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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Duo To-day.
SIS Clio, Bordeaux. March ~
S. Adelhetd, Gibraltar, March IS.
Sc De Soto, Antwerp, March IS.
IS Algerie. Antwerp. March Il.
Sc Ihsmisto, Celts. March Is.
Sc Lake Larga, Gibraltar March IL
ss Sldra. Barry, March %.
Sc Sonia, Antwerp. March ~.
IS Frederick Luckenoach Barry, March 2
50 Norfolk. Falmouth. March 10.
IS Noruga, Christiania, March II.
s. Carolina, Gibraltar, March e.
SIS Pioneer, Gibraltar, March IS
IS Splendor. Gibraltar. March II.
SIS c. Lopez Lopez. Cadiz, March 81
SIS Liege. Antwerp. March %.
SIS West Avensl, Crist obsl, March ~
SIS Alexander Kjelland, Bordeaux March n,
S. Tlrret Crown. orsn, March ~.
IS Muncaster Castle. London. March %.
Sc Caronia, Liverpool. March 20.
S. Mauretania, Southampton, March ii.
S. Rollo. Ant verp. March 81.
ss West Hobomac Fowey. March q.
S. Natal. Antwerp. March %.
IS West Madalset, Bordeaux. March e.
Sc H. C. Flood. Christians. March q.
Sc FL Sud, Galveston, April |.
So Maracaibo. Porto Rico. March 30.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Canopic, Marseilles March -
IS Westchester, Nantes March -.
So Magdsla Gibraltar March -
S. Australrange. London, March IS.
Sc Hallfried, Bordeaux March %.
SIS West Galeta. st. Nszaire March %.
Sc Ruth, Bordeaux. March "a.
S. Ell Mar. New Orleans, April :.
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New York. April 6.
Trouting ON Sorth Shore Of ST. Lawrence.

There must he many fishermen IN New
York who, like myssf ava totally ignorant
Of where TO go for their trout nshtng, OF
the best time to go and Of the tackle and
fies 70 use,
Myself a Canadian, ! have nshed sea
trout from Tadousac, on the north shors
OF the 81. Lawrence. as far down as seven
Islands and including OF course tho Sague-
nav.
II has always seemed 20 mo that New
Workers spend a great deal Of time and
money to secure decent hshiug, ana while
there must De many Who are aware Of
the excellent sport which can he had on
the north shore of the 81, Lawrence IN
the district mentioned, stIll there must he
thousands who have no idea Of tho posi-
bIities for really wonderful nshing and
at a comparatively nominal cost.
For instance, what could be more access
~. 'hrn ~ '-'~ i'"' N-~' r'"-s
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
TRANSFERS.
tN!th nAme and address Of owner and
attorney)

" lth name anu ADDRESS OF owner ana
atorney,)
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street,
BCLKHEAD on y r, begins at S s. Pier
%, opposite Barclay ct, runs II 1871 y
dist bet Piers ls and II, undivided
els4-b7eo0 int, plus l-les int which
Margt f Zimmerman ownad at time of
her death: also an equal 2.lsi.57.6O0 int
plus I-l2s int in all rights OF Wharfage
cranage. SC, to Pier lf--Warren Cruik-
shank ct al eXrs 10 Chas F. Perklns, 2si
Henry ST. 'Bklyn; atty, Itle Quar- & T
", ! 70 bNaE $50 ..'' ,.... SS1,oO
INTERIOR STRIP. begins on OF a 5
n alley at OF : Morris ST, aexS---
Francis ] sullivan ct nj to VIM j. Wallis
1852 18Th #: Bklyn; : c, records fr
MERCY sT 1Ss. 's6,,cGH.'boi'sIir c1
Warehouse storage 90 to NJ Andersen.
1850 Asa ~. Bklvn. and ano. all Hens.
Aprh T. atty W Gay!or. 90 Pine
81 ssrssts'''' .'''.s- tss.....,.. sHs, o.. q
East Side.
Last OF Fifth avenue, between 10 lrteenth
and 10Th strects.)
foTH ~. az n. fsviaa = Morris
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FORTY ACRE TRACT
AT JAMAICA SOLD
Home Colony Planned for
Sife-Ofher L. l. Deals.

new moderate price home develop
ment Is to spring up on Long Island as
result of the sale of a tract OF forty
seven acres at Jamaica. adjoining the
Hillside station Of the Long island Rail-
road and the jamaica Estates develop
nent, to the jamaica Hillside Gardens,
Inc. newly formed. with a capital OF
100000. c. II. Brlscoe. G. whlttelsey,
and r. c. Culver are directors Of the
new corporation, which wilPproceed with
development work at once and market
the property this spring. The property
will be laid out in twenty foot lots and
offered on easy terms.
Roman Callman Company and Fred
erick FRANKIE sold a three story factory
building TO be erected on the plot 15ox
100 on tho north side or Thirteenth
street, 165 feet east of Van Alst avenue,
Long Island City. to the Lauraine Mag
ncto Company, a corporation recently
organized which will use this as a first
unit OF their new establishment in Ions
Island City.
The Lewis H. May Co. sold for Will
lam A. Marsh a two story house at 2
Pearl street, Far Rockaway. L. L, to
client for investment.
Alfred E. Schermerhorn has rented
places at Southampton. l.. l.. to Mrs.
Robert 8. Mccormick. Harrison Tweed,
Mrs. Ell X Robinson, Mrs. j. Stewart
Doubleday. Morris e. Kellogg, Mrs. John
B. Duer. Henry +. Du Pont, Mrs. Hoff-
man Miller. Claiming p. Wiley, Win
throp w Aldrlch. Paul Tuckerman, Rob-
ert Mcqueen Grant. Thomas S. McLane
and Mrs. Joseph A. F7annery.
John f. Scott rented for H. A. Hisb!e
his country place on the East Rockaway
road at Hewlett. l. l.. 70 William c.
a
house on Washington avenue, Lawrence,
l. l., to Major Philip J. NIcCook for
Thomas Hassett. his house on Franklin
place, Woodnere. to Beverley r. Robin
son; for Herbert A. Weeks. his house
on Briarwood Crossing Cedarhurst, L.
l., TO John Auchincloss; for Mrs. L. d.
Sealy, her cottage known tas Avalon, at
Lewrence Beach. to Howard Marshall.
Cross & Brown Co. sold TO S. Jacobs
ten lots, running through from Sixth to
Seventh avenue. north Of Pierce ave-
nue., for Abraham Altman: to the same
buyer, two lots Immediately adjoining,
for Rudolph Bruer to Harry Harris a
plot at the southwest corner OF Graham
and Seventh avenues, for Annie Black :;
and to +. Fingeroth plot Of eight lots
on the east side of Sixth avenue. 40 feet
south of Graham avenue, through to
Seventh avenue, for J. ]. Buckley and
Edward Cominsky
The Neponsit Realty Company sold
houses at Ncpons!t. West Rockaway,
L. J., to DR.. William Chubbuck, E. Il. ].
Graf James Newman. w. " Best, Henry
Cole Quinby, Charles Bloom, Paul r.
Cuddihy. George Brown, Walter H W.T.
son and Austin s. Herman: also plots
4ox10o each to George Brown and Wal
ter Fl. Wilson. and to jeremiah William
Fritz plot 100x1o0. on Washington
boulevard. on which he will erect a
house and garage costing $4,000.
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Salmon Fishing on Cape Cod.


PLYMOUTH. Mass, April 6--Ths open
ing day for salmon fishing here vas April
l, whish was very cold day for anglers
Long POND T Gshing 70! ' ,He ana locked
chinook salmon. with a total catch % hf'y
Ssh ranging in weight from three to ten
The Two ilarses, were taken BY, II. r,
nhessman . Abingdon and e. 4. Moore II
Boston ara ne!Sht1 ten POUNDS d,a ea srs
pounds esch were taken and one noat had
% come in. having ,s&en the days init
Of t"sen,ty-hys pounds Al OF ;hese fsh
sme't or artthcid bait.
April Was too cold for many anglers
caught. the largest weighing twe.ve
pounds. 7. was thirty -one inches long and
The rapid growth made ty the chinook
sa lmon viii be seen when It Is known hat
he h7st salmon, planted IN Long Pond
sachusetts Fish and Game Commission.
Other ponds on the Cape that have been
Pond. Peters Pond and GIN Pond
I. :. Common Sense in Flies.
I, calling attention TO the con, teton
Of the late f NJ. Hslford that in nshing
the chalk streams Of England II Was nee
essary 10 make use OF thirty-three patterns
OF dry rrs Brother Edwards might have
gone a bit further AMI told TIE whole
story. Not only dil tn distinguished Br'-
!sh angler maintain tnst this great vari-
ETY. was essential on those .imp!l waters
he carried h,s theory 50 lar as to mciuds
sex dtrerennat'on Of the insects at the
time in night a. requisite,
The elaborate proposition was FIST along
adopted and FOR Hhio was adhered u
by anglers and hy ansl.ng writer's OF emil
nence in America. GradGaily, however
aside from the &" WHO would CONNIE
cia.iza angling, and 20 whose bread the
incentive ~ IIanoris influence iur"cent'v
furnished a thick spread Of butter, and
inside from other ho"es; souls VIII" nrc not
much gwen 10 h,ufiug for themselves
anyway, American anglers. as class prone
in the end 20 rench their own conclusions.
reasoned that while the teachings OF tho
truly great English opponents Of tn lnl-
tatlou theory might VITA propTiety DO
applied to the Transparent streams Of Eng
and and to the strain OF trout therein,
lees ado should hs required at the attrag q
stage Of our own mountain wateT"ourses,
in many instances tinged with the brew
Of hogs and confer humus and lnhae-
red by CHAIRS and trout hardly gifted IN
discrimination in rising to a uy to 'hv
extent Of tnat of theis European Goa
50 although American ~ anglers were
TO- time somewhat rs,uCtart to throw
aside thu fascinating sIp-rsNtloE' OF the
English leaders In angling thought and %
within thu iast icw wears greater SIM
pltcltv has hegpu ~ Characterize me Amer
lean conception with r-spect 70 nreGfu, oy
assurtments The Dis -usslons dealing with
THIS th,me which ara now 70 progress
about Us prove that not 81 much Is th"lIht
Of the qualities IN the way 81 imitation
possessed by chosen Mes a. OF the al uE-
ing character OF the selections.
There are not many ~ users WI" Nni
II din!cult these DAYS 20 struggle along
through NE with three or four changes Of
nias and not few old fashioned angling
folk are content with Eep!!ea OF a single
"meaty" insect.
And these as an example o' oTdinar?
TAMARACK.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

D. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. .s:sl A NJ sun sets.....7:2s p M
Moon sets....,2.04 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Il :is M Gov. Island. All p NJ
Hell Gste....,.aO5 u Nj
LOW WATER thus DAY.
Sandy Hook. .S:23 A NJ Gov leland. $50 A NJ
Hell Gate......n:is A NJ
ARRlvA1S-sUNDAY, APRIL g.
Sc Diriso. La Pallice. March %.
IS Metapan, Brest. March rs.
So Osawatome. Plymouth, March 10.
Sc Wabash. st. NsIaire. March %.
ss Lake Ormond Newport. Ems, March &c.
Sc North Pole. Cardiff, March 10.
IS Orasno. Cardiff. March ~.
IS Chincka, la Pallice. March "a
IS RIVERA Duenos Ayres. March ~.
Sc Maracaibo. May ague1, March %.
So Csrib. Turks Island, N arch u.
Sc Broncho. Cristobal March q.
g Bonnafan, Galveston. March 30.
&c Harriet Philadelphia. April g.
IS yeenbergen, Boston. April 6.
IS Pawnee, Boston. April 6.
IS g. X. Grove, Sunderland, March H.
s. Christian Bors. Barbados, March ~
IS Thomas l.. Ward. Jacksonville. April /.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Nieuw Amsterdam. at Havre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Lancaster. from st. Nszaire.
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NJ. Mosessohn. executive director OF the
league, plans to secure the cooperation
of very member of this national trade
hnd
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Connecting mails close at q. p. o. and ctr
Hall station at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australis
via Vancouver and Victoria. b. c. April
10. Sc Makura.
Philippine Islands tvis Vancouver and vic-
torls. B. Co. April IL. Ss. Empress OF Japan.
Philippine Islands (via Seattle) April 10.
Sc. Africa Maru. ,
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. April
70, SIS Niagara
Hawaii end Guam-This mail Is forv arded
TO the Pacific coast daily for despatch to
destination by the best ortunity.
Japan. Cores, China. Siam. Cochin China
forwarded 10 the Pacific coaet daily for
despatch 10 destination by the best oppor-
tunlty.
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MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

lO0Ti ST, sl3 M--Htman German aEt
Oscar seherer. owner; q r HawHhursi
contractor .............t.. ttgs -
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The Lure Irresistible.

All honor 20 "virgin,us" who 80 sue
cessfu,ly shows the early, wicked worm.r
the error ot nis ways! Theory knocked
into cooked hat by a little timely pTsc-
t!ce
We have the school OF N. vet fy. the
cult Of the dry and now why not the
frozen a" fraternity? With the coming OF
warmer days how delicious would be
frozen desert for trout? II is the duty Of
some frgid pugist to invent an ingenious
coRtrivsnce so that the ~ in dry July
~. ia 20 H. ,mnod,ntn.I, ~ tina A.
fisher a cunning device resembling an Ice
cream freezer? CHIN HACkLE.
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Abeles to 81 Realty corpn, Z stanton ct.
all liens. March 20; atty. c schie:..
niger. stanton VI
fS IS PARK Az dorpn 4, 90 Norbert ~ Holding
Corpn. ITO Bway. mtg $4,000. all ilen.
April 3; attys Monks q n. 81 Park
ssTH ST, ss,-t e. IS, 4s1ioo.s.Fanny
Smith to Union Chemical Glassware Co,
2cs Bweg. mtg t2a: $50. all liens. Ap.ii
8; atty, Schwarts. 50 fark Row. VI
West side.
(west OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
s2D ST, ISs W. 8. s5xss.s--Cercie Fran
Gals de LHarmonie TO Ella A Gray, 1917
Bway, mtg t2o. 900. all liens, b and $ and
ca g, April 4; atty. Chss p Latting. g!
sSTM ST, $50 W. s., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Buhler, individ, extrx and devisee, to
$50 W e5th st corpn. 10 Bway, mtg
sttys Ferries q =. 1866 Bwsy 800
SAME PRoPERTr-32o West 95th st
Corpn TO Rodgers q Haserty. lo3 "
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway. 500
TOOTH ST. si3 W, n s. 1sxl0o.l1--5s and
so Manhattan Av corpn TO Marst Realty
April q; atty. v N Boyaziem. ,its
Bway ..................... '*lVo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street)
18TH ST, i2b 2, n .. 2Ll0x1o0. l1-Mllton
A Ranh to Meyer zansner, 1904 Park av.
and ano. April /; atty. T q & T Co. i.s
llfTn ST. i;i.s e. 5. ioo..iiiiisi.sx irrssw
VIM Lane to Victor Fiorentino, 1ss LIST
av.. mtg $4,000. all iiens. April a; atty,
,.isT ST. iss ". :. ieiiooii.Gso =
Maurer to Merit Realty Corpn. l3S
Bwsy. mtg 1880. ali liens. April =: atty,
,sr q Az y ssss. 'sss,sssts--Msr;in Herr;
mann to r s Schlesinger, $40 Prospec'
av. The Bronx, mtg 5000; April !. I'D c
,,sp rsi ST. 70 As N E. s7siooi e was:
f BROAD a =: si, tSsC Jan 81; atty.
nf TrssSsK DRIVE sTSfa So cor iiith ct
ss6x1+6.Sx146.1lxl0o- Hold
Ing Co TO Union Chemical Glassware Co
sGs grsy mtg $500 90 Al sSsv Ms sfSS
SAME PRoPERTY-Union Chemical Glass
ware Co to Jos r Bender Co 30 Lsnox
av. mtg s2sS.ooo. all iiens, April ?; atty
ETH ST. sss. W -. isitssai,.,E \
mtg $4,000; a. all iisns April l.: .Sioo
ure March 20. lstsl-B Bernstein, ref
to Lawyers Mort Co SO Liberty OF: sttys
80 Cary carroll % Wall st; ,s ,'s' SSv
ST l6SEAaeiaas Ms;h.s tor TO Arrow Holdins
Corpn, al Bway. mtg t+6.25o; atty, T
Ns:sr. III 6wsy w.; w.:nins ' ay
llSTh Oh, ., 30 rorI dshiuktoh n
6oxs,.s-Service Realty Co to Barclay
Holding Corpn. all Bway. mtg $4,000
all liens, March 81; atty, Julius II Zieser
-l' f5Nhy
BROADWAY, n 9 cor Isoth ct, 96.1xlSs. lox
8.axl?1.t-Donald Robertson to College
Holding Corpn, MS W l2oth st. mts
slso,oo0. all liens, April 5: atty. g 4
SANE PROPERTY-College Holding &c
to Realty Managers Inc, 200 Bway. mtg
s2oS.ooc. all liens April 1; atty. Q q
18th ST. $3.50 W, 8. toxssIi-Wes'
is4th ST Constr Co TO Barclay Holding
Corpn. 2i7 Bway, mtg $4,000. all lien.
March 81: atty, II Zleser. at Broad.
way Neutrality-suspicious.. .'......,.. WV
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. : cor Fulton st-Maurlce
Deutsch ct al, agt Broadway and John
Stsct Corporation OF al; April 10,
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SAL

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BOONTON. Mountain Lakes and North
srn New Jersey--Dyellings, farms, lakes
and tracts Edward ]. Cahill. Boonton, y. ]
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
FINELY furnished apartment: steinway
Erand plano. VietrolA; all convenience.
Gk Washington. as West 6ist street.
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Business Troubles
Petition In Bankruptcy.

JOSEPH 4 KLEIN--An Involuntary petit
ton against Joseph 4 Klein. $40 Broad
way lie by one petitioner. william A.
Ellsworth. as trustee In bankruptcy of
Ike Joseph. claiming $4T75. Leon
Dashew. 800 broadway, Is the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
GEORGE WEINSTEIS a schedule OF
George Welnstein, no address,, shows liza
bilities of s3,470 and assets of s1,10s.
The three largest creditors are Davis
Soetsch, 90 East Nineteenth street.
s4eS; s. Langweii Carriage Company.
439 Broadway, s2To. and Hltz, JACOBS
Co. 10 East EiSteenth street. ,28e.
Levine & Greenbaum. IL Brooms street,
are the attorneys.
ROsELEAF COAT AND SUIT HOUSE,
schedule OF the Rossleaf Coat and Suit
House. no address. shows liabilities OF
A741 and no assets. Tho three largest
creditors are: Kirkus Bros. AZ East
Twsnty-irst street. $3.50: Gassler Dress
Manufacturing Company. Brooklyn. 2ss
broadway, ana Kari!nsky Esrlg. 30
Hester street, $3.50. Max Cohen, 1872
Nassau street, Is the attorney.
Judgments.
Tho following judgments were nled
April 8; the first name is that Of the
debtor:
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Satisfied Judgments.
MANIA TITAN


.. The h1st name Is that Of the deh.o-;
the second that Of thu creditor and date
when Judgment was flcd:
FUN, A.-Brunswick- fSaike-Col-
lender Co. Dec. IS, 1918 IVA,
Gated ...... .... .........- s55hSiq
Schott, u LA. Coooersm!:h;
March :. lels.............. NfsT
Sun Printing and Publishing As
ISOLATION and Erwin wardman
Den Norshe ArAnkal!nge A.
=. 'resselshsbet March II. 1919 1889
stamping Co Tuc--Eevptian
=, Lacquer Mfg Co., Jan 81. 1919. areas
Weiner l.. S.-Hsmiton Brown
Shoe Co; Dec. IS. 1915. CO.. eaSis
Wilcox, sidney F.--E. 7. du Port
q: Nemours Powder Co; March
10, ials..,... .............. lsS7so
Franken, Leopolo-S Rossnblatt;
March "a lel9.............. !:sso7
Francint, Cesar. Mutoli. Dec,
20. isl7..;,... ..-...:....,.. i,aio.2s
=, 8 1919. -. =. ........,-....... IO,.5
Aug. Is; 1909 ............., aa7cs
al. July :, l9iS... ........... sSsI6
BRONX
Discsslis, Pssaua!e and Bruno
Il; Fusco; Feb. "a, l9iH....... ss5SIs
Driru, NSimor and Louis I'm
psria. Clothing Specialty CO.
Inc, March -, 1sl9.......... 69iT
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MORTGAGES.
(wltA name and address OF isnder and
Attorney
Downtown.

Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth s:reet)
BROADWAY. 4T4h and 47s. 134. Ix4o OK
irres, p m. April 3,-AFrow Holding
Bway. due April ], 1914, 81 20; atty. 7
@ a T CO. 1T6 Bway. .s22S 900
JONES ST, s $, 1912 BIeecker 81: ELK
2ixs7 8. April 4--rhe Cooperative Social
Settlement Society OF City Y to West
Side Saw Bank ,11 eth az, az ; yrs, a. s ga
MApfsoS ST. $40. /, $, q, ives p m. April
HARRY Abrsmowi.z to Citizens s So
snk a,ys s sss r. aI Il, f B@ay SIS
East Side.
East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
SAD ST. ~ e, sc, l7xloo. April 4-Rsxton
Realty Co to Dry Dock Saw Instn. S4l
Frank II Tich.nor. IS PARK Row ;14 900
West Side.
west o. Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
BHoApw sHy r sts . i s15 sT isse
Yrs. Snss 10 1921 and then 5Ts;- atty,
a. L4TysTs 7 p,a Co, 100 S lnosyyoo % loo
'' Nare ST. ssS ives. ss S0t 81 tSrpn to
due April IS 1929. oqs. pr mtg ,ia1 800
dttye, feTTlS a 100 bWAy y. tso, OVO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north o; 1lo;h street,
l12TH ST. l2S E. n :. c4loxloo II, p m.
April Meyer zausner and ano TO Mi
is. 1924. So: atty, Milton DAmmssa q
liSTH' ST. 4a4; $50 Z, a., iooiii15i b
to to Vim Lane ar; fs2 Ssh sv. Bklyr' yrs rs
Gcc. pr. mtg $4,000; at:ys. Middlebrook
1:7rH s II $50 sSs " :. 10 5sos it, ' p M
April MARY Byrne to Edw y Roeser.
Is w 1921 ST, due sept ]. 1920. 60, pr
mtg $4,000: atty Jno E Roeser 80
RivERsiDE DRIVE, $50, c i:ith St
sS.sxl4s sx1tslixi0O. m. April =
Union Chemical Glassware Co to Heath
cote Holding Co. So Bwsy, due April l,
1879 Sc, pr mtg $4,000; atty. Y 7
SANE PROPERTY. April 4---Jo. b Bender
Co 10 Urion Chemical Glassware Co. 2oo
Bway, due April /. 1879. Sc pr mtg
issS,Oco; skty f Schwartz CO PARK
RINvERsiDE DRIVE, $50. i:; tS'I st,
xl+s,5xlt6ilxioo, Pr mtg S2t4. 500:
ltith St. $50 W, =. Sie:s " Hamilton
Slender Go. TO Jacob Rossnthai. $50 West
End sv. due Sept 20, 1912. SO. sttys,
Marks & NJ. So Park Row. 900
sTH Av; nwc 18th st. .2SI76. April g.
Mary E McKsrnan TO I>ouis Ga!de, s24
10Th av. yrs, 81: atty. VIM Pa.quin,
coNvENT Az. iis. W c i5iis; st, ics,iix
R.sI,y e. 10 II ee aRg CO. 5 Ine 81
Union Square. due as bond, pr mtg ssS =
900; atty, Max Frieder, 2Sl Bway S+, 90"
BROADWAY, " C lsOth ST, eC.lxl5s.lo x
iOs21l?I+ N; April l-coliees Hold
Thos j Meehan. lis Bway $4,000
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Due "Wednesday.

Sc Vuioano, Gibraltar. March 70.
Sc Rapidan. Dundee. March rs
SIS Andyk. Rotterdam. March q. .
SIS West ard Ho. Plyin outh. Marcn 20
Sc Auburn, Antwerp. March ~. a.
SIS Turrialba. ST. Nassire Marcn 70
IS Colon. Cristobal, April !.
Due THURSDAY.
Sc Rotterdam. Brest, April 2.
SIS PanDonis, Brett, March ~.
rs Duca d. Aosta, Genoa, March -.
Sc Eolo, Gibraltar, March ~.
SIS Eastern Light, Plymouth, March n.
Sc Lygnern, Antwerp. March y.
IS Borelur. Ant werp. March q.
Sc Dacie Castle. Shields. March g.
Sc City Of Dunlxirk Manchester. March n
Sc Durham, Gibraltar. March &c.
Sc Eueces Galveston. April 3.
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RochsmScau.
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ArSenuns, and at A. NJ. April 10. 30.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
w. E. Heddin i'm Moscow

W. F.. Heddin, well-lznown former
Moscow citizen, now living at Port
Orchard, across the bay from Bremen
ton, is in Moscow on business. Mr..
Heddin owns some property here and
makes occasional trips to Moscow to
look after it. He says that both Port
Orchard and Bremerton are crowded
with people who went there to work
in the shipyards, both towns having
difficulty in supplying homes for the
hundreds of workmen employed. Port
Orchard is the site of the soldiers
home and is across the bay, a little
more than a mile from Bremerton and
ferry boats run every hour between
the two points. Mr.. Heddin will be
in Moscow several days. He gets The
Daily Star Mirror at Port Orchard
and keeps in close touch with condi-
lions in his home town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05

ceived into the church five adults and
baptised one. Following this Profess
sors Kerns and Bennett of Palouse
made splendid talks on the Centenary.
Then the pastor gave a ten-minute
sermon from the text, "He shall bap-
tie you with the Holy Ghost and with
fire.
He said that fire was used in the
Bible to symbolic many things both
desirable and undesirable. That in
this instance the suggestion conveyed
to our mind the fact that fire burns
up the dross and refines and purifies
the Christian. That it Illuminated
the pathway of life, that it brought
warmth, so that the church atmos-
phere would not freeze folks. That
when all of the machinery was ready,
fire kindled in the engine would bring
energy which would pull loads and
lift burdens That fire spreads. That
when the Holy Ghost came upon peo-
pie, it was as blazing torches spread
ing the conflagration everywhere.
In the evening Professor NJ w.
Morse preached from the text, 81 will
not be disobedient unto the heavenly
vision" He said that people lacked
vision. That many folks spent all of
their lives looking down to the ground
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN MOSCOW CHURCHES

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