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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
A New Food
For Thin Folks

All thin folks would like to in
crease their weight and their vitality
and have plump and well-roundsd
bodies. It can be done most easily
with the assistance of proper food.
The proper food is HEMO.
HEMO is palatab!e Matted Food
in powder form. More than Matted
Mix because it contains in addition
to ali the food values of Matted
Milk, the full nutritive force OF prime
beef together with the natural iron
to aid in making red blood
Take HEMO regularly and you
will soon realize the great benefits
OF this Food Drink
Good for children as well as grown
ups.
Makes a delicious food drink by
simply adding water.
We suggest that you try a sue
package with our guarantee OF
satisfaction.
8. A. MORGAN, MarshaIItewn. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
mAoUoKETA VETERAN DEAD.
Levi S. LoveIee, Member Home Shor.
Time, Dies Of Grip.

Death due TO influenza which is very
prevalent turnout the different build
ings at the soldiers home, claimed
Levi :. LLovelee. aged IS, member Of
The institution from Maquoksta- at 9
o'clock MONDAY night
Mr.. LoveIee came TO the home on
Oct :. 1915 Ee was NATIVE Of JEFF
feTson county. New YORK. where ne
was born July IS. 1887. He served in
Company N, Fourteenth New York
heavy artillery enlisting al Adams.
y Y. Dec. 10. 1853. He was discharged
Aug IS, 1863. at Washington.
One daughter, Mrs. Jennie Sanborn
OF Maquoketa, survives SIR. Loyelee
but is now in Los Angeles for the win
ter. The body will be sent 10 MaQuok-
eta tonight for burial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
EXAMINE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Cultures Taken From Pupils Of Click
School,

DR. NJ. F. Boyd, epidemiologist of the
state board of health, and City Physi-
clan F. P. Lierle began this morning a
search thru the public schools for any
sources of conta sion from which diph-
iberia is spread Cultures from the
threats of each pupil of the Click
school were taken this forenoon. These
cultures will be taken 10 Iowa City
this evening. ineubated Wednesday.
and examined Thursday. II any of the
cultures show diphtheria bacteria the
child from whose throat the culture
was taken will be sent home and quar-
antined. Cultures will be taken from
all the children in all the schools. The
children of St Mary's parochial school
will be examined Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
FL lbs. Sugar, 81
BEST GRADE GRADUATED

This is with $40 grocery order. and
the order is Of groceries priced as
shown on list. This is, of course, cash,
at these prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
j. w. speas Appointed Foreman-Jury
Is Instructed.

The grand jury was selected and in
structed and went into session this
forenoon. J. ". Speas was appointed
foreman. TIE other members are Harry
Caven George 3. Davis, z. W Earhart
c. A. Goodman, z. r. Parsons. and
George Schick. Judge Cummings in
srractions were the usual aduonitiong.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
In the District Court

The Western Grocer Mills has flied
suit against z. D. Downing Company
and Frank w. Jackson and the Irving
National Bank, the latter of New
York City Claim liz made in the petit
ton for 81. 1874 for car load Of
dried currants which il is alleged were
not up 20 guaranteed quality.
Irs. Jennie TeufeI has fled a petit
ton for divorce from Charles F. Teu-
fei The couple was married at Hunts-
Vile. Mo, Oct il. 1902, the petition
says. Mrs Teufe, was Mss Jennie Leg
before her marriage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
Buyers of
Groceries
Attention.!

You were never offered such
high grade goods at the follow
ing prices before. Make a list
Of what you want and shop here
first.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
FLOUR

HIGH PATENT-A sack ........ SIZE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-04
In the Police Court

H R. Ruman, who was arrested by
the police, was released by Mayor Mil
lard Monday afternoon after promis-
ing to pay the fine and costs.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-03
S25 IN GOLD
AWARDED

In all of the ads Of this page
which will appear once a week for
ten weeks, there will be mis-
spelled word-a letter dropped.
Find all dropped letters and as
semble same to make the name Of
the business man and his bust
ness. In order to find the cor
rect answer you must read each
advertisement carefully.
After you find it, you'll clip the
coupon-which will also be on
the same page-telI what the
mans name is and his business,
fill out the blank as per instruc-
tions, and address to Lost Mar
Editor, The LeaderEnterpris,
Office"
Send the answer to The Lead
er-Enterprise office not later than
the Monday following the date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
SATISFIED

with nsm. and address Of lenders a..
torney)
T ST. 1oi-Ios r. n =. So . 9Th AZ.
i5x-. sept ~. laos Heather Realty
60 to Herman warendorr. attys. Low
h r. 2 Rector ...,.........,.. $1,000
10TH ST 225 W. " ;. to7 ~ W IN az.
27,1os9a ~. MAY ~. loI2-Aarou ! Ieb-
enheiin. Gloyersvilie, y Y, and ann. trus-
tees, atty, Thos I Ramon. : Boekmen
aorH ST. loi ioa r.. n ;. 81 : An av
runs n 0G.3 x = 20 y n 327 x . - Y =
asa to n = 81 Y " 20 beg. Mar :. 19oA-
Joseph and Julia Fleischman to Eugene
u Wood. cOo0 Bway, satisfied without
production. of orig mort. hy order
Supreme Court: atty. T q Co., iI6
GoTVERSErR 'sT, 80, . :, "a 3 from n = :"
cherry st. 2'No9. sN.5S2s IN, IL part, Dec
10, !alt-lno j ana Ne!l'e Russell To
Martin = Cohcn, 80: Rway. -. sloo%
slSr ST. = =. . . Amst av. 10 3xlp. .
Nov rs. Ia13-Weslcy Realty Co to Mary
Scoficld, 23+ W 1891 ~. atty. Il \ Blu
menthal. loo Bwav. ............ $40, 600
7TH Az, 2.si. u q I3+th 81, 25>T5. tpl
u. 1910 D!edrlch ami El!z Iinihon TO
Louise NJ fuig ct al, .Nrs; atty. l. r n T
ioTti AZ. n I6ist st. .tIiNioo' Mar
~, lsoj- William SugEie to lnp Whaien,
trustee: atty, Douglas Armi'as" n VI
Ef.IzAnETH 1T, :. s4ii II rrospe' aV
Woodruff ayD, 2<.3xoO Gx22N96 4, Mar l..
1sss-paniel and Evadna Nsp"s 10 Mary
I. Arrow. 1903 W!lliamsbr!dse rd: atty.
stephen wray. ia95 Boston "a. . u 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

a cIi"nt ''''.. ',',.-..s..,,. $500
BY Herbert \. sherman.
lleTH ST, 40 W. = y. .tt g tn av, cox
100 II, 3 sly dwlg-t ; Trust 90 Art y
!. RNe,lo's ~ a., due. slTt.lta, taxes.
&c, f?s.3:. I" the p!aintir. .... 3I5 900
lat 3-nS rliIRp AVENUE
Nv Joseph T. Dsv.
is0TII ST. 7i6-tS. y =. 1901 W Prnsprct nv.
ta>lbs y !rrcg, sly strs and vacant
j i Brady ami auo agt {; Gallant ct al.
due. $3.50 81. rcaivcrtised for Apri. IL,
BY charles A. Berrian.
EASTcHESFEli Az, " =, near warinR ay,
2lo sNiN'N lrreg-G 4 Deuscher and ano
agt 7 II WATSON - Al. duo. st477g3:
taxes. &c. S2ao 20; to the pisintin. $40, 600
VAN C~oRTLANDT ST, II =, 3l5 9 East
chester av. 3ofN2ntpx irregAE X Tn
ham aGt Corn Exchange Realty Co ct al;
due, &sS'I; takes, &c. $685., 60; with
drawn.
lat IL BRoOkLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
by y. shutter.
trH ST, T., = rs y greenwood av. COX
100 ~ e Russing 81 al art ] West
berg ct al: to l. : cole. ........,. 81, 200
ATH ST, II . :, ?a0 = . sth av. 3s6Ag6-
: Marx agt N volta - a.; 10 the
BAY 18TH ST, u " :, i2G II a Renson av,
l2oKl0s i-R hoffman agt Cranio CONSTR
90. Inc. ct al to the plaintiff. -. $40, $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
FLATS AND SITES
IN GOOD DEMAND
One Buyer Takes Five Houses
on Upper West Side
Large Plots Sold.


rrading in apartments and apartment
sites was the feature OF yesterdays real
estate market. One buyer alone pur-
chased Ave houses on the upper West
st,ic. houses which have been mentioned
requently during the last few years
because Of the difficulties Of one OF the
dliy's real estate companies. Vacant
lands hat entered into the days deal
.nes are located far up In the ~northerly
part OF Manhattan. with the approach
II the first Of May business leasing In
becoming more active than ever and in
he mass OF leases closed the fact Ia be-
coming more apparent mat the old dis
iflct south Of T~wenty-third street IL
gradually coming back. Plans were fled
yesterday for several now apartments,
'ncluding II which will he erected on
Park avenue Mt u cost OF $500 900. The
links Clu filed plans for making over
at a cost Of $4,000 two East Side
lwellings into n clubhouse with many
novel features intended TO appeal espe-
clslly 20 golf enthusiasts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. April 1.-THE following realty
concerns were Incorporated to-day:
The . West SfNty-s seventh street, Manhat.
AN capital, 1871, 400; directors. Samuel .
M~ekcr, Edwin -. Perrin and Rudolph L,
The william e, owen Company, Brook
lNn, capital. $40. 900; directors, William G.
Owen. Harriet V. owen and Joseph Eek
stein,
The N; & J Realty Company Manhs.-
tan; capital. $4,000. directors. Joseph b.
Fender, Maurice Deutsch and Herman
The complex Holding Company. Brook
Ign; capital. $4,000; directors, Robert
irccnwaid, Chsrles Grsenwald and Jacob
The r. L. g. Realty Corporation, Man.
haitian; capital, $1,000; directors, franklin
q. Barrett. Walter j. Graham and Chris
tine I. Johnson.
Tho II East sevcnty-second Street Cor.
poration. Manhattan; capital. $1,000; al
~r"ctors, c. Augustus Meier. Lois q. Tuck
horn and Elizabeth Stirrat.
The Mimamo Realty Corporation, Man.
haitian; capital. $1,000; directors. paul
Hollingcr. Mile Hcllinser and Harry Hell.
linger.
IN" l3l Ro"rum Street Corporation. Man,
haitian, capital. 5000; directors. Maurice
y, Weiss, Julius Haiperin and Herman II,
The RIVER Building Corporation, Bronx
capital. $1,000; directors, Samuel Garry
Charles Z. simmonds n Nathan sonnsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

lcnsed at Far Rockaway. l.. T., for Mrs.
Bernard Fee "a cottage ON Wave Crest
avenue to Charles Dimm for Hugo
Joseph a cottage on Wave Crest avenue
to william Uhlman.
Bramwcll Davis has leased at Bay
side. l. T., to Charles NJ. Harlan for
thirteen months the house on the west
side of First street near Montauk ave-
rue. owned by Alice NJ. Ferry TO c. A.
Brandt for one year the house on the
north side of Waverly avenue near PEN
wood road. owned by Mrs. Sarah n.
MacNcy. and to Wentworth Tucker the
house on the east side Of Wright ave-
nue. near Lawrence Boulevard, owned
by the Smith estate.
john Il. Scot, has rented for Mrs.
Albert J. Akin her house In the Hewlett
Bay property at Hewlett. l.. l.. to Arthur
Cheney Train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

WASHlNGToN Arr' IA rh- tux Ac-
comar has arrived a. Portsmouth. y. II ;
dcsf~"y"rs Alvin Bach, Crsiu and Cum
nincr at New York yard cruiser Charles
,gn AZ san folr': DESTROYER Duncan at
Hampton Roads. destroyer Planning 81
Norfolk YARD Golfer Jupiter At Vera Cruz.
runbnst Ma'hias a. TampIro, destroyer
New Hampshire on Cape Charles CT.
DESTROYER Nicholson az Philadelphia var I,
tug psrscook A. Portsmouth: DESTROYER
strovcr Jenkins ~ Norfck yard.
The cruiser Denver has sailed from La
Pd2 70" GudYrua.. ice ship Glacier from
Mazatlan fnr san Diego. collier Hector
from Iamhort's Point for Melville. r. T.,
DESTROYER Jacob Jones from Key West for
Pensacola colder Nero from La Paz for
san Diego. AMI tug Srhhgo from Charleston
yard for sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
RIDGEwOOD DWELLING BUYERS

#. c. Zimmerman has sold To Mr..
''rost for NJ. j.. Ring tho three story
store building at $50 Fresh Pond road.
sold for a client TO John Pctermau tho
Two story frame house at :?0 Jefferson
street. for the Hing Gibson Company
to Nm. A. NJ. Alters the two family
brick house at 1888 Palmetto street,
Tor the Ring Gibson Company to q. +.
kicneman the two family brick house
at 2549 Palmetto street. for the Ring
Gibson Company to II. lie Fevre the two
family brick house at 253i Palmetto
street and for the Ring Gibson Com
pany to G.. Il. Cole the two family brick
house at 2547 Palmetto street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
MOVING IN TRADE ZONES.
Active Leasing Reported In Many
Business Sections.

George II Read n 60. have leased for
the charles +. Noyes Company tho sixth
floor of the Delmonico building. at So
BEAVER street. to George II. McFadden &
Bros. FOR "a term of years.
II. l." MoXlcy n 90, have leased Offices
at $50 Broadway TO the I'assaic Print
Works. a. l.. Traber. Magazine Program
Company, e. r.. Bradley Company and
s. :. Hamburger.
\. II. Mathews has cntcd second loft
AZ 1-9 Dominick street. corner Clarke
street, to Empire Engineering Supply
Company cntir. warehouse building 80
Narick street, corner Laight street. for
Graygold Realty Company to II. II. kap-
Ian Company. m fourth loft at 1928
Chambers street to Universal Plate
Printing Company.
Ewing, Bacon n Henry have leased
space In go West Fifty-fourth street on
the eleventh floor 10 Louis X. Adams for
a term Of years in 1876 West Fifty-sec-
ond street, on the third floor. To +. NJ.
q W. Auto Top and Painting Company.
Manning a. Trunk have leased TO Miss
]. NJ. Rust. dealer in laces and novelties.
the first loft at sl3 Fifth avenue, and
for the Cross q Brown Company. agents.
space on the twelfth floor OF the build
ing at the southeast corner of Forty
ninth street and Seventh avenue to the
New York Metro Film Service.
The +, TX, God. W. ~. Dolson COM
pany AVE leased offices in the Foster
building to Mrs Mary r.. Offutt, Mrs.
Marguerite G. Mckenna. the Gilmer
Realty Company and Carl T.. Trulock {:
also at 1853 Broadway 10 J. Windish and
TO David Lurie at 373 Fifth Avenue to
Nine. Katherine, and at 1928 Broadway
to thc Christian Science Practitioner.
Heckscher d de Saulles have leased
the twelfth floor In the building in course
of construction AZ 50 East Forty-second
street to the Anglo-Americin Cotton
Products Corporation for a term Of
years.
The Brett & Goode Company has
eased at 9-lS Murray street the west
half Of the sixth floor to she Dow ming
Leather Company for "A term of years
at I to II West Forty-ffth street space
on the tenth floor to =. Charles. and in
406-2i West T~hlrty-first street about
10000 square feet on the seventh floor
to Brooks e. Porter.
". & l.. Hess have leased the second
Moor al rs and IS Madison avenue for "a
term Of years To- 7. n. Wolfson, manu-
facturer of mems neckWear: nth floor
AZ "a and 20 West Twenty-hfth street
for "a term to J. Boreenicht a. Co., chill
dren's dresses, and the sixth floor at 81
East Twelfth street, running through to
IS and 30 East Thirteenth street. 10
Isctnan a t;roSsman, clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15


LUDLOW ST. IL. @ $. lsSs7.s-Max Wax
man to tho Hutwiii Realty & Trading
"a. 81 Chambers 1T, all liens. March 81.
atty. Samuel kornbluth, 81 Chambers
BROoME ST. is. n " c Mangin 1T. :5Sso
forclos Ap lil-Jos r Mulaueen. Jr. ref.
10 Frederick ID Wcckes. oyster Bay. I. 7.
Trustee fnr Dora u Forbes. Ap ~: attys;
cHMRLToN 81: i2e,is.s : : 80 v Nash
h%elltnore, y J. to NY state r. T Co.
20: Lexington av. July 20. 1910: atty.
,.Tr G. co; rs way...,....,s:.;...sioo
stiix6i inches. probably eoA-payid
Faley and ano to Gruen Holding Co. "a
part. mtg tli.sso. March Is. atty. ~
Gruensteln. $50 Grand st.......... 800
SULLIVAN ST. s:i. " y. i6s = I'd IT. 25S
100. sullivan ~. 2?G, " .. III . 81 IT,
MOO. sullivan st. 22s. " $. Iis . ID y,
.jNl0o-Morits Gruenstein and ano to
Grucn Holding Co. "a part. mtg SO. 0oo,
May ls: atty. NJ Gruenstein. :50 Grand
wAsn,S.ioN ST, .s;,w;. ,sio- PRIV
Buffalo. y y. to y y. state Il q T CO.
y: Lexington av.. b q =. = a &. March
%; atty T - Co. if6 Bway. ..,.....,.N
ERR ST. Is. n $. .77.s e Ith st. 21.6xii0
r. ponneliy. ts " ilsth Ut, all liens.
Ap i3: attys. Amend & A. lis Nassau
SAME PRoPERrY--Jno Il Donneiiy L,
FRANCIS A Curry. ?:s w ioist ct. b a.
~ . . .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

REAL tSTATE WAN TtD til EASE.
WANTED TO L.EASE-lt room hous.
within distance 81 New York,
Answer j.. box 1888 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
FIVE APARTMENTS N SALE.

Ralph L.. Spots has purchased from
he United States Rubber Company
Yorktown Court. a six story elevator
4sartment house at 613 to 6o1 West
1874 street, northeast corne OF Fort
Washington avenue. covering n plot
isi.1lx99.2: the Sunderland and Nor
man. six story apartments ut $50 to 53f
West 136th street the Springfield, "a six
story apartment. 1oOx100. at the north
eat corner Of 12Jth street and Clare
mont avenue, and the six story struc-
,ure. on plot 62.6x1o011 at 5o7 to 511
West l1lth street. These houses passed
70 the sellers in the adjustment of the
Affairs Of tho New York Real Estate
Security Company. They are valued at
a total Of about 1000 900, but all Of
them are heavily mortgaged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Psblic Offerings Yesterday In MAN.
haitian, The BP0nX and Brooklyn.

lat II Wesley STREET.
by Joseph i. Day.
l50TH ST. n =, $50 W Broadway. I6ox9slI;
va~cant-surety Realty Go aet iIlth 81
& 18th Av Construction Co ct al; ac-
tion 1: due. Sa7, s97. 90: prior mtge. SGs.-
200: TO the plaintiff for 800 over prior
,1.TM ST. sal ", N .. $50 . I'd Az. 20.
100. II. . story tint and str~s-Common-
wealth In c. ast Vincent Garsfalo ct
al; due, eis.s.s:s2; taxes. etc. Si,aOs, OF;
90 Az. 1919. " 3, 2Sii u ssth 1t. .Sx7s,
story tint and strs--M A Howard awt
Peter Len!cn Ct 81; due, els.s37 81:
ny Samuel MARI.
11tTB st. SO 4. . Us 0 - ~, Syx
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100 II. S story tint and strs-same art
Lenh strauss ct al; due. sls,S15 ~:
taxes, etc N,issss' to the plaintin
ssTH 81, 10 W, -, 100 q Columbus ,y.
2oxloos, I story dwlg NJ NJ Marks AIT
l. IL Ahenheimcr ct al; due, Sa5,2TS,
$4,000 "
LEWIS ST, 2ts.?i7, Gnragc bldss. David
Shchnen art Jacob klanger ct al. due,
Il party In interest, for $1,000,
by y, II, Mayors.
AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor llSth ~, So II
xloo, b story APT house. II d Greenwaii
and anO aEt 501 West 18th st, Inc.
ct al. due. s9,l79,a2: taxes, Sc. ie0s'o5:
prior. m'ge, $4,000: to the plaintiff for
t76,il5. "
BY James !. Wells Company.
10TH ST. u .. sos q TT Washington av,
+bxss.5-west Virginia Pulp q Paper Ca
sgt 8 9 Mcclure Co; duo S3,Sss.s7; texea
40. S1ts.se; 20 William H ArohtbaaA, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
UPTOWN BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

The Seco Realty Company has ac-
Vu!red from Samuel Eiseman the block
front on the west side OF st. Nicholas
avenue between 1884 and l74th streets
'r an apartment house Improvement.
Tire site comprises eight lots and a a
frontage Of 200 feet OF the avenue and
100 feet on the street. 1t Is planned ~
ne Seco company To build two Ave story
structures over the block front. The
houses. designed by Sass \ Springstein.
architects. will each have n frontage OF
90 feet and u depth of 90 feet and will
cos. abou. sajo.eoo. Ely Marian has
been awarded the building contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
These navy orders were Issued:
Lieut.. II. q. Fuller from the Birmingham

Lieut., II g. Fuller from the Birmingham
% the Maine.
Lieu, g. n Murray from Gallauds-
A"r'nianN ronpanv, Norwich. Conn, -
Boston,
Lieut.. \. NJ Cohen from receiving III y
a. New York TO assistant to publicity
officer. New York
Lieut.. \ r. Biive!l from the Rhode
10 and TO tho birmingham
tus!En T. e sweeney TO the Maine.
tnsign Thomas shine from tho Prone
'hcus TO the Arkansas.
SURGEON r. Il. Aheken from the Colorado
70 home for orders
Assistant surgeon II Mcdonald from the
Iris ~ the colorado.
Assistant surgeon W. A. N~oselsang, NJ
II =. from Medical Schoo!. Washington,
20 tn" South Carolina.
Assls'rn' surgeon " W Ni1lsr " v e
from Medical School. Washington. to the
Niss,ur!
Assistant surgeon r Richmond. VI. X. G,
fr'm Medical school. Washington. 10 the
Wisconsin.
Assistant surgeon J. r Owen. ". r.. g.
from Meii'a' S'hoo' Wellington, to re-
cruitlrg STATION. New orleans
Asststtn, surgeon J.. = Dram. ". X. g.
from Medical Schou.. Washing 10 me Ono.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
RECORDED LEASES.


MuLnERRY : 70: "!,,,:hn G.; ncyI.
18TH ST, n q iis v str ay, 7sx2oi, 10, ali
--Ia. stewart IN Rarnei R~~itv Corr. 80
Elar'dTT Ct. 81 yr, irqm Apr l. jag;
Asst ST: ~, T. ;s%ors,-Rosi: Haher,
$40 linton ev. I ~ from Mch I. 1915;
atty, Geo Rinslsr . Co. :oa u ssd
7TH Nv, sci. store 4 b%-isophic 4 Rod"
TO Emanuel J Emeiin. Msmaroneck. " Y,
yrs from May I. 1918. atty, N T
barroWs. 2s9 Bway ...,.......,,, $1,000
10th ST, J07-bli ", all; l3ist VI,
sSi ". sii--Everts Hoiding Co to chna
Kimmelman. 2&7 Audubon sv. . yrs from
May ]. 1916; atty. saInl wacht, II
oIscHXRb ST. |: cor Broom. 81. cor sisSs
q bsmt--Jaoob Froelich 10 Julius Nelson.
se7 Brcome ct. 6 yrs from May 1. 1915;
attys. Frank q wolfson. $40 Broad,
sTM 81, s;:si w..''ai--Hish o rsis
Holding Corp 10 West Side Saw Hank,
q W 9th q. 5 yr:s from May I. visis;
sttS' - Nsws.. % wsn s......es.soe
lto10 a, ~ q stoss Ao-laoa Xese.
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urrLDERs BUY DYCkMAN SITE.

william Cumming has sold the plot OF
ever four lots at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Isham street TO the Sea-
man Construction Corporation. 7. @. Ca
ard! and Max Just. The buyer intends
n Improve the property at once with ali
apartment house To cover the entire prop
srtv. Hall j. How Il Co. were the bro
kers In this transaction.
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TRADI>G N LOCAL SECTIONS.

ANENuE-The Henriquex
-eSihte has sold dJS 10 5Gi Columbus
fvenue. northwest corner of Eighty
seventh street. a Ave story FIAT with
"ores, fronting zoos feet on the ave-
0ue ana - feet on the street.
WEST BROADWAY-The pendleton
estate has sold 36l West Broadway
A'f l'' Broo,ne street, southeast cor
r'r' ~, three story buildings, on lot
'"N''. 70 Otto l.. Arps, who has been
II 'nt f the estate for ten years.
. '>''N EoAn-DRri,ly & Dahn have
'.I i"g Nathan ~Luwcnstein To the
.Mh"'" Operating Company 1iii
""' = road. z four story double fiat.
'H lot @,NlOn.
WIS., aJ3ru III .,,rr r..,.ua,
drown mas sold 10 the George A. Field
,''"t" -. and 43s West 2l3th street.
'"' nv" story flats. The seller gave
'A "'hE" two and three-quarter
Eros aud II sixteen room dwelling on
f".stde II Independence yenue
VIA sigma place, %Irvington.
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~. BIOt Ks FROM OCEAN.
Fine house. 20 rooms aud 2 baths. very
line surroundings. rent, sell or trade.
ALVIN \ SEAI.N. ls5 Broadway. y. y.
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PROrOsAIA,


SEALED BlDS will he received nv IN.
BOARD Of Water supply. at Its ONCE,
twcnty-second floor, Municipal Ru'idin.
Park Row, centre and Chambers Stree,s
New York CITY. until II A. NJ, on TUESDAY
April Is. 1915. FOR Contract %. for furnish.
ing, delivering and erecting nine eIectrio
travelling cranes. from Ave tn ao.,nn
ca pa city. with equipment, in cha nbers n,
Ashokan, kensIco and Hill View ressryoir.
The work Is located IN the Town OF Ouys
Ulster county. and Town of Mt, Plea.an;
and CITY. OF Yonkers. westohestsr COUNTY
New York.
Al the above place and time the hid. w,n
he publicly opened and read. Pamnhi.,.
containing Information for bidders ana
contract drawings can he obtained a, ,hs
aboy. address, al the once Of the Secr..
tary, by depositing the sum Of zen doliars
tSI0) in cash or its equivalent FOR earh
pamphlet. For further particulars ami
TO the once Of the Principal Assistant In.
Eineer At the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS, Pras,dent:
CHARLES \. CHADWICK,
JOHN Y. CALVIN.
commissioner. ~ The Hoard of Water sunply.
GEORGE FTArHERsToNE. Secretary,