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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American steamship Korea, sailing
to-day for Plymouth, will lake mail. clos
ing 1T $3.50 A. NJ, for Great Britain, Ire
land. Belgium and South Africa.
The Scandinavian merriam liner Fred
erik. Viii. sailing to-day for Chris,isn-
sand. Will take mall. closing at 10 a. ~.
Germany. Austria. Hungary.
Bulgaria, serbia and Turkey.
The French liner Rochsmbeau. sailing
to.dsy for Bordeaux. will take mail. clos
Ing at noon. for france, numania. Switzer-
and, Italy. Egypt. Greece. British India
British East Africa. slam. Malta, gibraltar.
Ceylon, straits settlements, Dutch East
Indies. West Australia and Persia.
The Holland-AInerics liner Sootderdyk
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. will TAX.
mail. closing AT $3.50 a. n. for the Neither.
lands.
The Fabre liner Roma. sailing to-day for
the Azores. Will take mall. closing al $3.50
y " by rail 10 Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
RENTING ~ THE sURURBs.

John p. Scott has rented for Oscar
Weingarten his country house on Ocean
avenue, Cedarhurst, L. l., TO j. Victor
Frank J. Derr has leased at Long
Beach the Devanney cottage on Beach
and Olive n TO Mrs. william
Sniexelberg for Mrs. Lillian Suarez her
residence on Penn street 10 Mrs. Edward
l.. Vass and TO Percy Hart the Hicks
estate on Penn and Olive avenues.
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The Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court reversed yesterday the lower court
which awarded $4,000 damages 10 Mary
for injuries received when a
water pipe above the ceiling ~ her
rooms In an apartment house at e23 East
sixty-sixth street burst. The apartment
house belonged to George Will. Jr,, and
Mrs. Queeney sued him for $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
str AVE. BLDG FOR LUNCH co.

Van Norden & Wilson have leased for
John +. Roosevelt ct al. trustees, to the
silver Lunch Company the property at
4S2 Eighth avenue. adjoining the north
Fast corner OF Thirty-third street, for
twenty-one years. with a four year op-
ton. giving the lessees the privilege to
purchase at a stated price. The Silver
Lunch Company will improve the prop
erty with a new building for their busi-
ness. The site Is opposite the new TWEEN
ty story Printing Crafts Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
Halfway Exten nation In Bolivia.

The Bolivian Government Is to issue
a call for tenders for the construction ~
n railroad from Patosi 10 Sucre, accord
ing To a recent issue OF the south im"Ti.
can Journal The new railway will he an
extension ~ the present lin" 10 Potosi
from Rio Mulato. which is on the Anio-
fagasta and Bolivia Railway. making a
total length Of 2l5 miles on dis branch
line. The bids for construction. which
mus, be presented before June 30, are to
conform to detailed plans already formu-
lated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
=. RICHMOND hill. HOUSES.

Cantor & Dorfman have completed
plans for seventeen two and three story
apartments TO be erected by the Triangle
Holding Company. Louis Gold president,
on Liberty avenue. Richmond Hill. nj
the corners Of uio avenue. West stree,
and Frost street, AT a total cost OF Sl27..
500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
REsELLs WRIGHT CORN ER.

Harris g. Maurice Mandelbaum have
sold a plot Of six and one-half lots at
the northeast corner Of Fort WASH
ington avenue and Hist street to n
builder who will erect a six story ele-
yator apartment house. II will have
forty-two rooms OF a Moor and Is to be
ready for occupancy next fail. James
Harris was the broker. The plot fronts
100 feet on Fort Washington avenue
and i6I feet on Hist street. and Is part
Of the property bought a few months
ago from the widow OF J. Hood Wright.
SIX OF the lots OH l72d street were sold
on by the Mandelbaums to the v. r.
Building Corporation recently for
apartment Improvement.
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MARINETTr. us, Feb, 29.-Teh post
office At Washington Harhor, Door
county. has been discontinued III
health caused l.. /. ottosen, the post
master. to resign. Uncle Sam made
every enort to get n man to replace him
without success. The mail patrons will
he supplied by rural delivery from De-
troit HarboP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
sPoRrsMEN tn Paw 10000.

J. II. Crook & Co.. dealers in sport
ing goods at 1866 Broadway, have taken
a lease of the store at 463 Fifth venue.
adjoining the northeast corner OF For
tieth street and opposite the Public
Library. The rental IL said to be 10000
a year. y. Brigham Wall and william
u. Bloodgnod negotiated the lease,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
COLEMAN TAKES 18TH ST. SITE,

William J. Roome & Co. have obtained
On option for Michael Coleman on a
large plot Of land. comprising several
lots on Thirty-siNth street, between
Fifth and sixth avenues. at about is
rer cent. bclow the assessed value.
The plot will he improved with a
twelve story building to be occupied ex-
elusively as snow rooms. Roome & Co.
have had charge of these pieces for
many years.
Mr.. Coleman improved the plot SO. SIS
and 81 West Thirty sixth street with the
Guiding occupied by Abepronrbie &
Fitch. and Ia now erecting a large build
Ing covering the site of the Eden Musee.
running through from Twenty-third to
Twenty fourth street, near Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
FARMER BUYS Ar HUNTINGTON.

Ionn A. kessel has bought a farm of
e.eNen acres and buildings at Hunting
,,2n, l.. J., from Sarah Il. Hall. Mr..
hesse! Is a Glendale farmer. rails
ns most OF his produce under glass.
theodore =. Hall was the broker.
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crime ". Child Of Bo,on. Ma. h.r
,arm In the town Of Grccpburp 10
FRANK ~ Fayant. author. Mr.. Fayant
mas purchased the farm for his summer
residence. -" "'""'e
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

uI,psON ST. >53 and t51-fsidore Mos.on
., al agt Chas ! Weinsteln Realty 90.
owner: Luhetkin Flooring Co. con,
tractor ,,sts4' ss''f' ''Hf'fs'sr ttlNal
mi ST, Iis w-Abraham sahr AIT Re
h.cca j Wolf, owner; Jacob Wolf. con
tractor so; q, ;o.,to' w, iy;,,,' S,.t, ~
9th ST, sl"'n 81" -HyWah StcinbcrR
MT Vim " Aston, owner IrenewaD elas 80
Br0nx,
,SsTU ST. II g cor Arthur av, .5xsb =
Frank I've Candido & Sons nEt Rarha
Realty co, Inc, o~ners and cou,rac-
tors. 5000
l;oTU ST. u =, 100 g OF Sd sv. is7xaso
ludclli 4 tonforti co ast rrmon Fire.
nronf storage & Refrigere ling 90. Inc,
owners and contractors. ........ .3I<.sO
Az. " \. 1926 = Of Neil av, asy
le0 6-I.ouis Macousey agt Harmony Con-
struction 60, Inc, owners and contrac-
tors, ..''H'''r' ''r''rs'r'. y"IJ
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BUYER FOR FLUSHING HOUSE.

Tho residence at the northeast corner
OF Whi'cstone avenue and State street.
rlhshlng has been sold by Dr. Alexander
NIT 70 Joseph j. Bach OF ~ Whitestone
"'ehue' Flushing. Mr., Bach has also
purchased two lots ON Whitestone ave-
nue. adjoining the Kerr property and two
n me roar on Siain street.
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NEWARK DWELLING

Fe'st 4 Feist have sold the south.
west corner OF South Eleventh street
ana Madison avenue. a plot fronting on
south Eleventh. street SIS feet and on
Madison avenue III feet. a one family
frame house containing eleven rooms
covers the property. The sale was made
Tor Charles r. Cauheld. William
Schmidt Ia the new owner.
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WNSHlNUTON. NarCh @--INT tle
Batch has arrived - MANsgUtr, sAhunhi
Eagle a Norfolk. COL CT Orion at l.sm-
bert's foini
The tank ship Arc,hu.s has sailed from
Ouscanaho RAY fr Guantanamo. Ice
chip GLACIER from La raz Tor san Diego.
cruiser Monterey from Manila for Psrang
Mindanao. collier Protsus from Honolulu
for Nagasakl and gunboat Wilmington
from Hongkong for MA'si,
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS.


In the market for general machine work
gauges. tools. jigs. fixtures. etc. Also
modern foundry equipped to cast alloy.
BRASS. composition and Iron. THE La MSON
co. 100 Boylston 81. Boston. Mass. or
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Porte y Co. have leased for the Gem
eral synod OF the Reformed Church in
America, to James '. Vincent. the three
story b]rownstone dwelling AZ 2&3 West
130th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04

Lieu, !. r q Stspler, from he 'astIne
to 'hs Ala ba ma a. engineer officer
Lieut.. =. W. M%agrud.i. from he Do"nes
to command of the Perk ms
Ensign i NJ. Miller. from the Tennessee
to continue on leave
Assistan. surgeon + ; wilson rom
Cauacso Hospita' to he Monterey
Assistant surgeon \. T.. Bcddoc' from
the Tennessee
Lieutenant tonuanier II AZ" from
ciony.no station TO the BROOKLYN.
Lieut. r W. Amsd~n, from the EI'ah'
to tho Barry.
Lieut. :. IL Id BOUNTY nom me b'ir!
tn rho lie ena
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
NEW GRENWOLDE HOME.

IN" Great H"ok Shores Corporation has
S"'1 2 pIo' a. Hrenwolde. Great Neck,
H. l' 70 a Il Btstedo. Ground will
" nrok"n al once for the erection OF a
r"sidencc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
Arm, and Navy Orders.

WASHINtTON March "-Ih"s' "'"'
orders wrr. issued to-day
r,-., i,,u, " n nusksr. sixth Field
Artillery, 10 jefferson barracks. missouri
for genera, recruiting
Majot II g., Fisk. Engtnter 'nfns !" ~
srrinss. Ark genera hospiisi for treat
ment.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

,sisr ST. > =. 100 = 81 Nicholas av--
'Isrktu amber Co aGt newton Holding
"a et nj. Feb I. lsi6..,,....,.,..3 1855
BPonI.
sOUrHEvN BOULEVARD, 2o<3 md coca
-Aifred g Kennedy sgt Park Hill Con-
struction Co OF oil. Feb ~. lSis,,...,e2B
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WASHINGTON. March a-Tha dsv csl'
In the Supreme ,our, for Mopday IL No.
$50. go. eel, 80, ?ss. 2@, asa ,and csj
and a6sI. esT, Zee land l23) and eS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
PLANNING sIo BRONX FLAT.

Groncnberg 4 1euchtag are drawing
plans for a fve story apartment house,
6s.6x1S0. TO be erected by the Williams
Building Corporation on the east side
OF washington avenue. north OF f66th
street. at \ cost OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
LITTLE ACTIVITY
IN REALTY MARKET
Builder Buys j. Hood Wright
Corner for Apartment
Improvement.
RvYING IN GREENWICH

Allure Of buyers and sellers TO
.,hieye their purposes resulted In a
S,y Of limited trading. Brokers found
a, impossible to get interests to agree
.,cept on a half dozen deals. zone Of
shich was Of such Importance AS to
s,trac, very much attention. or the
few properties which passed into new
hands during the Gay h most ,mpor-
ian, was a corner Of the J. Hood Wright
property on Washington Heights. which
Sss bought by a builder as a site for
Eats. Several parcels at the west end
OF Greenwich Village were sold or
rumored sold. II IL some time since 40
much Of the old village figured in a
single days trading. Buying In other
boroughs and In the suburbs. though
no, active. Mas not dull. A Brooklyn
block front was taken v by a builder
and in residential sections Of Long Isl-
and. Westchester and New Jersey sales
OF farms. estates. dwelling sites and
homes were reported. Leasing Of busi-
ness space showed improvement in VOL
une over that OF the previous day.
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Arrised-FRiDAY. March
Sc Richmond. noon. London. Feb IA
g LynEenftord. u A. ~. Shie,ds, Feb IL
e La Dromc. a1 y. n. Bordeais. FEB I.
g atfnonia. 40 A NJ. Bordeaux. rcb IL
e ~, io:N A. NJ. Shields FEB II
= Manhman: $50 AN. Hayre. Feb. Is.
: Trayson.. 2:GA ~. San Juan. Feb 70
rSSs auhcs' n"D p. N. Thursday. Mstausoa
70 Thorsa, s:is P. NJ. Nipc. Feb. y
&c PENS ; A NJ. Barbados. Feb. 2,
g amelia. ?6 A ~. Tanaino. Feb.
~ ~ Vale. Galveston. Feb .s
80 Huron, jacksonville. Feb -.
ss watson. Norfolk. March
IS suraca. Baltimore. March 90
% Delaware, Philadclphia. March
IS Atianiico. Boston. March /
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Caserta. a. Genoa.
Sc bunslo. st Hull
- bergensfjord, at KirkvoII &C.
&c Nearer. ~ Rotterdam
81 orihamme. AT Bordeaux.
SAILED FoR NEW YORK
:. United States. from Copenhagen,
- gAinerontH. from Glasgow
Ss Baltic from Liverpool .
- Munsmsr. from Aui,lls.
IS IenadOres. from Havana
Sc MORO Castle. from Nassau H
-TQnrE orCasss,n
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PROPOSALS.,

Sealed proposals In triplicate Will be re-
ceived ~ me 0nsrtefi'As,er General OF the
D. m. Eastern time. March 8. 1915, for fur
ni.hing stationery. once supplies and
once Furniture tSchedule No. -: Hard
ware and Tools schedule No. % ToiIe,
Articles. Soap and Cleaning Materials
tHchedule No. 81. Cordage. Canvas and Bur
lap ,Schedule No. ~: Packing. Waste and
Hose tschedule No, 81; for delivery during
the fscal year 1917. At depots Of the Quar-
termaster Corps listed In schedule. SEIZED
te-master General. L. =. Army. Washing
ton. ID. &. or by Depo, Quartermas;er 80
MhItehal 81. New YORK CITY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
..- AM PM rN
GUN rises y "a Sun sets. 3 5i Moon sets.j 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s..s.u, AM All
'a"o'h ''i2lGov ISL. .s:iSlHell Gate. 1905
Low WATER THIS DAY.
aaoa,ur hM AM AM
osno!H t.'.l; "a lsi. q 10 Hell Gate ..J,eD
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WRITER BUYS FARM.

Frank d. Turner. manager Of the
hrm bureau Of the Robert r.. Farley
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. cloudy In the
interior to-day, SNOW an the cosst. followed
BY cIeasiss n the afternoon. Partly eIowdy
ts-mssrsw; stress asrtkwest wiads On the
csast.
For New Jersey. clearing and colder TO-
day. Fair to- morrow: fresh strons north.
west winds.
For New England. snow and colder 10.
day. Partly cloudy to.morrow: strong
northwest winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy TO.
day and to- morrow: not much change IN
temperaturs fresh westerly winds.
NEW YORK. March THE depression
from the Southwest moved eastward Anu
became central on the south Atlantic coast
Yesterday, leaving the. pressure hien
throughout the interior OF the country and
low In the extreme Northwest.
Rain continued on TIE north rscimd
snow tell In virginia. Tennessee, the
ohio and Mississippi valleys and the south
II wal colder In the Atlantic states and
lower lake regions and central valleys
The line Of freezing weather extended
In the morning from virginia southwest
into central Tesas ana zero and below pre-.
vsred In the Northwest and 80 Tar south
In this city the day was fair; colder
wind. light to fresh northeast; sverage
humidity. 80 per cent; barometer: cor.
70 90; ! p n. so:ss.
The Temperature IN this city yesterday.
as recorded by the ohacisi Thermometer. Il
shown In the annexed table:
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STORES on BAY RIDGE BLOCK.

The Samuel Gaiitzka Company has
sod for the j. T., Duty Company to
SIMON Abe!s the block front on the west
de OF Fifth avenue from Seventy-ninth
70 taghtoh street, a plot 2ooxl00. Mr..
toels VIII erect ten three story single
"fl'k stores on th. block.
friday n Lrnrnan nave sold for the
Novelty Building Company the north
cas- corner OF Ctica avenue AMI 81.
JoAhs place for the estate of Charles T.
I oF"in i've lots north sid. of President
si"e', lN" feet cast Of Troy avenue. and
'or Aaron Construction Company the
piot' looxl20. AZ the northwest corner OF
Troy avenue AMI President street to
lsdor Klein
Joseph MetzGer has sold for J. Ham
norman the three story dwelling at 1911
Neap street. on lot 20XlO0.
samuel ialitzka Company has sold for
ne + pufy Company to Simon Abels
q pot 6NSl0o on the north side OF
t'eh'e'h street 100 feet west Of Fifth
avenue. AIR Abels will improve with a
sNy loot apartment. Also sold for a
,''hl Il lot .0NloO IN the south side of
SeNeh'N-nlt'h street 100 feet west OF
lIl avenue. when will he improved.
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PARK DW EI.I.VNG SALE
Thomas =. Burke has sold Tor Jamc.
y. Tot'en the two family house a, ia
Iibi"etts road. Lincoln Park, to Charles
Corbett. who gave In part payment tho
p'ot OF land at % Wolfe street,
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TRADING IN OLD GREENWICH.

WEST STREET.-Three six story and
one four story commercial buildings
at the northeast corner OF West and
spring streets. fronting sos and 81
feet respectively. have been sold. The
property is known as 3&9 to asa
Spring street and 303 West street
and has been sold by the David S.
Page estate, which had owned il for
over half a century.
WASHINGTON STREET.-The Gem
iial Trust Company. as trustee for
Hugh j. Grant. has sold the old two
story ,enements at ne and IA Wash
ington street. on plot 46.lx64s by
Irregular. located so feet south OF
Perry street.
WASHINGTON STREET. james H..
cruikshank has sold 700 Washington
street. front and rear tenements. on
OF 23xs2.3 by irregular.
CHARLOTTE STREET.-A. l.. 4 S
Wolfson have resold for Frederick
Brown 1888 Charlotte street. "A five
story Nat. on plot 40xlOO. The buyer,
Mrs. Hannah Lugasch, gave in ex-
change 1908 Charlotte street. a five
story Nat. on plot 37.6xlO0. l. Kash-
are was associated as broker.
ELY ANENtE-Daniel II. Jackson has
resolf through h. H.. Chester the plot
'oxloo on Ely venue. corner Kings
bridge road.
NORRIS AVENCE-Daniel II. Jackson
has bought from Katie Richwein OF
Butler. y. j.. 1864 Morris venue. "A
three story brick two family house on
10, 20xl00.
'RAND BOULEVARD-Shaw a. Co.
nave sold for W. J. Boyd Il plot 5Ox
- on the east side OF the Grand
bou and Concourse. 80 feet
south Of 18TH street.
WEST l0lST ST.-ShaW a. CO. have
SOD fer Mrs Elizabeth u. Clarke 247
West lolst street, u four and one-half
story Ameru an basement dwelling on
10; l6.sx6Oxlu+.
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$4,000 HAVEN AVE. HOUSE.
House for 40 Families to 60 TN
Near I7Oth street.

On the west side Of Haven avenue.
200 feet north Of 170th street. a Ave
story fiat will he erected for Char rios
I.ippman. II will have a frontage Of
90 feet and a depth Of S9.s feet and
accommodations for twenty-six families.
d. N. Felson IL the architect and has
estimated the cost at 10000.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.,

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF first part.)
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Dow ntOwn.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST
WATER ST, 81. = >. 23xss 3; 8th av, n c
cor 2tth NJ. runs u 2i.sx o Sick n 34.ex
g ASK $ tg.4 to st x W 100 to hes. 51th
~. = =. 135 " 9Th av. 20xi00.b: sbth Of.
=, 253 = Park av. 3sxl00. s-Marion
leslie. widow. to VIM N Leslie. 307 W
seth 1T. and Mary l. Hodson. ils r. eth
~. son aud daughter of VIM N Leslie.
iced, Ia part. a I, Feb IL; atty. Ralph
- Brush Ill Bway.............. uift
Delaney sr. iest. n,s. ai.io W Hidse
scott ?sis Windsor pi. Bki,n. mtg
$4,000, al lens. Mar i; attys, speir 4
Bartlett. SO Wall ......S
ST. 1I2. e s.. 1907 n stanton at.
.tgxs0--Sam Fuss TO isidor Fuss. Lo5
Ashford 81. Bklyn. mtg $4,000. Mar .;
sly. koppslman. lN Rivinston st. 81
bi.EEck Err ST. n 9. 80 . Wooster st, 5ox
,ooE.Morris Wcinstein to Max Eisman. 1
w 'oth 1T. II part. mtg 133. 900. Feb 20:
.,s,,ys. Eisman. L.. l.. 1875 Bway 800
81 ST. - u, = =. 80 g I'd av, s0xso-Hubin
herold to David Feuer. iios \ Blvd. mtg
sii,ooo. Feb Is; atty. } Gs'nsburG. al
I'll ST, s3s Z. n $. 400 q I'd av.. a5si,--
solomon solovinsky ct al to Emma A
Mtyhew. 1879 Pacific st. Bkiyn, mtg
$4,000. all iiens, Mar 3. atty. Il sharum.
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ReCCIVer %.NpnOinteL

HARRY V DUPONT i. HaNt,snd Smith
Of Fort Chester has hecn appointed re-
ceiver by Referee stephen " Thayer ~
Yonkers for Harry V, Dupont, dealer In
biiities. 1:.ss9; assets, 1900,
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cRpsToN .Av. - cot. issth ct. t4xi7e;2
iso.l--Hsnry r. Keil to Sio W seth st
20. 1876 Bway. Mch o. mtg e42, 500: attys;
s Et5mf s,, Y 6 4 ]. jSs pwsy h,,a;,i 'ico 90
to Creston Realty Corpn. 1875 Bwsy. Mch
=: mtg w. 400; atty. *loO
tste--1iusspps Cont ct al TO CONT
Bros -.Rlty Co. Inc, 229 Wills av. mtg
$1,000. Feb II; atty. Louis Campora. n3
BRIGGS Av. 2isi. " =. 2Ox93 s-Tiliie
Fsneterer 10 Alice 3 Buckbee. 22s? Uni.
versity av. mtg $1,000. Feb 20; atty.
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Weat Side.
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th Alsy

Manhattan Island. north OF iioth IT.,
ll:TH ST POI W. n o. 1918 e sth sv. !, az
i"" Emily steiner ct al. heirs, q,
JACOB steiner to Kate Coburre. 1851
simpson st. mtg So, 800. all liens. Feb :S:
atiA' David Galenski, 2ss Bway. 400
SAME PROPERTI-kate Coburre TO
bertha Horovi;1. 1851 simpson 81.
nr"hH' AZ liens. Mar 4: J W Bryant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04

MAX l.. GnoSSNAN, manufa I'urer ol
dresses at 80 West Thirty fourth stree,
has hled schedules showing liabilities OF
Si.?S6 and assets Of t7.a2l. consistin.
~ stock, 81, 800 accounts, Sass. and casl
I'm bank, $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-29
sILvERToN MOTOR TRIP.

Ii present plans develop Silverton
aud the surrounding country will turn
out on masso, sunday, August i, for q
trip over the Columbia highway. The
plan is to have all those owning auto.
mobiles to meet in this city early ON the
morning of that day and make this won
derful scenic trip, Herman Messenger.
who conceived the idea, says he will
have pennants and other necessary sup
plies ready to properly decorate each
ear in tho long procession,
MachtniSts viii be along to take care
OF any auto trouble that may come up
and there viii also be doctors along TO
revive you in the event that you are
overcome by the beautiful scenery you
are bouud to see.
Those desiring 70 join this merry
oro,d Of Silverton boosters should reg.
lister early. You can register at the
Hubbs real estate office, ]. w lizard &
Co, Ames Hardware, Johnson's drug
store, Steelhammer drug store or
place your name with Alr Messenger.
II WI be trip worth taking and you
will be with happy jolly bunch,-Tri-
bune,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-29
MT. PLEASANT NEWS.

Mrs Charles Semane of Portland
spent last week at the home of Johr
Huber.
Mrs H. Shank and daughter, Rox
ana, and Melvin and Ernest Knapp
We're Sunday visitors at g. H. Rays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ray and Edna
Ray were weekend visitors at Lebanon
Hazel Lambert spent Saturday and
Sunday nights at Stayton.
Effie, .Tona and Cora Ray, Lula and
Gladys Downing and Verna Shank, and
Joe Pietrok spent Thursday evening at
the Ed Smith home.
Grace Shank and Frank Lambert
called on Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ficklin of
Stayton.
Mrs. Harold Townes and son, Theo.
dore, of Portland, are visiting at the ID.
Townes farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Habberman, drs.
NJ. f. Ryan and VIM. and Lloyd MeIn-
tyre motored to Salem Sunday.
Maude, Fred, Dorothy and Nick Lu.
lay motored to Albany Sunday. They
were accompanied by Margaret Smith.
The Lulay Bros and Antoine Schin-
dler are ding some carpenter-w work for
H. R. Shank.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, Y. Hottinger and
daughter, Frances, and Mr.. and Mrs,
II. SEM motored to Albany and Corval-
lis Sunday in Mr.. Hottinger S new ear.
NJ. +. Ryan, daughter, Marguerite,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Habberman mo-
tored to Mill City Thursday.
Effie, Tona, Cora, Elmer and Irvine
Ray, Crystal, Bessie, Nerna Shank,
Frank Mosier and David and Ernest
Aegerter motored up to Lewis Rays
sheep rancn ten miles above Mill City
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II, Bremen of Stay
ton, spent sunday at the z, H. Lambert
home.
Peter Fielder and wife, and Philip
Pietrok called at the G.. II, Ray home
Sunday evening Mail.