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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-03
SOCIETY NOTES
Entertained
For Visitors

Entertained
For Visitors
A very enjoyable card party and
dinner was given by Mrs. P. A. Berry
at her home on East Vine street
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
l.. S. Kinnaird of Logansport, Ind,
and Mrs. Louis Haas of Baltimore,
Md. Twelve guests enjoyed three
tables of auction in the afternoon af-
ter which delicious dinner was
served. Mrs. B. B. Williams won the
prize.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-03

Mrs. Lulu Canning returned to CO.
lumbus last evening, after spending
six weeks with her mother, Mrsl
Clara Gordon. H.f Dt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-03
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
George Keys to Banner M. Allen,
lot in city, $645.
F. F. Dowds to Amanda and Ida
Hagerty, lot in city, 81.
Harry B. Lockwood to Avery Cline
lot in Brandon, $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-03

Miss Anna Colwill of West High
street went to Coshocton today where
she will spend a week with friends
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-03

Miss Marie Doyle of Canton is the
guest of her cousin, Mr.. John Colopy.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
COLESBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mitchell spent
the week end here.
We are glad to report that Ben
carp is improving
Henry Brown and II. U. Cole
we're in Camden Friday.
Ben carp and Lon Wilbanks
went to Camden Friday.
Bud Moore and family spent the
sabbath with A. 0. Medlin.
Lon Wilbanks and son spent last
Saturday with A. o. Medlin.
Green Smith spent the weekend
end with Mrs. Alkaline Smith.
Walter Smith and Grover Cole
spent one day last week with WHY
Parker.
Best wishes to The Chronicle
and it's many readers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
PALESTINE.

E. Fl. Harris spent the sabbath
with l.. A. Robinson.
Farm work is progressing rapid
ly in this community.
Sewell Brown was a guest of
Will Peacock Sunday.
Henry Brown made q business
trip to Camden Friday.
Rev. W. J. Barnes will preach
here Sunday at 3 O'Clock.
Morris Hatley ofGreen Hill was
here the first of the week.
Melton Hatley and brother spent
Sunday with Henry Brown.
Ell, y. Cole and Price Oxford
were in Holiday Saturday.
II, u. Cole spent Friday with
HON efolks near Center Hill.
Aaron Hyatt spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Henry Brown.
Mrs. Mint Harris visited Mrs. n
J. Brown one day last week.
Rev. G M. King filed his regu-
Tar appointment here Sunday,
Mrs. Bee Oxford visited Mrs. L.
j. carp short while last week.
Miss lola Pierce and sister were
weekend visitors of Miss Dora
Harris.
Misses Iva and Ava Barnes spent
a few days last week with Mrs. T,
j. French.
Mrs. Mint Harris, whose dwell.
ing was destroyed by fire last fall
has rebuilt.
Mrs. John Craig of Eagle Greek
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Kirk, this week.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
Ex- Mayor S. Il. Peeler left Sat-

Ex- Mayor S. l.. Peeler left Sat-
urday for Buffalo, N. Y, to at
tend the annual session of the
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor.
EnocA Harris, who is guard at
the State prison farm near Nash
vile, was here the latter part OF
last week. Mrs. Harris accompa-
MED him ON his return to work.
Clarence Townsend of the U. s.
Battleship Vermont stationed in
Eastern waters, who has been WIS.,
ting his parents in Obion County,
was here to see relatives the First OF
the week.
Hon. Joe +. Odie and W. ID.
Cooper went with their Sunday
school class of boys for an outing
on Tennessee River Wednesday.
They carried lunch with them and
spent the day &shing.
Miss Halle Rushing Of Nash
Vile has been visiting relatives
here, returning On Monday. Miss
Rushing, who is daughter OF
"Greasy Bob Rushing of Bic
Sandy, is teacher at the State an
dustrial School.
"Yhe Star Bloomer Girls" "a
ball team of young ladies froEl
down East who are touring the
country, will be in Camden June
"a for a game with the local team
Tell it to your friends, and let's
give them good crowd Thursday
Ice cream and sheTbet will be
served on high school campus nez'
Thursday evening by the ladies Of
the local department OF the Won
ans Missionary Society, the pro
cee9s to be used for church. Coco
music will be feature of the even
ing. Everybody invited to come
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
COXBURG.

Claude Goshorn of Dickson is
visiting in this community.
Il. M. White OF Holiday has
been visiting relatives near here.
W. d. johnson and wife visited
friends here the FIRST of the week.
Several from here attended the
concert at Dry Branch Saturday
evening.
G. c.. Conley of Holiday was
here on business the latter part of
last week.
Sunday school has been organ
lied at Green Hill. Let all come
out and take part.
We are sorry to learn that Tom
Hatley, sr., who has been sick for
some time, is no better.
J. w. Byrd. better known as
J i'm, was seen going toward Baker
Vile last Friday with his hat in his
hand putting like double header
Upon inquiry as to his haste, the
only response that could be elected
was, "Its girl and weighs nine
pounds" 1t developed upon fur.
ther inquiry that Mrs. Byrd, who
who is with her parents in Baker
vile, had been presented by the
stork with q fine baby girl. Dom
blame you for the hurry, Jim.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18

Tom Morris was today appointed
chief clerk to Commissioners of Ag-
.riculture Bryson. Mr. Morris nc
the assistant Cashier OF the First
National Bank of Canden and C
citizen of that place. He was
chief clerk to Commissioners of Ag"
riculture John Thompson FOR two
and q half years, and resigned TO
devote>hhmsek to his private busi-
ness, being succeeded by Jam es B.
Toliiyer. of Lebanon. Mr.. Morris
will assume his duties next Mon
day, succeeding L. 'G. Settle who
has filled the position for four
years under Commissioner Peck.
Nashville Banner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
COWELL'S CHAPEL.

Mrs. w. G. Branch Of Cypress is
visiting relatives here.
Calvin Hicks and family of idle
wilde spent the weekend here.
James Greer end family visited
John Harrison the first of the
week.
Aunt Chloe Hicks of Pea Ridge,
who has bad case of neuralgia, is
improving.
Mrs. Matte Bridges and son and
daughter, Allen and Coma May, Wis
tied in the Squirrel eaten corner"
last week.
The good women of this neigh
borhood have undertaken to clean
off the Cowell's Chapel Cemetery
and not man on the ground. Die
you ever hear anything like? We
predict that it will be we'll done.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
QUARTERLY MEETING,

The third quarterly conference
for the Big Sandy charge of the
M. T.. Church will be held at Nc
Rae's Chapel Saturday and Sunday
June 26-27. Rev. Virgil Patford,
district superintendent. will preach
Friday night, June 25, and preside
at all sessions. The following 10
something of the program
Saturday 10 a. m.-DeTotions,
led bN psstor, Rev. j, N. Farmer.
10.30-Reasons why the officials
should attend the sessions of the
quarterly conference, J. l.. Holland
and j. N. Farmer, Is inmates each.
l1-What does the church on
this charge expect Of us laymen
aud officials, and can it depend on
us? E. FL. Dowdy and IRA Presson.
11.30-Addrees, district superin-
.tendent.
Noon-Dinner on the ground,
served by the ladies of the church
and community.
100 p. m.-What are some OF
the benefits of the Sunday school
to the church and community, M RS.
Clara Dowdy and j. n. Farmer.
2-How can we make the Sunday
school more interesting and profit
able, Claud Melton, T. Fl. Bellamy.
230-The Methodist forward
movement, district superintendent.
3-Business session.
The usual quarterly meeting SER
vices on Sunday. All the officials
of the entire charge are urged to
be present and everybody cordially
invited.
Very truly,
VIRGIL PAFFORD,
District Superintendent
3. N. FARMER,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEN
PERANCE UNION.

The w. G. u. ~. viii meet with
Mrs. r.. y. McCord Monday, June
81, at 230 p. m.
Scripture lesson, Psalm@2l.
Discussion, '"I'he need end vare
of home training"
Leeflet, "Beginning of bodily
education" Mrs. A. S. Justice.
4Koot beer snare and delu-
sion, Mrs. Robert Florence.
Current events from the Union
Signal.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18

Elsewhere in this issue Of The
Chronicle will be found an article
from the Paris Business Meme
Club sent to Mayor &. J. Lowryin
regard to, the organization Of COOP
erative rural credit associations,e
State movement. We would
like to have comments from some
of our leading citizens Oh the prop
osition suggested.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
Little Locals.

- ~ - - 49,
Newton Nance of Garfield was in
the city Tuesday.
Alma Fry of Coxburg was in 4
Nashville Monday.
ii. l.. Hayes of Jackson spent
Sunday ia Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holland spent
Monday in Nashville.
W. Z. Morris spent few days
in Nashville this week.
Ex-Register l.. K Goodwin has
returned from a visit to relatives
in Humphreys County.
e. G. Flowers of Ramble Greek
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Utley has returned
from visit in M emphis.
John Il. Harper of Nashville is
here On & visit to relatives.
Clerk and Master G.. M. Leslie
was in Nashville yesterday.
Frank Leslie is spending few
days at Holiday with relatives.
The Chronicle and semi-weekly
Globe Democrat, $40 per year.
w. e. Mccullough spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Nashville.
Rub-My-Tism -antiseptic, ano-
dyne-kills pain, stops pNtrefaction
Mrs. Lon M. Bryant has return
ed from visit to relatives at Lex
ington.
Miss Myrtle McRae is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Woods, In
Memphis.
No. [ timothy and No. alfalfa
hsv at cost. See Camden Produce
Company.
George Galbreath of Postoak-
who has been very sick, is rapidly
improving.
Cottage prayer services Will be
held this afternoon with Miss Min
ME Lashlee.
Miss Lillian Mckinney OF Me
Lemoresville is the guest OF Miss
Norine Maiden.
Rev. O. A. Utley of Memphi
visited relatives here the latte
part of last week.
Remember, the Bloomer Girl
will be here next Thursday. Com
and see the game.
Rev. O. G. Wrather, Rev. T. B
Jones and Prof. S. J. King are IL
Huntingdon this week.
Julia, the little daughter of Ma
and Mrs. J. H. Jordan, is visiting
relatives at Mckenzie.
S. A. Byrn laid the first brick Oh
the new court house Monday, an
the work is progressing nicely,
Miss Norma Lashlee, who la
been teaching in Louisiana, is a
home for the summer vacation.
Sheriff J. G. Parker was in Dye
and Obion Counties on official bus
mess the latter part of last weel
Hardy O'Guinn has returne
from Memphis and reports hi
brother, Eura O'Guinn, much i'm
proved.
climate Scruggs OF Hollada!
who has been attending sehot
here the past year, returned HON
Monday.
Walter Lynch left Monday fo
Atlanta, Ga, where he will q
guard duty at the federal prlso
near that city.
The Camden Produce Co. is sci
ing No. timothy and No. l alfail
at cost. Now is the time to suppl
yourself with hay
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18

No. 666 will cure ohills and fever.
1t is the most speedy remedy we
know.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18

No. 666 will cure malaria or biz
ious fever 1t kills the germs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
BUYER FOR FERRY PROPERTY.

The waterfront property at the foot Of
Grand street used by the ferry company
operating between Manhattan and Will
iamsbury. has been sold, or rather will
change hands, since contracts have been
exchanged. Clarence +. Birkett is the
buyer. Carmody. Blauvelt n Kellogg
represented the buyer. The contract of
sale affects property fronting on East
street at the centre OF Old pier SO. run
ming northeast 24i.1l to III Williams
burg Bridge. and thence outshore 1868
feet 10 the United States pierhead line (:
also old pier - at the foot of Broome
street. and another pier near the north
boundary OF the property. together with
land under water. easements. wharfage.
r.. The price mentioned in the con,rac:
is $50, 00O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
srYING IN OpER ATORs' HANDS.

WEST 9th STREET.-M. NJ. Hay
ward 4 Co. have sold for Rosina
Nollhart the plot 40xl00 at 243 and
e5 West Sixty-ninth street to u
builder who will improve It with an
apartment house containing small
kul..S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
BUSINESS ZONE LEASES.
Considerable Amount Of Space
BEING Taken Out of Market.

.A- 1IAl g o. 49, -
~. 80 ~ nave .easeu me
aas n 80 "es' riits-
r n psyno,d. - ~. .va,' 10
~ Pa ris '''e
The Talkinr Dol, and N,y.,,r cu-
many has leased Two soors co,arInu
30. so,,are FOO, IN ,he Thar,,os r,,,na
ing oia IN o,- west Scvsr,an,,h -,
running through "a o., ana "a. W.,
Eighteenth street, n. an ANIMAL re,,,i
Cammann. Voorhees, a FLOYD ba,.
leased the first and second Ions a, 10
lOe LAFAYETTE stree, or,beas corro-
~ Walker stree, ~ tho Western c,nc,,
MANUFACTURER comp,ny. now Located n,
375 R~ro,dwov and tho store a,a h,.aN
mon, n, Io1 Walker .,ro., 70 Carnar,ar
a. uayia,
W.ti,;,n IT u-ht,i,u =, r. .
- ,annnn ha,s .no "nu
ha,a,,an, n, ga pro"d.,, -
-" ~ ! W
years 10 i,ehJ.'hIn II, hau,inah' the
go, oane". anu suo.ceiIar . 10
spruce e''e.' ~ uc 'u.''ah L|eau'eT
,ohlpans VI ."',"so nv store anu
basement al - Johh street 10 ~ W.
ifutchlhson' ana space IN os Beekmah
street 10 the Dental n Toilet PRODUCTS
corporation
T.. T~anenbaum Realty Corporation and
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the ninth floor
In so to 81 West seventeenth street FOR
"A term OF years to the Herald Novelty
Company.
Louis Schrag has leased the third loft
at 80 West Twenty-elyhth street TO
Rubinstein & Mochensen the twelfth
loft I'm the building 9 West Twentieth
street to Morris Jacobs, and a loft at
o9l-293 Seventh avenue to Jitomir &
pr;ston
pease a. Flliman have leased to the
Schultz Cigar COMPANY the small build
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
NEW BRONX TER MINAL.

C. D. Jackson. who recently pur-
chased At auction the Robert &. Fisher
marble plant on the East River at Port
Morris. Bronx. plans the development OF
the property into a great terminal. The
plant co 'ers an area fronting 325 feet
from Locust avenue 10 the East River :
POI feet along the river. with rIparIan
rights. Mr. jackson has organised the
Fort Morris Industrial Terminal Com
pahy Tor the purpose Of developing the
property. ;he central feature Of which
Is TO be "A large REINFORCED concrete
structure directly on the waterfront n
connecting with new piers TO be built.
This structure. plans for which are
under advtsement, will contain an ag-
gregate Hoor area OF more than 500 900
square feet. The new company has been
Incorporated at Albany and took title
TO the property yesterday. II has
sid!ngs connecting with the freight sys-
TENS Of both the New Haven and New
YORK Central railroads and a mean
depth Of water between 80 and 40 feet
directly In front of the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Variety in Days Trading
Professionals Chief Buyers
Big Day for Leasing.
RIG DEMAND FOR A

There was moro variety 20 trad.
lnx yesterday than has been noticed
sor n long time II was q representa-
.yv market, there being a little Of
everything. though not much Of any
thing. excepting business leasing. which
~ voluminous for Q Mondays mar
ss. Selling WAS spread over many Sec
t,on. and indicated an interest In real
state rather than in a particular section
or class OF realty. A sale was recorded
nom tho lower East Side waterfront. the
ola Grand street forty being affected.
Then trading Jumped into Harlem.
vNere several properties passed to new
owners. Washington Heights rs usual
Injured in the buying market. profess
sonai traders doing the buying. As a
matter Of fact trading in fees was in
the hands of professionals. Big things
arc promised from The Bronx. A water
front property sold at auction recently
"A 20 be developed into an indus
,,lal terminal. Buying In the suburbs
continues TO be n feature of the mar
ket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
Incoming VrsscI-By wireless.

< santa Cat alma Amofogasta. lrj mile.
southeast Of Sandy Hook at : L. VI. yeSttr.
day
SS Havana, Havana, l0T miles south Of
Diamond Shoals At noon. "
- Northwestern. Port Arthur for Bayonn~.
noon.
s. Sabine, Mobile, ? miles south OF Ola.
mond Shoals AZ noon.
50 Comal, Galveston. go miles eas, of al.
weston bar NJ noon.
Ss RAD ant Port Arthur. ~ miles north.
wcst OF Tort1rns n noon.
Sc Nomus, New Orleans, Ne mii~s south OF
Jlfpii'r AZ noon.
Sc vos,a, Port Arthur, = miles ives, 81
Jupiter At noon
So FLORIDA Port Arthur, ~ mile. north o,
Jupiter M noon
So lenar- Jacksonville, 100 miles north q,
Charleston at T. NJ.
Tug Kocn". Brnnswi"k. ~ nilc. south wa,
OF Dianond shoals nj : +, VI
50 II sud, Galveston ~ mile, .ou,hwe.,
OF Diamond Shoals M , u NJ.
IS Polarlnr, Copenhagen, ~ miles east OF
Ambrose lghtship ~ : i, N.
Tug Astral Port Arthur 10 miles east OF
SABINE bar al noon.
s. Medina, Galveston. yo miles south OF
Sandy Hook NJ 7 y NJ,
~ Rio Grandc, Brunsvick. "a miles south
OF sandy Hook AT i NJ,
Sc PhllnIclphla, In Guayra, 50 miles south
Of Sandy Hook NJ noon
S. Perfection, Port Arthur, 90 miles west OF
Tort al noon.
s. Fl Sol, Galveston. 10 miles
of TORI ugas al & II. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

AbBANf, Dec. s.-Thc following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day.
sadnther corporation, Manhattan. capital,
s.V'vooi directors, Robert Minturn. fsea.
: fneIps Stokes and Henry sedswick.
lnlquc Homes Corporation, Manhattan;
capital. 90 900: directors, n. e Rock well
Mil.iain Ferguson. New York city: Aiva y.
Lamb. East Orange. y. J.
capital, 1is 900: directors, Semue, A BySd'
Minnie Budd. Brooklyn. y. u. Albert +.
Ign: capital. $40. 1000: direc,ors' isssc
freedman Nicholas Rubenstein and
howard Rc-enhlum. brooklyn, y. Y.
capital. $1,000: directors. . h r. seekanp'
Dorothy Seekainp. Queens. George Vi.
Dredge, Raymondvtllc. ~. Y.
Castle Land Corporation. Mount Kisco
capital. 100000: directors. Robert s.
prev ster. Moses Taylor. Mount Kisco.
\, Y, j. Henry Hammond, New York city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07

IT g Co, 176 Bway ..................r
I'd Av. $ W cor s2d st. ?tsxloo-Cornelia
q chaplin to Cornelia Van A Chaplin. II
" i9th st, atty. John II Judge. 2si
zap 81. IS. 1865 Ams,erdam av. is.sx
~iog.s-.same to Kath q Chaplin. IL "
,ssTMa 81. - i'sss' w ssmi i Bi:eh.i.sso
Walter q Butler. 1871 W SAD st; attys;
MADisoSS Nv. sss.ssyi--Fi.d.iic dc
Hank. i2s Bowery; atty, l. T CO; dSS
AMSTERDAM Av. sss-Ti,ie Quar- 4 + CO
to Astor Trust Co. $" 9Th Nv; atty;
MfshA fsi IN AZ S~s ss,.s.m. to M.nS sse
,s!1rnn T sT CO. Go ., inc; stty, ;. wws:ii;; .s,S;9VS
Tru;t Go. as Broad st: atty. T q CO;
18TH 81. iii 'w.Edx.r Holding Co, Inc.
q: s,,y i'G ls.s c. s,g0 S.. i" ssth 81
Abel king ct al. iN e sSth ct; sttyc;
i2sTH at. n !. 1856 . Lenox av, 5s.sxss.ii-
Csonst Co. al Bway: atty. X Gut,chen;
soTH ST. 50 E.wm Knoepi.. jt. 10
Fredk c Nisschias.. SOS Riverside Drive;
% az, Nv. L Y !. !. 81 g. y? so'S &. :..a.;..::-L .sis; ss.
Mtg Co to VIM A sherman and ano. trus,
~ Riverside Drive; atty. l. MTG C.. 50
iIosrty .tll,VVV
Bronx.
TITLE GUAR 4 TRUST co to ~ J. In.
veetors Corpn .SS.2oO
ShME 70 same ..ys.sVv
CENTRAL TRUST co TO American Real
LEctfIER. Aiphon.ln. Il. to Fifth xy
BoBRNp. .Aurei,.. TO cha: Hon:
FLOOD. Tho. r. to Eli. Flood
John W, to Kath A Fox. IS 500
FRANKLIN. Chas, to Ethel Pickard %. 500
y Y T y co to Columbia Trust Co
lick. Grace Q. to Antonio Heseman.
LAWYERS TiriE' i rRusT 60 20 wsiicr
g Gurnee ct al, trus. 5000
;. Y TRUST co to City Mtg o.. $40
C1TY T co TO Andrew Wilson,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
TWIN lame and address OF lenders at.
torney.)

tWiih name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
NORFOLK ST. las. . 3 les n Rivins,on
ssrs 70 Mark: kir.hSsam nIf IT. = Ei 81,
i,srHn ' *. III 1, T Co. $50 fTsy; 5000
,, GGusTTenseiper: ! ~. y i:sS %.ii !. 100
June ?s.' fSson,ils ssp - sy; :ssio.;;
Amsricnn Mort Co; a,,ys. Bower. IS:
18TH ST. So. SIS W sin av. iSc,ssiSiil' jan IAN
70, isos-Pearl. Realty & Constr Co to
Albert and Louis Jarmu!owsky and Max
.ky. atty, Norm, clark. 50 @snal
SANE PRoPERry. Aug 90. iso5.B.rgnaaggSY
I'm ~ st. ana Harry Jr,mslow.ky. rs
nsna! st; atty. Walter r Kohn: s9s
ioisT ST. s,,.,5 +. rs. 30 " is. Az.
samiuol RRac.h,. ' la i..s s'' %, att, to
,,ii:ruu ST GO; $50 Bwsy 5000
" III - to . ri n INK i BE-. 2 III iis, sv' RYE ms,R i
s's u.s. o. bss . iS "na 20 m ilsth s.
lI3 f esd st; atty, 7 O co, i7s Broad
ssBS.$T. Isl i. n 5. iSo.is " sd av. scoxii5o,S Nos
trustee and ano. TO Sophie Klein; atty,
!: & T co. $50 nw"y 5000
lOo.ll. oct II, lSsT-Emma g and ueo
lie. seinann 70 Max ! Art. atty-. Nash
WOOSTER at, i52-l5s. e =. i2o . Houston
e., ~7bSlO0. Mar >, lsas-Jos n and Clara
h hiGGk@'"s s'.y. Jos iS II Ii a m%.ss"w + w ssx
10th ST. 5si W. : :. las . from Q c
Audubon square, 2bNs5, Nov 20, 1914
johanna Meyer 20 Hattie II Bruins. tst
W l62d ~; atty, + = Trautrnann, l32
llDTH ST. III i, n $, i6iio . Park "v'
sisNl0o.li, Dec I, and
BESSIE Brand to MicSael Frieiwald. 1850
TIndlev av. Bronx: atty. Mark Aaron.
81 Cedar st. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07

This Spanish liner Buenos Ayres. aAsn0
tomorrow for Cadiz and RarcelonA, viii
take mall. closing at : A. NJ. for Spain.
Portugal and Gibraltar.
TIL White star liner Adriatic. eaf,ing
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe. except
Go@many. Austria. Hungary. Luxemeurs.
Bulgaria, Turkey, tho Netherlands, Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark and Ruesia: also
for Africa, Ees, Asia and Bast indies.
The Observation-Disclosures liner Fra.
tiania and C~hrlstiansand. will take mail.
closing at 10 A. NJ. for Norway. Sveden.
Denmark. Russia, Germany. Austrta, Hun
gary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria and Turkey.
The Greek liner Themiatocles sailing to-
morrow for Pir@us. will take mail. closing
at 1 =, NJ. for Greece,
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~ " J.. ]. CITY PLANT,

bryan L. Kennedy has sold to the G.
nn'h'rmer Company, music publishers Of
,,asi Foity-third street for the Courtney
't'eiopnent Company the two story re-
'Nl"reed concrete building on the block
"p'.I'I 10y Gosman avenue. Addison
pace and Anable avenue. Thomson Hill,
long Island City, adjoining the new
h''s street station Of the dual subway
f's''n The building covers a plot Of
l'I'} lots and the price WAS $40. 900.
ms property was leased by Mr.. Ken.
he|y 10 the Schlrmcr Building Company
several months ago for twenty-one years
~ AhpHi $1,000 a year net, with a privi-
'eRe II buying, The Schirmer mpa
70" couples the premises with about
1900 employees.
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SITE BUYING IN YONKERS,

" 4 Broderick has sold for Adolph
h'rln the Samuel Phillips Real
fsW'e company eight lots at the south
vast corner of Park avenue and Con-
''hf place and Lewis street. North Yon-
h'rs, 10 Arthur Land thirty lots at
I'm northeast, corner of Park and Con-
,"l' avenues n Lewis street TO the
watson Realty Company for Mrs. Mary
troy ard William j.. Healy. as execu.
''f'' thu two family house at 10 Milford
"l'"'' 70 Antonio Salzano. and the cot.
lag" at 20 Waring place for Peter and
N0sarc' Post to Ellen and Julia in
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OPERATORS BUY BLOCK FRONT,

Levine & Kempner are the latest
operators TO find attractions In the Ford
ham road section OF The Bronx. They
bought yesterday the property on the
north side Of 1sSth street from the
Grand boulevard and Concourse to Cres-
Ton avenue on the speculation that they
will get considerable more for the prop
.rtv than they paid yesterday to II. F..
Kell. The realty fronts $50 feet on 1ssth
street. 50 feet on the Grand boulevard
and 81 feet on Creston avenue In h
rear OF the property are the tax payers
sold recently by the Gaines Roberts
Company to an investor at "A price re-
ported TO be 100000 u. II. Wcisker ne
gotlated yesterdays deal.