davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-03-27
Horses killed BY
train. DRIVER ESCAPES

While crossing the racks of the
b. & o. Railroad Company. south of
Concord station on Saturday after
noon A. Tritola, a local teamster, was
toss d from his wagon but unhurt
when the Washington express due
here at 5.25 o'clock p. m. struck his
two horses. The ANIMALS were in
stantly killed and the tongue of tie
wagon broken.
Evening journal., 1916-03-27

charged with disorderly conduct, were
fined So and costs each, by Magistrate
Loyett Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1916-03-27
1t Cured Me!

Roxbury, VIA year ago last December /
was taken with a female trouble and doctored for
it but did not get any help until l took Lydia E.
PinBham's Vegetable Compound. My back troubled
me good deal and these troubles lasted so long
that grew terribly poor and felt great deal
l did not dare consult another doctor l was so
afraid he would say had got to have an operation.
/ can truly say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound was a god-send to me for after
suffering about eight months this wonderful medi-
cine cured me."-Mrs. NELLIE E. FRENCH.
Evening journal., 1916-03-27

Her Best Friend.
eehawken N JSI call you my best friend for what
remedies done for am So and passing through
the Change of Life and for time felt bad but since took
E. Pnhams Vegetable Compound feel tne and Will recon-
every who suffers did -Alrs kATHIE
LEoNHARDT, 419 7th st, Weehawken, N. j. IIIIDIIlNl
Had Awful Pains in Side. I'LL
Branch, Ark" Every month suffered with W III
crampng pains and had awful pains in left - - iii
side Twas very irregular had tired feeling all E - Tl
the time and did not sleep good at night took ~@6
Lydia T. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound and in n - I
three months / weL"-Mrs. MAE GATTl Ll
Branch, Ark. ~ sAf% = <
If you want special advice write TO Lydia f.
Mass Your letter viii be opened, read by
and held in strict confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

Arrivals at the Thirty third street shed
are hc.Ser to-day. and the market on me-
dunn and lower grades has an easier tone
with values on the average slghty loWe5'
though HIGH grades of timothy sustained.
Very little call for ordinary grades Of clover
and heavy mixed hay, and considerable such
Offering in Brooklyn. HAY, large baled'
timothy. No /. ton. SEGA $50; No TO No 2,
s22Ms2s: shipping, sl6ds2l; fancy isnt
cioyer rn;xed $3.50 s27; No | clover mixed.
s22d s24; lower grade clover mixed. sl5H
s2i: RYE STRAW. No /. Sl5gsl6. Small
bales about 81 under large.
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BROOKLYN Sales.

I Salzberg sold for Jeanette LIP
schitz to Sarah Umans a three STORY
two-familv stucco cottage, consisting
of eighteen rooms, on plot 4OXlOO' on
the southwesterly side of Aeth street
40 feet of 18th avenue.
Richard Goodwin sold 9I4 Decatur
street. three-family fiat, for the
Rcrig Estate: zoo Decatur street
corner Honkinson avenue. for MY.
Buck: 400 Marlin street. TO j. Falmer
for occupancy; 1861 Jefferson avenue
for Hugo Koch. to Mr.. Schweitzer;
1886 jefferson avenue, for Mrs. Ras-
weller TO ]. Goldberg. for occupancy;
1929 Madison street. to ". Gerken, ior
and the northwest corner
Knickerbockcr avenue and Covert
street. 1O0X90. vacant, for Mrs. !. q.
Sellew. 10 a builder for improvement.
Henry p. Cain sold 200 Lewis avenue,
a two-famiIy brownstone dwelling, for
Mrs. Charles Palmer Clarke, TO a
Brooklyn client, who will occupy.
Edward Larson sold for Edgar Mead
s661 goth avenue. Bensonhurst, two
family cottage; for March Realty Com
many the southeast corner of 18th ave
nue. and 56th street, two story and
store building; for B. Goldensohn, 6llo
bth avenue; for Gustave Johnson, 1897
18th street: for G.. Bennecke, 4OXlO0'
on Brooklyn avenue, near Avenue l.
and for Caspar Iba Realty Company,
a two family brick house, at $50 o5th
street
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Amrle,n R,aI E,,.t, CO.

KNRIJ MANUFACTURING CO. printers .nd
IithosrAphers' supplies a. rs Nassau 81. has
made a. assignment 10 william j. Barrier. The
COMPANY was incorporated on Jan. Is 1917. with
capital stock $4,000 and william W. fla'e Is
president
ISAAC POLONsKY dealer IN closls and suits
A. - Division g.. has made an Assignment 70
Morris NJ Iossler.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World

RIO sorocsb. fB,l. Bo'd,,yr Apri -. nys
" T,.isss, TO- l B + ~, % p,,
u BE N.T orleans Way H. ., u. sou,h.-, p.
cinc CO. vita mdse. qu1sniins a. s;5,m
Mama llss. Baltimore. 10 ths NsE Yors a
Baliimor, Tr1, GO. With niY ouush,in. a.
BdshtSn tNorl. Per, Antonio May 10 ara KIM.
ton y. 70 ihs Atlantic Fnt %. siih nal, -
Atahuaipa BIZ Nsnso, Msy !. Psr, A..
Barbados so 70 Boo,h 20 mn mai, ara rss.
knish, o. the Carer rBr. Mu,en,, ADra :,
snd Gibraltar May = 70 H9uidsr. Weir 4 Bo,4
AZ. lB;1'. san,o, April q. RIO Ju.,, u
Juan y. N The LloJi Braziisiro. nth nsis. B1
.wss.ms Nor, Wellington, y 2, M.cs /. ss.,,,
VI, Boston To- 70 Barrier a co. mn AIS. b.
Ramios iNor). Bgeno- Aye, April TO- uo,,.-
Houston 4 Co with rndye Bar a. m
Arizonsn. Bsltimofe h'y u 70 %. >
silver Shell. Bordsau1 Nay 4 70 r n Rah
Bar a. 2.2o m.
Old Dominion - Co. Nth nlise Quar- a. 80
M.ricsno Tsmpioo May q - n. Pisro. o.
oG Eer,S ni' cS S "a c.rasns ~ Nv a. s..
Csbsren Y. 70 the Mgnsoa IS Lire. wa ,gsr
P,sSlss GByj. Newport New, Nay II. Or
winchester A Co Left Qug a. $50 a.
Perfection towing bSrgs 10 Sd Ttnpos
MAY = 20 me l. HsIsnbach CO. WITH on R.f
al $50 NJ
Ko'onia fDarl. Puerto Hsrico Nag . u.
New YORK & cuba MAI $ co. nth MS. Pa
a. T.i0 . m.
Manhattan fBrl London Apr -. ~ ~. Aft..
nc Transport Line With mdss. Bs ats rpn
SAILED.
san J.en,o Galveston Berrgdisu I'D Be-.
roma fNorl Bordeaux Kama, CITY tBrl BrcS
Vosbergen Nor. HAVE. Ben MEMS BIZ. Hare
Amelia fBrl Port Antonio Moro Castle Hsu-a
Veuezfa fFrl Bordeaux Apachs. Chsris,ca al
jacksonville Gala Dutch. Cop~rhIssn
I'po Msndi fspsn). Cct,e. i1,h. Edi,h car.l
Ntrgt Msrseliles mot HaWel Henrik lNo-l G..
hraiiar mot Bcrzcnl: Grasfsre DAN. GisUs
Paraos fGreetl Pirseus; H0Fick Hal. v,tro-
,'ol. ReglY fNorI Bordeaux Panama Crrrta
Delaware Phi adc.phls Kstahfir. GeofssoFa. So
oscar II dam. C0penhagen. Moriefey HsTrs
Berlin dam. Baltimore. Bella BID Gibsrt
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three story and basement dwelling Mt
459 West 47th ST. on lot 20XlOO.5 feet.
10TH ST. Edith A. Adams sold the
three story and basement dwelling nj
80 West 10th ST., on lot 24.6Xl03.3 feet,
20 Oliver II. Sawyer, who will remodel
the house for his own occupancy.
1SlST ST Smith & Phelps have
sold tho five story apartment house,
50xl10 feet. at 7l7 East 1Slst st.
BRYANT AN.-John A. Steinmetz
has sold for Albert +. Hemp TO Charles
f. Arcleri 1854 Bryant av., near li3d
ST.. three story dwelling, on lot
2OxlO0 feet.
GLEASON Az The Smada Realty
Company sold TO Charles Rosa the two
story dwelling, on plot 7Sx92 feet A.
the northeast corner of Gleason and
Olmstead avs
175TH ST.-Eugene ]. Busher mas
sold for the Lawyers Title and Trust
Company the plot Of lots situated on
the south side Of East l75th ST. 70
feet cast Of Marion av., 1ObNl45H ~
feet. TO the marlborough Realty
Company. Herman Tuckman, president
who will erect two five story build
ines. six families TO each floor. inns
was an all-cash sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. IL Nesey ST

By Henry Brady
ii6TH ST. $50 Z. 5. 100 " lat AZ, lss,looll .
s'y house Harry Rosen sgt ] p Zufia et oil.
Lindsay X 4 p. aitys. Que, sS.5s3 e. tGIes. etc.
500 Withdrawn
i<2D ST. ~ W .. go W I>nor Az. to,oa H. a
sy nat. Manhattan Eye. Ear 4 Throat Hosp at
NJ Well e al. Car G. sttys due s39. 2a' s. +.
taxes etc. N.A2 50: 20 the Lawyer Mortgage Go.
pNty In Interest for $50 600
By Samuel Mar
losTH ST sls r. - g. 2as5 "a A. - 3tl25. 8
sy fat DRY Dock Savings Inst ag Basil Tangredi
- a. T VI Tchcnor. atty due. 1905 9s. taIes.
eic. S5el4o. 70 the plaintiff for $500.
Ry Daniel GrccnNtld
LUDLOW ST. a. e. 1874 n Canal a. 80 iIs7.i
stv tonmt and stores Z Peitotto sgt Mary
kat 81 al II ~ Kelly atty. due ,25e4 30
taxes cte, 81 $50 - prior mtg. tj3.HtsS. 10
Al 3eos Third ar:
BY Joseph r Day
Ftllt ST. =. l60 Lafayette AZ lorl00 Sc
cured Properties Corp as ko'scs Const Co 81 al d.
Sieuaerg. & =. attys. due. 81 S6g91 taxes
eic. Sa'l 81: prior mtg. $4,000 10 tho plaintiff
MERRIAM Az. n cor l5iN 81. Holiness irreg.
vacant. = X Minraih AT Corcorsn q sno;
Nlnrath. atty. dur. slltl0.a3, taxes etc.
So 500. % tie plaintiff Tor 5000
BRIGGS AV. 1853. W S. 40 % la6th - 20Iol 8. ?
,'y house. l. VI Allen est Burdick Really Go ct al /;
tary & c. sttys due sG.572 q, taxes. etc.
SlSj.06 10 the plaintiff Tor $1,000.
~ Henry Brady.
l62D ST, sesS7o Z. - 100 Prospect az 60r9a 81
irrcg two sty fats. Max Fine ag Fred
French co q al Morrison & T. af'ys due. $40
,l0ll. taxes. etc. 81 26j. PRIOR mtgs. 81 900 10
lga', Rosen5sum. party IN Interest. Tor $4,000
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

Receipts. $1,000 cases. Fresh satntIeI'
extras. dozen, 2iiaM Doe: storage packed
frsts, 23IaM24Lc: regular packed. hrsts;
goa, m28lsc seconds. 2lM22i2c thirds ana
poorer. i9a2Oiac; dirties. No !, 2lc No
and poorer. l9m2OIac. checks. good TO choice.
dry. l9a, m2Oc: undergrades. l7l2Ml9Ec;
state. Penn and nearby. hennery whites. me
10 fancy. 25I9m26c; ordinary TO good. 24g
25c: gathered whites. ordinary TO fine. 234
625c: Western and Southern. gathered
whites. 23H24i5c: state. Penn and nearby
hennery browns, 24l2M2oc; gathered Drown
and nixed colors. 22ihM 2ic; duck eggs
state and nearby, Indian Runner, 25426c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

floor at 1888 East 10th at TO Adolph
Hertz Co.. Inc.
William A. White & Sons have rented
the store and basement nj 6l2 Ninth
av TO the Reliable Grocery Co.
Ewing. Bacon g. Henry have closed 4
lease for long term OF years with
the silk concern Of Schwarzenbach,
Huber G. Co, OF the store and basement
in the building now under construction
by the Hasco Building Co.. at "a to 30
East 32d ST.. on plot Cox 10 feet.
Herbert Hecht & Co. have leased 20
Farrell Bros. for a term of five years
tn store 1856 Broadway.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

co,h.nsurs. May Ii-s,ockholn ,ssnl. No, Yer.
via kirkwsll.
Kirsrall. Nay i7-Aiphrd Dutch, Mr. Yo-t r,
Rotterdam; Tun.ord LNor. Nr ISt r.
Bergen ronsk tDsn). Ne~ York FOR coesnhir-
H.vre. May i5-Aibr selner fS1l. N,- yors
Kilkersn OBJ, New YORK. Rosgs lSo-l. %
Gibraltar. May is-Elsftherios 4 Ysaszg.los lGrt
New York for Piraus
London May is-Corinthie fBrI, Seg rolS.
Leraick May i3-RysEyk Dutch. Mes Yost ~
Rotterdam.
s,nsspore. May is-City Of BOMBAY fBrl. sss Yc-s
via So Lucia, etc. for Shanghai
Crt,tobal. May is-Carrilio. Csris-ns FER No
York and procsedei): santa Mara. NsT Tyi
Port Hardy (Br) New York for AUcksnd; HAIR
head fBri. New YORK ard Ns9por Nssi Tor
Valparaiso
SAILED.
pir,.us May i2-AEos Georges Orb S.s Ton
london May is-Arternis fDutchly NeN fofk
london May i7-ArigTy's lBrI. Ner YORK
kirbwall MAY iI-New sweden fSFetl l.rcri
Cfris,ianisi. New York. Ziliys DIrhl ron
santos, May if-H,mm.rhu' D,a). =" r'''.
sou,bsmpion. NAV is-sas. lNorl. Ne, TORI
shields. May is-Knut Hamsun Nor. NsF fort
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Site for Catholic Church.

The Rev. John J. Murphy. rector OF
Our Lady Of All Souls Roman Catholic
Church of Ampere, has purchased one
Of the finest plots Of land in the AM
pere section Of East Orange, y. j., from
the George Booth estate. The prop
erty. which has been acquired for the
erection Of a church and other build
incs. is situated on the southeast cor
ner Of Fourth av. and Grove ST. The
property has a frontage Of $50 feet on
Fourth az. and extends to depth OF
40 feet on Grove ST +. NJ. Crawley
Bros. were the brokers.
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AS Occupant Paid $4,000
Yearly Rental to John
w. Herbert.
ANOTHER FINE HOUSE
IN 61ST STREET SOLD
Parcel Near Park Avenue Dis
posed OF by Alfred q. Mill
bank-Other Sales.

The FIVE story marble front dwelling
house at s35 Fifth av. has been sold
by John W. Herbert to Frederick
Lewiston, through William b. May &
Co. The house was built about four
years ago from plans by Harry Allen
Jacobs, and is considered one Of the
finest examples Of modern architect
ure along the avenue. Il occupies
plot 25Xi25 feet. with a lot in the rear
facing 10 4 East 65th S.. assuring
permanent light in that direction.
Mr.. Lewisohn has been paying a
rental Of $4,000 a year for the prem
Uses, and will take title TO the house
when his lease expires In October.
The house has been on the market at
100000, but II is understood the sell
ing price was in the neighborhood Of
100000.
Another fine dwelling sold yester-
day was the four story and basement
house at as East 6lst ST., on a lot
1s.l0xl00 feet, near Park av., with
three story extension. IL was sold by
Joseph P. Day for Alfred G. Millbsnk.
The house will be occupied by the
buyer.
According 70 reports, the Queenston
apartment house, at the southwest cor
uer OF Madison av. and 96th ST.. will
shortly pass 20 new ownership. Ne
gotiations are said TO have practically
been concluded for the sale Of the
property by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. which acquired the house in
1911 from the Hudson View Investing
Company. TIE structure, which is six
stories, with elevator, occupies q site
fronting 1908 feet on Madison Nv.
and ls5 feet On 96th 81.
other sales follow:
5OTH ST.-Thomas L. Greacen has
sold his residence at West 50th ST.
four story and basement dwelling,
on lot 2jxl0O5 feet. Columbia College
leasehold. II is located 1874 feet west
Of Fifth av.
54TH ST.-The Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company sold for
DR.. Austin F. Riggs, Of Stockbridge,
Mass, 1876 East Bath ST., four story
and basement dwelling, on lot 22.6y
1908 feet, located ninety feet west Of
Lexington av.
Attn ST.-John j. Hoeckh, Inc. sold
for Ludwig Schueler 70 a client the
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Iron The Tribune Buresu
Washington. Nay IA

Washington. Nay IL
ARMY.
foors ass rs.5 oH'eIs coast sI III I9'sn
GUTHRIE 10 lseth Co. First -. EDWARD
ROTH. Jr. remain OH present duty At present
FirS II. HuGH S JOHNSON. lat Cav, from
duty On once Judge Advocate West. Dept, 10
Columbus. y NJ. and report commanding Gen.
southern Dept. for assignment punitive eipeli-
,ion FOR Jgasc Ad'osas do agy ,... ,.., -
active duty detailed acting q. NJ. and proceed
Fir.t IT, WINFIELD HARPER retired. assigned
10 scfive duty. detailed acting Q " and pro
coed seattle @s Sssisian, 70 Depot " ,.,.
signmeut s5th Co. 10 unassigned list and repo-t
commanding officer Coast Dcfenses. NGrasAiisett
L. Col' ANDREw HERo. IT.. G A.. from san
Francisco OCT. .. for honolulu.
First a. GEORGE : GILLIS Sig. Cerps. IN sd-
SCI nj IT, 'i RALPH RoYCff. 2sh IN. detailed IN
aviation section SIG Corps and rated ss junior
Fir.t It, JOHN I. CURRY. SIN Inf. detailed IN
aviation section SIS Cons aud rAted as junior
Leave absence / month with permission visit Japan
granted MAJ HLNRY ; GREENLEAF. Med
Sc '' RoY s BROWN Isl Cav Cav detailed in
aviation section Sc Cofgs isd F1 i,.i as junior
LeaSc sbselce J month grantel f1rst Il. JOHN
son H.. fEGGENE 7. SPENCER ln c.,. 70 r
ness Tor detail In aviation section SO. Corps
Leave afscrre months Nl afrfA I. =. granted
NJ ARTHUR 5. CONkLIN. G. A.
NAVY.
Il n b COFFEY. detached Rhods Island 10
L. nj e j. II. SMITH. detached Montana. 90
connection nitins out Rowan aud On board When
l. oI a. IA : JEANS detached Warrington: 20
connection sitting out Rowan and on board when
Il Id GiP $ THEIss. detached Mo1,an, June
80. 70 connection rttlng out Allen and or board
IT, 10 e. \ $ CARPENDER detached oihce
Naval Intelligence June q 70 come uon niiis
Out Davis and ON board when commissioned
L. a. o. " d. TAYLOR detached Delaware
L, % Gj ] X ESTER commissioned
Ins.srs Is " WALLER q W Dugger Ir
ard Machnist MARK STROsh. detached Nss
Easlgas 'GORDoN HUTCHINs and V. A CLARK
Jr. detached Montana. 90 fulton.
Fns. ". :. MEEk detached Montana. 70 DoFnes.
Ens. J. O AFFORD detached Utah. 70 Mccall
B ils H. = ~ NENABLk detached New YORK.
June 20 20 tempofAry duty Rainlo~
Lns. ". J. ri BILE. detached Montana. 20 con
neCtion f,ting out Lie and 90 hoard when com
Wlssi0ucl.
Eas j. H. BUCHANAN. detached MontAn. June
20; % connection httllg out Davis and on board
| Ens r. j. CUNEEN. detached Montana. % conner-
uon nttins out LII and on board when com
/ Ens T. NJ SHOCK detsched Louisiana. to Del.
/ IN. " MOSS detached louisiana June 20. e
/ Temporary duty Rainbow.
Eus b. ". pnLlNGHAN detached MontT, n
+ Ln, e L. JOHNSTON. detached Non',n. to Bur
Ins 10 W ARMSTRONG. dstsahod MoniI. ID
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May 10. 1915.

NfW 1ofhs May TO- 1910.
BEENES.
Receipts. go head. all for saughterers.
No trade in live cattle Feeling steady.
Dressed beef frm native sides. city dressed.
l2ieMl5c: binds and ribs. l5l2d l7l2c !.
chucks and plates. "a l3c.
CALVES.
Receipts. 1875 head. mainly for slaughter
ers. Feeling firm. The few sales were at
sgHsl2 per 100 II for common 20 choice
Dressed calves steady. with fair demand.
City dressed veals sold at l40 l7l2c per h
choice selected at lsc; country dressed, III
M l6c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2.lsO head I car on sale. Sheep
nominal lambs steady. spring lambs
offered. Good Ohio lambs sold at sl0.75
per 100 ID. Dressed mutton steady at l2i3GL
i6lac: dressed lambs at ia zoe: hog dressed
at 2OiaM2lc; country dressed dollhouse
lambs at S4Gs9 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts. $50 head. all for slsughterers.
No trade in live hogs. The feeling was
easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
METALS.

Copper was firm. with electrolytic quoted
at 29H SOC for August and later delivery.
On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
steady. with spot in ive-ton lots quoted al
4en SOC. Lead was easy. with New York
spot 7.2On 1.i0c and East ST. Louis spot 20
n .40c. Spelter dull: New York nominal
and East St. Louis spot. sl5.37Iac asked
The American Smelling and Refining Com
pany quotes lead at 1.50c for New York de-
livery and AZ l.i2 &c East ST. Louis In
ard at f3l IS 6d for futures. Spelter spot.
f95. and futures. is5. Tin IN London closed
at fl97 IS for spot and at gle1 los for
futures. with sales Of 30 tons spot and 90
tons future. and copper closed At sl43 for
standard spot, il4l for futures and At ll5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
SUGAR FUTURES.

The market for sugar futures experienced
an early decline Of ga points for the active
positions under active liquidation. which IN
covered stop-loss orders. The selling was
prompted by the continued inactivity in the
spot position. reports Of labor troubles at
some Of the refneries and peace rumors.
Closing quotations were 3 points net higher
for May and lnl0 points lower for the other
positions. Total sales for the day were
1880 tons. Range Of prices
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Alterations.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AV. =. to esih 81. 20 and
sty institute. trustees ot Institute FOR In
proved Instruction Of Deaf Mutes owner " =
stab. 50 Z t2d a. architect. $50, o00
50 Az. 1855. 10 9 sly tenmt and store; + j
Farrell Estate 1852 W l25th ST. owner. Horen-
burger 4 Bardes 1872 Bowery. architects IS 900
ROOSEVELT ST. 10 and q. 10 & sly loft bldg
Zsrrick. s. Momingside sy. owner. Schwartz
& Gross. 3E 5th az. architects s. 600
29TH ST, 10 W. N 10 sty store and loft
bldg: n Van Ingen. $50 jih nv. owner. ID
Scott lla " SD 81. architect. 8 500
SIN ST. Is 10 % T. five sly tennis. trustees
n sailors Snug Hsrbor. ogneB. Mayuicke 4
FRANKIE. IS Washington Square North. architects (:
SIN ST. and 3 F. 70 siy tenmt trustees
Of sailors SNUG Harbor. owners; Maynicse &
FRANKIE. architects. 81 900
WASHINGTON COURT. ~ 10 n. n i've sly
stables and garages trustees o. Sailors Snug
liarhor. owners Msyncke FRANKIE. architects
WASHINGTON COURT. - and So. ard sth s. ~
and ~ =. n sty studio ard sy tenmt
ard store. trustees ~ Sailors snug Harbor
ovneB. Maynicke FRANKIE. % Madison square
North architects i3l 900
The Bronx.
1880 ST. - from Beaumont and CsmbrsllenE
avs S sly brick bldg. 1896. City o. Y
owner. Snyder. 500 PARA AZ. architect /:
SO Az. 1921. ? sly frame ,,or. and dvlL 25I25
Iulgi MsN'e premises. owner. VI W Del
Claudio 40l fremont sv architect, y. 900
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Long Island Sales.

Edwin y. Rowley and II. Henschel
sold for Charles NJ. Hartt 20 A. d.
Middleton the tract OF forty-eight
acres known as the Arthur farm at
Northport
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ern Vow York-Tsir Friday. Saturday fair and
virsinis Cloudy Friday. probably showers south
Saturday CLOUDY. ,,
No,fb and South Carolina. Georgia and louisi
,na-Probshly showers Friday. Saturday FAR snd
warmer. ,,, e,..,..
Florida Showers Friday sni probably SstnrdI
lent lair and warner Saturday IN the northwest
Local offelal Record The following record from
IN. Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
trr,rsr.tur. for the last twenty four hours In com
n.,isor With the corresponding date ~ last year.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts

Wuhngton MAY is-Ths disturbances oTer he
northeastern portion % The country fast dis
appearing while tbs Southwest disturbances noted
Wednesday Is st1 central there. although fast
moving orshoot Is apparently CENTRAL over n.
middle Gull 81 Me1icn mis- latter disturbances has
osused general showers IN tho Cur ststes. locsl
showers in the south Atlantic state and shin
ing gales n short duration the middle and west
Guf cosss There has also been general f.u in
pressure over the interior West with centre ~ dis
turbauce al present over Utah and more or less uf-
settled shOWery weather has prevailed vest OF the
Rocky Mount aims except in the extreme Southwest
Unsettled weather with Light local rains. also con-
tlnuci from Tie lake region eastward
II IL considerably cooler in the cast Guf states
and lpr temperatures continue cast q the Rocky
Mountains They also have fallen IN ule eIireme
West So that ncu Temperatures nrs once more
hsoS the seasonal average over practically tho en-
tire county.
Atlantic staes ne weather VII he seneraIy Ielf
riday and SATURDAY. east ~ the Mississippi River.
The Ohio VALLEY. Tennessee and the cast Cur sstes.
reaching the south Atlantic states ard tho lower
Wirds FOR Friday and SATURDAY.. North and mid
de Atlantic moderate vest: south Atlantic. mod
crate northwest 70 northeast. except esst or the
Florida coast. cast Gulf moderate n fresh north,
possibly strong over central portion west Gull,
moderate north and northeast. Disturbance prob
sbly central OYER middle Gulf ~ Mexico moving
east Storm warnings displayed from Bias St Louis
% Cedar Keys. Upper lakes. moderate variable
winds Frdsy generally fair and slightly warmer /.
lower lakes. moderate west winds Friday. fair and
continued cool
Forecasts for Special Locall,ies.-Eas,ern New
York Southern New England. New Jersey. Eastern
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland. District OF Co
lumbia-Fslr Friday and Saturday.
Northern Nes Enslsnd-Cloudy Friday and sat
urlay.
Alabama Mississippi. oklahoma. Eastern and
Western TeIss-Fstr Friday and SATURDAY, with
rising temperature.
Western Pennsylvania West virginia and West
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