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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
Casket Held Booze

Charleston, w. Va.-Varied and In.
genious have been the expedients
adopted to irrigate arid throats since
this state went dry. but the most start.
ling was one revealed when promoters
of fake funeral came to grief.
A hearse, a hack and q casket were
used in the plot. Waiting at local
railroad station were the two vehicles,
the hack containing three mournful-
faced men. From a passenger traiD
stepped q yelled woman CARRIED In
deep black. At the same time a child's
casket was removed from the baggage
car.
AS the woman walked toward the
waiting hack to join the. three mcu
the crowd gazedr at her In compassion
and there was murmur OF sympathy
as station employees started to carry
the little casket toward the hearse.
Just as the white receptacle con
tanning the remains, was being lifted
TO be deposited In the hearse the bot,
tom dropped out. To the establishment
OF the onlookers. quart. pint and halt
Pint bottles fell with smash to the
sidewalk.
The black gowned woman gave vent
10 her feelings by 'uttering word de-.
scriptive Of region supposed to be
even drier than West Virginia. The
entire funeral party was arrested.
The plan was actually to bury "the
child" In grave that already had
been dug and then to go to the Gem,
etery at night and disinter the body"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
Cause Of Bitter War.

Detroit, Mich.--The trouble started
when Joseph Onieskiewitz stole q
piece Of pie from Sam Tarnopalsky
Then war was declared between two
families living in the neighborhood OF
Alexander avenue and Chene street
And it ended In police court.
Mrs. Tarnopalsky sent her boy %
Onieskitwits to get his hair cut. but
refused to pay more than fifteen cents
The barber went TO Tarnopalsky's
store, ordered q piece of pie and walk
ed out without paying for II, sayins
that he had 10 cents due him from
Mrs. Tarnopalsky.
The storekeeper obtained a warran,
for the barber, charging simple lar
ceny.
"As for you. Schneider" said Justice
Seller, you should be fined $50 for
contempt Of court. The question is.
what right have you to try to run this
court?"
The case was dismissed after the
court had instructed the barber to
pay the storekeeper 5 cents for the
pie.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
CUT THIS QUILT Is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with SC to Foley & Co., 1886
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, H., writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets.-Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
KISS FOR AUTO IS FAIR TRADE
So Deciareth twelve Good Men and
True"

Davenport, Ia.-That the. kiss which
Mrs. Bertha Spangler claims she gave
Thomas Brown for an automobile was
a fair trade, was the verdict Of Scott
County jury. Brown brought the suit
in an attempt to show that he was the
owner of the car and had merely let
Mrs. Spangler, his housekeeper, use
the machine. The woman testified
that Brown had given her the car. the
compensation being q kiss.
The jury was out for four hours be-
fore verdict was finally agreed up
on which gave the machine to the wo-
man.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
Wire Bending Machine

Patent has been granted for wire
bending machine invented by an Iowa
man. The machine is used for making
sshot pan litter, also the production OF
the same inventor.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

Sometimes a widow makes a hit
by posing as a miss.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

Be sure the gun Is loaded before at
tempting to teach the young how to
shoot.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

Even the man who admits that hs
caught only one fish may lie about its
weight.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

The washwoman has bare
knuckle fight for existence.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

A bore Is person who has nothing
to do but sit around and visit.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

Those who look for trouble are apt
to find fault.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

There are hut few unhappy mar.
riages. The unhappiness shows up
later.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

A,girl who flirts is like a counter
felt coin-she never gets the true
ring.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
GENTLE JABS

Only the brave fare well at q
church fair.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31
Must Take wife to Movies

New York-Can q woman run het
home on IS cents q day? Mrs. Samuel
Cohen Of Jersey City says 1t can't be
done. and had her husband In court
because he only allowed her that sum
He was sentenced to give her IS 4
week. and to take her to the movies
occasionally or 90 to prison for year.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

Telegraph operators do business on
sound basis. even II It 10 done on
tick
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

A coin grabber Is a joy stabber.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-01-31

And some men are so full of huuan
nature that they have No. SOON for
prtnciplA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-03
Gl1ifG]tIQI71tGa Bride
casreshsd 1alo b ae EE5At-es-6a.-.a.Aseas.1n
Begin Ny Fight fer Robs Love and Win tire First Fight

cells In his poor s.ck brain. But such
shock might prove worse for him
than an exploding German mine. II
might prove fatal. don't know. Ell.
eent for my painted tan. l am sure l
must have been quite pallid.
But Katherine Miller was almost as
vivid IN color as my red azela.
60 along" she commanded in 4
low tone. I'm q nurse. / tell you
you're hurting this man"
So turned away. my heart divided
between present grdef and future hope
But before ! had crossed the thresh-
hold of the room. heard Bob call:
Send that girl back herei'
didn't go-untfl q nice soldier boy
spoke 20 mo and jerked his thumb TO-
ward Bob. Then went eagerly enough
anxious to catch one more glimpse OF
my husbands face.
And Bob Tipped me coin-a silver
dollar-and luckily caught 1t very
neatly, and then saluted with little
swagger which made the people laugh.
And this mad escape made me drawer
and l said:
please sir. I'd like you 10 give me
Just little spray of the plant, SIR"
The sound OF my voice made my
husband hesitate-then he pulled HIS
wits together, broke off bunch OF
blossoms and handed them to me. And
l made my best ballroom curtesy and
the people laughed gayly-and Bob
stared! 1t was an old trick OF nine
and one that he had loved! n
Out on the grounds, by myself, once
more, my heart sang for Joy. In spite
of my embarrassment, in spite OF the
discovery that Katherine Miller was
on Bob's trail. l retoiced.
And kissed my precious portion Of
rnby-red blossoms. The azelea had
stirred Bob's brain in some myster-
ious way.
The cells which held tender memo
res of his wife were not quite dry
and withered.
You're handicapped, Miss Miller F."
was my comforting comment. There's
something deeper in true love than SUI
perficial beauty. Blonde skin. or dark,
normal or insane, Bob and I-call to
each other!"
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME CIR

claimed. indignantly. Wen show
him" They fairly raced home. An
odd scene presented itself there. Two
sohbinE brides in the arms Of their
mother and two newly married nus.
bands arguing over the right % the
$2,oeo. Harvard demanded silence
while no made the explanation.
ut was all Q frameup," he con.
fesSed. but an sure We AL are eoInE
TO be happy. Uncle Ben didn't Vrits
that letter NJ all, and the thousand dol.
lar bonus was only . sell"
Let Uncle Ben speak for himself. -
Benjamin Coles stepped from the back
ground. ~ did write that letter. and,
what is moro, am going to make rood
my offer In fact, am going ons bet.
ter, am going to give each Of my
nteces 5000 each for wedding pres.
emit. You see, young man, We ali MAZE
mistakes. ! am Uncle Ben. a. my Uil.
ter here will testify"
You dear old daritnKi" Comma.
with all her imr1lstToaesS. fairiy
swept him OF his fest n she threw
herself into his srmI. Can't you make
It tenn
Indeed. seeing your husband saved
my life last night, think can" he
agreed, and. young lady, envy that
young man these hugs"
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from Uncle Ben He was In the city.
but was disappointed because all his
nieces were unmarried, and would
give thousand dollars to the one who
was married first, and perhaps an ad-
ditional thousand IL she was married
right away. What were wedding
presents and bridesmaids to two thou
sand dollars? 1t was an unexpected
turn OF events, but Harvard was
equal to it. They hurried to get the
license.
"Why, this Is the third Miss Lamar
I have made out a license for today"
the justice told them as he affixed his
signature. That knowledge only add.
ed to Comics speed. They arrived
at the nearest minister's in record
time.
You are the third Miss Lamar I
have married today" the minister an.
nounced after the ceremony was over.
"oh!" Connie could not hide her dis.
appointment, but Harvard hurried her
out before she could give It all away.
Il was never 60 disappointed in my
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-03
Gasmt6hded 100 b tho

So my rival had begun her cam
paign! had TO give Katherine NIL
Ter credit for brains as well as beauty.
l followed the croHd-it surged around
the Hostess House" and there, as
expected, found Bob and Miss Miller
at luncheon!
II can't stand It, / can't stand til"
/ whimpered as rushed toward the
edge Of the can1onment where the
taxis were parked.
But you've got to endure" my
common sense admonished me.
Better finish what you've started.
You know you usually do"
went back to the hospital claimed
my aLalea, tore off its nice wrapping
and returned TO the canteen.
The plant was a blaze Of glory. The
women guests in the room exclaimed
in chorus as ! entered. After going
through the form OF an inquiry at the
desk, deposited my pretty posy in
the middle Of Bob's table wnere 1t
would quite shut of his view OF the
flower face opposite him.
At sight Of the blossoms my hus-
DsAAu ohOPPCh TANNING 0uEhpi9s OOuDS
and perplexity settled IN the lines Of
his face. he slumped down in his
chair little-ond looked very stupid.
Now see what you've doneI Maybe
he won't speak for a week, you fool"
muttered Katherine Miller in my ear.
But she needn't to have tried to add
TO MY fright. was horrnied, terrified
until my husband turned-and looked
straight into my face And some
thing in the quiet, steady glance gave
him made him hold on to his ideas
and he asked:
Who sent Il? I ought to know
but somehow can't remember
81 think, SIR, 1t was a standing or.
der" l replied. The florist was 10 du-
pncate 1t for you annually"
"oh-h!" Bob said. absently, without
taking his eyes from mine. Then he
rose slowly as a man stands before a
woman he respects, his gaze never
shifting. He looked like one who is
hypnotized. And my heart cried out
for Joy and longed to throw myself
upon his breast and wake the dead
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life" she almost cried as they reached
the street. "Just think, two thousand
gone"
Then Harvard had to confess. He
had persuaded Benjamin Coles to
write the letter so as to get the sis.
tors married OF. 1t had all been q
frame-up. The old man was not her
uncle at all.
why, he's at the house now, and
he's kissed mother and everything
Connie cried in horror.
1.-THE old impostor!" Harvard ex.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-03
RECEIVING MArERIALs.

The Domestic Coke Corporation
receive dseveral car loads Of mater.
ials yesterday for construction on its
new plant at the fair grounds. The
cars were run over the Hictman't
Run branch Of the B. & o. and theA
transferred to. the N. V. T. Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Recorded Transactions
Bronx

WASHINGTON Av. 5. ll7s n -s3d st. e5xso7.
vALENrINE LIN Av, :. 100 isiSt. sssl iIsss' ssse
Plains sv; mtse 500: Dec. so. isiS: attr wnX' y
,,,5,!t, A!iier1, S64s White Plains av. a.
luo also strip le.ssloo on S; Chas Isyiness uss
TO John Bel s2 Orchard St. City Island: atty
SANE PROP joa Bel to to ts chss 'ssala Ierness slS
~ olehsrd st. March @ 1913: amy chss Leriness.
wALI,AcE &v g Bartiod s51a5 ;slss ;slSs
Barih ls,s 70 Jos @ trEedman, s4ss % Da r.
sTsnd s9s IssSh @ Sc jan an g. g. aSS' stss SSih
WHITE PLAINS KD c $. 1910 Watson ssS, ay,
5o1ilos; same to Nm II. Lanning 500 u
s SSms sv 4'y 43 Az rics suIs s1Ss
z1hn Ss, tS,r to Bertha lo4, Kelly St. Oct l. 1915
iuns @ si.il to BRYANT ay li7s ! s : Isei;; i;
sy aug 5. 1915 atty. Henry Nj. orensten.
vALENTINE III " AZ C. l7Sd St SO xxi ss77 & &
62.7; CHRISTOPHER d. Robert 10 Arrow Holding
Nopn az Broadway; mtge $Ss. 900. Jan {:
ssl6x7is Globe Realities Operating corpn to
Weiss Iemlon Holding Corpn. 25l7 7th sy M
LOTS loi to lo7. map Bronze Terrace; Henry Siey !
42d st. Nov %. 1917: atty Crawford Real
Estate & Bldg Co. L 42d st............. 500
LOTS 93 "a. map Varian Estate Jeannetts
Busse to Jeannette Busse ttrusl, 7o4 Bway. Fsr
Eockaway; l. l.; Dec 2. 1918; atty. Mrs n
BATHGATE Av. a27o s. soxll56 Edw Ne
Carrick to Esther Goldsmith. 5s5 ls4th S: :
mi $4,000; Jan Z; atty. I 7 Co. l6o
Alexander Ay. ia 18th ST. i5SsS: Sss;
Luella Mcdonald TO Francis Jones tcS,.
23 w 9th st Jan 4 atty. l. r g. Co. l69
BWdy 81
2SsTH ST S. 42o Keppler ay. 4OxloO: Nellie
L Failing to arold p Gardner 254 Il 239th 81
mt $500; Jan 81 atty, f Crandsll. les
Lot 20. map Brady Rliy Co. Henry Crawford
10 Crawford Real Estate & Bldg Co. AID
ct; Apr 10. 1878 atty, Crawford Real Estate
Bldg Bldg Go. 7 AID st. ;,,,,,.. =; $iae
Brandt TO Henry Tarner (trus). Rector ST.
Oct a. 1918; atty d ZurinslSy, 392 Bushwick az.
10th ST W C. y y & Harlem K r. 00x24 g.
Empire City Sav Bank TO Mary Thomson. lei
W l9oth st. Jan = atty: l. q Co $50
bNdy f9f,V1p
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Peoples Trust Co. Buys
Flatbush Ave. Location

The Peoples Trust Company has
bought 230 and 232 Flatbush Avenue,
between Bergen Street and Sixth Ave
nue., two four-story store and apart
ment buildings, which it will complete
ly remodel and occupy as it's branch of
flee. moving from it's present location
on Flatbush Avenue, bteween Lafayette
Avenue and Fulton Street. The build
ings were sold to the trust company
by the Chauncey Real Estate Company.
The stabilizing of the business charac-
ter of Flatbush Avenue, due to the
zoning law, developed the transaction.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany has sold Sol Van Sicklen Street,
near Neck Road, in the Graesend sec
tion, two-story brick dwelling, on
lot 20 by 100, for Mrs. Ida Sackett to
Daniel Peacher, for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Kensington Homes Corporation a new
two-story and attic dwelling with
garage, on the west side of East
Eighth Street, 220 feet north of Ave
niue |, Flatbush.
Frank J. Maher has sold the four
story tenement at $50 Fiftieth Street
to Frank S. Comefero
Meister Builders have sold 159 Bath
Avenue, Bath Beach. a one-family
dwelling, on plot 17x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Buys Near Andrew Carnegie

Belle Green has sold to G. W. Nav
her home, the five-story dwelling at
So and SIS East First Street. It is an
plat 33.9x100. The house cost seO.-
600 to build. Carstein Lumekin ne
gotiated the deal, which was recorded
yesterday. The house is near the Car
negie dwelling.
The four-story dwelling at 12O West
Seventy-first Street has been sold
again, this being the third sale of the
house in about that many weeks. Fisher
&lrving Levine are the new own
ers They bought it from Kermit
Realty Company, which purchased it
from Gross & Herbener, who took IL,
as part payment for Arras Inn. at
Broadway and Two Hundred and Sew
enth Street. The dwelling covers a
site 2lx1O0. F. H. Allen, of Frederick
Alt1el g. Sons, was the broker in the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
No Recession i'm Demand
For Commercial Space

Stoney & Starkey, dealers in wooll-
ems, who have been in the Everett
Building for several years, have rented
floor comprising about $4,000 square
feet in the building at 229-233 Fourth
Avenue. Carstein & Linnekin were the
brokers.
The Cross E. Brown Company has
leased the store at East Fifty-third
Street to David G. Flynn, and loft at
252-254 West Sixty-eighth Street to
Henry Waltman.
Bastine & Co. have leased the fourth
floor at AZ West Fifteenth Street to
Rubin & Esteren.
Sol. Stern has leased the four up
per floors at 102-1O4 West Thirty
eighth Street to the Columbia GRAPHIC
phone Company. also in the same build
ing floor to Freeman Co., and space
TO Theodore Sevdel, /. Zimmerman
aud Aircraft Clock and Suit Comnay;
Mt "a East Twenty-first Street, floors
TO Markowitz & Krinsky and Shulz &
Weinstein; at 32 East Twenty second
Street. floors to Oliveri s. Rothman,
The NJ. & R. Cloak and Suit Company
and Rosenbluth & Abromowitz; at 537
Fifth Avenue, space to Melinda Studio;
at 32 East 125th Street, the Corner
Store to the Princess Shop and an ad-
Joining store to David Chissler, pho
tographer; at 272 Canal Street, corner
Cortlandt Alley, the building to Chi
caga Bargain House; at 72-7S Spring
Street, approximately 10000 squar
feet to Litthauer Bros, the tenant
being represented by Spear e. Co.; at
1888 East Twenty seventh Street,
space to The Meyer Skirt Company,
Henry S. Chaplin and William A. Daunt
and the easterly store and basement
in the same building to Samuel Brisk
man.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
C o m m o ditie S
In d u S striaI
Cotton


Cotton prices advanced further in
the local market yesterday, closing 81
to SO points higher Proft-taking sales
wiped out portion of the early up
turn.
The census report, showing 10,761,-
278 bales Of cotton ginned up to jan
uary 1, compared with 10,434,S52 last
year and 1909 ,491 two years ago, was
about in line with expectations.
The market opened firm at an ad-
vance Of 33 to SO points in response
to the strong showing Of Liverpool
over the local holiday and renewal
Of the buying movement which had
been in progress on Tuesday. Houses
with Liverpool connections were par
ticularly good buyers Of the near
months. There was also a scattering
trade demand WHICH sent the market
about 40 to SO points net higher shortly
after the call with March contracts
selling at 27.42. At this level the de-
mand seemed to taper off and the mar
ket reacted during the middle Of the
day under realizing.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet with prices 25 points higher ut
3l.S5 for middIing upland, compared
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Recorded Mortgages
The Bronx

WASHINGTON Av. s4e $. 25xso.7; Edmund
Murphy, 1858 9Th ay; ct al to Dorothy Andsr-
sen and ano (gdn). IS Lafayette az, Bklyn; Jan
s: 3 yrs. 5'a c: atty, Lehman ~ Coult
TIFFANY ST, 167th st. SO. 3s94 .4x69.l lox
74.s; Globe Realities Operating Corpn 70 Paul
NJ Comberg. 1856 Grand Blvd Concoutse: pr
mt. sse. 900: Jan :; due Sept H. 1921: 5H pc;
atty. H Zieser q Bway ............. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY; Weiss Leancin Holding Copn
to Globe Realities Operating Corpn 55 Liberty 81:
pr MT, s42. 900: Jan I: due July /. 1921; 6 p c:
atty same .......................... ss.2So
18TH ST, 595 f. n s, 1t szloO: Bertha scmuck
TO Fred w Roederer. 800 Hart st. Bklyn; Jan
6: duo July 9, 1890; G. atty. Il a Brown.
2ssTH ST S S. 42o keppler az. 4oylOo; Harold
p Gardner Railroad Cooper & Assn. l5s
Park av; Jan 9; installs, C: atty. E
Crsndal lO$ PARK sv a.. H.. 50 So 500
B Cox sno, Jos w Fuller ano. runs nv loeT
sw a5x Sc look %: Nora Leddy to Clarence
c Ferris ~ Walworth ar. Scarsdae. \ Y; Jan
9; , yrs. c; atty. Clarence Ferris. oSo 81
1ToTIf ST S. at w 5 n & Harlem n 100
to Brock x24.6; Mary A Thomson TO Empire
City Say Bank 231 w l25th st; Jan Z. ~
G; atty. l. T & co. 100 Bway. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

WEST BROADWAY; $, 2ss.. + Hoqston St. 25s y
Max Tairman. la7T 45d st. Brooklyn: atty. L 7
& I Co. 100 Broadway; June TO- 1918. 81 oeo
SAME PROP; same 10 same: atty. jacob Zeienho:
1917 Broadp pay; Feb Is. 1919 81 .oto
WEST BROADWAY. .462: Laurens st. l4l, 25xleo.
except part token for widening Laurens St, Jacob
ard Kath Soielcs. 462 Broadway. to Wm Wet
T CO. l76 Broadway. Nov 7. 1911 ........ 900
JAMES SLIP. II; Jas and Eliz Mahony. Of Rich
moad Countq, Y. to Emgrant Indust say
Rank address. Jas Mahony, II James Slip: Jsa
~. 1897 s.. $50
SAME PROP; same to same; same address; Oct es
1890 ..:...... ..-..-.....: 81 oa9
HUDSON ST. G 5. 81 Dominick st. 2lx70; Fortune
Realty Co to Flo.ence Van cortlandt psrsTas US
cxtrx will Benz II Field; atty. I q d I Go,
l76 Broadway Nov Is. 1912. 2.............. Ss.oVp
2dD ST. n W s. i75 W lst av. 2oxs7.6: 2sd ST. 5 s.
pital and Home EInigrant lndust say Bens:
atty. Michael j Scanlan. 81 Chambers s.; inly
s5TH ST. 1873 E: Hanna. wife of Bennet Marks N
Alvin schrot; attys. Thompson. Koes & Co ~ =,
s5TH Ip ST. Isl ii: +: Eiw and Miriam Msrs
Equitable Life Assur Soc OF the L s. atty. T ,as
T Co. 100 Broadway: March 27. 1903. ss coy
MOTT ST. l04; DominiciS Lambenu. IL NOT = 8
TO Obemeyer & Lehman: atty. j T 4 I 20 70
l6o Broadway; May /. 1913 ...............s6 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Thebaud Estate at
White Plains Is Sold

The Theband estate on Mamoroncck
Avenue, White Plains, has been sold
by Mrs. Mathilde E. Theband to Ar
min Bencoe, exporter, of New ork.
George Howe was the broker. The
property is one of the famous land
marks of Westchester County. 1t is
designed along the lines of the Italian
Renaissance architecture and repre-
sents the highest type of construction.
1t contains thirty rooms and ten baths.
The property is situated on a knoll
commanding a forty-mile view of Long
Island Sound There is a fine stable
and garage building on the premises
of land
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Results at Auction
[At IA vesey Street,

BY Henry Brady
ELDRIDGE ST, 1877 $. 100 II Rivington ST
24sxlOox irrcg: 5-sty tint & strs LAWYERS Mia
due sa7.7T5ls taxes. etc. s77s67 to the
plaintiff for .,........:.... .s22. SOC
sS'TII ST. 44l w 3. $50 10th av. 25x9s o
5-sty int Fredk Goerl exr. agt Max Blum Z,
al Amend & A. sttys due. $2l,243.23: taxes
etc. 1857 15 to the pla!nt!r for. ...... $50 600
I'D Av, 2l00-2l02 IL losth 1t, 50xl00 6-sty
int & s.rs; Henry Cachafd trstc. agt Columbus
Holding. Co Inc, ct al: Cary & c, attys: due
s55. 100 SO: taxes etc s2.032 40; to the Lawyers
Mtg Co. partv In interest. for or...... s55 0OO
BY Arthur C. Sheridan
xioox777xioo 8 5-sty ,nts & strs: Emigrant
Indust Saw Bank ast /. Dcnncr ct al: II &
o'Gorman, attrs: due. s325rS.90: taxes
etc. 81 $4,000: 10 the pientiy to. ..... $50 600
by Herbert A sherman
llITH ST. 42s f. g. 994 lst av. 4sxl00 10.
fsty tint & strs; Tenncnt Rona'ds el al ant
Loretta Corpn ct al: Gerry & c. attys: due.
$685. oa4; taxes. etc. sl4ll.47; adjourned to
Ian