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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

ministrator at Bull, county Of Twin
Falls, state of Idaho, this being the
place first fixed for the transaction
of the business of said estate
Dated December 10Th, 1914.
B. F. RATCLIFF'E,
Administrator Of said estate with
will annexed Dec. 20 Jan 5-12-19.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

WANTED-Large clean rags at the
Times office.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

Twenty per cent discount on rugs
for the next thirty days Lavering
Furniture Store-Adv,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

A repetition OF your want ad-or
even a dozen publications of it-would
be really inexpensive way of selling
that property!
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15
ANNUAL MID-W|NTtR EXCURSION
Oregon Short Line Making Reduced
Rates to Exposition.

The Oregon Short Line is making
reduced rates to the two expositions
in California The first excursion
will leave Twin Falls January 20 for
Salt Lake City, where the trip will
be made over the Salt Lake Route
The trip can be made via Salt Lake
City, returning the same way for
$48.15. Going by way of Salt Lake
and returning by way of San Francis
co, Portland and Huntington, the trip
can be made for $72.35. The limit for
returning is April i.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

FOR SALE-40 acres of land, on this
tract, $720 cash, balance like rent Adj
dress w. care of Times office.
Jan. 12-15-19-22-26-29 nd.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

Winter Banana apples, extra fancy,
$1.O0; fancy, $500 per bushel box
Phone 515N4- Boyd II. Fuller.
Jan | . tt.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15
WANTED

WANTED-Man and wife want work
on ranch or contract work, woman to
COOK, can handle any amount of men.
Address M, care of Times.
Jan. 1915 pd.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

FOR SALE-Two room mouse and
lot. $4,000 first payment. See e. A.
Moon, at shop near P. O. Jan. 8 If.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

FOR SALE-Practically new buggy
and harness, cheap See E. A. Moon,
at shop near P. O. Jan. tt.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

Read that Want Ad.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

DRESS MAKING-535 4th Ave. E.
Nav S tf
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15
FOR SALE

At bargain, one new $3.50 Victor
Talking machine, with 20 select double
disc records. 40S End avenue east
Jan 1915 pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15
FOB RENT

FOR RENT-A partly furnished or
unfinished house, with garden and
chicken pen. Phone 592 Jan. 1919 nd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

WANTED-A span of geldings not
over years, and weight under 1900
lbs. Mike Leonard, 141 Bird Ave. West.
Jan 8-12-15-19-22 nd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

FOR TRADE-A pair OF black driv-
Ing mares. for good single driver.
No scrub wanted. Twin Falls Floral
company. Fairview avenue. Nov, q II
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-15

WANTED-Eggs to hatch. Prices
reasonable. w. D. Stearns. Route Q.
city. Jan. 518-12-15 pc.
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East Side.

East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
LEXINGTON AV. n e cor +Sd ST. ?? 1880
Percy A Kirkwood ct al to John II
Foster. trus, Paris. France, ) yrs, . = g.
July 20. atty. + de p Foster. ~ Wal
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BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.

william A. White & Sons have rented
the first. second and third lofts at 1872
Jas King street, containing approximately
II, 900 squar feet Of fireproof space, to
l.. Schepp 4 Co. M the first and sec
ond lofts at IL Dominick street, con-
tanning approximately 1850 square feet
OF space, to the Garvin Machine Com
pany.
j. q. White & Co. have leased the
store. basement and endorsement at IL
Warren street to Il. Mezzadri for a term
of years also the store and basement
at 140 to IA West Twenty-second street
to c.. Il. Barker Il Co.. Ltd. for a term
Of years.
NJ. FoFman & Co. have leased 1900
feet Of space In 1919 to 1873 West Twenty
seventh street to the Wear Well Waist
Company space in s and 10 West Nine
teenth street to Samuel Fomund space
at 1926 West Twenty-second street to
Samuel Greenberg. and a loft in 5 and
10 West Nineteenth street to the Majes-
tic Manufacturing Company.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
n loft at 1923 10 1873 West Twenty-ninth
street for "A term of years to Saenger
& Truehold and the second loft in 1871
West Twenty-fourth street to Rothstein
x Sachs.
Tucker. Speyers Il Co. have leased 10
the Franco American Novelty Company,
Oumano Bros, a store and office on the
Forty-second street side OF sol Fifth
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

The white star liner Cymric. sailing to-
day for Liverpool, VIII take mail, spe-
cialiy addressed, for Great Britain and
ireland only
The French liner la Tourslne, sailins
TO- morrow for Bordeaux. VIII take mall.
closing at noon. for France. Rumsuia.
Bulgaria. serbia. Switzerland Italy. Spain.
Portugal, Egypt. Gr"ece, british India,
British East Africa, siam Malta. Gibral-
tar. Ceylon. straits settlements. Dutch
East Indies, West Australia and Persia.
The Italian liner Ancona, sailing to-
morrow fer Naples, will take mall. clos
ing at $3.50 a. VI for Italy, Bulgaria, SER
bia. Rumania Sutherland and Greece only
when specially addressed
The Holland America steamship Nieuw
Amsterdam. sailing tomorrow for Rotter-
dam, VIII take mail, closing at $50 4. NJ,
FOR the Netherlands only
The American liner New York. sailing
tomorrow FOR Liverpool. VIII take mail.
closing at s 30 \ VI for Europe teNcept
Germany. Austria, Hungary. LuXemburg,
Turkey. the Netherlands Norway. sweden
and Denmark. Africa. West Asia and the
East indies.
Thu Norwegiin-America Steamship Per.
eenstjord' sailing tomorrow for Rergen,
VIII take mall, closing ~ q 30 \ NJ. for
Norway. sweden. Denmark Russia. Ger
many, Austria, L~uNemburg. Hungary and
Turkey.
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RUYING RPoOKLYN HOMES.

r. Ranelson has sold in R~ensonhurst
for Mrs, Ruhe to a. Leiken the south
west corner of Benson avenue and Bay
Tweuty-sixth street, "A three story dwell
Ing, on plot l~U0X96.S, for occupancy (:
lots at the southeast corner of Benson
rvenle and Bay Twenty-fifth street,
fronting 96.S feet on the avenue and
160 feet on the street for the John r.
PIrovcr Company to a Mr., Lipschitz a
modern stucco dwelling on plot 36xl0o
a. lN21 EiEhty-serond street for occu-
Fancy FOR a Mr.. Edelson to \. VI. Ma
nesse the n family stucco house at
q Bay Twentieth street on lot 20S96s
70" occupancy. and for Mrs, X. Fahr
e. a NJ. Rappaport the three story
dwelling nj SGl7 Twenty-frst avenue
o. plot 10X96.N for occupancy.
The Ro kmore Realty Company has
fo'I Hi2S Forhell avenue. a two story
brick dwelling on lot ~lsxl15. to John
Roman also the northwest corne of
Weldon street and Railroad avenue, a
plot 7jX97S, to the Dellon Building
COMPANY for improvement, II the
northeast corner Of Euclid avenue and
Glen street, a plot lijXS0. to the Marba
Realty Corporation for improvement.
John Pullman has sold 1855 Douglass
street, near Fourth avenue, "A three
story brick tenement, on lot 20yl0o, for
Mrs. Ellen h. Terry to Morris Finkel for
Investment.
t. 4 Konter has sold for o Y.
Garies to Miss r. Birney for occupancy
the dwelling at 40 McDonough street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
STATEN ISLAND WOES TOLD.
IrgisInti,c Committee Informed nj
Alleged tate DETERMINATIONS.

The legls.atlv" committee headed by
senator George + Thompson, which
came to New York last week to receive
suggestions regarding changes in the
law under which the Public Service
Commissioners are operating, met again
Yesterday at the Fire Underwriters AS
sociation's rooms.
Many persons with suggestions came
from staten Island, Brooklyn and other
places about Greater New York. Tn.
staten Island delegation was the largest.
They came with portfolios bullying with
documentary evidence showing that
Staten Island has been Disseminated
against in the matter of freight rates.
passenger rates and other rates, They
said Staten Islanders were MP in arms
and sooner or later there must be an
understanding between the city authorl-
ties and the local residents as to this
discrimination.
A. l.. Couch, president Of the Amer
lean Cotton Dock Company, which he
called the Baby Bush Terminal" OF
Staten Island, pointed out that "A resi-
dent of staten Island who owns an auto
mobile has to pay more 10 go to his
home borough than the Brooklynlte. lie
also pointed out that "A private company
is now operating a ferry line to Sandy
Hook, charging passengers the samc
amount as "A resident of staten Island
would pay over the municipal ferry,
1t was also brought out that the Thir-
ty-uiuth street ferry to Brooklyn is
operated at an annual loss,
Dock Commissioner r. \. G, Smith
was expected to be present at the hear
Ing. but he sent Deputy COMMISSIONS
Farley instead, The hearing will be
continued to-day at II O'Clock.
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With name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS MISSIONER. at Havre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- FreHerik VIII from Copenhagen.
50 SaNonia. from Liverpool
s. MORO Castle. from Vera Cruz.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and southern New
England. partly cloudy to-day; fair to-
morrnM moderate cnsterlN winds.

For New Jersey. probably fair to-day
and Tomorrow: moderate temperature.
light 10 moderate variable winds. mostly
eaSterly.
For northern New England, probably fair
to-day and tomorrow light variable
winds.
For western New York. probably fair
to-day and tomorrow. moderate tempcra-
ture; light to moderate to variable winds.
NEW YORK. July .3-The pressure was
high over all parts Of the country yester-
day. excepting FLORIDA and nc south At
lantic states and the extreme southwest.
The centre Of hieh pressure covered the
states OF Nebraska, Kansas. oklahoma and
northern Texas and caused lower tempera-
lures In the Gulf and southeastern states.
Comparatively cool weather continued In
the Ohio Valley. lower lake regions and
Atlantic States.
In this city the day was partly cloudy.
with a thunderstorm and heavy rain at
noon; little change In temperature. wind.
Hight to fresh northeast. average humidity.
II per cent. hsromct.r. corrected to read
to sea level. at s A. NJ, 5000. . T.. NJ.
90. 90.
The temperature in this city yesterday. ~
rec orded by the oricial thcrm ometcr. Is sh own
In tho annpy.I t,hi,.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

SAD ST, iO5 ". store ~ part c-Tremont
Jackson to Martin Barry. io5 W Sad
It, 8 yrs from Sept /. 1918; atty. chris
~cHiRYsTiEE ST, 5, aliEHy y GoebbeIs to
Jas altman $40 Elsemere pl. 3 yrs
from May L. 1915 " $50
sic to sun Hip Chong, goa W 3Sth ST,
4 yrs from Aug /, 1915 1850
asTH ST, AZ W the land-Marie NJ | De
Courval to Mary u Dattwyler, 1850
Union av, II yrs from Dec /. 1914; atty,
Bayard l. Peck. 20 Liberty 1T -. f625
ID Az. 10, store floor & b-Geo Dotzaner
to THY Smordinsky. 10 I'd sv. 8 yrs
from July !, 1915; atty. Samuel Kahsn;
SO Park Row ....,.: ti'.oo
BROADWAY, n Q cor 14Sd st. store & b
saml Bookman ct al to Jacob Mendell.
81 Rutledse ST, Bklyn, : yrs from oct
!. 1915; atty, J l. Weinberger.. S3o
HOUSTON ST. I3 E. store & b--Philip
Pertgen to Meyer Mich. 3 Yrs from
Jpne l., 1916 atty, piosenes Brew CO
BLnEEcKER ST, ia5. store & b-Edw J
Moore to Vincenzo Nardiello, us W
Houston s., ) yrs from Aug !, -l9l3:
atty. Diogenes Brew Co, Bklyn. .sl,oso
BRONN.
l3sTH ST, 356 T.. east store-Duncan A
Dobre dnd n extrb TO Laura A Jones,
San Diego, Cal, 4 ano, > yrs from June
/, 1915; atty. Louis sussman. SO PARK
Row . . . . . . . . . . . . . stsV 10 SbpV
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FLATS AND DWELLINGS SOLD.

WEST 142D STREET 49, Harry II.
Cohen has resold for Mrs. Hedwig
Ftbel TO an investor for cash ISL West
ii2d street, a five story fiat. on lot
?~1N99.1l, "A few doors east of the
northwest corner OF Seventh avenue.
THIS is the third sale OF the property
within a month.
RIVERSIDE DEINE-The Hazel Real
Estate Company. Max jus president.
has sold the five story dwelling at 1853
Riverside Drive. on lot 25xl00. ad-
Joining the twelve story apartment
house at the south corner of Eighty
eighth street. The buyer is w. +. II.
Armstrong. The house was held at
s6O.0 600.
WEST ssTH STREET-The +. r
Wood-W. II. Dolson Company has sold
for Mrs. l.. T. Simpson $40 West
Eighty-elghth street. a four story high
stoop dwelling, on lot ~l9.sx100.
EAST 6sTH SrREET-Gustave Man
delhaum has sold TO a client of the
William :. Anderson Company 23g
East SiXty-eighth street. "A three story
dwelling. on lot 1N.2Ni00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
BRONN FLAT AND SITE SALE.

HOE ANENUE-The Galveston Build
ing Company. Philip Herschowski
president, has sold 10 an investor 1879
Hoe avenue. a five story twenty-five
family apartment house. on plot 50x
100, between Jennings and l72d streets.
a. l.. Gleilich, as attorney, repre-
scented the buyer. The structure Is
fully rented and is valued at $4,000.
FIELD PLACE-Richard II. Scobie has
sold in "A cash deal for the Handy
Estate to \. Hamilton IL Son. a plot.
6~2.5Nl0O. Oh the north side of Field
place 90 feet west of erosion avenue.
The same brokers sold the SOUTH
west corner OF Creston avenue and
Field place. adjoining the above plot.
to y. Hamilton u Son about three
months ago and hat plot is being i'm
proved with a five story apartment
house.
FON SrREET-CnEer ~ Watson have
sold for Alexander Blumeuthal and
Jearn Magncs. the five story twenty
family house at 655 Fox street, and
for Julia Fricdlander. the similar
building at go I1oN street. Each
o1"upies a plot 40.7xl25. between
Avenue $ John and Leggett avenue.
Cnger & Watson have been appointed
agents of both buildings.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders attorney
CRESTON Az, n Q cor lsith st, runs n e
l24x : e 1924 to W 4 Grand Blvd &
Conse \ s W along same 1870 to n :
ls+th st X n " 177.i to beg, with all r.,
- parties hrst part in and 10 stri,b
-Anna NJ Reilly a ano to Sarah f.
Furnald & ano' trus' atty h b Reay.
,.5TH ST ;, ss2se BHway,' 8 .sxioo IL,
May II. l905-Cathleen Turney to Law
yers Mort Co; atty. l. 7 & 7 60, l6o
A6nMpekMY ST. " $, 2?5 n Bway,, 5;Gs.i57SS
5oXl45.5. June ., lsli-Theresa Lem
mon to ssllie b Ioewinger; attys' Gold,
smith; Cohen e 4 W 81 Sway WHO'D ; SC'
Is. issl-Jno d & Lily / Crimmins to
Eliz F Pegg; atty. NJ NJ Friend; IL
BRYANT sr, iio7. " :, IS N Freeman -,
20xiOO. Mar 7, l9O5-Eliz Wettercr to
Horace Anderson. trus' atty T g GO,
aoTa ST. 5, iss.7 W sth av, isi'5Ssc.sS
i45sxsl;s. Apr 8, isis-F 4 l. Building
co to Moses Bernstein; sttys' k.gsl S q
SAME PROPERTY, July $, isi?-same to
Midtown H SaS Corp ATTY ~ OoS
/. ~lsi5-Fanny J & Percy A Kirkwood
to II schienelin sayers, / Rochelle st,
city Island; attys. Savers Bros. 81 Mas,
SANE sNI IPRopERTY,' Apl IS ti'sii'i-PerSy 4
& Eliz b Hirkwood to Isabella Free edo
man, dNtg' 4 ~ IL" '""y 49,
slST ST, III L, n $. $50 e Park av, COX
1922. Mar "A, lsO5-Gerson LYMAN to
Louis g. Harry Jarmulowsky. 81 Canal
st; atty. Morris Clark, sos Canal
GREESwiciH Sri; y " COR pessrosses St;
25xsO, Oct 22. isl2-Chas W \ Julia q
81, & Julia L Paul-en. i2s So Willard
st, Burlington, Vt; address 20 Desbrosses
1sT Az. 5ss. mtg on lease, SC. Mar g.,
l9O3--Jno + Murtha TO Peter Doelger:
attys. GuggenheImer, u 4 NJ, 3s Broad
MOTT sT, lss-iet, IS. l77o $ spring ST..
l00xs3. Mar 20, l905-Rosa 4 Oscar
Hermann to Maria l. Vanderpoel, sum
nit, n J; atty. 7 q Co. l7s hrosd,
llSTH ST., s47 y. n s., 1886 W LIST az, 25x
i0OlI Sept 20. 19l2-Giuseppe q Ga
brieila Lapetina ct al to Nicola Romag-
nano & ano. it T. i20th st; attys, Stras-
hourger & $, = Bway .r..s, $4,000
sv. or 200 9 from $ e cor Valentine av,
2ssloo' May -. iso.1Thsrssa Lamb to
322i Sd av .....,..,........,,..s2,5Oo
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GREENWICH ST. n W cor Desbrosses .
25xS0-Chss W Prelle to julia Z Pau
sen. Burlington, VI, July ls. l VI, . = {
attys. Coster 4 Thellusson. 81 Chamber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. July 2a.-The following realty
concerns were Incorporated to-day:
r3j Broadway Holding Corporation.
Manhattan; capital. 81 900; directors. cyril
II. Burdett. Brooklyn; Frank l.. Cooke
and Gerhard Kuehne. New York city.
Riverside Heights Improvement Corpo-
ration. Manhattan; capital, $4,000; direc-
tors. Francis Il, Robert, Samuel II. Stone
and J. Turner Grieve, New York city.
Jackwald Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan; capital. $4,000: directors, Jacob
Hillqult, Abraham Mann and Florence
Wolfe. New York city.
F. a Koch Building Company. Brook
Ign; capital. 10000; directors, Frederick
\. Koch, Clara Koch and Walter +. Koch.
Brooklyn.
Livellara Construction Company. Brook
Ign. capital, 10000, directors, Joseph =.
Kirchmer, Richmond hin, l.. l.: Joseph
shapiro. Brooklyn, julius Cohen, New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LONDON WAIST AND RES CON-
fANi. ina petition In bankruptcy
has been nled against Ia" London Waist
and Dress Company. manufacturer o;
waists and dresses, at 1873 West Twenty
third street. Tho company also made an
assignment to Maurice Rudinser i
capital stock Of $4,000. Liabilities az.
100000; nominal assets, s5t,oO0, and ac-
tual assets. $1,000.
ROTH n MARIE, lNC-A petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against Roth
a marble, Inc, dealer in leather goods,
at lo6 seventh avenue, The company
assigned on May - Liabilities are 30
goo and assets $1,000.
MAN TRAtHrENBERG-A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against Max
uy,nR psrt5cr Of I N Ia "a, erhsry "
Son. dealers In dry goods, at 1875 DEAN
cey street Liabilities are said 10 be
HoCHMrTH. dealer IN dry
goods. AZ ll5 First avenue has made
an assignment to samuel GItlin. \ pc
tition In bankruptcy was also Med
assets $1,000.
MAN Carl. FRANZ OF 70 Easr Twenty
tn.rd street, who formerly kept the
Alaska Hotel, at ocean Grove. y. j..
from 1909 to 1871 and aftorWard had a
restaurant ~ IS Nassau street, this city,
has Med q petition ~. bankruptcy with
seven other claims for unknown amounts
and no assets. There were three mort
cages on the hote' property ~ ocean
Grove and two chattei mortgages on the
fixtures, Among the secured ~Creditors
were the Ashury Park Building and
Loan Association, $4,000. mortgage,
Henry liess, $4,000; Fritz lindiuGer.
10000; Nelson Kilmer estate, $4,000 and
+ a NJ Schaefcr Brewing Company.
<ifo0.
WILLIAM BRETT, salesman, of ls7
Spring street, has flcd a petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities Of s1.sls,
contracted IN 1909, and no assets
SELMA LIVINGSTON OF $50 Wost
Eighty.seVenth street, has hlri 4 petit
tion in bankruptcy, with liabilities Of
$3.50 and no assets. The debts were
contracted in chicago In 1914 for
women's apparel. rent and lease.
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bins, Matthias ~zahy, Mary l.. stuart and
Elizabeth W NHruum. stockholders
ho.Ilng ouo-half the capital stock H.
sued, for q dissolution OF the company.
The other stockholders are Thomas "
Purcell, $50 shares, and John f PARCEL
- shares There are Two independent
Interests am1uE he ~toCkholicrs, which
has resulted tn division and dIs,ori The
officers ar, John r. Purcell. president.
Thomas ". Purcell secretary. ana Will
lam VI Robbins. vice president and
manager The company was incor-
porate. I'm Dg'ohor, l3li with capital
ou'standlug and spent about $4,000 IN
al,crtisluc IN the ~suhNtl~, elevated
roads. street cars and other places.
Among thv creditors are Ward & Cow,
SL5c1, amt Frank V. strauss 4 co,
Sl.l-l. lithflttcs are about Sll,ooo ana
The water ON haui H. estimttei ~ 81 600
The ,umptuy exploited the water Of a
spring at Fa,turNNile, Pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
fly houses and choice building lots At pri-
waite sale. a large number from which TO
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF E YORK, to quickly close the hIsi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these
properties at about SOC OF former prices,
They are located At Grantwood. pallsadc,
Norscmere and Lpouia, New Jersey, tup-
posi,e Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan
Ar inspection Of these properties Will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Ti'le Guarantee Policy free,
For further details and terms address
REM II. HAIGHT. Special Deputy Sap'.
OF Banks, care Ranking Department.. 81
Broadway, New York city.
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LIS pE>DF<S.
Manhattan,

l?oTH So. Jos. E-German say Ry in the
City of y y agt Malcolm Il Lawrence
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty,
\ Rocker, Jr.
WATER ST, 3i7-East River say nstn
ast Jennie Golden ct Al foreclosure Of
m0rtgageD; atty, - + Hibbard.
PARK Az, . $, ~ n lC9fh It. 2SllNS0-
Agnes W Evans agt Maria Duggan ct
al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty, J e
DauZilo.
l22D 81, 20 E-Equitahle Life Assurance
Society of tho l. : ust Regina l. Reese
ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attys,
LEXINGTON Az. Amy A c Mon
tague agt Michael u RYAN ct al fore
closure OF mortgage; atty, q II Mon
tague.
Az u. $ W cor I'm ST, 2Sx6i3-Louis II
Kahn ct al agt Augustus : Hughes tno-
tice of attachment, attys, Foster &
Cunningham
Bronx.
LOT l,Ol7, map villag" Wakeneld-P Jas
Bowen agt Geo W Burton ct al fore
clos OF mtgl, atty, J V Judge,
LOT ., Blk q, map Elcnwald, 9ith ward
lily lsaacs Hgt Dave B"oder ct al fore
clos Of MTG; attys, Eppstcin & Rosen-
berg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
100000 HEIGHTS APARTMENTS

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for two five
story hats on the south side of 17lst
street 1895 feet east of Fort Washing
ton avenue. Each will have a frontage
OF 7l6 feet and II depth of SO feet, with
facades of brick n terra Gotta. The
III Building Company, Emanuel Krule-
witch. president. is the owner. Gronen-
berg N l.euchtag are the architects and
have estimated the total cost at $780,
600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Former Progress Club at 9Th
Ave. and G3d st. to BE Re-
placed by Flat.
SALES IN MANY SECTIONS

Thc 1o-t part II Fifth avenues resi-
dental district is to he invaded by a
big apartment house. The old Progress
Club property at the corner of Fifth
avenue and SiNty-third street was sold
yesterday by the estate of J. II. Haggin
throush William A. White a. Sons to
Herbert Lucas as head OF a lNilding
syndicate as the site for the structure.
The house is to he Il twelve story struc-
ture and will cost exclusive of lane
s%g.5o0,u00. Complete details of the
operation will be found or another page
o. THIS ISSUE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
INVESTORS TAKE s7TH ST. LOFT
DuIs Property Leased by Syndicate
of Western Men.

Pease & Gilman and Horner & Co.
nave leased for Robert b. Dula the prop
erty 4 n 8 West Thirty-seventh street
Tor twenty-one years with the privilege
Of W renewals. The net entail for the
first twenty-one years aggregates nearly
100000. The property leased is two
six story business buildings on a COM
bined plot 43x9S.9 feet and was recently
purchased by Mr.. Dula through Pease q
Gilman from Edgar A. Levy. The -Four
and Six West Thirty-seventh Corpora.
ton. composed Of a group Of Western
investors. Is the lessee.