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New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Sales at Auction
BY Joseph p. Da y

f5y Joseph r. DAY
STH Az, 2605- 2607, s. 1911 S 139th st.
4ox75.4, two 5-story tenements and
stores. d DcBeixedon vs. Julia Bach
rach ct al, due, s35.o4s.44; taxes. etc.
sl,4Go.74; TO the plaintiff for ... s21, 900
124TH ST. Az East. q. 100 First av,
25xfoo;1l 6-story tenement and stores
] johnson. as chamberlain. VS. S E
Allen ct al, due. s7.7569 90, taxes, etc,
s5os so; adjourned to April 23
DAILY AV, 1918, g. 1916 l77th st. 81 TX
1873, 2story dwelling: Randall Comfort,
cxrs, etc. vs Yorktown Corp ct all due,
s4.60S.S3; taxes, etc, $611; to the plaintiff
Sd Az, W 9. 215 1890 st. 25x1221l, va
cant; + w Blauvelt ct al, exrs. vs julius
Joseph ct al; due. S4.081.46 taxes. etc.
1896; to the plaintiff for So 900
BY Henry Brady
1ST AV, 907. W s, COS 55th st. 2oxso. A.
story tenement and stores; Farmers
J. & T Co, adm. vs Max Rosen ct a |,
due $s,o97.S3 taxes. etc, s2s9S1; to the
plaintiff for ........... 2 oOo
BY Arthur c. Sheridan
COLUMBIA ST Sc, &. $50 n Rivington ST
@5xl0O. 5-story tenement and stores: S
Roberts VS. Aaron Gruber ct al; due, $40
$50 taxes, etc, $500; adjourned to April
"a.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
l62 Bay Ridge Lots To
Be Auctioned To.night

Lots IN the Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst,
section of Brooklyn are to be sold at at
auction to close out existing interests
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange, 1s9 Montague
Street, by the Jere Johnson, Jr., Com
pany. There are 1862 lots to be sold,
located in Seventy fourth, Seventy fifth
and Seventy sixth streets and Twen-
tieth and Twenty avenues. The
majority of the lots are in Seventy fifth
Street, which is 100 feet in width and
is one of the principal streets in the
Bay Ridge section.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
$50 Years. Holding in Cherry
Street Sold for Garage Site

Edward n Crosby & Co. and Cam
mann, Voorhees, & Floyd have sold for
the estate of Mary Crosby 275 Cherry
Street, extending to $50 Water Street,
and for Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell and
others the adjoining property at 273
Cherry Street, extending to 528 Water
Street, a plot 50X122
These lots are part of the old Henry
Rutgers farm, and have been held in
the Crosby family consecutively for
more than 150 years. The buyers will
improve the property with six-story
garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Improvement Planned for
Triangle Block in BROOKLYN

The oldest business block in Brook
lyn, the triangle, bounded by Fulton,
Willoughby and Pearl streets, once
known as "Steamboat Row." and now
referred to as the Willoughby Block,
has been leased for long term to the
United Cigar Stores Company by the
Willoughby estate. owners of the
property. On the site of the present
wooden structure, which was built in
1S48, there is to be erected business
building, part of which will be occu-
pied by the cigar concern.
The property is assessed by the city
at S24h 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
blouse of Mystery''
Bought by School
Property in Clinton Street Will
Form Part of Institute; Sales
of BROOKLYN DWELLINGS

The residence Of Samuel E. Haslett.
at the southeast corner of Clinton and
the neighborhood as the House of
Mystery" is now the property of the
Packard Collegiate Institute Deed by
the Brooklyn Trust Company ct al, con
veying title for $4,000 was filed with
Register Webster yesterday. The old
dwelling, which contains a number Of
art works, is to be replaced with an
addition to the institute, which owns
and occupies large adjoining pro
Derty
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Buyers of 18th St. Flats

The Walhambra Realty Company. re-
Gently organized by Henry b. Ham
mond, attorney, in association with A.
u. Wallace and upstate intereats,
proves to be the purchaser of the
1nree eight story apartment houses at
oo' to or West 18th Street, sold re-
Gently by A. Milton Napier. of the
Southern Realty Company. The struct
ures are known as the Louisiana the
illinois and the Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Estate Sells Coffee Distric
Realty Held Since 1877

The Broadway-J ohm Street Corpora
ton, E. A. Cohen, president. has bought
from Grenville Kane 1873 Pearl Street,
extending through to 1O2 Water Street,
a five story Office building on lot 19.ex
1901, in the cocee and export district.
The property had been in the posses
sion of the selling family since 1887.
Recently Mr.. Cohen's company bought
1873 Pearl Street, adjoining, from Yale
CniVersitY
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Columbia Nine Meets
Swarthmore Team To-day

Columbia will play the swarthm ore
nine on South Field this afternoon, in
the third game Of the season for the
local team. Coach Dawson gave the
Blue and White squad a rest yester-
day afternoon because of the soggy
condition of the diamond.
The Swarthmore aggregation is the
strongest that Columbia has met SO far
this season, and Farrell will probably
start in the box for the home nine.
Johnny Alderman, the hard hitting
catcher, who was laid up at the time
of the Manhattan game, Will be back
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Third Avenue Corner Sale

Pease &. Gilman have sold for Mrs.
Ida l.. Stalmannt, of Geneva, N. Y, to
Mrs. Gertrude Albert a four story
building on a lot 2s.Sx1OO 1874 Third
Avenue, at the northwest corner of
Seventy eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

First race ,thrcc- -year-oids and upward
malaens claiming. purse. $500; six fur
to and 8 10 b. FIRST. Montague. 700
.CarrolD. 20 10 |. S TO and 10 J , second :
Mary Josephine. rs tRidenour) to !. 3
TO : and to 3. third. Time. t;iG@. Miss
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Investors Buy
s6OO,OoOBuilding
I'm 4th Avenue Zone
Marmac Company's Build
ing in 3Oth St. Acquired
by Waterway Company
Officers for Investment

\. A. Berwin e. Co. have sold for the
Marmac Construction Company to
Rudolph A. Low and Max Lowenstahl,
IS to AZ East Thirtieth Street, twelve
story fireproof loft building on lot Tx
100 located at Tooth Street west Of
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

list ST. 81 West: rranx pioh.
Grace Arkenburgh. owner and ro,,st ~
SANE i'r PRoPERyTyc R,otpPffESRy cont 1919 6
oHCliARD ST. l3s. Jake Wolf art &C., ssi,,s
Henry newman owner (renewa1( sasSn
CLINTON ST So Jake Wolf agt ~" so,,'" ""'
oEcHARD ST, 60. Jake Wolf act sa,''o Wv
oTf, W.. ..............S36 10
-, ~ Enst Piescr. Pcncr e. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Lis Pendens

46TH ST, 12l W; Union Dime Saving.
Bank agt James Hebron ct al Gore.
closure OF mortgage); attys. Butcher
Tanner a Foster.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
New Building Plans

JANE ST, $3.50. for Il 1-.,v rar,
ll9.lo. u sofeld, 357 " i'm .,
owner E Mast. 81 w 10th p, arch,
50. 900
Bronx
CHOTONA AV. W 3. 112 It g. privat. lava
l-sty frame hospital. 1G2xl42: ritw ~
New York. owners; Reslcr a. lvoou, ,,ct,
to1 9th ave. architects; cost SID oon
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
] issV. f>cfsn Y~H. Six rnzst%f<s. three ;
si&s, istsss, r.. NJ Ess, gsth ~
MASSACHUSETTS,.
ALI. izo.aere Frsit farm, M
M Zfsing bea ring appie ana PEA
Yea utjfDi No<1efn House. High siey
5f4e- EfAW flfzets <uttsa ~ .rf. Al
CONNECTICUT.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

F0E sAEK Ar HfGBLA&f LAKE, WisETED
f1aa., e5zfs ft<na eo,taas, fnrniskSf, rus loes
UNI W minutes b5 ffciist NJ sbs eesd llaees
81 ~ iass. 5iifdE g. GAkTEH, Winstsd. copn.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

6sTH ST, 40 East: Ficscr penea
g. Co. aEt--Okarn l. Rossin
ct al; Feb I. 1919 ......... s67i2b
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Racing Summaries
BOWIE, APRIL Is; 1919.

Apprentice weathe rainy; heavy
OC FURLONGs 22 2Sl 232
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Hot Springs Results

Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
NEW ROCHELLE
EASY TERMS

Eentlcmans home OF 16 rooms. 4 baths i;
! acre: garage, cars. located best section
g. W. Mahlstedt ESQ North Ave Tel7l2N r.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Recorded Transfers
downtown

FRONT ST, As. s, SIS. n Coen.ies
Slip, 19.10x905; Front ST As, n w s.
7l.s. Coenties Slip; runs n w. 90x
ne, 9.2x e, ok e. 4.10x n 9, 10.7xs e.
S43 to street w, 1919 to beg; Jno
Curtin. Inc, to John Curtin Corpn. 46-s
Front St mtg, s45. 900; Mar 81; atty Hy
Gennert. 149 Bway ,. ...... 800
TRINITY PI., s. $. 29x19.6x irreg; AL
bert Hulsebosch to Jno Booras, Battery
pl; April IA; atty, n It & NJ Co, 1875
Rway 800
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Don't Miss This Excellent Offer

Fin@ 5-room house, nil modern irnp.s. 2
tstbH, spnscM Matofy. sleeping porch; garage
for cnn be purchased right G. E
LOt%EBEE1 H. sONs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

Rooms. baths easy terms: 1880
.emnilrnl nome; conservatory, sleeping porch
10000 ", MSWest. Inc, opp Sta. Tel. llS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
6errenlcies Gut
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MINER hiek es nl1d1. es lei beitimmt
,ng Iekte W1aI. or neroe Elm anoeres
aeben nafonoe11, rpenn nan linn Belle
eg st ME aefdehen! Weiu Slater
not fhlieBIiih neoer ON Die Drohn11<
ZEN. nod an Sic Beteler11nqen mebr
1eaIa11bt er hot ith ipater bie|
hfperiten Mortpiirfe 6eShaB aen1oht.
Sic grinner11no an bQs, mas ct hattie
,o,.h;;4o,, f1,,,,oo, ,,na aoh ,ich+ t,or.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25


GroB uno gerotpeifIung gefiibrt, ball
u1tdd III Der &offnalng, Der Batter mir
bod zines cages einieben: d geN eI
nihr meiterl nnb mirb Mir enbIid
meinen Wiinen h1nl Dir tit Got
peiB es, felbit nidt tDobl getDeien %
mnIs in mei1er Sn1lf, nno mas Id
beute nod nibt begreifen fam, 6as
lii, mie es bod IN iener 3eit nod ba1
0eenihm geben f0nnen, bic mir gu
naren, Die mas an mid bielten
Dor nuem aber, onB eiin Meddbden mie
&iloegurb mid lieben fonntel SoIbI
Elm Mdlb6en!!"
Weibb nor feline 5tim1ne getpor6en,
|tnie CT Ben Mnmen n11sfprah 80 meid
Der Mug6r11d ieiner 3nge. So itieg
lite tpieber Dor linn uuf, Die ieIige,
Entertainments Sugen65eit fellig
.trob Der A1laI zines berfebIten 8eru-
es, felig bnrb bag MGbden, Das
ibm 5itterb nn6 fdeu I'M Mrm geIe-
gen 6an1nB 1tnter I'M fleinen @nrten
an Meiber, in Dem 6as MonoliM iiI-
berfunfeIn6 idtpanm. Wie ibn Dos
nlleg ld6n eridiener1 mar mdr-
.denbuft d0nl Bor nlem ie, mie
tie bos &opffbe1 bon ieiner Sdnlter
bob uno i'm aus feldten, gIuidber-
fldiirten Mmgen m{uB rs.
Stein, nein! Mns iiBm fem ip1teres
nl1b gebrndt batte an Mubm
lt1b grfolg, an @olb un6 Gbre, an
Srauengunit n1b 2iebesrauf1 j. an
Dies erite, refine iuBe Sugenbgliid
nidts beran! Mi9ts!
Die olte 6ran an leiner Settle botte
Dies Slid getpa1Bt! Str batten
Die iungen 9el1te iih %arbertra11t, 90
iie es nidt mnger burften, ben @lz
tern Silbegar6s ober gar 8ilfre6s
@ater Elm @ort gu fagen. Wam bette
iie auggeGabt Oh ibrer ~@inberei" I.
0ns bl11fl1111ge Wtaoden l1nO ben tpal-
1ten Sh1oe1tte11, Der 1ttdtg petter tat
alS 9elo ansgeben urto Sd]a1loe11 MOI
den!
limo bod! Mltpine gromnr1n, reif
nn6 beritdn6ig, 1pie fie barnals ldng1t
mar - tie batte SEN 3o1tber qefubltt,
ben 0iefer Menid, Ser neoer be1on-
oers id0n, nod beionoers Iiebens-
tpiir6iiq uar, aaf 6ie Md6hen auf sic
lieblid emporqeblubte 6ilbeqaro Dor
aQem, al1siiben muBte. 9ie ba6ttte es
rihn in Morte foiien f0nnen. tporin
oieie MRiebunqSfraft beitorrD 20 oo-
mails nidt 11n6 heute crit redt nidt-
ober tie mar Sd. un6 sic eFro11 hotte
Dor atponaiq snhren sic i1lnoe SLIDE
nor6 ont nen11o beoriffen. ME fip 1ih
ihr inter Observation-Disclosures Weinen'
IN Sic Mrmp nenorfen11n neftnnnmeIt
bottle: ,6iIf mir - hiIf mir! seN
nidf BON Inn In1ienl1
,lMQren Gle 1enn 6or1nIs niht All
6ouie, SER Gotta. ais dig bas
Shredlidez aeldoh?" froote Sic Tra11
lett nah ether Ianaer Na11ie beinohe
.Mein,u id tpar uid1t DQs lit es ia
,benl Mar' idh So oetpeien nIo1-
5en sic. ih hatte eg oeid1ehen Iailen?
Blo11ben sic, mein @infIuR aa,f oas
Waql0hen, meme Qiebe at ihr tpare
1ifht arob aena1o qetpe1en, unit er]
idniH nit Ser Sano o1trh sic 2uH|
ms idiiittelte ben !@op- ,qenuu -
,prbeil""
,un6 id bob, mid 0oma1s INNER
1er1ortert. rpor11111 Der11 Gle nidf oe-
]olfen, bas unqlif nihh perbtnbert|
}atten! Graqer rnodte id uidt at piel
n g.. bon ser Werlob1tnq batte oph
1ie11a11b etpos qeobrt un6 ioute q1d
nidtS abner. IS pare1 Monate perz|
onopn @iq nIIp mnrpn fnrtnpaonpn
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-08


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or s for
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-10
News
RAINS AND BUYING CAUSE ADVANCE IN
 COTTON VALUES

New York, July 9.-There was a further sharp advance in the cotton market today owing to less favorable weather in the south and a continu- ation of yesterdays buying move ment. The general list closed firm at net advance of 66 to 80 points.
 The market opened firm at an ad- vance in response to relatively steady cables, reports of rains in the eastern belt and renewed buying by Liverpool houses and domestic trade connections. New crop deliveries met considerable realizing and later broke on the weekly report of the weather bureau which was considered the most encouraging of the season. Its influence, however, seemed to be entirely offset by the detailed wealth CT reports for the day showing that the rains had been heavy in some eastern belt sections.
 The market closed within two or three points of the best. There were reports of an increased export in quiry and private cables said it was expected the Lancashire labor trou- bles would be settled by the end of next week.
 The market closed firm. The range: