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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE - Four-horse Fairbanks
Morse engine, cheap. Call r. B.
Shaw.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16
Corsica.

Corsica had belonged to France for
year when Napoleon was born there in
1863
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE-Dressed ducks, nice and
fat, 15c pound. Drop card to Mrs.
C. A. Chaplin. Up.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE-10-acre tract on Main
street, west of Dewey grove, $500.
Address Charles Caldwell, or p. o.
Box GIG, Emmett, Idaho. 3tf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE-A double barrel, Ste
vens 12-guage, hammerless shot
gun, or will trade for a 16-guage
pump. Index office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

TO RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Mrs. John Basye. 4.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE Poland China boar, 20
months old, Poland China sows,
farrow soon. Inquire F. NJ Lockett,
at Harness Shop. 8.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16
Gospel Team.

Meetings at the Baptist church Fri
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-No. l Singer sewing ma
chine, good as new, $25; cost SIS.
Clint Brown, corner First and Boise2.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

WANTED-To rent house, about
five rooms, furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Reyes, u. S. Forest office. 8.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE-An Oliver No. 0 type
writer, new, never been used. Half
price. w. b. Baker, at Golden Rule
store. AZ
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FOR SALE-Cement posts. M. Gil
bride, east of Fruit Association. Al
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WANTED.

WANTED-High school boy wants
place to work for his board this
winter. r. II. Stanley, Jr., Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOUND-Side curtain for Ford car.
Call on Ray Stinson, South Slope.6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

LOST-In town, hay cutter. Jay
Sanders. 6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16

FOUND-A shepherd pup. Inquire
of ID. Robertson.
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

oAlpE VI General Appraiser Brow
NOUS w . ue, 'lon iust rendered 'hu OXIDE
., hnr sh,ppea ~ Eugene 'naoaury q GO
OF Ndrrel;lle-' rfthoe, was entered - iNis
pnrt ~ thc '"rrcrt iorvi,n nlarH't value
TINS E'nr Nts eSporied Seii"rlhH" AVA
hu-.-t - 1910 anu entered ~ y" ORR on
p''oucG - ana pctootr = lflo ~ tNp1ahlu-
W. 4--Ll. lhNoivcu Judse hr""h write.
u" 'cs,lHlony pcinfr III" IN lHlr 'dst' III
''lllh- me Government special agent re
''of' tn" a r,Nor1 OF -aie- 20 IN frel.li
Government shoVs q nuinptr OF >d.es IN the
fffh'h MARKET Al or ah"u' the oates OF
IA pni'nt OF thi. zine oNnle a. - francs
per ~ Mos, NMLch !r substantially the en-
'rf"d 'alu" IN" price se hS"d nv tue
GENERA A~hprA--r - as ioIloNs. h.alc
~ Nei-e' ,pldliN ezra entered ~ francs
" ~ per barrel OF l' kilos. No advance.
hdd pa"hlnS
FISHING TACKLE TIE cc-rrc, foreign
market value. of hshluy tackle imported
here from J Willis 4 sons of R<illtch.
Eu.laud. Ar. rxed Tor tarvN pu-ro-.- in A
r~.apprXsoment decision handed down yes
'.rdIy py General Auprai,ar Han rhis mrr
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Admiral T. + FLETCHER from COMMANDER
At,nur Nee, 80 Naly department.
~Nlcr-.Ndmig.u II T. Mayo from Atlantic
aoe second in command. To- commander
CAPT, } u Mcdonald from ch'et Of tan
Atlantic fcot to command OF the Arizona.
capt. " y. Jones from 81 tbs
FLORIDA 10 naval War college.
apt Thomas wsshinsian from hydros
Commander T. \, Kenrr"y from fcct
guun,ry oihcer Atlantic iie"t TO Na.a!
"Com'aantor q. T.. Jackson from nrs,
division Atlantic f"et to clict Of STAN
Cnmmant q. l.. Colin from Navy Ne
paftment L. command the kearsargC.
Commander L. u De St!Eurr from com
maui ~ the Kcarsnrgs to Naval War
Llcureuaut-Commandsr u ID Sing
han from gunner omcer Atlantic Nc.t
bnd Htl stam. second IN command, A.
lantir rcct, to aid and ioet guunrry Of
nccr atlantic fleet
Leutcnaut-Conmandc l.. J. King from
alta on stan. second, in command. Atlantic
i,,f, TO aid and fleet engineer. Atlantic
fleet
Llsg'c9an'-comnanH.r r., T Long from
rce' TO 'omn,ui the" Rowan.
Lieutenant Commander " II sexton
from N,Ntl War toll'se to General Board.
Lieutcnant-C Commander G. e, SLACK from
Navv Department to III. ARIZONA
i.'ut"n'ut-Commande G. T rc'tiugii.
mum q ~ "a ne ~ tif W Aplil4uE,
'",unihnder ID " seller from command
IN" birmingham to Nayai War College,
~Iommnndor NJ Taylor from Naval
Lieut.. @ I'M from recruiting station.
Baltimore, to command the Leonides.
Lent D. T IGhsnt from recruiting sta
Lieut., W. u furlorg from nont radio
officer. Atlantic fleet. to the South caro-,
lima,
Lieut.. " u woodson from aid on sta
commander sixth division Atlantic Meet,
70 aid, on personal SIAN and fas secretary,
Lieut.. l.. q Farley from stan com.
,n"ndcr Atlantic feet to Naval Wal col.
Lieut., L. Ncyey from Navy pepartm.r,
to aid on STAN commander Atlantic Meet.
Lieut., q. Mccourts from nag lieutsnan,
At;Tnt!c fleet 90 Phiiadclphia yard.
Lieut. y. W M%.cormark from squadron
Atlantic fleet, to aid and flee, radio Once,
Lieut.. II. Wilson from mid on stan, second
flag lieutenant. commander Atlantic neet
Lieut., J. J London from tho Wyomins
to isais'sh Iron Marks Rai',sh. \ G 49,.
Eng'o TO HON" for orders,
Lieut. Il: !; nook from Naval War Col.
commander submarine notilla, A%tlantlr
iI'ul' ", ~ NUN from command second
division submarine %fiotills, Atlantic Meet
to aid on staf commander, submarin,
fotilla, Atlantic fleet.
Lieut., q. l.. SCHUYLER from Indian Head.
Nd, 10 the Pennsylvania.
Lieut.. II u. Michael from nsva
magazine, For! Mlhin, Pennsylvania, to
Naval War College.
Lieut., ". l., Beck to naval ma azinc,
Fort Mifniu,
Passed Assistant surgeon A. II HAYWARD
from Tutuila station, Samoa, to Pacin,
reserve feet.
Assistant Paymaster 7. \ Odlin 10 com.
r,sasry and pay officer naval asronautic
station, Pensacola.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Italian steamship Principe ~ Idine,
sailing to morrow for Genos, viii take
mail, closing e. : 50 \. 81. for Italy. Ru-
munis. Switzerland ami ire,c".
Tho American liner Finland, sailing
to- morrow for Liverpool. vii take mail,
closing at $50 y. ~, tor Great Rti'ain
lrelAnl and South Africa also specially al
dressed correspondence for other countrieS
except Germany. Austria, Hungary, luNem
burg, Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey. tho Nether-
lands, Norway, Sw eden and Denmark.
The French liner la Toursire. sailing
Saturday for BORDEAUX, will take mail,
closing at. noon. for France. Rumania.
switzerlsnd Italy, spain, Portugal. Egypt.
Greece. British India, British East Africa
siam. Malta. Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits
settlements. Dutch last Indies, West
Australia and Persia.
The American liner Philadelphia, sailing
Saturday for Liverpoo will take mat,
closing at $40 A. NJ, for Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary, ~Luscinhurs.
RI garia, serbia. Turkey the SetherIsndr
Norway, sweden and Denmark, Africa.
N"st Asia ana the Last lndles
Tho holland America liner kyndani.
sailing Saturday for Falmouth ana Rottei e
dam. Nh take matt, closing ct ; 30 \. NJ
for the Netherlands,
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LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.
Falling on, Thoush
Activity II SIN Good.

James Kyle 4 Sous have rented the
store ard basement 1t the souihwc est
corner OF Fifty-seventh street and Lex.
lngton avenue for a term of years TO the
Lexington Avenue Florist Company 4:
store and basement at COS Madison ave-
ruc 10 the Ncttie Gordon Corporation,
who will carry on a millinery business.
Huberth 4 liuberth have leased the
Two stores at 61-6? East Fifty-rinth
street to Paul u. llocbcr. publisher OF
medical books.
'ross 4 Brown Company has leased
with Horace s. Ely & Co. ninth floor ~
the Rogers Feet Building. Firth avenue
n Forty first street. to the Paramount
Pictures Corporation for a term of fifteen
years. at 2i6 West Sixty-afth street
hfth floor TO Joseph Marcus at 1878
Tenth avenue fourth and nth floors and
part of the basement to Edgar Metal
Decorating Company At 727 seventh
avenue space TO Louie Weis and william
l.. Durham seventh loft at i4-iS Last
Thirty second street to the kens!ngton
Manufacturing Company 1000 feet in
iliO-1li6 broadway with Cutner Il Lip
set TO Weinreb n IIorowltz Tor a term Of
years.
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1877 900 NAMES IN PHONE BOOK.
New Directory Also shows Three
New Exchanges In Operation.

The New York Telephone Company
has begun the distribution OF more than
1000, 900 summer telephone directories.
the largest number ever put out. OF
these. 100000 city telephone books and
$4,000 suburban books will be- dis
tributed among subscribers in the city 4:
the others viii 30 to subscribers in the
metropolitan district, but outside the
city. The city telephone directory has
3S7 900 names. Last summers book
had $4,000, and the February book had
$4,000.
Three new centri! offices have been
established, the Rhinelandcr, comprising
part OF the district formerly in the LenoX
district the Vanderbilt. comprising
some ~ the Murray IIill telephones.
while q portion of the Flatbush will
hencsforth he Kenmore.
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WASHINGTON june i.-rhe.e army
orders were Issued;
Capt H. l. Parker. General stan. from
Washington 20 FL Pa.o.
First Lieut. ~ i. ". Macaianus. retired.
70 active duty and TO Houston. Tex. for
general recruiting.
second ii.l,. J \ Grl-sp,.. r-t,n field
genera recruiting
capt AF Coinmiskey. cavalry. uns-
sag u"f. 20 Third Cavalry.
CAPT. + " Houevcut'. second Field
Artillery, 10 M veCancy in Quartermaster
Corps vice capt. H.. : welsh. quarter
Major o. Ia'rohe. j.. Philippine scouts.
cavalry: rom detail with Philippine Scouts
capt. q. V. Henry. Thirteenth Cavalry.
csp, " Mitchell. relieved from General
Siar ana report 10 chief signal officer for
duty.
second Lieut. NJ 5. Murray from un-
capt = Ge"-e. Coat Artillery. detailed
Fir,, Lieut. " O. potter. sixth riold
,r.'-l","- 81 .-v-rth 'r.r.c',cr d'.,-ic'.
Major : II, Elliott. Twelfth Cavalry, 20
second Lieut. n y. Periey from coas,
G~efences u Boston 10 coast do,enccs OF
Manila ana Subic BAYS
neIt. - \, v. na1s6n. r X ii.vhins, !.
J French. coast Artillery. to coss, defences
q N.rl'i ami Sable NnNS
t4rS' Lieut.. 7. u. Chase. coast ARTILLERY,
- coast Gaf"rces ~ Nar-aEnnset: Ray.
Second Li"uts II \ strauss AMI .. i.
Gat heI. Coast Artt..cry, 70 coast defence
u Panama.
First Lieut.. y W. Pu.uev. Coas; Artillery,
80 tltst defercc- ~ Kew West
First Lieut.. = n Cunningham. Coast
Artillery. to coast drirnr-s II Portland.
Fra Lieut.. II ~ Maven j.. coast
Artillery. % coast dcf-ucrs % Portland.
First Lieut. ! \ Brire, Coast Artillery,
10 coast defercc~ az portland
capt. &. r richardson, Ordnance De
r%nr'ment tFirst Lieutenant Coast Artillery,
TO coast defenccs Of Portland and assign
mcLt TO a company
Lieut. Coi T. y. Jones, Jr infantry, uu-
es.lgnrd, relieved from duty 'r office Of
,htyf u. stan ANA 60 ~ -utie'h Infantry,
Fiat Lieut.. g \. Mn. Coast ARTILLERY.
relieved from stan duty commander Of
For, Rsudo. phi. Csuat Zone. to coss; de
fence, OF Panama.
Frs, Lieut.. q II Gulld, Twenty ninth
Infantry. IS attached to she signal corps
for duty ia Canal LoUc.
First Lieut. VI y Rush, Fourteenth
Cavalry. to detached LIST.
First lieu-. T. \. ponneNt ienth
cavalry. to detached list.
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Sal. To day

50 United states K,rkwa''. l73 miles east Of
sandy Hook Al T.. 10 y " YESTERDAY
- hs'ur l.u"rruhurn. Now Orleans, ~
miles from Nov York A. noon Yesterday
- tuAllIs, Nr" orl"an 81 nllc, south %
Jupiter a. noon
:. III Sol, galveston !aS miles south 81
diamond shoals At s i "
IS II CID, galveston, ~ mile. northwest
OF Tortusss ~ noon
- tonal, galveston, az miles east OF Gal
weston bar ~ noon.
IS Sabine, Mobile, SIS miles south Of sand,
Hook Al ! j. NJ.
50 william o'Brien, Jacksonville, II m,le~
south OF sandy Hook ~ : y NJ
IS Medina, Galveston, "a miles south 81
Sandy HOOK At : !, NJ
- Comanche. Jacksonville. ~ miles south
OF Sandy Hook at Z !. "
IS CITY OF 81. Louis. savannah. ,sT mile,
south o! sandy Hook al noon.
S. Vests. Porr Arthur. $50 milee southvesi
~ Diamond shoals At noon.
50 Saratoga, Havana, tsa miles south ~
Sandy HOOK At ?. VI.
S. Norman. Bridge, r~s,npico :" mile.
southwest of Diamond Shoals y, noon
s. Chr. knudson TamN,co 'r' r"'. o"r'r
~ Jupiter Al noon
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Market declined Nc. yester
day under liberal receipts More liberal
supplies are on the way. Trade was only
lsir and stock was In accumulation
aud renovated continued easy. Fancy
ladies' tirm and other grades steady. Pack
steady under an active demand. Receipts
store SOC higher scoring. soh sc. +:
thirds. 25s q 26tsc.; unsalted. extra. 500
so'tS.; state dairy finest: ssasne soSa
sgIPssa '@e' n fss s5i. sT sstac.: LADIES' sfss'' ilr:,.
ssS.::: Nscs.' ). f. sassssc current MAKE ""''
CHEEsE-Accumulations IN the market
were. well reduced last week with a
market was firm. although trading was
moderate. Demand was largely local and
-kims firmer. Prices: Fiat. fresh. colored
and white. specials. .15isc.; average fancy.
ibti5Nc.; twins. fresh specials. iti.c.;
skins, specials, current make. isui2hc:
lower grades. hd9c.
EGGs-Market was steady on moderate
supplies. 1910 cases. but trading was
lrs,, FAN suii and condition, were uncertain:
an accumulation Of undergrades. which
sold slowly at irregular prices. Dirties
n4s SnsTNs sa IN inH1sF ,d s rSge'y s snn p sicss
trm. Nearby whites OF fine quality in
small supply and steady. Bulk OF receipts
were Of medium grade and easy. Fancy
browns steady. PrNres: Fresh gathered. cx-
.ras' stis q zoe fresh gathered extra frsts.
s3,,p2ie;; nrsts 2sa ?3c; seconds. gov @
lag; dirties. No. l., 20,s a2ic.: No. ..
lsh zoe. checks, i5n1eac.: nearby hen
merry whites, 26q27c.; browns. 49, zee. /:
mixed :Sd?5c. duck. State. 27d29c.
LIVE POCLTRY-Twelve cars were un-
,oaded yesterday. with two held on track.
General trade IN fowls was moderate, but
ruHlclent 10 clean up the light supply
~ prices TO be hxed later In tho week
broiIers were In moderate supply and
nofhs slf24c. Adviccs Of stock to ar
rive indicate about ~ cars for tho week.
an exceedingly small supply.
DRESSED PouLTRY-Rece,p,s were
lighter The market nrmer AT No advance
on rows. Dry pa, KIDD fowls In very small
SnpVIN Oh BOOSTERS w"re fairly plentiful
ana SLOW. virginia hroiiers were about, the
~ nesrhN stock IN th" market. Western
nr'ilefs ~ moderate supply. prices steady.
luih'ls. very Jun ana weak Long Island
LING nuskllnsa unchanged; squabs slow
dry, picked. &c. chickens. Philadelphia
and Long Island. fancy. 3 and . lbs to-
par. ~ zoe Western dry picked. 500
&c lows ~ 20 box. dry packed. Western.
w i,hs aud over 20 dozen. :3c. a. tn
- lbs. .?c.: under 40 lbs. isis n iar -.
Western Dry picked. S lss. and over. :ic.
"a lbs, 49,, zoe 3 lbs, and under. lSn
lsi7c.; Old ROSTERS. i4c.; SQUADS. prin.
white. 10 lbs. to dozen. NcL . lbs. las.
IDS W %. Frozen; Broilerr. 1: to box.
y 70 - ihs., al f5?c.; corn fed, f.ncy, .Sn
2s'. chickens. Il: 70 box. milk fed. ~
fed, 81 TO SO BIS, :se. ~ to ~ lbs, cav
u.Ir
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Malcolm +. Smith & Co. have leased
for william n. Minot his country place
at 81. James, l.. L., to Edward Dudly
kcnna.
Goldschmid, & Macdonald have rented
houses at Wood,nere and Cedarhurst for
O.. Strassberger ~ Linden street to
Robert n. Loeb for W. W Totten on
Park street to Charles r. Reigelman for
H. H. Thall on Franklin place to NJ Il.
Sulzberg-r for Il. :. Paine on Lafayette
place TO H. NJ. Eichhold for Ernst
lIoeber OF Linden street to NJ. Cariozo ;
for A.. Goldschmidt on Oak street TO J..
WE'LL Tor Dr. u Dickson on Pine street
10 NJ. l.. Robbins for John J. Campbell
on Broadway. CedarhuSt. TO =. II. Rose {:
FOR X. II. Wagner on Linden street to l..
Schwab.
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OPERATORS LEAD TRADING.

AMSTERDAM AVENUE. 49, Frederick
brown has rosold 10 Ad,lph Behn
ea,u n "3NG Amsterdam aveuu
iuf'hVe 2 corner Of iISth street, In.
Atlantic. u six story apartment house.
O. plot t0"Nl0o. held at 100000 The
tIl,r stN, IN idrt payment 1918 to
'l'1 Eastern Parkway, near Hopkins
avenue. i'rooklNu, Two twenty family
-FOUR story apartments, each on plot
t,Xlpo. held at 100000.
vLSr lSGT1t STREET.-McDowell &
N'Mahou hsN, resold for William u.
Nl?atrick To- the Riverview Construc-
ton Company. Henry B. Bloch. presi-
dei'. the plot jOXlli. oil the north side
of'lSs'h street. 100 feet ives. OF st.
Nicholas avenue. The seller recently
sc9u.red the property In trade for 437
md 49, West Thirtieth street. The
purchaser will improve with a five
story apartment house. The new
build ng will he designed by Sass a.
~Spr.usstcer and will cost about
10000
CLIFF STREET. The cruikshank
Coiuoany has sold for Peter -. Gerry
g. Edward j. Barry for investment 81
CIR street. "A i've story brick business
building. on plot i~s.1lx75. The pur-
CHASER will alter the premises for his
own occupancy.
EAST FOURTH STREET.-The Hope
chapel property at 33T-34l East
Fourth street, on plot 6iX?d. has been
bought a. a site for "A new Jewish
,hool. 10 be known as the Talmud
Tos4h Ansche Zitomerer. The pur-
chase price was $4,000. and $4,000
". be expended In reiitting the build
irr Max Myerson is president Of the
school.
HIST srREET.--Mary Geisinger
1l, resold IS East l3lst street. a
four story two family house. OH lot
l-tNgaIl.
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ANOTHER BRONX LOT SALE.
SEA Parcels Near white Plains Ave.
nue. subway 70 he OHcrcd.

Another test Of The Bronx lot mar
tet will he made tomorrow when Bryan
l.. Kennedy will offer for the william
l.. Shea!er estate j2I lois on East .2lst.
a22d. 223d, 22ith. 225th, 2c6th. 227th
streets. I.aconia avenue. East Chester
ROAD and adjoining streets.
This Is the first large sale OF lots In
this vicinity IN several years. Prior 10
the building OF the White Plains avenue
subway extension. which Is now nearly
ready for operation. many lots were sold
In the vicinity. n II will now be pos
sible for buyers at those sales to learn
something regarding the appreciation in
value Of their property. The test. how
ever. will hardly be a ma one on ac-
count OF the encouragement that the prop
erty will be sold without protection or
reserve.
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Big WEST SIDE PROJECT,

.''tlam ~ McElfatrick will in q
IN. rayS place on record plans for q
~ ana apartment house project for
on. W..uo'' West Side. the improvement
A ,n,t,",s an expenditure Of nearly half
m, ION Ho'lars Interests represent
out,.I - v Neith Company. which ac-
~ .o3 70 2os West Ninety-nfth stree,
.n.'ueh to 20: 70 EOS West Nlnety.slxth
-, between Amsterdam avenue and
,n. '> nave had plans drawn for a
N,,,. E''li apartment house for the
TO-. - KIN street frontage and a thea
10 ny INC Ninoty-nfth street, the latter
"''" = separate entrance at the
''-SlAin stree, end. n WA oriRi.
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FREEDMAN, ANDREW In pursuanes
Of an order Of Honorable John L. Conalan,
. surrogate OF the County of New York.
having claims against Andrew Freedman
late Of the County OF New York, dec ased.
to present the "a me with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers. at the once OF Guggsu.
heinier. Cntermyrr & Marshall. No. 81 wall
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York. on OF before tho 10th day Of
July. 1916, Dated, New York, the :sth DAY
Of December. 1918 WALTER q. OAK
HNTY TRUST coMPANY OF SEw TYooRKK.'
Krerutors
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LIENS.

q =, 207.s y 18th 81, 5Oxl03. 5-K reym.
borg Architectural Co agt Waynor CONSTR
90, owne{s and contractors. ..;:.,:Ni2
MORRIS Az. u W cor 1Slst Ut, i00xi00-
ID Pizzutiello, Inc, agt Infantino Realty
Co, owner and contractor. 49,. .11ie
ORR Az, u " cor Isist 81, 99xl0l-
james ID Benedetto agt Infantino Realty
co. Inc. owner and contractor. h. 4. =. IS. 600
MORRIS Az; n W cor lsist 81. .osxiol-
Realty co. Inc. owner and contrac-
so,fprrHERN RotiI.EvARp. 90. 500 n i?ssS
IT, t0xl0O--T Goldreyer a Son agt Philip
Rossn, owner Home Union Bldg corpn.
contractor s.fs.s.s . ysdl.lv
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NA>WATrAN BEACH LOT BUYER

Ro'en' sales al Manhattan Beach ne
sois'ed 10y Joseph i. Day include W
| cane, four lots on Falmouth street
c " Waiter. three lots on Hastings
street r. r.. Carlton. three lots on F'al-
noI'1 street John Schneider. plot on
'o'erdse street n. l.. Peterson. three
os o' i'rsrd street L. NJ Montague.
two lots ON West End avenue &. VI.
Nu'ar. five lots on Hampton avenue
' y Nnsworth. two lots on West End
aveale l. &. Browne. four lots on Am
hsrSt street William II. Fischer. four
To-, on Exeter street, and TO II. l.. High
Ian, 'hroe lots on Exeter street.
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BROOKLYN HOME BUYING.

Frank 4. Seaver & Co. have sold the
tvo family semi-d.tached brick house at
49, Bay Ridge avenue for a client TO
T'oiooe atkinson FOR occupancy.
Waiter s. Ross. with c. G. Gretsinser.
h.. so.1 for the l.lge Realty Corpora
ton t,o ore family houses on the
north SIDE OF sixty eighth street west
Of sixth avenue.
The A'ro Building Company has sold
% Mrs. ". VI. Go!denberg for occupancy
The one family brick residence ~ 700
'lXty-A'th street, on lot :~3xloo. in
Mapl.tou Park.
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EAST "HN>GE CHURCH SITE.

ne church ~ our Lady OF M Souls
''f.t i'fle TO the southeast corner
UF'-''H avenue and Gro,. street. East
maase' d blot 250x1i0. In addition the
.''gh mas acquired the property on
~ SCUM side OF Fourth avenue from
,y'eh'N /. and Walter y. Booth. The
.|,"'s'R agents were T.. NJ. era wiley
" hros. ~ Montclair.
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HOTEL PLANNED FOR lO3D ST,
" apartment Tyne. - stories
High, to Cost S35O,OOO.

,' we south side Of 103d street. 100
,, 'a.' Of West End avenue. a four
story apartment hotel IL TO be
en- 'or tho $50 West 103d Street
N,,p'ti,i'n, Or, Finn l.. Fossume pres
" y will have a frontage Of ~
tal ara a depth Of 100.ll feet, with a
r. Of brick and limestone. w. L..
cS,,N ana l." A. G;oldstone are the ar
s,.o C, and have estimated the cost at
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MARRIAGE AID. COST HER $500.
Dressmaker Sa~ys"Ideal" Picked
Il Already We'd.

Advertising for a husband has proved
disastrous for Miss Regina Bratter. a
dr.%Traker OF cO9 East Fortreth street.
She appeared IN Yorkvil!e court before
Magistrate Brcen Yesterday as com.
platnant against the ideal man Who
had answered her query in = newspaper.
charging him will tho larceny Of 5000
with which, she said. she had entrusted
him 20 purchase furniture for their
iutur home, In addition TO this. the
puliy" .ay he already has a wifo and
family.
The man In the case II George Samish.
alias Robert Albrecht. Of sol Fast l3Sth
street, He was held in $1,000 bail for
trial in Spe 'ial Sessions.