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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
GETTY.

g {: q . Z: (. :, . 3 8, >,
t,iss Sara FaHt was the charming
hostess on Tuesday evening at a
party given in honor of her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Deayer, of Cralisle.
About 20 guests were invited to meet
Miss Deaver Late in the evening
delightful ice course was served.
Miss FAINT was assisted in entertain
ing by Mesdames Robert Holmes.
Oliver Johnson, Fant Glider, Misses
Nancy Fox, Virginia seegars and
Mary Metts.
An affair which brought much
pleasure to the little folks was the
birthday party given by Miss Eliza
beth Halfacre on Tuesday afternoon.
The time was spent in playful games
after which ice cream and cake was
served. The many pretty gifts brought
added joy to the young hostess.
Miss Kate Summer entertained de-
lightfully on Monday morning at her
home in Main street in compliment
to Miss Sara Perrin of Abbeville and
Miss Pauline Sigh Of Jacksonville,
Fla. Eight tables Of players enjoyed
the interesting games of rook at the
close of which the hostess served
delightful salad course. Assisting the
hostess in serving were Mrs. J. B.
Mayes, Misses Julia and Verna Sum-
mer and Master James Haltiwanger.
A very pretty party was given
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. W. White by Miss Annie L.
Smith in compliment to little Miss
Elizabeth White and her guests, Miss
es Janella Boland of Clinton Eliza
beth and Adele Pitt of Baltimore,
Annie Williams of Columbia About
40 children were present and after
playing many interesting games de-
lightful ice cream and cake were
served
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News of Union Academy.

Prosperity, July 12.-Those low
rainy clouds have passed away and
the sun is beaming down upon us
again much to our delight.
During the recent wet spell "Gen
! Green" has gained such headway un-
til it will take mighty favorable
weather to give him complete de-
feat in places. Some of US were want
ing to see the sunshine again very
much.
But we generally think it is either
"too wet" or 'too dry 1t would be
wonderful if everybody was pleased
with the weather or anything else al
one time.
The following little poem strikes
most of us a pretty good blow:
AS rule, mans a fool,
When it's hot he wants it cool,
When it's cool he wants it hot,
Always wanting what is not
We don't remember just where We
saw the above poem but it fits human
nature so well till we will just pass
it on.
The crops are looking well in most
places considering so much rain.
Last Sunday morning was rainy
time but good size congregation at
tended services at Colony at which
time communion services were held
and seven new members were added
to the church, six by confirmation
and one by letter. The Rev. Mr.. Bo-
land preached an excellent sermon on
the celebration of the Lords supper
from 1st Corinthians, 1915.
Communion services will be held a.
Bachman Chapel on the fourth Sun
day afternoon in this month at the
regular hour for service. The Rev.
]. B. Harmon will hold these services.
The public is cordially invited
Mr.. T. J. Wilson, who has been con-
fined to his room for nearly five
weeks, is able to be out again.
Leroy, the baby boy of MIR. and Mrs.
l. II. Wilson, is better after a recent
attack of sickness.
Mr. Wilbur Epps of near Newberry
spent Monday night at the home Of
Mr.. T. L. B. Epps.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Franklin visited
at the home of Mr.. E. S. Franklin
near Batesburg from Saturday until:
Modday.
A daughter has been added to the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Lawes Gall
man since our last article and a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wilson.
Johnnie Fellers, one of our Colony
boys, has joined the army and is with
the regiment which is expected to go
to the border at any time. We miss
Johnnie but we are glad that some
are anxious to go. We don't have any
special desire to enlist. Our nation
will have to be defended.
Mr.. John C. Wicker, who lost his
dwelling several weeks ago by fire,
has his new one near enough COM
plete to move in now. 1t has been a
very busy time for him in building
this new one.
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A car of high grade top dresser just
received. This will help your sandy
land cotton that has been yellowed
by too much rain. Call at my Office.
J. A. Burton.
7-14-tf.
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Zion Democratic Club.
Secretary

Will meet at the school house on
Saturday, July Is, for the purpose of
enrolling for the primary election.
Under the law all the voters have to
register each year and each one must
sign the roll himself.
NJ H. Folk,
J. w. Kinard,
Enrolling Committee.
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County Medical Society.

Regular meeting of the NeWberry
County Medical society in DR.. Pei
hams Office Friday afternoon, July
IA, at 3 o'clock. DR.. Houseal will dis
cuss "Eclampsia."
John B. Stezler,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY
COMPANY, Columbia, S. C. Office
and bank supplies. Manufacturers
of rubber stamps, seals, etc., quail
: ity and service. Prompt attention
to mail orders.
5-19-tf.
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FOR SALE-Good plow horse. Work
anywhere. Sound and gentle. A
good locker and in splendid working
condition. Price $500, cash or
credit. T. E. Wicker, Newberry,
S. c..
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LOst-Last Sunday, one suit case be-
tween Enoree church and New
berry If found please return to
Frances Andrews, Newberry Hotel.
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Special SermOE,

At Grace Lutheran church, Pros
perity, next Sunday, July Is, the pas
tor will preach on "The Call to the
Ministry" The young men of the
community are especially invited to
hear this sermon presenting the
claims of the Gospel ministry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

FOR SALE-Good plow horse. Work
anywhere. Sound and gentle. 4
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

good locker and in splendid work
ing condition. Price $500 cash Or
credit. No plug. T. e. Wicker,
Newberry, S. G..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A new one horse carriage for sale
cheap. Call at Purcell & SCOTS.
They'll tell you and sell it. 7-11-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

MONEY TO L9ND-AppIy 10 Mower
& Bynum.
4-14-tf.
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Enrolling Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

DESk and ssmpie room to let. 400 Canal
Street. : doors west OF Broadway. NJ. & l..
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BIG COUNTRY PLACE LEASED.

Nichols & Iiobbie have rented for tho
Iorcna Estate Ardslcv Towers. az Ards
ley-on-iiudson. the home Of the late
Ainl J.. BARRIER. 20 Leo Ste!nfeld for
one year, at scarborough. the property
OF Gustav Schalb. known AS Boscobel,
comprising c~ichty-six acres. 10 Philip
Berolzhen'ncr for Miss NJ. Do Palkow-
sna. her property ~ about sixty acres Mt
hlount Airy. 'roton, for one year to
Arthur VI. Eisig. and for the BriarcliH
Realty Company, tho Hen Dhu cottage
az BriarcliT Manor for one year to Miss
Elizabeth Hyde.
Mrs. Richard a.. Peabody of Manhat-
tan has leased for the coming season the
country place 81 Percy l.. Fcarn on West
Shore road, near Mil Neck. l.. I.
L'Eclusc. Washburu & 90. have leased
at Hlandomc Oh Manhassct Eay tho
house of Robert Minus or Woodland
Drive to T.. g. Lippcrt Of Manhattan.
q. l.. ,;ilsey & co. have lea sed the
Pierce cottage at Bayvilie. l.. l.. to
Russell Doubleday Of New York for one
year.
Baker Crowcll has rented at Great
Neck, l.. l.. the estate OF q. L. letter
To Sims Gill Wylic of Manhattan and
the estate OF Fred VI. hin. near tho
Great Ncck COLI club. 10 a. w. Porter
Of Manhattan.
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FLAT BUYING CONTINUES.

WEST 18TH STREET-The Southeide
Construction Company has sold TO
Frederick Brown 5ss West l7Sth
street. a Ave story apartment, on plot
rsxioo, held at $4,000.
HERMAN AVENUE r. Osborne
Smith has sold for the Kingsley Con-
s,ruction Company the newly built
Hvo story apartment house OH Sher-
man avenue near 1854 street to an
Investor for all cash.
WEST nth STREET Frederick Zittel
a Sons have resold for Ennis & Sim
mott the dwelling Mt Isl West Seven
ty-seven,h street to- DR.. v. II. Agos-
'iri.
EAST Fed STREET-David Henry
aud 4. NJ. Rutland have sold for
Elisabeth :. Harvie OF Jersey City
81 East l..d street, a four story
double Nat. on lot 25x9g.ll. The
seller bousht the property last mouth.
WEST 18TH STREET-Goodwin Il
Goodwin have sold the three story and
basement dwelling, on lot 20Ni0O.ll. at
Ii2 West 10th street, between Lenox
and Seventh venues to Charles j.
rfaltz. who will occupy the building as
his residence. Marcus l.. Osk. the
seller. recently purchased the prop
rrty from the United States Trust
Company.
MANHATTAN AvENUE-Charles S.
Kohler and Arnold, Byrne a Eauman
have sold for Gustave ~. kerker the
three story Queen Anne dwelling. ON
lot lSAo0. at III Manhattan avenue.
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LEASES.
Manhattan

I'D Az. 1871, ALLY !. Meyer to ny Lam
kenau. 1871 "a av. 8 yrs from May I,
LEXINGTON Az. l?9. s~torc--Patk j Elan
merry to Henry Fine, <0S u 6lst Il, 8
yrs from May I. 1916 atty. Henry. Pine.
LtXyiNGGTro"N Az issa,, All sarah b.ra to
Jonas Goldsmith. 1851 Lex av, . yrs
Inc. to 49, u 2lst 81 Realty co. Inc.
from July |, 1915. to Sept 80. ICES:
atty. 7 q co, i7s Bway. alterations,
HUDSON t1ssc ST iiH1l:s, is. to s,,h loit. ' inSVo
J Burton to Chas Frsnkel ct al. 20S
" Ssth ST, d yrs from Feb /, 1917; atys,
Heyman 4 u, S5 Nassau 81. -, $3.50
ilsTH ST, 33S y, all--Iiiuseppe Baiocchi
=, al to N,nSen10 De Loren.o' yrs irsm
loSgrsiii ST. SO u, ali sainl corn to s Sol
schwartz ct al. ais " listh ~. 3 yrn
from May /, 1915; atty. Leon Schwartz.
$" N,cnSi.ASs ~. .cco,r; ii,,;h''s.ssO~o
IenoN Arcade. Inc. TO Helen GoIdins, ?
W 10th 81, Mar 10 To Apr 30. 1925:
atty, ncrnhcimer n : l9sth II and
srM AZ. " cor ssih H. s s,oTe and S.sS
M~ent--Patrtck J Kenny 20 Patk GALA.
sAer Of Montreal Canada. 6Sm Xos
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Incoming NcsscIs-Ry wireless.

- guantanamo, santiago. - mll-s north ot
WstiiuE's Island AZ noon Yesterday.
- lsrrm.r, Port Arthur. a., miles east OF
Sand Key at moon.
< G-urg. porr Arthur. . miles cas-, n,
sand kcy Al noon.
IS EspsranLa, Havana, left Nassau at ig.lo
+ NJ
- AHtlllss, New Orirlu-, - nile. north
west Of TorTusas Al noon
50 Illinois, Port Arthur, n mules south ~
Diamond Shoals At noon
= cry Of Mont emery. savannah. - miles
southwest OF Diamond shoals at noon.
- Co1cho, galveston, Ei miles south nj
Sandy Hook at =. NJ
So Mobtwk. Jacll o.vilie, toi miles south OF
sand, Hopk at Z NJ
s. gh', Por' Arthur. lct miles south
west OF Diamond shoals AZ : p n.
s. cam iciicv. santiago, lS miles south OF
Sandy Hook al noon
- NJ RIO Galveston, crossed Galveston bar
AZ 7:N y NJ
S. n DIs, Galveston, 70, mics cast OF Gal.
weston bar at noon.
s. Medina, Galveston. S!S miles east of Gal.
weston bar nj : = "
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. ~ attorneys name Ia omitted
address party Of first part
Dovneowu.
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with name and address % lender and
lenders sttorneyD
downtown.
South Of Fourteenth st
: p c-Jncob volk' Realty CO., Inc. 10
Board OF Foreign Missions OF the Re-
st; atty. 60, liz Bway.., .,:a.oo
W~st side.
west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
GiTH ST. $50 ". rs, 10 . 9th av, ~
ssss, 2 M Ar %; dn, and Int as pc,
20. rs Bway q Arthur Va.
.s In' ST. $50 " a75 " sth a N,''sSe
ioo'5,' pr mtg s:5, 600, Mar a. duo and
int as per hond-The tsth st co TO Vim
Meyer; - Amsterdam av' atty, T {; 60,
,sTH s., ,1Ia ". : ;, ross c7th ay,
Iu,v - to V Title lns 90, isS broad
9rrH 81. u - i6s Amsterdam s"'
lt>loo :, Apr. -, / .yr. i p g. Marthi
.r,y =; SewburSh, s., nttys, Kelly
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF liOth ST.
Ay, :27A, q s., ,ss,b 2 M7th ST.. April
T. T4u. .yTs 3, . p f \ e, !. M; w.ii to c,IiI.l
jeslinc. Ia 81 wall At "'" $500 1900
10TH ST. ice GAO, w. : =. As c 7th Nv,
20xloo II, prior mtg, April 81, + Yrs, &
y c.-Merit Realty Go to y Y Title lns
LEMON Az. sc i:7th st. I7sxs5'' ,Apr,i
I, due aud int as per bond-Mary Il
Dohrman MenwickI to Title Guar &
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, sec l&5th 81, l0Ox
l2l.4N99.Ilxl-o.- prior mtg $500, 900. April
Steam Heating co !" william i Arm,
strong. lls " S7th st: atty, l. T
60 ...,,,,,,. $40, 900
IRONY.
Borough NJ The Bronx
DAVIDSON Az, , +. :S7 10 n 1874 st, sl.&N
ll3,sA0. :AiiS.s To Jerome Nv xioa ..xt.7Ex
66.1i--NRthan ! Bennett 10 Mabel nj
knoA. :9:1 bsinbTtdgs Nv. Aprn e J
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ard l. Fenton. house on Burton avenue
10 w.. c. Armstrong for Walter Violin,
mousse ON Neptune avenue to n. Sum
ner %Sternberg for X. u. Brownlec. house
on Elm street to Charles N. pollak for
, Nj. Ward. house on Burton avenue to
Jesse Winebursh for l.. Bracket. house
on Central avenuc to II. j. Rosenbaum ;
and for the Frank Cotter Company,
house on Neptune venue TO l.. s. weiner
for II period Of years.
The Lewis u. May Company has leased
AT Roeknway Park. l.. l.. for George
Gloss. cottage Oh Lincoln avenue to A.
Cohen for Harriet X. Murray. cottage
on North Sixth avenue to William ".
Wood. and for John Rocrum. cottage
South Lincoln avenue TO l.. Birken.
field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
C,pLs, NOME BUYS On 18TH ST.

The Hannah L%avenburg Home. an
institution established for the care Of
sorking girls, has bought from Piotro
AMMO the four story building on IA lot
.sxfos at $40 East Seventeenth street.
orposi'c Stuy vcssnt Square Park The
home has been located for some tim III
, building under lease on Second avenue.
4, will occupy this property as SOC
as alterations are completed. The Doug
las Robinson. charles ). Brown Com
,arv WAS the broker Other institu-
Mons on Stuyvesant Square include the
Hebrew Technical School for Girls, the
New York Inhrmary for Women and
Children. the Lying-,n Hospital and the
Friends seminary and Meeting House.
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PLANS FOR LOEw THEATRE.

Marcus lOcw has filed plans trough
, holnaS Lamb for his new Harlem
theatre, which will hc Oh In. north
sd" or i.5th street. 325 feet west
of seventh avenue, through the block 10
the south side of l.5th street. u will
have Il frontage OF 80 feet on la5th
street, where the entrance viii be located.
Thery Will be an auditorium and a bal
cony. each having Il capacity Of 1850,
making Il total seating capacity OF 2.ioo.
The @33 and 235 West l25th Street
Corporation, Godfrey Kontl president.
Is the owner or record. The Marloew
Amusement Corporation Is the lessee.
The cost has been estimated at $3.50, 900.
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>,HIERE> HOME SOLD.

T'' S"A!ercn home. 405 clinton ave-
nAr between Greene and Gates n
"..au the late Mayor Charles A.
: 'rou AND Mrs. Schieren died, was
'l' HiScd yesterday by NJ. l.. Bowdcn
~ 80 Hancock street for his future
home The Clinton avenue properly,
.".c1 Was sold by A. II. Mathews and
H'"trd .. Pyle & Co. for the Schierer
e.'a''. i- one OF the show places of the
nh section. The house. which occupies
a plot 33N9n feet. is situated In the
''Nl:c o.! = plot 40N2OO feet, extending
o.. - Wiltrly VEN or which side
= tr r q garage.
'' gutlly built at a cost 81 about
$4,000 the Schicren residence has since
h''r enlarged, The house is "A three
soy and basement fancy brick and
S''rr dwelling The Schieren estate has
tf..' D. part payment for the property
' present home OF Mr., Bowden on Han
''.f ''"ot, which is a four story brick
. .'"'le dwelling,
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EXPORTERS TAKE BIG LOFT.
Firm which Grew with War
Takes $4,000 square Foot Floor

william r. Bloodgood & Co. have
leased $4,000 SQUARE feet OF space in the
building covering the entire block
bounded by West Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-.ifth streets, Eleventh and Thir-
teenth avenues, TO Castor, Williams A.
Wigmore, who will use IL for the sale and
storage of automobile trucks, This prop
erty was formerly occupied by the
Chelsea Jute Mills, and this lease COM
ple'es he renting or the entire BLOCK.
The Cross a Brown Company has
leased at 81 West Thiriy-nlnth street the
store and second floor 10 Jacob Etchen-
wald 794-79s Tenth avenue third floor
10 the Schles.liger-R corporation
Gorty-scvcnth street and Eleventh ave-
nue. the fourth floor 10 Israel Hymowitz
80 East Forty-secord street space on the
ninth floor 10 the American Fire Ap-
paratus Company. nth floor to Thomas
Maddock's Sons Company AND on the
seventh floor to the Universal Safety
Tread Company.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for the Renaissance Realty Company for
n term OF years l66 East SeNenty-fourth
street, "A five story American basement
house, to Elton q. Parks,
Pease e. i;lliman have leased offices
IN the Liberty Tower, 50 Liberty street.
northwest corner Nassau street, TO H.
Gerald Chaplin. william Holloway and
Henry Brann, Jr.
Charles Il. Van Valen has leased offices
at o. william street to Joseph krisch-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
MANY BUYERS FOR
FLATS AND SITES
Investors and Professionals
Active In Manhattan
and The Bronx.
BIG BUILDINGS PLANNED

T-,jiu- IN real estate yesterday cen
,,ed iu apartment buildings and sites.
rhorc was considerable activity IN these
TINS. tho business IN The Bronx being
,bc feature of tic market. Increased
b,,ldiug activity. which has been APP
,,rcnt for several months. was Illus
rated ~ Manhattan yesterday through
IN, ming Of plans for several structures
,pt,h total in cost more than 81 900. 900.
The buildings planned include a large
structure for the automobile trade on
inc middle West Side. a loft building
=, Broadway and Twenty.irst street
ard = new theatre on iaSth street in
Harlem. With the approach of May l..
The moving day among business rom
c.rr.. leasing for trade purposes has
h,.orre quito active. Yesterday u mum
hr " wen known concerns tool space
IN Important sections throughout the
thorough.
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Arrived-THuRspAy. Arrii 81.
IS Ordunl. 3N y. N. Liverpool AY~ii ~
IS Luciline. II: y NJ. wcdn, -day, La Pal.
IS Parsio. 40 y. NJ. AIsi.r. Ann, o
81 hndrec - NJ. Liverpool. ipril II
. Oswald. ~ y ". Lvcrpool April
. S~nowdonitn, 80 A NJ. Barcelona. April Q
~ Cioihildo Cuneo. 1880 A 81. Bsnes.
s. Inca. "a NJ. Macori.. Arril -. q.
- Wilheln,lna; ::s7 T: NJ. MatanIas. April q
r., ~ rrl"' rrrd.r,k Hendrix. 80 r. NJ.
IS ph'lddelphia. ':i5 A. N. san Juan.
= Garlic. 10 ~ 4. NJ. kingston. April IS.
- Creole, New orleans. Aprii 8.
. LILY OF 81 Louis. savannah, April ~.
g ~ hloa, Galveston. April Il,
IS Herman frasch. Sabine. Aprii -.
- thrrokee. Wilmington, April u.
So Tuscan Prince. Boston, April y.
- Ion,sl Boston, April -
= Iur''t Crown. Boston. Apri' -
5 Christian bors. Boston. ApfiI -.
$ LOVE-. Philadelphia. APRIL -.
g. Nolo;ia fi,iladelnhis, Aprll Is
Is SnlfIcs = Msy't. Now port News. hprii -
IS Tuscan Prince. $50 p. N Boston.
S Andrec, 5.5s p. NJ. Yves. nartlepool.
April ..
5, Prins F.reder,k Hendrix. $50 r. N. Port
Sc Queer Elizabeth. s57 r. N. Boston.
). I.ovlsnd i.s + NJ, Preston. Ar-il q.
IS Oswald. NO p NJ, liverpool .tpr,,
April 8
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Highest temperature. 48'. At s +. NJ.
Lowest temperature. AZ. at 4 A. NJ.
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MRS. u. ". HUNT SELLS ESTATE.

Ihe Payson Met. Merritt Company
.,nn >. osgood Poll & Co. have sold for
Mrs' Richard NJ. Hunt her property Of
eIsh.y-hNc acres at P~ortchcstcr. n, y.
',ohting th~ree-quarters Of a mile on rrIr.
,hasc and West Purchase streets. The
VropertN adJoins the estates of Mrs
WWni'elaw Reid. Mrs. John NJ. Carrcrc.
m',,.n"r d. foN, Julien Day and John
~ ''i'rhn ard Is opposite The homes Oh!
,,opart " Park and Mrs. Jefferson
I'ogam. u is improved with a large re-
modelled farm house. a feature OF which
- a hieproot studio room, 4ox3o, with
double heigh, ceiling.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

s7TH ST los w-Hy Douglas, trus TO
linton Trust 20 Of New York, 'rr,
ssTpMM SSTr,. "a. w-Dayid s,evsn.on Brew.
ing 60 70 .rdward j Brow. ~ " :.I
Az A., = e cor i-th st, e59ss7s societe
cu',naire rhi,anthropigu" DC New York
to iawyers Mtg co. SO Liberty St; atty;
pI'8taiWSif1S'S 81 - Il AZ, rs. e., :YtS
II. .4.sNloo Morris katrncr to Henrietta
rharscd ATTY, Jacob j AroSson, 3,
ST S.jicsimoiL,As Az. so Jacob levy 10
Icse s C. Is Nassau st,,'.....' III, 900
PARK Az. ls6s-iiy Wiener, Jr, and ano,
snn 10 Burton y 50 N M"'den lam lam. 'vI 1000 s"y;
l7oTH 1T. u $. 50 . Audubon av, etxioo-
Henry MoLsenthau Co to Morsenthau
Realty o., 40 I; i2d st; atty. NJ Wcchslcr.
sE:HaMlAN- Az 4ss s6i'h S0 ST.
:%o,lss 7xS1,'Ni?S Lincoln Tras, CO
Bkyn; atty, \ Morrison, room ;, B,rgc
90 NN, aseS--Inuis stcinberg to Never
schafran. 81 chambers st. ...,...,N
list ST., y =. al W Amsterdam av, iH
city riirc In. 60 OF Bklyn 'reAssn q
ilST' ST, Is E--rNlc Guar aud Trust 90
TO BanaaTa r-us. 90. :" Wa" A. ,r"s,,
5rrn Az. 'Hi7--same to- Bow.ry' saws
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

rho American liner 81. Louis. calling
tomorrow for Liverpool. will take mail.
closing at $40 4. ~, for Europe Except
Germany. Austris, Hungary. Luxembourg.
Buls aria, Serbia, Turkey, tho Netherlands.
Norway. sweden aud ponmarkD, Africa.
West Asia and the East Indies.
Tho French liner Rochs mbcau. sailing
tomorrow for BordeauN. will take mall.
closing at noon, for France. Rumanis,
switzerland, Italy. spain. Portugal. Egypt,
Greece, british India. British East Africa,
siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon, Straits set
Elements. Dutch East Indies. West Aus
tralia and Persia.
The "I.siian liner Verona. sailing to-
morrow for Genoa, will take mail. closing
At $3.50 A. NJ. for Italy. Rumanis. Switzer-
land and Greece.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
81 8 George. at Liverpool.
SIS Petroleum., at Cette.
s. Almiraulc, at Cristobal
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

So Oscar ". from Copenharcu
So MORO Castle. from Havana
SIS Denis. from Bsrbadcs.
IS Al, anco, from Cris'ohal
50 Zulia. from Curicoa
- NJ Inanrar. from Anti,ls.
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NEW REALTY CoRpoRA rIoNs.

ALnANv. April - Tho following
realty companies were Incorporated to-
day:
Havemeyer 4 Elder. Manhattan:
capital. $4,000 Directors, Horace
Havemeyer. Henry q. Havemeyer and
Theodore a. Havemeyer.
The Treselmina Company, Brooklyn
capital. $1,000. Directors, Minnie L.
Nom Lchn. Richard Vom 1.ehn and
Martin 4. Nom Lehn.
The Nclblrd Realty Company. Brook
lyn capital. $500. Directors. Abr. Levy.
Mollic Levy and Edward J. Noonan.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
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haitian. The Bronx and brooklyn.
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