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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
/ With name ami adIrt/s OF lenders a.
torneNl

with name ami adIrf/s OF lenders at.
torneyD
5;'-Louisa Mofean. MoiT wid3S. iidh to- TO ESs; a.;
River say lnstn. 29l Bway: atty, I .
siTH ST. .s. 100 W 7th ay. :.,iog..,
May 10. isss.Annie ; ra'ten. widow, to
EqI!tahie Life Assur SOC, i.Q BwaN;
LEXiSIGroN AZ. 'n n coS 7s,h st. ssxs,,
sept a. lsos-Faun Rry Corp. 10 Ns-.
r.,I, ,sn IT. to burshs,t s,.:nsr At Inie'
|. r 90, iso Rway ,lSo66
SAME PRorERTY, $ov ? Ialt--.sne to
,.,y s.,neta .,,Gn l. Ernst COS W l'S'ih. ,a5 =,
7sTH ST i:s dsor W. Aus ie. ~ ~
ss hsmsFlj Fy s,S So'G T.; :; Ss'af ssa " st, to sG a;
wAsalSSGr!oSS ST"Y sT Ytos.io. Aug !. 'rs rlss.S
-. to Frances L Baker slb 9TH az;
attorney. Bayard l. Peck. % Liberty
RivINGToS ST. 5 :, 50. Ludlcw =,
ano. rarrytoun,, y. 70 sarah Sew.
mean mem iiaS'Elasa Ia Nassau e''y' ~ .ssoo
'CiTh idd sp; Spy MI $50 "a csSrI sY 100
sno, ssi Bryant H's a. B2onx "i atty 9ss Sam
sirH i,eF., Er + Tosi rsrt l. Wov lam ",
ism = Constr g., als W 1sith 81. -
Lacob MarS 10 W 74th st; atty. l. r s
RrvrSSSrd6%% ST 10. ,un, 3, 1907 EDors
Finkel.tein 30 81 Iuhe's Home for Agad
Women. so L :oth 81, atty, T. Ns,h.
7srli Nr'' ~ n!. :! :ss 81 ay isi;o: @St SS2
~ leo9--lssac Helter to Amer Mfg
Co. sttys, u & :. - Cedar 81 SIS 400
/ 5sTH st n e. :5s 81 av. isxio? ? Mar
| &c I9of--Chas : Faulkner to the Mutual
IA'e lns CO; atty., Merrill a Rof.'s. -
ST, SIGHolAs Az. " 5. ssa ie6ih i,
| 67.Sx95 gNs.,997. Sept so. i9l2-Edw
! varzy Of Bklyn 70 Pauline Levy ana
.tpL,f a's G
| i47rH ST. go W, Apr'' -, i9o5-Ma-gt u
TG& T 60. ii6 Bway. .,....... $4,000
Rodger p oNeill 20 WIN Lu.kett!
sIsT ST. n W cor Bway o, 7.iss 7x!aa ~
| ll+.3, April Is, i9lo-PBckard Motor
| Car CO 10 Mutual Life Irs 90
MADISON Ay. n cor 3o,h st q svgs
Nav 90, l9o7--Josephine Curtis, wife
Henry H., 90 Francis n Bovine. att'.
Curtis. ", r & Colt, 80 Broaf
4sTH sT Sc. 100 81 .v. i,Sloo ., NJ,
| ~. lsos--reopold Hevman. 73 L 9o'l
81, to Arthur !. Merriam as trus VII
| BcnJ W Merriam, 1S Ccutral Park W
! ATTY. l. 7 n r CO. l6o Bwav 80 oo'
/ clIRYSTrE ST l3o, Ar-i' @s. i>9l-
Gertrude Never. ?ss Lexington av. et al
oars VIII Jno n Never. to WIN Amend
sss vii, Emma X Rraumhun. dttv
hrend * Amend ils Nassau st,.t7 oo'
The sun., 1916-05-06
NEWARK MOORISH HOUSE SALE

Fe,st 4 reist of Newark have soid
for Dunssn Mackinnon the ~ story
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n. !! A. N bids for Liverpool were: May
:" Sc, July. i2i6c; Ortober. II t3c.; Jan
rirr. = ~ The market there WAS due I
snen today 10 81. points advance
pon rocoirls and stocks:
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sno as7s sd av. May I, due a per bond;
atty John A Steinmetz, 107 L. 1S0th

atty, John steinmetI' lo7 ~ ise6n eon
LEseadEfr Avi. cor Fox st, iSssios
Macy C,ons'n Co 70 Jas q Vent S3I
DEMAND. M "s - a c; S!,a'Ts S!tyi q % Co Co 1iS
LEGTGiEtrr ~. We. 5s fo. ST, 4SsiC.G
LEGSG'rT %a9G' az s'"s - w re-. i. .sssiSS
building loan,. May =. demand, s.pc
same atty ...:.,......,.;. $3.50 'ooO
FORREST Bloom is;' 80 Aasu., s'Ih rih:n h sSA
iiSsis. "SA' s. p'"a C; atty. 7 q T + Co. ~
GRHSb BIND AND coScoURsE, n v 6,
Sd st. s Rs; e cTss,9n Gssrn to ov poIo ss
thes ns Wsr.aw.r. "e5 5ss oh S'r" si p pr mts
81, E.%,aa. /, i l., iai Hw.y; -, 1850
church, s's ogden ss. May T. ! yr.
7iiix irrsasalaa--i.sih :, garage age" Inc
g frsds TsneN 20 Grssenridss sv wh,ie WV
18TH sT hrdSs ,Ss SSIiY,. Brock iW iCshN sIas
corp to crown operaiiny Go: Inc, $50
Bway, May :. due oct /. 1915. 6.poSS66
so,THERM Sy M0Tse%u:LisE5VT ssouLETAp iip hNs, Sss
q. Rlty Co. Inc; soi ~ ~. pr mtg
.
Doma Rlty 60. sos 9Th av 80. $500
VICTOR ST. i25 Morris Park aN'
50xss-Conti Bros Rlty Go, Inc to Man.
haitian Mtg Co. 200 Bway. MAY 4. due
as per bond: atty. Manhattan Mtg 60
FOREST py 1"Iy Av. :. is:s issi,h .t COX
s76-ssrah Bloch to Louis 81 Bloch, e5i
W l6lst st. Il ano. pr mtg $1,000. May
yr. @; att. Gustave Frey. go
BATrHGA ArE Nv. 2i7i, s5xiiss.-
Mary J McManus 4 ano to VIM II Swift
4 ano, 4l9 L i40rn st. May 3. due July
| /. 1919. 6h g: attys. Williamson 0 &
BROOK .AV. $40. :. xloo--sirnoTn =, J
I Levy ct al to Lawyers MIG co, % LIB
erty ct. May !. due as per bond atty,
4 y i; 4 T 60, l7s Bvay ........ 5000
|liurH 81. 3s3 T., II = 2lx7V-Edwin l.
MAY 8, duo as per bond; atty, !. q
18TH ST, IL $, 100 " Sd bv, 5oxIo: also
| i55th st, l. :, SO Rider av: 5oS7o; ais
| land ia y \ county-Glsss Rlty Corp u
| Isaac Van Bomel, trus. l:5th st q
eth av, pr mtg $4,000. Apr |, 20 yts
{ n tto secure bondsI. attys. Conk a
| q X. 81 NtssAu ~ ........t.. sssn'.V'
FKANKLlN Az, 1905. n =. II 2xs3.i -
| simon FArbes TO DAVID Steck!er "a NJ
Morris Park W Apr -. installs s.p
| atty. II J Lesser, 500 BWay. y..... .Sl'5p'
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BUILDING IN T,,E BRONX.

The Jessup Building aud Construction
Company will erect "A five story nat at
the northeast corner OF Davidson avenue
and Buchanan place from plans by
George II. Griebei at a cost Of $4,000.
on the east side Of Crotona Parkway,
3?.s feet south Of 17Sth street. a $4,000
garage * to be erected by r. & J. T..
Ramstecl, from plans by William II.
Meyer. Mrs. Mary stevens will erect a
one story store building AT the south
east corner of Jennings street and Steb-
bins avenue. II viii cost $4,000.
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TURNING TO THE SUBURBS.

H. Schuyler Cammann and Alexander
Lawson & Son have rented for Joseph
r. Russ his cottage on Hillside avenue,
Rockville Centre. I. l.. to ]. q. John
son for one year.
The Lewis H. May Company has
leased at EdEemere for Lancaster Sea
Beach Improvement Company cottage on
Ocean avenue TO Irving I. Levine. and
for NJ. j. Mulaueen cottage on Roches-
ter avenue to Max Solomon.
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MANHATTAN LOSES TO QUEENS

Cross & Brown Company leased To-
200 feet OF space In 1871 Wilbur street,
long Island city. for term OF years
to j. Charles Teepe, manufacturer Of
woodenware housefurnlshlngs, formerly
located at 675-Sl First avenue. Man
haitian. The firm will employ from IS
to 100 men.
$. Osgood Pell & Co. have rented for
Alfred Van Horn his country place in
Heathcote, Scarsdsle, to Jacques Kahn.
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COTTON RECEIVERS
AN OPENING LOSS
Scattered Selling on German
Crisis Quickly Absorbed
by Buyers.
EARLY CROP ACCOUNTS

A, vaa to hc expected, the first read
,,r or tie German note, which WAS
,,de nuhlic shortly before the exchanges
opered, brought a sharp carly decline in
co,ton. and first prices represented "A
las all the way from II to Is points.
rhs selling came from widespread
s,nrcee and indicated the presence of
rore or less stop loss orders. Good buy
Ing made It's appearance OH tho decline
With the demand coming chiefly from
important trade interests and some
shorts. A duicll and substantial recovery
vas established and closing prices
showed a loss OF only . TO 8 points.
While there is considerable diversity
os opinion concerning the character of
The advance. and the substantial basis
Cor the buying. there is no lack Of unani-
r,i,v rcsardNg the firm undcrtone
displayed by the market II advances
more easily than 1t declines, and its
behavior has won II many friends In the
,a., week or ~.
Crop accounts are conflicting. The
reports published by IA leading compress
company with headquarters in the East
ern belt admit that the general char
Rcter of usual Preparations is good and
planting Is nearing completion over all
hut the more uortherly sections of the
belt More stress is laid upon dry
weather, and termination of seed for this
reason ls said to have been rather
SLOW.
The following interesting comment is
contained IN a letter published 10y "a
Montgomery, Ala. spot firm: I'VE have
made diligent inquiry into the question
g. acreage. In the central part of the
state the acreage will be very nearly the
same as last year, to a slight Increase
tho tendency to plant more being
che cked by the fear Of the weevil. In
the southern part OF the State there will
he a marked increase compared to last
year. say 20 per cent to 25 per cent. but
This figure IL the result OF the very
radical reduction in that section last
season. In north Alabama a good crop
was made last year with good financial
results and too, the weevil will scarcely
DO much damage there this season con-
ssQuen,ly we md an increased acreage
there OF about 10 per cent. our esti-
mate for the State is about 10 per cent.
Increase, though on account Of the ex-
treme scarcity ~ seed 1t may not
amount to this II much replanting Is
necessary Fertilizers will be used In
mu-h smaller proportions even than last
year our inquiries point to a reduc-
ton o. about 35 per cent and the quail
ny and strength OF it is universally
reported as very poor."
The New York Cotton Exchange
makes the into sight for the week ll7.-
ssS bales, against lis.o12 bales last
year The total for the season is H.
$4,000 bales agains, l4.4oS,0Q0 las,
year Spinners' takings OF American
cotton are placed az o2o.6So bales
against 22g.l50 bales last year. Total
,akings Of American cotton for the sea-
son are lo.es5,V0o, against ll,262,00
hss year
Marke' 'lossd steady.
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THE SUGAR MARKET
Fn'ur-s show Pr0nounced Strength h
Sales 1880 Tons.

nounced strength. not withdrawing some ner'
s9Isnc-s over the political bituation While
scos1nZ prices were TO points down from
moved net gains OF l 10 points. Totsl
.sles Tor the day were 1861 tons. Holder.
we're Influenced By the spparent strength in
ian spo, situation. with eSidensrs tist holders
" tuba wers not inclined 10 make conces'
tons Some concern WAS expressed regarding
ne status Of The technical position. but the
,%t Tia, the political news failed 10 d,.lodSe
noalngs was thought 10 be favorable factor
III III, respect
H. the spot position the ,o'unne Of business
sss small. consisting Of 9.tOI bags OF CubAs
" port q $40. and 800 bags tor June ship
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public Offerings Yesterday IN Nnn-
haitian, The Bronx and brooAI>n'

By Rry An J.. ktNhr'}.
81 AV. 40s-ic. COZ :9th - +eIN
100. three : story tenewerts. with stores
and three two story roar bldgs-lroy
savings Bank agt \ l. tha." ~ a.
dGs. ii4Sti,74. tsAe-, a., " 20 -"
tho rllint4H for. ......,.,......l 900
lat 3:Qs THIRD AvE$rEl.
Ry Joseph l.. Day.
Er,-K TT. 7s5. " t. 80 i56th 81. TX
ioa sty houst-Jos Ka'lkow sgt Si'nl
Poppe- et nj, due, se,7St -. taxes &.
.33i o.; prior m,gs $4,000, TO tue plaic
1NTERioR Lor. :.N5O. liia from :
Townsend av, 1855 Belmont st--1 7
Hauscr, as eNr, agt Noolf ct 81,
duo, ;i26.ts, taxes, &c, 500, 10 the
By Henry Brady.
TOWNSEND Av. es. IS belmont 81. -
AJAX i-rer. vacant-A l. Cross!n agt J
4 Nool' - Al. due. t2.65tl4. taNes, g.,
seeV. TO- Elph stem 1890
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
BAlNERlp-rE ST, II =, .3o.lo W Lewis av,
20 lixioO---.luo J. eastman 6gt Edith J
,,hce Ct al to tho p.ainuf over .mtst
ST NNES'S Av e cor Rt'ph av. 81 *
:.-alyd'a II pGnuiug agt sadie LEI.
k,y,,y 81 al. 10 Il John son .......slo oo0
56TH - -, zoo SO e', .oAloo '-- EtN
q ~'Anton ,ts; David Goot e. .. i0
the ulAHun ..,......... ..'...-. .'''-''
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Interior receipts and stocks;
Estimated ~

receipts today. week. year
Nsveron. 500. 1900 10 JOD ble 5.tli
New Orleans. 9. coto i0HH 1855 i,3"'
Exports yesterday were !2,nh5 bales. Total
mus Tar this season, l,J5l,o37 bales. Total
last sason, I,EG-yi bales
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ROCKAwAY COTTAGE BUNERs.

The Rockaway Park Realty Company
has sold ~ Rockaway Park for Charles
r.. Harvey. cottage on plot 40Nl00 on
seventh avenue, TO A. Rosenthal Man
haitian; for Leona II. Carter. cottage
on plot 60xl00, on Ninth avenue. to Mrs.
ellen T.. Thomas. and for Daniel
Macintosh. cottage on plot 4oxiO0, on
Ninth avenue. to Carl Weller. Man
haitian.
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wrsrCmEsTER PROPERTY SOLD

Lean avenue, opposite Caryl avenue
Yonkers, for Brooklyn client: a dwell
ing on Lincoln Terrace TO Mrs. r. Luce
Of Brooklyn and the Betrick house IN
Dunham Park, Mount Vernon. to v. C.
Curz OF The Bronx The buyer will
occupy the home In June.
The Anderson Realty Company has
sold to GEORGE w. Whiteside for occu'
pancy the residence, with plot 1fcAlo0,
at la Oneida avenue, Mount Vernon.
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stucco dwelling at asa Clifton avenue. to
William Provost. The plot has FRONT
age on Clifton avenue OF IS feet ana
depth of zoo feet. running back to
Ridge street, about 400 feet south or
Abingdon avenue. The house is OF the
Moorish style Of architecture with Colo
NAL interior. contains ten rooms and
two baths.
The sun., 1916-05-06
BROKERS' ABSORB BROKERS.

s:,iowber & Smith. who were the a:st
real estate brokers to open ofYices In the
vicinity OF Broadway and Seventy-n!nth
street, will remove about May Is to tho
premises formerly occupied by John ].
Clancy & CO. at 900 Seventh avenue.
corner of Fifty-seventh street. having
purchased tho latter business
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TENANT FOR EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Pease & Elliman have leased for Mrs.
NJ W. Devanny to DR. A. ii. Busby the
four story and basement dwelling at 1872
East SiXty-nr.st street, between Park
and Lexington avenues.
George w. Brettel has leased for the
Armour estate to IA Mr.. kantrowitz 1854
Ss Third avenue and TO a Mr.. Gelhcnstein
the store at ESQ Third avenue.
The sun., 1916-05-06
GREENWICH VILLAGE FLATS.
SIX story Housc 70 he Ererted On
West Eleventh street.

on tho north side Of Eleventh street
II fee, west Of Greenwich street. n six
story nat house is to be constructed for
the Fogliasso Clement Building Com
pany. John l.. Fogliasso, president II
will have n frontage OF Al feet and a
depth OF 81 feet Frank r. Vltolo 10
the architect and has estimated the cost
al $4,000
The sun., 1916-05-06
BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Plans have been completed by ". r.
Mccarthy for n four story apartment
to be erected by the Conrad Constr7ic-
ton Corporation. on plot 6ox1oo st the
northwest corner OF Carroll street and
Bedford avenue, to cost $4,000.
The sun., 1916-05-06
MONEY TO BUILD FLAT.

The New York Title Insurance Com
pany is providing $4,000 loan on
IS foot plot on the south side Of 1ssth
street, east of Audubon avenue. plans
for which wera flied for the erection OF
a six story apartment house. as was
announced yesterday.
The sun., 1916-05-06
WEST SIDE GARAGE.

Plans have been rled by Richard Car
vel. owner. who Is his own architect. for
the construction OF a two story auto
mobile station at 243 and 245 West Six
t!eth street II will have a frontage OF
so feet and a depth OF 81 feet and the
cost has been estiml II st s2s.0oo.
The sun., 1916-05-06
BRONX PARKWAY COM. RENTS

Tho Cross & Brown Company has
leased $500 square feet Of space on the
eighth floor Of tho Foster Building,
Thirty-eghth street and Madison ave-
hue, with the T. Il. Wood. w. II. DOL
son Company. to the Bronx Parkway
Commission.
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Overlooking the Ocean.

Eo'Utitul cottage, lust finished; built for
Hil fsHr home, owner cannot occupy;
.tirH ipoms. bath; open fireplace in living
iuuu at the very latest improvements.
CtectI4. IfV gas. fun cellar hot water heat.
new mode range with extra hot water At.
tachmert IN Kitchen. abundance Of shrub
befv, prip. So 100. worth $1,000. responsible
party con take possession for $500 cash.
balance very sArv terms: 80 minutes from
city BROWNE, 3iJ J.. iith ST. Stuy
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Buys LONG ISLAND ESTATE.

The J. G. Campbell property. consist
ing Of six acres OF land on the road
frou Huntington ~ Green'"wn, has heen
purchased by William Weber. through
Daniel NJ. Gerard.
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WEST END HOUSE BUYER.

DR.. Arthur w. Bingham is the buyer
OF 5il West End avenue. sold recently
by the Brundage estate.
Adam klinger Is the buyer OF 21s East
Thirteth street, sold recently by John
Finneran and p. j. Ryan.
The sun., 1916-05-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

2srH ST. ~ Manhattan once HsTu-
ton CO aGt Naols CORP. owner, \ k"' >
6 co. contractor -. ........, 80
agt Columbia He.EA'q Rl'y GO. owne.
4 contractor ....-.... -.-. .fs'.-0
CANAL ST al to oSS-trduk triedlnai
agt Habersnsw Real E-tatc Corp
owner, West star Roofing CO, Inc .on'
l.sTH ST. llo Henry Eschen az
S Nichols, owner. James TaggAri
,on,rartor .............Sl0 10.
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operators. Rehners were apparently out Of
the market, slthouGh II was intimsed that
.hey might pay tisc for q considerable duan
IVY oi May shipment with outport options.
Nenned sugar was ina.riye but prices were
quoting 1850 for fine srAnulaled and two
71Jc. Prices follow:
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MORTGAGES,

Cwith nam. and address Of lender and
lender attorney
downtown.
CSouth Of Fourteenth stD
MORTON ST ~, :, i3s from an
snfs fnxssssSss II esHs NV Pt '' W
sadie NJ strauss 10 Matilda Landsman.
g Leno1 av' a'ty'' uettner' q a. sss
East Side.
,Eas, Of Fifth av between Fourteenth
aud 10th stsD
&sTH ST. eo& L. IS. 100 50 av, ltxIoo 2,
MAY 3. 8 yrs. int as per bond--Leopold
Heymsnn TO Lawyers title 4 Trust G.,
ssrH ST, ia Il, 50, Its East End sy,
cSxlc2.', Apri, l, yr,osr eEAuEus's
SD 1t. atty Frank Herwig, 20 Nassau
st .........,.,... ..,....,..., 1880
Wet Side.
yves, Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth
and lloth stsD
ssTH ST. ns 50 9TH av' :eass', May :;
Jerome and ano TO Mutual i!te ins co,
81 Nassau st; atty, Mutual Life lns Co,
80 Nassau ct. Law Dept 50 Cedar
liTH Az. u cor As,n s., ioo,txioc NAV &,
b yrs, & p { Win Lus lgartcn 4 Co, Inc,
TO- G1senwi'h SAYS ,.1,r Bank s'S 81 .SS .y
,,rM III Az "a. 10 's'lt is Ssd st. ' ssxyS
May 3. due and int as per bond,
st: attys. Wendell, X, III
Bway ...,.,''''.'''''''' ''''$s'ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
BwAY. 3lcc. n e cor i:%th st.. iol lox's--
S,max Realty Co to Alfred L Rose. 500
W slst st. May l. % Feb s. 1919: 8
,.PrIH Is1!' ST. sti W. s. .osi III III sVc aV,
i, sxse.il-fsd Ioa Land CORP to sioux
pity corp, es Rs; nrSaa 81, Mny l. yrs,
,ssp sri,' ". :, '1so " ttth .y. :Ssss''ii
Fed Land Corp to Sioux Rlty Corp.
6s Broad ct, May J. yrs, p c; attys,
Reed. q g. D, 5 Nassau st.. SIC. 900
AMSTERDAM AN, 1891 & 1888. 9. 5l1
& 2j7 s l5lst st, I? lots each. 2sxloo-.
Adolf Eckstein TO Title Guar e. Trust
Co ITO Bway, 2 mtges, each $4,000,
May 8, due Int as per bond: atty. T
nSsTwc;RTH GO ,AV cor ;i,.d .t'ii.i ''iooi
xll0llxl00xss 7-Andros Rlty Co to
Land Map Reaty Corp. 40 Bway. May
I, &c Nov 4, 1919. n ci sttys Gese &
G, .J Nassau st,..,..,..,...... vt 50, 900
The sun., 1916-05-06
NEW YORK--fong Island.

on LONG ISLAND SorNb. good bath
INK boating. nshing eolnns, motoring. 0u
minutes from New YORK Ctty, furnished tor
summer, at $500 TO $4,000. or or near IN.
water. PERCY $ ADAM', BoN 50. sound
Beach. Conn.
The sun., 1916-05-06
I atty, Jno r Prenfergsst, 30 z AZ
lSropa

Hoi. Av, 1907. all--El,1 sol nor 20 C'hss
DNorshak, 1907 Hoe ay, 2rH l-'n AIig
= 1slt, atty, VIM Hecht S0t - ~ w.
81 AN. .5J3. stoEt--Jchu l. I'dus :"
t;trardo Ferroue, isl Lincoln az. . W
'rp0l Nov !. 1915: atty. fstrot" :ss5
:i AZ .....-.......,..... .......... Vow
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BronI.


BOSTON ROAD 1923. 1895. 1n-f and
!o:s- Eas; stAc Eoofins 60. IL. -,ii aEi
islST sr. 3. Whole book front hetWe.'
Crotoua Parkway ant NuheEan az. t'.''
't,r Abe Zig at " : 4 - '~ts't
lac. owners, Benj sch"arf. '7n'rt'
The sun., 1916-05-06

THE ONLY SAFE way for . prudent
man to buy a country home fully e.
COrSrRY HOME LEAGUE.
40 West ,2d 81 Phone Mad 50 Sseo.
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Modern Bungalow In the Woods

t5 minutes from 33rd -. and IN Ave, .
minute. to station 1900 cash, balance as
rent: good title. BUNGALOW. Box ll0 sun.
The sun., 1916-05-06

The local MARKET Tor epOt cotton wa. Guict,
ooll'. decline: middlns l2e9. Southern
.ool markets s- officially reported were un'
c44fi.et . 10 J. points advance. New Orleans.
.--,: galveston, L. 7oc; Savannah, !: ,|H'
Memphis :. 3,c.. Augusta. l.ljc.: Houston
The sun., 1916-05-06

tBorough OF The Bron1,)
CRESTON Az e cor Isist st. 2S,lixlo0s
.5x753xlJ 3N.s.il--H Hermann Bullw!nck.l
to Trina rrigge. zoo " l:sth o., Apl cs.
due AZ per bond: atty VIM r wund
100 bNhy, ,viU,Uuu
LOTS 10 TO li?. map Joel Wolfe estate
Jacob II Freed man TO Gottlieb kufus and
The sun., 1916-05-06
MODERN BUNGALOW.

rooine and bath, gas, water and electric
ltt 80 rliLgtcs from city. near restricted
ta'hing beach; eJtuhle for summer or all
year. S5o1 cash, balance as rent. H.
SOCTu. 10 ". Jith -.
rEEEFpET WATER FRONT
hurra lows and houses. s., ono " also build :.
i-c 'o'- ~ Randall Ray ana Wocdcle.t Bay (.
low pfi-cs, 'A-v terms send Tor pa r;iculara.
JONN RANDALL co Freeport. l.. !.
The sun., 1916-05-06
Houses 70, III, Summer
MAINE.
YORK HARBOR. MAINE.

YORK HNVBOR, MIMI.
BEAUTIFUL ocean, Harbor and Coun'
try combined. Furnished cottages for rens
Prices from $500 up TO $4,000.
JOS. G. BRIDGES. REAL ESTATE.
The sun., 1916-05-06
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan,

l.lTu ST. 81 and 81 . 1isth st. u ~;
Grand aN. a<sa-Jno ReGan agt Wal
ter J RegAn ct al tpartition) atty. "
williams.
WATER ST, 3ss and s,s--MarsareN A
Norris agt C'has T. Page ct al (foreclos
Of mtRo; atty, u Brown,
RrOnx.
WALES Az, u " cor lt:d o.. I0o. o.exl<<b 8
Max ategel ast VIM Henderson. Inc. st
al faction TO forcclos mechanics iien) F;
atty, g ralitS.
The sun., 1916-05-06

With name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of first psrt)
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GEORGIA LOOKS
AFTER SOLDIERS
MONEY RAISED ALL OVER THE
STATE FOR BOYS OF MA
TIONAL GUARD.

ATLANTA, July 5.-Raising funds
for Georgia soldier boys of the Ma
tionaI Guard who have responded to
the call of their country is quite the
popular thing in Georgia towns and
cities from which these organizations
have gone.
Atlanta has raised several hundred
dollars for the Fifth regiment, the
Governors Horse Guards and Bat
terry B, of Artillery, as well as Field
Hospital No. l, Savannah, Augusta,
Waynesboro and other towns are do
ing the same.
1t shows that Georgia boys who
serve their country are not going to
be forgotten by the Georgia men who
stay at home.
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LOST-One A., B. & A., mileage book
in leather cover. Also contains
trunk check from Thomasville to
Brunswick. Return, Josey & Hatcher
Drug company and receive reward
To
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CLASSIFIED
COLUMN

LOST-On A., B. C A. train leaving
Brunswick at 2:45 Saturday afternoon
folder containing between $65 and $40
in five and one dollar bills. Reward
if returned to me and no questions ask
ed. w. H. HARRIS,
1905 Oak Place.
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MISCELLANEOUS
RUBBER STAMPS,
Steel Stamps, Nt
STENCILS
Phone 121. win B. Fain
BIDS VARIED.

Sealed bids will be received unit
Saturday, July Is, 1916, at IL O'Clock
noon for furnishing the mayor and
council of the city of Brunswick 100
cords of pine wood cut in 4-foot
lengths and delivered at the city ere
matory not less than 16 cords pei
month. The right is reserved to re
ject any and all bids.
]. SIDNEY ROBERTS,
Chairman Purchasing Com.
7-16
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British steam
ship Nubian, must be presented al
our Office by IL o'clock noon, of this
the 4th day of July. 1916, or payment
thereof will be debarred.
sTRAcHAN SHIPPING CO., Agts.
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FOUND-Bobys lace cap on road
from Palmetto cemetery. Apparent
ly dropped from automobile or car
riage. Owner can have same by call
ing at News Office and paying for this
advertisement. If
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Mr.. " eni. And. Guilt
Here's Mr.. sGets.lP
The Kew Plan Corn Cure That's as
Sure as the Rising Sun.

"G1ad to meat your says the razor
to the corn. iii bleed for you" says
the corn to the razor. Razors and
corns love each other. Corns love to
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Steamers win stop at st. Simons Pier
on Sundays for parties OF ten or
more wishing to visit Cumberland.
and Fernsndina, Fla.
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LOST-Ladies' purse, small amount of
money. l Lavalier Pearl pendant,
two or three gold pins. Suitable re-
ward if returned to Mrs. E. L. Steph-
ems, 1912 Union street. 7.6