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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

A5AIIII Aat = FlUTNt TUn-Wheht
Double play-Fletcher TO Herzog to
Hoelke. Left on bases-New York,
8; Brooklyn. /. Bases on balls-Orr
schupp. /; Off Rucker. a. Struck out
BY Sohupp, 4; by Rucker, l. um-
pires-Klem and Emslie. Time-1:3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
Ruik7fnG Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
building permits to the following per-
sons:
w, r Barrett. TO build brick garage
rear OF Confederate Avenue. tor
cost $500.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company, to build brick garage rear
Of PIG North boulevard, to cost $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

Il New York. Sept T. The local street
MARKET for copper was unchanged.
aiding producers quoting etectroiyt.c
~ 81 TO &c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

{ New YORK Sept Curb stocks
Ware vigorously active today Ad-
Gances were made In many issues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
DEATHS

STRATTON-Died at his late residence
No. All North Seventh Street, on
Wednesday. September 1915, at IL
o'clock P. NJ. DIR. THOMAS E. STRAIT
TON.
Funeral will take place from First
Baptist Church on Friday. Septem-
Der Sth. at 4 o'clock P NJ.
Friends and acquaintance invited
to attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
BUSINESS NEWS AND
COURT RECORDS
Seventeen Deeds of Bargain and Sale
Recorded Yesterday.

Recorded Yesterday.
Mary s Hulcher and husband to
X. H singrey. lots 2 and 3. block r.
Battery Court. 70.4 l-2xl49,6: $40.
Matte L. Durrette TO s. 3. Bass, w.
D. Stuart and r. n. Goode, trustees
Broadus Memorial Church. lot Thirty
second. west OF Broad. 226x103.6:
s4,3e5.
j. II. and c. l. Chappeil to Henry
A. Brixzolara, 413 North Davis Ave-
nue.. 21.6 i-zxs5.s; $40.
Highland Park Development Cor
poration to Robert Blake, lot IS.
block b. Highland Park Addition.
xaAbei = Woodson 70 Irwin =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
Marriage IdcemSeS

Deputy Clerk Breeder issued a mar
rage license yesterday to Paul r.
Williams and Matte Mae Richard
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

JOHNSTON-Entered into rest Thurs
day evening. at s O'clock, at his res
idence. 80 North Twenty-third ST..
JOSEPH JOHNSTON in the sixty
ninth year of his age,
Funeral notice later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

Other varieties -.--.. 2 COG rs
LEAON9
Fancy Mess.na ...-....7 oee $50
California lemons ~ oo% 90
POTATOES
NO. New potatoes Dbl o01 50
No. New potatoes Dbl 2 con so
BANANAS
Eight hands, per bunch. asa 80
Seven hands, per banch GOA
NISCELLAS EOUS
Domestic onions, 100 lbs
bags ..+-,-.. ....... ESQ so
Spanish onions, per crate SOC
Cabbage. new. per crate 75GD 3 90
pameons. zoe h, basket q 50
MAIN GROWN SEED POTATOES.
GohIers. l69 lbs. bags. per bag. 81 IS
Red Bliss. $50 lbs. haga per bag Is
Green Mountain. per bag 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

LONG-Died September Z. 1916. at 1898
P. NJ, ELIZABETH THERESA
LONG. aged seventeen months. in
FAINT daughter Of Cecil H. and Kath-
crime f. Long. 1903 West Main
Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY

Richmond. Va. Sept 1915
The wholesale market from aotvai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
STRENGTHEN

Continued From Fifth Page1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
Chicago.

"Batted for Saier in ninth.
fBatted for Pechous In sixth.
fBatted for Prendergast in sixth.
Slated for Carter in ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

Richmond. Va Sept. 7. 1918.
SUMMER APPLES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-08

"Ran for Stanage in eighth.
sBatted for Boland in sixth.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-17
the said city limit.
COUNTY CONVENTIONS

20. Every general election year
county conventions shall be called by
the county committee TO meet on the
first Monday in May at the county seat.
The convention shall be composed Of
delegates elected from the clubs in the
county. one delegate for every 25 mem
bcrs, and one delegate for a majority
fraction thereof, based upon the num-
Der votes polled in the first primary
OF the preceding election year. The
lists Of delegates certified to by the
president and secretary of each club
shall constitute the temporary roll Of
the convention. The number of dele
gates for new clubs shall be based
upon their enrolment at the time of
the club meeting.
p. Each county convention shall
be called to order by the county chair
man and the convention shall proceed
to elect a temporary president, tenn
porary secretary and a committee
on credentials for the purpose OF
organizing When organized it shall
elect a permanent president, a secre-
tary and treasurer. 1t shall also elect
the county chairman and as many del
egates to the State convention as dou-
Bile the number of members the county
in which the convention is held has
in the general assembly. The secre-
tary of the convention shall keep rec
ord of its proceedings in the minute
book.
%. In the event that the county
committee has refused to permit the
formation of a new club in any ward
or township such refusal may be ap-
pealed rrom to the county convention
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-17

which may permit the formation of the
new club desired, but no such club
shall be allowed any representation ip
the convention in that calendar year.
STATE CONMOITEE .
25. The State committee shall be
composed Of one member from each
county, to be elected by the county
conventions and the State chairman
to be elected by the State convention;
Provided, That in case the office OF
chairman of the State committee shall
become vacant by death, resignation
or otherwise, the State committee
shall have power to fill the vacancy
by electing chairman to serve until
the organization of the next regular
State convention. The State commit
tee shall choose it's other officers, not
necessarily members Thereof: Provided,
That the chairman shall vote only in
case of tie The State committee
shall meet at the call of the chairman
or any five members, and at such time
and place as he or they may appoint.
The member of the national Dem
ocratic executive committee from
South Carolina shall be elected by the
May State convention in 1915 and every
four years thereafter, and when elect
ed shall be eX-officio a member of the
State committee Vacancies on said
Safe committee by death, resignation
or otherwise shall be filed by the re-
spective county committees. The State
committee Is charged with the execu-
tion and direction o. the policy Of the
party OF the State, subject to these ruls
the principles declared in the plat
form of principles and such instruc-
ton, by resolution or otherwise, as q
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-17
Applicant
Witness:
'(Nane)
(Reisdnece).

The residence, age and height of
each voter shall be recorded opposite
the name of the applicant on the club
roll.
II. The secretary ot each ward
club shall, within 4S hours of the re-
ceipt of an application in the above
form, enter the name of said applicant
upon the club roll, provided he is salts
fed that the application is bona fide
and his ignature is genuine. If he is
not satisfied of this, he shall at once,
not later than 48 hours after it's re-
ceipt, transmit the application to the
secreary o. he county committee
-. The county committee shall
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-17

nave all of the names of applicants
whose applications have been thus
transmitted to it, together with the
name of the witness to each applica-
ton published It shall also call upon
each OF said applicants in said publi-
cation to appear at fixed time and
pace to show why his name should be
enrolled. All names which the county
committee, or any subcommittee there
of appointed for this purpose decide
are entitled to enrolment shall be sen;
back to the respective secretaries and
by them entered upon the respective
club rolls.
16. The county committee shall
give ample opportunity within the &C
days during which the club rolls are
fed with the county auditor or filing
and hearing complaints of the enroll
mcnt of those not entitled to vote in
the approaching primary. The name
complained of, the witness to the APP
plication and the party complaining
together with the time fixed for the
hearing which shall not be within
three days of the publication. shall all
be published in the daily newspaper OF
that city.
H. The county committee, through
a subcommittee appointed for that pur-
pose. shall, ter giving opportunity
for answering all complaints, make up
a challenge list of those in its judg-
ment not entitled to vote in the ap-
preaching primary, and shall file with
7he managers of each polling precinct
so many of said names as shall appear
on the rolls constituting the regiser-
cd list or lists at said polling precincts.
One of the managers, to be designated
by the chairman of the county commit
tee, shall challenge any one Offering
to vote in any of said names and shall
place the ballot in an envelope in
dorsing thereon he name o. the voter
and of himself and the ballot shall be
kept separate and not counted but
turned over to the county committee
as hereinafter provided in section 40.
Is. The chairman of the subcom-
mittee above referred to shall appear
before the county committee at its
hearing on the subject of challenged
votes, ard state the objections which
have been made with reference to each
name in which a challenged vote on
the "challenge list has been cast.
19. The clubs shall meet in the
curTh week in April of each election
year for reorganization on such day
and at/such hour as the county COM
m;ttee shall determine, due a6|ertise-
ment thereof being given at least two
weeks in advance The place of said
meeting shall be published at least IS
hours previous to the meeting by the
president OF each club. Upon the fail
ure Of any club president to publish
said notice, then the place shall be
named and published by the chairman
of the county committee
19 (a) The county committee Of
counties containing such cities may
require the use of the Australian bal
lot system in whole or in part within
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-17

], ---, hereby certify that
| am a native (naturalized) citizen of
the United States; that l have been a
resident of the State of South Caro-
lima since Zone year pre-
vious to date of primary; that 1 am
a citizen of the said State or l shall
have been resident of said State with
the bona fide intention O becoming a
citizen of said State at least one year
next preceding the primary; that am
a resident Of, living at No. -
street. in said city; that I am
years of age, feet, inches in
height, and hereby apply for enroll
ment in Club. Ward -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
DEMAND Runs TO FLATS.

CHARLES STREET--Samuel Lipman
has sold TO a client OF ). Migllonico
90 and II Charles street. IA six story
modern tenement. ON plot 65x95 feet.
The property was held at sll5.0O0
FREEMAN STREET--Paul. \. McSol-
rack has sold to James Crowley 500
and Sll Freeman street, a five story
modern apartment house. on plot coz
EAST 18TH STREET-H. L. Phelps
has sold for Anna Zones 42l and 423
East 10Th street. "A live story fiat
containing five families oil a floor. and
occupying a plot 5Oxl0o. between
Elton and Melrose The
buyer. II. NJ. Cainpson, gave in part
payment l4J Alexander avenue, a five
soy double fiat. with stores. on lot
-5Xl0o. adjoining the northwest cor
Ter Of l34th street.
SIMPSON STREET-E. Osborne smith
has sold for the Columbia Construc-
ton Company to Prof. John H.. Barn
hart $50 Simpson street. d five story
fat. on plot 43xl00. between l63d
street and Westminster avenue.
KlNGSBRIDGE ROAD-H. l.. Phelps
has sold for the William c. Oesting
Company to al investor. for cash 247
and 2t9 East k~ingsbridge road. two
i've story double fats. each on plot
inNl6N.
WILLIS ANENCE-H l.. Phelps has
sold for Nicholas c. Kern the south
csc, corner OF Willis avenue II l3Jth
street. Il five story building, on lot
95Sluo
EAST ls3p STREET-A. Blumenthal
ha' .oli for Catharine Wynne to the
Ndavine Construction Company tAdel-
stem & .AventineJ the plot 1JXl0J on
the north side OF l62d street, 80 feet
vest ~ Woodycrest avenue, for i'm
pruyem"nt with two iive story flats,
., cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, Jan - IN foilovIue eat,
corporations W"ro chartered hero 'n-,I,y
Nhcrmnr'" Reilly r"mpnuy. M.nha'
AN capital, f'r,r00, tIrr,tors. Inhn :.
meier Eln'hurst, : s., n Il Sheihau,
Jersey 'iM, g. J, and II S!s''cr,
e. +. Corporation, MAMMA .,an ,sp,'l,,
$4,000, dire tors, Alausou y Nh IT,. julius
Holl"ud"r and panto. ) h"unor New
York city
1871 and 1888 Monroe stree, hcalty cor.
poratinn, Manhattan, uHpltal S-,p00: III
%rectnrs. Adolph shapiro, lsHdure Shapiru
aud Charles Hon N,N York city
Fast Forty-third street Corporation.
Manhattan capita, s. non. directors. g
Augustus Meir Arthur r brown aud L.ota
= ruokhorn, New York lily
cato Realty tntn0rutlon, Manhattan.
capital, s" 000; directors, Sidney FosCato.
Nictor FosrHt u, Nor kHwa! Pack. y :.
and james Il Mrrrimau Sew York c.'N
ja3 Fitth Avenue RraIty rompAny. M.u.
haitian, capital, tloo0; directors WI.
lam Jcners : u collins ana Jacob
schol.r. NJ" York btN.
Martonhrrt Realty 'orporat,ou, Man
haitian, capital. 5000; dlre,'ur~, Herbert
X snyder, Milton / Nuo, PIX, and Wade
mar +. Timme, Sew York lily
Bee Bee Building Company, Brooklyn;
capital. $1,000 director, Mainerd c
schinl,, lane. schiIi and Katherine Tuchs
Brooklyn. ". Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
DULNESS RETURNS
TO REALTY MARKET
Trading i'm Tenements Feature
of Business-Lack Of
Money Notable.
ACTIVE COUNTRY TRADING

pvlrcss which came over the real cs-
tate marke, about ton days ago con-
,,,ued yesterday. brokers having nothing
% rcpor, Of more than passing interest.
rbers were comparatively few properties
,ols or leased and most Of those which
,ourd buyer. were small apartments
which required the exchange of little
cash. Money still seems to he the
Stumbling block for real estate, though
, 4. reported that several big lenders
are IN the market to make loans On we'll
located property up to a valuation Of so
,- cent at a rate Of AZ per cent.
builders and operators have become so
accustomed TO Obtaining loans for almost
me entire cost OF operations that they
look upon present conditions with mis-
living many having decided to put on
Contemplated work until lenders become
m1re LIBERAL
While the local market Is experiencing
season of small sales and small COM
missions the suburban area is enjoying
a boom the like OF which has not been
seen IN many years. Every day brings
reports OF at least several sales OF sub
urban and country estates purchased
b, New Workers. many of them being
me- whu have made great sums out OF
industries that have been made unusually
profitable by the European war. Yes
,r~day was no exception. Good sized
deals were reported from most of the
surrounding area.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
lSrOnx.
VIA u\<I(~' LIENS.
Manhattan.

4oIH ~. '.- L Noouau Binding Ma
terra 90. Inc sgt Harold r Patterson.
""n'r, Michael o'RorkC sub-contrs,.
tor, Nal"ntin" Lynch 90. contra.
RIylNDToN ST. .-a, and Norfojk sill;
~amu"i Tauher agt Louis Zimmerman
and George Goith",f owners and CON
'Ta,'urs ...-. ... .. sIIn
GRAND ST ,3l2-sun ftr"proof sash {
Door Co. Inn, sgt Estate or william
solomon o"ner. E,gic Bui'dins a con.
strH ti"n 70 and A .Muglrr, routrs,
18TH ST : 10 " Of Madison Az. 5jo>
.tl' Indiana Flooring co agt James
EN"rard's Brew"ri'a. Inc, owner. Farm
'rs Loan 4 Trust co 1T a. lcssces, H.r.
per Rt"harisnn 4 Palace Casino In.
sGh-lrsssre renewal. sI0,S't
7ITH ST - E-Jarop ,,esc h.It, ar,
i.siat" 80 R"hefi W rai~r owner. \
u E"g'I Contractor $50
WEST y Az. >2s Alexander + kno-
uduoh art Marian l. In-I aud Arthur
4 R'stitn. owners hoodalr, Perry s
DIV sat contractors ....... 81
u ST. - 10 $50 L Eiw !. Buh o. %
aGt Israel orphan Asylum, owner ire
neWdlI .......... ....... .... ..s g3t
ioTll - II = cor IN a,. so<ls Amer
an Meta store Front 90, Inc. sgt
'atherin" BRADY, owner, Charles Braun.
agent, cont rdrtoF. - ....... ... lJ..H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIESS.
Manhattan,

WEST E>p Az. = wcor $50 s,..rrank
T. seymour lr. agt West End sad CORP
ct q. Dec - 1915 Thy Deposit $50
fT MAsHlNGToN Av. u = cor l7sth st
Chas " HAL agt holyrood Church Of
\ : ct, al Dec l. isi5, .,.... sS,e73o?
lilrn 81, "6 I" 20 -Kiuannlns Sales
90. Inc, ag' Cathedral CONSTR 60 ct al,
Oct Is. 1918 oby bondl ,.~.,,.....s42s rs
232D ST. l. =, 323 e Bussins sN--Bcith A.
Rrily 60 agt VIM ! Smith ct a., No, g.,
1913 Naratedl ....... $3.50
WEST END Az, al and ,s3-wm J
Taylor 90 agt West End sad Corpn ct
a. Dec 10 Hlj,,....,..,... 500. 1873 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J Jeppesen
sst same, Dec Il, l9~lj..,..'..S $500
BAYARD ST, Eduardo Corsino agt
RNckie Gross ct a., Apri! -, 1913 sl0a
LEWIS ST, Si'g Arthur J Panon agt
Benjamin Seidcnherg ct a., Dec 4.
SAME PROPERTY -preler Iron Work,'
Inc, ag' same, Dec 10, 1918, .tl2c
SAME PRpPtIRrY-Pan Bernstein 10.
Inc, agt same, Dec II. 1916. Isis
PROPERTY Frank = Wise & Son.
Inc, agt same, Dec 10, 9lb,....,S l67.?7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Horowttz art
SANE, Dec ~ ss4o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
MIDTOWN LOFTS IN DEMAND.
Many Floors sosth OF 3lth street
Leased During the nay.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
store and base ment at 122-I3O West
Twenty-serenth street to Sacha VEIN
scheinker: second loft at 10 West Thir-
ty-second street to 0ottlieb 4 Eckhousc
tenth moor at 1881 East Twenty-second
street TO the Blackstone Ladies' Neck
wear Company second loft at rs East
Iwenty-eecond street to Essaray Dress
Company top floor at 1921 West Thir-
ty-sixth street TO Henry Newman eighth
OFT at b7-bs EAST Eleventh street to
the IAayman Berkwfts Company sixth
loft at 13 East sixteenth street to Le-
bron Il Schwartz seventh loft at 10
West Fourteenth street to Kartor Bros.
third loft at 9s-l0O Bleecker street 10
Fine 4 Levy: top loft at 132-t3l
Greene street to the Riverside Hat Com
PAM fourth loft at EOS Greene street
to kohn 4 Rubin first loft at - Cni-
yersity place to Brodax Bros. and with
Pease 4 Gilman the first loft at SO
West Forty-hfth street to Xavier Grisez,
Jr.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for the
Schultz Realty Company for a term OF
six years TO the Beck shoe Company
the southerly Sixth avenue store in the
MeCreery property. at the southeast cor.
ner OF Sixth avenue and Twenty-third
street.
& co. the nrst Iof, a, os-ao Wet rhirtx.
sixth stree, tn sin a ,-oh.n ava .t,h
Schiller A. 20, the .,av.nth AGO. a., oI'ss
West Twenty-ffth street to w. Bass.
Bastine Il Co. have leased spa &c AT li2
East Nineteenth street to Row. Peterson
Thirta.r,h $50, ~ 49, a.. Is
,ny~ton a 70 -
coS.raa $780, 80" p'"s"
Sh.u a r. go . a.. 80.
n, asI,s, W. ~ "s. 'oI.
s. "es' i-''" s''ee' W T'hes'
na,oech q H"hsei,orn ftea'ty
oo'po,a,'on mas 'en'eu alotner moor IN
,ne haiienpeck-HungeTford building to
N.hkoop' ii~ailenoeck' Com.
pany LOT a term Oh years at "A rental OF
slSo'oVV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
PRISON MADE GOOrS DEFENDED
RiIi to Bar Them From Intcrstnic
Trade Opposed.

W~AsU1SGroN, Jan. l.? opposition
has developed before the Senate CON
mittec "a Education and Labor acains'
= bin to exclude from tho ohannels oi
inic"Statc commerce goods that are PRO
duCed by convict labor Wisconsin and
Minnesota have ho"n the principal oil.
jcrtor~ To tho proposed hi. FOR which
senator Hughes If New Jersey ~ sponsor
Warden Reed of TIA" Minnesota STATE
prison told the committee 'u-usy that
f tho Till became a Law IA" FIim"rs ~
the Northwest wuuld suffer the loss Of
hundreds Of thousands of dollars All
uually. II appctr- from his statement
that Il goat deal uf binding tuins and
agricultural implements turned out by
PRISON lIhor ~ Wisconsin and Mime
sofa is used 10y the farmers. He rN-
p.aIusd that tho only competition the
International Harvester company has IN
the Northwest results from convict
Labor Without 4 tho farmers would he
At the mercy 90 r. trust he explained
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
SATISFIED ~MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lenders

WIN mama AND adir.aa ~ leOder's At
WIZ" "'"' ""' tornny,I "
term ,r Ia, .s o.
"a! A. % go r. : = az
Bennett to Adolf Hottie. 1874 Bay ?ist It;
pSasn' auss' 'o'diosie' I q Il, ;oa
,pew%sy '.,,' S,,'SV
isig-.sqr;ha levy to s.fah E spence.
,Strx Elis Lane atty g 90. i6s
bHnS .st.ooo
81, ~, : bank 81: tunS
swv.iiN $50 x n W, ese =" ~ ~.
n'nigrsnt Indus, say Bank; atty nirhd
%,a,nruu '.tkc' ''.ov
Ell. Jan :. iscs-Abr Stern to Ambrose
-s sal1. T. 10 William 81 100
nains1Ip' Hr.'i isos.lGrensW,"h
i9r th" Blind attss, Bowers go osco
,2;run sr so' ,,.;o,d., y 60,
Hannah Teu b,rs.rV .ITv' pPhsa =: Miller
a. 49, '''e7'' N.Y. ~" Il ii 40
7eD sT' 40 y 49, Madison AZ. "a,
io:. q. Nov iaia.p.viS Liebmsnn 10
Adoif Iiabr,s,r ss ,.cn,ra, psrh Wee.
attys. Gusgenhe,m, u ii, 81 Wall
a, = " III 400
iaLru sr ;oo a. ,, 'sSvv
% il, Dec g. iSoi--stephsn Ball 20 Emms
st ..,...t t3.3:o
Feb Il. II;ss7N-Emma and Isaac Meier to
Reekman 81. .'"'"', 49, w.. SO 900
Az n. n cor Cd st. SKIS. June 10. 1905
simon and Bessie Lszerovitz to Jacob
maH St, '" wy. ,.''.. INV. e'"" =. $1,000
18TH 81. 1917 W n =. 1918 " 9Th av. 2l.5x
9Ss, May l. lyo5-Edw CIV Bergc 10
n4sine ~ J Peyser' az,
Hooket. ! Warren ~ $4,000
StbitMAN Az, u = 200 " soAth -. lo"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-20
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The sicula Americana liner san Gioryio.
sailing to. DAY FOR Naples, VII ,aSe uIail,
closing a. 10 80 \. NJ Tor Italy. kuinania.
serbia and Greece.
The Fsbre liner Roma. sailing to morrow
for the Azores. viii take mall, losing At
$3.50 T.. Nj. Via Providence by Al
The American liner =. Paul sailing sat
urdsy for Liverpool. WI take mail. closing
at $50 ~ NJ, for Europe except Ger
many, Ausiris, Hungary, Luxembourg, Bu'.
garis, Turkey. 'hc Netherlands. Moray
sweden and Denmark. Africa, West Asia
and the East Indies.
The French liner Espsgne. sail!ag Sat
urday for bordeaux, VIII take mail. closing
at noon. for France. Rumania. serbia,
switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. EKypt.
Grsece. British India, British East Atrlcr.
Siam. Malta, Gibraltar. Coylon. straits Set
Elements. Dutch Eas. indies. West Aus.
tralia and Persia.
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Note Of socialist Iendcr.

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%ddlghter ot , prominent ull man.
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day, lu3 Ninth street. Luiair. Dhio.'