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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian. The BRONX and brooklyn ~.

,,,ru II % T.. rs . stn ~. .o''>
49, ~ n,t n Elhneru and 400
% sennett ct Al. due. $500 ~.
f,>ey g.. t7lt pr mite g %" - 'Ig
pI,iu,iN ...... ... ...... $50"
4, ~. lsis. " =. -i,ll u 'ulh -. -'N''.
-, ,nn1t and .tr~ VI \ HoN,rl sgt
p,,.r Lennon g. al uI". i't 2|; -
t,>e.. a.. s,Ii1aS adjourned '' Marrow
nv ucurv Brady
sT "a a., , Rroome So.
'"'r.H0o" ',In,, and Afrs- Fast RIy,r
SAVINGS l,sttu., ~ '','s, %
a., In',
"'""'"' ,., W.,
" S.rll". MAIN
liSTH st 5-a-'-' L. % 81 90" g." -
i0>l0o ivo So iun'~ ANA Slr~ 70
an.ph N"'''n " 'E' u ) ',,'p'' '
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ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK

- Cymric. at Liverpool
= Oscar H.. at kirkval
s. America. at Gihralta4
- Edith tavrll. at lIa,te
- Neuczii. at 81 Ni1uIr,
- Noordcrdyk. AT Rotterdam
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Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx

as, -, .,h.,
hi>''"'N ~ - ,E.
r"'' 10 .'"' a.,
''' ' a .,
h'hi h's '''s'' '"t"'''' "Nl
,!,th, "ih,. .. ,.,.-. '',
- t-hhlNS Az ~ ''\i. N"s -,
II h's,hr 10 ffah.ls l, Hh,''~"i' '''
IF"NNiiu aN rfl"r mtg $50 W. No.
..' jay j. !ti' y e. '''} 80" 4
>trlum"iI"i' I1l 80 a. ''' = "'"
10TH -, :. 80" " N"sh'hE'". az y
."u"J t'"b Nar>'hA. an" hno To ' must
ian Bi"rsa,k 80 r. -0lN, ! prior nag
!i.shn, Mar %, iuSia..-. . y q tf>
l.. T y 7 Co. loo R"ay. 'l..o'
HONEYWELL Az, " "'Ns Us Al, '5>
700 Eugen' R"s"utha. To- Elisa + $40
cher loh N"r'h"fn ~ It al N'r %. 4"
va. . y ', atty, ! q y a." .,r
HNtN e.. ..,....... Si".'no
SETON AZ, , = 100 : Eaudt . az, ,uN'uU.
Augusta \,ls"u =" peter UrtIg. 80.
" l>lst ~. NJ" -. % Nr.. o !. .. ats.
T. Go. 'ia BNa'...... .... .Sl.u0u
lHiTN II. .6g T., % :. -,Ant. Joan +
Nnnrau ia Title quar- a Tru,t ,o ,.s
Bway. Mar 20. due as per uo.a. at',
r 4 7 GO, l-6 Bvay. ....... t-.,op
EI'ITnN Az ls1T-4. ~ ,u<lt, "a rr,.
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W~ASHiNGTON, Marth Gt-rh"s" atm
ORDER were issued TO-DAY. second Lieut. \
q Thurman. Eleventh. cavalry, now It
For ug'ethorpe, 'i""rga. {" join ms rcgi
mcnt
MaJnr ~ !. Ferg gson, Thirtio'h lniau
Try. H. attached to Niufh Infantry.
,'apt. L. II. De Almond. second Fle,
Artillery. to MI vacancy IA Quarterma~ter'
Corps. vice capt, A. : fuger, relieved /
that corps.
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mt BRONN WAREHOUSE,

The Turner Construction Company
has been awarded the contract for the
construction OF "A seven story and base
ment warehouse. nn plot ll0Nl5o. for
the Great Atlantic and Pac!Hc Tea Com-
pauv. ~ lilSt street and southern
Boulevard Ii viii he bull, % reinforced
courrrt" WITH hri,k curtain walls
T.mmis 4 Chapman are the architects.
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warmer To-day: partly cloudy tO-mors"w
rOlde In the interior; moderate sOutherIy
Winds. becoming variable Tomorrow.
for New Jersey. partly cloudy to-day
and tomorrow warmer to-day; moderate
southerly winds.
For New England. partly cloudy and
warmer to-day, partly cloudy to- morrow
colder In west portion. moderate southcrly
For western Now York. cloudy ant
warmer to-day; cloudy and somewhat
colder Tomorrow: probably snow near tn"
axes. moderate east winds. becoming
north by tomorrow.
NEW YORK. March 2j.--IiEh pressure
prevailed yesterday over the middle and
lower lake regions and south over the
cast QUIZ states aud throughout the Al
lantic states. except eastern New England.
The pressure was low over all other SOC
lions. except ths Pacific coast. from a cen
ire over Colorado.
II was colder in the Atlantic states In
The morning, but grew warmer during the
valleys ana lake regions. with t"mpera.
lures above the freezing point r"rthward
into North Dakota and Minnesota
forrespondinglE colder weather pre-
vailed In tn. Northwest, and the plateau
states. and freezing weather cNtohdcd t.
southern parts OF New Mexico and Ari'
IONA
Snow o. rain foil In tho upper Lake 70
gtcns and westward into the northern
Rocky Mountain section.
In this ,it, ~" day Wa fair. cool "
tn" morning, warmer aud above freezing
most W .he lay: vind, fresh n%orthves'
20 west; average humidity. 80 per cent
at \ 3o.4. NJ 3O.le
The Temperature. IN this city Yesterday
ne recorded by tho %otficial Thermometer. II
shown In the annexed table:
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OLD FLUSHING ESTATE SOLD.

Nine G. J. Walker OF Manhattan has
purchased Bishops Court. an old man.
sion on the northeast corner of state
street and North Prince street. Flushing.
!" l., which for years was occupied by the
late Bishop William b. Derrick. who was
head Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church in America. The property com
prises the old mansion and a frontage
OF 800 feet along Prince street aud more
Than 200 feet on State street. Mrs. Der
rick held the property for $4,000.
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TO Build GREAT NECK home,

II. :sk Moller. of Manhattan has pur-
chased through Baker Crowell part Of
the former Cunio property at Great Neck.
l.. |. The tract comprises several acres
OF Bayview avenue opposite the Dug
more Estates recently rented by Coleman
du pont. Mr.. Mollcr will erect a resi-
dence ON the site.
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WHITE PLAINS STbN&: SITE.

'~;rliin. Prince II Ripley have sold to
Edward ". Hufnagel. jeweller. property
on Main street. White PLANE. adjoining
the Citizens Banh. Mr.. Hufnagel will
erect a building for his business.
Burke stone has sold for Emil I.und
a house In Armour Villa Park at Cas-
silis avenue ard Smith place TO Samue,
:. Horton OF Tuckahoe.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

tn" American liner phiisdeiphia sailing
to-day for Liverpool. viii take mail. clos.
ing at \ 80 \ NJ. for Europe except Ger.
many, Austria, Hungary, Rul
garin. serbia. Turkey Netherlands. Nor
way. sweden and Denmark, Africa, IVES
Asia and the East Indies
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

i-D ST, .ii W-Nathan Prr'inutter sgt
Louis Ferguson and Harry Ferguson.
owners; i tiugras, contractor. ...,.fi
Lemon Az, ~ nathan Perlmutter agt
ChiS !: Campbell, owner, j ilngras, con
lilST ST. "a, ana 81 W-H"tson &
shafrsn, Inc. aet Minnie Won Bate,
owner; Froior Won Baitz. rontrac.
9th ST. sO7 E-Joscph n Coughsy ast
Lemon I'M settlement Assn, owner,
Christopher Campbell, Inc. and Crane &
Mahoney. contractors. .es1l.lb
iTN Az. II " cor 3lst 81. 20 &Nlo0S irreg-
Leo same ar, 30. 9Th Az 60. owner.
United Dairv Lunch 60, lessee; Paul
Goioi . Son, contractor. ,...,..., YES
Park Az. ge3-Pi"rce. Butler 4 Pierce
Mfg Corp aGt Ring 4 Ring 'onstn 60,
owner and contractor; Osborn" Rea a
CO.. sub contractor renewal .. Sth" 10
PARK Az, ll35-Pierc". Butler & Pierce
Mig corp agt Ring 4 Biug 'onstn GO,
owner and contractor, Osborne Rca a
90. sub-contractor renewal S2O7
,erU Sr. 459 w-Frank Friedman agt
Wuheimina T. Mey. owner Ad"lph
Richter, contractor, ..,...., ytIO
ROADWAY, l5.0-,iregorio Feline ag'
y Y Theatre co, owner; la2o Broad,
way, Inc, contractor. .,.,t,,,',,Sl '2oo
Bronx.
GVNTHER Az, " =, lai.S = Barn"s- av,
5o,eT Charles T. Russell aGt Huge
and Margaret Scheeren owners, Hug
scheeren. contractor, ,,,,,,',,' S1,IoV
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Plans have been filed by Matthew ".
Del claudio FOR the construction OF n
one story church for the Metropolitan
Baptist church, William W. Brown
pastor. oU The south side OF l5Sth street.
32j feet west Of Lemon avenue II will
have a frontage OF 100 feet and a
depth Of 80 feet. and the cost has been
estimated a 5000.
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STATEN ISLAND HOUSES SOLD.

n & Schwab have sold for the
NJonge Estate the four two family
brick houses at Van Duzcr and Grant
streets. Tompkinsville. state Island. on a
plot lo0N1?5. The purchaser il G.. l..
Bruins Of Stapleton. a large owner OF real
estate In the vicinity. The houses were
designed by Delano & Aldrich.
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400 Acre Estate
PRICE UNUSUAL

\ beauty spot in New Jerseys most
attractive section. located central 10
Plainiield. B~ernardsville. Morristown &
Summit. Beautiful rolling land. ~
miles frontage on Passaic River. 2la
miles excellent road frontage. Ad-
mirable for estate, dairy or d"yelop-
ment. MAY he had az sl0O ,,cr acre.
Terms liberal.
tuNRItS D.. N>p
~ Broadway Nm SoIk
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FLAT on SMALL Lot.

To Jessup Constructor Company. w.
g Avid president, will erect = hre story
Ia oa 'hc lot. 1JN1or. at the northeast
torrrr g Davidson venue and Ru-
chsr,u place. purchased Yesterday from
ViG.. y. SIMPSON Plans have" been
pr.ptr.d %, George VI. ,iricbel There
vii. hc w., APARTMENTS to IA Moor, OF
N ., and four rooms.
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DLOCk or BRONN STORES.

The Level Realty Company. Maurice
Muller president. has filed plans for two
story brick stores. li5.1Nl0s 3. on the
north side Of Fordnam road. from Cres-
ton avenue to t;rand Boulevard. The
cost j. estimated at $4,000 by William
koope. architect.
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,ooIu STREET not SIS SOLD.

PANEL n Jackson .a- bought from
lslfo = Han 1885 West TOOTH street,
tctwrpa columbus ana Amsterdam ave
nlc>. NO iou: story Hat on plot joNl"o.
~. drrtt d, Iitt.t 4 Sons were tn, brokers.
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NEW REALTY 'ORPOR ATIO>> :.

',S'n S''',' Realty COMPANY. ,apItal
=. GOA. Tho ii"o0N. directors, WiIiam ';roh
NrtnI- N,U pct and william T Lscke,.
t"ftu" Birding 'ompdU". capital. 5000
,.ur'I-. directors. Ben'dmin Whitemsn
ii am kognfsil and HerS"rt 'ozine
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Lo>,. ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
IDEAL BUNGALOW

I've runm~. lNth. combination g.. aud
~.Ic,tri, uSturr~, hardwood trim IN TO
date ia every detail. large plot oVcr,ooklrg
ocean . minutes to water. boating i-h.
ing. bathing great bargain FOR t-.Ftu, 20.
-ppnslh'e patty ,tL tntt" possession for
$40 rash and pay of balance ~ monthly
orly 90 minutes from city, { HUGHES.
3tI L. lith -
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WEST SIDE HOUSE RENTED.

The H%oughton Company has leased Tor
Helen card the four story American
basement dwelling at 339 West severn
10th street to Honor f.. Woulfe.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Depaltuxes-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE AiAiNNAr
Sun rises. .53i sun sets. . Is Mot r,e,,si y
MON WATER THIS DAY
sandy Hkii5. 60, Isl n. 10 uell Gate. so
Low WATER THIS DAY
Sandy H. Az AN AM
Nrri'rd- FRIDAY. March a.
Auriailr 3 a NJ. Livcrrooi Mar. H.
- S'ainnaiia '.AM Naples, Mar .
81 Wirr,us,a ;in a " car!ln Mar ii
$ Jostia kairh 10 \ NJ srvtilc'. MAJ a"
~ Jo'er Sierra. 80 y N. Iartrlons.
: Ionic = NJ Nantes Mar =
$ Atlant"n 8 T. NJ Ia. Palma. Mar
"s,ula ''i. y VI Grenada, Mar H..
Naass ,a'nefihe tdneo. % T. NJ, Barscos.
IS lenobsoo,. 20 p VI Ilcaro. Mar ,.
- SSl,rhano, q 4. A. NJ, HaliiaA. MAJ. q.
IS n5crlnqucn. 80 A san Juan. Mar 10.
IS Tallac ":l5 \ VI bise. Mar il.
- Guajara. i.lo T. NJ. san Juan. Mar. Is
s. C'ty OF Au.u-t., savannah. Mar :;
- II cld Galveston. Mar Il.
- III vale. Galveston. Mar. 10
= Jefferson. Norfolk. Mar. g
- Chcsapcikc. Bait irturr. Mar
Shlp fkIsion, Iu,nu- hyrcs Jan
- Hcleov. lhiladr.r his. Mar ~
- pa"he". philadelphia. Mar. -
IS Chlmu' rhiladei<ua Mar -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
s. Cyniric. at Liverpool
= Oscar H.. at kIrkval
- A%nIrrlca, at Gihraltat.
= Edith tavcll, at iIa,te
- NelcZti. at 81 Ni1pr,
- Noord"rdyk. at Rotterdam
SAILED FOR SEW YORK
- California from GIaegnV
- ttlaindfrs. from Havana
IS NcNi"o, from Nassau
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hroadwaN. Long Island city. This prop
crty has been In one family since iSi4
ana mas been bought for investment.
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FINE OLD FARM HOUSE

OU-V ~ mInWtDN fr0W 13Fd = and N
Ave. with plenty ~ frui' ana shai. trees
lafgr grounds. near pr.y4'" bathing beach
good fishing $500 ash. balance s.
monthly FARM, box i5S sun ON o
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HaN. several acreage propositions on
Long island Investors nr sprtuiaturs can
buy 81 prices very unusual write or call
tor further Information Charles l. Rynd.
III Broadway, New York.
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East side.

East Of Firth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th sts.b
sd Az, SO. s " cor sd st. .j,sNi1-
Daniel Foley, 20? A.bemarle I'd. Bklyf
to Hermann Vchmstedt. 81 3d av, mt
$4,000. all liens. Mar "a: atty. Edw J
BurEhsrd IL Bway,., si'oo
sSTH ST. 52 Il. = =. Ill " East End az
25Nt00. s-Louisa Patterson to DAM J
Schwarz. SAP r ss,h st, = part. MAJ. y
atty. II + Lippold. 81 Park Row ..,.$io
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FREepOR1. |. |. (BAYvIeW SECTION

Every known improvement Installed.
Now Is the time 10 Inspect the several
house. ~ . to "a rooms at bargain prices
and easy terms Also large r.S:riciei
building plots SEC A. a SEAI.Y los
adv y. Y OPhone--i6sl Cort)
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LEASES.
Manhattan,

Eth ST. 25d W, basement Geo Eichler
to Rosario Marine, 3 yrs from May l..
Is,s; atty, G. |. Pierce, so sth av,...3?s<
GRAND ST, 2Oo-?.. all - Moritz Grusnsteln
and ano, ears Louis Gordon, to Vito
,Tnas Hcrhariri. at6 sway. .Sl.t2S
ItTU ST. II e cor sth ay, s~tore-Fred Hol-
lender 4 60 To Antonio Elli"pou!oS 80 al,
III " ittn 81. : Yrs from April -,
1918; atty, peter = sherry, 50 Nh
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lis l'I<ut< ~.
Manhattan.

. st- Hrt .|t -. 4 a. 9 r ts " -.. "a.
,-''lH"..' - '""Lh ~
'".'' he' ~ ~
r"Ti' j. n'''N'h'''E 81 it, partition
.N'.,, ~. res ,
~, 49, ~. ,n, 't's,,,n - ~
'E' I'h .' 10 II lh' 'I.h ~ '', 'vlr' psIrr
..ni t'L ''.N, 'i,ss,,NN
..'Ii', " w" tr.r 'I."
.,> ',,-, ,,.
E,n " "'" avg
,'..,. n-..rtrI.f-' n.n. lt,,. Marsh a "a
Ia A -u-i Dt ,'ui, ninaIdo .gi .I,.nn
Hri-t,lu. a,-iun To- impress lien atiy,
- /, bal. ~
iooTu sr'"| "A; ~ W.., End =,
.tNiuu II Al,lu!' A pIpnt Az, Elint,
II tractor ct Al. partition ,ttys q :,
Niiirr.
lSI ~. aga ii'h t, zoe T. ifh ct. .iy T..
t..h -t. 9ia Z iath 81 %-s r. lst a..
N N4 I5th -. /. 40 i,fh Il
al,.-o h.. t,tu =. = " cor list Az. looA
500 ''th -N, .-G r., Nh St, $50 T..
,gd 81. li,.r T. u3d It. 81 T.. ram
go- : t. H. co.. "a g. - i>th -,
.,>,a. f-t aN 81 5.5 t>th ~. 80 I
>luo -I ,'. -. @l Il. l".5. n,ih 1T.
Il I. lt,l ~. "lE T.. -o.L -, 80 s.. 3
80 t'. b.. I>'.u ,ptu 81. &C., T.,
n .a' -. n Sc. ,ar ".lnr. sl, %, s<;4",
.,ir 81. Pie l. ni RN1'. 2ti} &c. Mas
. rl.z'"rs'r Ak MtN j ~. n'rg'r. r\,r,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
q

4AANSACTlONS NECUNUEU.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address, Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name is omitted
address party OF first part)
Dowatown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth st,
LIBERTY ST. sos, $ : la: pway'
zi:si r1rH ds .yi 'n smS wm an; z, ssH: 'x r.. W. W
Park av. TO Jos II swan. Is south :,
stanford; Conn. Mar az attys, swan. y
HENRY ST. 3oi, $. asa 9 SCANNED 81,
stxsS--Macy CONSTR Go 20 Wenare Ho'd
TO. rrIeda Hart, So " iis,h 81. mtg
Mh sst:l?; ST. 81. " ~. .'i rs i = brand st. ~
ioo--Hrlen. A. .Fosar,y to Farmer. Loan
TT CO; % william st. mtg $4,000 ~,
East Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th SITS,
ID ~, So " cor SD st, I'M
to Hermann Rchmstedt. So 3d av, mtg
$4,000, all liens. Mar "a. atty. Edw "
,sT THpTs n IL s~ay E,., ina nav s%'
25Nioos-Louisa Patterson to DAM II
sehwarx. SAP T. ssth st. :. part. Mar IN;
Htty, II J. LippoId. 81 fafk now Wv"
Uptown.
tMsnhattan island. north OF 10Th ST
ii2TH ST. s3A-6 f. IS. 3ij e Sd av., SOx
Budner. - ". iieth st, De al. 1919;
H,ik'' gal,s1! =. Il l4S'r,y s.dner 10 "a
?ss L ii?th at. at 81 Liberty st. Mar y;
LEaXIif&dsTro%Ss Av. n " cor ism st. .s.iis
Realty Corpn. 10 BNay. mtg s-4ooO,
Mar ~ atty. 1T 60. leo Bway ZOO
Jacob Gre-nbcrg to Harry Jacobs. l.: w
nam st. mtg 81. 600. = par, Mar e;
Ma AM HAp:9 H. f2.t \ " cor or i fMhy st. AK
Ss-Jacob urcenberg 80 Harty iac"ns'
u. " iith ~, mtg $1,000. Mar .;
,:""THH' : + ~" +. =. Cos " Picasan, ay.
ls.sxioo.li tforeclos Mar 2G.-Edw ID
I bowling ref. to Bowcry say Bank, u,
Bower, Mar 49, at,ys. 'a'dwaiad,lG, W.,
i?Or1I ST. s5o " : cor Manha'tnn ar.
s:siL7-,,lsese Greenbers TO h, y,rr
"a; atty. Hvman Turchin III INA VI
,32D ST. Ss..W - 3. e Bwsy l.>'thv.
Mar ~: atty. edwin Kemp,on. il -,
Mon;ague st. Bkiyn ~
| ee.il-Arthur VI u bois 10, w
Friedrich. Jr, at Yves, End y J. Nj,
| ACADEMY ST, 5 cor Cooper st, iooxioc-
Andrew Il McH.sren 10 Leonard Adair'
$3.50 " lt5,h st. April S, isit' at'y.,,
Hosdly. l. 4 J. :? .itam St. VI
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
18TH ST. 5ss f.. . s,37 s~Nlco-Louis J N
Hell 30 Lena kaps. li-i Ansterdam ~,
mtg $4,000. Mar %. sttSs. Mcchsn 4 y,
Fr.i,ToN Az. n " cor ie,th i. usNlll.1>
s7N5ieN;cNisiI 20 a. AZ Nl'nN$S.
safnl s'hwartxmsn - "n,ee MrHn'
T's"; -. ' sNsy' W" 800. 81
pRSANT Az. :. e76 : l.-d -. -"Ni0o-
soorion. : j. Mar Is st,y. ii \ kuoN.
Fl'I,To< Az lsS7.a. " % ,Nloo ! "--l
Ciirofd McChrisue ref to y'o,nna PARK
vaat, 20. r Pa r 60. il,
HAY .... 90,
,..ryj sT l.a r. n .iAst-Amee =
S,nn.n 20 loan = Nouuau. 3 NortneN
- Sas" M1s M"' ~ 8
ar w. too "a, AZ II IC3,lso,.. a
o. = to bes ,rnionpor, IVA
M MSG1 e. 10 s,, Ep4 4 r 1 7 icYi il BMu,,5- ~ i,'i
'"tno,NNc H,,n,dcon' 10 tNHsus,n SS.lson ioi.
S..nu ~ MAJ "A, s,tv- q a r 90. Il,
No.. $40,
MHni1N AZ .sSs. /. toxiGr iLGcS W
R"cs.r, "xr, to Alice q Chave. se3 go.
$50 Bvsr ,Exchangc aud so,
GRAND Av n North ii, .5A.OO-Thso
q: WsInu.s 10 chas r Ness.. .Sot Grand
81 mtg $4,000. Mar "a: a,,,. r q 4 7
20. i7s Bway -. 500
HOSEYWEII. Az. W : sss 5 i7Sth IT.
3aNIoO-Waliuce : Fraser to Elgenis
Rosen,haI, 1888 Boston I'd. Mar % atty.
r \ r Co, lTS Bway ..... Sts,tt1
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hrOnx,

Az, aga. cor store, &c--Carl
Schaible to Jacob Saltman. 80? Heck
man av, 9 yrs and . mths from Mar l.,
1916; atty. Sig Honig. ESQ Broad.
Way
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THE WEATHER.

Tor eastern New York. partly cloudy and
warmer to-day: partly cloudy Tomorrow {;
colder In the interior; moderate sOutheriy
wtnds. becoming variable Tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
COTTON CULTIVATION
STOPPED IN MEXICO
Growers in the Rich Laguna
District Strongly Object to
Carranza Money.

ToRREON. Mexico. March 81
Practically no cott0n=wIll= raised
this year in the rich Laguna district
of Mexico, which embraces the irrl-
gated areas of the Nazas river val-
ley around Torreon. For many years
the normal yield OF cotton in this re-
glon was 100000 to $4,000 bales.
The abandonment of the industry
this year Is due to alleged oppressive
acts of the de-facto government, act
ing under the direction of First
Chief" Venustiano Carranza. A
fairly large crop OF the staple was
raised, but the planters realized no
profit from 1t despite the prevailing
high prices that existed in the United
States. Carranza fixed a low price for
the cotton and the planters were
forced to accept payment in war cur
rency, and the government issued an
order prohibiting the expectation of
cotton and all cottonseed products ex-
cept cottonseed cake. Cottonseed oil
mills ut San Pedro and Gomez Pala-
clio, in the Laguna district, are now
running on last seasons seed. Form
erly the mills in Mexico exported
large quantities Of cottonseed cake to
Germany, but that market is now
cut off and shipments are being made
to the United States instead. Uncer-
tainty as to what the Carranza gov
eminent will do in the matter of
contiscating or fixing the price for
this years crop of cotton caused the
planters to decide not to grow any.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
An Easy Way 10
Increase Weight
Good Advice for Thin Folks

The trouble with most thin folks
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on drugglng their stomach or
stufang 1t with greasy foods; rubbing
on useless flesh creams" or following
some foolish physical culture stunt.
while the real cause Of thinness goes
untouched. You cannot get fat until
your digestive tract asslmilates the
food you eat.
There is appropriation known TO re-
liable druggists almost everywhere
which seemingly embodIas the missing
elements needed by the digestive or
gans to help them convert food into
rich, fat-laden blood. This modern
treatment is called sargol and has
been termed the greatest Of flesh
builders. safgol aims through regen-
erative, re-constructive powers to coax
the stomach and fntestines to literally
soak UP the fattening elements of your
food and pass them into the blood.
whore they are carried to the starved.
broken-d0wn cells and tissues OF youS
body. You can readily picture what
result this amazing transformation
should produce as with increased
weight the cheeks fiji out, hollows
about neck, shoulders and bust dis
appear and from 10 to 20 pounds Of
solid, healthy flesh is added to the
body. Sargol is absolutely harmless.
inexpensive. efficient. Leading drug
gists OF this vicinity have 1t and will
refund your money II you are not,sat-
ished, as per the guarantee found In
every package.
NOTE: -Sargol Is recommended
only as flesh builder and while ex-
cellent results in cases Of nervous in
digestion, ETC.. have been reported
care should be taken about using it
unless gain of weight is desired
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
KN0GRSGATARRH
AES0GOLDs, GROUP
and SORE THROAT

There is nothing more generally
used now for Colds. Group, Nasal Ca
tarrh, Hay Fever and kindred affec-
lions than simple sensible EOSTRI-
OLA, which is sold and recommended
by all reliable druggists.
NOSTRIOI4A is intended to open
air passages, soothe, cleanse and p1r-
ify the membranes; also stops running
at nose and dropping OF catarrhal
poison into the stomach.
The nostrlls and al passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh
Hay Fever and other disease
breeding germs, and u few appIlca-
lions OF NOsrR1oLA will give you a
pleasant surprise. Try 1t and see! A
small tube will be enough to try. Ask
your druggist about IL and get
N0sTRIoI4A today.-Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
TIE NEWEST RErlEDY
FOR
Backache, Rheumatism and Drupsy.

I,tI...., T,T.,l1.. nj No. l.iJ 4....tf..
pa ~ aIu EoT ~ IiE .fgl!.s
arc weak OF alseasel these ntLturai itets
40 not cleanse tne nlGoa sIIiInclehtly, ana
Tho polsqns are carried % al parts OF the
BODY. 1neTe lollow depression, achcs
ana pans, he9VlneSS, 1fowslnesS, lrrlta-
blllty, he4daehes, Outlines ara rheIs-
matlsm. In some people tnerc are sharp
pains IN the back and lolns, distressing
bladder disorders and sometimes obsttn.
ate dFopsy. mo uric acid sometimes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

The records Of the American con-
Isulate att GfenbBle. France.N show
shipments OF wpmen's gloves to the
limited States during 1915 to the
value Of $1,168, 31s, compared with
81, S75, 1S5 for 1914.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
In the Office OF the County
Clerk Here to Be Re-
corded by Him.

D. C. Sandy to C. G. Allen. 49.4o
acres. Catfish run.
w. H. shinn to A. w. shinn, inter