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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
William G. vcnabIc,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FARMVILLE. VA. May. 25-wii,;, -,
@. Nenable, one Of Farmvilles Oldest
citizens. died this afternoon after a
protracted illness. For many years he
was cashier of the Planters Bank OF
Farmville. and always was prominen,
In civic and church affairs of the com
muhitE- lie was in his cighticth year.
and leaves his wife and four children
the latter, Mrs George Tully Vaughan,
or Washington, -. C: Mrs w. E An
derson. OF Farmvlle; William p. Ven
able. Of Fnrmville. and j. NJ Venable
or Lexington. Ky. The funeral will
take place Tomorrow afternoon from
the Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26

.H-.''tl 70 II's '!!Its : IJlSpatch. ]
Pr IERSBURG. VA. May 25.-Mrs
Annie Lee Newell. wife OF Ionnie
Newell OF South Richmond. died This
morning at the home OF her cousin
w w. Pritchett. in South Street. where
she was visiting. She was stricken
with paralysis last night, from which
she did not regain consciousness she
Is survived by son, Bernard NewaiI
or Baltimore; a daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Rogers, OF South Richmond: three sis
ters and four brothers. The BODY VIII
be taken TO South Richmond for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
EEpER OF ALMSHOUSE
MAY DE INVESTIGATED

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
pANVILLE, VA. May o5.-The Coun-
| committee on poor and aims. fol-
wing an executive meeting held this
ternoon, asked Mayor Wooding to
vestigate the official conduct of
,orge w. Pulliam, keeper OF the city
mshouse.
4 letter from the Kings Daughters, n
aritable organization, was read be-
re the committee. reporting an in
Il IL IS alleged was offered by Mr..
lillian 10 a nurse. Rev. c. c. Hud-
threw additional light on the
argos. and DR.. W. B. Beauchamp ap-
AIRED before the committee urging
forms in the poorhouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
Mrs. HOn0rc Itiortinn.

Mrs. Honore Riordan. widow of John
Riordan. died yesterday at the resi-
nehce OF her son-in-law. Thomas
Street. 1923 Grove Avenue. Mrs. Rior-
dan. who was native Of Ireland, was
clShty-sevcn years old. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. Thomas
street. and the following grandchil-
dreh: Mrs, George Peyton. Mrs. Ed
ward Delaruc, Miss Virginia Hinch-
man, William :. iiinchman and Henry
j. Street. and four great grandchildren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
Virginia Griffin.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May o5.--Vir-
GINA. the young daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. y. L. Griffin. OF this city. who
had been III in a Newport News hos
pital. following a surgical operation.
died in that city yesterday afternoon
The remains were brought here last
night for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-26
John w. Summcrs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALENANDR RIA. VA. May 2s-John
w. Summers. a retired carriage manu-
facturere and builder. died Yesterday
ut his home here. He was eighty-one
years old. and is survived by three
sons. He had been in business for
half century, and recently retired.
HIS funeral Will take place Tomorrow
afternOon
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03

The Primary of the Oakley Fourth
ward enjoyed their social on Monday
August Both, SPIN. The subject of
the , ears work being The Pioneers
they met Mt the Matthews home. IN
honor of Grandma Poulton, who is
95 years old and Pioneer Of Oakley
and who joked with the children.
Games and singing were INDUCED in,
followed by ice cream and cake, after
which Come. Come, Ye Saints were
sung with much feeling, in bidding
grandma goodbye rs children shook
her by the hand, she gave them many
blessings and expressed herself as
being well pleased as the children
were with the visit.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03
The Maxwell Car.

The problem has been to build
an automobile Of power, endur-
ance and comfort that would
justify it's purchase by it's econ
omy. The Maxwell is the solut-
ion.
The Maxwell will carry you
anywhere, at any speed and in
positive comfort-and do it at
the least cost of any automobile
OF equal weight.
Seeing is always believing. Eyes
are judges whose verdict is be
yond dispute, So careful in
spection and ride in the 1916
Maxwell will convince that there
is a real automobile, carefully de.
signed and constructed of the
finest materials. Yet it sells for
the lowest price ever made for an
up. to-date, 3 speed 5-passenger
car. Phone 124 the Beecher
Auto Co. for demonstration
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. 1t Is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by f. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Advertisement
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03
WANT COLUMN.
Classified Advertisements.
REWARD

REWARD
So. so for information leading to the
recovery of one ga Eastman Kodak,
with Leather Case. Lost or stolen
about July Is. W. M. CAMPBELL
For Sale Cheap = 6 Registered Duioc
Jersey Pigs. 3 Bears, 3 Sows. Weaners
also Studebaker Wagon. sor sale.
r. Z. Olsen,
Inquire at Barber Shop.
For Sale on Easy Terms or for rent
6 room Modern Brick Cottage.
Inquire at Halverson's Ladies' Shop.
Bucks for Sale-115 Full Blood
Shropshire.
Address w. S. Bruce,
RED. No 2, Bull, Idaho
Turkey Red Seed Wheat for Sale.
Free from Smut. The kind Of wheat
that Away stands the drought.
Inquire Earl whitley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03
JOS. Y. HAlGHT & SONS


~sv~~'
George Craner of Burley was an
Oakley visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Gee left on Saturday
for Salt where she will make her
home for the next two years while
her children attend school there.
Mr.. Hickman of American Falls
passed through town on Monday on
prospecting trip in the hills.
Dave Barnett of Soda Springs has
been in town for several days this
week on business.
Constipation the Father of
Many Ills.
Or the numerous ills that affect
humanity large share start with
constipation Keep your bowels reg
uar ard they may be oboided. When
laxative is needed take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Advertisement
If you want nice white heads of
Cauliflower see Hyrum Butler, three
blocks north cemetery, who can sup
ply your wants, as well os other
- vegetables
Orpheum Saturday night, Exploits
of Elaine, together with Vital reel
production "Straws in the Wind"
also laughable one reel comedy. Two
hours of high class entertainment.
Pres. John A. Ellison and family re-
turned on Monday to Aimo, after
few days visiting here with their
folks.
I. w. Workman left on Tuesday
for Salt Lake to see specialist for.
treatment Of the neck
Alma Wells of Burley and Edw. H.
Hale were home missionaries at the
Fourth ward last Sunday.
Mr.. Hood of the Golden Rule Store
was in from Pocatello for couple Of
days this week and reports the store
here doing good business since open
ing up branch here.
Lucian Bronson of Burley was in
on Friday last on business.
John Ward of Almo was an Oakley
visitor on Saturday.
Prof. Mercer has gone to Canada
He will teach at Sterling, Alberta
this year.
Bank Examiner Will II. Young
was examining the Oakley banks last
week.
The First ward Beehive girls gave
very interesting rtainment last
evening at their meeting house. A
good number were present and the
evening was pleasantly spent in game $
and dancing and other amusement.
w. A. Martindale and George
Romney visited the First ward Sun
day School rs members of the Stake
Board last Sunday. They were well
pleased with the condition of the
school.
Charley Dayley returned home on
Saturday from Burnley,
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy.
This is a medicine that every family
should be provided with. Collie and
diarrhoea often come on suddenly
and it is Of the greatest importance
that they be treated promptly. Con-
slider the suffering that must be en-
dured until a physician arrives or
medicine can be OBTAINED Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy has a reputation second to
none for the quick relief which it
affords. Obtainable everywhere.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-03

We sure have choice assortment
of Furniture to suit the most artistic
taste and at right prices. Call and
see us. j. Y. Haight & Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
DAVIS CUP MEN ON
THE FIRING LINE
Mavrogordato Promoted to a
Observation-Disclosures and
Puiet Wounded.

Word was received in this country
yesterday that T. NJ. Mavrogordato, the
Greek-Englsh lawn tennis player, who
was member of the challenging Brit
ish Isles Davis Cup team last year, has
been promoted to the rank OF lieuten-
ant in the British army, and Max Decu-
gis, the French international player,
and NJ Pujet, another prominent play
er of France, were both slightly wound
ed in recent battle against the Ger
man troops.
All followers OF international lawn
tennis will remember little Mavrogor-
dato. Mavro, as he vas known TO the
other members of the British Isles
team, was popular with all who met
him on this side, his smiling good nat
ure under all conditions being greatly
opportunity OF appearing in the more
important matches for the Davis Cup,
Mavro showed in no uncertain man
ner that he was a player Of high rank.
Decugis, while a brilliant player and
contestant in many international
matches, has never appeared in this
country. As member of the French
Davis Cup team last year. he and his
partner defeated the British Isles in
the doubles, but he was defeated in
both his singles matches. In 1911,
Decugis and A. II. Colbert won the
championship Of England in doubles,
and with Nine. Decugis won the mixed
doubles championship of the south of
France in the same year. NJ. Decugis
was rated as the greatest player in all
France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
The Private Sales Market,

NINETEENTH sTREET.AIbe.Tt w. w. J. Pop Pet oss
IS sold al and ii3 West Nineteen S'set w. S,,sd
TX feet east OF Amsterdam Avenue The seller ac'
cu!red the houses IN 1904 ,.,,,. -. ,,,a
pClANcEY STReET.-Meyer Elenoogen ne sp,a
for We'll x Never 10 J. Addison IO- thcey 1870 ~,
!, 1--WE story tenement house, on 10Y lv-Alo rect
sIionilg the northeast corner of Ludlow street
foSJY.NINTH STREET.-Daniel Casey has 500
for Mrs Minnie Roche 3l9 East rory -hlhtn sreVt
a three stcrY building. on lot l'1loO tee'' u a.
Ilersf an adjoining owner - .,, -, 4,
AUDUBON AVENUE.--Edgsr 7. kingley has soll
for TSther Bauer, q Columbia, > G., me thr,.
story dwelling house 39i Audubon Avenue on !ot
iSrso fee, between lSith and lsJth Streets hrs'
dorothy Lavery is the purchaser.
WEST END AvGHUe.-The two thr re- w siory F snd
basement dwelling house AZ "a Hlu 200 s,sobsn
Harrison and Samuel T. Garter; r.. respectlveiy;
The houses occupy plot t0IlO0 rect on the ssIt
side OF the avenue, COS feet north OF EshV-esn'h
Street. -. ~. t.. h.,. ,oi1
for John Nuth the three story double rathouse -
East 18th Street between Merose and Courtlahd'
Avenues an a lot 25IlOO feet. -, .,
i64TH sTREET.--Richart pichson has so,d 10, t2s
Emily Zorsr sci East l64th street, one iami"
frame dwelling house gu lot lsS'loO Feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
Lee Licenses Granted
's tor Trainers and Riders
of the Jumpers
,orKFY CLUB WILL
MEET ON THURSDAY
.. Nav Not Be Announced,
w, "..,ines for Season Will BE
IJp for Discussion.

-.,,nt meeting Of the executive
!" ',,.. Of the National Steeple-
nd ~. and Hunt Association F S. Won
a's =. "a, appointed to represent S. 5.
~, g. IN the association during his
,.snss. 49,. 40 formulated q
~ .,o,s the lines adopted by the
rs ~, ~. Of the jockey Club limiting
esss,a' meetings held without sane
q ro dsr fair charter-to five
-uuLstber they be conducted in or
ays' ne re State Of New York.
F',,loe r -re Of c. R. Tompkins
Ihe he Maryland State Fair Asso-
I's I.s AZ Laurel was sustained. Tins
ss pon, g crew out Of the charging OF
i 'sn:,s ices for the jumper Wcldship
fi'"iI ssryel stake. Il was proved that
IS se had been regularly declared
:, hV re stake end that the charge Of
s''E .,. .s' fees was en- error. The aSso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount OF mortgage and name and address
Of Attorney

with amount OF mortgage and name and address
Of Attorney
FEBRUARY 9.
Az W. e5s n 10th 81, 26rlO0; Narch 81, IsooJ
Caroline KreJei % Grace X Moore; satisfied OF
record without production Of mtg. by ORDER SUI
preme Court, Feb 8. 1918. Justice Alfred rae
stty for ptr Goldmark. Is Broad ST.: Hb90
pOFFMAH ST G g. COS ielst tCollesel 81, lo.ot
100. March a. 1905. W Mitchell and sno 70
lille A Toppan. anc eItr1. satisfied Of record
without production Of mtg. BY order sHpfehs
Court atys Tor pr. Hillquit Le'ene 50 Cnu5S sa
lsxISGroN Az, e., sos 56,h ST. 2oI7s; April
1911. NJ Casteras 10 and e VI stelnert'
eirs: attys Woodford. BoEee b, MADISON az
SAME PROPERTY; July .. 1901: II steinsr' g :
MANHATTAN Az, n e cor Hin s.. runs l20I
I00IlI W jOH n 100 ii tos IS llSLh s. Nv - S
esayx 20l 10 10 beg; May 5. 1901; L. Duncan
and Kate I. Bulkley 10 the seamen.s BalH iof
savings; sttys, Cadwalader. w I. 10 "s!i 81 a.
PARK Az, 5 cor ilst st. es.sIlo5: Nay 20; 1901
iO3 Park Az Co 10 Farmers Loan 20; o56
sIviNGToR ST, 1884 NV cor Foryth 8 $50;
boITS II5O 2r78 8. Nov 70, 1914. Rachel frank eI
al 10 Ii Godstone; atty. ESner. Il PARK How oo
18TH sr.ss. 1915 y I'd az. %. 2Ilos:s; SEPT II.
1895 Jackson 10 Mutual Lie ms co. aa 90 az
80 Cedar ST. "'''VVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09

ycor. 70 wrg9, B%ely, r.y SHORE. B. F'. .,s 3
stein 10 lyman KS,t, 256 / Houston =, u part.
Jan q tmts !jl.ijol; sttJs. Hsafy Meyer, So2
asf st, :, 1873 lS:s ~, i!srs'.si; ds5iSS
steiA ref. % ti.hk s plnains e 2, a W.rTies'
40 ST. .. 200 9th a. 2sIss .: Flor,ncs
R9qT; to s &; os Rome e 10 ~; ;I3 j s !.
Excelsior Bank Bog. cor 9th aV and 2Sd q.
57rH ST. Iis +. ;. 10 LeIinston sv. 25rtoo.5.
Gilroy n. ref 70 Jennie Morse Of Bath.
Me. Dec 20. 1909 atty 5 Heller. 80 Nassau 9
SANE PROPERTY; Jennie Morse to A Morse.
Al Bay Shore. lmts 100000: Oct II. 1919;
SANE PR6pGRry: y A Morse to J Dillon sS5
West End Az tmls 100000: sept Il. isi' san.
10 sr. ., 900 81 Az. 75riO2 2: Ellmoot Really
90 70 solomon MlchsibAcher. 50i W lilth 81. Jan
q lmis $4,000 atty, I siEi. 80 Nassau s.,
iOOrH ST, 60 E.ss. 1873 Park AZ, "a liIloO II.
Louis Davis 10 David krako~er Hotel Winten.
HON st AID Park az: l-S part; FEB 5; s'ty. a.
lraTH 4" ST. IS IS. i5o v 9Th Az. 5OrioOll Eumon,
Realty 90 10 Solomon MichsbachsL sol ll2ih
Ct: Jan q tmis S6O.OOol. atty, sfl. " ~,
IIsIn ST. So. % Lexington AZ. 25rloo. II: Abfa-
Pen IA aS f A 1a' III S isi s'e " $50
nara ST. rs IS. S3S IsooL a. 29sioo u ;
Water 81 (deed recorded ~ nts) Oct .. 1914; u
The Bronx.
CLAY Az. 1910. s. 1880: Caroline Norz %
Catharine Norz, 3l52 Decatur A. tmts $4,000 :.
FEB &. atty. Catharne NorS. Sl62 Decatur AZ:
CREsToN Az. n cor lsith st. l2tIl72 II 70
Grand Boulevard and COncOurss 1lso 5Nl77. l :
Anna " Reilly and ano 10 wicklow Building 20.
Inc 1879 Southern Boulevard tmis $4,000; FEB
3 atty, Title Guarantee aud rrst Co. 500
GRANT AV s. 80 n l79th q. 66Il50. 2 HJfi-
mann 10 y ssyio. 2s7 " l30th 81 tmtg s6.50Ol;
atty, Lawyers Title Insurance Co; 800
LOT -. block &c. map Morris Park; ; sirrrmsn
20 z SLvsrrnan. 2oj lbJth 81. Sept 70, VIZ
atty. | Giesnstein. ll6 Nassau st: 81
LOTS $50 10 i57 and ls2 and 1873. map Hunts
Point Estates Co. Hunts Point Estates TO Cath
Rrne Mcehan. SIS Hunts Point av; Feb /: ATTY,
] Fox. 80 Liberty 81 -
PARK AV, s. 1885 1881 81. 2tISo.5; sayo
~ Anna NJ hoffman,. .lt5 Arthur Az tufg
$1,000 Jan 20. atty, Lawyers Title Insurance
WISE Az. iIG. $, ioIlOO. " Fischer to
T. Epstein. 1888 Nyse Az imtF sll-09li reg =
any. ? Epstein. 1888 yyse az; ,-,o,-.o.,o, Slgo
WALES Az. cor liith ST. ss.lHlOot1Oxl0ls 70
Southern Boulevard KiS lr20lll; Alice b
Browne. eT'I. 10 Vim Brooks Co. III BES tn'g
80. OOOl Fob S. a;ty. Lawyers Title Insurance a.d
Trust Co. ~
SANE PROPERTT. Lester Ct al TO same
mtg 50 0O0D: FEB 4 same atty: Sigo
WASHINGTON Az. 1896 1914. 5, 62Nl2o: nan.
rcf 70 Minnie WollHer $3.50 Bwy mtg E.O0Ol ,
Feb S: atly. y Ernst. 40 Byay: $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
CARTER AND PARRISH WIN
White and Kerr Beaten In
Pinehurst Golf Match.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Pinehurst, n. c.. Feb. s.-Philip V.
Carter. Of Nassau, and J. c. Parrish,
jr, of the National Club, defeated
Gardiner w. White, of Flushing. and
Hamilton X. Kerr, Of Ekwanok, to- day
IN an exhibition golf match by up at
the end Of 36 holes. The best cards Of
the day were 10 each for Kerr and Car
ter. Whites best round was SO, while
Parrish's was one stroke lower.
Stuyvesant Leroy. of New York, and
II. w. Ormsbee, of Fitchburg, Mass,
whose handicap was 10. and G. T. Dun
lap, of Forest Hills, and c. II. Lay, Of
Oil City 90, tied for the tin whistle
trophy at 7s each.
c. T. Croker. Of Fitohburg, who add
ed 80 targets to a gross score Of So,
won the trap shoot with a net OF 95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY s.
Manhattan.

Flesenheimer, A, 70 Johanna FlesenheimeT ~. fo,'
Washington Az: S7g 10th AZ: sS' a s'e"|tt
Sam. 10 n Fiesenheimer I27 Fort Washington az
nsane p X. trustee TO Fannie Pick. lb1 lsL!
n. 55.27 Z lO5th ST. atty l. I q I co. u
cobie ida 10 Firm OF s JarmulO~sky. ~ CanG "
5g-s3 Marhet st add As Hamilton st; atv' o
N.trd, SG; Life In. Co 70 J X Hescmsn ct al.
tntstees. Mamaroneck. y Y; 1921 81, .; lge
Bway' ijI97.7. attys. Woodford. Is 4 b, aa Oh
po sol b. to Di,s 1871 sh sv Brooklyn
f6th A. n ). s4s 9 Az A. 25IlOO.5; sttys las
80. inS E..i g si,a a' ), co. ino to r,Am
End az: Sith st, :. ESQ West Ind Az . SSS
ioa 2, attys StoddaTd u. l2s Bwg; $lOo
Toiueur Realty Co 20 } rshman sSs West hn1
sy: sOth st. 9. lsS Amsterdam a' eziiv ,i6o
r 'T'Is 1T T Co 10 Ada II Underwood. 725 " sob
st; l7ith 81, IS. 100 Amsterdam "' sVd dCoS;
s. aS' 20 Lawyer. Mts Co. 50 Liberty 8" ,os:iS 3
7th II same atty f0V'V''
The Bronx.
American Real Estate Co 70 Title Guarantee ard
Antoalo schmidt to Gsstsno RAplssrdii $500
Iavyers Title Insurance and Trust 20 70 Mar,
GsorT. ' " MADAM. r.. to George W McAdsm. irgs;
s. zee 70 .,ms. 1880
George W McAtam. trustee. 10 Jsses Rae;
Sam. 70 Isabelle NJ Gregory: E.oZo
Norah HOush TO Title GUARANTEES ana IrusI 20;
Lawyer. Mortgage Co 70 Emma Plant s'tO''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
MAlEENAN UP A PEG
Young Swimmer Profits by
Mistake of Judges.

Owing to mistake in figuring by
the judges In the junior metropolitan
diving championship in the New York
Athletic Clubs pool last Saturday
night, Henry McAleenan, Of the Ford
ham Prep School, thirteen year-old
brother of Arthur McAleenan, the ma
tional and collegiate champion, was
placed third on the first computation of
points
II was found yesterday that the cor
rect count stood McAleenan, second,
with 9490 points, and william Rogow,
City Athletic Club, third. with 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY 8.
Manhattan.

5sTH ST. asj 10 $50 taln: w c Kou ct al to
CArmlne DE Gasero. 239 seth st; ) yrs, from
so Nv so9s store. etc) Gus,a,s Heucks TO Mary
p KlotZ 20s3 Sd aV. yrs and mos from Feb
l. 1915: atty. VI ThiereT. s5l = 1881 e.; 1850
5JH Az, cor sd ST. q 5KlOo; Dreicef Realty
20 10 Re,llon Freres. 10 w 34th 81: u yrs and
> mos from July /. 1918: atty. Tanner, -
RUTGERS ST. "a toorner s,ore) Marcus Ghsran
20 Barne, Rosenhouse. 2lS henry s.; : yrs from
I3TH ST li3 W laid. u Walker 10 Sulli-
van ?t2 " ltth It. 10 IRA from Dec l. 1914;
sttys, fitch N & q. 80 Nassau Il: $1,000
I09TH ST, N3 tgest store and par cornetl I;
Giuseppe Fusoo 70 Rosario Romano. 3il l09ih
st; 3 yrs from Feb /. 1915, sttys as above; $500
aTH Az 1884 (corner store and part celarl ;
William HOegs 10 Ralph Moore. I'll W l26ih ST.
yrs from Feb 1. 1915 atty W stewart 1883
nIbIsos ST. lss Cs,or.. stc) Jonas We'll aud
ano 70 Morris Goldberg. 50 Madison 81 yrs and
mos from Dec !. 1914. atty. Ii koehler Go. sol
aaoApwav, " cor 3lth ct part building above
siorel. ID l. Ieahy Realty Co 70 Walter Robin
son. 81 louis Mo; yrs and 10 mos from Oct l.
1915; atty. W Warner ~ Court 81, Brookyn;
$4,000
The Bronx.
so Az. $500 ground floor and part noor AboJel ;
q y Huether 10 Irankurtsr. Inc. 35gs "a
sv: yrs from FEB /. 1915 IS ~ rensWAll atty,
HelinSer. 800 Bway, tl,QS0 and N,3Oo
80 Iv, 2sIT 20 2s2i. cot liSth = tAlll
Angus, Kuhn 70 r Realty Co. Inc, 20 Rsade
81; 81 yrs from March |. 1918; sttys. Hastings Il
G. 25s Bsy: tsIss. etc. and $4,000 to $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09

Joseph F. Davis has just returned
from hunting visit TO North Carolina.
A friend at the Offices Of the Jockey
Club Yesterday asked him what he shot
while away.
81 hit everything that rose up before
me-" replied MIR. Davis.
Then | know you must have used
enc of those l6-inch shells that hits
everything within a radius Of 500
yards" came back the Office way.
II. A. Bourne hos been elected to
membership in the Hunts Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09

You will note from the above .na.
on a s per cent basis the eisn ,,.o on9
building depreciates the s-oo'yoo
ground TO 100000, or arbitrarily unnes
az 800. 900 of legitimate earning value
In the case of q twelve story puiiu,hs
the owner still secures just ABOUT o
ner cent on his ground. 1T.
"Aboye the ground floor an eign'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
ALTERATIONS.
FEBRUARY O.
The Bronx.

nsrns under 5000 Omittsd.
BATH6srE kv ~ 1895. sty bricl s,or,u and
teum, 50rl12S Mercy & Nichthsuser. %
18th II, owners Coldrer 4 Co.dberger. t9i
liyth So. architects. cost 5000