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WANTED - cylinder press feeder
Apply at Central Printing and Publish-
ing House. S29 Market Street, HARRIS
burg, Pa.
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Hauling and Moving

HAULING
r. A. Hartman, National Transfer
Co. Movers of pianos safes, boilers
and general hauling. W.. II. Lathe.
Manager. Fifth and Woodbine streeta
Bell phone No. 2503R.
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WANTED - Two granite and narbl,
letter-cutters. Air men preferred Also
apprentice to learn letter-cutting ana
hne carving. /. b. Dickinson. Monu-
ment Dealer, 5O5-l3 North Thirteenth
street.
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THE GLOBE

WANTED = Boys, over sixteen years
old, to learn to cut baby shoes and
trimmings. Apply The Dauphin Shoe
Co.. 800 Market street. Fourth Floor,
over Hub
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Rooms For Rent

FOR RENT = Completely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, with
bath. hot and cold water, steam heat.
Also. house Tor rent. furnished or UNI
furnished. Call 1880 North Sixth
street.
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PAP,ERHANGERS WANTED - ONLY
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Help Wanted-Male

WANTED - Solicitor and collector.
Position good for $40 per week or more
to a live wire. Apply at once to Man
ager, Room 206, 2l9 Walnut street.
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WANTED - First-class machinists
and rrst-class tool makers; also floor
repairmen. See Mr.. Fuller. Hotel Metro
politan.
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WANTED - Men (white) to dis
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OPEN HEARTH MELTER - Wanted
first-class man familiar with high
grade low and high carbon steels and
competent to take charge of 15-ton
Basic furnace and pit; state age, ex-
perience, where now employed, age and
salary. Eddystone Steel COMPANY
North Eddystone, Pa.
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Wanted-Board-Rooms

WANTED - Two unfurnished, Sec
ond floor, communicating rooms, with
BOARD, or near clearinghouse. Hus,
band, wife and boy 10 years. North OF
Broad street preferred. Address c. u.
r., care of Telegraph.
WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms
tor housekeeping, by married couple,
also three unfurnished by two employ
ed women; references exchanged. T.,
1885, care of Telegraph.
THREE young men desire two Oh
three furnished rooms; references re-
quired. Address Il, 1888. care of Tele-
graph.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
homeward bound paggenger on

was a homeward bound passenger on tho Alaska
 Tom Lloyd, the famous Fairbanks miner and first man to reach the summit of Nit Mckinley, was a pass enger on the Alaska bound for the interior. Mr. Lloyd has been spend ing the past couple of months in the states.
 Nj. A. Pinska. the well known Fair banks and Dawson merchant, was a passenger on the Alaska.
 Mrs. G. F. Cramer, wife of the chief disbursing agent of the Alaska Engineering Commii sion, stationed at Nenana, was a skagway bound passenger on the Alaska. She is on her way to join her husband and will spend the summer in the interior.
 r. c. Moves, was passenger on the Alaska, bound for Skagway and the interior
 Mrs. c. l. ,Vawter. wife of the former deputy marshal at Fairbanks was passenger on the Alaska. She has been spending the winter with relatives in the states.
 Those leaving for the south on the Northwestern yesterday morning were G. W. Butterworth and c. S Pierce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
ALASKA PIONEER WILL
 ENTER HOME AT slTKA

John Ballen. one of the pioneers of Alaska, arrived from Seldovia to- day on the Admiral Evans and will enter the Pioneers Home at Sitka. Mir Ballen Is badly crippled with rheumatism and Is not capable of earning his own living longer.
 He is one of the real pioneers of Alaska, having arrived here some time prior to 1884. the exact date be- ing unknown He worked at Tread. well when the original 24O mill was being constructed and has spent his entire time since then in Alaska. Mir Ballen says that one trip of three months to Seattle has been the only time not spent in Alaska since his arrival. Mir. Ballen suffered an accident to his head some time ago and does not now remember how old he is. and but little of his past his- tory
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
LARGE REWARD FOR
 INFORMATION ABOUT
 MAN WHO IS MISSING

4 reward of $16O will be paid for information as to the present where abouts of Ollie J. Amble, if alive or if dead. proof of his death Tn, First National Bank has received this information from c. J. Amble, yice-presldent of the Estancia Bank of Estancia, N. M.
 Ollie J. Amble was last heard from in Williamsburg, a suburb of Butte, Montana, in 1904. His name was in the Butte city directory as "oliyer" Amble. He was a miner and as far as is known always resided in a mining district. He generally sign ed his name o. J. Amble. Of Nor welgan parentage. about 56 years of age, height about feet inches weight about 16O pounds. blue eyes light brown hair, beard little light CT than hair and with reddish tlnge but not red usually wore a mcus tache.
 It Is desired To locate this man on account of the settlement of an es tate. from which there will be about SS.OOO.OO coming to him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

The Loyera cigar needs no boost. Quality Talks" je 10
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
FORMER ISLAND MINER NOW GERMAN PRISONER
 AS ENGLISH OFFICER

r. G. Finder. the well known engIn- eer who left over a year and half ago to join the troops on the Euro. pean battlefieIds, is now prisoner of the Germans. according to let ter received at Treadwell today Mir. Finder was brought down" by Ger mans while scouting over the Ger man lines in one of the English aero planes. The letter states that he was wounded in both arms" but does not mention whether the wounds were caused by shots or in the fall of the machine
 "Mr. ' Finder is anxious to hear from his friends" the letter states but in writing, in no case mention anything about war, or he will not re ceive the letter. MT. Finders ad dress is as follows: Lieut. F. G. Pin der, English Officer. prisoner oi War, Husaren caserne, crefeld, Ger many"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
THOMAS MCCARTNEY lL1
 WITH PNEUMONIA

Thomas Mccartney is in St. Ann hospital suffering from a severe at tack of pneumonia, which he con tracted last week Today his condi. ton is slightly improved and 1t Is thought that he is well out of dan ger
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
 A.l.l. .l. zA

You want to know what your motor car will do. The miIliOn-ear Ford
 performance answers your question Supplying the motor car needs of all classes, the Ford is operated and maintained in city or country for about two cents a mile-with univer- Car $40; Runabout ssso; couPelet sal Ford service behind it. Touring s5so; Town Car ss4o; Sedan, s74o, f. o. b. Detroit. On display and sale
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
HUsTLlNe CIGAR
 DRUMMER ARRIVES
 ON THE CHANNEL

D. MacKaller. representing E. M. Schwartz & Co.,. Of New York and Tampa, Florida, manufacturers of the Lovera and Mozart cigars, re- turned. from the westward on the Northwestern yesterday and will re- main here for a week or SO. Accom- panied by Oak Olson he will boost the sale of both cigars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

The Mozart is pleasing to all smokers who are looking for mild smoke. ie 10
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
KETcHIKAN COURT TERM
 WAS ENDED SATURDAY

J. W. Bell, clerk of tho court, and John J. Reagan, assistant district attorney. returned from Ketchikan on the Alaskan Saturday. whore they have been attending the Ketchlkan term of the district court. which end ed Saturday. w. w Casey, jr. of flee deputy in the marshal's office and Mrs. c. z. Denny. deputy clerk, are expected to arrive from there on the City of Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

Have you tried MOzartl je 1
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

Douglas, Alasl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
NOTICE To THE PueLIc

l, George Meyers. will not be re. sponsible for any debt incurred in my name unless personally author ized or with my signature attached.
 GEO. MEYERS.
 Douglas. Alaska. May goth. I'm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

The Mozart, although new cl. gar. bids fair to become as popular as the Lovera. ie 10
The sun., 1916-10-14
DWELLING AND FLAT SALES.

WEST TOOTH STREET-Slawson &
Hobbs have sold for John BARLEY the
four story American basement dwell
ing. on lot l5x10O. ut 239 West Tooth
street. between Broadway n West
End avenue. to a client for occu-
panry.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-Joscph A.
Wasscrman has sold for Mrs. Max
Rrill 46t Central Park West. a FIVE
story single fat on lot 20xi00. neal
i06th street, to an investor for cash.
The housc was held at $4,000 and
was purchased BY Mira. Brill about
nine months ago through the same
broker.
WEST ii6TiI s~TREET-The Mason
Realty Company has sold to Gertrude
T. Fay %5t West iASth street. n Ave
story fiat. on lot 25xas.1I. neat Con-
vent avenue. In part payment the
Mason Company takes l and . Yves.
ll9th street. two three story and
basement dwellings on plot 27.10N
about -. adjoining Fifth emu als0
- Kenmore place. F1atbush. a three
story Colonial dwelling at the north
west corner OF FarraEut road. on
plot 50xi0O. Tho Duross Company
neg ,iat.d the deals
FIRST ANENtE-Ennis & Sinnott
have bought from Catherine and Mary
T. Gelhin OF Montreal. Canada. a7s
First avenue. a five story tenement
with stores on lot 25xs5. Joseph g
Murray negotiated the sale.
WEST IccD STREET-Ada Brown
has resold l20 West 1c2d street. a
three story and basement dwelling. on
lot ~l9xl00.1l. which she bought a
few months ago from Everett =.
ketchum.
NORTH STREET-W william Iiegler has
sold 32 North street. a three story
frame dwelling. on LOT 25xl00. 100
fee, cast Of Grand avenue. TO Edward
Huke. the occupant.
WALTON ANENtE-E. Osborne Smith
and \. H.. Phelps 4 Damiane have re-
sold for the superior Corporation to
Michael Burke o332 IN 233s Walton
venue. two five story is,s on plot
TJxlo0.
The sun., 1916-10-14

18TH ST IS r. Sc 100 e sth oy, i;;Ix
Mullen. ref. to Henry McCaddln., Jr,
the Poorer Dioce.es Of the Us OF Amer:
LEA and elsewhere. ia e ii!th st. OF
CD A! s'ssssisiD . Ia" :. ' ss:!, \ PA st. ao.sc: "a
T1iiimii Realty co to irving " pim.iow.
~ .o %sn"s al iI.n.. av; oct r'ei iS: address, d Il mtg !
81" Hxvv. 's,es. w.. is.ii issth st. 2ixGs
,f9reelos Oct TO- isiS1,Jc" !; Morri'ey'
Rrooklyn. Oct 10; attys. Morgan, L&
issp sT ss " 10 iSncx az; :fy
sH&GRR', It. l Tsri to q from iiS4,'f sep. Ss" 81. a!,y..
Bowers & sands. 90 Cedar ST.. 100
sigmund. Dsndlt to Ferl 5 n blum. N.Y
ere,t 8 Heymann. a. Nassau 49,. 81
''s ssii- IT: nsl " y sam;us ss' to ' iisaoel Ms:
Cam. ii2 r Ss'h ST.. mtg 10000. AL
liens. sep, "a: atty. J + Bensim. .its
isdTH ST. $50 ". :. iis e Bway. ask
ssli oforeclo.. OCT ~; islslmGso w
a aGT HaTson nd q: I " w" osi )! a ~; use" GsS :
G,riland,. il wall st. ...t,.s... ss7 90.
kINGsBRiDGE Az. :; ,SS'a s.n TH,ra, to
F f.S% s al il Bum, \ = g. Jan 'i Il. i,os:
atty. Everett h Heymann, IS Massey
rEnRi,ck 'viEw AZ. " =. ssi.:. Kings.
bridge av, 2Sx1oo-sigmund Bendit 20
Ferd s II Blum. n {, "a &. all
liens. Jan IL. 1908; atty. e b Heymann;
rFsRiRNI.:'fEs " vi ~, AZ. aas.. $ Kings.
bridge av. ?Sxioo--Same to same. Jan
Il, 1906. atty. same...........'..'.'sl
The sun., 1916-10-14
BUYERS N BROOKLYN.

The Realty Associates have sold 6a1
President street, n two story and base.
ment dwelling. Oh lot l1sxs5. to Charles
T.. S~haughncss. and 1879 FIfty-frst
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues, "A two story sem!-detached
brick dwelling with brick garage. on lot
coxlOO. 70 A. RyckofS. Frederick ].
Ge,reu negotiated the sale.
q. Iiebett d Co. rave sold Q. Grand
street. a four story business building. for
Mrs. l.. Schnibbe TO a client 36s Haw-
thorne street. one family house. also two
family house at 3i23 Snyder avenue for
!. Munson 10 Albany avenue. a four
story double business building. for q.
Girard 80 81. Johns place. a three
story store property. for q. Girard, and
j62 Lexington avenue. a -four story
double house. for J. Seeker to a client.
The Samuel Galit1ka Company has
sold for the X. Il g. Holding Corpora
ton the two story house at SCI Sew
enty-seventh street. on lot Isx1oo.
The l. l.. waldorf Company has sold
the two story two family dwelling with
garage nj 1914 Carroll street for John J
Kiicuurse to "A client for occupancy alsc
the three story and basement private
dwelling at 40 Fourth street for 4. J
Jautzen.
James u. Ross Company has sold the
apartment house NJ 1900 Pacific street
and the private dwelling at 81 Herkime,
street.
The Buckley & Horton Company ha,
sold the three story brick building on the
northeast corner Of Fifty-second stree,
| and Third avenue for William Wharton
| 20 "A client.
The sun., 1916-10-14
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Espagnc. sailing today
Tor Bordeaux. VIII tax" mail. closing ~
noon. for France. Humsuia. Switzerland.
,sh india, British East Africa. siam. Malta.
Gibraltar. ceylon. straits settlements.
Dutch East indies. West Australia aud
Persia.
Tho American liner 81. Louis. SAILING
to-day for RordeauS. VIII take mail.
closinE a, $40 A.. 81. for Europe Except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. I.uv"mburg,
Bulgaria. Servia. Turkey. Netherlsnds. Nor
waN. SWEDEN and Denmark. Africa. West
Asia sni the East Indies.
The Swedish American liner tockholm
sailing to-day for kirkwsl and Go'hen.
burg. will take mall. closing at $50 A. 81,
for Fweden. Norway and Denmark.
The Italian liner Re d'ltalia. sailing to-
day for Genoa. Will take mar, closine al
$40 a. NJ, for the Azores. and specially
addressed mail for Italy, liumania. Swit-
zerland and Greece.
The sun., 1916-10-14
PLANS FOR FORD HOTEL FILED.

Henry Ford's sixteen story hotel and
automobile station plans were put O
record yesterday. II will cover the prop
erty at the northeast corncr Of Broad
way and Flfty-fourth street. wihich he
bought some time ago. The structure
will cost 500. 600 and will be l25 feet
on broadway and $50 feet on Fifty.
fourth street. Above tho space to be
used by Mr.. Ford for his show rooms
the building will be connected with the
Hotel Woodward, which covers the rest
of the broadway block front. The upper
floors have been leased from Mr.. Ford
for a long term ~ years by the hotel IN
tercsts. Fart OF tho first three floors
will be used as a hotel lobby and SER
vice lining rooms. Albert kahn and
Ernest Welby of Detroit. Mich. are the
architects.
The sun., 1916-10-14

lana. l.. Jordan Of the Raun' jamaica
nhS' was In town yesterday. and. asked
that weaknsh are IN the hay. also tmni
,rsstie niah, .nshIns, Weighing il. i. /:
Founders are coming in stronx.'' he
alIsL and there viii be good iomcoi
mshing when tn" weather gets cold. I he
ilrNr II VIII be the banner to'ncod season
"a me history Of Jamaica hay. Nineteen
nuhIr"I and seventeen viii also see more
his val ~ down y. a great breeding year
Htile k!esnrh."
Charles Nochren Of Goose Creek. ia
tnai"a Bay says that "a, founders are
running well now In that creek. Also tom
COS and .cls are being taken.
tn" time 80 Gsh " three hours before
nigh water and three hours after Good
"'i,s NJ" hloodworms and ~-andworms.
n'c.nt ave.as. catches follow; Mr.. ard
Gods. and e. +. Rehrendt. 81 founders, 6
Three specie. ut Glen Head.
Island city. and John kis.ei Of jersey City
~ Glen Head waters last sunday took 100
founders % tomcods and is ceis.
seven lIsk- on seven Casts.
At Seventeen Fs;homs las, sunday
,hp;. Harinss fishermen caught luke and
Joe Miner. engineer 81 the boat. on .ovon
.n~,S took seven hske. one Of which
100 West ~siviy-ciwhth stree, won rryt p-ise
with - hake o: II pound ant oct, i5eck
s"' '"c"nd for u hak" Of { pounds.
Deep Water Yields q Pound weakn.h.
In I'.ep Water. Jamaica bay. y,stsriay.
the Canarsie guides cunsht w.skhah
weivlins from. "a to . pounds each on
shrimp bait. Tive best hshins was had on
the last Of the f,coi tide.
Ltuis Is Iaaner, 20; 1. Arnsbaeh. 10
The sun., 1916-10-14
STATEN IS. WATER FRONT SOLD,

The rutland q Whiting Company has
sold the property of the suburban In
vestment Company, fronting on Rich
mond terrace. West New Brighton. s. l..
and extending north to the pierhead line
on XIII van Kull. The plot !s about look
400 feet. and Hes on each side Of the
tracks Of the baltimore n Ohio Rail
road. 1t Is understood that the property
will be improved with a pier extending
out to the main channel. Harrison :,
Colburn OF the above office negotiated
the sale.
Mofatt & Schwab ave sold for WILL
lam Allan Fair his residence at rs Mas
ssu street. Hamilton Park. New
brighton. staten Island, To G. F, Turner
OF New Brighton. who will take posses
sion on or before he LIST OF November.
The sun., 1916-10-14
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.



attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of the frst part
Downtown.
,sou,h Of Fourteen; h street
MONROE ST. Ia =, ?s6 " Jefferson IT..
SNlno--Nm Levy 20 Irving Green. Wes.
orange. y !. all liens. oct IL. atty. Abr
$ WeltNsch 200 Bway,..,.......si
MADISON st. 3ts. = =. is..ii . SCANNED
81. : asx953 ,forcc!os oct 10. i9isI-Chas
II Griniths. ref. to Clarence " Coddinr
ton. ~ W SD ~. oct II: a;t,s. wIylard
CLINTON ar. 20. " 5. las . Riiv,Ingion Wv
:5slce-Hebecca Vrein-s to FANNY
Greinss. las Rivington 1t. ., part. mtg
$4,000. DC; 10. atty. VIM c orr, s.
10TH TT. io..i " .th st. .ii,;;.-
Charles r Dayis to Margaret. his wise.
1913 W 10th 81. mts $1,000. Oct 8; atty,
18TH ST. 5ls Z. n $. ?ts = w A. ioa sx:Sx
irrer, with a ; 20 strip bet 5ia-:i Il 18th
kshrs. 1923 E~igewatcr I'd. mtg s?7.ooo.
all liens. Oct l3...............sl
Esst side.
CEast Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets
10TH ST, ITO =. :. 100 = Park az. ?;x
! oil Morris Schuster. eNr Amallc Schus-
ter. u I'd" Schusier on .th.. promise
mtg 5000. Oct II; atty. " Kchn. 1923
10TH ST. i32 T., s.. itsw Lexington AZ.
l6sxio0 oil fame exr. 81, 10 Pella Lap
pert. on premises. ntg $500. oct II:
s,tS, Morris kohn. l7.a .ex,nzion ay,si
Harry Collins to Ssdyc Goldsteln. 1901
Bryant av, DC; 10. atty. Lawyer Ti,ie 4
T CO. 100 Bwsy................,.. ~
West side.
twesi OF Eifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ION Streets
7tTH sr. i32 W, ?. $50 " Colunbns AZ
goxiog 2-Evari.,o Ia, lie to Water "
skinner a.. w ;,th =. mtg ". 200 AZ
i15 Bway 81
Uptown.
tMsnhattsn lslsn nd not;h Of 10th street
usTH ST. .3l-sS W. n =. $50 q sth dv. +oN
100. li-LombRrdy Realty Go 10 l.uig
fiesta. mtg $4,000. all liens, Oct .: a'fs,
y y Title 4 Mtg Co. 1856 Bway ...... flo0
The sun., 1916-10-14
BUFFET on MADISON AVENUE.

The Exchange Buffet Corporation has
leased through Manning q Trunk the
ground Moor and basement Of the twelve
story building in course of erection. at
the northwest corner of Madison ave-
nue. and Twenty-ninth street. The space
rented measures $4,000 square feet.
The lease 10 for nineteen years. from
February 1.
The sun., 1916-10-14

Melvin Realty and Construction Com
pany. Robert a. Winter. Jr., president,
will build a Ave story fat. 5Oxs7. On
the west side OF Plympton venue 25
feet north Of roth street. from plans
by the Kreymborg Architectural Com
pany, ut a cost Of $4,000.
The sun., 1916-10-14
VIEW FLATS IN THE BRONX.

\ six story brick apartment, 43X97.3,
VIII he erected by the Morris Avenue
Corporation. Frank Stola president. at
the southwest orner % Morris avenue
and ls3d street, from plans by NJ. W.
bel Claudio, at a cost OF $4,000. The
The sun., 1916-10-14

owith name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney,
East side.
EAST OF Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
$50 st. n =. I'LL " I'd av. ?sxioo.S. Oct
ct. and ano 9 yrs. Sc. pr mtg $4,000;
address. ii6 5000
West side.
owes, Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
" iiihiossss 0. oct is,cs,s o''connoSr.' ~" mar ar
!. is Bwsy, a, committee. due and
Il, az rd RSF "2 + Co.. pr us M way, .s,"vY d 900
!s.h:, soii.w. n ,ts.iiwt I'm ~: run:
ii-Pameiia Tor Pamiis) A shurragar
i T.s ssr9'yn Ef.sTrt.' ' aa At S HS't T.. HHm Ts,
atty. Title Quar- & Trust CO, ios
s,ssTT sr. $50 W :. las . ii;h av. ssS
Title 4 Trust Co. 100 Bway. due and
IN a. per BOND -, :s's 800
1905 Oct I3-Jas J Hogan to Title
Guar 4 Trus, co. duo and int as Per
pond 'si.'ooV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street }
john a Mcvlckar. New Rochelle. y
V. 20 the Woman. Boatd 81 Foreign
Missions Of the Reformed church In
America. IS + 22i At, due oct I. 1912
81: atty. Lawyers Title a T 20, lao
ii6TH At, n =. ?st W Pleasant av, runs n
io6iis " Sax > ij.7N : 60 3o.ll &c
~ . s3ll to beg. oct li-Filomena d
penedetto to I,idor Epstein. 100 BAY 3?d
-. Brooklyn. due as per bond. ATTY, Gee
" Epstein, 30 Nassau It 1900. $4,000
iisTH ST. sis g Bway. 37:sxssii..o.
i3-Chas II Sewcomb. Ards'ey on Hud
son, y y. to Frances NJ Hoyt. 1eG 5tN
av . yrs, 80 atty. Geo L Garland. !
i,srh ST. :ii::,s VI ago {. sth av
+orloo II. oct s-Luisi fiesta to LON
hardy Realty CO. due DC; |. 1919 SCI,
prior n,s $4,000; atty. y Y Title a
Nor; co. Ia; Bway~. ..,....... 5000
The sun., 1916-10-14
Zeal Estate IN All Its branches
JOSEPH p. A
u Nsssau ST.. y. y. phons 7st Covt.
ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
OCEAN

New semi hIuEl on, st\ rooms. al
moderu improvements PANEL 4 walls.
h"amed ceilings, etc. water gas, ~o'e,trI-
city. hot water heat; ingc grounds. shrub.
berry. ~sidewH ,ks Ihiis few minutes 10 Il, M.
Ing beach; a. minutes from yi,y owner
must have 5000 casa at once. haIln,n
Smu monthly payments. g. OWNER. 9ig
". Stth =.
The sun., 1916-10-14
FLATS ON THE HEIGHTS.

-Four five story fats will be erected on
the north side OF l70th street. l33 feet
cas-, of Fort Washington avenuc, s2xs7.
by the 40 Building Co, from plans by
G~ronenberg & Lcuchtag. They will cost
$3.50, 900.
The sun., 1916-10-14
RESULTS At AUCTION
lat II NESEY STREET.
Dy Joseuh T.. Dav.

by J's'ln . i"N
tlST ST, t&6 W. s $, 225.5 g 10th aN, FAX
$50. 4 sty front and rear tnmts-samurl
kempner agt 4 ! solomon ct al; action
, N s n!a'n,s" W 200 e io,ib, hs,osS
asa, I s;y from, end rear tnm,.--samo
aGt same; ACTION u due. I~5,i?e3t;
A. a9l. n W cor 18th IT, 2?N90.
ETY. tnmnt and . sly rear tnmt-- Myron
ti.0ss IS: taNes, &c. $500; prior mtg,
$4,000: to the plaintiff for $3.50 over
prior liens.
lat s?os THIRD AvENuEI
By Joseph 4 co,
THIRD Az. too0-%0ls, W =, 100 = i5rh
st. .iooxi?s.sx irreg. : sty bldg. &c-citv
u co agt Third Avenue Construction
90 vt al; due, i<i.s17.7i taxes. &c. ts5o:
to the plaintiff .......,..... $40, 600
by George Price.
EAGLE Az. $50, " =. 3O22 = Westchester
av. ?%.lxl?O. 2 sty. loft and store bldg
A & Chesley ct nj aEt Jas Ferguson ct
a; due. tIb2.2e. taxes. SC. 1905 prior
mtSs. ois,eoo; 10 A J schwarsler, III, 1851
The sun., 1916-10-14
BUYS PLOT.

william +. Bloodgood & Co. have sold
II plot on the east eide OF Forty-secon
street. north Of Jackson avenue. Corona.
for Peter Z. Lyons and Edward T. Kins
to A. l.. Hitchcock. a New York In
weston.
The sun., 1916-10-14
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Small Buyers Active Again.
Buy Flats and Dwellings
in Many Parts.

Laurence VI. u. Mcclure has sold zoe
West Fifty-eighth street, n four story
dwelling or lot o~1x100.5. just west Of
Eighth avenue. The buyer owns adj
Joining property. The combined plot
may be improved.
The sun., 1916-10-14
EDMUND COFFIN TO BUILD,

Edmund Coffin has fled plans for the
dwelling he will erect on the south side
Of Se~venty-hrst street. Just east OF Park
avenue, II will he at 10. a five story
building, 30x65. to cost $50. 900. Hill 4
Stout made the plans.