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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-02-04
MONA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION
Eat Your Favorite Food and Never Fear
After-Distress.

Cdt IOuI rdFOIlc FOOu dnu NEVER rear
After-Distress.
There is way for you to eat whatever your
stomach Graves. Many will say show wish
could but have tried and every time it nearly
kills me-"
The real trouble is that people who suffer
the untold agony of indigestion do not realize
that the stomach has lot of work to perform
in digestlng the food. and if crowded with ex-
ira labor it rebels and kicks up fearful dis
turbance.
Mi o-na. simple and inexpensive prescrip-
ton, easily obtained from A. A. Howes & Co.,
or any drug store. will quickly and effectively
stop this disturbance money refunded. 1t
not only increases the flow of digestive juices.
but surely and safely builds up and strength
ems the stomach walls SO that what you eat is
cared for as nature intended.
It's needless for you to suffer with indges-
ton, heartburn, biliousness, sour. gassy or up
set stomach, for Mi-o-na tablets surely give
prompt and lasting relief and perfectly harm
less.
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Legislative Notices
Committee Hearings
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The Committee on Legal Affairs VII CIV
public hearings in its room at the State 7'l''
in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1915, AT No
An Act to repeal Chapter two hundred '.,
twenty-one of the Public Laws of me !5 h,
nineteen hundred and thirteen entitled ~
Act to provide for nomination OF ranl la.'
political parties by primary elections
amendments thereto. 4s
RESOLVE proposing an amendmer a.
Constitution of the State of Maine pres
the election on the Tuesday next sf.- '
Monday in November, biennially. OF ls
Senators, Representatives and other -,
now required to be elected on the
day of September, biennially.
JAMES A. LEWIS, ra.F.."'
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NOTICE

If the person who took from my dess .,s
Office on Wednesday, Jan. 9th. Russ| o,ssg
er pocketbook and dairy, containins %
and valuable papers, will return the D'''
papers at once no action will be taken w
GEO, E. BRACKET, Be'l~|
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WAYS AND BRIDGE

The Committee on Ways ana t.l-
give public hearing in Its room AI
House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEB. A, AT j.
l. Resolve favoring an aPpT2p1A.- .4
widening the Turnpike road In la'u''
Lincolnville.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges s.s
give public hearing in its room az give
House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEB. IL, AT J. 3D.
ID Resolve for rebuilding section o' Ggi
Hill in the town of Stockton Springs ,,,y
MARIE 2. POLLARD. oecis1-.~
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LOST

l., vs.
Deposit Book No. 4lS5, issued py ose
Trust Company. Belfast. Finder VIII r
return same to .,a,a
WILSON ELLIS, TreS'~
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FIRE & MARINE ms m
Springfield, Mass

SfRlNGFlELD FIRE & MARINE ms IN
Springfield, Mass
Assets December 81, 1914
.se"i ee1a.e ..'.-.....,. .,.. S0UW0N
mortgage loans. ..........,....-.. Q O53 5000
Stocks and bonds. ............... g.t5s29N
Cash in office and bank, .... 7-g gos q
Agents balances. .....,........- l,g8. $50
interest ana rents. ......,.... ... s5,j,6A
Gross assets .................. 81 15- lG@
Deduct items not admitted ---rE
Admitted assets .........,..,.SlDg7o Mlt.
Liabilities December 81, 1914
Net unpaid losses. 5sgsU8
UnearDed premiums. ........- 5.532 MI y
All other liabilities. ............. #aa5lf
Cash capital. .................. 2uN0M
Surplus over all liabilities. ...,,.. l,ga 4a5a
Total liabilities and surplus. sl0s7.44a
JOSHUA TREAT, JR., Ager.
Insurance and Real Estate, Wirt5r. g-s
3W5
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GRANITE STATE FIRE INsUp1,,
CO., PORTSMOUTH Nm ''
THE Pennsylvania FIRE mon,
ANCE co.

$500 ~ l. ANA FIRE fNCur
ANCE co.
Assets December 81 1914
Real Estate. ........ ..s.--.
CollaearaI i"am '''''''''.''''.-- l70l1Bl
StnoLs I'D banS '''''''-.'...'. l249ERI
Casb in nff;o D nus 49,. .';.'''.'.'...- I0296&5
Anant ,a III hnia, anu oank'.'......-. 2l5I&al
Al othsr aSsa,e ''''''''''''.--- Isl6ag|
e- '-'''''''''''.t. s54ga|
Gross assets. ........ 6 ..r-.,-,1
Deduct items not admitted ...... ~ 'l..
Admitted assets. ............. s5ooIy7-
Liabilities December 81, 1914
Net unpaid losses. t9iolsg
omearneo premiums ...,..,.,,... 46l9SldI
an pther naDlilties.. 90. 77aUJ|
Sash capital. Observation-Disclosures. -5gWN|
Surplus over all liabilitie, ....... gIss SsG
Total liabilities and surplus. o.. S. sa " M
JOSHUA TREAT, JR.. Agea.
Insurance and Real Estate, Winterporr Nsr.
3w5
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26te0w3
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BELFAST PRICE CURRNET.
Corrected Weekly for The journal.

RopucE MARKET PAID PRODUCER.
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GO OVER no B'kI.NN.

Herman GaiitZk1 has sold a plot Of
'Heaty-tao lots AZ Woodruff and ParS.
SIDE avenues tor the M.llyr-Bere Really
Company 10 the Hoyt, Refs Consiruc ION
COMPANY Manhattan, builders. The
purchase price WAS 100000. a building
oar Of $4,000 was procured by the
broker from the United States Title
Company with which four high class
apartment buildings vii be erected.
The Kings and Mes,yhester Land
|comnany haas sold the KinHo Duplex
dvel.rS at 2j3 lirooklyn avenue. ole
OF the group recently completed. Mrs.
william y. Stevens, the buyer, VIII oc-
|clpy il.
Ire R0ckmore Realty Company has
90! two story one family brick dwell
ms on Eidtrt lane to the following
81 10 Hervey Raymond, 5is to Bertha
rhessinan. Jtl D James l. Smith. 5c7
. Pau! Leroy and j.l TO James II.
Dennis.
Ross Meeks have sold plo, of lots
al the southwest corner of Fifth avenue
ana seventy's.sth street fur Simon
Ab.es two lots on E.ghtleth street for
t. KIRBY: -ds seYenty-seyenth street
'or Charles Ianier aud 53i Slxty-eigh,k
Nteet Tor Grant Gregory.
Meyer Eilcnbogen has sold for Cta rles
.tnrain TO Samuel Lichtman $40 and
u? South Second street, six stocy
tenement, on plot JONl9Q
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THE COPPER MARKET.
" Idle BrcaL In Speculative Mrtal
ia London.

There was wide open market of So,
Per ton In speculative copper on n" Lon
don Metal Exchange yesterday morning
but notwithstanding this elec:Iolytic sold
in this market for domestic account al
10 cents a pound.
II was generally thought tina; there
was profit taking on some long accounts
that had made a fortune from the big
rise IN copper metal. 1t was also be-
lleSed that thcre WAS some short selling
which aided the decline abroad.
Spelter continues extremely strong
with the hcaN est demand ever known in
history falling upou the shoulders OF
he American producers. Ther" seems
to hc no likelihood Of breaking tNc
shortage which exists for nearby dcliv-
cries, A. a result, prices promise TO re-
main high,
firm demand for lead governs the
market for that metal Production is
constantly growing, which accounts for
the failure Of prices 10 rise proportions
atcly win copper and spclter
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
All companies Expected to Adj
vance Refined TO q.

To raw sugar maikc, WAS actIN. ami
arm Yesterday. Tho American sugar
R.nniHg COMPANY ami Arauckle Bros
'cuk about 100000 bags OF Nav Cuba :
~ 3 1916, cost and freight. equal %
he prevailing duty pad basis Of ass
cents The Howell interests 70 X 10000
rags a. June CuhaS At g. cents. cost
iui freight. equivalent 20 = duty paid
basis of : 80 vents
The refined sugar market vas active
and strong yesterday. A. rrtiners main
aimed their lie; p..C- on RrJau!aicj a.
cents 4 further heavy business IA
renned was effected ~ $50 cents. The
Federal sugar Refining Company was
~ a 20 lac or firm cent basis, AM
'r,re were predictions thai all other re-
liners would take similar acton shortly.
Tn. sugar futures ma het at the toi-
Zee Exchange was moderately active,
WIKI prices about steady. There seemed
10 lie no response TO the strength OF
spu; as traders Were father timid.
lSyar.sh crop estimates were said 20 have
affected sentiment.
Prices were
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CAT a-0S THIRD AVENUE
Nv 1o-eph J. Day.
MN REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tue following realty oorporgtions were
chartered ~ Albany yesterday.
M!du.rpofo Realty Company Manhattan
capital. 81 900. directors. Herman lurh
uaa. The HruuN. payir = Gu.is'e4n, Zip
GoldfHrr. Sew YORK city.
Century 4 smoS COMPANY, Manhattan
capitol g. D.. directors. ". II. Grcon.
Addison : pr'ft. New York, Henry For
test D. Drlrra, J.
l.. a : Consideration COMPANY, Tn"
BfouN. yaplta. COO. directors, lsiIor
l..uRu.r Annie LaugGcr aud MaA Sch.tie'.
III, ErCnN
Dofuisnire Realty COMPANY. The BrorN;
capital $1,000, directors, john W. 'oraIsb.
Lilly ,0ulsr. Inc BronH. Harry 7. l.
johnson. Br.-Ns.'.,. y q.
STATE Court Lu.tiuE Corporation, Brock
'yu. capital $50 yro. ,!rc,.or,, DsniCl l.
Freedman. rhMp S,hiiuNagut"r aDd Ar
mold l. AgrlIo. brooklyn,
S'a.N,tGs EA'dIug and Coltrn-tirs
Company. brooklyn, capital. $4,000, lir"c-
tur- Lou, cold, FrrIa Ier.mUn and
Louis p.uals. brooklyn.
Hoffman q S4Ur, Iu,., BROOKLYN, capital
81 Ooo, directors. jacob Hoffman. Brook
Ign. Robert Snur. Ida Saur. N"v York
" =. "a. randolph. Tuxedo; capital
eIQOo. directors. ". :. rita Eaudu,pl.
Sloa;.nAgr y. y n. I. Chamlerla!n.
PieHr santN!l.r, y. y ana John l.. Elliott,
Trenton, y. j
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FRIDAY, AptI so
Receipts OF bteves were lN.g hoau, iU-
GLIDING ga cars Tor the market making
with previous arrivals lOIa cars on sale.
steers were In rather better demand and
arm 10 shade higher; bulls weak; tat
COWS nrir, Others UNCHANGED. The yards
we're CLEARED, Good to prime steers so'd
a, S7Gb S.so per 100 lhs. bulls at Sass y
sd7i; COW. az s9.Ja 5000, ! extra COW
At 81. Drt ssei beef irm at l0is ~ - !. e..
per IN. for city dressed native sides.
Receipts Of calves Were ASH head, ~.
Guiding l:3i had TOR the inarkc., l,"-
maui active and prices were fully 60r.
higher The pens we're cleared, Common
20 choice Vcals sold A. s. SO 30 per 100
lbs. culls AZ ssgt7,60, Dressed calv =
were Arm at l.t. Ftleo. for city dressed
Ntals: i0di3c. for country dressed.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're 3ss5
head, Including cars 'or the markei.
Tho offerings were mainly medium and
common stock Prices steady all around.
Common ga fat- clipped lambs sold q
- BoHsH IS nor 100 lbs; common un-
shorn A. ;srs95o' few prime clippe !
sheep at 81 common and medium nv
shern at t6a'; no spring lambs o.
fsrcl, Dressed mutton steady ~ 49, We
per H. dressed lambs at i7glsigc hog
Al, sssi 100; country dressed hothoug :
lambs higher at s7hfio per csrcsss.
Receipts Of hogs were t,Q3t head IN
cluding abou, ear for tho market. pr,r'
trn, with h"apy to light weights ,~'l'ns
Of Ssg>s..j pc! 100 lbs, roushS a. Io.'I,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve BdnF
rates were per cent for Thirty -
nUe.y days aHd peg cent. for lnrg''
bills.
open market discounts, prime accept
auc's, maturing ~ To- u."''l days, -
or per cent
Commercial paper yates were T.: . !
per cent. Tor s.N'y GlDs and mucty daN
bn,a and for four to s.N months boz
names A.. 95 per cent. for others
limo money WAC unchanged. Rates
were g, W3 per cent for sixty an |
ninety DAYS and 81, per cent for !on"
months, a., d3A. per cent for h'r
months ana +giia per cent. for l>rs'
periods.
Cali money on tie aoor Of the STOCK
Exchange YESTERDAY ruled al Pc! cen. ,
high, -. low, - per cent
Domestic exchange on Sew York 50
Louis, Toe p'em!uln san Francisco, 31c
premium Minneapolis, SOC. premium ;
Chicago. 100 premium Cincinnati par {,
Montreal s56.l! premium.
Call money in tD'don Vas Il 2 ! .
per cent, short bills, %. per cent .
three months h..ls, l5-ls rcr cent
Sterling EXCHANGE was about steaiy,
Final quotations We're, Dcmant ti'h ,
GAh,ss. i1aA,
Rar silver ,7 London 23ia 10 -
New NorN, iol.r
New Nprk CI,orI.s llupsr s..'gia.-.
Exchanges, s25l iH".idt rii'''r 81.
50, 7si sub F'', -3' ..nlI ht'na -,
Sliy,G>i
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

nh -. - -. .
'"'h name anu addrcss OF Iehue'- a.
~ 'ofhey'
MARION ,HULiJ Az. cor .0ist
suburban ST. io;x6;Nli7iiN37.G, 90
map s0s Dix I. cath Ward Real Estate
Assn. June IL lsOi--LouirI 4 wagner
20 cara Stern. atty Max Stern, ~
Bway observation-disclosures. $500
GOTH ST. - W. :, $40 Columbus az.
gUNlUO.5. sept u. is05-B-lla \ QUAY
TO Mary vank. i.archmont Manor. y y.
Aitys. Deyo a ID. III Bway ...... so. OVO
l2lST ST . 30 1th aN l7xlOO.li.
Nov J. iyoc--Wm j. and Aricita { Il ed
TO Mary l. Fraser. 100 Gates av Brook
iyn. a:tys, Eastman & l., az BROAD
10TH ST. :. !sS, ~ rom cor
Lexington 3v. I5.sNlOO!'. May -. 1905
Freehold constr 60 to American ME-
20. 81 Nassau ~; attys, Bowers q :.
t6 Cedar s.................... 5000
loom u. coxio2.7x50xio5.: Aug ! 1907
--Emma Frank to Chas A NlnpheItner.
u " 10Th II. aud WIN u Rose. 3us "
slst 81, eNrs and trustees. attys. kos"
* rui.e!. is Bway. .............s SIS 400
!oo.;. Avg al. isosN-Jos IA Xnyon 20
Kathleen! i street. attys. Bow,ts a :
80 Cedar si.....,......'.... .....s 81 oGo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
THE STEEL MARKET.
Active Nu>inI OF Rni,rond Equip
mcnt IN Expected.

Recent developments in the railroad
equipment market give fair promise that
this branch Of the steel trade, which
has boon practically dormant for a long
while, will see some active buying In
the near future. Inquiries now before
the market call for total OF about 49,
600 ears and the majority Of them are
expected 90 result ia orders IN a month
or so. The Pennsylvania Railroad alone
* IN the market Gur 600 ears. \ re-
vivM of buying would be Of material
benefit to the trade and while present
prices would u allow a very good mar
gin of pront, they would no doubt De
raised with an increase in demand.
steel buying during the month just
closed was not very satisfactory, tallin;
slightly below that Of March. Produc-
ton was maintained ut between Gj AMI
40 pev cent. OF capacity,
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Bronx.
LIS PENDE>S.
Nianliattan.

l?3p 81. 90 E-Eloanor lie Eov ast Gen
marc Del Grnio adm 'ain'nd"l i"!'tI"'
Of mtg at,Ss, bTW ,di.nD S ~" '5>xe-e-
Mutual Life lus e" ot y ait Mona
Speciality go. Inc, e. a. 'hmehde" '''''
CONVENT Az, W r. 1885 q 1881 At.
lg5SXigT.6-I.awfcnce Holding 60 agt
Austin - FIet.hcr trus uor'el's OF
25TH 81 n ;, 1870 (, " slh ov :?,6H'Ss,--
Emilrnnt Ind say Bank agt Ellen ReN-
nolds ct al tamcnted fortclos OF m'sp'
~. .,,y; nI "a EJ o'E ,SI Hillside St,
y --Niowa Eliy 60 ast Martin Mon
trosc Moenaor 1t al ,atiion to deter
mine claim, Sc'; atWs' Eisman' Levy
LEXiNdTON ~, 1913 ontchoro Home
\ Hospital for Chronic Diseases ast
a s"gSl'T Str scSs't s.r 70 ''''' o.
iOsTH sr, ios & no y. 2 actlons--Bridget
q sullivan agt Jacob Pawel ct al tfore-
7oTm ST, ao7 !. al ", ae,lons-I.awyer.
Mig Co agt Directors Rlty Holding 90
e, al dorecios OF mtgs)' nttys. Cary
MADIsoN Az. . 3, VA It n Roth st, lex
t3--Lawyers Mtg GO agt CRANKY Corp
OF al uoreoios OF mtg' aitys' Cary ~
BROOME ST. n =. 70 " PIT, ST. 25xloO--
Emanuel Moses ngt Henry LYMAN ct al
doreclosure Of mtge) atty Appel
i0a.?. two nctions--iiaron dc Hirscn
Fund agt Aide baran 60 ct al tforeclos'
IRE Of two mtyes); atty, ! !
Isascs
CHARLES ST. cor Wavsrly pl, 75S
3s.lo--Isaac Marx agt Marsaret N
Eri'S ct a. foreclosure OF mtse)' atty
CsTH ST, n :. 100 Q Columbus av, 23x
100, 6--N savings Bank agt Atiilia
e Keene ct al foreclosure OF migc)
atty, Dalton.
bUns.
COSTER ST, q =, 40 SpoNord ay, 20s
I00Wolcott g Lane, as trustee, agt
Hunts Point Estates CT al lforeclosur,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

wADswoRTU Az. vs., so i7sth ST
Moritz Arnstein We William Hobwon
SAME PROPERTY--Gross Il Kleinbere"r
vs. same. Dec i5. l014...........t 3lo
SAME PRopERTY-Julius i strauss ys
same. Dec Il. l9ti..............:. ~
SAME PROPERrY--Swiik.s 4 Feinste'n
Inc. w same. Dec ~. 1914. 49,; .e1O
SAME PROPEKTS-JOhn R Hopkins
same. Dec -. lp11 ...........:...; s.Sl
SAME PRoPERTY--Joseph Spiesel vs.
same. lee -, 1914 49,, Ssoo
Inc. VI same Doc Il. 1919 go. .t2os'.'
SAME PRoPEkTY---Landi Arena 80
SAME rRoPERTY.--Nro contesso CO
SAME rItoPERTY--D Coiasuonnot Co -
SAME PHOFERTY--Samusl fucker -
same, Nov u. 1914. &C.. ...-....... sls5
SAME PROPERTY--raris Marble TIE
Works ~ same. Nov Il. 1gll...si5)
SAME PEOPERTY-Landi a Arena ~
same. sept ~, 19lt............ 800
NADSWOkTH Az. " :. 20 lsoth st
sanders Barnett Inc. vs. same. De-
SAME pROpERTY--snme ~ ABORT Com
struction co ct al Nov 8. 1914. $50
SAME PKOPERTN--Geo II Storm a. 90 -
same. NOv II, 1914. ....... SNI2 %
l9OTH ST. 9ls W--IsaaC Landau vs. vii
helmina Schlrif ct al Apl IS 1918 .f9s
Bronx.
sieTII ST. ~ = iss.i BronSwood az.
22.4xiI4--Gustave A Johnston " Frank
, Lacativa ct al. Mar 6, l9lj..... $50 %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY DEMAND.
Rejected In Nameross Leases Both
70 and Dowu rswa.

Clark. Childs & Co., members Of the
New York stock Exchange. in the Trim
ity Building, have taken the entire Sec
ond floor In the New York Title Jnsur-
ance Company Building at 1876 Broad
way.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry have leased
to Wood 4 stevens the north store at
1ll-113 Hudson street.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the NTH
loft at 31-33 West Twenty first street to
Strobing Bros. and the second loft at
l2-i4 West Thirty second street to Louis
Newman.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased space ON the ground floor OF the
Woodbridge Building. 100 william
street. to HOWE 4 Cain. metropolitan
managers Of the Hanover Fire Insur-
ance Company, for term OF years.
This lease completes the rental of the
ground hoor of the building and annex.
Van Norden x Wilson have leased
space In lss-1ol Broadway. southwest
corner OF Dey street, to the American
Union Realty Company. DR.. Gordon
Lee Schcffer. Sundel Doniger. John II.
Moynihan. Frederick T.. Leimbach. Jr..
Benjamin Moses, Charles H. Swenson.
Gustav A. Celander and the Delphic
Realty and Security Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased I'm the Forty-sccond Street Build
ing, Forty second street and Madison
avenue. offices to the Hurburt Motor
Truck Company. J. Randolph Smith and
Charles H. Hyde; offices In the Strand
Theatre Building. Broadway and Forty
seventh street. to Rosenberg a. jacobson.
the Werblow-Fischer Company. A.
Buckner and Max Rogers.
Henry Trenkmann has leased 1000
feet in l59-163 West Twenty-hfth street
TO the Imperial Art Embroidery COM
pany; $500 feet in 429 Broome street
to krawitz Bros. and $500 feet in the
same building TO the Newark Neckwear
Company.
Bastine & Co, agents OF the Negro
witz Building AT 235 Fifth avenue. have
rented offices to Adolf Hirschfeld, pub
lie accountant Max Davidson. cloaks
and suits, and Victor Nelson. dealer In
silks.
Christopher Schisrloh has rented tho
store at s2l Ninth avenue TO the Re-
liable Grocery Company.
Shaw IL Co. have leased two floors In
s03S Fifth avenue to the Sanitary In
secticide Company.
Hall J. How 4 Co. have leased for
Thomas s. Walker to the Ahambra
Market two large stores at 1852 and
3s64 Tenth avenue. adjoining the cor
ner of 201th street. at the foot Of the
subway stairs.
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BUYERS N RECENT DEALS.

, Edmund Dwight rs tho purchaser OF
we a"e.llng at 5et West Seventy-siXth
'',''' reported sold yesterday.
'"rt George Bruce Brown Is the buyer
we former Ladsw private stable
p.9peltH az l6i East Sixty-nlnth street,
cCoa recently by Douglas l.. Gilman 4
~. Mts Brown ~ going to replac
Nc Hao'e with a fireproof garage cost
ing about $50 900.
me Ashton Holding Company, Albert
,er pfes1dent, Is the purchaser of the
~, hVe story tenement houses at the
AL corner ~ Fifth avenue and
s' street. reported sold a. few days
~. Nv Arnold Byrne g. Baumann for
FNne Savings Institution.
!, va u l., Combs il the purchaser Of
Il, I2sth street, sold recently by
r'"''cs hcnsle Realty Company.
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PLANS wEsTCmEsTER ESTATE.

u j, Phillips & CO.. with l.. Nelson
nnHrhaEt, have sold 10 client for Joseph
brewster fourteen acres at the south
ne'' corner u Westchester avenue and
west Purchase street At Purchase,
own Of Harrison, Wcstchestcr county
so TOR tin estate of e.. &. uavilaud
sSth'y acres adjoining the above or the
west dnd fronting on Westminster ave-
-'' me combined properly will shortly
e improved and a residence built
ne'e". This property is in Nlose
''oA.mty 20 the estates Of Mrs. White
4S Red, t. Bl,ecker Rathbone, Oliver
hartman, William A. Read, Judge
.r"ng Lehman, Bryan l., Kennedy and
"day other prominent New Workers.
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FLATS AND PLOTS SOLD.

WEST iO5TH STREET-George Ran
cor mas sold for the Coburn Construc-
tion Company to a client for invest
,nent the Ave story apartment house
az ai2 West i05th street, on lot s5x
IOoli. near Broadway The sellers
recently acquired the property in ex-
change for the apartment at 705 West
10th street.
|JrMEL PLACE-The Donovan estate
ha. sold through Hall J. How & Co.
Mot. jOx?O. on til. east side OF Jumel
place. north of i6sth street. to Joseph
] Snow.
|yoHEGAN AvENUE-kurz e. Uren
nave cold for Thomas II. Ron the four
four story tenemenis at the northeast
corner Of Mohegan avenue and lsist
street, the southeast corner of Mohe-
gan avenue and Hornaday place, and
$50 liornaday place and SOS East
lst- street. The fats cover a plot
fronting So feet on 1Slst street. 1si
feet on Mohegan svenue and $50 feet
on Hornaday place.
VALENTINE AVENUE - Mary l..
crawford has sold the plot OF sixteen
lots on the west side of Valentine ave-
nue.. IS feet south of 1891 street and
running through to Ryer avenue. The
property fronts 200 feet on each ave-
nue. and has an equal depth. 1t Is In
section where apartment house
building II being carried on actively
IN anticipation OF the opening of the
Jerome avenue subway extension.
least 10TH STREET - James T.
Barry has sold to Oln J. Stephens
2eS and 96j East 10th street. Ave
n a = -.
adjoining the northwest corner Of An
thony avenue. The purchaser gave IA
exchange the plot 1jxl0e. on the east
side Of Jumel place, 2SS.T feet south
OF Edgeconbe avenue. recently re.
ported sold
EAST lsiTH STIEET-Daniel p.
Freedman and Lawrence Davies have
sold the one story stores on plot 34N
laox irregular at the northwest corner
OF l?ith street and Bainbridge ave.
nue.. IN exchange Freedman d Davies
take the vacant Brooklyn block con-
tanng sixteen lots, fronting zoo fee;
on Ninth avenue. l2O feet on Fifty
ss:ord street and eco feet on Fifty
,h.;d street
VAN buren, STREET--llugo Wabst
has sold to an investor the dwelling
on the cas-: side OF Van Buren, street.
about 100 feet south o. Morris Park
avenue.
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LEASES ~ THE COUNTRY.

Fash a Marvin have rented furnished,
for the summer. fer James W. Mae
bride, his country estai. at Quake
Ridge. Manaroneck. to 4. r. Cottier OF
the Plaza Hotel. The properly con-
sis,s OF large country house, gar
deners cottage and out buildings and
about fifteen acres Of land.
y. Brigham Hall and William u.
Bloodgool have leased for Clarence
IIoughton 10 George \. Freeman OF New
York his residence al Shlppan Point,
stamford. conn.
Van Norden N Wilson have leased for
Mrs. Robert {. Black = house at 1857
Esplanade. Pelham Manor, y. =. TO
Mrs. Harry =. Abbot, for term OF
years. and exchanged for Waldo q.
Fay, with the Witherbee Real Estate
< Improvement Company. three plots
ON Highbyook avenue. A. Pelham Manor
y. Y, Tor his stucco house on the sou.h-
east corner OF Pelham Manor road and
Wthcrbee avenue.
John +. Scot: has rented for the
Cedarhurst Estates house 3 on sealy
lane. Cedarhurst, l.. l., 10 Harold +.
MADDEN, Jr,