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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-10

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t~o AID that they ss-ssted 10 susoM
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through accident Mr.. fARy1A0oO L,
Yen sos 50 far ~ 10 f1rn1so -
uauf~- Of .ori> of the member q 81
union Who b. claims worked
lie ais, refers 20 meeting -
AS h-li 80 Local - On tho aigAf -
the STRIFE took place ard eiaisD ~
ar members voted TO remain q -
aud 81 notIfl-i Mr. l. d. MeDsuA
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ea.sted pr@cs-dsd 10 msss .
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as to ITS 'esGf.f'
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hat "sr heal ~ DID h"si
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rot wsrs b.; that thy ~oss1
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-10

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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-10

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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-10

raa ,sa evsr hear q Sure
"a 4 Railroad TrssssA ht
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-05-10

an agreement With the sV,itrt,g.,,-.
anipn tt - nsrnhern ahzalatt.ty :.
fa'eh To ee iteis nsrous ON tn. =.
ca-#nn. hoNessf. lu 4bsut thr.. A.
aftsr the strike had hen d.. a
at an md The s~ltchmsn wer. -.
'sp work with the exception OF mr..
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

eral amendment enfranchising women
and that we deplore sae interstate dis
elimination against women, now eX-
listing.
BE it further resolved that we demand
an immediate and favorable report on
the Susan Is. Anthony amendment and
that we pledge ourselves to stand back
of the women of the east in their eff
forts to obtain federal recognition.
And be it finally resolved that copies
of this resolution be sent to the presi-
dent of the United States, the seapker
of the house of representatives, Sena-
tor Kern, majority leader of the sen.
ate; Claude Kitchin, majority leader
of the house and all the members Of the
/ judiciary committee and the Arizona
congressional delegation, with the re-
quest that it be read into the Congress
sional Record.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

cago. few days ago her lawyer, j.
j. Golds;ein, obtained from Justice
Greenbaum an order for the arrest of
Wheeler for non-payment of the ali
mony. Mr.. Wheeler was said to con-
template going to the West Indies
The actress, Deputy Sheriff Julius
Browner, Abraham Upton. a lawyer.
and Mr. Goldstein took an automo-
bile and started for the Union League
When they reached the club house in
Fifth avenue at 5 p. m. Mrs Wheeler,
in stately dignity and a large picture
hat, led the invaders through the
doors Uniformed functionaries We're
brushed aside as Mrs. Wheeler rushed
up TO her husband in the lobby and
Selling him by the sleeve said:
This is my husband. Mr.. Sheriff,
DO YOUR DUTY"
Browner was willing, but Mr..
Wheeler was not. The stock ex-
change member took one look at his
wife, tore loose and headed for the
reading room. Mrs. Wheeler gallopen
after at TOP speed. with Browner Lip
ton and Goldstein behind her. But i
throng of attendants blocked pursuit.
When last seen Mr. Wheeler was
sprinting through The reading room.
stop" said steward. waving his
far q before the pursuers. You have
no legal right in here The supreme
court recently declared that man can
rot be arrested under legal process in
his own home. This is Mr.. Wheelers
home. / must ask you to leave"
The invaders got out and joined the
crowd in the street. Mrs. Wheeler re-
treated to a corridor of the building
across the street, where she said after
photographs were taken:
This is a fallacy of New York law.
man can stay in his club and defv
orders issued by 4 supreme court
Judge and sheriff Wealth can achieve
solutely no chance"
Claudia Carlstedt and Albert Gal
le.tin Wheeler. il, were married in
| 1898. Mr. Wheeler's father was worth
| several millions and Miss Carlstedts
father, Alex Carlstedt, was director of
the Boston Conservatory of Music. In
1910 the Wheelers separated, Supreme
Court Justice Mccall ordering Wheeler
to pay his wife $4,000 year alimony.
Later this was reduced to Sc, 1000 a year
! When Mr. Wheeler paid up back ali
mony in March, 1915, to bring, but
! lose, a suit for divorce. Justice Green
baum granted Mrs. Wheeler $500 a
month alimony
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
BANDITS QUICKLY CAUGHT

DENVER April 21.-William Cab
Ter, aged 65, Waterman, is in the
hospital probably fatally wounded and
Fred Jones. a cook, aged 81, and
Ralph Burton salesman, are in Jail
as the result of a charge by police
following the hold-up of the crew of
a switch engine in the stockyards
here early tonight
Cabier according to the police was
shot from his horse by either Jones
or Burton after they had relieved the
engineer and brakeman of their val
uahles. G. Davis, a cowboy attracted
by the shooting, picked up Cabler's
revolver, wounded the Watchman's
horse and took up the chase followed
hy the police The bandits scattered
their loot az they ran, and took ref
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
''THE GIRL IN THE ROSY TIGHTS"
HAS TROUBLE COLLECTING ALIMONY

NEW YORK, April 21.-Claudia
Carlstedt Wheeler, who used to be
Claudia Carlstedt. The Girl in the
Rosy Tights" has laid siege to the
Union League Club. Inside the club is
Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr., banker
and broker, who owes her $4,000 in
2limony.
In 1912 the former comic opera
prima donra ATTAINED a separation
and was allowed 5000 month alimony.
She alleges she has had chase for it
rs unsuccessful as it was exciting,
from New York to Boston and Chi
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

publican nomination. for president an
nouneed here tonight that OF May 3
he would leaye his campaign head
quarters at New York on a speech
making trip across the continent to
Seattle AMI San Francisco stopping
at all the principal cities enroute and
reaching Chicago on his return a few
days before the republican convention
Mr.. Du Pont is running on a bust
ness methods ticket"
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
RIVAL OF STANDARD
$5O,0OO.OOO OIL co.
Republican \. p. Leased Wire]

IncpuDhCdH =. r. LEASED WtTeJ
TULSA, Okla, April 21.-Formation
of $50.000,000 oil corporation for the
purpose of producing refining and
marketing crude oil ard it's products
was announced here today by H. F.
Sinclair, wealthy oil producer and
former Federal league baseball mag
nate, on his return from New York
City where he has BEEN for several
weeks. The new company, which will
be beaded by Mr. Sinclair will be
,'uown as the Sinclair Oil Refining
company.
The new company will combine the
PRODUCTION CT the Sinclair Oil COM
pany, and possibly other well known
producing firms with the production,
ripe lines and plants of three of the
largest indeuendent refining COM
panies in the west, according to re-
ports that. while not authorized by
the organizer, are given general Gre
deuce among well informed oil men
bore. The three refining companies
which go into the new combination
are the Ct'dahy, Chanute and Millikin
companies.
Mr.. Sinclair stated that five of the
largest banks in New York were be
hind the proposition t,u declined to
give their names.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
AMERICAN GIRL HELD UP


IFepubTIcan a. z. Leased WIreI
ATCHISON, Kas., April 2L-Miss
Mary Silliman, former teacher in the
American college at ,Constantinople
and reported lost in Germany on her
way to this country, has been de-
tanned at Warnemunde, Germany, by
German authorities, according to an
official message received here today
by her uncle J. ?. Silliman. Washing
ton authorities had been asked to as
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

age IN vacant building a mile from
the scene. They surrendered when
the place was surrounded.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
HE WAS AMERICAN BOY

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
WASHINGTON, April 21.-T. Cole
man Du Pont, candidate for the re
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22

Hire q little salesman at The Re
publican office A want Ad will SCI
more customers thar you can. =,
Arizona republican., 1916-04-22
LIBERTY SANS
EQUALITY FOR
WOMEN VOTERS

Continued from Page one)
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30
Cnitt.

StuoioIns Spuno finbet Bel Der
Seimte6r BON &ommers Dor Der
8ube isiren Sdneiber. Der bier iiber-
no9tet bat, nm inn enoIid mol ole
Rednung prGientieren 5u t0nnen.
.Nanu, MsiFer 80 Sic boIten bier
tpobl bos No9tIoser bon GranuOn
aba"
.&6, Ssrr @punb. i6 fpOnte nur
cine periOnli9e ausipru9e 5piiden
uns berbeifiibren."
.8itte. bite, f9iitten Sic mir psrs
trauenspol Sbr Sera aus!"
.@ie Iduloen mir nod ...@
.MeiB i'd, peiB i9. Iieber MeiIfsr;
seben Sic rubis nod 9aufe uno pers
refnen sic bic Sahe nit benz
SdIofselOe, bos sic ieBt an mid
Su 5ablen bGttcn."
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30
garOng" untsrt,0d Fs Der aOmmiI.

8nrOng" unterb,0d Ts Der aOmmiI.
Inr.
Der tGnnt's i9on s'ipeTen fem,
Tasts bos Widodsn. nDas @'idt
bat ma not Tsb'n t0nnen, tpeips in
Der Muee 10 finItsr NOR. gber ME
er bobertommen ia = mDgli pdr's
I9on! grOB rnb T6lant mar Der
9srr = obsr beItimmt peiB ids
not. Mie min Der S6omos IpG.
ter s'Ta9t bat, Oab er Dem Serrn 8as
ron f6on einmal beseonst is, bab'
Dentt, CT is 3 tpieoer a'peIen.
ater, ME s'Iagt, f4pUren lam /
'.Dt orouf!"
Sonlt mar aus benz MGb6en
nidts berausSubringen, mas ni9t
f9on Sbomas er5d6lt bdtts. Ho@
elmer @iertelitun0e entIieb Der aoms
miFar Mili.
limb nit GrssrIi@en Solten ouf
Der Stirn erbob Ii9 Der &ommiFar,
als ibm semeIOet puros, baB Jpn
Der !9ausberr i'm 5ribitiids8immer
ertparte.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30
VIII.

~qlfo, Branbtner. ME benten sic
iiber ben JaIl2A
Der gsent, elm nod junger Mahn.
blidte nit f9arfen, flugsn Musen ben
Wcrgsiebten an uno anttportete a0s
germ: .Was mir bis isbt berausbs>
tommen baben. ldBt nod gar feline
Mnnabme gu. Der 8uri4 uuD Oas
wtdoel I6einen taDelIos 5u iein. 4ls
mir i: unten i'm part ouf Der 8ant
traien. paren lie po9l perpirr', ober
feinespe9s bon iener 4ngit unD aufs
reguna ergriffen, Die maj oei Ghul.
bigeH isbt. Sic folsten uns OAue
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30

sinmoI ibm. iOn6srn benz iepsiIieen
Nojoroisberrn esbOrts, en~tipsnoet
iporoen mar, ionoern bieIe p~ertsufsIte
poli5ei brahte isBt aud nod Ieinsn
Reffen NIT benz 9iebFabl in 8ers
binoung. limb lDsnR ii9 bic Sods
pirtIid 10 psrbleIt, 10 mubte bas
einen iurdtborsn SionooI eeben. IS
mar ni9t aus5uoenten.
nUeieBt ben 6aIl, sic bGttsn
redt," ioste sr, npis FsIlen sic ii5
Dor. onb mein Neffs ben Shmud
entlUenoet BATE"
Der GommiIIor Sudte bebauernb
nit ben Adieln.
~YorIdufig tit ia oas ei9entli1 nes
benid9Iid. Wi9tiger pdre, fsiious
itellsn. purum Sbr Reffe Is sstan
bat. asnnen sic bic 8erm0genss
Derbdltniiie Sbres yisiIsn senau9"
Der aIte 9err oudte nit ben I9.
feIn.
n@enau pobl ni9t" antSpor.
iste er smsin ytsife lit stpar nidt
reid, ober i~poblbobsno."
~Sot er paiiiOnen9" fragte Der
&ommiiiar.
pGr 1T Elm iebr ftrebiomsr, siem.
li@ niidterner Dtann, lsbsnstIus unb
ebrgeioig. 6riiber sinmaI bat CT &c.
ipieIt, pod iogor, aber i'd CLAUDE.
er ru9rt jest teine &arte mebr an"
nSo 10 -. @r ipielt alio -,
murmeIte Der aommiiiar.,
nGr bat gelpieIt", betonte Der
Baron.
.gia = bas 1T basIeI6e."
Isle m6gsn cine sroBe Grfobruns
baben, !9err 0otiur", ia9ie Der 9auss
berr, nunb ss liesi mir fern, sic
irsenbpie beeinfIulien Su poIlsn,
aber i'd perii9ere Sbnen aIs Mann
bon Gbre, OoB i'd nIGt oas esrinsite
Wtptip fir cine oerortiee 9anbIun9
BEL meinem Rsffen finben tann."
nSa = pisIlsift IRE i'd. Sebens
faIls fpirb es bic 3utunft lsbren!~
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30

= 8 peb! 2sbrsr: rDsin @uf.
los 1T oiesmal 70 f4Ieat. baB i'd
Dir einsn Brief an Deinen 8oter mits
ssben psroe, in peIdsm ih i'm bite.
Did gu Sii6tisen".
DilbeIm (peinerlih): ~aber Boz
tr bat i'm bod ieIbit gei9riebsn-.
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30

Irm in arm gingsn 3tpei lihte
9eItalten bic i9attige MlIee binnb,
81 Dem pIaB inter Der uraIten 2ins
be, an benz Die Yaronin am nergon'
genen Abenb bic 3uIammentunft
bate. @s fparen Marp unb be
So9ter Des alien &nIteIlans, Qeni
30llner. ridtis SeIene 30Ilner. bic
Su9eno9eipieIin Der 9aronin. bic
pertraute1ts Treunoin felt bersn
&inbbeit. Die beiben Trouen lent-
ten ibre Sdritte gu Der 8ant inter
ben &inben.
SrGumerif9 bIidte bic 8oronin
in bas belIgriine 8ldtteroo9 iiber ibs
rem Saupte.
,Mlip, bu liebIt i'm, SelIa2" fraets
iie unO fab ibre 8esIeiterin Id4eInb
on.
Sos iunge MGb9en nidte Elm paars
nal enersii4 nit benz Rppf uno err
r0tete.
.unb feb i4r f4On sihis2 !5ut
CT 1lb ertldrtS
rSa, Marp. @orgeItern mar er
Bel uns, aIs Der Batter meg mar.
0a bat er mir feline 2iebe geitans
ben."
rMaeinen ber0li9lfen @liidnunT9,
&inb! Soft gebe, bob bu in beiner
@be sIiidIi4er pirit, aIs i9 es mar!
MilIit bu mir ni9t perroten. pie er
beibt2 &enne iA ibn2"
m@ieIlei6t! MO9Iid. baB bu
Jpn oufdlIig ~irgenbpo setroffen bait.
briiben in 8oben ober in Gottings
brunn. @r 1T poIioeibsamter."
npoli3eibeamter2"
n0ieIleidt baIt bu f6on bon ibm
gsb0rt. Gr beibt Murmier."
.Wurmier? 0ottpr Stephan
Wurmier?" fra9te bic 8urOnin ibers
raf9t.
.Sa. Mieio tennif bu ieinen
Saufnomsn?" fraots 9elene %eritaunt.
rNeibt ou. no ii9 bieier Dpttpr
iebt b~efinbet2"
Rein. Morp. @ie fOIIts ia bas
piiien?"
vi tleiner Strid bu! Sag bic
Mabrbeit! Norum biit bu 9eute
plObIi9 beriibersetommsn9 9u peibt
pirtIi9 nidt, no fi9 ieBt bieier
Oottor @urmIer aufbGlt?"
sd f9p0re ss Dir. i9 babe felt
Oorseftsrn nidt init inn seiprOden.
Sd peib es pirtli9 ni4t. $50 iolI
er benn iein9"
rWo? 9o iaau' einmaI binun.
ter" REF Morp nit beIIem 2a4en.
Dom Sauie Der lam bur9 bic
2inbenalIee Der prIi5eitommifiar
Dottor Stephan WurmIsr i9nelIen
S9rittes auf bic Damen au.
Sella slaubte ibren 4ugen niht
trauen 3u t0nnen. sine parme RDte
iibsroos bic Mansen Des Iiebli9en
M6b9ens, unb bic buntIen 4ugen
ltrobItsn benz iungen Manne entses
gen.
9ottor MurmIer frat nuf bic Das
men 5u, perbeugte Ii9 Dor Der 8as
ronin, bic inn lddelno bic 9anb
entgegenitredte, unb ioste:
~0OriteIlen brau9e i'd pobl niat.
Die 9errf4aften tennen ia chamber
bereits."
Dds bliitenfriiGe @eii9t bss jun
gen MGbdens fGrbte iid roiis. oils
ss benz eeliebten Manne bic 9anb
rei9ie.
sd bin febr ansensbm iiberrai8t.
sic bier gu trsffen, Grdulein 9elia!"
begriibte er 9ella lddelnb.
GOrtiebuns fOIst.)
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30

SqnOron5. 9odter: po-
pa. ib muB elm poor neue Rlaoiers
ftiide baben.
Batter (@mporlOmmlins): Wos8
4lnuieritiide2 Sd babe Dir bod neus
lid srit Elm gauges RlaDier setouTtl
@eniigt Dir benn bos nod niht9
Washington Journal., 1916-06-30

ariminaIrOman BON auomF 0seiRI.
The sun., 1916-10-24

as Maiden lane: atty. Lawyers Title 4
Trust Co. $50 .......... SIS. goo
CONVENT Av, s5s--Jackson. Anna. to Jo-
hanna Gross. IS " 1l1th Of; atty, Anton
Gronich. 500 Bway lint Of $4,000 ....0
Bronx.
LOTS ss and 6s7. map Gleason prop
Gertrude N gleason to Frsdk : schrimpf.
l3t Ralph av. Brooklyn; atty. Title % y
CHARLOTTE ST. isii-J Frederic Ksrno.
chan. exr. to J Frederic Kernochan. So
Park av; atty. II r Miller " Pine
OAKLAND PL. cor Prospect av.-Titis
r Co to ny Schneider. i3s r. 18th
At; attys. Salter & 8. 1O Nassau
2airH SIR. All E-Icn:: F Moiloy 10 Alden
Y Meeks, haywood. N J; atty. A v
Meeks, 100 William st................si
SAME PROPERTY-Alden v Meeks TO
Francis williams. trua. 500 Broad at.
Newark. " J; atty. same.........91, 900
cRoToNA PARKWAY. es, lisa n isOth
st-N Y Trust Co 10 City MTG Co. l5
Wall st; atty. Lawyers T a T Co. 100
SAME PRoPERrY-c,ty Mts Co to Har.
lem Savings Bank. i2% h i2S 1t; atty.
ELTON Av, 'sii.rr.ni J K.n.ier to
Alfred J Amend. 1908 Perry av: sttys,
Amend a A. 11s Nassau ......,..... 81
SAME PROPERTY-Alfred J Amend to
Cath Kensler. Gs Elton av; attys.
bhne.. sss..s.s.. = sSl
The sun., 1916-10-24
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
General Sicklcs's Old Home
Sold \gain-PrOpcrty May
i" Improved.
S3.OOO,OO LOAN SECURED
Money Advanced on I'D street
Building-Dcal for Wash
ington Heights Block.

Professionals were the leaders In yes
terdays real estate trading. The old
sIckies home on lower Fifth avenue
bought several months ago with adjoin-
Ing property on speculation, has been
,urred over to another epeculator, no
doubt AZ a profit TO the seller. A change
in the character of the Improvement may
follow yesterdays deal. An entire block
front on Washington Heights was bought
hy a huilder who will give tina section
another row of apartments. There were
several investment deals. but with one
exception none of them involved prop
er'y II much value. The exception was
a deal affecting a dwelling on East
s!xty-siNth street nea Fifth avenue
which has been held In the market at
$4,000. The owners Of the Forty-sec-
ond street building "A v secured a loan
Of 100000 on the property at the rate
Of 4 per cent. interest.
The sun., 1916-10-24
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

A. II. Mathews has leased for the
Trinity Church Corporation the ware
house At 2Ss and 2ss Spring street,
through to ~ Clark street, to Converse
4 Co.. dry good merchants. Of 70 to SO
Worth street. They will vacate their
street before February I. 1917.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to the
Franco-American Ferment Company the
six story n basement building at tn
southwest corner Of Sixth Avenue anu
Fifteenth street for q term Of years.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the Ave story building at s?
Greene street to Joseph Wolff. ut . to :
East Thirty-seventh street ard s Eas.
". Addison. and at 81 West F.fty-n!n'h,
street. fourth floor to Morgens'ern 4 Co.
William A. White & cons W. leased
the FIRST loft at 10s-l10 West Eleventh
street to Hall & Paneth. the f,rst loe'
at 8 Reade street to Reade Tool 4
Machine Company: with N. 4 l.. Hes
the eleventh loft at lli-llS Fast Six
teenth street TO Stephen Stafford \
Sons. and a suite Of offices in the Frank
lin-Hudson Building. 100 Hudson street.
to the National Cold Storage Company
Of Brooklyn.
A. A. Hageman has leased the parlor
fioor loft at S. West Tnirty-six;h stree,
to R%abinowitx Fur Company. n tho
top loft north at 62s Sixth avenue to the
Gordon Dress Company.
The VI. Rosenthal Company has leased
lofts at ll9 West Tw"nty-s!x,h street
to the shore Bathing SUIT Company and
the West Point Waist Comppny for d
term Of years.
Roy Scherick has leased the sixth floor
In the building being erected IN the
Eden Musee site at So to 81 West Twen-
ty-third street. through TO Tw%enty-fourth
street, to Goodman Bros. importers and
dealers in hosiery. nov at Is and ~ East
Twentieth street.
William y. B~loodgood 4 Co. nave
leased with Ewing. Bacon & Henry par,
Of the tenth floor In the Randall build
ing at 1876 West Fffty-second street &c
the Bule Chemical Corporation.
The Cross Il Brown Co. has leased
the store and basement at ITO Yves,
Fourteenth street to the Never Skid
Manufacturing Company and the fourth
floor at l20 West Thirty-frst street &c
the Monogram Dress Company.
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OPERATORS ACTIVE AGAIN.

CONVENT AVENUE-J. +. Finneran
ana /. j. Ryan have sold for Daniel
ii Jackson $50 Convent avenue, south
west cofner Of li5th street. a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
soxsi, TO a client who will alter the
building into stores and apartments.
IN part payment the new owner gave
tract OF o 230 acres at Fishkill.
Dutchess county. Mr.. Jackson ac-
CURED the Convent avenue house last
March from Amelia C. Clement.
WEST l5STH STREET-Ennis & SIN
not have bought through l.. ]. Philips
q Co., from tho estate of Joseph
Cieamer. 6i2 West l5Sth street, a
three story dwelling on lot ls.sxio0.
The house adjoins the residence OF
Lawson Purdy, president Of the tax
board,
WEST 10TH STREET-Charles 8.
hohler has sold for Ennis & Sinnott,
20 the Seer Holding Corporation 706-
'"S West l79th street. a five story
modern house on plot 50x92.6.
tNION ANENUE-A. Calm has sold
Tor D. Taurone 1889 Union avenue a
three story dwelling on lot 20xlss,
70 an investor, who gave In exchange
ms residence. 50x10c. at haywood,
y. J.
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81 ILDERs BUYING IN KINGS.

David Mayer has sold for Peter s.
Eosart To John c. Walsh the plot IOOx
40 feet on the south eide of Seventy.
seventh street, 129 feet east of Fifth
avenue, for Improvement with Ave apart.
nent buildings.
The Maynard Construction Company
mas sod ten lots at the northeast cor
,sF OF Avenue NJ and East Fifth street,
A'awood section, TO tho Oiden Corpora
Non' Milton II. Ansorge president. which
VIII cree, eight n family dwellings.
marry NJ. Lewis has sold for the
Manson estate one plot, b0xl06. on the
norm side OF Halsey street. 275 feet east
OF sumner avenue, to a builder who will
eFcrt n twenty family apartment.
"'nninger Il Westhall n W sold 2425
iN|ham avenue, Ridgewood. a two fam
10y brlek house. for $. George Roster.
The sun., 1916-10-24
BROKERS IN RECENT LEASES.

Pease a Gilman negotiated the lease
of the Francis Burton Harrison dwelling
at $40 Fifth avenue to f. Grand d Haute-
vile OF Newport for the winter season.
W~orthington Whitehouse was the
broker In the lease for Robert Oliphant
to Mrs. J. Il. Alexandra Of the dwelling
at 10 East Fifty-second street,
Horace 8. Ely & Co were associated In
the lease to the jiageville Realty Com
pany of the building at 81 West Tenth
street. representing the owner. George f.
Crane.
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With name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
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Tooth 81.

The approyinat" amount OF the lien or
charge TO sati v which the above described
property IL to be sold Is S2A.6s0.j7. with
interest thereon from the llth day of
October. 1916. together with costs and al
lowanccs amounting - s3s3.26. with In
tersst thereon from the 10Th day of Octo-
hnr, 1916, together with the expenses of
the sale The approximate amount of the
taxes. assessments. or other liens which
are to be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF
tn. purchase money. or paid by the
referee, Is ii.Og6t2. with interest.
The above described premises Will be
sol suhieo, to any STATE Of facts which
an accurate survey would show.
Dated. NV York October IL. 1915.
LORING 1 Rl.ACk. Jr Knferee.
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