davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

10th ST. 6lo-512 W. mtg 7so-Noah
s Shelter to Nathan Horwha, III Di !, Vi
lsTa ST. 81; a as E, mtg ,s.tooUpaniol and
Hy w Underhill exrs. to Annie and
Ellie r underhill. at Glen Head. l. /;
a,tys; Dawson & underhiil. so Court St,
18th ST. IS, 200 W Av 'A-ccrdeiia G
Maisne to Lawyers Mtg Co. 90 Liberty
pARK Az. sioth st. mtg iiao,ooo-
Margaret Sage to Matilda Ziegler.
so7 5th av. and ano. trustees will VIM
Ziegler; atty. Chas E Lydecker. Rector
s4!h st. n s. 100 W list ay, looxlOo5, mtg
$40, ooo-cooperative Bldg Constr Co to
" T cay cdar ga ST stty m IS
LOTS IS and u. map st Joseph Orphan
Asylum-Fredk c Leubuscher. trus. to
Edw Kp pt,it G Ir.aL, Canal Zone
SANE sMf + PK I FsisT smSH' Knapp 70
Marie Fretse, II EppIrt st. East Orange:
sANE sfIgi sane. Erssss 10 raw
Solomon. 1913 Smith at. Brooklyn; atty:
10th ST; 75s Gnank Tra., Co 70
sToes ans ano sss srass
LOT rs. map So lot. at Riyerdais;
Connolly. 40 Old broadway; atty. Hy Nj
Baird. Jr. is So Broadway. Yonkers,
- - - f''- ~
FATLE ST 937--B & W Bldg Co, Inc. to
Margt Wiuipic. s37 Fa!le st; atty. II A
Brand, 20 Broad st..............S, 700
FAlLE ST. e53-Same to Adelne Nini-
pic. 9h3 Faile st: atty. same. 700
LOT los. map 100 lots Daily estate
julius II Giese to John Bunz. 10+I Z
fremont ay; atty. n RosenthaI. AZ:
thur and fremont avs............S750
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 4 cor Elm
81, 75Ss0-Christian Butler ct al to Wn,
II Buhler. sls L 18Th ct; atty, Thos c
Patterson, Ssc Courtlandt SO, 600
LOTS $50 and 3s7. map Van Nest Park
Eiiz G Hardy to Union Trust Co. trus;
atty, l. q Friess, l Liberty sr........sl
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MANY FLATS ARE REsOLD.

EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET-A. H.
Levy has sold for the w. & ]. Realty
Corporation 345 and BAT East Forty
ninth street, six story tenement.
with stores, on plot 37.6x100. The
buyer is A. Udow. plumber. who will
use the ground floor for his business
WEST 10TH STREET-The Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company has
sold 1875 West 10th street, a three
story dwelling. on lot 20x100,11, near
Seventh avenue. Elizabeth Pickering,
the tenant, Is the buyer.
HAMILTON TERRACE-W. j. Huston
G. Son have sold for Stephen & Belden
Roach SO and 3s Hamilton Terrace.
two three story and basement private
houses each on lot 19x100. The prop
erty was taken recently in foreclosure
by the Roach brothers.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Calm &
Pittman have bought 1867 to 1873
Washington avenue. three four story
and basement brick and stone flats.
each on plot 27x136.
EAST 147TH STREET-Gilbert Elliott
has bought from Elsie Cohen $50 East
147th street, a Ave story apartment,
on lot 25x100, between Brook and
Willis avenues. David s. Gerstenfeld
was the broker.
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PREPARING For THE FALL.

l. ]. Phillips & Co. have leased to
c. s. NJ. First an apartment in Tho
Cedarcliff at 4S st. Nicholas place.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented
apartments in Albert Court, 800 West
Ninety-third street, to Randolph Boards
ley; in tho Alfredo. 1875 Broadway. to
DR.. Clarence Mayer and Miss Rose
Bloom: In the Balmoral. 900 West 1880
street, to DR.. Edward B. Crotch. Thomas
f. Kane and Miss Henriette Schoenfeld !;
in the Briarcliff. 568 West 1921 street,
to Miss Kathryn A. Palmer and Mrs. f.
Keller; in Dacona Hall, GEO West 122d
street. to William II. Alton In Lydia
Court, 545 West 1921 street, to Henry
Sittenberg, and In the Newington, $40
West Ninety-fifth street, to Ching Tsai
Loo. George w. Bonte and D. Van
Schaick.
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WILL BUILD FOR $50 FIRMS
Bush Tenants Forced Out By Gov
eminent to he Provided For.

ernment to he Provided For.
The problem Of housing manufacture
ers and merchants who were ordered by
Government authorities to vacate the
Bush stores In South Brooklyn was dis
cussed on Monday afternoon at a meet
ing held under the auspices Of the
chamber of Commerce In BROOKLYN.
About thirty leading bankers were pres
ent and they agreed to finance the erec-
ton OF temporary buildings to accom-
modate interests compelled to seek other
quarters. Acting Borough President Jo-
seph A, Guider. representing the city au-
.horities. promised complete coopera-
ton OF the city in obtaining sites and
material for necessary construction.
Among the speakers were E. p. Nav
nard, president of the Franklin Trust
company; q. Foster Smith. president OF
the Nassau National Bank: Frank
Bailey, vice-president Of the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company, and George
A. Fleury. president of the United States
Title Company
The following committee was ap-
pointed by ]. Sherlock Davis, president
OF the Brooklyn Chamber of Com.
merce. to arrange for the financing and
construction of buildings: Edwin p,
Maynard. president Of the BROOKLYN
Trust Company. chairman; c. C. Mol
lenhauer, director of the First National
Bank Of Brooklyn and OF the Dime
Savings Bank Of Brooklyn: Frank
Bailey, vice-president of the Title Guar.
antee and Trust Company: Victor A
Lersner. controller Of tho WILLIAMSBURG
Trust Company; Lewis H. Losee, vice.
president. OF the Lawyers Title Company
G. J. Obermay. president of the Greater
New York Savings Bank. ana E. c.
Delafeld. president of the Franklin
Trust Company.
Approximately $50 firms, employing
10000 people, were notified to vacatt
their quarters in the terminal
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AUCTIONED, SOLD PRIVATELY.

within a few minutes after the four
story dwelling at "a Bast Sixty-fourth
street had been sold to the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company for 5000
in a foreclosure action yesterday In the
vesey street auction room the property
was resold at private contract and at an
advance in price. Norman l.. Zemo.
president of the Dallas Holding Com
pany. bought 1t presumably for ChH'.os
l. Bernheimer, who '"pr"""n'ed In
the real estate market by Ii.o Dallas
company. Mr.. Bernheimer formerly
owned the dwelling
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ENLARGE BOwERY SITE.

I. Blyn & Son. shoe dealers, have pur-
chased through Douglas Robinson,
Charles s. Brown Company from Ernest
r. Lorillard 17s and 17s1a Bowery, a
two story building, on lot 25x100. on the
west side OF the Bowery 25 feet north of
Kenmare street (extension Of Delaney
street,. The purchaser owns the corner
adjoining and now control corner of
0.3x100 feet. Blyn also owns other
property near the purchase At the ex-
riratton Of the present lease on 17S and
1875 Bowery 1t Is the intention OF I.
Blyn & Son to improve the entire corner
with a new building.
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SINGLE TAKERS TO DINE.

The Single Tax party of New York
will hold its third dinner this eve-
ming at 1873 West Forty-ffth street.
Bolton Hall will be toastmaster. and
speeches are scheduled from Charles II.
Ingersoll. Joseph Dana Miller, editor of
the Single Tar Review. and Ralph Bor-
sodi, State chairman of the Single Tax
party. Arthur Seattle OF London. Eng
land, is also expected to talk on the
movement in England.
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JERSEY TENEMENT DEAL.

The Schmidt SpierlinS Realty Com
pany has sold 175 and 1T Palisade ave-
nue., West Hoboken. N. J., two three
story flats. 6sxl0o, to Henry Ficke.
James w. Greene has sold for $3s 900
to the Misses Mary s.. Josephine d. and
Caroline r. Gopsll 81 Duncan avenue.
Jersey City, a frame dwelling, on plot
lOOx221.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)

(Wlth name aud address OF lenders at
torneyD
MINETTA LANE. l6--Paullne Rlmoldi,
West Hoboken, y J. TO Patrick j NAL
10y, 3Dl w 18th St. oct 20. 1918: atty.
Title Guar Trust Co. l76 Bwsy. 81. 900
18TH ST Wv $, Iss LIST av, 2SNlO3.3-
barbara Moeller to John Pfaff. Garwood
Union Co. j, July !, lSS9......S3,500
5IST ST. S, 100 18th av, 25x1 blk
Thomas Dowdall TO the Emigrant Indus
say Bank. Nov rs, 1891. atty, stephen
fhiIb!u, 81 Chambers st........ So 900
IlST ST. tl3 E-csth Bohlnan ITO the
German SAY Bank, l57 +th tv May 4.
1908; atty. Mayer Auerbnch. ;. Bwavs IA
1ST Av. l32--Bel,e Bloch. - Mornlngsi,le
av East, to Bert X Bloch, Hotel An
sonia, 7Sd st and Bwny. Sept Is. 1918;
atty, Block, co3 Rway.....S2.S $40 l6
lo9TH ST. EOS w--John ] Schwartz to
Agnes l-ange, Aug !. 1906; atty. + T
Uummcl. lSll-l2 3D. nN.....-.-...-- IS 600
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II. sNOwDEN MARSHALL RENTS.

Julia Beverley Higgens has leased for
Mrs. Merrill Gates her house at Mount
Kisco to II. Snowden Marshall. and for
Frederick c. Hirons his house at Mount
Kisco to Blakeley Hall.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased the three story and base
ment dwelling at 2O44 Madison avenue
for Alfred Herter to John Brown.
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SOLD AGAIN Is THE REPORT.

The Metropolitan apartment house at
the southwest corner Of Broadway and
Eighty eighth street Is reported to have
been sold again. this the third time in
two weeks Bling & Bling purchased the
property last week from Black. Starr &
Frost. who had previously. acquired 1t in
a 100000 trade with the Oceanic In
vesting Company for the building at the
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty-eighth street. The Metropolitan
is seven stories high, on a plot 100.Sx10O.
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TRADING ON CURB
AGAIN IRREGULAR
Price Fluctuations Are Narrow
and Tone Of Market
Improves.

A better tone was displayed. by So
curities in the curb market yesterday.
but there was still great deal Of irrog,
ularity to the movements Of prices
Trading was again wholly professional
and price fluctuations were narrow. be-
ing limited generally to less than q
point: A number Of strong spots ap-
peared in the list Some OF the lower
priced shares were advanced on pool
operations.
The alrplane issues were the strong
est group In the early trading. Most OF
the activity occurred before noon. but
the improvements were maintained
throughout the day. Wright-Martin
Aircraft advanced to a new high for
dull and lower, Aetna Explosives selling
about half a point lower.
The specialties were quite active and
generally Arm. Cuprite Esmeralda was
firm. probably on the announcement
that tho first shipments Of sulphur are
expected to be made within the next
few days. The independent oil shares
were irregular. with strength among
the lower priced shares. 1t was re-
ported that drilling operations on the
Plcardy property was progressing favor
ably.
A sudden rise In the shares of AT
lantlc Refining Company was feature.
Comparatively heavy bidding for the
! stock sent the price more than 40 points
above the quotation which appeared al
| the opening. The motors were quite &C.
tive and Arm, especially United, which
| almost gained a point
The lower priced coppers were firm
II was stated that favorable progress ID
| being made in the drifting operations in
the Henrietta mine Of the Big Ledge
Copper Company. The ore - the 45C
foot level has widened out - ten feet
Eureka-Croesus was firm.
Bonds were dull without important
changes.
Total sales and range of prices FOL
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST. IS. store and loft--Abr Mis-
roch to Chss Meisler, 2 Allen ST, 3lo-l2
yrs from Aug !, 1918; atty, l. Lefko-
witz. 400 Bway. ........".,.... 500
ST MARKS PL. 81, II W cor I'd NV. ground
Az Amusement Corpn from completion
OF alterations to MAY l, 1923; attys
Marks q NJ, So Park Row -. $4,000
10TH ST, 1851 f. all-East River Ca
rage Co to sol Friedman, SO + ll2th
81. and Morris Len, 1882 Park av 10
yrs from June l, 1915. yrs rem: atty,
Sd Az, 1883. all I'd sv, 1890, part occu-
pied as a theatre-Atlas Theatre Co to
Allies Theatres, Inc, yrs from July !,
option 10 renew at $500; atty. Jacob
kaplan, "IT Bway .........,.,.. $4,000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

7TTH ST IA W-Wiliam Bandow aet
Dougiaston Really Co, owner and con-
tractor; Charles Aelter, contractor. $50
18TH ST, 427-Ss W--Iieneral Barnes agt
Estate of John Harmon. owner; James
LIE ROY ST ls-Lucian Plscottal agt
Margarita Paequale. owner; PasQuaio
Campiglia, contractor S95O
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NEPPERHAN HOUSE BUYER.

The Robert L. Farley Organization
has sold for the Union and New Haven
Trust Company. as trustee, the house
at IS Grandview avenue. Nepperhan
Heights, Yonkers, N. Y, to T. NJ. Man
tilla of this city.
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DESIGNING STORE ADDITION.

Buchanan & Kahn. architects, have
been retained to draw plans for an
eight story annex to the Oppenheim
Collins department store to be erected
at 46 West Thirty-fifth street Com
struction will be of brick limestone and
terra Gotta,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS" LIENS.
Manhattan,

DELANCEY ST. 122-Phillp Wiener agt
Warshaw Bros Jan IL. 1915. .......s565
SAME PROPERTY-A Sachs agt same
Jan %. 1918. .................,. fs3g
18TH ST. 32s w, and Greenwich At, 7Sg-
Buchalyer- Friedr man Co agt Arkell II
McMichael ct al. May 2S. 1917 tcan-
ieI4euJ .........,. 1850
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BUYS STATEN ISLAND HOUSE.

Joseph Frank has sold to Michael
Darasch 81 Greenleaf avenue. New
Brighton, s. l.. a three family house. on
plot 50xIoo.
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BRoNX ALTERATIONS.

srEBBINs Av. 1912 to lste, to one-half
sty stone synagogue, t2x1ol-Zion He
brew inst. Philip Wattenberg. lS42 steb,
! Weeher, Ell West 12bth ST, architect ;
consists Of an sty brick extension 4oN
90 and build 2 sty OF brick upon pres
ent structure; cost. Slo,0Oo
WEST FARMS RID, e 5. rs $ i71th st. !
~ brick garage. 25xioo-Bronx Co. w
owner; Il II Jams. Ala Madison ay. ar.
chitect; cost ...c........&l.00 600
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MORTGAGES.
DowntOwn,

(south Of Fourteenth street,
CAROLINE ST; 10; IS 2saxso; +, p m; Iu,S
s .ass iGGi sS' a.tys Gaed s Q. 81
Wash st, Hoboken, J......."..t22'oo o
East Side.
,East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
,sov s ,w i llSth :. : TTss Ju,y s-p.n,
F Romaine to Lawyers Really GO, n do,
eg %,F us ss' ish Il" oSG
4 So aims So; ATTY atty, Title Guar e. a ddd
uhhp pny 4 AZ, isoi 90 4x73, pr mtg SO:
4 1898. ' Sa m ati .ss 900 sappsm.aisa =;
s9.st TO ;fSu! sf 1sG1 On Ashton Ben:
Mech nscke TO baron de Hirsch Fund, Sc
Maiden lane, due Ang ]. ls2l' o%. ,os at nor
,o 1fTs sT. sa4 f. s2 100 bsS MiI.
Rosenberg to Mauriee Cohen; t .oa 1Hn
NY. due July !; 1890 I pr mtg as s2o P 1SG
,o HpM sr. cal Il, 25xipo H., July Der,
narda d IAberto to 'ET,ssanRs t"q Az
o'Gorman, 81 Chambers st......,' oot
West Side.
twest Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
SD ST. IS w, 25xl0o.5. m, July 3
Frederick w Lincoln to Mary Hine, ~
Park av, yrs, So; atty. T 20
lT6 Bway ...,......... ....'.'.t ooVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street
eth Ay. n W C. llsth at, lo0.11xI2o, a I
lime es-Marie l. Collins ct al to Mar!
A Mccarthy. az W Ii3th st, yr, In
as bond, pr mtg i1s,50o; attys, Guggen
heimer, y & NJ, 100 Bway. .....,s 81. 30
ls2D ST, ;, SO wadsworth sy. 5ox7O
July S--Lens Schumacher 10 Ma
Strensch. asa Central Park West, yrs
ees, pr mtg $500. atty, Harry
BronN,
Borough Of Tho BRONX
AouEDUCT Az, sA-s ISSth st. runA
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lat 320s THIRD ANENCE.l
BY Joseph L. Day.
aRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

PROSPECT Av. $. 2s1,s Home st. two
IO.txsi. l-Rothbardt Garage Inc. Max
Rothbnrdt. 1885 Madison av. president
and owner; Louis A Sheinart. aSt Bow
cry, architect; total cost. .....'S 22'ooo
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 9-Carbide made new
high on this movement, touching 80, but
eased off at close to IS. Stewart-Warner
up point. while Swift fractionally
lower. Bonds were quiet Summary
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

LAT II NESEN SIfEET.J
BY Samuel Goldstlcker
GATH ST, "a z, s. - W Madison av. ak
1905, I sty dwlg-City Real Estate Co
agt G Ford Burchell ct al due, S7.-
1880: taxes. &C. $3.50; to the plaint-
PARK AV, 1i46. 9 cor l07th at. 76.i1x
25, 6 sty int and strs--Agnes Stewart az,
Albert Tschipke ct al; due, $2l.266. So;
taxes. &c, sl,54323; to the plant
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
BY Henry Brady.
sTH ST, s76-37s T.. s. 2s3lo Av C.
3a.7x97.G, 6 sty tint and strs-U Fire
lns Co agt Dora Litchsnstein ct al !:
due. s47,l2s,S4; taxes. sc, 5000 TO
the plaintiff .....,,,.,..,,,..... $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
HENRY ST, e2S, n =, 1910 e Clinton st.
236xs7.6, 2 ETY. tine and strs-B King
aEt Cath Slattery ct al: due, sl2,e3lsS;
taxes &c. s52s: TO the plaintiff. $4,000
lat s20S THIRD AvENUE.l
by Joseph T. Day.
WALTON Av. W cor l74th st. 2bxioo.
yncant--City y y agt Richard Magee ct
al; due s33l5.06: taxes, &c. $3sS41 /;
to the defendant. ......... $1,000
TOWNSEND AN. N q cor l5ith st. 2bxlOo,
vacant-Clty n Y agt Richard Magee
ct al. action 2; due. s3,5i5,ss; taxes.
sc, s3os,s2: to the defendant. s2.275
vacant-w II Beam agt F l. Wilson.
exr. ct al: due, se.l5s.5o; taxes; &c.
s342: prior mtg slo,5oo; to the plain :
.lm Slo,OVV
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

Nv ID. W =, bet 18th and 18th SITS. TO q
one story purifier house-N Mutual
Gas Light Co. So East b7th st. owner
aud architesti cost. ...,..,,..s:o.oo
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MANuATTAN HUILDING PLANS.

asTH ST. Az to 42s West. for a one story
garage. ss.sxloo--Hemken Realty &c
me 5i3 West 2sth st, owner; u l.
Larkin, $50 West saith st srchitecti
cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .hshsss
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METAL MARKET.
OLD METALS.
fOnot tiona nominal-cents a mound !

'The buying prices are those which the larger
dealers will pay the selling prices are market
quotations to consumers.
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RENTS BROWNING DWELLING.

Pease & Gilman have leased for H.
X. Browning Of Browning. King & Co.
to Edward Keegan the four story and
basement dwelling at 76S Madison ave-
nue., adjoining the southwest corner Of
Sixty sixth street.
The sun., 1918-07-10
ANOTHER STUDIO PLANNED.

Renwick. Aspinwall & Tucker are re-
ceiving bids for the alterations OF the
dwelling at 10s East Seventeenth street
into studio apartments.
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.

BosroN, July Cooper share market
steady and dull. Other departments
moved narrowly. with turnover small.
Summary.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-Prices little
changed on small turnover. Sum-
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Bronx.

OGDEN Az. los2--Ellen McMann, as exrx
agt Edward y Garland et al foreclosure
Of MORTGAGE atty, II Hi!dreth.
iS3D ST, cor OF Davidson av. l5x100-
Ernest Romano agt w : A Bldg Const
Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atys. Goodman Werner.
BEGINNING at the cor of land OF
heirs OF Orrin Fordham and land OF
Drake w Biller running south As IT to
land OF Aaron Browning thence west 81
II to land OF Amelia Stoltz. 45xsix irres
. Mary r Kyle agt VIM A Banta ct al
partition suit; attys. Kindle & Marge-
IssTH ST. so5 and ais. E; 1905. ITO. INA
1870. 1924. 1880. 1874, ll4O Cbllege avi
also ll05 Findlay av; also lll3, lll7,
1921 Findlay av-John l. Thomas aEt
'Tully Bldg co. Inc, ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage atty, A Knox.
WHITE PLAINS RID, =. rs 22oth at.
39xS0; also White Plains I'd. 5, S.;
crawford av. 7.5Xlll7-Annie La
pof ugt John OBren Realty Co, Inc
foreclosure of MORTGAGE, atty. z
Wechser.
LOT 20. map I. OF South Mt Vernon, Craw-
ford property-Fredrich Schmitt ct a
agt Sarah l. Mapes ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagel: atty, J Elsner
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan

nth ST, n .. 1926 It OF West End av,
95.6xIl.sx irreg-Eckel NJ StIger aKt
Frank Bradley ct al tforec!osure OF
mortgage) atty. w d Stiger.
ton ST. 2i.6xl0o--Iawyers Mtg 20 aEt
Louis Lippman (amended foreclosure of
MORTGAGE; attys. Cary e. Carroll.
AMSTERDAM Az, W $, adj land OF estate
Of Elisa Jumel, 5Oxl00-Aromac Corp
agt & r Amusement Co. Inc. ct al
tejectment. &c); atty, II Frank.
SID ST, 6 E--Rond & Mtg GUARANTEES Co
aEt Adele = Dodd ct al forecloBure OF
mortage) atty, f. l. Brooks.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. July 9.-Prices ruled firm
and trading quiet. fluctuations being mar
row. Summary:
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BOSTON CURB CLOSING,
PITTSBURG.

PITrsBuRd. July 9.--Nothing Of inter-
est In local market, prices 81 owing little
change. Summary:
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BONDS

1909 City Is. AS reg 6s.. OF ~ 81 ~
400 Elec d Poe Trac a.. 7O9s 70S - 20
I5h Liberty Loan 4s.....a3. 20 81 .OS 80 20 % ne
1850 Liberty Loan I'd As. % % 81 M o. 70 % 20
$500 Liberty Loan 4As...a6 m $500 rs n e5 %
1G1 Phila Flee ,st SIS .q2 % 81 ~ o. ~ az On
700 United Ry Inc 6s.. 5s,s bsiz 5aia Se,s
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ui>; family. SIS; short clear, $40 a'I.
Beef strong: mess. S34@ 35 family. .Ss
n 80; packct, s35H 49, extra India mess,
si7T05N Hogs steady bacOns, 25ac.; 40
lbs, 2i%c; pigs, ?6'.c. Bellies Arm
picked clear, lo.i2 lbs, SEA 35c dry
firm; yellow, Is@i5.c choice house. Isl.
Il i6c. Picked hams firm regular. 1912
lbs, ?67sc.' skinned, lS.-0 lbs" III sc Tai
low firm city special, DOSE. IN Lard
dull. quoted 2tL n sic refined lard Arm
Continent. s27; South America. $40
RraEI Eees. $3.50: compound quiet
quoted 2-is a 23Ac. Stearno arm; cIty
lard s.car.uc. @7'sc,, cleo l9c.
RICE -prices are nominally unchanged
at 80, a 100. for domestic medium, 10 u
lOlo o. for fancy head, loH n loisc. for cN-
ira fancy. 9i.p CSC. for Japan and 81 u
Q ~ for blue rose.
SUGAR--Cut loaf. &c; crushed, s76c.
mould A. SCI cubes. S.21c.: X&xX pow
/ dsred. 77oc.; powdered. 1850; hne gran
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Borough Of Tho BRONX
AoUEDUCT Az, = -s ISSth st runa
The Washington times., 1918-09-05
SCHUMANN-HEINK'S
GARDENER IS SLAIN

Los ANGELES, Sept 5.-Mme. Schu-
mann-Heink is very much affected
over the death on her Grossmont es-
tate OF the gardener, Wilhelm Best
horn, who disappeared some time ago.
When his shoes and other articles of
apparel were found on the place care
Eul search was made and finally his
body was found where it had been
buried by his murderer.
On Mime. Schumann-Heink's return
she was greatly agitated over the
loss OF her employe, who had made
a beautiful place OF her Grossmont
grounds. She declares that she never
again will live at the place and will
offer II for sale. She has offered a
reward OF $500 for the apprehension. OF
one Lester Lee. q Korean, who Is
suspected of the crime, and who has
disappeared.
Since the murder, Il has been dis
covered that paste substitute has been
placed in a ring left in the contralto's
rooms, substituted for a valuable dia-
mond. This. too, is laid at Lees door.
II he has not escaped into Mexico,
which is only few miles from Gross
mont-and he had several days
start-the police probably will cap
ture him.
The Washington times., 1918-09-05
STRACCIARI LIKES
ROLE Of BARBER"

Ricardo straeciar1, who will give
his conception. Of the title role in
Rossinfs Barber Of Seville" on the
forthcoming tour Of the Chicago
Opera Company, on which occasion
the Rosina will be sung by Mime.
Gani-curci, looks upon this role as
the one which has given him most
pleasure and brought him more hon.
ors than any other in this repertoire
OF some nifty operas.
1t Is with great pride that Mr..
Stracciari, in recent interview,
stated that 1t was quite true that in
1915 he was selected by the man
agement OF La Scala, in Milan, to
sing the Figaro in the Barber Of
Seville" when La Scala gave four
special gala performances of this
opera in honor of the centenary Of
Rossini's masterpiece. Out OF all the
baritones available, Stracciari was
chosen Instead of four perform
ances, as announced, he sang the role
in rapid succession sixteen times.
In the audience at the opening per-
Torrance was the famous Toscanini.
The conductor was Maestro Mancin-
ELL, who, addressing the baritone
after the nrst act, remarked: You
have made me forget all my best
"reminiscences of the Barber
The Washington times., 1918-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS BAND
IN ENCORE SEASON

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. $50 success
full has been the season OF concerts by
the Minneapolis Municipal Band, Jo-
seph Sainton conductor, at Lake Har-
riet that a supplementary season is
being given.
This is Mr.. Sainton's fourth seasons
engagement The Immediate following
created at the first has been sustain
ed with increasing enthusiasm on the
part of the people throughout the
entire period. Even now many regrets
are heard at the approach OF the end
of the summer and the attending close
of its municipal band season. Mr..
Sainton's crisp, decisive beat and
many attributes OF fine musical in
telligence led his men in an effective
performance OF a program including
Sousa's march. The Bride-Elect" and
STARS and Stripes Forever" Thur
mans suite, Americans" selections
from Victor Herbert's The Red Mill, !"
Suppe's overture, Poet and Peasant"
Czibulka's Loves Dream After the
Ball." selections from Emerich Kali
mans "Sari," and Offenbach's over
ture. "orpheus"