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The herald., 1916-08-31
Wills.

Requests of $500 to the Charity
Hospital, 5000 to the Little Sisters
of the Poor and 500 to the Church
of the Annunciation are included in
the will of Mrs. Marie Lecompte
Borne, which was admitted to pro-
bate Monday afternoon in Civil Dis
trict Court.
Besides those institutions, Mrs.
Borne included the following in her
will: Rene Borne, Jr., $500; Maggie
Daunoy. $500; Rene Borne, ST.,
$500; Philip Borne, 5000; Mrs. Vic
toria Borne. $500; Mrs. Clement
Gonzales, $50; Emile Vegrienne,
800; Mrs. Annie Mary Wigginton,
800; Mrs. Cecile Hymel, $500.
The will provides that any surplus
of the estate is to be divided equally
between Charity Hospital and the
Little Sisters of the Poor. Rene
Borne, Jr.. is named as testament
airy executor.
The herald., 1916-08-31
ORDER SATURDAY. .

Parties desiring pies for Sunday
must leave their order Saturday 10
be sure of having same.
MRS. F. GOEBEL,
Verret and AK Streets.
The herald., 1916-08-31
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

For your wedding invitations printed or
engraved go to DOUGLAS, liz Camp St.
l-lJ-H
The herald., 1916-08-31
JEWELRY AND REPAIRING.
II. WALDMEIER
REPAIRING.

ALL kinds of repairing. Bicycles, Watches,
elocks, Umbrellas. Guns, Locks and KEYS
anything else that is broken. Algiers Print,
ing House, 8l3 Teche St. n
The herald., 1916-08-31
Special Notice

WILL all who have tickets for the Won.
ans Dispensarv Benefit. please make returns
10 Mrs. Geo. Koppel, 524 Bermuda street. as
early a. possible? The ladies in charge de
sire to thank all who helped TO make the al
fair u success.
The herald., 1916-08-31

USE Cedar. Sweep for Sweeping-no
dust. -
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
OVERLAND RED
CONTINUED from page 3.

"Mc: I'm nuagn thirty-tive clost.
But not so clost can't hear thirty-six
lopin' up right smart
only thirty-tive." exclaimed Win
throp: then quickly. 'Oh. beg your
| pardon
"'rhats nothin'." said Overland gen
| tally. 1T amt the thirty-fve' that
makes me feel sore. it's the only
| You said it all then. But believe me,
pardner. the thirty-iive have been all
| red chips
We'll you have lived. sighed Win
throp.
And come clost to forgettin to once
or twice. Anyhow. speakin' OF heav
en-, I'd lest as soon take my chances
with this here mug of mine. what
shows | earned all | got. as with one
of them there dead fish faces | seen on
some guys that never done nothin' bet
ter or worse than get mp for break
fast
! Winthrop smiled. YES. And you
belicve in Il heaven. them:
| "F'rom mornin' till night. And then
more than ever. Not your kind of a
| heaven. or mebhy any other guy $.
But as sure rs you're goin' to crease
them new boots by settin' too clOst to
the fire there's >omethin up there
| windin' up the works regular and seeir'
| that she ticks right and once in awhile
/ chuckin out old wheels and putin IN
new ones Jest take Il look at them
stars. Do you reckon they're runnln
right on time and not jumpin' the track
and dodyin' each other that Slick-jcst
because they was throwed out Of Il
star factory promiscus like Il shovel OF
gravel: Sure. there's Somethin' run
min the big works. but whether ne OF
YOU is goin' to got a look in-goin' tt
be let in on it-why that's differently
Winthrop drew back from the fire
and crossed his legs He leaned for
ward. gazing at the flames. From thu
distance came the howl of coyotes.
(Io Be ConUnued.)
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24

Uncle Hiram from Podunk was
taken by his nephew into a downtown
hashery for lunch.
81 guess III have some coffee and
sinkers." said the nephew
"Did you say sinkers?" asked the
old man.
II sure did, uncle"
"Well," said Uncle Hiram, as his
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
IC,rt;pnoJ from ,,oma
Continued from page

poor ~
W. B. Shoemaker, freight adv. SO 81
Andrew Sherry. supervisor. r. D.
No. 10, appeared before the Board
with a bill for $4,000 for services as
supervisor of said road district and
stated that he donated the same to
Valley county and that he does not
wish any warrant drawn in payment
of same, stating that he felt that the
demand for roads was sufficient rea
sons for so doing. Board thanked
Mr.. Sherry for his generosity and
public spirit, also for the efficient
way in which he has handled his
district. considering the amount of
money expended
The resignation of County Atty.
Geo. W. RuffcOrn was presented to
the Board. The Board accepted said
resignation, same to take effect at
the time appointee qualities. A vote
of thanks was rendered Mr.. Ruffcorn
for his conscientious and faithful
| services.
| On motion of Commissioner An
derson seconded by Commissioner
West, Carl D. Borton, is hereby ap-
pointed county attorney to fill the un-
expired term of Geo. W. Ruffcorn, re
signed; all members present, voting
aye" No one voted no.
AT ) O'Clock p. m, the Board ad,
journed until 10 o'clock a. m, Nov.
II, 1916.
Attest: PETER A. WEST,
W. B. SHOEMAKER, Chairman
AT 10 o'clock a. m, Nov. 11th,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana. resumed
pursuant to adjournment of the 10th
Peter A. West and Carl J. Anderson
commissioners and the clerk present
The following claims against Val
ley county We're taken up and al
lowed;
Keuffel & Esser. surveyors
supplies -------------$ 4!
A. H. Ausenhus, exp. posting
elec. nOtices-----.--.-.-.- 10 OF
Lewis Wedum CO., cement for
Mrs. $ Il. Walker, widows pen
sion ------------------ 81 8
1 hA1
lices, etc. ------------=--- l9 /
,Io. Teets, del. ballots, post.
notices, etc. ------------- t2 .
II. 4. Ebersold. post. election
notices ------------------ . u
Il. O. Newcomb, del. Ossette
ballots ----------- Is 0
Glasgow Natl Bank, assgnd, NJ.
S. Clark, r. W.. Dis. % 35 0
A. \. Collins, del. elec. supplies 80 o
Nj. II. Mann, surveyors exp l27 5
S. H. Miley. del. ballots ------ 10 0
Sam Dodge, post notices and
fixing booths ------------- 0
At l2 O'Clock, noon, Board took
recess until o'clock p, m, of eve
date.
Attest: PETER y. WEST,
W. B. SHOEMAKER, Chairman
Clerk
Al , O'Clock p. m, Nov. IL, l9l,
III Board of County Commissioners {
Valley county Montana r"sumet
Peter A. West and Carl J. Anderson
commissioners, present, and w.
Shoemaker, clerk. present
III The following claims against Va
ley county We're taken up and a
lowed
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24

Imperial Elev. Co., lumber for
bridge Oo
Lewis -Wedum Co., poor farm
supplies Observation-Disclosures 10 10
Glasgow Natl Bank, assgnd.
J. w. Clark, r. w., Dis. &c so 90
Glasgow Natl Bank, assgnd.
r. E. Wright. r. W., Dis. 26 20 90
is-Nedum Co., material,
Dist. No. 2J---- 81 05
David Hershey. r. W.. Dist II ~ 90
+. F. Teets, r. W., Dist. % - 90
II. G. Wolking. r. W.. Dist. 20 20 o"
Matt Gill. r. w, Dist. IT, Sc 90
Fred Spencer, r. W. Dist. g 8 90
GLASGOW National Bank as
signed Carl Anderson. Il.
w. Dist. No. % - 90 90
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed Carl Anderson, r.
w. Dist No. % ------ IL SO
At 400 O'Clock p. m, the Board
adjourned until 10 o'clock a. M. No.
vember 18th. to meet in special ses-
sion.
Attest: p. a. WEST.
W. 3. SHOEMAKER. Chairman
Clerk
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having returned from active field
service with the army, have resum-
ed my practice of general medicine
and surgery, in my former offices in
Glasgow, Montana.
the First National Bank Building,
2St4 E. N. Layton, NJ. D..
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24

eye fell on spaghetti eater, 81
reckon III have a mess of fishin' lines
like that there feller is eatin' out of
a bowl Boston Transcript.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-24
FARMERS MARK ETING CONNEN.
TION

FARMERS MARK ETlNG CONNEN-
TION
\ rousng convention on farm
markets is being arranged to be held
at Bozeman January 22-27. All
farmers organizations are invited to
send delegates, both men and women,
to this convention. While delegates
from all farmers societies will have
a voice in the proceedings, the ses-
sons are open to the farming public,
and everyone is invited.
Among the speakers expected to
take part in the program are: Hon.
Carl Vrooman, Asst. Secretary of Ag-
riculture, U. S. A.; Chancellor Ed
ward Elliott, University of Montana;
Hon. A. E. deRioqles, Sec. Nat. Live
Stock ASS, Denver, Colrado; Miss
Mary P. Rausch, University of Wash
ington. Seattle, Wash; G.. E. FIRE.
vert, Portland. Oregon; Hans Men
delson, Great Western Sugar Co.,
Denver Colo; Pres. j. NJ. Hamilton,
Montana Agricultural College; Chas.
j. Brand, office Of markets, Washing
ton, D. c.; Hon. Chief, Office Of Mar
kets. Boise. Idaho; w. l.. Beers,
Big Sandy, Montana.
1t is purposed to take up one of
he important marketing activities Of
the farm daily during the week; one
day each for livestock, grain, farm
credit, dairy, produce and fruit and
the farmers wife's marketing.
For each subject professional and
expert instruction will be secured,
and there will also be a strong back
ground of actual Montana marketing
experience.
Conventions of farmers organiza-
tions will be held in Bozeman during
the week of just before or after the
market conference.
Farmers Week of the College will
be coincident with it's short courses
If instruction. These farmers short
courses will be scheduled at hours
not conflicting with the Market Con-
vention and will include courses in
farm crops, livestock, potato and gar
den culture, bee keeping, poultry
dairy. There will be the strongest
and best course for home making for
farm women ever given in Montana.
Reduced rates to Bozeman will be
in force on railways for the Market
| Convention.
NICkNAMES OF PRESIDENTS
Father of His Country-Georgt
Washington.
The Colossus of independence
John Adams.
The Sage of Monticello-Thoma:
jefferson.
The Father of the Constitution
James Madison.
The Poor but Spotless President
James Monroe.
Old Hickory-Andrew Jackson.
The Old Man Eloquent-John Quin
cy Adams.
The Shrewd Statesman-Marti
Van Buren.
J Hero of Tippecanoe-William H
Harrison.
! The First Accidental President
John Tylcl.
Your~ Hirkory-JaMes x. Polk.
Old Rough and Ready-Zachar
Taylor.
Second Accidental President-Mi
) lard Fillmore.
The Yankee President-Frankli
} Pierce.
The Bachelor President-James Br
, chanan.
Honest Abe-Abraham Lincoln.
. The Silent President-Ulysses
Grant
0 The Teacher Presdent-James !
0 Garfield
0 The Chesterfield of the White Hous
0 Chester A. Arthur.
The Man of Destiny-Grover Clevt
o land
, The Conservative President-Benj;
n min Harrison.
The Little Major-William Mckil
ley.
Teddy the Terrible = Theodo1
Roosevelt.
j., ANNOUNCEMENTS
Having returned from active tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

DOWNING ST. 10 and 4i-Gelh.ud con.
tracing co, In, ast Lillian Il Koetke,
owner 'renewhlP. ,.,.,....r,... 1890
I2tTH ST 4:s w-Joseph Shansky ag,
Port Jerv's Land \ Improvement Sorpn.
owner and contractor, ..-..,....,slI -
asTH ST, ~ w-Ahraham pukarevi,I
agt Fanny frahk. Gamer aud COM
s2D ST, ~ to ~ E-Joseph j Fitzhrnry
agt John j Gerar'y, oNn"r; l. q House
attn Az, :2o--Jo-eph J FI,shenry ag,
Forbes j Hennessy, owner. l. q House
Engineering co, Inc, contractor. .Sl31
:2D ST. 40 to LA W-Jo,cph J rItz.
henry ast John volz. owner. l. q Housc
Engineering CO, Inc, contractor. -, .si73
PARK Az, 1901 to 1ai5-Joseph J Fi,z.
henry .sgt Third Ave II Il Co. owner:
l. q House Engineering 10. Inc. ,on-
44rII ST. II VS. romcroy 90 az,
Fifteen West Forty fourth - 90. owner
aud contractor renewal. ..,... 1888. 80
WET ! LaaSTj s ssSS- sr,SlS Mex .s'
trustees. 80. owner. Goodslo. Perry 4
,, pin,se q, T S"s wH c Mo ,si'G'
fred and Hannah BIum"nthal, owners,
Frederick b LoIior' contractor and les
sRoApwAY, 1859 -E' George 4 CS,
Geo y Burnett, owner; Paramount con,
,rsa'tnS 60 9Gn.r.s,or: $50
ast Studebaker Corpn. owner; : l.
Snyder CO. con!rsrtor, ,,:.n.,.,' I+8 ~
1911 81. - 10 ~ I'll fergers Metal
Ceiling 4 Fireprooiung co, Inc. agl james
Evcrard's estate. Farmers Loan 4 Trust
90 and Mary Everard, trustees, sc.
owners. Harper Richardson & Pllaci
Casino Co, contractors irenewall. &C.. Sg35
pprN ST, " W Beluck Paint supply q
aEt Sarah Birnhaum, owner and con
TRACTOR . $50 s-s ''''' 's'ssts .s.,.. ia
lIiTH TT. il2th 1T. st Nicholas AMI
lenoX avs, 10 aNl34 sx23G loxcOl 10
Louis Yavro 1T al agt Gramont Holding
co. Inc. owner and contractor. 800. $3.50
BronH.
PARKER ST, l~66e-'harles q KoenIe
aGt 'armela Jsnsro, owner aud con-
tractor. ....''. '.',,,,,,, $50 ts
" AN. q konuir
agt George Duncan. ow n~r and con
tractor ;:''.;;'';:;t'', siaho
sgt Annie V Shields, owner: Nicola
Grassi. contractor. ,....,...... $500. sef
BAILEY Az, 3t7: Victor XamhettI ACT
Morrits Raab, owner and contractor IRE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Russian American liner kursk, sail,
ing to-day for kols Bay. will take mail
closing az 10 a. ", for Russia ~her
specially addressed only,
Tho American liner Finland. sailing 80
morrow for Liverpool. will take mail
closing at $40 A. NJ. for Europe, excep'
Germany. Austria, Hungary, L~uxemburg
sweden, Bulgaria. Turkey. no Ssther
lands. Norwav sweden and Denmark. slso
for Africa, West Asis and Fast Indies
Specially addressed natl VIII also he takef
for Italv, Rumanis. Serbia and ireece.
Tho Sicula Americana liner san ,iiOrgio
sailing No-morroU for Nap'es. Will TAXI
mail. closing at $50 \. NJ. for Italy. ku'
mania. Serbia and Greece.
Tho Holland America liner NieuS AIMS
terdam. sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam
wifi TAX mail. closing At .;2o y. NJ. fol
Europe except Germany, Austria, Hungary
LuSemburg Bulgaria, Turkey, Norway
sweden and Denmark. also for Africa,
West Asia and East Indies
The steamship Nasilefs Constantine
ssi ing Thursday for Piraus. VIII take mail
closing at 1880 T. NJ, for Greece wher
specially addressed only.
The Fahre liner Roma, sailing Frida,
for the Azores. will take mail. closing IA
$3.50 T.. NJ, Via Providence BY rail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

Wards Of the Catholic Institute for
IN Blind are TO have a new home, the
me time country seat OF Princess
,nc,nge OF Paris, France. in the Twcn-
y.rourth ward In The Bronx. Sale of
the property. which comprises approx
ua,ely Ave acres, with II residence con-
tanning upward of forty rooms. and sew.
,rl other buildings, has been made to
he Institution through the brokerage
Arm OF John r. & Oscar l.. Foley. The
consideration IN the transaction is
rthheld, but the brokers report that the
,uyer paid a sun that establishes A
ecord price for acreage in this section.
L was an all casa deal. The land that
srires In the transaction was owned In
art OF the Conyngham estate OF Wilkes
barre. Pa. II has large %frontages on
gas,chester road. Pauiding and La
con.a avenues. The buildings ON the
acreage Will be remodelled before the In
.,,ute takes possession. Princess
Luclnge has not occupied the property
n years. She WAS formerly the wife of
To late Joseph Stickncy. IA coal opera
nY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
vORECIOsuRE SALES,

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
YORK-Tho st. v~incent's Hospital Of the
City Of New York. Plaintiff, ~ayains, Rabbi
Association and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF tore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
and.r.isn.d. III. r.i.r es. il said judsmsnt
named; viii sell a., PUBLIC auction; at the
street n the BoroSss Of S%anhs,,sn. City
Of New York. on tho nth day Of February.
Henry Brady. Auetioneer. tho premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described a. follows;
s.si n, ana "a i% nsI N n. ss yse w s,.r,
hattanj on the south side Of Henry street.
and. known on a map made Of the estate
Of Henry Rutgers. deceased, made by T.. W.
Bridges, dated Aus ust first. eighteen hun.
dred and thirty, aud Med in the once Of
g.. f.sistsr g the ci,y smd cSuS,y Of
sriy In front BY Henry Street, Essteriy en-
one side by lot number seven hundred and
twenty-nve. southerly. IN the rear BY lot
westerly on the other side by the resrs OF
lots numbers seven hundred and twenty
seven seven hundred and -s,shs;
front and rear twen,y-sin feet one Inch
feet feet 5. ' shs s.,S g" di Snsn one more nor " ." 1..s'
said premises beinx known as and by
the street number ono hundred and nifty
ak Henry Street. In the Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York.
The premises above described are located
In section I. Block Number al, on this
Land Map of the city of New York"
Dated, New York. January 18TH. 1915.
CHARLES d. DOSOHUE. Referee
BAYARD /. PECK Attorney for Pisintin
haitian. New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
srty to be sold: It's street Number 10 i5s
Henry Street:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Marx ottlnger and Moses Ot,inyer,
Plsin,ins. against Regina Bleiman and
in pursuance OF a judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the 9TH day Of January, 1915. T. the under-
signed. the Referee in said judgment
fs,nsa ssIssroom p'' Zoe ui i'oi5l Nve..eess
street, In tho Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New YORK. on the Slst day OF January.
directed By SAID %jadsmsnt to be sold aud
'ns afL THOSE cEsr%iiS Lore. pieces or
parcels Of land. siiuste. lying and bssTy in
hat TSei city w % Now sv 'h York so'G Sound G' N snd
described a. follows:
BEGINNiNG y, a point on the sou,herly
street. distant one hundred and fifty Tee;
westerly, from the CORNER formed By the
way With the southerly side OF one hun.
drcd and foriy-fourth street, running
thence sou;he,ly and psraii., with N.
ana eleven inches to the center line Of the
BLOCK between one hundred aud tor,y.third
thence westerly along said center line and
parallel with said sou,herly side of Ons
thence norihsrly parallel With The west.
erly side OF Broadway.. ninety ninc. fee.
eleven inches to he scu'herly side Of one
thence e~-s'rriy along m. south.rl, side OF
one hundr-t and for,y- fourth Street. my
feet to the point Or place Of beginning
said premise VIII BE- sold IN one parcel.
subject. however 20 tn covenants and re-.
s,rictions contained IN n deed recorded IN
Llb-r 49, OF CcINekanC's At page lSg. aud
subject further to any state Of Mc,s which
an accurate surrey might show.
Dated. New York, January I'h, 1915
JOSEPH Il KELLY. Referee
NATHAN oTTlNGER. ATTORNEY Tor Plain
tine 1853 Broadway. Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York City.
The following s "a diagram Of IN. prop.
erty to be sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
FLAT BUYING ~ BRONX.

FX STEEET--The s. r. Building Cor
p~orat:on, samuel Behrman. president.
has sold TO an investor. for cash. s92
Fox street. a five story modern Nat, on
pot i,Nl0U. between Tiffany and Bar
re;to streets. Epstein a Yarftz were
The 5'oke-s.
QARDEN STREET-Kurz & Tren and
John J. Brady have sold $50 Garden
street, A i've story modern fiat. on plot
SONloO. between Prospect and Gro
t''a avenues.
Nt>T 18TH STREET,. X. Moors
las sold to a client for investment
he i've story Nat at 5ls-520 West
ItSth street, on plot 41.sxs9.11. west
o. Amsterdam avenue. The purchaser
favt In part payment the duplex
dwell.ns On lot 50xi05. at 43l Guion
avenue, Richmond Hill. l.. !.
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N,sie's Of the Helpers OF the Holy
'"s "ho Tor several years have main
t.'' . SCHOOL at III to lis East
'T'y-hi'' street, are planning 10 build
..ft" r'Hyeut on abutt!ng property
.ull- p. t.ieh,y-sixth street which
w., r'f ,Nod several years ago, The
.'"'''1 NII ae built from plans by Nc
.',' " wash Of Boston. who designed
''e' new school for 81. Ignati,r
,r.,,'' 'I E'ehty-fourth and Eighty
,. N'''''' N"tween Park and Madison
nE'' Tie building will be six
'.'' ~ brick and stone, 76xI13 feet
~ Ht"'. The site, at li2 to l1S East
sl'' ~ Htreet, IL now covered with
.Yq' '' ifshioned dwellings. Builders
Nv no" 't' mating on the structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

Is lot ~ block So, map Of Edeuvald.
.ith Hsrd)-iani & Lien Go agt FUN l.
Fossums ~ ~ faction 70 foreciosc trans
for Of tax itcni atty, VI Frank.
WASHINGTON Az, e >. ebb : Of i7ith
~, IS SNl0H.5-tiermau savings Bank in
the 'lty of y Y ag' Anton GotH 80 Al
foreclosure OF mortgages; a,'y. \ II
Mos'..
81, .6,sNl09 German savings Bank In
the city of y Y agt E!issbrtha Nickel
- a. foreclosure Of mortgages atty. 4
Mos!c.
l6SD ST, s3l civilian Sielins sgt John
+ Farrell ct ~ foreclosure Of mortgdgel.
atty, T Y Yuug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
0. p. MARS BUYS FINE ESTATE,

tSl q Marvin have sold for the
"~iarc.itt Lodge Association its property
'doNT as ireylock on Central Drive In
Zoe village Of Briarclifr Manor. Grey
ek consists OF two ard Il half acres OF
IN land, a large residence and out
1llai7gs The place adjoins the es-
ats OF .. i Case and Ii. H.. Albright.
'oA OF which estates were sold by the
-sMe brokers' during the past year.
ne property just sold Is the last large
'si'le''e m the Briarclif Lodge
n'ands The purchaser Ii Olney r.
NSrs ot tdls city. The property was
1tld at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
out Of Town Owners Sell Real.
~ in Manhattan and Bronx;
Trading Centres in Flats.
RIG BUILDING PROJECTS

os,r, are apparently more attractive,
.Asnr by yesterdays trading. which
,,ourb, abou, the sale of properties
~. held by out of town residents who
Nae. owned them for years as invest
..,,s one of the properties sold Is a
A. acre estate In The Bronx. the for
rer home OF a French Princess. The
,roperty is bought by a religious insti-
,n,on for use IN Its work. In the
chelsea section a fiat was sold by West
,rners who have owned 1t for some time.
pats we're the chief type Of property
,4dtd In Several good size building
sosrz,ious we're put on record.
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decd: ATTY. Il II Sealey. l,5 Rway $3.50
JANSEN ,nuw Adrian AZ. " =. where ; p
Of lot ~. above quoted map. interse~ts
said av. 3SSNln", SEPT :, l9O? Grtc" |
Van 10 mark TO clinton r Roe; attNs,
seybs! 4 French, II Park Row ..sl,J50
2sTH ST, "es ". -. S2Os v eth AZ, 2tl0
1883, Jan ., Sl0-faroline Refs 30 ttS
osstr.icher Realty 90, e7th ~ and ssh
av, atty. l. + 4 T 90, 100 Bway 81. Ong
:D Az. ~. . :, 667 = 10th ~. g Sxl.i,
Jan 3. lsoS-ignst2 n 4 Sallie Ros-n-
field to Max G-rnshyr a Hy Gernshyu,
81 W ssth -; ATTY. T q Co. l7o BROAD
way .......... -.-... ........ 81, 600
vASDEWATER ST. 30. = $. 1908 " Pear
st. runs W lIlN r So2N p itly n ?llox
gtk n se 20 beg. sept IS, ISL
Francis ! Mahony to Theophilus u
olena. 30? Hancock It, pklyn. atty,
Alfred u o'ena, $40 Bway,...,. $1,000
18TH ST. los W, n +, 100 " Columbus az.
.oalo2:, May g, l9oI-Cath x Ryerson
20 Lawrence & Charlotte Miller. atty.
Geo W Ellis, ~ Bway ........ 500 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
wEsTERNERs SELL HERE.

WEST 18TH STREET-P. j. Ryan and
j. Y. FinLeran have sold for the
Schverk estate of Chicago to William
Lustgarten i59 West Twenty-sixth
street a i've story double HAT, OH lot
~?5xs>.9, located l2J feet east OF Tenth
avenue This is the frs, transfer Of
he property IN over half "a century.
AMSTERDAM .ANENCE-John Katz-
man is reported to have sold the six
story apartment house. on plot elk
Toe, al the southeast corner OF AM
s,erdam avenue and l5sth street. The
buyer gave lots in upper Harlem In
aNchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
s'\ IRON MANS COUNTRY HOME

Char "s Fled Grinen a. 60. have sold
ne country estate OF the late Charles
IRON o., Known as Hidden Brook Farm
uu consisting Of about sixty acres Of
ana, Nth old fashioned farm house and
a"u buildings, on Purchase street, in
ne Town Of Rye. y. Y. to Carl II. and
'at-r !. PfOrzheimer. dealers in Sc
.r'e' The house was remodelled for
VI froh'ntn 10y Stanford White. The
roper'S Vas owned Jointly by Mr.. Froh-
.@h ana Charles r. Dillingham;. II IS
"a'Td IN the ne!ghborhood Of the u
estates q Whitclaw Reid. Oliver
mamma. oscar : Straus, Dunlevy Mil
uaNk and Hobart J. Park.