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The sun., 1919-08-26
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shampan & Shampan architects, have
filed plans in the building department
for two story basement and cellar
synagogue to be erected on the north
side Of Fourteenth street. 225 feet east
of Seventh avenue, in the park slope
section Of Brooklyn, for the Congrega-
ton Tiefereth Israel, of which Jacob
Brill Of 20S Prospect Park West Is
president.
j. Arthur Fischer has been appointed
agent for the Ave story store and apart
ment building at 80 West Thirty-ninth
street.
William B. May q Co. and the Brown,
Wheelock Company were the brokers in
the sale of SO East Fifty-seventh street,
for Harrison e. Gowtry to Arthur Bris-
bane.
The sun., 1919-08-26
100000 SCHULTZ LEASE.

Samuel ]. Tankoos has leased for the
Schultz Realty Company for term OF
twenty-one years at q rental aggregat-
ing 5000 900 the entire building at los
East Fourteenth street, extending
through to Thirteenth street. and the
lessee, owning and operating chain
OF retail shoe store establishments, will
upon the expiration Of the existing lease.
make extensive alterations and open
branch establishment.
The sun., 1919-08-26
HESS Business Property
Legion Post Formed in Bronx.

Sidney Howith Post Of the American
Legion, made up Of residents Of The
Bronx who served in the navy during
the war, has been organized in that
borough. The name was chosen In
honor of the first American sailor from
The Bronx to be killed after war was
declared. Raphael r. Murphy, secretary
to Supreme Court Justice Mitchell, a
former ensign, has been elected COM
mander. He is anxious to have former
naval men get in touch with him at 1872
Arthur avenue, The Bronx.
The sun., 1919-08-26
TWO HEIGHTS FLATS SOLD.

Frederick Brown has bourht rom
Anna E. Benjamin the no-t',w 81 corner
Of Pinehurst avenue and ..3.h street. a
five story apartne"t i-...4e. on q plot b0x
100, renting for sil,V00 and held at $780,
600. Willard Welt was the broker.
In the same section H. T. Wood has
sold for the Killsalough Realty Company
9S and 100 Haven avenue, opposite 172d
street. a Ave story apartment house on
a plot 5Ox1OOx1O5, held at $4,000 and
renting for $4,000. This property was
acquired by the seller about hfteen
months ago from Frederick Brown In a
trade for the southeast corner OF Co
lumbus avenue and 101st street. The
new owner is an investor.
The sun., 1919-08-26
Annual Meeting of Credit Men.

E. s. Boteler of G. X. Sheridan q Co.
has been nominated for reelection as
president of the New York Credit Mems
AssociatIon. The annual meeting of the
association will be held ct the head
quarters at ago Broadway on Septem-
beI IS.
Other nominations are II. c. Balm
bridge of Charles T. Bainbridge's Sons,
first vice-president Willard Han of
Wellington, Sears 4 Co.. second vice.
president; j. o. Hobby, Jr,. of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Company. treasurer.
The sun., 1919-08-26
SELLS 30 EAST 9eD STREET.

Electus T. Backus of the Guardian
Holding Company sold IS East Seventy
second street, a four story dwelling, Tax
100, held at 100000. for Mrs. Alice
Grace D'Oench to the Guardian Holding
Company, which owns the adjoining
twelve story apartment house at the
northeast corner of Madison avenue.
The new owners will alter the building
lust purchased.
The sun., 1919-08-26
AUCTION SALE NETS s4e2.o2S.

At the continuation auction sale at
Neponsit, held on Saturday afternoon by
Fred Snow of the Jere Johnson, Jr''
Company, auctioneer. 176 lots were dis
posed of for s77.s75. This, with the. re-
suit of last weeks sale, makes total OF
7Ts lots sold at Neponsit for total OF
S4e2,025.
Among the buyers at Saturdays sale
ware Rose Hartuct, p. Fleming, Mrs. j.
s LAWYER, Joseph w. White. H. Lewis,
p. Ewald, n. Martell, z. F. Ryan. N. e.
Joffee, E. F. Wilson, Miss T. NJ. Casasza,
Mayard Hemer. R. washburn. George j.
Brown, ]. X. Newman, ]. H. Little. H.
A. Rogers, B. Fepovitch. A. H. Ffnfeld'
A. A. Keenon and Rose Hyman.
The sun., 1919-08-26
MY, wool Sale in Liverpool.

BosroN, Aug 25.--According TO infor-
nation received here by cablegram a.
600 bales of wool will be offered at the
Government auction in Liverpool. which
starts August 20. Offerings will include
900 bales greasy merino Sydneys.
1000 bales Adelaides, 1000 bales greasy
crossbreds, 1900 bales f., klands. $50
bales slips.
The remainder. will consist of secured
merinos and crossbreds.
The sun., 1919-08-26
RECORDED, LEASES.

BATH ST, n q, 326, the land-Chaima
Realty Corp to VIM F Fame, weehaw-
ken. n J, and Geo Macpherson. Leonia:
N j, 20 7-12 yrs from Aug 1. 1919. and
2-2i yr renew; attys, Morris & Nc
LE EtS Az, aoii to ,oas. aii~Joei
ises. yrs from Dec /. 1919; attys.
Frackuran q R, 81 Chambers st; t12.soo
to ..,.....:.....,;.... .';....;;tl 400
Isidore and Morris Goodman. 2Sl g I'd
81, Bklyn. yrs. az mos from Feb
w 1919: atty. NJ L Staub. 500 Broad
slST ST, e, 81 to 81, top noor-crompton
Bldg Corp to Harry Ninth. 107 Hoe
av, s yrs from Feb 1, 1890; atty. Abr
Goodman. 2ss Bway. .,..,.... 10000
The Bronx.
FOX ST. b7s. Is apartments-Philiow Rlty
Co 10 Sam Weiss, 6T6 Fox at. ct al, / yr
from May !, 1919; atty, ID Greenblatt, SIG
Fox Il. 49,. 49,. 80. -. ,k0,OLo
The sun., 1919-08-26
100 NAyEsINK LOTS SOLD.

A largely attended and successful auc-
lion sale at Navesink Park. Atlantic
Highlands, N. j., was held by Bryan i.
Kennedy last Saturday. After disposing
Of 100 lots and three dwellings at an av-
erage of sss2 per lot the sale was ad-
journed on account OF darkness. Among
the buyers were l.. r. Titus. Gramercy
Park Realty Company, Ignatius Colet-
tbs Reina, William G. Schmidt. ]. j. Nc
Eiroy and Max Wolf of New York city
Paul Lichenstein. F. w. Jory. Florence
N. Duleto Carl C. Lantz, Katherin
Woods and Mrs. ]. s. Cruiser OF Atlantic
Highlands, N. j.; A. L. Baias, James
Schannon and T. T, Melville OF Brook
iyn, and Thomas Mason OF East orange
n. j.
The sun., 1919-08-26
RICHMOND NOTES.

Fraser, Brace & Clarke Drydock Cor
poration leased from the South Atlantic
Realty Company, through ]. Sterling
Drake, the shore-front property on New
York Bay, Clifton, for ninety-nine years.
orneIius @. Kolff sold for Allen F.
jacobson the residence on Stanley ave-
nue., Brighton Heights. to Lieut. r.
Brack, who will occupy.
The sun., 1919-08-26
WILL SELL 246a SECOND AVE.

Joseph p. Day will offer at Supreme
Court foreclosure sale to-day at noon
in the Real Estate Exchange salesroom.
~ Vesey street, the premises at 2452
Second avenue, Manhattan. This prop
erty consists of five story brick tene-
ment with two stores on lot 2S.Sx100,
between 125th and 126th streets.
The sun., 1919-08-26
SEVERAL BIG FLATS LEASED.

H. Holtz q Co. leased the I'VE story
apartment houses at 1o5-lo7 West 104th
street for the City Real Estate Improve
ment Corporation, to George Ward Tor
long term Of years at an aggregate rem
tai Of S136, 900.
Edward w. Browning leased for a
long term the four Ave story apartments
at ESQ to 2s6 St Nicholas avenue, north,
east corner Of hath street, to Samuel
Dublin, Jr. Arthur A. Cutler was the
broker and will manage the property.
The sun., 1919-08-26
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

AsTH ST, g. sss W "a av, 1S.Sx100.5--
Frances A l. Haven agt Joseph II Hoad-
lev ct al (amended foreclosure OF mort
RaKe); attys Sherman Sterling,
18TH ST 1874 E-susan Bushnen ct
al, exrs, agt Louis Lipschitz ct al
1amended foreclosure of mortgage) ;
attys Shsarman 4 Sterling.
12lTH ST. s s. 1889 ID av ls.9x10o.11-
New York Life ms and Trust Co, as
exr' ACT Melah Realty Co foreclosure
Of mortsage); sttys, Emmett Parish.
iAbTH ST, ., 100 Amsterdam av, 16x
90 ii-iiia Morrison Weed. by guardian,
All Manuel BRAZIL ct al faction to
recover possession atty. Lange, Jr.
s6TH ST. 1871 to l61 W-sarsh Cohn agt
Tappan Realty Co foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. l oainsburg.
The sun., 1919-08-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

BoTH ST, az E--Nattie Eilinger to District
No Independent Order Benai Birth,
April .. 1879; atty. s NJ Roeder. Is
Chambe ct. ,:..;...,..; ..,;SI, 600
Kings County Trust Co. Brooklyn, " Y.
May 10. 1917; atty, Geo N Brewer. -
Court st, Brooklyn. ..,............. $500
Essex ST, lls-Barnet and Matte Kerner
10 the Bank OF United States and Matilda
soboi, Sept rs. 1907; atty. l. & CO.
100 Bway. ......... ...,,..,.. .NO,OOO
The sun., 1919-08-26
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A REAL, FARM FOR SALE

200 acre farm In Mohawk Valley in high
est state of cultivation. all tnlable. eaSily
worked; u mile from West shore; IN
by the Hon. John IL Starin, Best set of
buildings in this part OF State, including
creamery handling 10000 pounds OF milk
daily, two large tenant houses, besides
dwelling, barn stanchions. 3s cows, IL
box stalls and sheep pens. Inquire r. NJ.
BENNETT, Fultonville. n. Y. Telephone
125Fl2.
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nan. Simon sarnoff. Perry b. Rowson,
n. j. Donneily and 8. II. Calnert.
OTHER SALES In MANHATTAN.

WEST NINETY-SECOND STREET
aired Olenick sold to the Right
Realty and Security Company es
west Ninety-second street, a three
story dwelling, 20x100.
WEST 173D sTREET-Moore g. wy
ckon sold for Charles II. Newcomb to
Meyer Eisenberg a five story apart
mentart 665 West 1874 street on a
plot 87.6x100.
SEVENTH AVENUE-w. Irving Clark
sold to the Royal Speciality Manu-
featuring Company two four story
buildings on plot 40x100 at 2s0 and
zs2 Seventh avenue, near Twenty
seventh street.
ELEVENTH AvENUE--John NJ. Le-
chich bought from Mary M. Lynn
and others eo6 Eleventh avenue,
Isl feet south Of Forty-fifth street,
q four story tenement, 19.1x70. The
buyer owns e02 and s04 and now con-
trolls a plot 5sx100.
The sun., 1919-08-26
RoBERr l.. BACON Is A BUYER.

Robert L. Bacon. son of the late Am
bassador, is the buyer of the dwelling at
11e East Seventy-frst street, sold re-
Gently by Catherine c. Johnston: MT
Bacon recently bought and resoid the
dwelling at 13o East Sixty-fifth street.
The sun., 1919-08-26
Magistrate McAdoo Back on Job.

william McAdoo, Chief City Magis-
trate. was back at his desk yesterday for
the first time since he was run down by
an automobile on Staten Island several
months ago. Although still limping
slightly, he said he felt we'll and that
nearly all traces Of his accident had
disappeared
The sun., 1919-08-26
Live stock Market. in Other cities.

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug 25.-HoEs-Re-
ssp sGfs SUcd to esoss back pscE
ers and butchers, t22; common to choice.
sisaI7.5O: pigs, ,lSR1e,25.
fftsh' SssSsr Steers s9 Extra sAYPsT's
@dS s 70 f ST e SSiGct hsf:r s SSm
:4 aS' t sGGd to to s SaSe' g SaSs1
A1 shsepSKeeeIpts, $500; steady, Good to
fSGis msaS FGod ff to- eS sS soGd
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. a5.-cattle
steers, .sisal7; butchers, .seIs,7s; year,
psS Su. hstsr' S .,saRi: sT SSs
feeders. ssgloSo; fresh cows and SPRING
caives1Receipts 1000; good. active. IS
Af HSs. h. Rsssp y: !GS y Ds ? ,
gas; pigs 'ss; roughs. 'ls.bOGls; stays,
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000; lam BIS,
s75, lower; others $50, lower; lambs $50
Is; yearlings. tsGl2; wethers. yo91o.5o;
ewes. sS9s5O; mixed sheep, ''.sO&lO. -
G oHd Aug 's@MOs.-Ressl Soc.
TSp SIZES heavy ' iG'I medium hrm
weight 1898 a FL co; light weight, $3.50
a2i.s5; light light, sIs,75S9ii5; heavy
P PssssiR rough %'' .ipo5ssg Ss.
sl77b619.
Csttle-Recelpts, $4,000; estimated for
tomorrow, 1900; good and choice native
csc. lower; bulls. 26 to soc. lower. Beer
steers. medium and heavy weight, choice
and, prime. ns;5o9iS75i medium and
light weight, good and choice, ;i1SiSsS;
medium and common, te.509It; butcher
cattle, heiters, t75o6lB; cows s7.2S@
calves light and handy weight tis92O;
.!,25eIi; Western range, steers, S.5oS
1857 cows and heifers, ,7.6o0ls
Tomorrow, $500 Lambs mostly Is to- to-
soc. lower than Friday; sheep mostly csc
lower Lambs, 81 pound. down, SAC
iso ws SSs aaS iS% .Sa! medium
good and choice, S71S9a25; culls and
common, SqT2b.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 2B-Cattie steady.
supply, ITO loads. Prime: 'is25 91s.7J.
pI SHEEP w si5ong ;TSpS + double decks
common: $685. lambs 'iG1S; veal
p, Hsss :,s3,d! ,spER,y 2: double deck.
Workers.. s22,7b@?si light Workers t2G.75
@22;25; pigs. 'sl92l,5oi rOushs. 1Is9
1850.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-Hogs-Re-
ceiptss,- 5000; uneven: higher; bulk, s2O'25
weights, s2O96@ll.45; lights, s2oq2iS5;
light fights 1880 92o76: packing sows,
;is@ls.bo; pigs, $3.50 2O75.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 and 5000 calves;
steady; heavy beef steers choice and
prime. si7,S5RlSS5; medium and good,
Sil60aiT.s5; common, sl2.26al1.4O; light
weight, good and choice. sl4.4Oal77O;
cattle heifers. ss,26@i4s5; COWS, tsi59
1895; Gamers and cutters, s5.25@8l5;
veal calves, light and handy weight 1880
steers, $500 q ll.25.
sheep-Receipts. l7.000s steady; lambs,
good and choice, ni.5o9i7i .oulis and
ewes, culls and common. S2.751t75;
breeding ewes, ,s.7S9iSbo; feeder lambs,
SleBoq 1880.
The sun., 1919-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.


Cattle. Calves. Sheep Hogs
Sew YORK. .:..",s5Ss ,,ss ',sss 1905
Central ..,. Union. ,a''' 1894 mas 80.
or safe. Medium to prime steers, $50 ase
COW: and 'f fst S% fsos arm so hsSsT; other
Ssry psm w' s.. to , .o Ss s 9s
100 lbs; common to good bulls, is,So9
Dressed beef arm; ordinary to prime
native sides. $50 25o. per ID. The steam.
ship Samland got off Sunday with 400
cattle for Swift & Co., and 500 cattle for
ment; ali to be landed at Antwerp. n
sales-McPherson a Co. 20 virginia.
steers, 1926 lbs. average. t1t75i 5, ESQ.,
SlE6Oi 20. 1,OS2, $3.50; 20 Kentucky,
LIS, 1880; bulls. LBS, ,s.75i e.. i,2os,
Ley Is COWS COWS and heifers sss, No'Ssgi
W,- west virsinis steers, l'izb. tls,n ~
3al SMIi. az e. K:9tScEy .,ss; i;iia, ',sssSs:
w West t'g S,, ssSo' Myers aou. sT AN az
iIhs sVnkninis steers, iios: Noso 80
tit, less siS on The lot heller, $50, So;
lad neh az SKY steer i.eS9; WEE; pSi pull
SO IL: soa az, sos Ksrns
so Co 20 West Virginia steers
Newton ca 2, cS %est a V1rri se st.srs asa
sIs; j. G. curtis-& Son; "a state steers
$50, ss.ab; o. SCI Ss'ic: iss' ~; 3.
747. 1850; ls, III, 81; IL cow. and hsifers,
s s 'C J aslf' .;,t $50; 'is - a., G0y y;
ees, t6i re, $40, tb.fb; 10, ss6, - Andrew
mullen; 16 bulls, 1901, $3.50; II, a1s, ts.2b;
Is, SIS SS.sS. SOD ~ H. Hoiiis;;
az bulls si5, ;s.ab; s, $50, $50.
oALyEs-R.o,,n,,. ..s7o ns.a. 700 on
sale. Veals steady; other calves lower; all
sold. Common to prime veais. i1s62b per
81 Go fsd :aiS 81, '% g,.@n min s' ,s
$50: Westerns, t1S9l6,50; dressed calves
steady; city dressed veals, 2sQ 36c. per lb
country dressed do, 260 Ssc.
lbs. average, ,s5; Is. 1855, ;24's5; II, iS7,
sa4; 81. lss, taS; bs, lar, s1si 7. lbs,. t1s;
s sSl a,t Sal G.,,. 10 5ss G ,ss "a
;Mss; iss SO; ' g. i.s. sis' !. III. az;
les ~ III, 2. All . 20. e 's &, I e. H. e' Hci.
a; i yesls, ~, iS5; =, ia. iat;So: 50.
;a% %s ns sa'Ss' ~ .in %. i; AVE rs
.issS: s; judo 4 Co; - ys.is. its. ii5;
s, Guis' aSo vs. ~ SKIN mig s caves 55Gt'
sis, western Gs,o ea xss,. z.I o0 % SAND
-. 90
iss, 'aa5S; Y, Jas, ga 2. iOt. ga year ear;
lings. 40 $3.50, Tooin q shannon: a
yeals, iSo. s2s; TO- $50, s2S; 2. 40 szo; y;
S, va ~ WI si,r ,n nj es,ye. 1 rsS
siS. Newton Co.: IS yeeis ltc, go g.
1913. s2l; skim milk calves, 2eo w.
Kerns Commission Co.: 20 veals. l7s, sze;
Is culs, lsS SIS.
s,,ru, AVN ,.,,.. ., ,so
head 60 cars on sale. Sheep, Soc. lower;
lambs opened slow and soc. O 81 lower;
close very dull and s191.bo on medium
cars will be carried over. Common to
prime sheep sold at ss@s.5o per 100 lbs;
culls, tsgS5o; common to prim,,e, lambs n,1,,s
s79lO. Dressed mutton lower at l29iso.
per lb.; dressed lambs weak and declining
at ao@ Soc.
sales-Tobin & Shannon: 7o5 Kentucky
lambs. II lbs, average. $3.50; 1ss, 80,
$3.50; 424. 81, s16.25; 256. 81, SIS; 2S1,
50. tli.50; 225, IS, sll; +st. So. SIS; 47s
Ohio. g.. .ls; 8 yeariings. S., $40 -
sheep, III. 50; g.. 1873, 81; 20 eulls, ~. ".
The sun., 1919-08-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

+. BRICK BUILDING, containing $4,000
square feet, boilers and engines: plot lo0x
100; no agents. Write TO ]. SCHMIDT.
owner. 81 End St, Hoboken. n, J.
The sun., 1919-08-26
MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST, 1854 w-The Fairfaets Co, Inc
agt Edwin Zittel. owner; F Wright
agent .................. ''..s'''' $50
The sun., 1919-08-26
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

BY Henry Brady.
STANTON ST. 80, s. 264 Eidridgs
st, 25.4x75, sty tint and strs-M c
win, + & P, attys; due on judgt, s2i.-
4s9. "a; taxes, &c, se2.84; sold to the
plalntln ..... 90. go. .kz0.OOO
The sun., 1919-08-26
wEsTcHEsrER REAL ESTATE.
roR SALE ATT LAKE MAuopAo

BUNGALOWS consisting of bedrooms
2 baths, kitchen, living room, closed porch.
electric light, running water, open hre-
places, steam heat Apply :. FROHOCK,
Madison Ave Tei 1877 Gramercy.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Forced to Sell
MY NEW HOME.

Changes in my business plans
force me to sell this week, at
a fraction of it's real value,
my beautiful new eight room
home, finished this month.
complete in every detail, on
plot 100N160. This house is un-
usual in many respects. II is
in real country. near city. and
overlooks large mountains and
lakes. yet within committing
distance of New York City;
express service. See this and
compare il with any honse
anywhere. Price $4,000. Mort
gage $4,000. T. j., Box 22S
Sun Downtown.
The sun., 1919-08-26
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THnesday

Tuesday.
p a. Ss Portugal a So Ma ssn Parcel S1'
Europe Except Germany, Athuania and
Latvia). Africa and West Asia, via Cher.
s: nnG erss iean Rayp
ish India. British East Africa and Malta,
IS. Lapland, A. NJ,
Portugal and spain especially addressed
only, via Lisbon Cadz and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for Portugal. SIS. un0e
South Africa, via Cape Town; also parcel
post mails for Union OF South Africa, SIS,
Clan Cumming 10 A. N,
Gibraltar. via Gibraltar and Pauas; also
So Fdsehil, 70 A. N.
for despatch by this steamer), via Gibraltar
and Naples; also parcel post mails for Glib
ra!tSr ana Italy, SIS Duca degli AbruzEi.
Glesoo parcel post mails only. via Pr
raeus S. Ramona, 10 A. NJ.
FrenGe, Belgium, Roumsnia, Bulgaria,
German Austria. Poland, Switzerland. Italy.
Spain, Greece, Portugal. Egypt, British
india, British East Africa, Malta, ceylon.
also parcel post mails for France, Algeria,
Corsica and funis SIS la Lorraine, $50 A NJ
As01R Islands and Gibraltar dtay must be
stesmer). via Ponta Delgada, Gibraltar and
Naples also parcel post malls for Azores,
Gibraltar and llayi IS Canopic, IL M
Friday.
Iceland. via Reykjavik; also parcels post
mails for Iceland, IS. Gullfoss, IL NJ.
Saturday.
Europe except Germany, Nthuania and
Lstyia). Africa and West Asia, via liver
pool mail must be specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer), Sc CArmsnia.
= A, NJ.
Belgium and Luxembourg (parccI post mail
and specially addressed correspo ndence), via
Antwerp, SIS. West Wauneke, A. NJ.
Europe except Germany, Lthuania and
Latual. Africa and West Asia. via Liver
poo; also parcel post mails for Great Brit
attn, Ireland, Egypt, British india, British
East Africa and Malta. SIS. Baltic. A. NJ
The sun., 1919-08-26
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting malls close at G. p. o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands (via Vancouver and Victoria, b.
c.. September 10, SIS. Monteagle.
Tahiti, MRrquesas, Cook islands, New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralis (via San Frsncsco), August 81 ST.
Moana.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia
(via Vancouver and Victoria. d. c., Sep
TENDER l. SIS. Makura.
The sun., 1919-08-26
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
~ Aaxr
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due Iu-lhy

Due Iu-osy.
So Brazlleira CadiE, July Is.
b. Deun4Stuun, Glbraltar, July u
SIS Manxman, Bordeaux, July 50.
ss Santa Tecla, Stockholm, July %.
Sc Bylayl, Dartmouth. July 81.
ss Breiz Izel, Havre. Aug. !.
SIS Bendu, Liverpool, Aug 2.
SIS NArkwotth. Shields, Aug. 2.
SIS Alenthus, Fowney, Aug. 8.
SIS Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug. 10
- Benedict, IAra, Aug. !.
~ Agula. Liverpool, Aug.
- Uk" htalry Dartmouth Aug. 6.
SIS Trafalgar Greenock. Aug. I.
SIS Lake Foniana, Portland, Eng, Aug.
SIS Nitruvia Ardossan, Aug. y.
SIS Lake Clear, Cardiff, Aug. 3
SIS LGc!scn, Barry, Aug. &C.
SIS Baron polwoTth, Ardrossan, Aug. Q.
SIS StavHngerfiord, Bergen, Aug. is.
SIS Stockholm, Gothenburg, Aug, 16.
IS George Washington, Brest, Aug. II.
SIS Canandagua, Brest, Aug. Is.
SIS Europa, Naples, Aug. u.
IS San Gennaro Genoa, Aug. Is.
IS Gregory, Para, Aug. 10,
SIS Abang ayeZ, santa Maria. Aug. 10.
SIS City of St. Louis, Savannah, Aug. %.
IS FL Paso, New Orleans, Aug. %.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS OtseGo Brest, Aug. IS.
SIS Susqueh anna, Brest. Aug. is.
Due Thursday.
ROsallnd, Halifax, Aug 20
Philadelphia, San Juan, Aug. %.
Peerless, St NaEAire, Aug. 10.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FOREST AvENUE-Eugene ]. Busher
sold for Elizabeth L. Merritt the three
family house at 1908 Forest avenue to
Edward Huse, plot 25x135,
The sun., 1919-08-26

SIS Lake Yelverton, from Glasgow.
IS Steadfast, from I"owey.
SIS Ceralyo, from Newport, England.
SIS Wells City, from Bristol.
SIS Saranac, from London.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-26
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Frank Korteba called on Alex Botz
Monday.
Joe Jenc and two sons were out
fishing Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lynch
June 22nd a baby girl.
Mrs. Ed Morgan and son Jim spent
Sunday in Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weber spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of Joe
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Jno. Ripka, ST., helped Walter
Hummer single his house one day
last week.
AL and Bill Dickhause and Frank
jaeger spent Sunday afternoon at
Math Jagers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Veeder and son
Raymond spent Sunday night at the
Ed Morgan home.
The dance at Joe Doubrava's on
Thursday evening was well attended
and all reported a good time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-26

Mrs. Emil Ripka and SON Erwin
spent few days last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spaeth.
Mrs. Fellow and three children from
Hibbing are spending month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe larger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey from Min
neapolis are visiting at the home OF
their brothers-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Barner.
A large number of people gathered
near Padua Sunday to witness the ball
games between Elrosa and Padua,
Elrosa being the winner and Getty
and Padua also played, score being IL
to Is in favor of Getty.
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The Beaver family returned home
from Iowa last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Holmberg attended
the coffee party last Sunday.
The Farmers Club will have picnic
next Sunday at Cedar Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coyle called at
the Martin home last Sunday.
Paul Rachny, who spent three
weeks in Iowa returned to his home
last Monday.
Joe Dirnberger from Sank Centre
was around this vicinity last Friday
and bought some stock.
Mrs. F. Martin and Mrs. Reed
visited with Mrs. H. Hamlin at Long
Prairie one day last week.
There will be preaching at the
Evangelical church at Birchdale on