
Corn was a shade easier at the start
but on an early dip Of NC pit leaders
who had been on the selling side turn
ed buyers, preventing further decline.
Oats was nrm today and q shade
higher moving Independently OF corn.
Provisions sagged on account OF
weakness In the hog market.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODu

TOLEDO, March 26--Close---Wheat.
Cash. 9S%c: May. 99xc; July. slhc.
Corn: Cash. 6sAc: Nay. zoe: July.
7Ohc. Oats: Cash, ~ &c; May, AZ tse;;
seed: Cash. sS.25: April. ss02h: Oc-
tober, 1905. Alsike: Cash. 1880. Tim
othy: Cash and April. S2.27ia. But.
ter, eggs and hay: Unchanged.
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MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. March ss.--Closs: Early
wheat news was not bullish. There
was nothing startling In Liverpool
cables and business was qutet In all
directions.
The most important wheat news was
that the winter wheat crop had re-
csived well distributed moisture over
almost the entire belt. This QuietSd
the murmurings of fear ~ to the
safety Of the crop which was threaten
Cd = few days ago. There are still
some dry places. but nobody 10 yelling
about crop damage and that ,slement
Of bsiiishnsss has been removed for tho
present. weather Just now II quite
favorable to the growing crop and the
outlook could scarcely be better.
Liverpool 10 receiving liberal Offers
% new American winter wheat The
crop has long way to 80 before y -
sssdy fNr s1pottiEns but S. :oms dsa,ssr
Russian exports are expected this week.
but there n . steady tone in Winnipeg
that prevents wsakness. Liverpool had
a shade lower. Pront taking was popu-
lar during the session. but May recetv-
ID some support that held the market
Sn. T w:as Sss s ss SlHs: . sna
offers for distant shipment helped the
The general outlook in the American
The cash situation ID. against an adj
vance. 1t requires a large increase In
milling or export demand, or some
ser; serious crop injury. e start prices on
Wheat had a firm turn and the
futures advanced k@hc. but the
close was quiet at Wednesdays clos
!. Corn and oats were unchanged.
Beans advanced 20ss and cloversssd
decilned l0c.
mSs: May ' opsnsa without ou en- Change AT At
e1.0o. advanced to el.00M, and closed
at 800; July opened at SiNc, ad-
No! v f. IN Ne. and closed At si@e;
Coarse grain quotations: Corn: Cash
sssc: n" Ms ys HH ' esS. Al ss ss: ~
e White stsn s.s. s: se n No. 4s*s White Ms
Rye: Cash No. .. sshc.
Beans: Immediate. prompt and March
ciovers.sd: Prime spot. 50 Ssss , at
tSs5; so bags at $3.50: April. 1905;
sample req, 90 bag. q IS: 81 At ;75s;
i ~ a. $50; u st "; prime al II sc
Timothy: Prime spot. l25 bags at
Alfalfa: Prime spot. e7.25.
Receipts In the Detroit market
Thursday, included 1000 bbls. Of -four;
9 cars Of corn; - Of oats: 1 Of rye,
and Z Of hay. Withdrawals were 1000
bbls. OF fiour: 1900 blu. OF wheat; 5000
bu. Of corn. and 1000 bu. OF rye. Stocks
are 4s7 200 bu Of wheat: $4,000 blu. Of
corn: $500 blu. Of eats. and 1880 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to
Nd higher and corn va lower.
Arxentine corn was offered &c un-
der Wednesdays price.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased $4,000 bu. in I'VE days.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: South
west. $4,000 bu.. against $4,000 blu.
year ago: Duluth. az cars, against ~
care: Minneapolis, 2Ss cars. against
Chicago. 10 cars. against Is.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu:. against $4,000 bu. Z year ago.
day. 1000 bu.
Portugal needs more foreign wheat.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

NEW YORK, March 26.--The metal
exchange closed steady. Spot copper,
S1s.ssdf427h. Lead: s3.ssMss5.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March 26.---Flour:
Moderately active and steady. Pork:
middle west spot. 3l0.s5 q 1915. Sugar:
Raw. easier; centrifugal, SO test, 12.s5;
50 test. $2.28; refined.
quiet: cut loaf. 1910: crushtd, IS; pow
dered. $3.95@4: granuiated, t3.s6g395.
Coffee: Rio No. on spot. sac. To-
day: Quiet: city, csc; country, so
exc; special, sNc. Hay: Weak; prime
Sl.02h a ON; No. Q. 756S1c; clover.
60 csc. Dressed poultry: Quiet: tur-
keys, $50 25c; chickens. l4025c; fowls.
12@ 1Sc; ducks, 12Gl7c. Live poultry;
Firm; geese, l215c: ducks. 18c; fowls.
10c; turkeys. 19c: ROSTERS. 13c. Cheese:
Steady; state milk. common to specials,
16Q19Ac; skins, common to specials,
6 n 15c: fell skins. ~ @5c.
ceipts. 7.s4s; creamery extra. as0
26itc; state dairy tubs, 1S@25hc: imi-
tation creamery firsts, 1915 q zoe. Eggs:
Easier; receipts, 25.020; nearby white
fancy. 25m26c: nearby mixed fancy.
1917 q 20 NC: fresh firsts. ls% q &c.
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NEW YORK. March 26.-The stock
|narket's opening was dull and every
DrsAsr apparently was waiting ior
bomsthing to turn up. The leading
issues showed no changes from Wed
hesday's close. New Haven opened
" @ 80. q decline Of IS.
IL Z. m.--United States Steel oe-
klinea sharply In the nrst hour ~
The result Of pressure affecting the
ken1ral list which shook out num-
bor OF weak bulls. The large inter-
ksts appeared indifferent.
Noon-Some strength was shown by
Corn Products during the SECOND
hour. Canadian Pacific was heavy.
Inc copper issues being the nrmest
bart Of the list.
: D. m.--During the early afternoon
10 market WAS practically deso.
there was, however, considerable &C
|iyity IN the bond market. which Ok
(lbifoA improving tendencies. Inc
pressure on y. 8. Steel Affected tns
kenerl list.
The market closed strong and &C.
i've
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CHICAGO GRAIN,

CHICAGO. March iS.--Opening -
Wheat: May AMI July steady. Corn:
May and July steady. Oats: May and
July steady. Provisions: Steady to
easier.
Noon-wheat: May up NC: July up
&c. Corn: May down hc; July down.
Nc Oats; May steady: July UP NC.
Nc. Corn: May down &C: July down
sc. Oats: May down &c: July down
lac. Provisions: Easier.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BOY wANTEDs- Opportu-
nifty to learn advertising profession.
tween is and rs preferred. BRIGHT
future for right party. Apply adver-
Using department Detroit Times. be-
tween ) and In the evening.
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CARPENTERS wanted at +. H. New
berry new resldence. Crosse Pointe
Farms. The Hayden Co.
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Canadian Pacific Heavy, Corn
Products and Copper Show
Strength

|Nnw Yoyl,x STOCK MARkET.-Clese
|Az &C GA An sSS do p
|llt, Am Cot OIL lS. Am Ice y0h, Am
|omelt - ~ Am sugar l0l Am Z
~ 131x. Am T0b SB2. Am Wool pt IA
|o1.7S 1SA. Amazon 49, Atch ~
|4ex, Beth steel 81 SSk, Can
IAo S0eh. Cent Lssth s5ss. Chez %
ceirs &. cs So,n ioS H. \ : DO % pf az.
|0le. Soc Cor. l6h; Erie. IN d Eli
|Not corr !s: osn'l ASt pfa ss,3i r ~.
So .ss:I,, i M S SssdT Pet.
R7k; Miami 2IM; lnt..Aet. ~; INT
10: pfd. 5sh Int Harysstcr e Vni
6lSg; Il. X. 4 r.. ~ Nc; Ps sc: S 2tE,'
d Nil III; Fec Eco. ~: fi!;;. s SS:i
Es$; k sspa'insA 's ss..i psa. san: RscE
ess: Tss". coP. .ss: T:1s: IS; y s,s.i
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SH wsss nfE H. 7iH com Tn'T e; 4 Ry ssesi
bprinGs -; ssaboard Aiv Pr. %; Tex
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER :
Manhattan.

GRAND ST, 20 and 40; Harmon ag,
Nancy ii Hitchcock ct al CONSTRUCTION OF
VIM. etcl attys, Strouse 4 Strauss.
LENOX Az. W cor il5th It, a5lixi0o .
Frances " CLARK ag- Il Lowe o. al Iror..
closure OF mtg atty. II de p Foster
SAITH ST. 20 W; City Real Estate Co az,
" T Leako ct al foreclosure OF mtg atty.
SID ST. 80? T. Clara NJ Holden az. y
schwenk foreclosure OF mtg; atty, " ]
SD ST. s:4 L; Lille L Moore aet X
Schwenk foreclosure OF Mtg; atty, " J
i1:TH ST. >, loo - 9TH a.. t71iooli;
city Real Estate co sg- Mary Sterc1x ct al
foreclosure OF mtg; atty IL Swain.
The Bronx.
LOTS 500. 366 and 367. map OF prooe,,v
Of Van Cortland Estates. Bronx: fn,s-rs
,ionai Cooperation OF Modern improvements
mechanic,s lien) atty. = Donelan.
BATHGATE Az. v 3, ioS n 10th y, ~
"a Joseph Borello ast Aaron Miller Of oil
laction 20 foreclose mechanics LEM: a,,V
LoTs 70. %. 81 and "a. block 8. man n,
Morris Park; Morris Park Estates ar, T Z. ~ ~
Mcintyre foreclosure OF mtg: sttys, s,iiIi'
van Cromwell. "'
PROSPECT Az. o. 1853 n IS5th s.. 6nx
l75: Henrietta . Orth ct al ayt ca -oltna y
Fey e. al foreclosure OF mtg atty. r !
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n 90, 40,
81. 80: ixll25; 4 Msckay agt Sida CO..
strnction 60 81 al foreclosure OF mtg1: att
G Winthrop. e'' a''y'
UNIVERSITY Az. ~ P. at in..rs.c,,o,
a. ~, ~ 70, ~ parcel 80, on map OF estate OF
W h ogden; Laura Wheeler et al arr Isu,a
" heeleE 81 al partition suiD attyr NJ
Keen, Brew ster Morgan.
18TH ST, S. 90 OF Fordhsn ri
tS1ss Carlton Ray Nslby sgt Central Hold.
ns % ~ al roreclorure Of tntg): attys,
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AMSTERDAM Az 7GS. > 800 9Sth
81. @5.5a925; OCT (, 1912: August and Anna
Steilhorn TO & spies iIs " 1924 II {.
5000. atty. II u Patton. - Cedar 81.
HESTER ST. l61 being lot lss map
Bayards East Farm. ). 23Ni00; Dec -,
1905: Adelina Anse!mi TO Bertha Weinlandt
and ano, 3s2 Broomc st; $4,000: atty. 7 g
Co.
HENRY ST. 394. . g. 75A Jackson 81.
25xs5: June I. 1906: Lyman DicEstcin and
ano to Solomon Melville and ano; $4,000 :.
attys Amend A. II9 Nassau ~.
HOME ST. s cor Fox (Barretto) ST. 3e.ex
66.Ix25xG9.5: oct Is. 1904 w l. Holman 70
J and Lizzie Dutey. l4lj CrotOua az;
$4,000; attys. Hirleman Vaughan 1911 L
4TIT ST. ii5 W. n =, e3iS Macdougsl -,
l7xg6.c: March IS. 1914. Alacrtiua II Crevc.-
ing 20 Walter kohbe jr. i23 l. 53l -;
81 900; attys. Roswell 6 Kobhe, - Wall -.
9Th ST. 4. % S.. 20 e. 9Th az, 2oNloo.o T;
try Holding co. 100 BWay. $4,000; attys,
Merrill & Rogers. rs EWay
72D ST. &, 50 - av, 2OE1o April 8,
1907 Bernard Rosenstein TO Louis and Lena
Muhlmeyer; $500; atty'. Pierson Beaii'
81 Liberty ~.
73D ST. b. 1854 9th av. 22.4Xli7.6:
March l5, 1907: Charlotte = Mchenra 20
Fannie II Youngs. 20 " 49th 50; $4,000;
atty. r a Allen. a. Rway.
s7TH ST, I77 ". II =. l43 from cor
Amsterdam av, 11Xlo0.S: April 80. 1906 :;
Henrietta j Ernomau 10 Julius Saudheimer (;
$4,000; attys. simpson, Werner Co. 81
10TH ST. S. 100 50 Amsterdam nv look
si.7. Sept 20. 1918. Fair Deal Realty GO 20
a Dworsky. % + 93d 81, $1,000; attys,
Straus & Dvorslty. Beebman a.
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Padcr. ai6 Intcrvalo svi oct .; floo; atty
stomborg J q 4. ~ broadway. ..o-,.-.
ONEIDA Az. n cor ?J6th a. s"Al,..
Bruchncr Bros. Inc. 90 Anthony Heale' I''
Prospec, az: oct G; slcO: atty 7 q TT 80.
LOTS Q. I. 49, &c and 81, blk u; mp
Morris Park. Francesca Romeo TO J., to'' no
& GO. Inc . carroll u, Brooklyn. sept '''
81: atty y Emlcy. u William 81
lot SIS map Pcsrsall lat"e. soloi ,',h
CopIlowit1 20 Chas Rubin. shpoler nv az,
Klone IT. Corona. l. I Sept 80; '"' ATTY "
rclncr. 81 lst ST. j., y.,
SAME PROPERTY. Chas Rubin TO MAX
Foiner. 81 Let ~. Sept 20 500. same avg,
LOT o. map Moses De Voc Dlson nas
co 10 Henry - Patton. 2h0 WEBB az ~
81. coM: April 20: 500: atty Henry ID fa''o"'
= Cedar az. ,,., po,,cr
IOTs 1853 and -. map Jos Husson po.tr
Realty A Development 60 to hafi Ho' $50
1915 Weeks av: June "a: 81; atty iou"s'
o06 Broadway. =, 90, man
Washingtonvillc: Nfrcd IIosenLweg' ,,n
AlIco Vosenzweig Sc " i6lsi ~ 'uts NV 20
ooo,: March 3. siOc. atty Jos Rosehz"e's' ~
Nassau IT. ,,,ta1 pi
TNnTRCLIFF Az. e cor palsahe
,ooxirxiOOxIss: a fIoyt Levy To C tnn'noo,
Van Gunten. Maplewood. 'th's '''V'''
oct I: 81: atty T q j. TT co .a,o.
sAMT PROPERTY: Winnie 60 70 s"'"'
mig So OOo,: Oc, .; 81: same atty
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7AeR3#Al, Ast1te
Apartment in Bronx
Figures in a Trade

ssph Riguoy. 70 Henry II. Hanson, to VIII
lam Kelsey. to L. T.. KclGer and TO H. "
Turner.
samuel H. Martin has leased apartments
at o West 6lth st, 20 John Miller and J. u,
o. Donnei at itS Columbus az. 10 Gcorge
Hawkins: at II West Gath st. TO Catherine
ROSY and al lif West 64th ST., 20 NJ =
VaIeris and Andrew Jacobson.
Huberth q Hubcrth have leased apap1 =
ments in the Clarendon. nj the south corner
" Riverside Drive and seth st.. 20 Dr -.
w. PMkham. and through Pcase a. Ellinan
APARTMENTS 10 Theodore HeiYer and Leopo'u
Schepp. ,.a -,
apartment In - East 55th 81. for Mrs. a ~.
Jorrcy 10 william a. GrameT, ana az
apartment at p West eth 81. 10 Walter 4
ArenSoerg s,,,.. &,
pease & Elliman have rented SUITE IN
$50 Madison av., furnished, 70 w. II. beeIs,
and in the new apartment house az MADISON
av end 18th st., 10 Waiter BOVINE -.
William A. White & son. have lessed "
seymour p Thurman for term OF years
suite in the new apartment, 'o1 faFk az
corUer Il 7od ST.. IN which transaction 'oub
las I. Gilman & co. represented VIC
owners. Last week Mr. kurzmaE easea q,
through William a. White sons nv
home az 70 East 4eth St. for twenty -o''
90
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DWELLINGS AT AUCTION
Parcels in Good Locations To
Be Sold To- day.

\ number OF well located priyat. dV cling
houses located east and west Of Central Park
ere to be sold FOR various estates to-day a.
u o'clock at tho Nesey s.. salesroom b.
Joseph T. Day. For Tho estate OF Nantha :
Bartlett Mr.. Day viii sell the four story and
basement brownstone dwelling house al -
East 6Sth St. on 10, lSxlo0.5 feet seventy
per cent Of the purchase price MAJ remain
or mortgage for three years Al . per cent.
For the estate Of Alexander j. Mayer the
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house az IS East 18Th ST.. on plot 2JXl02.2 feet.
For the estate u Francis Walsh 1928 Mel
son av., three story frame dwelling house.
on lot 951Xl05.jX Irregular.
For estate Of Florence Y. Ryder - West
SD St. four story and basement brick dwell
Ing house. On lot 20Xl02 . feet. Seventy per
cent % the purchasc price may remain on
bond and mortgage for three years at per
cent.
For the estate Of George ". Mon. somery
G West IA 81. Il four story and basement
brow nstone dwelling house, with a three story
brick extension in tic rear on lot 2OXle-.2
feet.
Al absolute sale 80 West e9,h ST.. three
story brick building, with store. on lot *
ss.5 feet
At liquidation sale the southeast corner Of
1Sst 81. and University aV.. The Bronx,
vacant lot containing approximately 2.@sf
square feet Also for the estate Of Iranci5
Walsh the block front on the cast side Of
Mile square Road. lctwecp Mildred ST. and
Beidea av.. Youhcrs IS. 1Xl0G Kiss eX1-.. feet