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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
OFFICE BUILDING ON
ASTOR HOUSE SITE
Sven story Structure TO Cost
$500 600 to BE Built on
south End Of Block.
z. ". GOBLET \ BUYER

sr.,. e'orv office building with
,.,,o. or 'Ie ground f'or will he
,.sc,.d on 'He south end Of the old Aston
uoysc e..c. which vas cleared a few
Gears ago 'o facilitate the construction
-, Pill. V,,c, street subway loop. The
,riidi,r will cost $500. 600. according to
,,,-s which were filed Yesterday by
,,rcer, N..or's architect. Charles A
ra,, Tho building will have a front-
,rs q, ioo< feet OF Broadway and
i;71 fcc' on vesey street.
Bceu-o bWldiug operations are started,
Wa .,.d yesterday. william Waldorf
,.,o- pIl Hle plans for a building
. srrIl,. design to cover the north end
,ne Aston House plottagc. which was
.., affected hy the desl with the city.
obsh brought about the removal OF
. south end Of the old hotel
Vincent ,s'or's new building will he
-eN.cpuuuAl structure for its size. as
O.' fesf on rock bottom. TIE build
vl loo directly owe tie subway.
N 4. W.l not rear on the suh~ay's
-o,, According to the plans filed yes
.-d,. ill., structure will he supported
M foundations built outside the sub.
r.y and between the tracks OF the sub
..-,oc. route. which is another feature
n, found In many buildings.
The right to run the subway under
mo Aston House site cost the city $780,.
aoo three years ago. When II came to
tu,d.ur the subway through Nesey
,r.e, the constructors discovered that
10 old building would not be able to
withstand the underground boring. At
.s, #, was thought that. the old Aston
House could he shored up. To do this
,oufd have cost $4,000. Examination
- me building proved this could not be
sare with safety. ard fearing experience
RIO, bv subway builders through Centre
.,-ee,. the Public Service Commission
.-oueh, IL would be better to remove
.+e building entirely. Removal, they
thought. also would expedite the rom
s~,-uc;ion Of this important subway loop.
IN the last two years there have been
many stories as to the future use OF
-. Aston House site. When the civic
.a1,-e talk was at its height a plan was
- remove the old Post Office
Ism the lower end Of CITY Han Park
=, '-e Astor property across Broadway
=. was estimated that this would cost
100000 but Washington frowned or
The ulAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

SATISFIED
{ with name and address OF iende
attorney

attorney
GARDEN Az. ne. 400 = orchard ,errsce.
10 willard VI smith, .xr and nus
Edwin smith. ATTY. l. & r 90; 10
BNay ..-..... $3.50 w
Mar r. leo.-Aus and Mena tut =, e
10 Archibald sincisir Thur
Foster. Is Wal -. ..... y d 900
T : .s. ltts . ID AZ. 20 'S5' 90
J. isi.-heyy kr'' hs"'.y CO 20 ( H.'I
purack 20 Montague Il Bk'yr foo"
LOT 80. map 1881 For, Wash en-" I'u.n'
x,ds INN. ana InVc.,mrn, 60 90 Wm -
weiss and. Richard 9 Bondy eNrs ~,
NJ Wech'iWyT 70, HHS' ,o.n a.. TAX
$50 Aprn "a. i.s2-wm ! and BRIDGET
! da,T%y TO Js,ic Rhodes. 5000 Zoo
HAYES Az. n " cor 'Soth - known as
pot $50 . ~ 80. nnH ~
chateau Holding GO az, IT, 90"
SANE prRa6pERry. Ju,y 81; ls,. Rose
mary Rca''y 90 70 R"liahlo contracting
90. 40 Grand 81. satisfied ~ record
,.,hout ,pr%dnc,iom Of o]ris'.ai W,s' ~
l.i5 Justice Jos + Nc"burser 49,
Otto \ Giliis ~ Nessau - 49,"
II " t;S' 2 jun 'r re- Iisoo: "n.s,
HARRIS and ano To Jos l. Put''nwci,"T
vNi.ETTi%E AZ l56 u san .,
i6oiNii5. M,y TO- 1910 High u s:uyth
TO las Il Mcdonald. ,Nr -3Hi ri"h1u.
~ Bronv. af', l. r 4 I 60 .Sn
.pAV " s.. = d rth 5, .;>l9o, jar ?
e!9.Chas T'r3ian go en-, N,,". 's,.
Without production Of mts hy order
supreme Court. Mar IL, lHlh justice,
latham BiIur ,tty. jas VI Gormtn 81
TIL Av' ais. m,s on ie,scho.d p 3 ana. g.
-. Nov ~ l'l3-lrma \ Env'nt 20 ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
s27"u0n BR OOkLNN TRADE.

, -trt'..oua apartment, a six story
= -'rIcture az 500 Washington
49, containing tHlrtrslN families
>'' .'l ry m" seller. ~. Strathrona
.'et ,'ou Company, watch erected
l-- -" years ago, At sls',OOo'
'a' hu ight 10y the Donco Com
IA Nu t gave in part payment the
'> ". fuo late Alexander Gordon, "A
w. b. '"I" tract On ltumson road, Sea-
tff| - j. known as Shrewsbury
RAJ nd having a large frontage on
l'" shrewsbury River, The Shrewsbury
W'N"r'y contains "A fine residence, ga
var greenhouses and other outbuild-
ing and was valued at approximately
IS oup
tn. deal involved properties held at
1H' h'dau Realty Corporation has
s''' 30 nr Hugo r. Won IIagan 3si4
10 ''' Fifteenth avenue and li7S Thir-
w. q. street, forming the southwest
corr Valued at $4,000. In part
pam a"' lr Won Hagan gave llb acres
~ .'." Waccabuc, Katonah station.
low No lewiston, Westchester county.
y H0o"n rs tho pardee farm. which
70 ceased back for occupancy for a period
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
B.wAy OPEN AIR RESTAURANT.

On the sou,hwes: corner Of Broadway
and Ninety-eighth street a one story
open air restaurant will he built II
will have a frontage Of 50 feet and a
depth Of SIS feet. Adolphus Busch is
the owner. The property has been
leased by Alfred Nickel. II will he
known as the Inter den Linden Jobs
Hoffman, IL the architect and has esti-
mated the cost al $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
STRUCTURE FOR HOTEL CORNER.
1.3OO.OOO building In 60 Up on
Hoffman and AIbemarIe sites.

Plans for the sixteen story building
TO be erected on the site OF the old
Hoffman House and the Albemarle
Hotel. at the northwest corner OF Broad
way ard Twenty-four,h street. were
fled Yesterday, It-Mill be known .asths
Alhemarle Building, II will have a
frontage os 1855 feet on Broadway and
i72 feet on the street. the facade being
OF brick. limestone and terra Gotta. In
the French Renaissance style of archi-
eCtur The Albemarle Realty Com
pany. Harry r Miller president. is the
wner ". Craig Severance and Will
lam Van Alen are the architects. They
have estimated the cos; Of the struc
ture at 81. 800. 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
O w IN ACCEPTANCES.
Trust Com pany Reports show
Rapid Development.

The acceptance business has shown IN
encouraging developments since the close
OF 1919 The Guaranty Trust Com
pauy. which ON December - showed ac-
cspjanc-s of tlS.2+l.22s had increased
his amount t. sit,S4l.3l0 on March 10.
Several trust companies which showed
no acceptauces in December havs sub
stautial o The New York
Trust Company. one of these, showed on
March IL 81. 900, 200 The Franklin
Trus; Company showed s7os.7i1. an in
crease OF Sl49. 900
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demand. 6 . g; atty. Geo ? Coushian.
W wall ~. ........ ..'''.'s. Wv W."
Bronx.


Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
LOT s?s, map Laconia Psrk-Michele CO:
lonna to Royal Bronx Rlty CO. li2s
Walker av. Mar "a, due May J.. 1915,
So c; atty, Baechler. lies walker
nSSiyANT Ay. ' =. lso |. .17sa &, scsisS.
AIRS Fon,aine st. ~.rhiiadeiphia, pa.
Mai, %. due OCT !; iel5 e.p c. ats,
isa io"p ST. n :, iS,.7 " Washington sv'
25xio0-Creston co to Fannie A Dodge,
Ss IL, p i,2'h q, M asrs, ~, d 1901 Ni paPgs sF
otiMpy i /; ,SSs o j s.s, s ~.
1887 Amsterdam ay, and anc Mar is'
: yrs $ atty Frank dass' iinoS6
r Henry to Jennie r Kopp.t?o L, 1Seth
st, Mar 2s, yrs' Sis p g ATTY l. ,sS%S
LOTS los to zoo map Hunt. poi9, Estates
John q Borg.tede to Adam Dorr. eNr:
nsS arm, ;y, az; r4ly e.. M "a p "; $1,000
cdPrRrIXNhT A. W; 900 " liza st,
i niS,sI. .y, p., hsTsnhsS az. II 's q. due :
a. per bond. atty. T O & r CO i6S
LOT. i,.. bin. 2ses tss map Hou;s Of
at si,y fN"%S''T;; s. acs M%5 ~ s. 4 '' Shs mSSs5T;;
cHitsoLM 81. W :. 1858 . Freeman st.
iloxiiiixi5xi7 .?xsiii to stebbins av y
ttixiTa-Joseph sonsin co, Inc. 70
Sicgfriod Landau, 1873 I'D av Mar "a
pr mtg si5.ooo. 3 yrs. i y G at'ys. son,
mer 4 Il, 277 Pway .,...... W 90"
LOT 2i7. map Van Nest Park-pinha
Triulzi to 4 Reszano Const Co. il;e
walker av. Jan .. due Jan !. iels b'9
p c; atty. e " Bsechler il2s Wake
Tor t6e. map Wakefield also White
Plains ri, y . cor ?2isi 81 ll4N6o
building onlyl Herman = Roltc nnd.
ann TO claus u Hinck. RronNvile. - y,
Mar 20 ~installs s y 9; atty. 'lans W
ninck. .Rtonxyiile. v t5'o
F~ATRNOt'NT ri. Tas. =. 25N5s
,asis crane TO Title Guar 4 Trust 60,
lTs Pway.. Mar 20. duo a. per bond
atty, I q 4 T CO. l7s Bway. ....s - 500
VALENTINE Az. ESQ, e = -9NllSt- w
n parkertcn 10 Roosevelt Rlty co. 500
Broad a.. Newark. y i, Mar 20. pr mie
~ i-c pvat $3.50
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Of ono year, with the option OF repur-
chasing.
H. w. Rozcll 4 Son have sold the
dwelling at % Carlton venue for s.
Mason. - to rs Carlton avenue for the
street for Henry Maybohm, 256 Adelphi
street for Mrs. Moody and IA Clermont
avenue for Prof. Slater.
The Rutland & Whiting Company and
the Westwood Realty Company have
sold for Charles H. Smith. Jr.. 11O4 East
Twenty-frst street, detached frame resi-
dence. on plot 50x100. north OF Ave
rue j.
J. Salzberg has sold for the Paul Con-
ielly Huilding Company to |. Goldberg
me two story brick building. on lot 25x
100. on the east side OF New Utrecht
avenue. 80 feet east OF Forthwith street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
LEASING CITY DWELLINGS.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have leased FOR
Henry q. Havemeyer estate 70 Mrs John
T.. Parsons the residence At s53 Fifth
avenue. adjoining the northeast corner
Of Sixty-sixth street. The annual rental
will he about $4,000.
Shaw n Co. have leased for Caroline
Denniston the four story dwelling AZ 10
West l2lst street.
LAKE leased The,
dwelling AT 352 West Fifty-eighth street
TO W. mckinley. and IL West Eighty
fourth street 10 Miss Bessie t.nright for
a term OF wears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In NAM
haitian, The BrOnx and brooklyn.

=
~ Joseph = Day.
Az. 1850. n = g nth 81. A. 6x6s. .
. sly tnmts 4 stores, eth sv, - - :
l3SS : IAN -. lj5xl0o ; sty tumt Il
str-W \ Clapp 81 al agt + |. CO.
burn ct al PARTITION adjourned sine
soTH ST, IS W. n :. $40 " ,5th ay .2oS
PNs = sty tnmt 4 str-Mutual Life
Ins co sg, " J. Clarke. eNr. et al: due,
zoos. & sty nat 4 strs-N V Produce
ENch agt iad.ins a Romm Really GO
20 the plaintir for $50, 600.
By NJ Morgenthau. Jr. Co
AMSTERDAM Az. ls69-1s5i. :, pll
ISSth VI. iONi00. : Siy Nat a strs-
Fec simple Realty 60 agt Middletown
Realty 60 e. al, Partition; adjourned
to April >.
lat S2os THIRD AVENUE
ny Charles \, Berrisn.
cREsToN Az, ?oil, W s. lislon l7'th
st, isxioO, 3 sly dwlg-EIiz clifford agt
Ernest wenigmann et al; due FSe7l0.
taxes, g. $3.50. TO tho plsintin for
$4,000.
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
BY Nathaniel Shutter.
PENS ST. see, ass q W Bedford az, COX
man ct al; to the p%laln,in for 5000;
81 nd Nv W R i ss t's saSsrio CARLO , & al;
action T. TO Martha Ring for 800.
an Az, =, 93.9 S President 81. ls.sx1o-
Same agt same; action D. 10 Martha
al AZ. s,ii2s : President, ST, ls.s1
TS-Same egt sane action o. to Mar
7o-same sgt same, action :; to Martha
Ring for t2,O60.
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Mrs. JvLIIARD BrYs.

,-ving Walsh. representing the +. II
Miller estate. has sold the southeast
corner Of Varick and Laight streets. Il
u, ?5xs5. to Mrs. Helen Julliard, owner
= the adjoining property. DanleI
p risall 4 Co. represented Mrs. Julliard
% the transaction. The property was
formerly 25xl00. but the widening OF
ya-lck street has taken 80 feet OF the
corner off the property. The purchase OF
NJ plot by Mrs. Julliard will square out
, plo, ~iOoNl75. so that in the future the
cray Lithographing building will eN-
.ead from Narick street to 81. Johns
lane. taking in both corners and covering
q plot %louXlTj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

John +. Scott has rented for oscar
W~eingarten hts country place on Ocean
avenue. Cedarhurst. /" /, to Thomas u
Bryson, and for Peter u olney, Jr. hts
cottage on Auerbach lane. Cedarhurst,
l. /. to y. Edwards Wyckoff.
Joseph a. Riehl has leased his resi-
dence at s Bedford place. Glen Rock.
Ridgewood. y. j., 20 L. n Wolfrom OF
Manhattan. n Miss Margaret 7.
Ruane has leased her house on John
street, Ridgewood. to George Giffault.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II the attorneys name IL omit
ted address party OF second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
LEASES.

$40 ST. ~ ". parlor floor rhiIlr "
walter 10 Philip Roth and an", = w
AID II 2 WIS from march I lglt, attN-.
Creole. So Realt, 60, A. " a2d - 81 zoo
JAMES vi. q. Nicholas r Brown to
giuseppe Ccr"hon", 3 Yrs FROM MAY L.
or, s3.4@o
BoWERY. l50 i5t, store ana h-Kcnne'h
Mos Mylie TO Mnyn" AronnwitZ 60, In.
A. Park Row. 10 yrs from May !. i"l'.
atty, ChRs VI Early. ~ PARK Row s3,0 op
30 Az, II o cor 6sth 81, cor store AMI h
I'D Av-5sth - Go 10 fatk Hogan and
ano, 23O T. fist At, 10 yrs from Feh !,
IeIs address, eTl Sd aV...... ....t s.. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
MORE HEIGHTS APARTMENTS.

on the north side OF Hist street.
1921 feet ives; OF Broadway. two Ave
story fats are to be erected for the
Dayton building Company. Inc. Harris
Maran president. Each will ave a
frontage Of ~ feet and a depth OF SO
feet. The facades will he OF brick
and limestone. Saas & S~prings;een are
the architects and ave estimated the
total cost at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
ADDS TO CITY ISLAND SITE,

Henry ". Nevlns, shipbu.lder. has pur-
chased a large plot on City Island TO
enlarge his yard. Through the Doug
las Robinson. Charles s.. Brown Com
pany he purchased from the City Real
Estate Company n frontage OF 100 feet
on Long Island Sound. extending back
400 feet. adjoining the Nevins property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
T.. =. CITY CORNER SALE.

The southeast corner Of Broadway
and Second avenue, Long Island City.
n plot l0oxS0, has been sold by the
greensboro Corporation for William
S.erich to a New York buyer.
Calm X Pittmar have sold to Sabato
race the plot. 60xi00. on the west side
OF Freedom avenue. about 9sj feet south
oil Belmont street. Queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
BROKERS' IN RECENT DEALS.

-. =. Butterfly was the broker in the
sale OF 3as TO 339 West Thirty-eighth
street for Mandelbaunl. Levine &
Kempner TO John J. Radley. who will
erect a twelve story building for the
printing and lithographing trades. The
property was held at $4,000 Four
floors OF the building have been leased
/, is said a small factory in Long Island
vas given IN part payment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
Inw,crs study Cummin. Law.

Attorneys for the Eastern railroads
who have met to discuss the effect ON
the rate schedules of the 'ummins law,
which does away with limited liability.
are to meet again this week, The In
terstate Commerce Commission is ex-
pectcd to set a date soon for hearing nj
the question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30

II Akerly Douglas & Co have opened
~ 242s Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, where they Will conduct a
general real estate and brokcrar" husi-
ness. Associated with Mr. Douglas are
ROY Hurry and II. ! Doug as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
MAINE.

TWO of the best camps in the state OF
Maine In tina, great health resort Of
Naples Bay. staples. Maine, one ON an
island; 1914 acres boat house. ice house,
tool house. interior pond that can he
stocked FOR private use all furnished and
ntted ready to step into, the other camp
IL on the shore IN tho rear Of tho nrst
and has % acres. garage. engine houS".
tool house and u gas plant. all ready TO
step into and furnished from cellar 90
attic: cost SO, 900 to huIld. building OH
shore camp was built by MIR. Wright ~
building man on premises N show %Darti"'
X box 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
$4,000 BROOKLYN APARTMENT,

Shampan & Shamran are preparing
plans for an apartment house 10 be
erected on a plot OF 60xlo0 on the east
side of Ralph avenue 100 feet south Of
Sterling place. for the T. 4 +. Realty
Company, as owners 10. cost 80 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
TRADING ~ wEsTCuEsTER.

Fish & Marvin have sold the corner
or Brewster and Feninorn roads. Scars
dale. y. V. to Miss May Derickson Of
Court. Garden city. l.. l. The
property is par; OF a tract recently taken
over by the Model House Company for
development with high class dwellings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
WAVERT.EY pI. v

wAVERLEY pt. W $, 40. n 1o.h vt. s5N7t-
Levi VI Erwin to tieo Ross 1872 W 1870
ct atty. oscar X Seitz. 81 We'll So.
-Geo Ross TO Cath A Ross. 1872 W 1870
ct. atty. oscar II Seiiz, 81 Wall ~. vi
lobTH ct. 95O W-Wm & Lester to Agnes
l. Lester. asa " i4ad -. sttys. STANLEY.
II VI, ~ Bway .,........... $500
7TH Az. n > cor non It. o.iiNio0-John
: Cram 81 a.. eNrs. 20 Broadway SAVINGS
lns,n. : park pl, ATTY. T @ Co 10
nvay ......... 81 5000
I'll Az. n . cor li0th 81, 20 liSlo0-Her-
bert q Einstein TO broadway savings
lns'n. Park pi. atty. T g co. LIS
Hwhy ........ .......t WV"
HAVEN Az. " $. 40 n from = i50th ~.
s6N irr"K. 7i.eSl0s 3-CoIumhia. Tru-i
co to Pniip n la Roche. iO1 Madison
Sv. atty, Y V Title ins Co. 1875 broad
way ....... s... ........ ...... ~ WV
At'Dt'poN AZ. n " cor ico,h -. l0oXioo-
McMorrow Engineering 4 constr co to
McMorroV building 60. III W i-''h =
af'ys Finch 4 g. ~ Liberty VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. March 20 -rhes army
orders were issued to-day.
Cant. W. Bryden, Field ARTILLERY. de
field artillery. Fort S!ll, Okla, rel.ey-
ing Fire, Lieut. II Mot Penne.l, Fitth
Field Artillery. who vii Join hts regi-
ment.
second Lieut. r. Morris, from FIN 90
First Infantry.
First Lieut.. u. @. Moore. " II G, 10
active duty and 20 Vancouver Barracks
Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ASQuAMlAkE, -o-s5+s-..:

one Of the most b~-aU'ifu v situated
camps m AXE TO rent for season. Large
livlng rooms, eight sleeping rooms. bath
room with running water. garage and toe
house Inquire OF OLIVER I HCSSEN.
nashua. y II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
RHODE ISLAND.
FOR SALE.

Mn. room furnished rottaEc and garage
on Atlantic ocean. other furnished sum.
mer cottages for sale or rent at ATCH
UiLL and nearby beaches
send FOR booklet.
FRANZ ". COY. Westerly, n 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New Jersey.
fair to-day. increasing cioudinrss to
morrnw: mn,Ierntr nnrthM est winh..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
OLD FIRM FORCED TO MOVE.

J. A. Delatour. lumber dealer. now ut
as Pearl street, has leased through y
+. Walsh the coal yard al 3sl Pearl
street for a term OF years. Delatour's
place Ia In the area TO be taken for the
court house site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
MECHANICS LIEN


ct. 1856 to l6s W-Bethlehcm Steel
co agt Julius Tishinan a Julius Ti'hmaIl
a Sons. Inc. OMnrrs l~ren"HaIl N.gl3.. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

MONTGOMERY ST. Sb n 8i-Hay- Walker
Brick &C aEt Hebrew kindergarten n
bay Nursery ct al. Sept ~, 1919 d. . SOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
IoNG ISLAND real ESTATE FOR sAIF
WATERFRONT BUNGALOW

WA lra-r y runiu uururuI,hrI bungalow.
al rmou's, water front. good boat
ing bathing and FISHING on Long lstuI.
season, ~ thu emit ct the season. In cas-,
party wishes 10 purchase, $3.50 OF the $500
Nil Dee allowed as Nrst payment Oh
ments, ; ", hos ld4 sun office.
FREEPORT WATER FRONT bungalows
ana houses $4,000 NJ also building plots on
Randal Hay ana Woodcirr Ray low
priccs, easy terms. send Tor particulars
JOuN j RANDALL 60, froepnrt, l. |
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-05
What 10 a Fair Rate?

We do not know what constitutes
basis for rate making and have never
heard of anyone who did claim to
know much about it, but If the pros
perity of the farm is a factor to b
considered and the railroad commits
sion concludes that an increase in
rates is necessary, we would prefer
that It come to us through articles OF
consumption on their journey from
the factory to the farm. We would,
for example, prefer that the rate on
hogs remain as at present and the
rate on meat bear the increase, for
any farmer can then avoid the burden
by raising his own meat, and a farm
er who will not try to raise his own
meat ought to be penalized. We
think the rate on coal and brick can
much better bear an increase than
the rate on cotton and -four. We
would prefer that the rate on plows
remain the same, and machinery,
pianos and such articles as the poor
or farmer cannot hope to possess bear
the burden Of increase.
The increase in rates should be 30
arranged that the farmer who lives
at homo will bear no part Of the bur
den, but let the farmer who boards
In other states and countries and
who feeds his stock in foreign lands,
pay the price of his folly.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-03-05
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS

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have now been taking Black Drauefa
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since began using It.
am so thankful for what Black
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