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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22

Mechanicsburg. Pa, Feb. 22.-By
the death of Lemuel Ross. in Dills-
burg. on Sunday. a circle of old fami-
lies is broken and brings to light a
peculiar incident. He was one of five
friends, all of whom are so years old
or near the mark, and all were born
in Rossville within one hundred yards
of each other. Playmates in child
hood. the friendship continued through
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
ATTENDING CONVENTION
.Shscial 70 the Telegrrth

Tower City, Pa, Feb. 2l.-The Rev.
and Mrs. F'rankenfield and Misses Au-
gusta Hawk, Eva English and Bessie
Heintzleman, and NTessrs. Harper IN
derkoffer, T. NJ. Klinger and William
Tallman are attending the convention
of the Lutheran Sunday school at
OrwigsburS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
SERMON TO p. o. s. OF 4.


Jonestown. Pa, Feb. 22.-On Sun
day evening members of Camp No.
25S. 2. O. 5. of A., met at the hall and
marched to the Lutheran Church,
where, together with the Civil War
veterans of the town. they listened to
n sermon by the Rev. George +.
DeiSher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
MAKES HIS WILL, THEN
SHOOTS HIMSELF DEAD

Blain, Pa. Feb. %. - Robert V.
Woods, a lifelong resident of Blain,
shot himself yesterday at his home
with a rifle and died soon after. He
made a will. which was left open on 4
table in one of the rooms at the home.
Since the death OF his wife, three
years ago. he had been respondent at
frequent intervals. Mr.. Woods was a
son Of the late Sheriff James Woods
and was a well-known surveyor of the
county
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
TWO AGED WOMEN DIE
Ybecl 20 the TeIegrdPh

Halifax, Pa, Feb. %. - Mrs. Levi
Straw, aged 50, died yesterday at the
home of her son, Isaac Straw, in Hall
fax township. She is survived by six
children.
Mrs. Ellen Bressler, aged SS, died
Sunday night at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Isaac Ziegler at Mata-
moras. She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ziegler, and, n son, Amos
Bressler. Funeral services will be
held Thursday morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
Wiconisco Taxidermist
Has Calf With Two Head:
Special TO the Telegraph

Wiconisco. Pa. Feb. ga freak
calf has been brought here to the Rev.
Mr.. Yergy, taxidermist, to be
mounted. The calf came from near
Herndon and was born with two,heads.
1t is Sla feet in length and 2ia feet
high; color, dark brown; weight, about
so pounds. The heads were very
much alike and there were two tongues
and four eyes, but only two ears. The
calf lived three days and fed through
both passages of the mouths.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
o. b. GLEE CLUB FORMED

New Cumberland, Pa, Feb. 22.-
Members of the Sunday school class
taught by Mr.. Sloth have organized a
elee club, which will be known as the
United Brethren Young Mems Glee
Club. Officers elected were: Jesse
Stone, president: G. Drayer, secretary;
Chester Good. treasurer; Frank NJ.
Entry. chorlster: Clarence Snoak, as
sistant chorister. and Miss Elizabeth
Smaling, pianist
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
SOLOS BY MISS sHANER

Columbia. Pa, Feb. %. - Miss
Miriam Shaner, of Harrisburg daugh-
ter of the Rev. w. j. Shaner, pastor of
the Church of God here, spent Sun
day at the parsonage and at the morn
ing service sang two solos.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
ENTERTAINS SEWING CIRCLE
Special to the Telegraph

Annville, Pa, Feb. 22.-Members OF
the Ruth Circle Sewing Class of tn,
First Evangelical Church were enter.
tained last evening at the home OF
the Misses Zerfoss. in East Main street
Those present were Mrs. Lucy Walters
Mrs. Francis Blouch, Mrs. Edwin
TroXel. Mrs. Mamie Davis, Mrs. Mary
Witmeyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Fegan, Miss
Louise Witmeyer, Miss Hannah Boltz
Miss Elizabeth Saylor and Misses
Helen, Fannie and Jennie Zerfoss.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
Tenth Anniversary Services
at New Cumberland Church

New Cumberland, Pa, Feb. %. -
Anniversary services were held at
Trinity United Brethren Church on
Sunday. The Rev. DIR. w. II. Wash
niger superintendent OF Pennsylvania
conference presided. The cash Of
ferings for the day amounted to
$429.T4.
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WOMAN sCALDED


N"F-lII 70 f't fTFCFTfH
Newtown, Pa. Feb. 22.-AIrs. John
Fogel, while carrying hot water yes
terday morning, made a misstep and
fell, the contents of the bucket going
over her body. She was so badly
scalded that she NAV die.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
BIG CLASS INITIATED

Marietta, Pa, Feb. 22.-Yesterday
Waterford Council, No. 70, Order Of
United American Mechanics, initiated
the largest class in the history of the
numbering thirty-two.
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MEASLES AT HALIFAX

Halifax, Pa, Feb. 22.-An epidemic
OF measles prevails here, closing
schools, moving picture theaters and
churches, and quarantining many
homes. Thirty-eight cases were re-
ported up to yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

Dillsburg, Pa, Feb. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Eichelberger, of South
Second street, announce the birth of n
daughter on Thursday, February II.
Mrs. Eichelberger was formerly Miss
Ada Shelter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Sheffer. of South Second street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
BOY BURNED WITH ACID
ShSci1! 70 tte TsIcgrdPi

cambridge, Pa. Feb. ga 3-yeer-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonar
pulled a bottle of carbolic acid from r
table and was badly burned, some of
the acid entering his mouth
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
soLD LIQUOR TO son. Jailed

Huntingdon, Pa, Feb. 22.-The un-
usual charge of selling liquor to his
son, a minor, was preferred against
John Wilcox, of Birmingham, by his
wife. The elder Wilcox was held for
court.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

Dillsburg. Pa, Feb. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Kimmel, of South Balti-
more strete. announce. the birth of a
daughter on Sunday, February 20.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

New Cumberland, Pa, Feb. %. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoover of Fifth
street, New Cumberland, announce the
birth of a daughter, Jean Winifred
Hoover.
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>tW JEK>tY-Lskeu ooA.
PROPOSALS.


SEAllp mos W.T. he received b. The
Fuari of Water supply. at Is ofhces.
tw,rty sr,3ri floor, Mugt.Ips' Building,
Park KuW. 'eH'rc ana Chambers streets.
NrM York ,uN Uufl. n \. NJ on Thurs
day. I'eht .t'V . ltlb. for ,putract ios,
for lu|rG vilh hsi"k masonry "a portion OF
the I.a .f,fcV turHc' ut Tho e.. skill auus
duct IN" portion IF the tIrue. 10 be lined
H. about 400 tret iuus. The work is 10.
Gated IT, no town OF W. itcasant. West
che.'rr rny'f'. Sew NorR
A. 49," above f.i." nri TINE the bids
vi. be prn 'rrr"I aru Te,d. fanph.
let roula'mIr Information fpg 'ltiers. and
contract CRAVINGS 'Hr l." ouipiuet a. thu
above aIIrs--. 80 me o'i'H - the Score
tar. by o'u"siuHr the sam = teu do.ars
tsIuI "a Gal, o. |f "qu'Er.er' f0T each
pumpn,c' lNr f,'hCr ror,' Tors apply
/, tho url. 80 'l' Hrl..'ptl Assistant En-
gtr, ~r st 'hr uln,- ull-'.'
~tllNRIE~ ~SiNNl~- PRECEDENT.
~riiNEl... ,UAHNI'k.
ItIN .IAlN'>.
Ccmmls.louor- - me Hoart ~ w.r-- supply
GIpKrI'lI N1HIN~ru\ - r-iary
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RENTING ~ THE COUNTRY.

payson Mel. Merrill company has
rented for a term 81 years for Mrs,
Thomas T.. White 10 Frederick Muller
Schall her property at t.-darhurst ave
nue. and Auerbach lane. c~edarhurst, l.. ],
John T.. Scott, douglas Gilman n
co. and T.. :. Noss rented Tor the HeW-
lett Bay Company u "f their NJ"
houses on the East Rorkaway road
Hewlett. l.. /, for a term Of years, %
Herbert |. Foster OF Dedham. Mass.
Pell & Tibbits have leased for the
Messenger estate to Hawthorne Howard
for the season 81 -. the house and
fifty acres with water front at Bark"rS
Point, Port Washington. !" l.
The Lows ~. May Company has
leased for Jacob j. r. Ehrgott cottage
on Washington avenue, Rockaway PARK
T.. T., to ", J, Musselman FOR u term
Of years.
Julia Beverley Higgens has let for
Pierre jay his cottage ~ Mount klScc
10 Henry u. Parsons for the summer.
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LEASES ON NEWSPAPER ROW.
Monroe clothes shop Takes Large
space " here ..Sun" l.srd 20 Ne.

wv
The charles T.. Noyes Company has
leased for THE L to The Monroe
Clothes shop. AT an aggregate rental
of more thar s250,ooO, the two q
floors Of the three story building
In course of construction at Park Row
and Frankfort street. The third floor
Will be subleased to IA commercial school.
This lease completes tho rental OF the
building, which In not yet finished. The
stores will be occupied by a cafe. the
Riker-iiegeman Company. Jewelry shop
of New York, Park Row Restaurant and
schultz.
Bastine & Co.. AZ agents. have leased
space at 20 West Tw%enty-first street to
the National Garment Company at Is
West Twenty-siNth street to Friedman
d Clotzer and A. II. klivan 4 Co.. and
at liz East Nineteenth street to the
Schuman Textile company, X. n. Hays
N Go. and the United States Worsted
Sales Company.
Roy Scherick has leased TO the Cottle
Company, jewellers, the eighth floor In
33 and 81 West Forty-siNth street for
ten years.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased the store at Il West Thirtieth
street to Philip CAM and Sidney CAM.
~stationsrs.
William A. White & Sons have rented
the entire building at 1o6-l0s Beekman
street to Arthur &. Robertson.
NJ. NJ. Hayward * Co. have leased for
the Tudor Realty Company for a Ions
term of years the five story and base
ment building at .t7 and 249 West
SiXty-ninth street. The lessee Is the
American Storage Company. which has
been located on Forty-eighth street for
fifteen years. The aggregate rental IL
abou; 500. 900. The adjoining property,
oi3 and 2t5 West Sixty-ninth street.
was sold "A month ago through the same
brokers to Robert Podgur, who Will
erect a six story apartment house.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the store
and basement at 1874 Broadway 20 the
H~css-Bright Manufacturing Company OF
New Jersey.
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,u>,i PROPERTY BUYERS.

r\>r lltIH STl,hET-pReilly &
',,no l.,, rcSold to a client 231 East
nam street. a I'VE story flat, on plot
,>iho The seller. whose name has
.,,. been announced. bought thr
,.i-s ~ Irvtmh.r from EnuiS a Sin
WIS., >oriT STREET Bryan /. Ken
r,1, la. sod for Mrs. Annie A. Peet
O.. Wir,h y HUMPHREYS l29 West
i.ghi,'h STRUT. a four story dwelling.
on .,i .lNio2.. between Columbus and
amsterdam Tho buyer Will
occupy m. house,
WEST 9TH STEEET-Henry L. Arm
strong 81 Owcgu. y. V, has sold 80 to
40 West Six~ty-seventh street. three
~. story flats. ON plot s5xl00.5. be-
'Nrca Central Park West n Column
tIS avenue.
MANHATTAN AVENUE-Robert A.
Clrsehrough has sold 2S4 Manhattan
avenue, southeast corner Of ll2th
street. a five story Hat, on plot 32.l1x
100. The purchaser is Ebert Miller,
vHo owns the adjoining HAT at 3l4
West Itch street.
WEST 18TH STREET-The Marion.
bort l:.llty Corporation. Herbert r
Saydc~ president, has bought for in
,'s,wtut from the Dodge Realty Cor
p|1ratou li6 West ll7th street. a Ave
,'b.N AID basement Hat. on lot COX
'ooil. 1t was held at $4,000.
WEST l3lST STREET-kick n Shar-
ro't have sold for Henry Middendorf
he three story dwelling ou lot l6Xi00
- 1871 West l3lst street.
wi.ST 18TH STREET.-THE Ralph Hold
irg company has sold PA and 276
West Nineteenth street. IA six story
fat kuown as the Chesterfield. on plot
NAi2s.2N irregular. ITO feet east of
Eighth avenue.
EAST 5lTI STREET-Estelle q Win
s'ou has sold 3l4 East Thirty-fourth
street, a SIN story enemen on lot
9l3N'>9, rear Second avenue.
Ellklp'iE STREET-kate Brow mas
r"-"'l - Ildridge street. a five story
tenement on a lot 35Nl0o. The buyer
acquired the property ten days ago.
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used 80 TAX him back.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho white star liner Baltic. saiiine to
day Tor Liverpool. Will take mail. closing
at \ 80 A. NJ. for Europe. except Germany
Auftria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaris.
turkey. the Netherlands, Norway, sweden
and East indies Mail for italy, Rumania
serbia. switzerland and Greece Will be
taken ~ specially addressed.
Fhe French liner La Toursine. sailing
saturday for Bordeaux. vii take mail,
losing a. noon. for frai,e. Humsu!a. Ser.
.l", Switzerland. Italy. Spain. rortuga.,
Egfp ~, Greece. British IndiH. British Eis.
Atri,". siam, Malta, Gibraltar. C.,lou.
sra settlement, Dutch Ea~' Indl-s
N"-' Australia amt Persia.
The Italian liner Stampu la. sailing 81.
urddE Tor Naples. VIII AXE mail. closing ~
81 y NJ, Tor Italy. RumauiI. serbia
Switzerland and Greece.
tn" Atlantic Transport liner M~innahah.
sailing saturday for Plymouth, vii! tan,
mai losing at 80 \, NJ. for Gr,a'
britain ard Ireland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
LEAVES WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Slawson & Hobbs have leased for \
term of years for Burlock T.. Rabell. as
attorney. the three story dwelling at 23i
West Seventy-frst street TO Gilbert I'll
lott.
John Peters has rented for William
Halliday to Mrs. y. Mccarthy 500 East
Fourteenth street, "A four story and base
ment DWELLING.
pease a Gilman have leased the o
story and basement house at A. West
EIfty-frst street for br. Thomas a
Howell to William T. WheeloCk.
Porter a. co. have leased for Ezekiel
FiNmau to Matthew q. Hanley the three
story brownstone dwelling AT 26s West
hmm Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Feh g.-Th- following resl'.
corporntious we're chartered here to-day
IIanhoc Realty Corporation, Manhattan
c.,It.I $1,000, directors, SADIE Rn'h,
B-rth. u. FOX and Heisn - Zurich, Ne"
York city,
Enh.art Realty Corporation Msuhtttau
anita. $1,000. directors. sad" Rom,
Rartha x Fo> aud Helen q Zurich. New
York city.
Stoii.r A. cook Realty Corporation. The
Rron, ,apital 5000. Tirertors, Louis II
sto!'cr. william ' cook aud G, Thurshy
cook. Sew Work. city
uadley Realty COMPANY tn,.tg" ROM
c~apltl.. a. 600. directors. Maurice Levy
bernard WeiuhurW and samuel Ros"n-
berg. New YORK city.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and BrOnN sRlrsrO0ms.

~ - NESEf STfEE
By Bryan I. Kennedy.
Delaney ST, "a, u :, % " Sh"rir y,
oSx7I. stv tu' Vith strs- Se.g cold
.,oin tg, Aunil Schneidir ct al; due.
s.S,.25.53; taxes, s., sl9is.lo: 20. the
plaintiff ....... ......'',,' ''s-N'"'
Ry Henry Brady
i3GTU ST. u :. 50 " 9Th ay. iioNs9l';
vacant Albert Jarmulowsky 81 al agt
Irittl Really and ronst GO 81 al; due,
saa...s a. taxes. s., tla,2i2e s. q. The
plaiufin sS'-oo
lat 39Os THIRD ANENuEl
~ Joseph T.. Day.
AlDIS ST. o52. j s.. li3 . So blvd. t"Sio',
: stN fat Am X T. 90 agt - - Patton
c' At due. s0.sE0 20. taxes, &c, 5000
pripr mtg $4,000, to the PLAN,
'in ....... ..,,..,. sac oco
UIGTENbT ST, cor robertson pl at NJ
Vernon line, strip ak also Meade"
iaud ~ E~sstch".ter. bounded by Nal"n-
line Pinkney ANA oHhlv meadow and
creek: partition-t - Hiadl"hrook ngt
! 7 Ptnheid ct al t. the plaintiff 5000
ny James j. Donovan
MOTT Az, y e cor ljsth 81, .l0sS2573, "a
Spring Il > .O0N"i01 2. vacant hwy Saw
Instn az, Crest Holding 60; due, $40,
3D7.Gj; taxes, a., 1891 81, 10 the plain
TIN .,.,.s.s' .'''.' ''''r ''''''' 's'''"op
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NFCHANICS' IIE<S.
Manhattan,

ST, 200 W-Gcorge Brown & ca ast
Sol Bluom. owner tr"n- wall D.. shN -
SAME PROPERTY f,lihre & Mcruul,
Inc. agt same ir"UcNdll .., 3f.i3G 30
a.TU ST = =. 100 . 6th Az. <0xloO-CAndre.
smith 4 Howlani 60 agt 7 J D,kley
and rhiiip, khin"l"ndrr owners; Paul
DE Il Leighton, contractor IRE
LarU ST, 600 W-Theodorr " Myers agt
Sol Bloom. owner ,renswali .,.... 81 $50
PARK Az, n . cor t0th ~. N9NiSi-.
Donald Nc pherson art Architects Offices,
Tue, owner. Geo - Wilson, contr,c
Br0nv.
Az. y :, 100 ) l5sth -. ,t3X
aO--Antonio Buonodouo agt Wick Really
90, Inc, owners aud contractors 81, 600
STEBBINS Az, " y, i0i u 1914 NJ, 7&xl36
Hoffman a. Elias agt Sinai Congrega-
tion 81 tho Bronx. owners; JArdtn CO,
Inc, contractors $3.50
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SITES FOR RRONN FLATS.

VALENTINE ANENCE-A builder a
'.isnf ~ ;. bsgnod Pell a Co. has
bought the plot fronting 26S feet on
w. west side Of Valentine avenue. 100
f-y' north of l96th street, from Fred
'.,k Brown. The plot will he i'm
proved with high class apartment
h..-.~.
BRIO j. ANENtE-Hcnry shapiro has
>uit '"r " \ Tynberg the triangular
go - Riggs avenue and 1a7th
street fronting l01 feet on l37,h
stree. tli piraI.e'.ug Briggs avenue
. O distance 90 ~ feet. This l. part
~ tu old farm owned by Mr.. TNu-
big h'lcr" Briggs ven was gu,
tb.ugch \ strip - inches wide ny
> f"g' : .'ohe~ long separates the
rr'''r.y l'' from Briggs emu
Tho au''r 'os commissioned kats n
fer'y. architects. 10 pr-pare plans
'' o .n" story brick garagc
SlTiiENN HuuLENNHD-The Mar
'.'oer' Really Corporation. Herbert
T. : der u''~ilcnt. has bought from
r. ''"!,r ~'ar~igu',.ou Company 1898
( .'H--. l:,.i"ydri 1t i've story nn'
" store on iI.t i"Nloo, held a,
ti..uu0.
R"'tE> l1.Aru.-lAucs T. Bariy has
. 20 t." G.rir'! Holding Corpora
SO" '|' ~" s,urs hrich uuilding on
slot 'nN>- a. 49, Roger, place.
EAST 18TH STI;;ET-paul Wackal.
- .,d- sold to- Herman Tuckman i56
los li1tI strr-t. a fifteen family
boa "l .p' -oAlop, and 29s East
1901 .'r"''. a ufio'n family house. or
'p' Woo
EAST tTII STREET. Hahn l. retzcr
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HIGH PRICED SHOWROOM.

iiuberth 4 Huberth have leased to the
Carl II. Page Motors Company. distribu-
tors Of the Mitchell Motor Cars. the
point store AZ the junction OF Columbus
Circle. Broadway aud Central Park West
In the American circle Building for a
term Of years. The store was held at
$4,000 per annum. which is at the rate
Of SIS per square foot the store con-
tanning "A triflc over 1000 square feet.
This is the largest rental paid for auto
mobile showroom purposes.
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sooO,ooO on DELMoNICO SITE.

n 100000 first mortgage has been
secured on the Delmonico property at
Firth avenue and Forty-fourth street by
the new owner. a prominent New Yorker
and "A client OF Bryan l.. Kennedy. The
loan, which is for five years at AZ per
cent. interest. was obtained for Del
monicos site buyer by Hughes Il Ham
mnnl.
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NUsho,lI. Ohl,, tch 9-Mr. and
Ngs X. & llmorc wtG' married between
floors ia ihc elevator a. me court house
hrre. Ni'"r obtaining = Tense on the
top floor the couple ~reIncmpcred that &.
u Coley. elevator boy" vac a licensed
clergyman. Into his NJ. they went and
wore Wcd.
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q


,Wl'h name and address 81 lender and
lender Attorney
Downtown.
tSou'h of Fourteenth IT,,
pAYARp ST. 20. % =. c'ioN'oo ,uuis
Bank, 81 Chambers -. feD ;, . yrs, :
u =. atty, VIM . orr, ~ 'ha'uhrrs
isTH 81. s.. SOY 9 t,h Az. % ., irrCg
YIN q Gennert to YIN Mercy, q y
"6th 81, Feb :, pr mtg $4,000. due as per
l,ond; atty, Miles johnson. II Wa
Ea,, side.
EAST Of Firh Az, hctcc.n Fourteenth
and ilOth sls.l
$50 ST. :, zoo . 2d az. lGSSloo Jos
" M,tCh;!! t. M%r' kr'nsr' s:7 " nuh
a,ty,N Y'Tru, Go, l25 Bway. 49,. $1,000
eoTH -. al r, u :. rs e % av, 25Ass.
pr mtg utooo-p hrila Really 90 10
, yrs. y c, atty. = vitae, 10? Na-sa !
SsTH ST, i?i L, 8 5, %-sssc Park .y. - 6N
chang. Bank. - william 1t, Feb :. duo.
g., as per bono atty, T q g" l7s
iOsTH ST. : =, iG,2 W 80 av. IL Nicoii|
Ranaele Prezzano 20 ErniTrant Ind Saw
Bank 81 Chambers st, T-b !, pr mtg
b'iurman. 81 Chamber ..........io
West side.
and 'iio,h sS,., ''"
5orH ST, u =, iist " sh ~, 10 :Ai0oS -
I.iI \ NIdu to has I Richter. II, W
81 81. Feb ., due as per bond. atty.
T 4; 60. nc RNaN,... ...... ...Il2 200
SAME pROPERTY-Eil6 A Viau TO Strr.
Ing sterling, 80 l. l3Gih -. Foh y pr
mtg SO. 900, . yrs, a.. y G, atty. y :;
90. 176 Rway 80. '....... g. 900
alS'r 81, > 5. t22.6 " sth av. 20 6xi0OE'
T"r"n"" Byrnc 10 Mary Ewald, ist 9th
~, Feb 0. pr mtg $4,000. o yrs, 6 u e.
atty, I. 7 90, 100 Bway ....... IS. 900
Manhattan Island. north of Ii0th ST.
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Frank TO Chas N Lee. eNr. Pa arlington.
Conn, Feb Q. . yrs. q . g; atty. WIN G
orr, 81 Chambers st., ........ SIS, 900
Bsonx.
borough of The Bronx
lJGrlI 81. ZOE T., y :, 2bk90--Jcmima Hand
to Title Guar & Trust Co. 1876 Bway, Fen
:: due as per bond atty. T 7 @. l1c
sAME' pRoP'ERTY-same 10 Jo-sp,,p"o
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both ~ and ano, Fen \ . yrs, 4 u 9.
atty, Moses 7 Barro"s. 9a9 BROAD
PHuSPE,"r TERRACE, v 5, IS n lsth .y,
25siOO--Josephinc parnson To John
wight. $50 T. 18th 81, Feb s. installn i
. G; atty. l. ia T CO., 100 Bway. $500
i'sTH IT. y q $50 y $! AIMS ay. sLsx
Co. 90 Liberty 81, Feb -. due % per
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
R INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE kI\tINAf

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ris~ IS sun sets. 81 Moon .c,s,aA.sSs
HI"u WATER TINS DAY.
s'ndyH'k. u 20, Gov lsl. III lien ua,s. .soi
Low WATER rms DAY.
sandyuk ~ Gov l., AMuoro.. An
arrived -wEpNEspAy renruhrys ..
g hlkl lssa,a, . = NJ. Oran. Jan. II.
- ITALIA. $50 = VI, Glhraltar, .Iai. ".
urnlnh. N"P " Genoa. Jan. =
- Ncfak . - N. Rotterdam. Jan
- T,'ormini. moon. Genoa, Jan -
WWsI,vu' 20 \ n, Rotterdam, Jan. 10
s"runahi' u ~ " A-icrs. Jan 10
Jan - " J. NJ Tuesday. lAsbos.
IS s,arkad. 6 A. N, - yinccn,. {. V. /.
IS I%l,yinr'on Court. 5.is \ NJ. Havrs.
:. N NshJl;,i; cu@e. AN sasaa. Feb =.
). %iroIGoi.. az !. n VI Tur k,ni I,lSna frs
:. Minicr, . 4 VI = join. Feh ~"
tan.i,an !: Nnevitas, Feb. .
IS itnspc. Jacksonville Feb.
- Hamilton. Norfolk Feb j.
50 Il,onls, Boston. Fob
8 0ge.rhee Brunswick. Feb 6
IS evelyn, PM d.l phIa. Feb.
IS ptlauat.. Phiiadelphia, Fob
- GfoIy9 Mara B1l,imorc' Feb.
- Chesapeake, Baltimore. Fob.
ARRIVED PROM NEW yonx.
50 Ponioporos. at Rotterdam.
SAILED For NEW YoRE
So FINLAND. from Li,.rppnI.
- Nleu~ Amsterdam. from Ro,trrdam
- Carolina, from San Ju.u.
3 caracas. from Curacao
IS Gregory. from Barbados.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

An old established leading con.
Germ. manufacturing lubricant, ano
greases, looking for IA high grade
mar experienced in export and job,
bling departments understanding
infinitely ~lubricating oil and grcaS,
business. Good position and salar,
for the right party. All communica.
tons and interviews strictly conf.
Dental. Y. Y. H., Box IA, Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

Henry w. Bookstaver. at 24 East sixty
fourth street, sold recently by the Calais
Holding Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
REAL ESTATE BOARD MOVED.

The Real Estate Board Of New York
moved yesterday into liz new offices and
board rooms in the Astor House Build
ing. 217 broadway.
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H'''""o GREAT >Eck DWELLING

No. T. "E'hI'u will hulld a s75,-
o., HI'l Out|buildines, on a
' HnI b. Nu" mas purcha srI at
!. u. ". bosworth has
..- tor m" Improvement.