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Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
Man Takes His Own Medicine
is an Optimist

He has absolute faith in his medi-
cine-he knows when he takes it for
certain ailments he gets relief. Peo-
pie who take DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for an irritating cold are
optimists-they know this cough
remedy will penetrate the Innings of
the throat. kill the germs and open
the way for nature to act. You
can't destroy a cold by superficial
treatment you must go to the cause
of the trouble. Be an Optimist.
Get bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery today. adv, 5-no3
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
A Cure for Sour Stomach

Mrs VIM. M. Thompson, of Bat
tie Creek, Mich, writes, have been
troubled with Indigestion, sour
stomach and bad breath. After
taking two bottles of Chamberlain s
Tablets | am well. These tablets
are splendid none better For
sale by Stafford Drug Co. adv-7-5t
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
A SERIOUS CHARGE

Willie Britton, who was arrested
on a charge of branding a calf be,
longing to Jack Freeman with his
brand, was brought before Justice
Paxton yesterday afternoon. Britton
waived examination and was held
for the Superior Court, under bonds
of $4,000.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
PERSONALS
,&eN&NN>NN~NeNA~~~S

NlfNN lJuiilCy I'NuI manager vi II!t'
Telephone Co was busy this week
repairing the toll line leading from
SoIomonviile, which had been Gam
aged by the storm.
DR.. N r. Valentine was visi
tor in town Monday from San
Carlos.
For SALE-Household furniture.
To be sold before April 10Th. In.
quire of MRS. SYDNEY NORRIS,
Stafford Adv8 It.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E Welker, Mr..
and Mrs. J c. Ellsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs Martin jacobson and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred jacobson made an auto
trip to the Ten Ranch Sunday morn
ing. They returned home about
eleven o'clock in the evening.
Miss Willie Bruner and Miss
Dorothy WalpoIe made an enjoyable
nip on horseback to Miss WaIpole's 5
parents ranch at Artesia SATURDAY.
W. E. GIasscock, of Tanque, was
visitor in town for several days
this week.
Don't miss the Shirt Waist Dance,
April 10th, at Brier's Hail adv s 1t
T. O'Bryan arrived here Tuesday
night from Santa Cluz, CaI., for
Il visit with his son, M E. O'Bryan,
and family.
For SALE E-27 acres of land, 20
"creS in cultivation; two shares Of
Union water; good three-roOm house,
with cellar; city water piped to
house; located haIT-mie from depot,
Pima. Price. $500. Write J G.
LINES, Lordsburg, N. NJ adv.6 2t
Chas A. Firth and John F. Green
wood. Of Klondyke; Percy Craw-
ford. Of Aravaipa. and James 7.
Sanford, Of Stanley, were visitor S
in town Saturday. They returnc d
to K;und, ke Sunday
Dress cool-no coats at Brier's
Hall, Friday night, April 18Th
auv Sit
l. F. Ginter left Monday on a
business trip to Wilcox.
Superintendent Williams, of the
Arizona Eastern X. R., was visitor
in town Tuesday, and made a pleas
ant call at the office of the Chamber
of Commerce.
For SALE Household goods, in
cIuding piano. Inquire Of MRS.
GEO. S. MARTIN, over postoffice.
adv 8 ct
Miss Helen Dreher. of San Carlos,
is the guest of Mrs E H Roach.
Miss Iva Goodman returned home
Wednesday from a three weeks
visit with Mrs. Lee Haby at Dos
Cabezas.
For SALE-Eggs for Matching,
from Barred Plymouth Rocks and
white and fawn Indian Runner Ducks.
D. L. RIDGWAY. Stafford. adv-50 lat
Ell Wilson and son, Bud, arrived
here from Bisbee last night for a
visit to his brother, W. N. Wilson,
and his sister, Mrs. L. A. Godfrey.
White Improved Seed Corn for
gale R L McAIlister, Stafford.
adv-7-5t
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Wilson, of
Kiondyke, were visitors in town this
week, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Williamson, coming over in Mr..
auto.
Burial caskets carried in stock by
GiIa Valley Furniture and Hard
ware Store. If |
Mr.. and Mrs. A l. Lawshe were
outgoing passengers on Monday |
mornings train. They were on
their way to Los Angeles, Cal !
where they will make their future
home, Mr.. Lawshe having resigned |
his position as superintendent of |
the San Carlos Indian Agency.
FOUND One dun mare, branded |
T c on left thigh; weighs about
| 200 pounds; one sorrel mare,
branded De on left thigh; weighs
about 1850 pounds. Both mares
,an be found at my place. J. H.
HINTON, Geronimo, Ariz. adv-7-2t
Are you a member of the
Chamber of Commerce?
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
VALLEY PATRONIZED

Tw" wagons, four horses each,
laden down with provisions pur-
chased here and in the valley, left
for the Grand Reef mines Wednes-
day afternoon. The Grand Reef
mine is certainly patronizing the
Gila valley.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
CHANGE THE NAME

1t has been suggested that the
Arizona Eastern r. R. change the
name Of Cork" station, to Reef
station. The suggestion is a good
one and no doubt the railroad COM
pany will make the change.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

oy local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way TO cure deafness'
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton Of the mucous lining OF the Eusta.
chian Tube. When this tube Is inlamed
you have a rumbling sound or inp Yrfect
nearing, and when II is entirely closed,
hammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflarned contii.
ton Of the mucous surfaces.
. We will give One Hundred Dollars torany casa OF
eltncSs caSed by cataTrhl that cannot he ured by
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free.
FJ CHENEY, 4 co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Tjc
Take Halls Family Plus for constipation.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
A NEW Conner

James J. Gooding, rancher from
Arkansas, is making arrangements
to take possession of his 40-acre
tract that he purchased some time
ago in the ArtesIan district.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
Notice

Poor farm for rent. Apply to
Supervisor George Foote, Stafford,
for terms.
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
adv-S-2t BENZ. BLAKE, Blerk,
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
For Ladies Who Know

am selling the best LisIe Thread
25 cent Hose that was ever brought
into this valley. MORRIS SIMON,
Stafford adv Sit
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
Two Shows for Big Crowds

Chas. S. Gilpin announces that
whenever warranted, two shows
will be given at the Stafford Theatre.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
BEEF CATTLE FOR. GLOBE

Harry Sultan, of Globe. shipped
today two carloads. sixty head, of
fine beef cattle to his market in the
Copper City.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09

Preachers are about the only men
left who lift their coat tails when
they sit down.
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09
SOCIETY NEWS

About forty of the young friends
of Miss Dora Parker met last Thurs
day evening at the home of Misses
Ma! tina and E Ina Schroeder and then
went to Mss Parker's home west of
town and gave her a surprise party
in honor of her seventeenth birth
day.
The surprise was complete and a
most enjoyable evening was spent
by all in games, songs and instru-
mental music
Refreshments of cake, fruit and
cocoa were served.
Mrs. z C. Prina and Mrs Kate
Jennings entertained Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. Pima, in honor
of Miss Grider.
A Mexican supper was served at
1870 o'clock, when the guests ar
rived. After supper auction bridge
was played, four tables being oc
cupied by the players.
Those present were: Miss Grider,
Mr.. and Mrs. W r Chambers, Mr..
and Mrs E W. Clayton, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S Wicker sham. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Richmond, Mrs W. D. French, Mrs.
}. M. Foster, Mrs. Alice Wordcn,
Z C. Prina and John Prina.
Mrs. R. w Fisher and Miss Vesta
Knox entertained Tuesday after
noon.
The rooms were decorated with |
yellow poppies. Refreshments of
date pudding, angel cake and chocO-
late were served.
A most enjoyable time was spent
in sewing, conversation and music,
The invited guests were: Mrs.
X. W. Sloan, Mrs d. M. Hibner,
Mrs. SpiegeI, Mrs. F. H, John, Mrs.
Arthur Cooper, Mrs E. F. Cooper,
Mrs. W. }, Owen, Mrs, }. NJ. vii
son, Mrs. SpaIding, Mrs. George S.
Martin, Mrs. Cuscaden, Mrs &, L.
Mrs. OTTO Lester, Mrs A
H Ferrin, Misses Gladys Spaiding,
Anna Wilson, Helen Drehcr, of San
Carlos, and the hostesses, Mrs X.
W, Fisher and Miss Vesta Knox.
Mrs. K. W. Fisher and Miss
vesta Knox delightfully."- entertained
afternoon with cards.
Thc home was prettiIy decorated {
yth wild flowers.
While the guests were arriving,
/ musical program was given. as {
oIIows: Piano solo, Mrs. E. s. I
Graham guardian., 1915-04-09

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Greenfield to Arthur Knox. rs Central
Park West, pr mtge tlle.boo, MAY o.
demand. c; atty. A Knox 1873 Br saao
Sd Xv. = cor is2d 81. 'sCxiosii-i.ears
Corpn to Regina LYMAN, pr mtge w.,
900. May :. installs. p c; attys, strasoo
SAME PRoPERTY-samc to Kate NJ
Bradley, 500 W 1eIst, pr mtg SO Ioo c
May 5; yrs 6 c; ettys same. s''99gy
AnMNDs4S AN 80 MrG Msson sv aV %
900 Randall az 25xloo-Terkei
Christiansen to Railroad Cooperative - y
I. Assn. 100 Park av, May 5. installs. .
p. c. atty. J Crandali. ib+ Nassau soo
NORRIS Az. " 8. 1855 issd at. IOCx
ll5-Ethci NJ Sanders to Lawrence d
Frank; 60 r ssd st; ct al; trg T;,, Nay & &
L co, l7e Broadway ..,......... 1000
LAWRENCE AN. e .. 37o.7 W Lind az.
t?.3x irree-tranz schaeder 20 Thee
yr. sp c. atty. Louis Meckes, e5s Ogden
Lot ST. Map Alien E-tss,c-Nunziala
Fasulo to Hudson = Rose co. Z W a5th
co. w %5th st...............s 1901 -
cRoToNA Az. 8 e cor Hist st. loo.iox
a72-Rosalia we,ser to David Coulter.
5 yrs. sp c: atty, p NJ crandail, 2ss
EAGIE AZ, ss;s.. VS.. aa5siois.ichn scipp
TO Louis Mattern. 400 Il 1920 vt, pr mtg
bond. attys. Tausch & H. 10 Broad !,
eiiTA ST. 80. iis white plains I'd, 5os
l00-Eligio Cristantieilo to Angela LON
bardi. 7l2 r 9i.th st. pr mtg $1,000.
May s., installs. e; atty. clan
chett, 1872 Bowery. ...............f2, $50
18TH ST.. sis.s2o r. =, soSirreg-May
bel Wien. Austria May 9. 3 yrs. 8 y G.:
atty. Title q & T 60. i7s Bwsy. $4,000
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itaI 10000, directors. C'lnord u Ayres
Ncw Work city, MathNd- T. Hartman,
ltas' orange, y. j, ana james Il. Mage,
New York rttN,
Nlpha Investing Company Manhattan;
capital $4,000, directors Arthur ". Hay,
New York city, Albert NJ SciikoHIt2,
Louis - cohen The Bronx.
~. Whippie street Manhattan. cap
itaL $I,2oo; directors, samuel .Wcitman, \.
N"i'mtu, Brooklyn; Isaac follank. Far
- - Ndret street. Manhattan, capita.
cook street ana Graham Avenue Realty
Company, Manhattan, capital $1,000;
directors. same, residence, Same.
MuippIr street Realty Company, Man
haitian. capita. $1,000, directors. same
Residence, same.
N,Kihhcn street Realty Company, Man
haitian, capital, Sl,20o, directors, same
loi las Scigol street. Manhattan, cap
iinL Sl"0o; directors, same, residence,
lis il5.ll7 pebcvo.sc street. Manhattan
ruplial $1,000 directors, same, residence.
same
Eit.au Really Company New York
s.i!tal $1,000. directors Edward Keale
HIuoklyu. Albert a.. iluhbrll stewart \.
FARRELL New York ,ii'
Tuun.r Construction 'Umpan'. Brook
l,n. capital $1,000. directors. Wrli1m j.
Palm,r. ,iusslc Valentine. Brouklyu; Harry
4 HmoVor, New York cts.
Arverne Harhor Corporation, Brooklyn.
capital. $500, directors, william Simons
Louie II. Rose and Sarah Rose. Brooklyn
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rLArs AND DWELLINGS s6LD.

EAST 18TH STREET.-The Meister a
Bsche Realty Company has purchased
the seven story elevator apartment
house at a2s and cal East Twelfth
street, on plot 50x100. about 100 feet
ives, Of Second avenue. The prop
city wa. sold by Leopold NJ. Rothman
and others. who bought II last March
In a foreclosure suit for sSs.531. The
sellers held the property at 100000.
WEST l26TH STREET.-Barnett &
Co. have sold TO Jacob Brann % West
1,sth street, a three story dwelling.
on lot i7.6x1o0. between Lenox and
Seventh avenues. The same brokers
have also leased the dwelling for the
new owner TO Frederick Suess for a
term OF years.
EAST 18TH STREET.-JosephH erzog
has sold for the Anthony Avenue Inn
provement Company 81 and 3la Eas,
lIsth street, two two family brick
houses. on plot 65xl26.3x irregular.
The property adjoins the northeast
corner OF Anthony avenue.
YOX STREET.-B. Rosenblstt and A.
Traube have sold for Isaac Lowen-
field TO Jenny Fisch il65 Fox street, a
three story nat, on lot c5x6ex irregu-
lar. about 127 feet north OF Home
street.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

NASSAU ST. y, 80 Frankfort At, str. pit
h and sub b-Schulte Realty Co to Rkcr
& Hcgrman Co, aio W ith st y Yrs
from completion Of bldg ....,,,,,,sl3,O 900
ssTH ST, a ". all washington Trust 90
20 Adoiph W Kcmpner, "a W shth ST. :
yrs from oct !, 1914. ......,..... 400
loiTH ST. 100 T., parlor hoor--K opel
sachs and ano to JOS Rosen and ano 90
r li5th ST. 8 yrs from May l, 1915; atty
nathan LOTHIAN, 40 W llIth Ht....sl so
HOUSTON ST. ~ L. W store and c--MaN
GoIdberg aud ano TO Jos Feldstcin. III
y Houston at, yrs from May l.,
ni''SroN SIT. ~ n. store ana I room
on Sd noor-Msx Goldberg and ano TO
Isaac Cirishman, ~ r. Houston s, .
Yrs from May |, leib.....,........sT2
a1sr sT, 80 L. 9TH floor American Real
estate Co to Julius Cohen and ano, $50
West End av 8 yrs from Feb /, 1915;
attys. Rose a +, l2s Bway,.......Ss 900
,pIsI ST ciS L., W store !.I"r"rc" y Eiu
sell, to- Ralph Nemscr, ? yrs from May
1915; atly, Harry Berlin, 5S E 18th
oTII Az, 5O6--Joseph stern to solomon
Siutzk'n, 900 9TH av, yrH FROM May !,
oSrU sT. SIS ", all Slgmund Mayer aud
ano to Rose Feldman, lot Henry nj. 2
yrs from May y 1915 atty. d DrsnEle.
DO Arlington sS................Sl ,sse
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10 AUCTION sKYsCRAPER.
20 story Structure At 80 Broad Sc.
ordered to he Sold for ncbts.


The twenty story Office building at so
broad street. one OF the tallest struc-
lures on Broad street and among the
most modern in the financial zone, hav-
ing been finished only a few years ago
Is to be sold in foreclosure. The owners
are unable TO pay the New York Life In
sufance Company s20.025 interest due
on loan of s1.55o,o0o made to the
builders at the time of construction.
Inc interest was due last June. Since
then the property has been in the hands
OF the New York Life Insurance Com
pany.
The order to sell the building was
signed yesterday by Supreme Court Jus
tice Weeks. The order which led to
this was on the report of James r.
Shef'ieid, referee. who found that the
amount due on the mortgage Is sl.7O3,-
~ The other mortgages, one for S37s.-
Ooo executed to the Empire Realty
corporation In 1912. and one for $780,
69f' dated January 1. 1914. to the Tubes
Realty and Terminal Company. are SUBJ
ordinate to the building mortgage.
The building Is one OF the attractive
structures OF the downtown district. I,
is or glazed terra Gotta and practically
two structures above the first two
stories.
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MADISON AVE. FLAT
SOLD TOINVESTOR
1eyy Sells 87th Street Corner
10 John NOlz-Fine West
side House Sold.
IT.. SCHAEFER THE BUYER

Mcdowell & Mcmahon have sold for
,,s salisbury Realty Company. Edgar
I, Levy president. the six story elevator
,,ar,ment house known as the Clark
a. the northeast corner OF Madison ave-
a.. and Eighty-seventh street II occu-
IA. a plot fronting SO feet on Madison
,,snue and ii5 feet ON Eighty-seventh
street, 1t was an all cash transaction,
~. property was held al $4,000
,o,n yoiz, the buyer, recently bough,
N. New England apartments. compris-
ia, Ave houses at Park avenue, Fifty.
.eh,h and Fffty-ninth streets. in a
Ssal involving in the nelghborhood OF
1000, 900.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders az
torney,I

TWIN name al" ah'l' " VI ''"N'' r ~
LOTS l5s-lb., map 1919 part OF Trosk
eetato. adj i7ith st ,ubway, Apr 20.
l2Os-Frank l. and cecilia pi'scherIetn
70 RCrt tth Smother; atty, Frodh a s 81 y;
uENI,Y sT. efi-7s. = cor Gou,erneur 81.
t:.tx{2lCN'24n;t, Nay +. !r ~ I%He
iams Port Washington, l. |. s,tys,
stanton : Hopkins, 81 Nassau It. $1,000
E5pMIndE ST. 'isI..ss,m,Su ,s ana Ss" Annie ,i
Friedman 10 Goo Rehfuss. Lafayette
p, Yonkers, y y atty, Lebn.r, %
,sT ARK Av no" cor son st; iciixioc. Dec
2s, lsos-Frank Steyskal and ano 20
the Jefferson bank, l?? Bowery. sttys,
KsRi5oS,'a EsSsss ssO , swsy, $500 600
w. Is iisd St sfsxs5 $751; *
s s,scy5. ana . JSasp RnTs' e scSd ~
erman TO Russell W rether. atty. 7 @
pP BaTry Rector st cor sS;n st, issiiSSgD
Constr Constr Co 10 jacob Hir-h; atty. SAM
Freedman. 55 Liberty st $4,000
'p Sr Dec ss " wt God s%1s and md
ano to stephen Cavinato; atty. g p
sutherland. : Rector st .-........'a, 500
c}MBR FhESo A. AZ sss,sss .'s ia; r Sds
roy attn sna ;asas sqS iS%'" % yG%
ssp sT so5 q. nss 800 80 80 AZ, sSS
W Foley to Sarah NJ Hamburger: atty,
co W% t sT ,5 80 s"1y 7ss Hons,SS
VIM Assh to Fredk weis; atty. y
'E acS, io K June 2s' iso5-Msr,in
Il and sadie b Cohn to Morris X & G 60,
nt,ys, Alexander Cohn, 90 Nassau
NJ t,U
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INTERNATIONALLY on PARK ROW

The Rlker-Hegeman Drug Company
is to have a store in the building to be
erected on the site Of the sun Building.
1t is TO be 30 feet south of the Frank
fort street corner and besides the store
the lease covers part of the basement
and sub-basement in the projected build
ing. The drug company will pay $4,000
a year rent for the next twenty-one
years The space is subleased from the
Schultz Realty Company, which leased
the ground floor and basement OF the
building to be erected few months ago
for twenty-one years.
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RENTING CITY HOMES.

Porter & Co. have leased for Irving
Emmons to Daniel Reilly the three story
brownstone dwelling at ?71 West l27th
street.
Shaw 4 Co have leased the three
story dwelling at 2is West 12lst street
to Annie Dorsey.
Childress & Hammons have leased the
dwelling at 33s West Fifty-eighth street
TO Anna F.. Driscoll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises ~ Sun sets. 81. as Moon risesi -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'K Aid Gov Island. :? IS Hell Gate .s5
Low WATER THIS pay.
sandyH'E .s.ii Gov Island. s2olHer Gate.ii %
Arrived THURSDAY. May g.
S. Hellis olav. l:cS p. NJ. Chris,isnsand,
S., African Monarch, A NJ, Cardiff.
April 20.
:. SaJolelne, A VI. Bordeaux, An-il %
- Arlmore. % 30 4 VI Genoa. Aprll Is
- Moorish Prince. e:E A NJ, 81. Nazsire.
April a.
- Conccttiua di Giorsio, so A NJ, Banes
So orkiId $40 p. NJ. Ms,anza.. Nav
s. Magds. y NJ. Guantanamo, April -.
= Trafalgar, n A. N, Csibarlen May i.
s. olinds. Il 30 p NJ wednesday. Nipe.
s. santa Marta 10 ~ A N. Kingston,
IS Comu. New Orleans. May I.
IS Arspahoe. Jacksonville May
Sc Suffolk Boston NAV 5.
S. Indrakuala. Boston. May 3
Pr ncess Anne Norfolk, MAY +
IS Saint Andrew, Liverpool, April -.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK
sc Duca degh Abru12l, az Naples
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Crefic. from Palermo
= Fsperarza from Nassau
b = Nsrsvsl, from rrimdsd
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner EspHgne. sailing to
morrow for BsrdeauX, win take mail. clos
ing at noon, for France, Rumania, Bul-
garia, Sery!a, Swiizerland, Italy, spain,
Portugal, Egypt Greece, British India,
British East Africa. Siam. Malta, Gibrsl-
tar, Ceylon, straits settlements, Dutch
East indies, West AustrJlia, Persia. also
for other countries ,.NCcrt Germany. Aus
tria, Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey
when specially addressed
The American liner Philadelphia, sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool will TAX. mail.
closing at $3.50 4. NJ, for Europe Except
Germany, Hungary, Austria. LuNemhurg
and Turkey, Africa, West Asia and the
East Indies
The Italian liner Europa. sailing NOR
row for Naples. will take mail, closing at
\ 10 A NJ. FOR Germany, Austria, Hungary
and Turkey; also for other countries II
specially addressed.
The Italian steamship Dante Alighicrt
sailing tomorrow for Naples. Nil take
Austria. Hungary and Turkey; also for
. other countries when specially addressed
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BUYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

A. Peace & Son have sold the four
story dwelling at Isl Park place for
tie wenalden Company TO a client. The
brokers' also have sold SIS Carlton ave-
rue. three story and basement dwell
ine 70 a client for occupancy
l. Saizberg has sold for the c. W.
Construction Company TO s. Robins a
tro family stucco cottage, on plot 4ox
100. at the northeast corner OF Forty
seventh street and Fifteenth avenue.
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VIEW
INK,
and
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the
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City
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DEAL FOR l.. 7. CITY FACTORY

william d. Bloodgood & Co. and
John F. James & Son have sold in Long
Island City a three story factory build
ing. on plot 50x10O. on the west side OF
S,einway avenue 100 feet north of
vsndeventer avenue. also the two
dwellings. 5oxs5. at sol and SOB Tenth
avenue, and lot, 25xl0o, on the south
side Of Webster avenue rs feet east
Of Hancock street.
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.rys WEST SIDE DWELLING.

l. Louis Schaefer. vice-president and
,rsasurer OF william r. Grace & Co.
ma bought 327 West l0sth street. for
thirteen years the home OF Charles, ID.
wilder Of the Butterick Publishing Com
csny. The house is Ave stories high. Of
he American basement type. on a plot
AZ feet front, with a depth OF l0o.11.
7, ia 40 feet from Riverside Drive. Mr..
wilder bought the house in 1902, when
All unfinished. and built IL to suit his
wishes Thomas J. O'Rellly and Slaw-
son a Hobbs negotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
sEAMEN,s GETS ANOTHER LOFT.

The Seamen's Bank for Savings Sc
cured yesterday another loft building
Trough foreclosure. which has given the
bank ownership of several properties In
mo last few weeks. The property ac-
CURED yesterday Is the ten story loft
a1d store building, on plot 4sx91, at
@s and s34 Broadway, midway be-
yveen Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
,or which 'he banks representative bid
100000, the membranes amounting to
NsIi0T. lsidor Bach and others were
u. Defendants. Joseph p. Day was the
auctioneer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
FLUSHING CORNER SALES.

The property al the corner OF Bella
place and Mitchell avenue. Flushing
L l., containing twelve lots improved
with a Colonial dwelling containing
twelve rooms and two baths, has been
sold for Charles GafYney by the ]. AL
bert Johntra Company to David We'd
te The dwelling has been rented to
". H. Hanley Mr.. weddle will i'm
Prove the lots with eight dwellings,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
ROW OF FLATS FOR BRONX.
'iso,00O TO he spent In Improving
Morris Avenue Front.

The John W. Cornish Construction
company, John w. Cornish president.
mas hled plans for four Ave story tene-
ments, each on plot 60xS5.6, to cover
me block front on the east side OF
Saorris avenue from 177th street to
Mount Hope place, Frank ]. Schefeik,
ne architect. has placed the cost at
Nso, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

li2D ST. i6 " -- Standard Plumbing
supply 60 VS. ~ West l4sd 81 Corp
LEXINGTON ~. 1913 - Excelsior Metal
ceiling 90 vs. Ande Realty 20 at al, Dec
III ~, pv WIS; ',:,''.n.,,.' ,,sl6o
between Goth and 9lst sas Louis Hrrsh
kowitz w. Secured Holding corp ct al
Dec a, 1871, cancelled ,...,...,.S l,1sa
RJNINGTDN ST t--Stdulcy a. Patterson.
Inc, VS. Caroline white ct al, May o.,
1913 ..,.,....,..,,.. .,.:.......,sll O."i
AN A. n cor 22d st-Frod Lauer vs. Auto
Truck storage and Exchange Co ct a.,
Feb u. 1910. %. III .luO