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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-06
SER VICE
AAROUSES IRELAND

yet appeared. But the unofficial ac-
counts Of the capture Of Chocolate
Hill and Dublin Hill by the Dublin
Fusillers and of the frontal attack by
the Inniskillings on the Anafarta
trenches, are among the most stir
ring chapters in Ireland's military
annals. The Tenth division repre-
scented Ireland, North and South,
though drawn mainly from the South.
The general who organized 1t Is an
Irishman, General Sir Bryan Mahan,
first cousin Of Sir Edward Carson.
But close as the relationship of this
soldier to the politician, the generals
popularity is confined to no political
party in ireland. He is an Irishman
first and last and all the time, and
full of pride in his Irish regiments.
For some reason yet unexplained he
was not in command at Sulva Bay;
but when the Saloniki expedition was
decided upon he was given the COM
mand of the British forces, and
among the first to land were the
remnants of the gallant regiment
that had fought around Sulva Bay.
To the gallantry of the Munster
Fusiliers, the Dublin Fusiliers and
the Connaught Rangers, the general
ascribes the safe execution Of the plan
for the withdrawal to the Vardar.
And the generals censors have also
allowed the press correspondents to
describe the work Of the regiments.
They state that but for the stand Of
the Tenth division and the flerceness
of of its counter-attacks with bayo-
nets when there was no, artillery to
help them, the retreat of both the
French an the British armies would
have been cut off and the orderly
withdrawal would have become a
rout. Two companies Of the Inniskil-
lings posted on a bluff held up the
Bulgarian advance for considerable
time, and stood their ground until
they had fallen to man.
The frank recognition Of the valor
of the regiments has had an excellent
effect in Ireland. 1t was an auspici-
Gus coincidence that the news should
have come as the Irish Volunteer
Division was preparing to strike Its
tents. The division was recently re-
viewed by the queen. One of the
brlgades is composed wholly of Ma
tionalists from Belfast and Derry.
The regiment contains some of the
best fighting material in Ireland and
the Irish public has followed every
step of its enrollement and training
with unprecented interest. Its new
general, General Hickie, is Upper
aiy man.
Meantime the enrolment of the re-
serves for the various Irish brigades
goes on. Fifty thousand men have
been asked for within the year.
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vaIor Of Irish Regiments in the
War Has a Good Effect
Back Home.
tsy AssoelArrp rREsn


DUBLIN, Ireland, Jan. 6-The
Irish people have recently been
aroused by the reports Of gallant SER
vice by the Irish regiments. Just as
the Sixteenth division Of the new
army, 1.-THE Irish Brigade" that raj
lied upon the invitation Of Mr.. Red
mond from the Irish National volun-
teers, North and South, was prepar-
ing to go to the trenches, came stir
ring accounts Of the deeds Of the
Tenth division round Lake Dorian in
Macedonia. The Tenth division was
the first purely Irish division to take
part in the war. 1t received Its bap-
tism of fire at Sulva Bay, and fresh
from the ships was thrown against
the entrenched positions on the An
afarta ridges. No official account Of
its yalor in that desperate fight has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-06
BREAK UP BRONCHIAL COUGHS,
GROUP AND COLDS PROMPTLY
Make the Best Remedy Teuspoonfus so Cents

funded by them II 1t is not found the
best remedy ever used In Severe
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough or
Group, and 1t will also be found ex-
cellent for Bronchial Asthma and
Bronchitis. Besides these druggists
guaranteeing that It will be the best
remedy ever used" II will likewise
be found the most. economical, be-
cause one bottle go cents WORTHY
makes full pint OPS teaspoonfuls)
Of the most excellent medicine for
any OF the above affections, when
mixed at home with one pint Of gran
ulated sugar and one-half pint OF wa
ter. II makes as much or more. than
would cost you $500 to $500 Of al
most any Of the ordinary ready-made
kinds, sold in bottles, holding only "a
to 80 teaspoonsful. You will be the
sole Judge yourself and under the
same positively Money Back" guar
antee which the druggists make for
the famous Asthmador. Absolutely no
risk Is run in buying this remedy
Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-06
Williams Kidney and Liver Pills

Have you overworked your nervous system
and caused trouble with your kidneys and
liver? Have You pains In loins, SIDE ana
OF the face and under the eyesi II 80, use
WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS.
For sale by all druggists. Price 20 cents.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Props, Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by II. +. Burke, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-06

will be held at its banking rooms in
Clarksburg. w. Va, on Wednesday
the 18th day OF January. 1916. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
transactlng such business as may
properly come before said meeting.
R. A. FARLAND. Cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-06

1.-THE greatest health insurance in the
world is the simplest" he said. ~ nev-
err could quite understand why people
are so negligent in the use of the SIM
plest of all preventives of illness. It's
all matter of keeping the bowels
open. The man who carries little box
of Rexall Ordcrlies has got good
health policy in his pocket. believe
they are the best laxative ever pre-
pared. and their pleasant taste appeals
to men, women and children alike"
STURM & WILSON,
The Rexall Store.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF first part
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


(with name and address OF lenders at
torn"yp
-.Tu ST lac 1863 Q Lexington aV,
"in"o>Ioe ~ Ian Is. sog-Grosyan"r At
,orhnry %, nj TO Anna H. Rllss t'tys
S,awnr, A. Shear.r. "a wall ST. fal. 900
lsr 81. = . cor Extra St" q. 2A.l.l0x25x
Mar "a, lSia-Gubert VI and El,f
INNS ., al to Moses u Barnes e>~:
nttv' l. T & r 90, $50 Rway ......s 5000
SAME PROPERTY Apl &, ieol-Moscs u
ana Isabella + Barnes 80 same atiy
sorU 81 +. $50 Q Am.,erdam av. hOx
" ia AM gO,-rorurli : and On
h.rt Robinson to stephen ID pring.
In,rr,,1 Er,nr. ,ttNs Miller X r
sn uu AZ so 600
SANE PROPERTY. Mar -, l9Os-Emllia
- -, $50 Uvay '..'' 4, 40
c0lI'MBTS AZ, n " cor 7sth -. .sxio2..
% 81 sos ,;ns,nvus and Thcr,sn sd,
"Hnnberg 10 THE GUAR 4 r 90, i.snrord
IN, 81. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
TO TEST JAMAICA OYSTERS.
IIrmIth COm missioner Would Have
Infected Beds Marked.

Health Commissioner pr Haven
Emerson has asked the Government 10
Join with his department in n survey OF
IN. oyster beds iu %la1ndica Bay 10 as
certain ii ANY or part ~ the beds con-
tam infected 81 germ carrying oysters
\ recent decision hy tn, Interstate Com
mer,e commission has prevented
Jamaica Bay oysters from being shipped
into other States, Thus a ban has been
pu, on oysters from Jamaica Bay,
although they arc sold in this state.
The Health Department was able 20
defeat SUITS amounting to Sl.500. 0uO
brought by Jamaica BAY oystermcu,
who charged that the city Was running
their oyster beds by allowing sewage
70 ruu into the bay, \ survey by the
Health department has shown that some
Of III" beds are polluted. hut others ar.
not. nr i.,norson's idea Il to have the
good aud bad beds marked off officially
by the Government. which alone ha
jurisdiction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
SUYERs FOR MANmATTA> FLAT

WEST 22D STREET.-Tie Lewis II.
MAY Company has sold for the Nassau
Mortgage Company 26l "a AS West
Twenty-s.cor street. three vacant
lots. 70 q builder who viii improve
With a SIX Story apartment house.
WEST 18th STREFT-Joseph T.. Day
has SOLD FOR the Rev. Luke ! Eveis
the property on the south side OF West
Twenty-seyenth street. loo feet east OF
Tenth venuc "A 1--WE story fiat. on a lot
oSxeS.a.
EAST G5p STEEET-tienry lioc has
sold 70 George Wagner for the Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company tie
three five story tenements on a plot
fxlao at 30I TO eli East >Ixty-thlrd
street. north side. ljs feet east OF
second avenue.
WEST 18th STREET-Thc Bonmor
Realty Corporation. Henry h. iicyman
president. has purchased for a client
as a speculation the three i've story
mats, On p!o; ~1jxio0. al i0S - Az
West rifty-seventh street. They adj
Join The seven story Windemcrc apart
ments, 1T the southwest corner Of
Ninth venue and wer. held at 500
600. They were sold by the Central
Trust Company AID Robert Mem. ill
lesp!e as trustees OF the estate Of Lii
Han ;. Gillespie
WEST ED STREET-Loweufe!d a.
Prayer have resold 32i West Twenty
second street. n three story dwelling.
or lot 20.aN3>s They bought IL last
week IN a voluntary auction for tll-
loo.
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EAST li&r STREET, Clarence
Dawes mas sold for he t'larand Realty
Corporation, Laurence Davies presi-
dent, SIN lots On the east side Of Mot
syenue, 10 feet north II 1884 street.
and the siN los w the rear e the
above, on the west side OF sheridan
avenue, for Under sheriff Ryr'.es ~
krg~ our'y 80 the Morgan S,eam
Laur4l\ tompa.y. which will cree. "A
hu'"irG for is oWV Use. The sal,
was for cas9. The seller purchased
these !ots in May. 1915. at tie auction
sa'" II tie estate of Arthur Il. Morris,
ROAD-Dr. j. Il, Fahricius
so'd the plot. J"Xl2s, at the northwest
eorrcr of Fordham roa and Grant
avenue 10 NJ. H., Gold!ng. who mas
rsSoid 20 Harris Maran a Sons. who
vii erect two five story apartment
house,
RoCHAMBEAt' AVENrE-The United
states Realty and Improvement COM
pany has sold tu James Slayau the
ma. a. plot i0Nl03.6. ON Tn. east
hde OF Rochanoeau aNrnue. 80 feet
tou'h Of "l2th street.. This il the
last %iarcc, Of several the company
fook over following the Brunei estate
suct.o" aoou, '"n years ago.
WEBSTER ANENtE-H A. Kcib-r
mas Sold tor pail VI, HerzoI and
another to a builder the plot 5ONlO0
q he southwest corner OF Webster
s'enu" and ia'tn stree. the site will
o. proved with d one story building
ecnlflnIuE seven stores.
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9th ST. IS z. n 40 " Madison nv.
81 1xl00s--Wm A Sinclair to Irving Saw
ings 1nstn. IFS Chambers At. Mar 10
due. &c. as per bond; atty, 7 q 20.
11S way. ........ 5000
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Cocks 4 Willcts htv" leased to Miss
Virginia ~Aleyaudre the lia!sey NJ. Smith
house At Glen ''pNe |. IT, Coy Nh" season
tn" Levi u MY 'omnany has
leased at FPr H)ctawat. /. !. for Henry
G!prOr /, '"t'1c" o. f'nson place 10
l.awrenc. ~ Cohen 70! ; ~ iiealN. IA
cottage on Willow place TO y +. Lynch
Fease 4 Gilman nave rented furhish'r
for Mrs. Edna W. TooKer her nous o.
Cooper road. Scarsdaie' 10 Nr'hur w
Sid"nh"rs
Burk" stone has rented for MOTIFS e.
1horne the Manor house II a large
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
LEASING FOR N
insurance Firm Takes Large susc.
Lofts aud stores Rented.

,'eorge X. Read 4 Co. have leased for
Il term or years the second Moor and the
iareer part OF the third floor, containing
over iJ.ooO square feet. In the Corn Ex-
chahge Bank Building, Is William
street, to william II. McGee Il Co, ma
rlhe insurance underwriters and agents
tne lease mounts to approximately
500. 600.
Charles B. Walker has leased space In
-Ip ana liz Canal street to the Scicn.
tihc Machine and Tool COMPANY in
$50 and iS2 Centre street 10 The Auto.
m!t'tc Machine and Tool Company IN Sc
walker street TO the lamos Picture
company In lTG and Us Centre street
10 the Eagle Pearl Button Works the
nrst loft in 245 Canal street 10 the N.co.
leth Bros. Press. which completes the
renting Of this entire building also space
IA 10 to /, Crosby street.
The Charles J.. Noyes Company has
leased a floor IN the pclmonico Building.
90 beaVer street. TO George H.. NicEaddcn
n bro. for six years, the second Hoor
az w to LOB Waveiley place 10 the
Niagara clip Company.
The Douglas Robinson. Cha rles s
Brown Company and john +. Weiss have
rented the store and basement at - Mas
sau street to Erwin kuitz for -he sale Of
monographs and records also offices in
80 Broad street to Louis ~. Itosmer.
Caspcrfeid n Cleveland. jewellers.
nave leased large space In 1888 Broad
way. between Thirty-sevenua aad mir
t%-eirhth streets.
Cozzens a Person have leased -. first
loft in 3ss Fifth averu. TO otto n otto.
hairdressers 10 George ~. Inglis the
third loft az L. and II East Forty-s,Nth
street with Albert u. As.for,h a Co. the
slatsl 100, N. 90 AL.., ssL4., 1900 -.
- Rappapor, a Riumenfcld. and the
fourth loft H. anne buildir2 to l.!bb.y a
Eyker.
The Paysou Mol. Merrill company has
leased the store a. - West Thir,ie;h
street 10 GAM Bros. stat oacrs.
samuel RI Martin has leased the store
a. liS Columbus avenue 10 Leon Cohen
:or three years.
Nasa Br.cher has leased To- samuel
Wesh III" i've story Hotel New York. at
% West Sixt!eth street, for a long term
OF years.
NJ 4 l.. Hess. with William \ White
Il SON have leased IN the new Finck
Building. a. 3lS-o6 West ninth
street, now in course Of construction. the
seventh floor. covering an area OF 1880
suuarc feet. for ten years. 10 the Tate
Electro Watcrprooiing Corporation OF
l2n Broadway
l'liim \. Whit" n sons have rented
th" third loc' ia I2h Rle. ckcr street 'n
tn, .Nr' Bolt Manufacturing Company
the FIRST and fourth lois in Sl5 G'rrn-
sioh street 10 \ ". Fi.lds.
The Equitable Budding Corp" a'lpu
has leased offices in the t:uujtshl. Rujid-
iug. ~ l20 Broadway. 20 the following
Jrdg" James \. blanchard. Maurice II
Dean. Willism ~ Button. i~uggeuheime~.
Untermyer & Marshall, American Light
and Traction Company. standard steel
Works and Imperial Rubber Company.
Nmps a. 90. have leased a loft AT 5l5
sixth avenue 10 Goldsmith & Jalon, cleo
trical fiNtures u lot in ia West Thirty
Nrst street 20 \. Kahn for manufacture
u sign.
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LIS I'ENDE<S.
Manhattan.

RIVlNGToN ST. "a and Go-Esperauto
Mortgage 90 ct al agt First Warshower
Congregation Of III" clay of y Y 80 al
foreclosure Of two mtssl s;ty, J =
sap ST. n :. 80 9 9th Az. siNio svsa>Si1
Herman rringold agt ioui- Scho.n ct
81 tfure,losIr" % transfer OF taA ten.
aity. j NJ Lifschita
ST. 40 ana ~ W, Two action, 10
S"ph NJ !. s'riker asi Charles NJ Marks
tionl atty. : VI Richardson.
ST, - E-Brooklyn Trust 90 agt
Joe HorowitS ct al ,amended foreclosure
10Th ST. = =. - . Madison az. Isa II
Trustees for the Fund for Aged and
Episcopal church in the diocese ~ i
ss, EdMrra lynn ct al foreclosure OF
NASSAu ST iosHconKregationai board
sell ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty. II
Collins ., 81 foreclosure OF mtg, attvs
Harrison, Elliott 4 BYRD,
Brons.
iSPTH ST. u " o rrotons av, 9ox's12-
Nrthnr \ Fowler ast Iiosnaldo hi Muro
81 al foreclosure OF mts'' atty. Il
TOWER rI. n :. no . Webster Az. : -.
100 Townsend burden, y, as adm, ast
MS, at,ys, Ha,i OBJ.
Tnom?, az, ,!C,' wpsr :, - "T'Tr.o,'
TlERp,'r Az. . 3 saa n issth st. a0xiOo
-~ka'horinc otto agt Johanna O'Hart 81
a. foreclosure OF mortgage att'. ! "
" >SHINGToN Az i5SG-Arnn Il sturscS
sgt Mari" Robinson ., al 'rnreclosurc Of
mortsas",; attys' cary & Carol.
'oN -'hriStine q O%ppenhvm ct A. - tvs.
agt emma \ Mayhew Of ~ 'forrc losure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

~ FoRECLosURE SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY. or. new YoKk.-THE YEA;
CITv OF NEW YORK. Plaintiff. against
ANNE Lucy GOLDSMITH and others. De
PENDANTS. Clerks file No. 1881, Year 1915.
Wlckcrsham n TAN. Plaintiffs
Attorneys. 10 wall street. New York.
Judgment entered March sth. l?i" pur.
suant to said Judgment the uuIersign'd
wil. sell at public auction at the ENCuanE"
- asroom, Nos. li-l6 Nesey street. IN IA"
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New lOfk
at !! O'Clock noon. OIL April 18th. 1915, 10y
Joseph J. Day. AuCtlun"er. the mortgacel
premises directed by SAIL Judgment to be
sold. situated on the North side " 22uI
stree, IN the said Borough. beginning 2.5
feet Wet ~ the Northwest corner % sail
sweet and sixth Avenue, extending West -
feet = inches In width IN front nui rear
by ~ feet and . inches In depth.
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assignments OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.


bhY u 7 ,s-Anu,no sem - l:nil.o
20, Bway ....... ... 81
I'll 81 IN 90 Amr,srd"W a.
zoe Riverside Drive. sttN sainI ws,ht
80 Nassau It ~ w 80
AmThs.n. ~, 10 iix | ottmsn", 81 "
R3W a-'ooo
ENiI.SpN IT, = 10" u sherman aE.
loos!Qo-John J Mshony To- jacob Levy.
~ i:SA."S''" N' '''YS' Hf"h'''.. %oac
?p ~. '~ls-7.i-Asnes. / c,rey To-
flde!'iy TrHst GO Oh y J Hid.on s
ai,y - Isnse' IT. ~ Nv ,t'..'c
''Tii 81 ,is L. Ut @v n ,"r IN s'w
!u - $1,000
SIN ~ - MOTT. WON :" hr',a
N"n ,'n" '"s'' -.
:'iilx irres henir.k u"Ison Co.
rue Guar " g 10 b"i\ wv
A. .o,S,;uf' ir'e "unr +, %
!i,} 7 I" CO. Ia W. N,,o' -
NnI'ii'N " ~ W. N"'ir,'r !
tr,.h 'f"nct 'N" - ""' ,'n,n
,&rr ~ hM"S -,c 5.,ist'i,,'o
EusS'.l Ni'thi ~ 81 - ma " '"""'"
,tu- ! "'''S'" " ""'' "a ,o,
ano. trus. 10 y Y Savings Bans. y >th
A. aUN 1 Dalton. ~ Maiden
zap =: .I5,, ! . : goo " i, an l Az. ,2.'i M;s - q
+ .@i'E 81. y :. "a. " Is, ay. 'si,>iae * irrcs
Irns% Il h'>"' 10 LAWYERS "'S s.! ooS
NiTCHEII. pL. s-Magda'cni Nokcl ,Nr.
!" MINT" Woke ATTY " simiiow. :
Wal - -... .. .'f.'fr' "
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siixicos--wm a Sinclair to irvins saw
due. Sc. as per bond atty. T q 60;
i1s Bway. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
West side.
west of Fifth Nv. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
9TH Az : s,s n asp Fl '' N.r
Rutherford. n i. Jan ~, pr mtg $4,000,
yrs, s y g. atty. L. r Co. iso Broad;
a'TH 81, : s., ?:s;s = s,h av. sisxeso.
Gordon sP Kleehers ct al, trus. 20
3 yrs. iR p c: atty. l. r Co. ieo Broad,
srM' ~, y cor .ssiin Il, :tssscic SiS
ritspairich g Th.s Kelly az T. 'g,h
coLrMBrs Az n e cor 18th st. iog .si5?
pr mtg $500 .0o0-La Rochelle Corpn to \
Remington Robert. AZ London. Ensiand.
Mar 10. . yrs. . y e; attys. Gellcr. R&
H.. 2s Exchange p-i............. sil.boo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iioth ct
iltTH ST. 100 " u -. 1916 " Lcnox ay.
$Lsxioo iimEdT MG,ann to M~ari@nhcrg
Nay !. 1911 D p e. a,ty-' Trimm" &
I.sD ST. SO " Manhattan AZ. i6x
io0ii Alice Mcorcw t. VIM u bad"au
Sum'nit. y J, Fob 49, yrs. 6 p G.. AZ;
Hsrdins' 81 WI, 800
Chas Vothorburr.r 4" Pemdirstou 4
Wocrz. 2gi " 10Th St. Mar 10. demand.
% =; attys. G~uss-nheim. y NJ. >.
'' Meas,
borough II The Bronx,
I3oTH Ut. : ?. $50 g Wills av. II sxi0o-
Julia siroh to John Eder'e. ~ Amst"r.
a." nor Lyp,,IItt naiIr' iIr,Jrpick \ S,rnh.
Is Park Row ........ ........ $: Wr
BELMONT Az. e =. ITj = i,6tn 81. .5Siuu
-Nlfte TifuA ., Mary DufIp- Hpil
Prospect av. Mn i" 4: yr.. j u. a,ty'
J \ quinn. 2oii Prospect av .'... $500
TiFFANY ST, . - 37J n e. : blk 4bi.
map Lyman Tiffany, 2ixioo -Jonn "
jackson to Maholt II Wright, White
Plains. y Y, Mich 10. due July I, 1919.
u y g. attys. Williamson y u. JdA Alex
1nder av $1,000
LOTS ~ To- 90 and ISL to 2ss. map Monati.
quot Real Estate Cp-Munhtiuuut Real
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FOREClOsURE SALE.


IN FORECLOSURE supreme Court.
County Of New York -Emma r. G. Floyd,
plaintiff. against James Thorn. ct al, de
Pendants Harold swain, plaintiff = attor-
ncy, No. i16 broadway. New York city.
Pursuant 10 Judgment entered herein on
March Z. 1915. the undersigned VIII sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos. I&-I6 vesey Street, In the Borough of
Manhattan. city of New York. az ~ O'Clock
noon on March 81. 1915. nv Herbert A:
sherman. auctioneer, the mortgaE"d
premises directed by said judgment to he
sold, situated on the East side OF Arnster.
dam Avenue. In said Borough. beginning at
a point i2Si.5s feet. North OF the North;
east corner Of said Avenue and Laurel
I'M Terrace. extending North 100 feet In
width In front and i0i feet -. inches more
more or less In depth on the South side and
21i feet and ) inches more or less In depth
on the North side. Said side lines being
AZ right angles with Amsterdam Avenue.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop.
erty to be sold:
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ESTATE SELLS Big
RIVERSIDE CORNER
Operators thc Buycrs-Fifth
Drive Corner to Be Secured
From Smith Estate.
APARTMENT SALES LEAD

Harris & Maurice Mande.baum have
bought the southeast corner Of River
side Drive and 1921 street from the
loyal l.. Smith estate through the j.
Pomairc Brown Company. The plot has
Ar area of Ave and a half lots fronting
l0i feet on the Drive and les feet on
ls2d' street. A builder has been found
10 AXE the corner a. a site for a tail
apartment house. Thu resale IL under
consideration and consummation Of me-
gotiations may be expected at n time.
rhis IL the nth Riverside Drive corner
10 be secured from the Smiths ny the
operators. who ave bought lJ6 lots in
eli, from the estate since the restriction
ssainst the sale Of the property expired
few years ago. The Mandelbaums
sold recently the ten lots adjoining the
corner secured yesterday TO Brady. Ad.
Ter 4 Koch. who are improving the site
With apartments.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner La Touraine. SAILING Il"
day for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
land. Italy. SPAN. Portugal. Agypt. Greece.
British India. British East africa. siam
Malta. Cavlon. G,lhrai,ar. SNaits settl.-
mcnts, Dutch East indies. West AUSTRALIA
and Persia,
tn. American liner -. PAU. sailing to
day for I.iverppul Nil TAX" mall. C,"-ins az
$50 \. NJ, for Europe teNCept trriutn
Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria.
Snrhia, Turkey. tIs Netherlands, NORWAY
SW eden and Denmark. AFRICA, West Asia
aui the Fast Indies.
TIL. NorW.sI Amarlran steamship
Rom -laisfjurd sailing saturday for chris
,!auil. vii take mail. closing At $3.50 \ NJ
for NorWay. sweden. Russli'
Germany. Au.tris. Hungary. l~uNenhurg'
Bulgaria. Serbia and Turkey.
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ktl LEASES.
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