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Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
Carrizal Eornotten


 COLUMBUS. Ohio oct. -CharleS F.. Hughes tonight replied to Presi- dent Wilson's speech at Shadow Lawn last Saflrdty. Mir Hughes referred 10 the occasion as "a little festival 1f self -glorifiCation" amoYg "our oppon- ents." in which they celebrated the birth of freedom and described them selves ss the generous forces or the age ard the world =
 "'Th~ rulogy neeued one furthe- .oucr." Mir. Hughes declared. and that was to celebrate the policy that led to the slaughter at Vera Cruz and Carrizal.'
 The Underwood and Adamson b.lls were characterized as being in the whimsical domain Of topsy- -turvey- dom and may be hailed "s the : guardian of American enterprise and American labor" Business h7d been | placed. as it was claimed on diff 1 ferent footing. MT Hughes said
 And it IS very slippery footing. he adCed
 ! Nlr. ! -ues declared ais opponents ! were "a little out of their reckoning in claiming that business had been ] relieved of nervous fear of the ] courts" that what business really feared was vague legislation 'two- 1 faced laws" government ly hold up." and an administration which ] treats business men ss suspicious , haraGers
 The nominee was due 70 address his audience here at $ D. m. lustea he began his address at 9-45. \ 'oae tOrChlieht parade which he re- viewed and crowds of republicans ! rom tvcry section of Ohio which l f.H h0f and Memorial Hall. caused thc iorg delay The last of the audience hac heer in their seats waiting two an. cne-falf hours when he began t' speak The early arrivals bad beer sitting nearly four hours.
 Thousands of persons who couif not gain entrance to tho hall were addressed outside in overflow meet inge. by other speakers
 The crowd which witnessed thu parade packed the greater portion e Capitol Square opposite tie hota where Mir. Hughes was staving. Tn nominee reviewed the parade for al hour ard half and lef. it stiii pass ing For four blocks between th hall and the hotel the crowd was s' dense that Mir. Hughes car lad T creep at snaIs pace About block from the hall it came to q sto in the Jam surrounded b. thousand or persons who called on him for spen nch. He finally arose.
 T would like to speak to you, he sain "but cannot do go. Tn crowd in the nall has been waiting long time and my voice is poor
 They cheered this and the polio finally evtricated bis car from tn .hrong With sqrad Of Doliccuae lea6inG the way. the ear final reached the hall.
 As in previous speeches today i Ohio Mir Hughes made the tariff hi cfief theme tonight
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

were of friendly nature exccpt once when group of men checred for Nusun That Was after Hr. Hughes had declared we cauno- afford 10 open our markets to the products of nnUer' aid labor in Europe and let our men walk the streets in idleness"
 After the Wilson cheer had sub sided. MT Hughes continued:
 This is not an idle dream. be- cause YOU know and those of VOL who are excited to some manifesto % iiou uf eNuberant opposition. may have reason to know if foreign com petition Was to be met with what lt is to walk the streets looking for work"
 In bis East Liverpool speech Mir. Hughes touched upon statements in President Wilson's Cincinnati ad dress. He declared that the & ono - 'fH onn Increase in America's exports ~"rresented almost exclusively" the demand or Europe for America a -oods created hy thc war The nominee also cited a recent state mcnt attributed to Chairman Hurley of thc federal trade commission. to uphold the contention tLat America not prepared 10 meet the compe uior of European nations after the trar.
 "Iet me tell vou this he told the crowd at Sfcuho1Villc. "the iron and steel mayUfac' urinC establishments o' Eur0pe scarcely have been tcuchel hv thc var. On tho contrary. the war fself hos csused gve1t increase in tre eificie' v ara productivity of those establishments.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

: of the British freighter Rowanmore. sunk by submarine after nearly an hours chase, were shelled after they had taken to their boats, according to another official dispatch from Consul Frost No casualties were reported. The freighter was bound from Balti-
 more to Liverpool with mixed cargo
 and was attacked. by the submarine on
 the 25th l40 miles southeast of Cape Clear, and after 50 minutes attempt to
 escape. had her steering gear shot
 away. Thereupon she stopped. the re-
 port says, and signalled that she was
 abandoning ship. The submarine she'll
 ed the boats after they had cleared the ship. The vessel was torpedoed at 11:30, sinking at 2;40.
 Seven Americans were on board. in cluding five Filipinos, and two native
 Americans George Murphy of TAO Jef- ferson avenue, Brooklyn. and Albert $.
 ,rsla of i Sl.s.t.e s-s..
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
tTThe White Flour

PinCh"-have you felt it? With the advancing price of wheat "the hve-cent loaf is doomed" say the bakers. In it's place we have the six-Cent loaf-in many cities only the ten cent loaf. A loaf of white Hour bread is not a complete ration. However whole some and pure, it does not supply all the proteids the human body needs. In Shredded Wheat Biscuit you have all the body-build- ing nutriment in the whoic wheat grain prepared in a digesti6le form. Itis always the same price, always the same high quality. Eat it for. breakfast with milk or' cream or with fruits. Made at Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

department at Washington. The presi- dent would make no statement pend ing the receipt of full details.
 After the receipt of the first infor- nation. the executive officers here were in communication with the state department The preliminary reports received here indicate that some un- certainty existed as to whether the Marina attempted to escape and whether she was under charter to the British government.
 Augustus Thomas the playwright, took dinner with the president. Thomas spoke at n democratic political rally here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
THE TURNING POINT

Pa. what does il mean when pub lie man is said to be at the zenith of his popularity"
 "lt means, my son. replied the de- feated candidate ruefully. that he is about ready to hit the toboggan. - Birmingham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
HAPPINESS

Happiness, acclaimed the philos- opher. pompouAly. lis only the pur- suit of something. not the catching of it."
 "Oh, don't know" answered the plain citizen. Have you ever chased the last car on a rainy day?'-D Dallas News.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

Lionel De Jersey Harvard, second lieutenant of the Grenadier Guards, was shot in the ches. while fighting in the battle of the Somme. He is a direct descendant of John Harvard, the founder of Harvard university. He is recovering in the war hospital on the Isle of Wight.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
ARIZONA RAY
ANEW BIG COPPER SHOCK

4 NEW BIG COPPER STOCK opportunity Ray believe, in the shares Of Ray the selling price, That the working in Ray the smelter Hayden heavy buyers of the strongest endorsements could have
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
DEVELOPMENT WORK

Two shifts at work sinking shaft Copper
 CHUHN DRILL operation the Jusrez mended in the report of Mr Frederick E. Young the consulting engineer. The bore HUNDRED AND FIVE feet
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
RAY HERCULES

This stock office under head of Junior four churn drills blocked and building million dollar The strike of native believe of he strikes the Ray predicting higher for both Ray Consolidated Ray shown this advertisement opinion, orerunner of much market
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
REHABILITATION

FROM THE REPORT OF FREDERICK E. YOUNG, E. M. "ln all of the conditions which resulted the formation of the of tho Ray Consolidated and the Ray Hercules the and warrant me in making the following statements: GROUP NO consisting of the Juare Adventure, Colorado and Wedge claims lies within There doubt that underlaid schs drilling should this valuable the surrounding the Hercules and Ray Consolidated properties with probable ent value the of concentration along the Adventure and Calumet faults approached
 GROUP No. Zone has equally promising outlook practically surrounded ground doubt this schs It however require slightly drilling reach the copper bearing formation
 RECOMMENDATIONS advise that the immediate drilling Group No. be undertaken order depth of the and guide developments that drilling Group Group be started possible starting
 in order to locate the of enrichment following Fault, and proceed to drill the ground to the
 Respectfully day Of October, 1916.
 (Signed) FREDERICK E. YOUNG E. M. EDMUND L. HIATT for years Chief Engineer CONSOLIDATED, has accepted the Mine ARIZONA RAY
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
MAGMA
Bid S44.00
Asked S45.00

only that could have bought S2000 The strike of high grade has Magma properly the Ray being officially the Pioneer district eight miles from Ray and the opinion of engineers fault plane the Calumet claim of the Ray Consolidated
 Angeles broker, Mir E. Meyers of E. Meyers Co., who 100000 of Verde at 10c to S00says possibilities be Consolidated what the United the United Verde" If make money before ber Verde 10 s200, BUY ARIZONA RAY" ARIZONA Company free and clear of debt claims adjoining CONSOLIDATED Copper Company the HERCULES Copper Company Ray, Arizona.
 claims formerly owned by officials of the RAY CON SoLiDATED Copper Company who stockholders today
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

RAY CONSOLIDATED BID $2600, ASKED, $26.37la, and advance of $l.50 per share RAY HERCULES BID $4l2l@, ASKED $4.25 an advance of 75c per share.
 ARIZONA RAY BID 2714c, ASKED 27a1c
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
HUGHES TALK
 COMMON SENSE
 TO OHIO FOLKS

lcon'inucd from rage one1
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
RAY CONSOLIDATED

greatest producing properties in the corporatont has eighty miles of tunnels all paid s7OoOoO0 dvdendsth the increasing of the dividend per share Chas. A. stoneham biggest authority Copper stockspre diets S350 00 for Ray Consolidated.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
U BOAT AGAIN
 BRINGS DEATH
 TO AMERICANS

(Continued from rage onel
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
RAY 'C0PPERS'
The Copper securities of Arizona and par ticuIarIy the Ray camp are attracting widespread attention and are
 very active.

the the RAY CONSOLIDATED and RAY HERCULES and development should them to be equally rich.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
bow utOw n.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF first part)
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Lafayette. sailing 20
morrow for bordeaux, Will take mall, clos
ing at noon. for France. Rumanis. Svitzer'
and, Italy. spain. Portugal, Egypt, Gre"'e'
British India. British East Africa, siam
Malta, Gibralta-. Ceylon. straits settle
rneut-. Dutch East indies West Australia
and Persia.
The American liner -. Louis. sailing TO-
morrow for Liverpool. will take MAJ,
closing at $40 \. 81, for Europe except
Austria, Hungary, l.uSe'nhuig'
Bulgaria.. serbia. Turkey. the N,etherlsnds'
Norway. sweden and Denmark. Atrica'
West N.ia and the East Indies.
The white scar liner Canopic, taiing
Tomorrow tor Naples. will take mai spe-
cia.ly addressed. closing a. ? A. NJ Tor the
Azores. Gibraltar, Italy. Rumania. s"itzer-
aud and Greece.
Tho Norwegian American liner Berfen,
rr-I. sat'ing tomorrow for PereHn, WI
'1ic mai. closing a. $3.50 \ NJ, Tor Nor
WY. sweden. Denmark. the neither amos
Syiizarani. Russia. Austria,
Hungary. Luxemourg. Bulgaria serbia ana
Turkey. .
the Greek liner Vasilefs constantin9s,
sat'ing tomorrow Tor Pir~us. VIII take
specially addressed mall. closing az IL Wv
l.. NJ for Greece only.
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PLAYERS BOAT CLUB FETE.
Parade Through Nrd HnnL Feature
of Annual Entertain went.

RED RANK. y. J., June %2.-More than
1000 persons. including many summer
residents, attended the seventh annual
entertainment given Tonight by tho
PLAYERS Rout Tub of Fair Haven AT tn"
Empire Theatre. h club. which r.
made up Of theatrical 'olk, parad"d
through tow to-day, Featuring In"
programme was IN" appearance 81 IRWIN
$. cobb, wal correspondent, humortst
and author.
Other artists Included Paul Gordon,
WIN Rogers. Grant Gardner the Drew
Players, Gordon and hit" Leah kridcl
Seley. Hunting and Francis. Dorothy de
shells and company, Diamond and br'n-
nan, Marie Russell, clark and Verdi, Mr.,
and Mrs. Edgar Berger and Albert
Bougcpt n company.
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LOCAL Nv Filings IN DEMAND.

WEST SD STREET-Florence c.
Bronson has sold los Eas; Eighty
third street, a two story stable, on lot
cjxiQ22 adjoining the southeast COR
rcr Of Park avenue. The parcel has
been :. INC sane ownership since 1889.
WEST 18th STREET-w. j. Huston
e. Son, with James Kyle & Sons. have
sold for Anna r. Kelly 1928 West
Ninety-hfth street. a three story and
basement, dwelling. on lot 11xl00s.
WEST 12sTH STREET-Louis Kappa
port and Barnett Cohen have sold for
the Lawyers Mortgage Company "a
West l2Sth street, a SIX story and
basement apartment house. on lot
2jxlo0. 4 Jacob Smolinsky for in
yes,ment.
EAST EIGHTY-THIRD STREET-Duff
& Conger have sold for Mrs. Florence
G Bronson to Joseph Mcnamara the
two story garage at los East
~Eighty-third street. 100 feet east ~
Park avenue, on lot 25x1o:.2 and adj
Joining Mr.. McNamara's property at
TIE southeast corner OF Park avenue
sri E'ghty-third street.
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PUSHCART MEN COMPLAIN,
~, Police Cypress Them ~ lhr,r
search for >rhvnrs ~IaIrrs.

Alderman Frank postal conp'a md tp
deputy rolic" Commissioners Nunlau
Yesterday that tine pol,'" ar" ~ ln'dt'
ing u,.shcnr' mon on tho l.t~, Stdo wul
tho Intention % disclosing " poe.'hl" ~,
hiding place OF 'hc .Wo men Whn shot
and Killed Policeman ii"ury S'hwar1
last month rive Alderman wnS tlr
spokesman for More than 4 hundred men
who accompanied him 80 Po'lc" Head
puar''rr
capt Svr"r.> ~ tive CLINTON street
station, Nj postal said ordered hls me
TO keep under constant surveillance IN.
ueichhorhood OF Is6 Eirs' avenue, whor,
SchWurH was shot Also because Of the
auppos,tjon that The vendors know the
Whereabouts Of the murdererS. 'hc
hAwkcrs are sometimes threatened AMI
arc not permitted TO remain IN ono plar'
long cnourh to make substantial sales
Vhc pushrart mon held a wls- Nee
ing Wednesday might ard adopted q r-
olu,ion d%cuouncins tlc alleged ppll ,
oppression
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BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Sidney H. SOM Is the buyer ~ the
dwelling AZ 3i2 West Seventy-sxth
stree. the sal" OF which by the estate
Of Freierlck pietz was reported recently.
The Gramont Holding Company. which
is tho trade name Of Thomas j
Mclaughlin, IL the purchaser Of 2l6 West
Thirty-fourth street. for which l.. y.
Phillips X co. bid $33,02J az the Bond
II Mortgage Guaranty Company sale
on May -.
Flip alet L. Davis is the purchaser of
46e West Twcrty-third street, sold re-
Gently by John McNiece.
Peter Mccormick is the buyer OF lt9
West Ffty-first street. sold recently BY
the estate OF Lillian :. Gillespie.
Abram Brueu Is the buyer of l2S West
l3lst street, sold recently 10y Senior &
Stout.
John r, Smith is the buyer of - and
~ West Nincty-eighth street, sold las,
Tuesday In u foreclosure action for
sI1,SJ0 each by Joseph +. DAY.
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Bronx.
borough Of The Bronx


issTH ST. as u. n ~s2Ssc-co.F Ere. Rl,y
90 10 Father Rity. Co. Inc. 40 River
side pr, Dec l.. 1915; atty. II u Davies,
PRSospEt,c'T AZ. 1855, : :. issxss John
! Leonard 10 Beatrice : II Ziesel. s w
ss'h -, June 20; atty. : wechsier. 2:3
MORRIS Av. " :, 1910 n Is5th st, .;x
l0O-Julius FRANKIE 10 M'nna FRANKIE,
his wife. ~, " le3d 81, m,s -, June
20. atty. = Kudlich. :3s Bwsy Git
MARION Az, g =, 100 : l95th 81. .5Nlas.S
Libby Brill TO- Henry II Murray. SIS
y t94th -, mtg siN0o, June Il; atty.
- a T CO., i1s Bwav ..-...........fl
l35TtI ST, as T., = =, l6XiO0-Nm iiopp-
man 10 Mary Cerchas. .ls3 1th sv. mtg
$4,000. June 90, ATTY. Max silNrrs,ein,
3o' Broadway ...slo.p
PLOT begins - . clay sv y BE-! n lssth
~. l5Xl.5-LIsN securities Corp to
Weller Co. 81 Chambers st. mtg 5000,
June 2i; sttys. Powell & :. 81 cham.
rNTERv.rr Az :. as $ i67th st az
smith .Ir. t:l " 18Th -. June q atty.
q washbourne smith. 81 Nassau 81 s., 900
LOTS ! y .. blk -. map Pelham Park
Faunir liuskius 20 Elm Hein". West
uaino. 'w's,bury. \ 49,. 81
VALENTINE AZ. :sS.. IS. 2osloo- Isaac
T. Cohen. ret, TO tornelis. Hoyt,. 81 Y
i2ath st. Jun" -, attys, Hildrrih a y.
ed ~ n it>'h ~ .......,.,....t 5. in0
rpfrpEGT Az. " q cor Home ~, 637 \
I0uNl.Nll- Meyer Vessel 81 Al 10 N y
\ constr co.. II L. 9lst 1t, june q, attys
Arn-tciu \ J., rs Bwdy..,,,..,'..,Sl
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\ sv'0.gate recently organized has
a'1u.-e- a plot. ~2j0Nl00, on the north
tte u S!Xty-fourth street 100 feet west
G. Third avenue AS "A site for five Ave
t'oEy apartments, each 10 measur SIX
~ PlaAs Tor the Improvement have
been cra~n by ". r. Mccarthy. The
houses VIII he OF hrick and limeston.
construction and will cost Sl50,0O0.
FrfAh Burns has sold the six family
~ 'l ''i lty-fourth street for Caspar
Ina.
Tp''no & Cerny have sold for the
Lew R".s. Realty Comany the three
IVORY MAJ and store AT mo Fifth ave-
Me, OIL i.' -oNl00,
I, TnupK.ns has soid "A dwelling on
Pa' 5'.l"o, on Bay T~wenty-thlrd street,
i'fr Bath avenue, for Miss Mary A.
Smart.
NtNJi1''n Gardner has sold 34s Cum
oer''nI street, a three story dwelling, to
= buyer Tor occupancy.
Stuaw"ll 4 Burkhard have sold the
'No s'''s apd bas enent dwelling at
~ Ba''nr!dge street for Mrs. Jennie
MoA''t"- 80 Mr., j.. !" Daily. who will
remodel the dwelling for AS 4
'v" family house.
% Rlffclson has sold for the Sound
no 0.ng Company the two story Nat.
~. store. on lot 2Oxlo0, at 2025
f-Pa'N sixth street, Bensonhurst.
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Noyements 81 >aval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. June - - Dcs'-oy-rs
tvlv'n. N.poYgsl Wdis~or'h AMI VAIN
wright At NsN pur', dos roger !uu'ugs
a. \out4t ket, destroyer pur. tn 80 B'o'h-
tav Itsrhnr dc~'-oyo- lann!rC - East
r--' transport Hancock - Monte christi
submarines go. C-@ and t-a r. t-'~togH
pat't.ships Missouri and ohio an! 'Ir
r.or.t %, ~ttauu'tutipo. destroyer FIu'1inr
a. N,,haSrrr' 'ug Potomac q. Cr!,'ohal,
test-oycr W!rs.oW At Ro,kpo-t. tender
S.,.-, .tf t-lsHulAl
Tank sip Art'hU-d hus sailed IRON. Nor
ros ~ yur' Arthur DESTROYER C4s-in from
N.puort frr BOSTON. de- 'toyer Henley from
rh'U..tplih for 'rs'ou. G-stroNa-- foNs
Arr-. ind I..f fpfF SAB Diego f.' lt P,t.
oil shp kantvha from Norfolk for Port
Arthur. 'as Mohawk f'oH \u''oE fo- In
lHtu li.U.. u.t.le-h'p N@vuit 'rrW HtUp
'tu EuBi, for TanFi"r sound, col ie' tr'pu
from Hampton Rosds t'r .Nevpori col
I-r i~luno' h"u~ f-o'n $orfo'k fo~ T1nCi"r
~o.ut. .t>'ru,t' ~, from Ns~folk for
XIV Wr>;. Destroyer T-uytun from San
Diego for iH pa. tuC lucas from ~"
ro'l frr TtuE!o- Sound 3">'rovsr Nhipg
from Nt~" l-'a'.I FOE Str Diego
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ANOTHER FINE FLAT
FOR FIFTH AVENUE
Harry Fischcl Buys A. d. Pcll
House at 18th Street for
Apartment Site.
NEW PARK AVE. FLAT

rb. afth fine apartment house on Fifth
syerle. In the best residential section Of
,sc city, north of Sixtieth street was
,,ovldei FOR yesterday when Pease &
ty,r,n sold 10 Harry Fischel the SOUTH
.,., corner Of Fifth avenue and Seventy
fourth street, q Ave story dwelling known
.s the rickhardt house. occupying a plot
s0a feet on the avenue and 125.2 feet
n, n. street. Plans for the building to
n. erected were flied yesterday 30 that
rresert law instead Of the proposed build
,,s height limitation now being consid-
,-ss Nv the Board OF Estimate. The
r,a,s call for a twelve story apartment
house with one apartment to a floor. each
,nsr,reu, consisting OF sixteen rooms,
Warren & wetmore are tho designers.
The structure will overlook the lake In
Central Park. which is opposite seventy.
fourth street. The brokers report that
me opera,ior will involve a total invest
men, Of about sI.5oo.ooo. the land hav-
Ing been held AT $4,000. The Rev.
Alfred Duane Pell owned and occupies
N. dwelling. lie purchased II in 1895
and hos lived there ever since. The
crorerty IL known as a2I to s2s Fifth
avenue The new apartment house will
b. known ny the latter number.
Residences OF some we'll known New
Workers will be affected by the erection
r.. the new apartment. George Henry
warren owns the adjoining dwelling al
p?s Fifth avenue and occupies the house
a, e?I :. +. Chaplin lives in the house
nj, tn. other corner of Seventy-fourth
s,ree, and Fifth venue and Mortimer l.
schin OWNS and occupies the next house
Al s32, while l.. v. Hardness Is the
owner and occupant Of s3S. Francis l.
s~,e,son's home. adjoining the rear OF thu
proposed apartment on Seventy-fourtf
street, will be overshadowed by II. as vii
The residence OF John A.. Mckim, next e
The stetson house. on the other side o,
Sevanty-fourth street next to the corner
is the home OF Robert Trowbridge ant
mex, 10 that the Croker house.
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A. R. E. co. FORCED TO SELL.
r.. n. Hoy nton Explains Book Loss
on HARTMAN Ramk building.

~ tho resumption yesterday Of tn"
examination 10y Ia" receivers in'o tA"
$4,000. 900 failure 81 the \nct'odn iictI
Estate Company. hofor" George e. How,
special master, tho testimony or 'h' pre-
ideut, Edward 4. Eoy ntou. dealt chiefly
with the salc OF he Hartman National
Bank Building at a sacrifice to meet
obligations.
This structure. on IN" southeast cor
nsr OF Forty-fnur'h street and ff'tn ave-
nue.. was bought by tho company pro 1917
Mr.. Ruyutou sta'"d. for Sl,"i',uuo II
was carried ON I'll" books ut q Nalu" r
s2.l65.OO0 but was sold N December.
1915. for tl,S"5,"ou
The hook value wa made UP out ~
the original price, 'h' expense on'ailrd
hy the property. and an annual appraisal
by qualified real ests'" experts.
The examination VIII h' continued Hl
. o'clock on Monday afternoon
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FLAT BUYING IN THE BRONX.

WILKINS AVENUE-The Reville-S!esel
Company, Patrick J. Reville president,
'ls sold li5i and 1857 wilkins ave
ne. 'wo five story apartment houses,
On p'o, 1o0xs5.sx irregular. between
Boston road and 10th street.
VALrpN AVENUE-McLernon Bros.
have sold for a client the plot 75x6Sx
regular AT the southeast corner OF
Walton venue and l72d street.
yoRDHAM ROAD-Joseph =. Day has
sold twe lots, 25xl30x irregular, on
f1rihdm road, 80 feet west OF Bel
mont venue. to Scala's Private Night
pa'.oi. The southerly lot was sold FOR
the Bond and Mortsage Guarantee
Company n the adjoining lot was
oerei by Mrs. Fanny Veith. Mr..
Scala, the purchaser. proposes to I'M
t-ove the properly with a large garage.
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BRONX BUILDERS BUSY AGAIN.

The recent inactivity of Bronx build
ers vas more than compensated yester-
day when six FIVE story fats were put m
record. They include two. 50xSS and
SO. 1x90. at the northeast corner OF Home
street and Vyse avenue. by the Calves
ton Building Company tPhilip kirchow-
sky. president). from plans by the
kremborg Architectural Company. at a
cost OF $4,000 two. tsxSs and 52Nss.
on the east side OF Webb avenue $50
feet north OF Dcvoe Terrace. by John
Dwyer, plans by John Y. Boyland. and
costing $50, 900 ono. 50xs6?. on the
west side of Dawson avenue. by the
H~opewell Building Company wv. +. Nor
ton. ~president), estimated TO cost $50.
900 by Architect J. NJ. Felson. and
one ~9l.%xs6.b, at the southeast corner
Of Harrison avenue and lslst street.
costing $4,000 from plans by NJ. w.
del Gaudio, for the lSlst Street Build
Ing Corporation.