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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
MANY CASES OF
RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet
Dry, Avoid Exposure and
Eat Less Meat.

Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex-
posture. keep feet dry. cat less meat.
drink lots of water and above all take
la spoonful of salts occasionally to
keep down uric acid
rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gene
|rated in the bowels and absorbed into
1.-THE blood. 1t is the function of the
Kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine The
| pores of the skin are also a means of
freeing the blood of this mpurity. In
damp and chilly, cold weather the skin
pores are closed, thus forcing the kid
| neys to do double work, they become
weak and sluggish and fail TO eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accumulat-
ling and circulating through the sys-
Item, eventually settling in the joints
and muscles causing stiffness. store
mess and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
ful in a glass of water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This is said TO eliminate uric
hcid by stimulating the kidneys to nor
NAL action, thus Kidding the blood of
these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
lind is made from the acid of grapes
bnd lemon juice, combined with lithia
hnd is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject to
rheumatism. Here you have a pleas
Int. effervescent lithia- water drink
which overcomes uric acid and is
beneficial to your kidneys as WE'LL
ADV,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
"Double TROUBLE

Douglas Fairbanks has some excel
lent as we'll as serious effects to dis
play in Double Trouble" the Strand
feature the rest of the week. AS one
personality Fairbanks has to be timid
and retiring. His fear of his stenogra-
pher or the girls at a Sunday school
picnic Is laughable. This Is when he is
Florian Amidon. Hit on the head with
a club in the hands of a thug, Fairbanks
becomes another personality. As
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

For $40 Suits of all kinds;
all $40 Blue Serges are in
cluded. English, conserva-
tive and box back models
must go now.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

again and experiences all kinds Of
trouble furnishes some interesting en-
tertainment.
Fred Mace will be seen in the Key
stone comedy, "A Janitor's Wife's
Temptation"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

For any SIS Suit in the
house. There are none re-
served or held back. Either
for Men or Young Men.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

Brassfield he is aggressive and ruth
less. He attains a leading position as
an oil man in a flourishing boom city
called Bakerstown. He Is very lively
and popular and becomes a candidate
for mayor. How he becomes Amidon
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
Young Mems $50 and
81 Caps
Mems $3.50 Shirts

Our Best Suits 5 5ss %f% That Sold at $50
The name of famous maker every one, Trade Marks
that stand for all that's good and reliable in clothes
WARWICK CLOTHES SOCIETY BRAND, HIRSH
WICKWIRE CO., AND SCHLOSS BROS.
All the newest fabrics and patterns all the desirable pat
terms, weaves and modes-Scotch Tweeds, Homespuns,
Worsteds and Serges in profusion Longs Stouts Regu
lars whatever your build size you'll more than likely
find your suit here ready for you $3.50
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
five tons to the load.

five tons to the load.
AFTER the different smelling pro-
cesses have been gone through, the ma
ture of which is generally known, the
lead bullion will be nodded into pigs,
averaging about 100 pounds each, sam
pied and then loaded again into rail-
way cars for transportation to the
Pennsylvania Smelling company's re-
filming plant at Carnegie, Pa. which
has been taken over by the Northport
COMPANY
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
CityDyeWO

Best equipped in the state: ell kinds
or clothes Cleaned, Dyed. Repaired and
Pressed. Phone ~ and 1895.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

attached to the car. pushing 1t into the
top of the charging furnace. where it
discharges its cargo, averaging four to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
7 oniaht.

II you feel dull. bilious and consti-
pated take a doze Of Chamberlain s
Tablets just after supper and you will
feel alright tomorrow morning. Try
1t. Obtainable everywhere.A Adv.
T. TIL. s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
aIG PLANT FOR QUEENS.

Through the purchase Of a ten acre
'ract a, Elmhurst In the suburbs OF Long
Island City by the Norma Company OF
America. manufacturers OF high precision
anti-f-'ction bearings. Queens Will gam
another great industrial plant when
eventually will rival the greatest TO be
'ornd there now. The Norma Company
y esct at once the first unit OF us
-ev factory, where about 1000 men Will
be- employed. The company's plant IL
row located In The Bronx. The prop
Ply purchased comprises a plot 'front.'
1r on Queens Boulevard and extends
over 10 the main line of the Long Island
Railroad. from which a siding will run
di-ectly into the property. The mrs
uni, of the plant VIII be a structure
rovering a plot 70x350 feet. 1t Will be or
reinforced concrete construction ana
Will cost in the ne!ghborhood of 5000
100. The land was valued at about
$4,000 Francisco & Jacobus Will de-
sign the new buildings, The sale was
Negotiated by Wallace Hardgrove OF the
greensboro Corporation, the buyers
bong represented by the president OF the
rompany. W. NJ Nones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

FRIDAY, June ?.
Receipts Of hcrNcs for two days were
lsto head. Including - cars for the
market, steers were In very iight supp'y
and closed a fraction higher, bulls ruled
s,endy. with a fair demand medium and
thin cows we're about steady fat COWS
slow 90 Io1i5c, lower The yards wer.
n, saG5nslo.cO per loo his bulls NJ Ha
1875. cows ut tqSs25, Dressed beef
was In moderat" demand and sailing at
100. 'or city dressed native sides
Receipts Of calves were i.ls5 head. in
cluding $50 for the market. There was
an active trade In live calves and prices
were fully CSC higher. Tho pens we're
cleared carly. Common to choice vea,s
sold AZ ~s9ds2fb per 100 lbs, a bunch ~
collected at 3l2 50 culls and throwouts at
sass. SKIN milk calves nominal. Dressed
calves ruled firm, with city dressed veals
selling at l5niec choice selected at
ial,c,; country dressed at l2ia ul'c
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 5.sSs
~ which cars arrived late in the DAY
sheen we're In fair demand and STEADY
lambs active and hrm to higher; the pens
we're cleared Common 10 prime sheer
sold a. sA7bM16G0 per loo his culls at
81. 80 s.. 20. ordinary to prime lambs at
/ 6oRst.,e5. with genera! sales ~ st:q
ii, oR for good to choice, Dressed nu,tor
steady NJ l0dl<c per ID outside figures
for best wotnerr, dressed lambs nrm At
Receipts Of hogs were c,so6 head, in
cIuding half q car for the market, Prices
,are full steady, with sales at 80. 80 q 81. 81
ser 100 lbs; roughs sold 81 - 40; stag
~ o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
NEW REALTY CoRPoR ATOMS.

ALBANY. y. Y. June e-1he fcu2winr
realty companies we're incorporated To-
The Howard Hsnde,.on Company; M; n
W. Thompson. Edwin shesfe and waiter
+. Atterhury $780,. po,, r.
tate Corporation. Manhattan; capita.
$4,000; d!reciors. Gustaye pnsgn' ~
'The F'ederpsld Holding Company, Cedar
hurst; capital. 10000 directors Jscoo
Breen, May Bell and George c. Francis
Gus. ~ nn, I,c
Ins cap,taL. $1,000; directors.
Charles Berlin, Emil Klein and Harry
George ". Read. Inc. Buffalo; capita.
$4,000: directors, George W. Read lda
I. read and Edward T.. Chahee
The Columbia boulevard Corporation,
Kenmore, capital. sS:.5oo; directors, F'ea
b E~berhardt. George V. Eoerharht ana
The Ludlow Estates Yonk.rs eapicsi
$1,000: a'refr.%T., ana a" Chars. rhoma.
Payne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
FINE COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

George l.. fiuhbell has rented nj Gar
den City for the season 10 Walter l..
TITUS the Sellh strong home on Ninth
stree. to =. ). Andrews, Jr.. the home
~ J. r. Finlay to r. NJ Plympton OF
plympton. Gardner 4 Co. the home on
Hilton avenue OF Argyle Ross Parson To
James T. Bryan the Layton de Forest
tome on Third street to George r.. OLE
man the home of Mis- Preston oil Rock
away avenue. and the kastenhuber home
on Nassau Boulevard 10 Gen. Nelson
Henry.
I;sh & Marvin have rented sunny
brook at Lawrence Par West for Will
lam II. Sage Ia John Lee Mah'n OF
Chicago. The property, which consists
of a large dwelling. garage and over one
acre Of land. has been vented FOR a term
fully furnished.
The LAWS II. May Company has leased
at Far Rockaway. l.. l., for Henry Zip
son cottage on Gipson street 10 l. New
burger for Pauline Burkhand"r cottage
on pinson street u a. jacobson: for
Carrie Weissman cottage on Dickens
avenue 10 Il. Hahn. for J. NJ. Tobias
on Ocean Crest avenue 20 A. s. Iscrson.
Horace ". Ely & Co. have rented Tor
Mrs. Adams her property at Mendhain
y. J., 20 ]. Langdon Schroeder for the
summer months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
LACE MAKERS RENT SPACE.
Take Part Of Old SIonu RutIdtng ON
RroadNa,-Othcr Leases.

NJ. y L. Hess have lea sed In the Sloan
Buildtng. Broadway and Nineteenth
street. extending through to Eighteenth
street. tho entire third foor and the
Nineteenth street end OF the fourth floor.
covering approximately ~ 600 square
feet Of space. to Titus Rlat,er Il CO.,
manufacturers Of lace curtains, handker-
chiefs and cretonnes. This concern has
been located for a number NJ years at
500 Broadway. The lease is for II long
term Of years. covering a rental OF APP
p~ruNimately 100000.
Charles e. Noyes Company has leased
the building 1t % North Moor street for
Strfen bicckmann to J. :. Mackenzie 4
Co. II floor at 400 Fourth avenue to II.
Schlein SILK Company. and "a portion OF
the third fioor at 80 to 3s Ferry street
to Morris a Walsh.
William ". Archibald has rented for
the estate of Anne Hughes tho four story
building at 3a7 West T~wenty-sixth street
for u period of eight years. The lessee
viii make extensive alterations.
The Duross Company has leased for
Catherine Cross the four story building
at ~ Eighth avenue to John Farley for
"A term of ten years.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store AT lTis Broadway. corner OF
Fifty-sixth street. 60 the Colonial Motors
for "a term of years; 5000 feet In 2 To =
West f'orty-seventh street to the Daniels
Gallery. and 1900 additional feet to the
Erskine-Danforth Corporation; at l0t
West Fifty-seventh street third floor to
G. Rafter ut Q to 10 East Fffty-ninth
street space 10 Michael c. A. Formato
at 90 West Thlrty-n.nth street seccnd
fioor to the NJ. NJ. Importing Company
space at is East Forty-frst street TO
Claude NJ. Spaulding. Mastic Bond Com
pany. Electro Bleaching Gas Company
Clyde :. Coleman. Louis q. Shields,
Thomas l.. McCready. Elaterite Products
CORPORATION, Glen Islands Corporation,
Commonwealth Hotel Construction Cor
poration (. space at 1890 Broadway to the
| Ttmken Roller Bearing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operator Buys on West 57th
Nt.--MrS. DrcNcl Sells
East side stable.
EIG PLANT FOR ct EENS

k,al estate trading was light W both
volume aud importance yesterday In
Manhattan an operator added 10 his
goldiuga on West Finy-seyonth street
.ul the stable property of Mrs. John v.
irc,.l Oh East SiNtN third street be-
tv,.r Lexington and Third was
sold PIE utnably for a garage improve
'ueut. though III. story was circulated
'fai H. viii he improved with a costly
i~oollus NphodS would confirm the lai-
'or story. which Tee weakened by the
'ar' thar tl" property il not located III
costly dwelling ncighhorhu"l. priuci-
pal activity yesterday was IN IN"
suburbs. where large and small country
tia,es found buyers. one of the largest
commercial plants IN Queens rs to be
erected Is n result Of = sale in Elmhurst
Il q ten acre tract to ia" Norma Com
rauy Of America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

:p Az. lis. II E cor 18th ST. 2s.sxi2!. Apri
"a. duo Mar 20, 1917. b y cent-Maie !
Harrison to Emigrant Indus saws BanF
81 1T; atty, VIM e orr, o
Chambers tG,oO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

chss q Koss; atty. T u q r Co. l76
va ........ $1,000
iI1D ST. 5i0 ". Dec I, i9it-Eva a
Marhach. 900 ii6th ST. to Mildred "
Stcrry; atty. Geo W simpson, 81 cham.
bers St.. .si,ooo
18th ST. 5S E. Apr /. isi3--Jas + FARLEY.
il6 Madison sv. to Eliz $ Brice ct al, jol
w li2d 1t; atty, r q n 7 90. lI6 broad.
way. ....... u',9ov
10TH ST. 800 w Aug -. t90S-Weslcy
Thorn to Mary W Umbcrheld; atty, 7 g
~ r 60, i76 Bway
HUDSON ST. 5ii-16, Feb -, ie02-Geo w
Walnouth to the President aud Fellows
NJ Midd'ebury Collcg. of Vermont; atty,
toscoe II Claiming. "a Park pl. s3i 900
list ST. 3 :, 800 " 9th av. 25N9S.H, July
-. l3O3-Ciara Janson 81 al to Cornelius
' Kicly, atty, l. r Il r 80, 100 lroad
way. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
Du. Thursday
Incoming NcsscIs--B- wireless,

50 Tui'ed statrs K'rRVh!l, $50 uiles eAst
Of Sandy Hook At noon yesterday May doc,
Tuesday mormus
- Nomu-. Now Orleans ~ niles south OF
Jupltor AZ noon
SIS II Muudo. Galveston. q mile south OF
Jupiter AZ noon
s. STANDARD. Tuipam. ~ miles south ~
Jupiter n, noon,
IS Perfection. Tanpico. IS miles south Of
Diamond Shoal AZ noon
So Nesta. Porr Arthur. no rntlcs TIM er
Of Tor,ugas II noon,
s. Medina. galveston, iN mits VEST o.
Tortuyss Al p "
s. ierape, Jacksonville, lo r,les north 81
Charleston = NJ
$. Monistey, Vera Cruz, 'S m'l-s south OF
Sandy Hook al y VI
50 City Of Columbus, savannah, - u.l''
northeast OF FrNins Pan ~ noon
SIS II u wylic. Tsmpi'o -p mf'6' 'r1t.
west az Hat'cras ~ noon
ia miles southWcst - lutupH. ~..
I i. II.
SANDY Hook At " T. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

The" navy orders were issued;
Lieutenant Commander fore Washington.
from the eN,'utt" oiiitcl Main" to come
The Jenkins to the Rctd.
Mar'ac Corps o%riers,.
ntriue office Atlantic fleet 20 NAval War
coilere. Newport
pa ?-,e. ,'' San Diego IL "' 20 dn IT." A maT'I'
,o' I, ? waiaTo. ',om mai ma,,n' ~
| Wakencll, Mass
can't j. * Tracy, from marine bar
rorks. Nortn'k. 80 temporary duty fir''
~ II = wlrsman and FRY, Ley,
y y. Ness~rsmitn, from marina barracks.
p'N' = r Moe. ron marine bar-
"a r. GHam 70 ~" Gflss'tcn.
weston t. United St,''s.
FRI h,'uty A 4 ,tq2t1sh"T Ton ana &c.
raa.', station. Pensacola, to Instruction
! signal corp. Aviation school. San Diego
-. ont Lieut. olvcr floyd. from tho san
>c,onI Ll,u,. john 4 Gray ana Soc
, Ont Lieut. ! l. Doggy, from marine bar
r. he >or'oik to temporary d"t> with
] marine bsrraSks Mar" Island, % marine
The Fourth Regiment, with the follow
ing officers. has heen detached from the
marine barracks, san niego, and ordered
80 vail from New Orleans Via tho lftn-
cock for San'o Domingo.
col I II pcnd'"'on, commanding
Major " J. Shaw. tHpt-. A. 7. NtrtN "
II pritchett. r \ EAms"v Y n M '"".
e. Williams Y barker; fir-t Il"u's
II I. Nu'te. u VI Randall, " " PRATT, :
Vi harrington, II. D.. nBvis " " Ncitynl.
Y g. Williams; second I'.uts G, G. De
Scale. Archihs'd Young \ e.. Bates, II
l.. Larsen, Arthur Kingston and !. \,
MINIS
Thu Eighth COMPANY, with NE following
officer, from ths marin" barracks, New
orleans. has been ordered TO joan the
. Fourth Regiment FIRST Lieut. " ~
. smith ant second Lieut. ! r Reid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
JESUIT AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In IAN
haitian. The BronS and Brooklyn.
lat - vEsEN STREET
By u-ury BRADY

lat - vEsEN STREET
ny H-ury Brady
i2.D ST ai0-3l2 y = :. 1858 . - AZ,
iylooii two 4 sty limits Equitable
Life Assur Soc sst Emilio Monte ct al;
due. si7.9stAs. taxes. sc. sS7s.57 TO- the
plaintiff N',ooo
TAT s.os THIRD AVENUE
By bryan l. Kennedy.
HOME ST, So. n =. 100 " Fox -, .5As4y
.rreg. = .ty 'rame dwIgLEmpirr City
t3,cAo91; taxes. Sc. sSjis5. t.. tn"
Commercial flnanc" C~c....,.. $1,000
i''TH ST. 80. : iisis " wsshinE-
ley. true agt Model Constn 20 ct al.
due ,.s'oio; taxes g. "75'i. 90 The
BY Joseph 7. bay.
'',rH ST ;'9,:;' = n s. T. : Morris a.,
Estate 60 ag' y " Fielding 81 al. duo,
'i.-a95j. taxes. g.. '.of 20; to OTTO
ny Samuel MarN.
VALENTINE Az. ca3:. 2 =. e3G p 80
s!oulevarl, eoNioo. . sty ~dwls-corneua
Iipy' aEt T. - sol'moun It al due
1890 taxes Sc '2'5'' 20, he
Nv George Price
BECK ST. $50. -, 600 W \, g. John.
looNl.5. flts-Hy rarsous ts' Morris
Friedman Ct al, duo. t'.rsp.S:: prior
m'gs SO. on, 10 thu piaurr 500 20
by Daniel GrsenWali
iSTERVALC Az. iotf. =. ~ = is;th t..
:i1lNo. 3 sly fran" dv'g Nelson Smith.
Jr agt Cha- Lontrd 81 a.. duo, 2, -as -.
taxes. g. 500 g.. 20 tho pla!nfl~ 5000
lat n BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
BY W J NcPhi.l!smy 4 CO.
HAMILTON Az. n . =. 1872 = . church
av. % 7Nic los irreg-N = Moouis ar, II
iies'ey ct a. TO = fAJ J Hca'ty slr5"
AbAMS ST, W :, I'll II II Mrytle az. 81 ~
i"s-W = Till ast V W.Cf,s"i- II Al.
TO IN" pIa'nt'N ........ ....... .... 10000
r. -. =. re-.
10TH ST. = :, 4o0 II " ism ay, :oSlOo-
Brooklyn Trust O. nrt - \ johnson Blig
co 81 al: 20 7. Connolly ........... So oo
by y. shutter.
EASTERN PARKWAY EXTENSION. n W
. lA3 p N0pkinson Hv, ~ loNsIS irrev-
VI NJ aletrigcs agt Fink KIP Realty 4
C0rst 60 81 al; 20 Broadway 4 Am.tor-
lam Cn......... 500 and incumhraure-
ROADWAY. 90 - o ken' ~. - TN"5 -
J. VI Huber agt !. de Est"rre 81 a.. TO !
Ohluer. $. o"'
|CHEEVER Fl. " -, "Ss . Harrison -. ~
ssG-p / lie Brun e. al ast " g IArke'
81 a, 20 J Eg'n |Ill'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
Noycmrnts Of Naval Vessels.

WhSHTSGTON, juno . Cruiser chat.
tsuuoga sal cd from ropoiohampo for Ia
T12. torpedo boat flaming from Booth
nay 'cr liock.nud hn'tlrship FLORIDA from
B'ort leland sound for North River. \. Y.
,ouisr Mars from La rsy for san DIEGO;
destroyer Mccall from boston for Port.
Ne, battlcship New Hsmpsh'r.
frum R'0ck Island Sound for North River
: y. DESTROYER Porter from Newport tor
Long Island sound surnoat R-ina Mcr-
c.des from annapolis tor Norfolk. tug
lucas from Annapolis fot Norfolk hrttls
sNIp ltah from Rlock Island Sound for
Sorth River. y V
rug Accomss arrived a. Boston, mine
shin baltimore a. Plymouth, torpedo boa
Ncuhnm a. Sew Haven, torpedo hoa
,ossiu AZ Passport torpedo boat Duncan
~ Efgartowui torpedo boat Fog a. Aher,
deem. Wash; tram port Hancock at New
orleans. torpedo boat Ierkinr at Pena
auld Harbor battleship Kentucky at Guam
t.uu,nn. DESTROYER Melville at Rockisnd
,lrttruNsr PauldinR at Ruckland destrove'
Hoe AZ Norfolk Yacht Sy!ph at Washing
Ton. torpedo boat Wintlow ut Passport
destroyer CUNNINGHAM saiiod from Nrvpor'
iut EdaAirds Bay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

Th- Italian liner Duca degt AnruAii,
ding to-lny for Genoa, VIII take spc
,ltliy addressed mail, ciu-ine a. $50 y NJ
for Italy, RumAniA, switzerland aui Grec''.
rhc French liner Iipchg mbosu SaiIlhI
to-day Tor bordeaux. vii take mai. oloslns
ct noon. for France, ltumiris. STttZcrldud,
ITALY. spain. Portugal. Ezypi. Greece, Brit
ish India. British East Africa. siam
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylpn. straits Sett.e
ments. Dutch East Indies. Wet Australia
and Persia.
TN" American liner New York. ss'ins
to-day for Liverpool, VIII take mai, COS
Ing At y 80 \. NJ. tor Europe except ser
'Ilry. Austria. Hungary, IuNemhurg bul'
~. Serbia. Turkey, tho N''h'r'snd'
Norway. sweden and p"nmHrh' AREA
WI A-L1 nnt tho lL.i lulLrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
OLD wEsTBrRY ESTATE IN DEAL

LEgluse. Washburn & Co. have sold
tho Townsend estate, consisting of
.ave1ty-slx acres At Westhury, l.. l.. 10
Ms. r. Malcolm I.ittlejuhn ~ Flushing.
THIS property adjoins me estate OF
Robert Bacon. The purchaser VIII re-
model the historic dwelling, which has
been the residence OF the Townsend
family FOR wears. The property has been
he'd a. slO0 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
In the Building Department of Queens for
two i've story apartment houses to he
erected on a plot l00xto0 on the south
west corner Of lIunterspoint avenue and
Van Alst avcnu to accommodate sixty
families. The Degnon Contracting Com
psny Is the owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
ACTIVE GARDEN CITY BUYING.

George l.. Hubbcll. general manager
~ the Garden City Company, has old
ne Morris property of four acres. house
ND garage a 100000 plot on Cathedral
venue TO Herbert L.. Smith a large p'o'
IN Second street 10 william II. blooo-
COOL one on Third street to James I,
R-v,-: on Third street TO George $.
Emory. president OF tho Nassau County
r-ust Company. Mr.. Bryan and Mr'
trorv are now building splendid homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
LIS I'FNDENS.

I'm ST. o2t W-paul Buumgart,n agt
Adam Crbach ct al foreclosure of mtg)
isOTH ST. 5 ;. i75 = Bway. 37.6Noaii-
Frances NJ Hoyt agt Ellen l. finlay 81
al foreclosure of mtgb. atty. q u Cart
land.
ioSTH ST. 225 E-Home for rncurables agt
Solon " fostlcy ct al foreclosure OF
mtgl; at'ys, Roosevelt & kohbe.
srH Nv. 2l6i--Iouis Joseph agt Marie
Wademkler foreclosure OF mtgb; atty.
" \ Hulctt.
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sn">>vILLE DWELLING BUYER

FISH & Marvin have sold for otto
p -i'en Of the firm "f James Gamble
Rn-ers = dwelling on Tanglewylde
avenue 1T B~rouXvil!e. y, Y, to John b.
r Nudge,t, president Of the Architects
b. -L-es NOrnnrAtiOm.
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south pOrtiOn; hgm 10 Wode'"'e "'"""
Winds.
For New Jersey. local thunder sho"ofs
today; partly cloudy aud warmer 70
morrow: light variable winds
For northern Sew England showers 10
lay and probably % morrow, ro'h cast
,rIy winds.
For southern New England, showers 10
day. partly cloudy with rising tempera'
trre to-morrow: moderate cssterly winds
For western New York. local sn"~er'
o-day. partly cloudy with rising temp"ra-
ture 70. morrow light TO moderate tou'h
ard southwest winds.
NEw YORK. June 100 Tho centre ,of
he Western ttorm resumed !esteriaH ~"
same position over southern LAKE Ml'n'-
gan ihut II occupied on Wednesday
Rain continued ~ all sections rom INC
upper laI regions eastward to the NJ
lHntir coast. but Was mostly light
El~ewh-r" throughout the country inc
weather Was generally fair.
Hish pressure prevailed over Sc" WIS.
land and eastern New YORK. tho middlo
and east Guif statee and on the hortli
Pacific coast. hut was Tow elsewhere
IL WAS wurmer In the uppcr ono Ndlley
snd lower lake r'Riou- aud cooler IN inc
north central states.
+, In this city the day Ma CLOUDY WIN a
DRILLING rain. slightly warmer; wind ush,
northeast; average humidity. NJ per CenI
one corrected - read to sea leveI
ut \ NJ. 80. 90. T. NJ, 5000.
The temperature IN this city yesterday,
~ recorded nv the oN1clsi thermometer. Is
shown In IN. annexed table:
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Louis l., Drigss has bought from
" am " B.ssell. president Of tn" New
r. r"''e Trust Company. his property
A. = ' Ts.nam road, New Rochelle, com
nrF'ns . large dwelling, ou'buildingr
ana d frontage OF 500 feet on Pelham
rosh
T J. sullivan has sold for John
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PUys sCARSDALE SITE.

sr1Tsdale Estates announces the sale
o. 4 plo, on Gorham place, IN the
G'e@oacre- section 81 Scarsdalc, TO u.
K Sewromb of New York city, The
Mo, ~ Immediately adjoining, upon the
tas' nc home Of Philip Kuss.
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Liens.
Manhattan.
HIiDAI,W A.

BROADWAY. 500 and soo-U s Gu,ta
percha Paint 60 set - Denis Co, owner:
Frank = Lyons. contractor, ........ t23
LOT 3. block Sos, see .--Comniuniptw
steel Go sgt Mallory steamship co.
owner; John Menks a sons CON
pySx * sr . c,o- sherman ~ ioSy
Lockwood Co Hgt j u = BuilIinS
20, Inc, owner and contractor. .... 1859