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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Mrs. A. w. Anderson Of Culdrum is
at St. Gabriel's hospital for treat
ment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Benjamin G. Billstein has taken a
position as clerk at the n. J. LaFond
grocery store. -,-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Arnold Smith of Perham and AL
Paddon have taken positions as assis-
tants with DR.. J. H. Newman, the
veterinary surgeon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Tonight the Elks lodge will cele-
brate the fourteenth anniversary Of
the organization Of the local club,
with a grand ball.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Everett Savage, who is troubled
with rheumatism, is taking the mud
baths at Jordan, this state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

WODARCZEK-T Mr.. and Mrs
Stan Wodarczek of the West side
Monday, April "a, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

VIM. Milnar, who recently gradu-
ated from the pharmaceutical college
of the state university, has taken a
position at G. 81. Browns drug store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

VIM. Leonard collected bounty for
full grown wolf at the court house
last Monday. - - s-7--:s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28
BORN

DELAHUNT-To Mr.. and Mrs
James Delahunt, Saturday, April o.
daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Mrs. Nelson, mother of Mrs. Frank
Withiam, who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is getting better.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

M. Martinson, formerly Of Little
Falls, was in the city on business yes
terday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28
MUNICIPAL COURT

Peter Benusa Of Bowlus was bound
over to the grand jury by Judge Lyon
Thursday afternoon Of last week on
a statutory charge. The hearing occu-
pied most of the day Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

A petition has been circulated by
the clerks in the local stores to have
them closed on Wednesday evenings
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

The city council will hold a regular
monthly meeting at the city hail on
Monday evening Of next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

John Broberg returned to his home
in Ripley after short visit in the
city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28
JUNIOR HIGH PLAY TONIGHT

students of the junior high school
will present the play tPrinces Chrys-
anthemum'' at the high school audi
torium tonight, beginning at 8:15. In
addition to the play number of boys
will give a wand drill and pyramid
work, which has been taught them by
Coach Liljedahl. The high school or
chestra will furnish several selections.
Following is the cast of characters
for the play:
Princess Chrysanthemum ..........
................ Vivian Swedback
Maidens, Attendants on the Princess:
IO-to ...... ....... Buelah Crosse
YUM Yum .......... Rose LaFOnd
Du-Du ............ Helen Longley
Tulip ........... jeanette Tanner
Fairy Moonbeam ....... Helen Ring
The Emperor What-for-Whi.
Warren Sims
Prince So-Tru ......... Mark Jensen
Prince So-Si ...... George Colombo
Top-Not, the Court Chamberlain. >.
........ Lester Wands
Saucer Eyes, the Wizard Cat. ...:
..........: Robert Gibson
Sprites Of the Nj ght, Courtiers, Popu-
lace, Attendants, Fairies, etc.
Act I-Emperor's Garden.
Act II-Cave Of Inky Night.
Act III-Emperor' Garden.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

GREISCH-To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Greisch of Rochester, Monday, April
"a, q son. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Camille st. Marie was operated upon
for hernia Monday at St. Gabriel s
hospital.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

ADAMS To Mr.. and Mrs. Marc
Adams Of Big Falls, Tuesday, April
525, It daughter. Mrs. Adams has been
il Little Falls for The past two weeks
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

Congressman Chas. A. Lindbergh is
in the city on business for a few days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28

cities on business Saturday and Sun
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28
Grand GRAND 4 ANb lfl|F }jR0RSFAR ATTRACTIONS BOOKED
DRAWN FOR JUNE TERM OF TIE
= DISTRICT COURT
HERE

Grand and petit jurors for the June
term Of district court we're drawn on
Tuesday by Clerk of Court Stoll,
Sheriff Felix and Geo. E. Wilson of
Royalton, Justice of the peace. The
list follows :zss:s ssss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-04-28
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING MON
DAY NIGHT

A meeting of the Fourth of July
committees has been called for next
Monday evening, to make further ar
rangements for the big celebration.
They will fix date on which to make
a canvass Of the city to raise funds
for the celebration.
The sun., 1916-08-23
NEW WuLYs.ovERLAND ISSUE.
Treasury stock of sIB,OOO.OOO Un-
derwritten w Bankers.

The underwriting OF slb,ooo.o0 ad-
aitional treasury common stock or the
WMvs-Oyerlaud Company by j. 3
Uachc a. 60. and &. ID. Barney & Co.,
announcement Of which was accom-
nanicd by a G point drop In that Is
sue Yesterday afternoon, IL explained ny
the company In "A statement made public
las, night. Tho money Is needed. II IL
declared. 10 enable the company 10 In
crease ~ equipment so that current
business can be handled,
Although more cars were sold In the
first half ~ the current year thai dur
ing the whole Of 1915. the company is
now about $4,000 cars behind In Its
deliveries. The $4,000, oUo cash to be
realized from the sale Of new treasury
stock, together with $40, coo, 900 Of quick
assets already ON hand. will bo relied
upon ,o finance the necessary expansion.
At the time Of Incorporation the issue
Of $4,000. 600 stock for this purpose
WAS authorized. and s22, 500 900 actually
has been sold 10 date, As the colnphnys
business grew Computed on the basis
~ earnings during the irst half OF
1916. earnings for the entire year should
amount to 40 per cent. on outstanding
common s'ock. including the present
addition of $4,000, 900.
No pnhlc Offering OF the additional
stock will be made until present stock
holders have had opportunity to sub
scribe for their respective proportions
of the issue at Sii "A share, and this
offer = being made to holders Of pre-
ferrcl as well as OF ommon although
the former have no legal right under the
charter to such participation.
The sun., 1916-08-23
arIpJrsT DWELLING SITES.

D L. Domnerlch Is understood to be
The buyer IL the fou story dwelling at
A. Eas, S.xty-ninth street, old recently
ty. Albert r. I~.esinsky. Mr.. Dommerich
A few months ago bought the adjoining
houses, So and 50. from Arthur Curtiss
James as a site for a residence. The
sas,erly one OF these houses Is but IS
fee, deep and would make q difficult
s,e to improve according to Mr.. Dom
merlch's plans. He Is said to have made
the adjoining purchase to straighten out
The site and, will nov build on the two
wsterly loNs, making n combined site
I,rloix irregular. The small dwelling
al 5. wil, probably be added to the Park
avenue corner recently acquired by
Henry 7, Dawson and the plot improved
ether with ore or two residences.
The sun., 1916-08-23
LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Av, %7i2-James Mccrsery
& Co ast Frederick Bsrusch ,Ac,ion 20
recover amount. &c.); attys. Gouli a
18TH sr, . in Of .,h AZ. ,sx
g9li.-The 0srmania Life ms Co az:
Sophie Oopenhcin,or foreclosure OF
mortEasel; atty.. Dulon a Ro,. a.
9s.Ii-seaman's Bank for Savings In the
city OF y Y ast Adoiph Altman ct al
foreclosure Of m%ortgagel: attys. Cad
wAhder, wickersham q Taft
MADISON ST. i:5--John W Minturn ast
Louis W Prayer ct al. foreclosure OF
.mortgage) atty. W G Heywood -
ssyinss in the cry OF y ast i,sac
ss'f Tah .''y'' c'd"''"der' w:es'F'hl"
VAN CORLEAR PL. n .. lots ioS and 100.
map .7ssA. 18th ward-Lioncl II Lenck
agt James y SeGrave ct al foreclosure
of m%ortgage): atty. G 8 Noyes.
i5STH ST. n " cor Forest av. G.sx1oo-
Thomas Mullisan ast Universal Holding
mo r.ss."s GO as,y ins Il Il Mayer a, foreclosure OF
WHITE PLAINS RID, es. ISL . 2toth o.;
?3sA5'.s. and white Plains I'd. e.s. ~
= 2t0th ~. 2ssNga. Mount Vernon
Trust Co agt Teresa Sa porita ct al tfore-
closure OF mortsagc): atty. J o NJ Van
Tassel.
LELAND Az. is~ss-Anseiicka Giisr,ch
agt Emma a Valentine et al; foreclosure
OF mortgage, atty. j II Hlldreth g.
is5rH ST. n q, $50 W Courtiandt av. Ihx
lo0--Generai Memorial Hospital Tor IN"
Treatment Of Cancer and Allied Diseases
ag. Louis Lese ct al. foreclosure OF
mortgage): atty. T McIlvaine.
The sun., 1916-08-23
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.1
SATISFIED
with name and address OF lenders
tOrneyJ

with name and address, of lenders At
torney.J
FULTON st, ?3i. being lots ! and 3 and
part OF two parcels, In map OF lots ON
MINI. G gsn ~ ISL, ! % SnSnss by Amos s. Con on
n map: IT,. s. r r; tsa'' Of lo oa. ! ! an; and
2. <7s. and w.. by land now or late Of
John Deismater. 40. March IS. 1910
Trust Co. trustee. VIII Wm Hodsdon;
- i Sai s s5:. r !; is: . v iii, i:f,h . Il ~; ;Ga
g to beg, Dec 20. .~isl5-Lusar Aberie.
.T - : :'' @. :i; TO a,' S.'i { ; 4 4 q R.s:;.;
FIFTH AVE. :: so:ii: ian 4, sss
?51io0. Nov 80. Isl4-Is2s Realty. corr.
is7th q n samuel Hoffman, and
:xr:: atty. Lawyers r st CO; 10
oREESwicH AVE. io;.,uC i iisS
Er!.., 90 ~GEsenwieh ave. to- Kari j
n Martin l. Ahrens. exrs; address: =
SAP j; . %::.S';,'iss,.W:;, i n%S
at: atty: TO k H:.' 4 s ri. f bx.y Orange; H.. i 90 q;
COLLEGE AVE, no. n W. cor ssth =.
!; is'f HAIRY ~s MACH. l. . ,,y:-M II : I K'ds s
7's ss., sGt u: Sun E. T." ,s g: s nass avg 3
Hemphill. Spring Lake. n J. to Yale
University. New Haven. Conn: atty. T
,sTT AVE. ri iHiiss,::7!S cor s..hi' st, $50 So 900
100. July 2s. l~siS-Louis A sheinart
to Milwaukee C%orrugating Co. MiIwau-
kee. wis; atty. Philip schick. 80 Mas.
LAWRENcE ST., s. ss.i W from ASS 5 :
l2sth at. 25.sxio0. April 20, i9Ol-John
C Weston TO Emigrant Indus Saws Bank
atty. T q & T Co, i7s Bway ...... IS. 900
HOUSTON ST. 3lt E, n 3. 2tllxss. 9x?t.l0x
S,+ on W .. Sept 81. islo-Max schlan-
With Of; address, s7s Aidu: St. .,..co
ssTH ST. n .. 275 W West End av. 75xi00. 5,
Dec ~. ls06-James Bradley and ano TO
Oscar r Meyer. committee OF Linda
Meyer; attys. Conklin q Rind. 81 Mas
sau st. $40, 500
The sun., 1916-08-23
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Investors Lead in Days Trad
'ing--Buy and Sell Flats
and Small Dwellings.
LARGER DWELLING SITES
n. p. Dawson and o. L. Dom
mericl Increase Holdings at
I Park Ave. and Goth st.

Investors were the leaders In yester-
DAVIS real estate buying. Most Of the
properties sold during the day were
taken fer their ncomea One Of the
mos, interesting OF the days doings was
the enlargement OF the dwelling sites at
the southwest corner of Park avenue
ard sixty-ninth street. now held by
Henry p. Dawson and .. l.. Dommerich.
several East side fats were among the
Manhattan properties which were Sc
e.,sd for Investment. Trading In The
sronx was entirely in the hands OF those
vino bought for the income produced.
The suburban market continues active.
Among the properties beyond the city
limits sold yesterday were n big tract
near Amityvllle. which will be made into
A, aviation fed, and a $4,000 house In
shs Rye section.
The sun., 1916-08-23

ALBANY, Aug. 22.-The following realty
corporations were Med here to-day
Tho Harclin Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan: capital, Is. 900: directors. David Fried
mann, iudolph Deibel and Max Wieder
The Simyar Realty Company. Manhat-
tan; capital. 1000! directors, AIianson =,
White, Daniel A. Lennon. Abraham SAT-
mr. and one other,
The Home Construction Company. Man
haitian: capital, 1900. directors. Simon
WoIk, Ida Weinstein and Milton Good man.
The Flicker Realty Company, ,trooklyn.
ca initial, SO. 900; directors. johann W. Mock,
Herman Flicker and Elsa r. Flicker.
The sill man Building COMPANY, Brook
iyn capital. 81 900: dircctors, Ernest =.
stillmsn, Ella 81. stil!msn and Legna N
Stillmsn,
The Ur.enlyn Realty Company. Brook
ivn cspitsi, s., 3oA. directors, Morris
Bickle. samuel saizman and David oro-
berg.
The sun., 1916-08-23
REALTY co. BUYS I'D Av. FLATS.

SECOND AvENCEc-Gustave Disch has
sold the two four story tenements on
pot 4l.7x6e.9, at 1919 and 1914 Second
Avenue. between Fifty-sixth and
F!.ty-seyenth strssts. to the 1073 and
1874 Second Avenue Real Estate Cor
poration.
WEST 18TH STREET-Frederick
Brown has sold 10 James II Roane SIS
West i7sth street. a five story nat on
plot 4l,sxl00. The buyer gave in ex-
change lo-l2 West 10Th street. Q
Central Park West, two Ave story Oats,
on plot ~50xl00.ll. The IL. c. Senior
Company was the broker in the deal.
LEMON AVENCE-Frederick Brown
has bought from the New England Sc
curi,y Company 81 Lenox avenue. .
I've story fiat. with stores. on plot SIX
100, near. ll5th street.
The sun., 1916-08-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
NnnhatNan.

3sTH ST. 6l7 W-Ludin Realty Co ast
Rosemary Realty Co. owner anu con.
lIhtNur- '''. '..'
lt5TH ST. $50 W. and 6s0-st 1T Nicholas
av--Hcnry Sa%galowitz ast Norman Real
Estate Corp. owner. Max Nathanson,
NonltaNtoE 49,
ORCHARD ST. t2-Joseph NJ HANDEL agt
John Doe. owner; Herman ston and
SclIg Seuberger. contractor. ....... SisI
9TH ST. 2l6 E-Poolle Co agt Lizzie X
Mooney, owner. George baur, con.
soTraa sr s;ca coh cs:ch.ii; q CO
aEt Reed Realty Co. owner. Welcher
bros. Inc. lesseos. ~ Schwoerer & SON,
Inc, contractors ............ s5So
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, = 2 c it2d 81. lO2Nlio
-Rapp Construction Co agt Newman a
Davis. Inc. owners and contractors 33.'t1
Bronx.
SEEDHAM Av. it5l-Joseph Balletta agt
Antonia and Bencdetta Cerretta, owners
and contractors tene~al.....,...SslsJ
Az. 20it-G Goldberg 4 sons,
Inc. agt Benny savio, owner; Marinucrt
d Colunno. contractors. ...... INV
The sun., 1916-08-23

eenncls laves Murray's, Wreck Lead,
ssS"s's W. every weekday, 2 - train san
DAY. s;:5 train. Far" $50. ". MIRRAY.
The sun., 1916-08-23
FIRMS CHANGE LOCATIONS.
Small and Large Concerns Leasing
stores and Lofts.

NJ. 4 L. Hess have leased additional, Of.
nee space In the Hess Building, at
Fourth avenue and Twenty-slxth street,
to the Universal Industrial Corporation.
who will have about 5000 square feet.
This room has been the only vacancy in
the building. twenty stories high, having
. rentable area Of 400, 900 square feet.
William A. White 4 Sons have leased
The building at IS East Eleventh street
to Herbert NJ. Patterson.
Herbert Hecht 4 Co. have leased for
seton Henry n Dou ;las Gibbons,
agents. the parlor store at % West Fifty
seventh street for a term Of years to Jo-
seph n Co. millinery and gowns, for
merry In the Casino Theatre Building.
j. b. English has leased to the Hamp-
ton Tire Works the store in 236 West
Fiftieth street.
Manning q Trunk have leased for a
term OF years the store and basement at
the southeast corner Of Broadway and
't~orty-ninth street to Ida Fuller. dealer
In and lingerie space at IL West
Forty-sixth street to Ellie Edinson. and
with Ames q Co. he building at 800
West Forty.irst street for william Gun
ther to Charles Il. Oracle for a term Of
years.
George r. Read 4 Co. have leased
OFFICES on the eighteenth floor Of the
Equitable Building to Z. r. sulxberger
on the NTH floor Of the Adams Building.
At 81 Broadway to Anthony Gibbs 4
Co. and on h second fioor of the
Beaver Building. at SO Beaver street. to
Williams q Parker.
white-Goodman have leased the hrst
loft at 12l Spring street to the f'ordham
Manufacturing Company and the Sec
ond loft to Samuel KATE at l30-l34 West
Seventeenth street NTH loft TO Samuel
Roth and at % East Twenty-frst street
seventh loft to the Padve-Liable Manu-
featuring Company.
The sun., 1916-08-23

r.L,-k;. Tvs Rsthman'a. Wreck cad, daily
LlllIIlI|d exc Mon and Fri . ";firair sun.
: % train. Fare 81 ~. j. lAfhiuan
The sun., 1916-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

nEE.Es.RscsiD,.; ~ h..a; :: car.
feeling weak. Dressed beef SOW ami
easier. ordinary TO choice native sides sc..
Ing at i2+s ui;isc. per 10.
tALNE>-RcC'ip,s. $50 head css on
sac Markei steady veais, .ticpl$ IS per
nessee calves. So; Western caves, nuS-5.
city dressed vea!s steady at l'S-ie per
'e's GoaniEy ares,Sd DO. ddgi,G, r,,,x A.
r. ~ II! + p; ;a 800 "a. : = e KIP r. r :.A::,.
sanders, %. y .gnsiSS|, . ,is'is: T. ,ss.
ws.,Srn CAVES, 3:I5, ,s:s. 10, 49, o..
SHEEP AND La MBs Receipts. 400
fraction lower. lambs very SLOW and selling
+on SOC. lower. with . number Of cars UNI
sold. Common TO fairly prime sheer, tew:.,
lambs, tssoaiisc GO; culls. Egs, Dressed
mutton essi,r az liai+c. per ID. dressed
Sale. %robin & shannon. ,.7 Kentucky
::i, 20, to:75; ,s?6, 90, N.5o;. :ss: ss,
.r s,an : sss w 1om yaTs'n ia * S. stais; , Hsfn'
81, ,Gi'sc, :.S. q, Hos :55. g. ,i0:;:
IS sheep, g ! eu!ls. q, ta:so. newton s
81 2, i.5, $50; 5, 81. t5; ; cuil.. Is. %,
McPher.on. 4 Go. .,a's Monday, ?:l Ohio
"o',y N't.IpNs avs "N"'' N"' v"
saies-G.aic, Monday. $. Sanders. g,
ins h 1ossn, =: go o'f lbs. ",, s.is' VI per 100
Other cities Live stock Markets.
,,'o @'oN 80 GOO Aug h,rhaI. -h nas, H Sc 81
iii5. light 80 7Cali. 30; mixed. i%ioto1
iasiSS: 9 p,s. s' .isScs'ssa ''''' rough ''os''
cattle receipts. 7.oOo; slow and lower.
Reeves. Faiiio; !stockers and feeders,
- : ..atIa anl ~ q g III, "a A..
shr5p"Keceipt. $4,000: weak. weth.-..
.stouh, ewes, 3:5g7.5o' lambs. Ea
II. LOUIS, Aus, 22.-Hos.-Recelp,s.
1880: ltq?Sc, higher than yesterdays
cattle Receipts. $500; steady. Native
bsGt steers; GnioIS; y]esriinS steer. and
steers, IS 5o9sko; prime southern steers,
$50; COWS and heiteIs, .+.o4s prime
Sheep Receipts, 1900: steady Lambs,
Ing ewes Taic; y%esrlinx swe., ,7,:O%s
ceI kHNSf = oc %i'f ia ! ASHs' hish.l h"s'I nats.
.Gi1alSso, heavy ,Noai6so; packers
and entIs"rT, TH'o''o' Light hOS0a
" ca,',lD""es i ,iilS@ 1000. including 900
SouthernS, steady u Zoe. lower, Prime
fed steers, f.75USe5. cows. 81 60YT25.
hoifcrs, $50 10. stockcrs and feeders, 3eu
). bulls. 81 25Ns. u.s., calves. So II.
Sheep-teCeipts, 1000; steady to CSC.
lower Lambs. $40 25dlOs5; yearlings. ~
ISIS: wethers. E?5gs. ewes. 3G75u
$50.
EAST RvrFAIO. Aug. :a-csue-Re-
ceipis. 400; dun.
veals- Receipts. 1876; sctiv-. n5onis.
Ei?So li4o MIXED, III >Oa ii.t5; York
crs. 1875: pigs. aloaio":t; roughs. $3.50
10 90 stays. fnsbO.
sheep and La mbs -Receipts, 1000: sheep
active. lambs slow. Lambs. !aio7b; year
llngs. t5houg. wothers, t,7Ius. ewes
tm so; sheep, mixed, &~;bou7.75.
CINCINNATI. Aus, 2?-Hogs- Receipts
800; slow. Packers and butchers. &lN
HE: common 10 choice, s,50 65, pigs
and lights. $500 10. u. stays. iTns
cattle Receipts, 800. dull. Steers. $50
shecp--nccsip,s. 1900; weak. Lamb.
weak, tbull,25,
PITTSBuRG. Aug, ce-Catu"-stesdy
supply light, Choice. S5ogs; prime. - %
AIS.
" sheep steady: supply Hight, Prime
weth"rs. 8 clils and ommon, s3.j0
as: lambs. tTll; veal calves. si?nl2 80
Hogs Higher, receipts 4 double decks
workers.. u ,s51iiN6. iisil Workers, SIS. 81
oil; pigs. tS.75@io 10; roughs. aybods.75.
The sun., 1916-08-23
LEASES.
Manhattan.

LUDLOW ST. 81. al!-Philip SHERMAN TO
paV,a G1esnie', ana eno, % LUDLOW ~. .
felt. 225 Monroe 1T, $500
ST. lO3 W. all-Saml | LYMAN to
ny Rossnoaum and ano. ~? Lenox av:
Aronron. AS Bway .............. ~. 900
Az. n W cor Manhattan 1T. 5lix-.
ali-Wm Sheehan to Edward Il Murphy.
address. is0th st and i?th av.. 49,. $500
18TH st. lts w. store-Annis $ Medlin to
Abr Addison and ano. l7 Hester st.
t7-l2 yrs from July /. 1915: atty. Abr J
Hsiprin. ~ Park row ......,...... $500
10TH ST. a56-35s W. ail--American Dlstrib.
u,inG Co to Michl q Gilholy ct al, sl7s
Decatur av, 10 yrs from Sept !, 1915;
atty. Irving Katz, is Wall ST.. $500
ssTH ST. ?52-2St w. all-John y Mccaf-
frey to Charlotte Meyer. 252 w 3sth st.
yrs from Sept |. 1916: address J u Me
CaRrey. 2l3 w l0Ath st. ...,.,... $500
The sun., 1916-08-23

eA0l 0YYl leaves SUNDAY from Grand 81,
ONUsSss" 100 IN and central ut ; 4
q m. Thurs Grand -. 6 30 and Central : n. IN.
The sun., 1916-08-23
Buys mig VERONA PROPERTY,

,, NJ Soule has bought from Percy
s''' a tract on the west side OF Sun
p "N'AIe and extending through To
,I"', avenue, Verona, ". J. 1t has
49, D'a' 'i'1'dge Of 500 feet and Is oppo-
~, TIE tf"unds Of the Montclair Golf
ssn 49, NJ Soule purchased from the
nv" 49, oWi'' the plot l25x300 on the
m. Si'f "t sunset avsnu adjoining
~. ""I'mS estate, T.. VI. Crawiey q
Nv" oi Apniclair made both sales.
The sun., 1916-08-23

plkEx leaves Iamps and Fahrenhorst Dock
'N"Vs Uformeriy achmiit,. Freepor,. sum
. 20. Thurs. & sa, 7:tb a NJ Fare.
including bait, el.eb. Capt. John Valentine.
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$4,000 RYE ESTATE SOLD.

neckscher n he Saulies have sold the
roperIy Of j. II. Ward on Highland
800 rye, y. Y, to Henry Kryn. II
..ptss'" OF a modern Colonial house and
sryu, W." acres, laid out In attractive
nnounps and gardens, The price paid Is
exported 4, be about $50, 900.
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Aug s..s.yrs. 8 p. O.; atty. N = Title Mts
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

VIII AV. o. AIS 15tth Of, rs. 6xl0o-
Althea II Ward, trustee, TO Rachel Loew-
enthal. 22 Mt Morris Park west .Sl3. 500
RUTGERS ST. 4s-Frederick woehr to
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. 81
Chambers st; atty. f. J Mcclure. 81
Chambers ct $4,000
RUTGERS ST. 60-Emil woehr to same,
81 st; atty. ame......S?s 900
ST LAWRENCE Az. e q. rs n wsstchester
Az. 1880 and other property-Northern
Bank of. n by Supt OF Bank to Vir-
Einia - l. Mulligan. 1911 Arthur av. ASH
g. mtgs; atty. virginia u l. Muliigan,
LOT ~, blk "a. map Morris P~ark-Chas
J ogden, exr. TO Mary J ogden. 62s W
1l4th st: atty. 7 q q T Co. l76 Bway 81
yers Mts co to vaientine Il Muller, 2 Il
66th st; atty. Lawyers Mtg Co, 60 LIB.
cry 81 I'm O0
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INVESTORS LEADING BUYERS.

FRANKLIN AVENCE-James T. Barry
has sold 20 an investor 1892 Franklin
avenue. five story apartment on plot
S1sxlh0. A f-w days ago this prop
erty was sold by Catherine Darling to
the Gramont Construction Company.
EAST 10TH STREET - Stephen H..
Jackson has sold TO Ira wollison the
~" story apartment house. on plot
lqs,SYi.s. comprising the block front
or 40 north s.de o. i7sth street. be-
teen Belmont and Hughes
EAST 10TH STREET-James T. Barry
has bought the plot. i0Oxl00. on the
north side OF l40:h street. 100 feet east
Of Wa nut avenue.
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lII luIir Bass, Rass. bass! INs Whles
all AN ILL Dock, Wreck Lead, EVERY
DAY ENC. mon. Fare 5. %.
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. LARGEST AVIATION FIELD.
American Aircraft Co. Buys $50
iAcrcs Near Anti VILE, L. !.

A trac, Of $50 acres on the shore Of
Great South Bay. Jus: south OF Merrick
road, between Hawkins and Strongs
creeks, near Amityvllle. l.. l.. has been
purchased from the Copiague Realty
Company, through the Swift Tarbell
aerncy. by the American Aircraft Com
pany. Workmen are now engaged on the
ground. converting II into what will be
us largest aviation field in the Unitsu
states. The field will be inclosed by .
YEN foot wire fence. A large clubhouse
VIII b erected In addition to Hangers
tor the, accommodation Of both zero
planes and dirigibies.
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ANOTHER GARAGE FOR HEIGHTS

To accommodate the increasing num-
Der Of pleasure automobiles on WASH
inGton Heights. Emma Holding Is pre-
pairing to erect q garage. two stories
high. n the east side Of Haven avenue.
81 feet south of l7lst street. II Ia to
cost $4,000 and will cover an area
2~5.10xs5.6. John Hooper designed II.
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nnnln11l Bsas-Rss Leaves tounv's
kII\NkkI po'k, Wreck Lead pHtlv cyc.
NUunUlll Mou 6 a. train SUNDAY : Is
tram. Fare 81 -. CIV Wilson