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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

If man is worthless, the fact that
he belongs to fine family is not
important.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

Matrimonially speaking a baseball
catcher isn't always a catch.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

If an old man wishes to get himself
disliked let him marry a young girl
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

The best evening ties are those that
keep married men at home after dark.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

If you are fixed for life the insur-
ance agent will fix you for death.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

Fat women retain their husbands
better than lean ones.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
How II Happened.

The Venus of Milo explained.
Wore EN- off with wrist watches, u
she cried.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

After lie has prevailed some men
call 1t the truth.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

A light heart lives long.-shake-
speare.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Its Nature.

rs this condiment hot?"
at can't be; it's chilly sauce."-Bal-
timore American.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The City Council held their regular
meeting last Monday evening with all
the Councilmen and Mayor present
The bonds of all the city officers were
read and accepted The Ordinance III
regard to the speed limit was then
taken up. The Clerk was ordered to
draw up new Ordinance amending
the old one SO that it would read fif-
teen instead of eight miles per hour.
Z. A. Blanchard appeared before
the Council in regard to the purchas-
ing the old grammar school grounds
and building for city hall and park
No action was taken in this matter
and furthermore the Council stated
that they would not act until they
were petitioned directly by the tax
payers, as this purchase would certain
ly mean an extra levy The building
and grounds can be bought for the
sum of $3.50.
The order heretofore made to en-
force the Ordinance excluding fe-
males, minors and Indians from the
wine room was let stand as ordered
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
IMPORTANT

Palmer, Secretary, who is spending =
few days at the property, Manager
L. J. Schrader, Mine Superintendent
Joe Perry, Assayer Charley Porter and
c. r. Olsen, Mill Superintendent.
Giving us the glad hand, they one and
all exerted themselves in showing US
all over the plant, describing in de
tail from the rock crusher. through
the different rolls, elevators and si2ers
to the different teaching tanks, the
agitation tanks, showing the solution
as it runs into the tanks just above
the precipitation tanks which are load
ed with zinc shavings, which catches
the gold and silver As soon as any
one OF these ceases bubbling it has
done its work that is. it is loaded with
gold, the zinc is then taken into the
melting room. where thss.zino is sep
arated from the gold and silver, which
is run into bars.
Judging from the size of the molds,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03

Manager Schrader expects to ship
some good-sized bars OF gold and sill
yer. Everything goes through the
mill by gravity, no handling of the
pulp by shovel or hand, which un-
doubtedly makes very low working
cost Judging from what was shown
us regarding the values of the ore as
lie starts into the crusher, and the
value OF the tailings, very high saw
ing is being made and as the mill has
been planned. for economic work
there is certainly a fine profit in each
ton of ore run through it.
The mine is some three-eighths of
mile around the side of the hill from
the mill with which it is connected by
a car tram. the loaded cars running
TO the mill On the gravity system,
dumping into the ore bins just above
the rock crusher. In returning the
empty care to the mine, mule power
is used.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03

Pittsburgh Mine Shnth h of One Of rdas
OF Yrngon District

They are now running through the
mill 70 to 80 tons of ore every day. The
mill is certainly up to date in its con-
struction. Much credit must be given
to those drawing the plans and con-
structing the mill as well as to those
furnishing the funds. Having about
five years ore in sight in the mine, it
looks as though those who have
brought about the present condition
are to receive just reward for all of
their hard work and money invested,
and that the big Yerington district
will be shipping thousands of dollars
every year il gold and silver, and have
reputation as a producer of those
metals as well as copper.
The company is represented by the
following officers: 5. H. Mckee,
President: Augustus Vignos, Vice.
President; H. w. Mcintosh, Treas
urer; R. ]. Palmer, Secretary. The
head Office is Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
n
By Z. J. COOPER.

Geo. A. Campbell, Manager, and
Hal Lemon, field man of the Truckee
River General Electric Co, motored
down from Reno last Tuesday on their
way to the Pittsburg Dolores Mine
stopping long enough in Yerington tn
have lunch at the Knierim house, and
picking up the writer, convinced
on their way. arriving at the mine
about 3 p. m after most delightful
ride over good roads, although the
last three or four miles is some up
grade" but the 40 h. p. car had no
difficulty in negotiating it. We found
the camp most pleasantly located
amid green trees, wild flowers and
rock bound gulches.4 forming a most
pleasant contrast TO most of the min
ing camps of The desert State
At the camp we found Mr.. K. !.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
STARLIGHT GROUP LEASED

Walter Taubert, Frank Kleg and
john Anderson have taken Il lease or
the Starlight claim on the old empire
Nevada group from J. +. Gelder and
are going full blast They have attain
ed depth OF Is feet and have already
found some very good prospects.
They expect tc frd the real copper
ore deposit at a depth of about 50
feet. according to the prospect made
by the Miami Copper Company year
or so ago with the diamond drill The
present leasers have Fairbanks
Morse hoist working on the property
and intend to do some extensive de
velopment work
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
TOMORROW IS OUR
NATAL DAY

The citizens of Yerington, through
good live committee, have arranged
mighty fine program for the Ma
tional Holiday A good exciting base
ball game is promised for the after
noon OF the 4ll, while a parade, head
ed by the local l. O. o. f. Band, will
start the activities OF the 5th off in
with National airs. The remainder
of the day will be taken up with ex-
ercises, horse racing, foot racing and
good, clean amusements.
The program follows:
Sunday, July 4, baseball game be-
tween the Schurz Indians and the
Yerington nine Game called at II m.
Horse racing Immediately follow
ing the baseball game.
Before the horse races at the track
there will be a match foot race be-
tween Dan Mcleod and Don Warren,
distance 100 yards. So far there has
been considerable betting as to the
outcome of this race.
Trotting races, free for all, three
eighths mile dash.
Saddle horses, quarter mile.
Amateur saddle horse races.
Monday, July
Grand street parade headed by the
|. O. o. F. Band, at 10 a. m, follwed
by speaking exercises.
p M, footraces and street sports.
Foot racing.
Free for all, 100 yards.
Free for ALL 90 yards.
l4yearold boys.
1l-yearold boys.
8-year-old races.
6-yearold races.
Woman's race, so yards.
l4-ycar-old girls.
ll-year-ld girls.
8-year-old girls.
6-year- girls.
Spud race for women
Hose race.
Ring spearing contest.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03
he HAS FAITH in
HIS TOWN

John Ross has commenced rapid
construction on rev building on
bis lot between McDonoughs store
and the Central Garage The building
will be of reinforced concrete and will
be used for q store building when
completed. There is always some
thing doing IL the little city of Yer
ington in the building and improve
ment line
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-03

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Celia Knierim, the charming
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Knierim, to Mr.. Acy Boyer a popular
young man of Ycrington. The we'd
ding will take place at the home of the
brides parents Sunday evening, July
a, 1915, at o'clock.
, 1915-08-28

81. CtUlA STATION
London, Aug 2Glh-No British official
announcement hns been issued rognr ding
the recent bombardment Of Zeebrngge.
According to a German oficiul statement
tho British fleet fired sixty to seventy shots
mt the coastal fortitications Mt Z~eebrugge,
killing one person and wounding SIX, three
Belginns being wounded by stray shells, but
40 mntcrial damage was done.
A Russian ot1icial communiqnc SAYS, IN
the direction Of Jurohstudt md Dyinsk on
Monday there was fighting with alternating
success. In the district of Koyno to WILMA
ON Sunday night and Monday the enemy
continued his pressure but our troops held
back the offensive, Between the B0br and
the Nnrew we fell back from our general
positions on the left bunk Of tue Bobr and
evacuated on Sunday evening the fortiGcu-
tions at Ossowetz. On Sunday night and
Monday worry stubborn attacks by the enemy
continued il the region east OF Bielsk aud
along the sectors on the front OF kleshtshele,
Wisokio and Brest-Lltoysk. Nolw.thstunI,
ing the numerical superiority Of the enemy
lie was repnlsed with great success by our
infantry, supported by cavalry, and we cup
tured some prisoners and quick firing guns,
tins success facilitating considerably our
occupation Of new positions on the right
Dunk of the Bug. On Sunday night we
stopped un attempt by the enemy to resume
The offensive in The direction Of K0yel. La
the Pushchn region the battle begun on
Monday still continues"
A German official communicate states:
''Field Marshal Won H~indenburg in battles
east and south Of Koyno has captured 8
, 1915-08-28

Customs, American o Ulcers TO control the
Haitian army aud p oIice forces, tile dis
armament of all revol utiol aries, Mole ST.
Nicholas to be a nav al base, Haiti not to
allow other nations t eritorial rights, aud
the establishment Of an American protector
rate. Admiral Cnperton has ut present
under his ommand in Haiti 1900 sailo.s
and marines.
New York, Aug. 26th-Negotiations be-
tween Brown Brothers and the French Gov
errmcnt for a French c,mmerclal credit Of
twenty million dollnrs have been completed.
Three vessels OF the United Stutes Navy
have been ordered to search for the steam
ship "M%arowijne', belonging to the Uuited
Fruit Company. which is supposed to have
foundered III the Gulf OF Mexico during the
recent hurricane.
st. Thomas, Aug. 26th-Cable between
Ponce, Porto Rico, and Jamaica repaired, re-
stoIing duplicate communication with Janai-
Gu and points beyond bv this Company's lines.
, 1915-08-28

year from 1st April 1918 TO 31st March 1916:
SID Item \. rte Sa1iary Department
is granted:
10. For a sanitary inspector in Christian
sted, salary ........ FIRES, l,2O0.O0
Amendments must be sent in latest on the
day Of the meeting at II noon.
The Chairman (StakeDtdnn) elRcIdated,
that no amendments had been received. He
would ask 2nd Member fol Christiansted
Town (CauegAta) to act ns Secretary for the
balance of the meeting, rs the Secretary
(Nielseu) had left.
HIS ExceIlency the actg. Ex-Governor
(Baau4al4D recommended the Draft for
adoption, it had been recommended by the
Sanitary Authorities and by the Municipal
Committee.
3rd Crown Member (frtlto) considered
the moment inopportune for the appointment
Of a Sanitary Inspector, particularly when
we had reason 10 believe, that such measures
viii be Introduced later on by the Home
Government; we could therefore copy the
example of FrederIksted in waiting, III the
meantime the work can be carried on by the
Police, which has always given satisiaction.
AS no one further demanded the word,
the Chairman (S14hema0n) put the Money
BlIl to the vote. 4 voted for, 7 against, 4
not voting.
The Chairman (StaheD1aun0 declared the
motion lost.
The Meeting closed at 2.45 pm,
, 1915-08-28

0AriBtiansted, st. GroAK.
Saturday, 28th August, 1915.

1t gives us pleasure to state that the En-
t%crtuinment, held in ST. Johns School House
on Thursday night, wns u great success. The
attendance was good and the Entertainment
itself excellent. The acting OF The young
amateurs was surprisingly good, md the
way IN which some OF them spoke their
words gives promise that these young people
will prove themselves very useful in future
in dramatic entertainments of Il more ambi-
tious nature. The tnble0ux were very pretty,
and those representing Glover heads aud
the "bnbes in The wood" were really excellent.
We congratulate Miss Enid Watson, the
head Of the entertainment, and Nil her willing
workers, and hope that another effort on
their part may soon be on hnnd for lho en-
tertaiument OF a public which has little to
amuse it.
The s. s. "Punmn" viii leave New York
90 "Wednesday, lst Sept, for Guudeloupe,
Martinique and Barbados.
The s. :. "Korona' will leave New York
on Saturday 4th Sept, for all ports.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-11

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-11
WHITE GOODS

Is Pieces Psse Crepe-WInc pink Light blue and floral de
signs. Wei worth 2Jc. Special Tor This sale The yard Ct
32-ine lite Madras SAjrting. Special for ths sale, lt
10 Pieces New White Voes ana 0rgandes-SuabIe OF Shl
waists and Dresses Extra special for this sale at The yard zzc
Piece 90-lnch Linen Sheetingeguar 25 value Special
Piece 90-Inch Linen Sheetir5A regular Sl5 value. Spe
Cia lol ilS Sale PHO
One Lot Of White Goods-ConsSng of White Lawns BalsteS
and OXiords Regular 2c and 35 values Special for this sale
Pieces Pinch Table Damask-Re9Iar SD retailers Spe
cia for this sale the ward 9Sc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-11
LOT NO. 6

Ladies' Teddy Bear ,binatons--Lades Chem
Use Gowns OF nansooks, crepcs and muslin trim
med in laces and embroidery, some with handeTn-
broidered yokcs. Exceptional values for the WON
who appreciate fine lingerie Specially priced
for this sale
at 90 cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second part.)
DoNutOWu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Wc>t Side Dwelling for We'd
ding Gift-Buildcrs Buy on
University Heights.
LIBERTY BANK LEASES

Trading m real estate Yesterday was
,,,,i,ed. but rather interesting. In Man
,,,,,p The hest sale closed involved a
YVES, side dwelling which Is to he a
,sddiue pres nj from tho purchaser to
brs daughter. In The Bronx builders
.bowed continued activity by purchasing
largo n'o, Of land IN the University
,t.,cb,s section which will he improved
ri,b ,nartmert houses. Nv other Sec
,,ons o, Manhattan and Tho Bronx in
,ts,ors and builders took over well
,oca,ed hut moderate priced parcels.
Wb,e no new plans for buildings werc
sed in Manhattan. announcement was
made ~ s%everal good sized buildings
,oo, IN h. erected. In The Bronx four
more 'euemsnts were projected accord
inc 10 plans filed for a total cost OF
zoos. 900. The leasing branch continues
unusually active for this time of year,
number Of interesting transactions
a ire been closed yesterday. Notable
sronc them was a lease for large space
IN lie Equitable Building. where the
Liberty National Bank will make its
new homo. and a lease to downtown
pr,u,ers M q new building near the
Pennsylvania station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. ny the Grace Of God. Fres
and Independent.
To Edward Alexander Millar
Margaret Millar Powelson
Millar Burrows
Edwin Grant Burrows
Douglas Burrows
the heirs and next Of kin OF Margare,
Hughes Miilar. deceased. SEND GREET
lNG.
whereas Margaret Millar Powelson. who
resides at No. $40 Park Avenue. New York
sides at Csc Potomac Avenue. Buffalo.
y. Y, have lately applied to the surro'
gates Court OF our County OF New York.
to have certain instruments In writing.
relating to both real and personal! prop.
ertv. duly proved as the last will and
Millar.. who was at the time OF her death
a resident OF the County OF New York.
deceased. =,
Therefore. you and each OF you are cited
to show cause before the S~urrogates' Court
Of our County Of New York. at the Hall Of
the 14th day Of June. one thousand nine
hundred. and fifteen. at hslf-past ten
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day, why
the said will and testament should not he
admitted TO probate as a will OF real ana
personal property.
the seal OF the Surrogate Court
of the said county of New York
to he hereunto arixed.
Witness. Honorable John p. Co
H.. 81 halan. a Surrogate Of our said
County Of New York; a. said
the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and rrecn.
DANIEL J DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Cunadrer orduna. sailing to-day for
Liverpool, Will take mall, closing at $40
\, NJ, for Europe Except Germany, Aus
tria. Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey.
Africa, West Asia and tho East lndl"s
The Holland-Amcrica steamship Moor.
dam. sailing to-day for Falmouth and
Rotterdam. will take mail. closing a. $40
A. NJ. for the Netherlands. Germany,
Austria. Hungary ana ~Iuxemburg: also for
other countries whom specially addressed.
The white star liner Arabic. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. VIII take mail. clos
ing AT s:30 \. NJ for Europe 'cNccp' Cor.
many. Austria. Hungary. iuNemhurg ana
Turkey, Africa, West Asia and tho East
Indies.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liner Fred-
erik VIII. sailing tomorrow Tor thrE.
tiansand. will take mail, closing At ~
A. NJ, for NORWAY, sweden. Denmark GER
many, Austria. Hungary and Russia also
FOR other countries when specially al
dressed.
The French liner R~ochsmhesu. sailing
Thursday for Bordeaux, Will take mail
closing at : A. NJ. for France, Rumania'
Bulgaria, Servia, Switzerland. italy, spain
Portugal, Egypt. Greece. Brit'sh india
British East Africa. Slam. Malta, tlhrai
tar, CeyIon. straits settlement. pu'rh
East Indies. West Australis ami Persia
also other countries except Germany,
Austria. Hungary, L~uNemburg and turkey
when specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18

wASHINGToN. May 1.-THE survey shin
Hannibal has arrived at survey grounds
despatch boat Dolphin ~ New York, crui-
ser Washington on mouth OF PanuCo River,
collier Abarenda at Olongapo, destroyer
Farragut at san Pedro. collier Nereus al
Boston. tender Severn, tug Potomac and
submarines -. &c, Ga, c. and CO at
Crlstobal, gunboat Machias at Progreso,
collier proteus at Sewalls Point, eunboat
at Manaanillo, cruiser New or
leans AZ Guaymas and gunboat Chatta-
uooga at target grounds.
The gunboat Galveston has sailed from
chin -kiang for Kiu-kiang, collier Nanshau
iron, San Diego for san Francisco. cruiser
cleveland from san Francisco for San
Diego, collier Jason from san Diego for
Nanzanillo. tug Iroquois from San Diego
for Man1anillo, collier Nero from San Fran
cisco for Manzanillo, cruiser Cincinnati
from Shanghai for Nagasaki, collier Mars
from Cristobai for Philadelphia. cruiser
olympia from Progreso for Key West.
monitor Tallahassee from Norfolk for New
York, Yacht Maynow~r and cruiser Rslti-
more from Hampton Roads for New York.
ruilicr Vulcan from Beirut for Dedea-
Catch. cruiser Washington from mouth ~
pinuco River for Vera Cruz, Eunboat RAJ
cigh from Tabarl BAY for Guaymas and
cruiser colorado from San Diego for west
coast of Mexico,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. May l1-These army
orders were issued to-day:
Major II. =, Howard Fourteenth Cav
airy. detailed in Q"uarterrnaster Corps as
assistant to general superintendent trans
port service at san Francisco.
First Lieut.. O., II. Norton, Coast Artillery
Corps captain Ordnance Department., to
report to commanding ofhcer coast de-
fences. Long Island Sound. for assign
ment.
First Lieut.. IL. r. Councilman, Coast
Artillery tcaptain Ordnance Department..
TO report to commanding officer coast de-
fences OF sandy Hook for assignment.
First Lieut.. e. \. Eaton, Coast Artillery
ordinance Department., to report to COM
maudipg officer coast defences OF Boston
for assignment.
First Lieut., l.. u Booth. Coast Artillery.
to coast defeuces OF Chesapeake Bay.
First Lieut.. +. l., Perego, Coast Artillery,
to cuast defences at oahu.
First Lieut.. +. O.. Deluno, Coast Artillery,
to coast defences of Panama,
Second Lieut. y, II johnson. Coast Ar
,illcry, from Fifty seventh Company TO
first Lieut.. e. T. smith. Fifth Field
Artillery. TO San Francisco as Inspector
instructor Held artillery OF militia OF Call
Co'. =. Il Mccoy. Thrtie'h Infantry,
report to commanding General Eastern
department for assignment,
COL Edwin A. Root. from sixteenth to
MAJOR ii ". Sickle, Engineer Corps,
from Wilmington, y. G, to Baltimore. Nd
Major 4. ". Williams, Engineer Corps,
from Fort Leavenworth to Portland, ore.
IlNut-CoL. Herman e. Schumm, Coast
Artillery. TO retired list,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In MAN.
haitian, The Bronx and BROOKLYN,
lat ~ vESEY STREET.
BY Joseph +. Day.

A ~ vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18th ST, c26-5? l.. $ :. $50 W I'd av,
box1oo5 to 5tth 81 tec3-el xi.5xlo0.5
N.5Nl00.5: brewery NJ Flannery agt
& Doelger ct al; due. s2o.67s.sl: taxes.
&c, $500; sub to pr mtg 3s2. 900; to tho
plaintin. over prior liens. ...... Sl7,50o
lat 3eos THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Henry Brady.
Az. sol and s53, n W cor 2to.h
~, ssNllSN irrec, Ave } sly tnmts and
stores-Herbert Beach ct al agt ] T
Doyle ~ al: due, s2il72.ej: taxes. &c.
S,5s6.2o; to the plaintiff. ....... 81. 900
BY Charles 4. Berrian.
BARNES Az. = e cor wickham av, s5.2x
sl.6x5OxS7.s- M c Mcknight sgt Vincenzo
Manzione ct al; due. 81, 406.si taxes. &C,
s3s.23; to Joshua ALDERMAN. .....s 81. 500
BY Anthony V. Caggiano.
I'D Az. t0jl-j7, W :, 100 n l74th st. 21S
Y to Bathsate av l742-6O). i've s sty
mats and vacant; sherin's sale Of all
right, title. &c, which II ID Rosendorf
had on Mar ~, 1915. or since; to
Abraham Pollock.
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
BY Nathaniel shutter.
LOT ~, blk sos, sec Is-Jno @ Hogan
aEt Jas II O'Beirne ct al: to the plain
1855
BY W j. McPhiliamy.
FLOYD ST. n =. III II g Nostrand av,
26SloO-Henry VI Diehl ct al agt Louisa
Diehl ct al; to Reizenstein ........s5,Sa
DEAN ST, $ $. so II e Franklin av. a0xSO
Eleanor /. Grimes agt Rita Aitken o,
al; TO Sarah A Sweedler. ........ So 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS SALE.

william H. Chesel rough and John n.
crimmius have sold to the 1910 Uni
versi,v Avenue Company a plot Of .2j
feet on the cast side of University We
nue. north Of Feathcrbed lane. which
IS to be improved with four apartment
houses. the completion OF which will
represent an investment of close to
s3OO.000. Plans for the structures a
been ordered from Emory Roth and the
kreymbors Architectural Company. The
sale closes out the last holding in the
sectton Of a syndicate which bought
part NJ the Ogden estate II sold by
auction 92o lots in June, 1907.
klrz Il Uren have sold for the Benen-
son Realty Company, 373 and 375 East
18th street, two five story flats, each
on lot 27Xl00, and have also sold for
Rerenson Realty Company the seven
story factory building at 24-25-sS Down
ing street, between Bedford and Blocker
streets on plot 60X75.