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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-02-04
ALL HOPE IS
ABANDONED
Prospect at Seattle Is That
Practically Every Work
ingman in City Will Walk
Out Thursday Morning.

Especial United Press Wire
Seattle, Feb. 4.-The indus
trial relations committee has is
sued Il statement declaring they
have ceased their efforts to set
tie the shipyard strike and
avert the sympathetic wallSout
of 10000 union men planned for
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-02-04

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-02-04

CONTINUED on Page Six
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-01-23

A family dinner was enjoyed at
the G. 6. Hawks home, Sunday. It
was a farewell for their son, Elmer
and family, who started west to
their home, Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-01-23
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Auditors Office,
Audubon, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1919.
Board of supervisors met at eight
o'clock. Members present, j. H. Ma
hargJ chairman; All. Miller and Soren
Madsen.
Minutes of previous meeting read
an approved.
On motion the following official
bonds were approved:
B. j. Black, clerk, Melville town
ship.
Peter N. Petersen, assessor, Doug
las township.
T. j. Coglan, assessor, Hamlin
township.
B. A. Swartz, assessor Gray town.
A. H. Edwards, justice of the peace
Douglas township.
Claude Jayne, assessor, Greeley
township.
Otto A. Nelson, assessor, oakfeld
township.
Fred Reynolds, clerk Greeley town
ship.
s On motion the following claims
were allowed:
BRIDGE FUND
Standard Bridge Co., car of
fir lumber - GA SO
Carter Hardware Company,
bridge supplies .-...-.... II 95
Daniel Brandstatter, feed for
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-01-23

bridge team --..... 90
Geo. Wolf, bridge pay roll. 26s 90
Will Allen, bridge pay roll 00s
Will Allen, bridge pay roll. ~ so
Geo. Vote, bridge pay roll 103
Standard Bridge Co. war tax
and switching charges on
car L. A. S. L. No. ssh. % 3D.
&c. G. Nelson, repair on bridge
No. 40, Sharon ......... 4 So.
+C. G. Nelson. blade grader
work on Elk Horn and
Kimballton highway, Sec
ton A. & D.------.-.............. so 90
|C. G. Nelson, blade grader
work on Harlan and Kim
ballton Highway, Section A.
& D.-,,,---,.-.,-..--.--.,....-..--. 81 SO
G. G. Nelson, repair on Elk
Horn and Kimballton
Highway, Section c. - 1890
ROAD FUND
Chas. Rooney, drag Overland
highway, section - so
d. Z. Simpkins, patrolman
Madsen district $24.5O;
repairs on pillow soc; shovel
$3.50 ~ so
Oscar Miller, drag Hamlin
and Greeley highway, sec
ton F. G. ,...--.----.....,..-... 10 SO
Mike Rooney, drag Gray and
Continued on page s
.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
HOW FEBRUARY WAS NAMED
wonth Known to the Romans a. 70
riod Of Religious Expiation and
Publication.

February>was one Of the two months
tJsnuary being the other) introduced
into the Roman calendar by Numa
Pompilius, when he extended the
year into II Of these periods. Its
name arose from the practice Of re-
iigious expiation and publication
which took place among the Romans
at the beginning of this month, and
comes from februare. to expiate or to
purify. Among our Saxon ancestors
the month got the name Of Sproutkale
on account Of the sprOuting Of cabbage
at this ungenial season. The name
Of SOl-monatt was afterward conferred
on II in consequence of the return OF
the sun from the low course in the
heavens, which 1t had been running,
starting on the first day Of the month.
The following day, or February 2.
has from a date unknown in the Chris
tian history been held as festival Of
the publication Of the Virgin, carrying
out the pagan idea Of cleansing, ac-
cording to some writer's but the idea
is at least open to doubt as its pop
ular name, even in the early church. Is
Candlemas, from the practice Of carry
ing lighted candles in procession In
memory Of Simeon's words at the pres
entatiOn Of the infant Jesus. ITO be
a light to tighten the Gentiles." The
Christmas decorations are taken down
on this day in the churches.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
s1RANeEsT OF SHIP FREAKS
British Inventor Must at Least Be
Credited With the Possession Of
Much Imagination.

Since that memorable day long ago
wheh our rude forefathers first ven
tured afloat In their dugOut canoes
many very curious ships have been
built. Perhaps the most extraordinary
Of all these freaks was the steamer
COnnector.. which was launched in
British waters in 1868.
The COnnector was built In three
sections. each of which was, SO to
speak. ship Of itself. The bow or
forward section. which was fitted up In
the usual way. was jointed to the mid
ship section by means of huge bolt
In such a manner that. as the ship
pitched, 1t. could rise or fall quite in
dependently Of the other two sections.
Thus, as the ship met the waves 4
kind Of wriggls ran along the hull.
First the bow section rose, then the
midship section followed suit, and
finally the stern section wriggled up
ward.
The craft passed safely through
some very severe trials. and even ven-
tured out In heavy weather. The idea
was to build up ships In sections like
trains. so that any particular section
could be dropped at the various ports
Of call.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

command that are not put down here
for the purpose OF minimizing in the
slightest degree the great work accom-
plished in Ireland by st. Patrick. He is
well aware that were he sufficiently
vain or traitorous enough to attempt
such an impossible task. his efforts
could only excite the ridicule and WELL
deserved contempt OF Intelligent readers
st. Patrick's work in ireland is written
in indelible characters in the volume OF
the Recording Angel; 1t is written too,
in characters no less enduring. in the
hearts of his spiritual children; and 1t
Is written where 1t is clear even. to
human vision, viz, in the churches,
monasteries converts and schools with
which the people Of Ireland and her
exiled children have enriched the king
dom of Christ on earth. But 1t Is not
incompatible with our loyalty to st. Pat
rick to give honor where honor is due
st. Patrick generously recognized and
acknowledged the work that his prede-
cessors-native sons of the Emerald
Isle-contributed to the rearing Of that
world-famed spiritual edifice. the Irish
Church. Let us do likewise.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
esautifui Message.

John Ruskin wrote, after the Cri-
mean war, beautiful passage, which
may be a profoundly comforting mes
sage to the bereaved;
II ask their witness to whom the
war has changed the aspect of the
earth, and imagery Of heaven. whose
hopes 1t has cast OF like q spiders
web, whose treasure 1t has placed, In
. moment, under the seals Of clay.
Those who can never more see sunrise.
nor watch the climbing light gild the
eastern clouds without thinking what
graves 1t has gilded, first, far down be-
hind the dark earthline-who never
more shall see the crocus bloom In
spring, without thinking what dust II is
that feeds the wild flowers. Ask their
witness, and see II they will not reply
that 1t is well with them and with
theirs: that they would have 1t no 9TH
erwise; would not, II they might, re-
ceive back their gifts Of love and life,
not take again the purple Of their blood
out Of the cross on the breastpiats Of
England"
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

John Trevithick, brother of Richard
Trevithick and Mrs. Frank Mills. died
in Denver Monday of pneumonia. He
was taken sick last Saturday. He was
born and raised in Central. the family
removing to Denver a few years ago.
He was a member of the Woodmen and
Odd Fellows, under whose auspices the
funeral was held, interment at Fair
mount. A wife survives.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

Two neighbcrs had long litigation
about small spring. which they both
claimed. The Judge. wearied out with
the case. at last said:
what is the use OF making SO much
fuss about little water?"
"Your honor will see the serious ma
ture Of the case" replied one OF the
lawyers. when inform you that the
parties are both milkmen."
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
Grade School.

George Willis has returned to school,
havirg recovered from hiss attack OF
scarlet fever.
Those absent this week are Eliice
Williams. George and Virginia Parsons.
Charles o'Toole and VIII Powers.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13

Go to Hawley's for groceries.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

Interesting Deals in
Old Exporting District
Operator Buys Front s.. Realty
From Old Owners; Sean1en's
Union Secures Home

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold to the Markham Realty Company,
Clarence w. Eckardt, president, A
Front Street, a five-story building on
lot 25X85, adjoining the corner of
Coenties Slip, Walter l.. Smith and
Louise A. Gormly are the sellers The
property has been held by their family
since 1922, at which time it was pur-
chased for $3.50. The present as
sessed value is $4,000
New Home for Labor Union
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Edward S. Savage to the
Marine Firemen, Oilers and Water
Tenders Union of the Atlantic and
Gulf, 70 South Street, at the south cor
ner OF Depeyster Street, tive-story
building on plot 26x6O The purcha sers
paid all cash for the property. The
union is now located at 40 Burling Slip
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

Nora DAILY & ano to Nora psir eoi
Stone 50 Wall 81 8
TIFFANY ST r. e g. a. w g l6sfh e.
l0fN W TX II 9X to 1if
fsny ST t- IS to be-. $50 Than.
St. g. e2S ifath ST. 15 ~ g e - ~
" tx s. "a iF 'F as ~ 10 TIFF rN
|7.4 TO beg Harris 1lanae baum - al
10 7 kafch SONS. lnc A44eiucf L J.
mtg s51 600. May -t. atty lsr14lr r0.
2ai Bay 90
TIFFANY ST S. a, o. c 1e.th si s,3
Na4 4xaa 10N74 Noi7 Lenie.n Hold
ing eo-,n ~ + Dgoffig inc ~
ilsfh ST. nlfr So 500. -fuus aff.
Wn Wolf i3e Nassao st... $500
a slf> r. s'.
man. Rloomte'd = D. feh Nfu
prouf 10 A8rse' s. '~saii. 81
Lewis II {gaod4 Ir. to sanI elsrira.
IS " 11afh ef 9r "a s0a Ma .n
atty. n .ionfrIed 4t HHa 800
WHTTIOCK AV soc -1srr4ffa roo
ei24l. Fred5 Johnson aHa sna. 'rn frfe.
- l. * + 'otst So
1000 Ma -> sttt II f4t.na
$50 Grand -
BRIGGS AV. p ,e s.. 1874 r. 1851. IS
jr cssl Isrizrs av nfE lure
s'fy. Wm T. 4orre.
NORTH ST i15 w 5s'ane
20i0 ltn aV fata.
Ihos j banran. -ff4 .fl
DECATUR an
1ess. tlefet oHrsr - ishn lsaa
Harlonssi -f5. I-rsfur ai
mtg St0f1 june
FIelDLAN aV 1908.
FlrdiaT ar ~ 01fa
TuIy BIDS 60 20 Nafaas
ni. ers.it
af-s s hahinoF Ftch Grand 3
LONG " fIIDW AZ.
s. heaitr GO fo ialler- .4ta
sh srl an1. Ni. i ana ffr.
fy u fsr'4F -,l Hnat
LONCFELIoW Az. fo-s e
- Realty 80 20 lsIlcrf 'url rt
ST. and snN. n1fa tHll- 4ae
q II J. ifrfi- -ii t.N
LCNGFEff4o Az fn.r
- Realty fs - isi-H.a Nlus
ena -ts
NAfA I> t'I. sfH
Marvin pi i'i
Jehn Ms4-e fo fa ue fal.
june u att5. p . a. = Gee. i.h hfa 200
lots ltf fo : Il. iaap raN
s. 300 Jgne aff's. tlfst
Montague sf. halfr.
SANE PROP Iun4 Isr-tr -r U .st.
Co. -l5 Montague 81. Dsf.n mtg 4a
Jene aff!s. same
BAI hgATA Az. is.tn sf -,
Sa - Ella l. si ..Hrf fa
Asnstef. 1872 Grand Bf,a ana rat. 3rsf.
mtg $500 Mae -, af'a iaN
20. lf1 BwaN
DAILY AV e s. $3.50 = 81.
ls9il II, kfefseh T. s.rra4..t
-H-o Hone,-v-alI aF MAY -. i.
NoTs 7 Go. lsa lSWsN ST
KINGS Sbfil3NiE A
1fAs9 Terrace HNrefu f.. fr .Iflf.t ftt..r
-faS Valentine sr. n<
atty i--- Myers = Na. la' bs.s
17tIH sI ss2 tf-fer -l
iI0 sxs7 fxlo9 a. g. rsfa
Monmouth HolLlr- CO. ~ Irfr 81.
mtg 50 600. Jlre O. attf Iao ~
CO ifN RWay. sf0I
SANE PROF Monmouth Ha'aiae -
Mary Haas 1856 Cnlr-rfltf al r.f-
ssa 600. June g. Nfis. lsNterf r U1
lfn Bwet 5
l7trn ST s. stl . Arfhu, ae n TX
lp1 3Nat tNlNa - t. a. g. cansln ,o r.,
Monmrafh Holding Co. GO lia~sfy e.
Mits $50 eco. June atfy. laut.ss AZ
4 90 't0 bwlv 40
TIFFANY ST. 1915. 81 .7Nltn. Bronx p, e.
t!ona4 Realty cof9n % John Nie,te go
tiffany nlfs -tf It.r.
Mint1 SIS Prospect sT
BAT H1AlA AN. 1sefh Al
81 u thaa q NharHfnn
!. sfanshrfN eafn f.t
ats. Lawyers &c. lIH Nr.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
investors Buy Apartments
In Heights Section
Estate Pays Operator Profit for
House on West l9Oih
Street

The Benenson Realty Company re-
sold to the Purdy estate 6o1 West
l9Oth Street, six-story elevator
apartment. In part payment the buy
ers gave 1920 Third Avenue, three,
story dwelling, on lot 25x10O.
Sale on West 141st Street
Effie Watterson has sold to the Den.
wood Realty Company. B. Benensor.
president, 103 to 100 West Hist Street,
siX-story elevator apartment, on plot
1OOxlOO.
Eectus T. Rackus. Of the Guardian
Holding Company, has sold for Simon
S. Friedberg the fve-s story apartment
at 374 Manhattan Avenue, on plot 37x
81, to Sarah 2. McCoun for invest
ment.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Private Houses
I'm Good Demand
For City Homes
McAlpin Dwelling, on Doth
ST., Valued at $25O,OOO,
Sold; Other Parcels i'm 5ih
Av. Section Change Hands

George L. McAlpin has sold his dwell
ing at East Ninetieth Street. adioin-
ing the Carnegie property The buyer
is client Of Pease e. Gilman, who will
occupy the house after making minor
changes. While assessed at only s145,-
600. the McAlnin property was held in
the nj sarket at s25o,ooo. 1t is five
story American basement structure. on
plot 26x10o, and had been owned and
occupied by Mr.. McAlpin since 1902.
The house at II and 13 West Nine
tieth Street is owned by Louise c. Nc
Alpin and that at Is was purchased
recently by Pliny Fisk
Pease e. Gilman also report the sale,
or rather the resale, of the four three
story dwellings at 145 to 151 East
Fifty second Street for Norman S.
Riesenfeld, who purchased the prop
erty last week. They cover a site &C 6x
1905.
Julia Marlowe Buys in Old Section
Julia Marlowe, who in private life is
Mrs. +. Il. Sothern. has purchased the
property at q Washington Square
North, q three and half story dwell
ing with a one story extension and
three story stable, which fronts on
Macdougal Alley.
The Rhinelander estate owns the
land covered by Mrs. Sothern's new
home, which she acquired from tie
former owner. ". Knitting Post.
Physician BUYS In 5Sth Street
DR.. Henry Coggeshall, who has oc-
cupied he dwelling at 40 East Fifty
eighth Street for the last fifteen years,
yesterday availed himself of the op-
portunity of buying the house. In
times such as these, when occupancy
lease DIR. Coggeshall decided it was
better to buy. The Duross Company
closed the deal The house is three
stories, on site 2ox5o, just east of
Madison Avenue.
Buyer of Guggenheim House
Louis F. Rothschld is the buyer Of
the residence at Is East Seventy sec
ond Street from Mrs Benjamin
Guggenheim, the sale of which was
reported in Wednesdays Tribune.
Washington Woman Buys House.
Philip Steele has sold to Helen Hill
of Washington, the three-story dwell
ing, on lot 16x4Ox irregular, at 500
East Eighty seventh Street.
Sale in Esd Street
Sarah L. johnson has sold the four
story dwelling, on lot 25x10o5, at "A
East Sixtythird street
Dwelling in 1S3d Street Sold
Mcdowell G. Mcmahon have sold for
Clara Dellac the three-story dwelling,
on lot 18.9x104, at 554 West 1S3d
Street, to Garis & Lamont.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

14TH ST 112 W parlor fl. basement Str
3 cellar, Sarah J W Bent to Raphael
Morris 3 Co. Years from June /, u.
atty. Cfreenbau'n 90 Park Row $1,000
CHERRY ST SS5-9 c Scanned ST. all :.
Cherry Scanned Garage co sto Reuben
Ro'hnan & ano. 316 Bivington St Is
years, from juno L. 70, atty, sam s
42D ST 35f-55 & so V. all, J. + Darn
stadt to Nathan laffe & ano. 500 N S7th
Rubin 290 Broadway $500 to S. 500
WEST BROADWAY, W c Barclay st. str
g. pt b. Ficken & Haaron to Meyer
May /, II, address Il West Broad way.
$2.4OO
Sd AN $685.. all: Herman Joveshof 10
Hugo and Gustav Eiel. g63 Sd av yrs
from May /. 20. attys, Jaburg Bros 10
Leonard st. same terms as lease of May
10, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Sales at Auction
BY J II. Mayors

R1VINGToN ST. sos. E. 251 Lewis st.
27-llxloo, s-sty int & strs; action I {;
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund agt Chas
Casazza ct al, due, S29,l95.s7; taxes,
stc $3.50; adjourned to June Is
RlNINGTON ST. 312. II s, SO g Lewis St
2711x1o0x27. .1ox1oo 6-sty INT & strs; ac-
tion 2, same agt sarse; due. S29 POS. 27; :;
taxes ETC. S315; adjourned to June Is.
BY Joseph p. Day
10TH ST, cor Townsend ave. 1oo1x
2s2.t. vacant, Realty Operating Co agt
AGroit Bldg Co et al; due. $27,21a
taxes etc, s1.075.5o; adjourned to June
Is.
MONROE AVE w s. 174th st, 75xo5.
vacant; City Of Y aet e r Halinan ct
al. due, s10.146. 43; taxes, etc, sl,987.06. .
adj journed to Aug 6
TINTON AVE. 527, s. 125 149th St
25xloo, -sty &. dwlg; City of n agt
j Charleton ct al, due. $3.52o.02, taxes
etc $5eo41; TO George a Chambers for
$3.50.
BY James J. Donovan
EAsTBURN AVE. W $, 238.4 18th st, 5ox
%. vacant; A Woolf agt Emily
schmitz ct al; due, s3,3s1.33: taxes, etc,
$47s SO; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Satisfied Mortgages
Nianh

BEoADWAY. s 1oo1l s l25th st and
62t.7 n from n W cor 12ad ct. i4o.l1x
100. Fairwiew Court Beiford Realty CO
to Claremont Holdg co, 1ot Bway attys,
A II Block, SO Nassau st, Nov 10
18Th ST, 4i "; Theo A Meyer 10 Alien liIs1
Goodwin, RoslYn. |. L. evrs and trustees
win Fy 6 Marquand. atty. Geo Wad-
g11nston' 1 - Wsll ST June %. 1eoe 100
Iuiia r Peos to Helen ogiibie' 2s 2
4n.n 1, St adtys' ,dt' Cannon & Q. 1$5 Eway:
same oct q. 1905 ",'. '.'.''. ss2. 900
5lST ,oo ST. $ 2eo ,,,, A'1sterdam av. 8ox
Saw Bank of CITY Of n Z: atty. c "
Bennett. 6s William ST, Nov Is, 1905
$1,000
61ST ST same property. Lulu ? ana Jao
18TH ST CS-a76). u s. 'loo . Ave 4. 200x
92N l1res. 1l6th 81 Ce-l714. S s. 1903
is : A6N117 TO beg. Washington st.
l74-76. New York Ice CO of Maine
Girls viloughbv. Ohio. and I o of For
esters, Temple Bldg. Toronto. Canada
atlys. White & Case, II Wall ST, Feb 2S.
CPD ST. 3. a4 V Iexgtn nv. 2oxioo s :.
Rachel and Leopol> Mllius 10 F O sped
gen and ano, trustees. attys, LAWYERS T
541H ST. 1874 56 f. First Universe list Mis-
sion Society of City OF n to Ella r
and Mary Van Etten. 233 " 1lth st .
attys. Pressinger & \, so Wall st, Dec
81. lN1S ................ -......... $4,000
CANNON ST, S. l25 n Riviugton ST. 25X
100. SAM I Horowitz TO Stanley Foster.
Babylon, | attys- Hard-'. K w, l65
B'vay, June /. 1915. .... So Seu
SIRIAG ST: - Angelo lrasinetti to Ital-
ian SAY Rank l64 Spring st attys. T
. & 7 co. 176 BwaY, Nov %. 1915 s. 600
HENDERSON PL, 10. Frank Schmidt to
Trust Go of y Y. atty, Jos G levi
g. Nassau ST June l8, 1902 $4,000
JOHN ST. 30 SIS Edw A Schmidt, Radnor
Delaware Co. Ponna. to Jesse s Phillps
Supr of Insurance, state Of y Y. liquid
atng business Of the Casualty 60 or
America. 29S Bvav. ottys 7 G & r CO.
176 2 way, August -, 1a1l S2t5,0oO
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Bronx

FREEMAN ST $, ass " 1onetellor a,,
4TXoi4, HawSeye Realty and secrrltv
Gorpn to John y. kroog. 1926 Nyse av.
EASTBUEN Az. e $. zoe 174th st. l00z
-. Meta Boehm. extrx. to John O'Learv
22lS lniyersity aV, mtge $3.50; June . .
atty, T 8 NJ co. l35 Bway. s. .OnO
WALTON Az. 4832.36, 75xaq.i. Marg
BurlSe ct al, heirs. TO Anna Holding CO.
2U0 Bway; mtge $4,000, May %. atty.
Title G. NJ Co fs5 Bway ... 81 0n
CLINTON Az $. 220.2 n lslst st. AIN
lla, Benz F. Emberger to Abr NJ Woegel.
So Lenox av; .ntge $35, 600. June 3 atty.
Santl Golding, 302 Bway ............. 500
WEBSTER AN. Is. al.10 q ls0th st, 20 llx
lo5 Winifred A Kennedy et al heirs
TO FtIippo Clements. 21s2 Washington
av mtse !, 900, June .. atty. Title 6 &
r Co. l7s BWay 100
Az. is4o. 25xioo Bertha ko-
Narlch to Louis Kramer. 469 snedeher
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Trading in Bronx
Indicates Big Business
Volume Has Been Improving
for Several Days; Buyers
More Numerous

lhe Bedford Holding Company has
sold to Raymond Rubin, 2471 and 2479
Davidson Avenue, two five-story apart
ment houses on plots 75x10O and 5Ox
100, just north of Fordham Road. H
johnson and Leitner, Brener & Starr
We're the brokers.
Quick 176th Street Resale,
The Isaac Lowenield Realty Corpor-
alton has sold to Mary Hasse, 64l
East 10th Street fve-story apart
ment on plot 40xl1O Max Alexander
was the broker.
Four Properties Resod
Schwab g. Co have sold to an in
vestor the two fve-story apartments
at 25S0-8G Grand Avenue on plot 50x
100; resold for a client the three-s story
loft on north side of 151st Street, 400
feet west of Courtlandt Avenue on plot
50Nl05. and resold for the 210 West
IiftysiXth Street Corporation the
.three-story dwelling at Sal East 16ath
Street on lot 25X97.
Buys in Prospect Avenue
The Benenson Realty Company has
/ sold to a client of A. Glickman 145l
Prospect Avenue, sfx-story apart
ment on plot 47x1o7, facing Crotona
Park.
Houses in Findlay Avenue Sold
The John Tuliy Company has sold
through J. Zimmerman to the Singer
Engineering Company 11O5 and 111T
Findlay Avenue, two five story apart
ments each on plot 38x100.
Investor Buys in Hull Avenue
Morris Sax has sold for The ".
Jenotta Building Company the five
story apartment at 32o7 Hull Avenue
OIL plot 50Y10O to an investor
Sale of Kelly Street Tenement
Lowenfeld & Frager have sold 1860
62 Kelly Street a FIVE and one half
story apartments to an investing client
OF Mode Ha'E3s
Invests II Fouttlardt Avenue
+. Sharum hes old to Sadie Glad
stein $50 ami 1No Courtlandt Avenue,
two three-stoIy fr2ma buildings each
on lot 25x92.
Rem. e.o7 Haiding Sale
L. Ioster u - hae aold the one
story store bmld.0e At the southeast
corner OF Interval hvonue and 165th
Street, Tho re,thaser gave in part
payment plot % lots on Teller Ave
nue.. Harry Low vaa the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-05

'''r I'm" Wa Never More Opportunc
80 80 '-r~ 10 e~leo- yopc aorae sste ana
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Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

'SD ST, s, 113 W Columbus av. 77d st,
II s. 30 " Columbus az; mtges, $49oOO0 ,:
city Mortgage Co to II Trust Co c6
Er9ad st, attys SNOW & Snow. Is Wall
47TH ST 9o Vnsr Stc,i ,-,o. r, )
IItle Guar & T Co. 17s Bwav. $40, 600
'srH ST., East Maitland F Gregs to
Emlgrant 1ndust Say Bank. atty. Edw
Mcguire. 81 Chambers St.. 5000, 600
11yD 81 n $50 W ID av; mtge. SIS 600
w m II Macy. il. admr, to Mary i Kings
ia land H. atty, 6 2 Gregory. GS Broad st, 81
45, 81 S, lO0xl25 sth av. Central
fark West. ~ n S2d ST. Jesse s Phil
LIPS. as supt of Ins State v TO L s
f1rs lns Co. 81 William st; 2 assns
ESD ST. 81e East rls NJ Tisher TO wsrt
nurS orphan Farm School OF the Evang
I.uth Church of Mt Vernon = y attvg,
80 Salter salt & Steinkamp. 80 Nassau ST 5000
loISt ST. @32 West. mtge $4,000. Nm
BrlnckerhoH exr TO Edw S Hatcn. t7a
, -. ~ ~ s. sub trustee, ATTY. + NJ
WHGT End Az. 18e, mtge. S4s2s rredll
aaIahd TO Chas II Bohland and ano sl5
ast A9Vth st, attvs, Fsltenstein & e.
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

scAMMEL ST. $. s6x3s'a Auburn saw
rank agt Yetta Wener ct al fore-
closure of mortgage). attys, shearman
& Sterling.
CENTRAL. Park WEST. n W s2d st.
2001Ox225x irreg, Equitabl Trust co
Of = Y agt New Theatre ct q Nore
closure of mortgage), attYs, Murray,
Prentice b Howland.
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NEW NPSIUKE
~ MSTEJi ffntt tEIT' SfSltEJ

fcLD%IAL HOUSE. New Hampshire. artist
ifai!y furnished, fn.lnR lake; hne Old
trees and lawns; fishing bonting. bathing
sx aieplaces; bsths 10, water heater.
"a rage; boni season $500. Telephone Caihc-
2tsl alll. Wflte room e11. u Liberty 81
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n. j.: room house. hot
AIR heat. good condition. Price only
5f7oo. hHAFFEK. 7zb Main st. Hack
enRack.
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Bronx

ARTHUR Az. 1876. WI, G. Bergen 70
Miriam Frickman. 71s L 10Th st. Bklyn
& ano' atty Oscar Engelander. 8oe
VALENTINE ~. 2dSs. christina II YSu%s s',,ge
to Harris Moran. AT Ft Washington av
{" ano' atty Louis Mannheim. So2 Broad
HOFFMAN ST, II g. HOS $ 1s7th ST. eSy
s4ll Giuseppe Cataldo to Pietro Cataldo.
Zol "a av, atty, Cataldo eo7l 2d
GRAND BLVD & cONcOrRsE. S "
ls2d @ St 2o2 7x19Sl, W creston sv
atty, L 7 6 r CO. 100 Froa Iwav -
SANE property. City Mtge Co to Union So
savings Bank Co atty. same SIS 600
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Bronx

MON Av, 5, Sc II Of l56th st. Is SN
106 Louise Harpert agt George Far
pert ct all (partition suit atty )
kalel
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DFrfcEg a.ego 70 pr. rrHsv CLAsa
cfF3cEs FCt HrNT FROM July 1sr.
iInHI gH q SIDES. CUsHMAN d.
WhhEfiELD. INC. 30 EABr 42D ST