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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
LIS PE>DENs.
manhattan

18TH ST. 3S? E-beni Aseh agt l. uewirts
GO, Inc, specific p~erformancc. atty. s "
el5TH ST, g We. lots 40 and III, 18th
Wtrd-Mdry stage agi Mary J Hardy
81 al foreclosure OF mige): atty. 7 r
pg 3, i,S SS-s1 y :, ,S's u and iS; mag
iots isS and TO icIS wsrd9 seaman;
.,5q sss,lcSsIEMsf5 s,iss az, rFeyia::
rt ii9F m.FIi' Il s'!y y i Z ks9sh hi, rms,
osnrr of ntse>. at:ys, Merrill, Rogers
TIL AZ, 2l:-sl..Treseo Rcssits cGrp1 .s.
LoTSs $50 % ~ HI'ft;ts a n1iSi ,ss' NAP n B' OF prop.
er,N known as Lohbaucr Park. ?ith ward
jeremiah A o'Lca-v act Annie Mat
coin - Al foreclosure OF mortgage):
atty 7 f Kennedy.
Thomas T. Holinud 81 al; 81 av. 3lli--
same aE' George W ERgers et a.: 30 av,
Soi>-Sarnr act Margaret VI Dsiy ct OIL:
% av 3ole-Snnc agt Haren Realty Co:
81 dv, 5opO-Samc Hr' CathaTine Mcig-
han ct a.; 81 as, 2"9j-same ag' len
5'y!,n GGrESn si a 80 ay :'-S'-s5'
81 AZ. 2'o5--Saue as Henry Wallen-
s'cln 81 a.; 30 ly. .5e;- 27oe-same sgt
3~1oG-slrnc ag' Adc'!a \ Linneli ct al;
81 av ~3l3s--Samc aet John Corbett &c
a.. Wills ay, i6l-Interborough Rapid
Transit. CO agt Chrystine Raschercs
- a.. wills av. 170-isc-Same sgt Anna
" Schwars ct a.: Wills sy. ~, +7s.
tNl-Same ast. Emma L Mahoncy {, a.:
~, ss5xS9 same art Froi, "a Ls.f-
.rr r., a, ,b'rEen e. 3'l-S'ne sF'
5s4-Stme aet John Siiuphins 6. a.:
WIS ny tN2-same Sc, porothea Iud-
der - al, bergen a., " & $50 : l4Sth -.
~.tNh. sd mo art Anton ltCf"gr ct a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
MCLEAN TO PLAY BOWLING.
W~estcbest-r Homebreds VIII Meet
In Match at Fairview.

ELL another professional golf match
't'f blood is carded On Tuesday.
November Is, George Mclean of Dun
voot'e who made such a good showing
IN the qualifying rounds at Baltus rol in
lie national open and later at Fox Hills.
: 70 meet Jack Bowling, the speedy
iiue Soarsdp'e pro on the links of
Ne Ftrli"N Golf club nj Elmsford. OF
ne Putnam railway. The match is for
F!oV a side. and better yet, a good part
q II rs from the pockets OF the pros
laeus.'yet
Mclean did o II at Baltusrol. includ-
'fg a penalty stroke He holds the Fair
view course record OF II. made last
week Bowling has one Scarsdale In
~ and - a flash OF speed at times.
These Two 'ads are abou the pick of the
coming homebrcds and bid fair soon
70 fnS right up with the celebrated
bos'on players, Tom Mcnamara and
Nike Brady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY Nov 5.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
NestoNer Holding Company, Manhattan
capital, 10000. directors, Henry Il Noyes,
Charles :. Noyes and John r. Overbury,
New York city.
Jacob LAtrchan Company. Manhattan
capital. $1,000; directors, Jacob Larchan
Reboka Larchan and celia kopperl, New
York city.
Nchring Bros, Manhattan. capital
$4,000. directors, George Steinmsn, sanuel
Steinmsn New York city. Margaret Cooke.
Brooklyn.
q j & :. Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital. $1,000, directors. John Stolz.
George stolz and George Stolz, Jr, The
Bronx
Fifty-seventh Street Realty Corpora.
don. Manhattan: capital. $500. directors.
Blocker y. lrggett. Nutley, y. j.. Percy
u. lsemnn and Julian G. Rosenham. New
York city.
sparta Realty Company. The Bronx
capital. $1,000; directors Harry Calm. J.
j Plitinan and Edwin Vaughan, Jr,, New
York city.
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the Pentalpha Realty Corporation to l.
Greene Scott.
John d. Roche has leased for tn,
Roche estate two four story and base.
ment houses at $50 and 1862 West Fifty.
seventh street for dwelling purposes 10,
five years to Edward Waters.
Porter & Co. have leased for Cynthia
X. Wheeler to Mary McDonough the
three story brownstone dwelling at l43
West i26th street.
Dun & Brown Company has leased
for Merrill. Rogers & Terry the three
story dwelling at $50 West 10th street
to Samuel NJ. Barry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
BUYs wEsTCHEsTER PLACE.

Worthington whitehouse has sold to
a Mr.. Meigs Tor Mrs. Mary NJ. Philbrick
her country estate In the townships OF
Rye and Harrison Westchester county,
consisting OF ffty-fve acres, This prop
erty has over 5000 feet road frontage on
Lincoln and Harrison avenues, and Is di-
rectly opposite the estate of r. T. VAIN
wright. and adJoins the country home of
Hugh j. Chisholm, formerly the Marion
Story estate.
Samuel Lowerre 4 Co. have sold for
Andrew J. Cornick his estate. consisting
Of ten acres with buildings. at Orienta
Point. Mamaroneck, to J. S. Riegel, who
will use the property for a summer resi-
dence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
GROWING INTEREST
IN REALTY MARKET
Trading Reflects Better De-
mand for Property in All
Sections.
ACTIVE FIELD EXTENDED

How widely the realty field has ex-
tended was Illustrated yesterday when
Important activity was reported from
practically all sections and In all
branches Of the market. Besides several
interesting sales at private contract af-
fecting properties In the old wholesale
district and In the uptown residential
neighborhoods two purchases were made
In the public auction market which are
~forerunners of important operations.
Leasing deals reported included several
which affect prominent properties. while
In the building realm plans were filed In
the principal boroughs for a number OF
new apartment dwellings. Trading re-
Elected a much greater Interest thar for
many lays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF iender's
s,rr.N

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
i5iTH ST. t29-3l ", II ., l66 = Amst sv.
i1xs9 II, Apr /. l9lj-West l5,th street
Co 10 Abr stern a Chas Jackson atty,
a Stern, 81 Nassau st.....-.. 5000
SAME PROPERTY. Jan H.. ioo7-Isitore
4 Berthe Jackson & Abr Stern to Han,
nah Newburger. atty. same 1000
SID ST. =, $50 e Anist aN, runs 8 ll1.2
to old farm liue dividing lands Of Juo
lie Conte * Jacob Loriilard \ s K
u llj.9 to = b $50 81 y " IS to beg Mar
rs. lell-WalteT' a. GeneVieve q Wells
TO Chns IA Freeman, 81 W SAN St
AN u. 20, " =, sl.3 n "a ST. ei2Ns0. Nov
l, l9lO-Joe NJ a Rosie Goldberg to
clara klingcnsttin; atty. NJ 5 a :
NORFOLK ST, los, " . so $ stanton 81,
25xlOO. Nov ., lyl3-Mtchael Josephson
TO Lena Jabious. atty, lily NJ Goldbers,
GRRANb 81 $ia. n :, lot a7l, farm Of
Nicholas Bayard. c3 Gxl00. Nov !. 1909
Clara Keller to Leopold Name. exrs.
attys. Davis a Kaufman, 81 Chambers
MADISON Az, %i772-5i. W 5, so niiStS
1T, &OllxllO, June ~, l9l6-wiliam T.
Donnelly to Albert Rosenthal, A2s Col
ay; atty. J : EoscnthaI, u william
SsTH ST, 90 W, ) :, AZ = 6th av, 25S
IOOJ NOV 6, islS-Gath st Real Estate
ca TO Blanche II NeukirCk, J6 4 65th
ct. atty, W l. Cohn, 1873 Bway SIS. 900
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian, The Bronx and BROOKLYN.
lat IL vESEY STREET.
nv Josnuh u nav

PIKE ST. 9. . = 40 p East Broadway.
ll3N5j.2Si13xti.s. 3 sly tnmt and strs-
Emigrant Indus savgs Bank " John 4
~, stsStsi to Julius Rachrach. 5000
li3rH 81 - W. n = ?s7 = Lenox ay,
" Minnie Cohen, admr and eNtN et al.
Que 'll.lIs.53; taxes. &c, s5s5.l to
the plaintiff .......,. ,........ $40. 600
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
FRONT ST, II . cor Fletcher st. e.5NeS1
81 . sty loft hldg-Commissioners OF
Sihkins Fund public auction TO Joseph
+ GU man ........ .s31.T50
18TH ST; %!-5a.l5, ". ~. 20 E - @y.
CO vs. Alison co ct al. due. slSe.9,s.3l
taxes, sc. s6,I4..ss. adjourned 20 Nov l..
BY samuel Marx
PITT ST. 9. " :, L.; n Grand st, :5xioo.
~ tn 4 st@res-Li1a stern vs. Katy
&c, $3.50. to y Friend q Son. 49,, 900
BY Morgenthau. Jr., Co.
xI2sNiooli Il. : s,y tn; & s,rs-Boron he
Que. s?a;!isas. taxes. SC. 's.S7sJ2. 20
the pldintin .........-. s-S.,5oO
lat S2os THIRD AVESCEJ
BY Henry Brady.
cEEsToN. Az. ?ISs.. c :. so7 II n ise,h
Aus6uettcl vs. VIM Guesoii ct al. due,
'1oio5-. taxes. Sc, ~sS69os. to. the
p'ainpn $500
by Joseph u. Day.
GRAND BouLEvARD AND CON
sxi7NioTN. 3 sty ~dvg-Theo Roehrs
Chris'ine wenlgmsnn e., al due.
:, mtg ui'.iiS5'' to tic ']pi,a,gai1itn ,,!!...'ss.55
rs James j Donovan
MONTICELLO ~. s.. pa S k'uF..
bridge RI. 5oNloo. vacant, also Monti-
cello AZ. " p, 300 II Sorang. aN. i5SioO.
vacant, also seton az. O. = 300 : Eden
vs'd AZ. 5oNiop. ylcaut-pora Pines -
Horo'io y Mrri4ith II q, due .Lloi5l5
by Jacob H. Mayors.
LOCUST Az. go. q =, .5b = i3sth -, s60x
Sg5x2slNSG4 4 : sty -hop-Mutual Life
lnsur.nce g. ~ Robert { tisher e al,
Edward NJ James Tor c l. Jackson \
Co ........- .......,. ~'-o-.sp'
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
By " j McPhllamy y No
al. to The plaintiff for 3 $50
rAESR4rT EL rr.s : : zoe 81 : Y s.tn d
Toum,s G., al. to thy piain,sn Cor $500.
eo.sx3i-kait Goods ExchAneg, Inc. ae,
over mortgage OF 5000.
BY James l.. Bruniey.
STERLING Fl; q G cor Rochester AZ, ioos
OF .3i.OoO.
Dy W l. Rae.
McDONoUGH ST, n :, lli v Tompk!ns sv.
9ONlOO-E II Lowe dgt T Potts et al:
to the p.aintir for s., 600.
sGTH ST. = " =. 49, 2 18TH sv, 1910
1ib-S Bklyn say Inst agt j Wiener Ell
al; action . to the plaintiff Tor 81, 900.
s6TH 81. = " p, IS = G. 10th aV, ly,+xtS-
same agi same. action . TO thu plain
I'M for 50. 900,
.lST ST. n s. $50 18th av, 2OxloO-vu-
liAmsburg say Bank agt Il kosIoN sky ct
a. to she plaintiff Tor $500.
By y shutter.
VERMONT ST. e :, 30 : Vienna av, itox
20O-Bankers Trus, 60 sgt Empire Key
stone lmpt co 81 al, action l. 30 the
plaintin for s. goo,
OCEAN PARKWAY. . :6o u Az NJ. COX
.iO-E Is M~irsChhausen agt Clifton Bids
Corpn 1t al. to y p NELSON for 49,. 800.
10Th ST, : :. $40 10 { NarroNs az, b0Nl00
The Thrift ogt A c Mahcr ct al; 10 the
plaintin for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
II BROOKLYN APARTMENTS.

Ten apartment buildings will he
erected on the cast SD OF New
Utrecht avenue, between Flftie;h and
~FNfty-Arst streets, from plans being pre-
pared 10y Cantor " Dorfman Adjoiu-
ing these. on the fif:y-frsi street side
OF the plot. a o story apartment. Ask
so, will he erected from plans 10y the
same architects. The project involves
about Sl3O,oOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
srsO.oOO FOR BRONX FLATS.

ole q Bertelson will erect two five
story apartments. 31.6xss each. on the
west side OF Walton avenue. s2S feet
south OF fremont avenue. al a cost OF
$50. 600. Charles Schaefer. Jr., IL the
architect. Another five story apartment
G6 ix9l will be built from plans by the
same designer by william J. Diamond
al a cost Of $4,000 on the east side Of
Mapes avenue. isl feet south OF lSoth
street DE Rose a Cavelieri have
planned a three story fiat, 25x60. to be
built on the south side OF 2l3th street.
% feet west of Carlisle place, by Saverto
Biele, at a cost OF $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
LEASES ESTATE NEAR SOUND.

Charles Field Griffen & Co. have
leased for the estate Of the late Theo-
dore Schumacher its property on Old
White Plains road to George Watson
OF New York. There Is a large stone
dwelling. grounds and gardens, with
extended views Of Long Island Sound
and surrounding country.
Burke Stone has rented for A. s.
Nichols his residence, furnished, on Nc
lntyre street. Armour villa Park, to A.
l.. Van Halderam for the winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
ToBACCONIsTs on FRONT ST.

Charles r. Noyes Company secured
for Joseph +. Cullman at auction yester-
day at the stand Of Bryan l.. Kennedy
one OF the bargains of The year VIXEN II
purchased for s37.75O i51 Front street.
corner OF Fletcher. a fve story building
covering a plot of 5000 squares:eet, as
sessed at $4,000 Mr.. Cul'man will
construct Tor Cullman Bros. a two or
three story marble building to be used
exclusively for their business. The
property was purchased for all cash Lnd
will be carried free Of mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
WEST aaTH ST. BUYER.

The Gotham Engineering Company is
the purchaser OF 1886 West Thirty-fourth
street. sold recently by Foody 4 Gibbon
for the 1886 West ~Thirty-fourth Street
Company.
James Kane is the purchaser OF 229s
Crotona avenue. sold recently by Kurz &
Uren and L. j. Greenberger for the En-
pire City Mortgage and Holding Conn
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
FLATS FOR HAVEN AVENUE.
Two Five story Houses Planned
for roth street Corner.

on the northeast corner OF Haven ave-
u and roth street two Ave story
apartment; houses are TO be erected for
the Nlmreh Building Company. q. Her
mar Olsen. president one will have -
frontage OF 81 feet on the avenue by
81 9 feet on the street. and the other q
frontage OF IS fee, and a depth OF $40
feet. The k~reymborg Architectural
Company has estimated the cost Of the
one on the corner at $500 n the
other at $4,000. making Il total cost of
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
BUYERS FOR BRONX FLATS.

COURTLANDT AVENUE. - kurz &
Uren have sold for the estate of
Katherine S. Du Bots 6lj Court
landt avenue, a three story brick
building with one store and Two three
room apartments on the upper flo DIS,
and 6l7 Courtlan dt avenue, a four
story brick building with two stores
and two six room apartment on
each OF the floors above, covering a
plot Of land 50xlo0. at tho northwest
corner OF lJlst street.
TRINITY AVENCE-Samucl Cowen
has sold the four story Nat az o7t
Trinity avenue, on lot % 7Nl00. for
r. Robitz. The house is SIS feet north
OF 16lst street.
WALES AVENEE.-Leon G.. Losere
has sold for Mrs. Christine OFT ne
Ave story apartment house at eS7
Wales avenue to an Investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
BROKERS' IN RECENT DEAL.

william A. White 4 Sons we're as
ISOLATED with the Charles r. Noyes Com
pany In the sale Of 1895 william street.
and will act as agents of the property,
a six story Insurance building, for the
new owners
William IL. Hawthorne, for ten years
With the Lawyers Mortgage compan,.
IL now connected with the mortgage
brokerage firm OF Hughes & Hammond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
BLOOMINGDALE STORE PLANS.

Buchanan & Fox, architects. are pre-
pairing plans for the large addition 10
Bloomingdale Bros store Al the south-
east corner OF Lexington avenue and
SiNtieth street. The addition viii be
only two stories IN height, and will con
form In general architectural design
with the main structure, The cost viii
he between $500. 600 and 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
sS7.OO BROOKLYN FLAT SOLD.

Saul G. Lavine has sold the Elburn
apartment at 1910 Eastern ParkwG y
to Charles II Kyle for investment. The
property, which was held at s57. 900,
measures 8 S.+xI2O.7. The buyer gave
In part payment thirty-four lots on
S%y,vania place, north of Elm street,
Westheld. n j., held at s35 900.
J. D. O'Connell. Jr.. has sold Tor
Peter j. Collins the two story BRICK
building at 40 Cation avenue to u
client for occupancy. This is the sec
ond house In the row of Collins homes
that this broker has sold within The
past few days.
l.. r. Rrauns hqs sold for the Bret
tier estate the two family dwelling AT
SIS Seventeenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06

Tho CHINO Copper Company reports
for the quarter ended september 80.
lGl6, milling profits o. S.503, s<6. "a
compared with S1lG.A35 Tor the CORE
spending pcr.od Of 1914 vim total in
come Of Sl,5554lt, against $50 .<9b.
T"'o surplus after dividends was 3902,.
9I9. AZ compared with Sl3S.095 for the
same quarter in l9l<.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
REAL EsrArE ron SALE on excnAxou
new JERSEY REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

The BANKING DEPARTMENT..
STATE OF NEW YORK, offer. to
builders n prospective homeseekerv n
large number Of vacant lots az Grant
wood. Morsemere. Lconia. Ridsefcld and
Teaneck. New Jersey. at prices which
are less than one-half OF former owners
prices. Special Inducements to contrac-
tors and builders who will purchase a
large number of lots. For further par
ticulars address BENZ. d. HAIGHT.
Special Deputy Supt. OF Banks. CO
Banking Dept. 6i Broadway. New York
City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915.

haitian the five family apartment house
with store at 133 Greenpoint avenue,
Long Island City. The property Is 1876
feet from Bradley avenue and adjoins
Public school so. In the Blissville Sec
ton Of Long Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
WHEATLEY BEAGLES SECOND.
rach own.d by Henry Carneste
Pb'pp- Hcaten by virginia DOEs.

THE p,>rNs, Va. Now 5.-Breeders
o. h'i-''- r~epresenting all the leading
clubs % lac East with over one hundred
oea2les ue on the Augustus Di Zerega
larb here competing In the twenty
EAU annual held trials of the National
heas.r ''uo ~ America. Long Island
PACKS owned by members OF the Meadow
BROOK I'"ni Colony competed In a num-
Der - events
For . Ks OF eight Henry Carnegie
fh'y nHcd. designated as the Wheat
ey H. ran a close and interesting
.|"- N ir the Piedmont Beagles. owned
oy No ''olmont Hunt. and lost out 20
ne Virginia mack, being placed second,
me somerset b~cagles. owned by George
. ts 1f Remarkable. y j., took
me 'hr1 rrlze. Eight different packs
.o'.''.| Nine packs competed In class
v 10y our couples, In which decision
Wa reserved until o-morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
RuDGEwOOD ACRES SOLD.

A. R~idgewood. " j.. the estate OF
A. s. Zabriskie has sold three acres of
land on Paramus Dad to Frank Clark
Of Ridgewood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
BROOKLYN MOTOR sALEsROOMs

Louis Gold has purchased the north
west corner OF Bedford avenue and Pros
rect place. on which he will erect Ave
buildings for automobile display rooms,
These buildings will he constructed
80 that the cars win enter from the
rear. Work will he started at once,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
TENANT FOR EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Douglas L. Elliman 4 Co. have leased
10 East Sixty-sixth areet. a four so
modern house. for u term of years for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
New York setter Win. F%uturity.

e'Arr,. ll, NOv 5--The English set
yer Gunner, owned by Flc'shmann q
h'1i'rH ~ New York won the eleventh
hNr' .'." he'd trial futurlty, which be-
sd' f''' Thursday. with tw~enty-four
r'ar'"' second place was won by the
n%oln'er Farris Manitoba Rap. owned bv
:. T Cole ~ Ferris, Tex, and third bv
,' PORTER LHdy Wavne owned by w
H'''"rnau of Fort Wayne. Ind.
'y4r'h place wa divided between the
,;n'e' A''atapas Rap, owned by I. q
no'e' NJ ~hroveport La, and the setter
~ N-.t' ownsd by J. c. Bannister
i heaance, III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
LONG ISLAND CITY FLAT SALE.

Terence r, Smith has sold to Antonio
Campanello and Rosario Rises OF Man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06

Pearl. ST, $50, e p ?NSAi 3--Maurice
O'Mcara co TO Henry de r Weekes, tru-
oyster Ray, n Y, oct 80, o yrs, ) y g.
atty. l. 7 co, 100 BwaY. .........t2 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
ADDRESS party OF second part.)
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q

with name and address ~ lend.r and
lenders attorney
downtown,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
new RAILROAD. I ! 0 ! l
WILL |.PE|.N|||U Up
timber LANDS
Expected Work Will Soon Be
Started lin Valley around 4
GauIey.

RICGIWOOD. April 3.--Just All this
time there is revival OF railroad
tall in this vicinity, the latest being
that the roadsrecently chartered rs Be
built from Curtin at tie mouth Of
Cherry river down . Gauley to tho
mouth OF Hpminy creek, up that
stream and throu Oh d vast timber
area, WEl4bo built and that work will
be commenced in a very short time
This This: road ''s Will be Of special import
sancea to the people of Redwood and
Vicinity, ash will give them way.
toFset to Summe rr1le, the county seat.
without having to drive some thing
like twenty miles. The nearest point
the propos ed road n vii be TO Sum
.1nersvil le4Will be at Brooks Ferry, 81
distance Of about two miles from the
county seat In speaking OF this mat
ter, thissEe ek the dcholassR lean
said: ssBs s 81 FL
asi :" Rights Of way lfor the railroad
llne4have also been secured and from
present indications work will MOI
doubt commence within the next few
weeks on the railroad VI line g# leading
from the mouth Of Cherry river down
the Ganley and up ominyrand Mouse
iarea.nearst the head waters OF Anglings5
creek, and We are Informed that the
company will extend Its road down
said creek to Its conjunction With
Meadow river and up the Meadow riT-
.ers to near Russ ellsyil1e where an
other large plant Is in con temptation
This road will open UP to- market one
OF the largest and riches undevelopd
coal and timber belts In the world III
perhaps oil Of NH cli M llabe4 taken out
over the altimoTe aud Ohio rail road.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
An East er Bargain

Located In Arbutus Park. You will
like its exterior, and you will like 1T
better when YOU step inside for many
OF the features that.:make buneaIo ws
attractive have been combine III this
house. Contains six rooms. pantry;
bath and cement basement, large
front porch and perEola at back. hot
and cold water. sewerage. best Of
finish throughout, painted sand fn-
ished walls, beamed ceiling in living
room and dining room. Cement side
walks, good well Of water and barn
on rear ofr*lot. Situated on large lot.
It is really all that could be desired
in a real home. Can be bought for
much less than its real value.
Call at our ot1ce and let US tell you
about this property We are sure it
is just what you are looking for.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04

FARM FOR SALE AT "a sBARGAls=--;F
ia - acre improved farm within one and
5three quarter~niles east Of Lost Creek
4; station. With house. barn and ors .[ II.
one good pr % GIN gas
Enderlaid withs 4 and foot vein
of coal. all conveyed with q gl,ar7a.rt eeds
ana TO make quick sale will mako
4h ef low price OF $500 per acre. and
reasonable terms. For further infer
care, w. va. r. Ed No. !. NJ. p.
Adams LOT Charleston Ave. Clarks-
burg, w. Va: =. b. Cochran or. 7 ] y.
fhIcIntire. Lost Creek Viva v4t8Sl5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
FOR SALE T arms

FARM FOR sALE-o 711s acres. i 11.1I
Pennaboro. on railroad and pike. good
nine room house, large barn and other
" :outhut ldings: good we'll Water, good
y f.fNtf7a incest locations along The B. g
e IS. ailroad.:If you are looking for a
4: nome, zee this. you want tt. SAd-
dress Arthur Hickman, Elenboro. w
Va n