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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS,

II. Schuyler Cammann leased for II.
Fl. Cammann SuDniecroft and two and a
half acres at the southeast corner OF
kirkwood avenue and Lindenmere Drive
at Merrick TO Mrs, Mary II. Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Bush purchased
the La Croix property at Forest Hills,
which was for a time the home Of ex-
President Huerta OF Mexico.
A partition sale OF jamaica real estate
was held few days ago under the dlrec-
tion OF John M. O'Neill. referee, and
Joseph +, Rudden. attorney. consisting
of three lots or Chichester avenue. Mar
tin NJ, Wohl, the builder. bought the
property for 1900, There was sold also
a house at 15S Norris avenue near At
lantic, Jamaica, to the tenant. Joseph
Noble. for $4,000. Another parcel, con-
sisting Of house and lot on Dubroff ave-
nue., Jamaica, was sold to the tenant.
Mrs. Agnes Jsblowska, for S1,400.
A plot, 4Sx10O feet. with two one
family frame houses, at 232 and 234
Fulton street, jamaica, was sold by T. f.
Archer at privste sale to Clarence L.
Sinnickson of Jamaica for $4,000; also
house and grounds at 81 Washington
avenue, Jamaica, n private sale, by T. f.
Archer to F. G. Wiedemann of Jamaica
for $500.
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avenues, IN the Chester Hill section Of
Mount Vernon. The Joroloman Realty
Company contemplates tho erection Of
three dwellings. Leitner. Brener & Starr
were the brokers.
Prince q Ripley Inc. sold for Edith
NJ r. BurlSitt a house with about two
acres adjoining the Beltzoover estate at
Irvington- on the Hudson, N. Y, to Fred
erick w. Kincaid for Lewis johnson a
residence on Young avenue, Pelhamwood,
N. Y, to Stacy d. Arrowood. and with
Chauncey b. Grifren & Co for Catherine
r. Hasbrouck residence on Broadway,
Dobbs Ferry. to d. g. Inglehart.
The Tyler property. at the corner OF
North Regent avenue and Webster place,
Port Chester N. Y, consisting of a mod
ern dwelling and two acres, has been
sold for $4,000. The property was to
be offered at voluntary auction on Sat-
urday. October 4, by Arthur c. Sherl-
dan.
Stewart c. Schenck sold for George
q. Mine his brick and frame house at
Rye to Leonard Goodwin, who recently
sold his house near the Apawamis Club.
1. Lester Wood sold through Harry
Levy two dwellings Of eight rooms each,
on plot 10ox100. on Westslde avenue.
Freeport, l. I. The purchasers will
alter and occupy for residential pur-
poses, Mr.. Levy also sold for Mr. Wood
three lots on Grant avenue. Grantwood,
N. j.. to a purchaser who will erect a
residence.
Dersohuch q Co. sold for Harry r.
Barrett "a Greenridge avenue, southwest
corner OF Rutherford avenue. White
Plains, q sixteen room residence with
garage on plot 1O0x250. Irving w.
Young represented the seller and Nicho-
las %. Betjeman the purchaser
Ira o. Gregory bought the Evans
| property at Westport, Conn, through
John Crawford, There are twelve acres
| fronting on the Saugatuck River for
about 1000 feet and modern concrete
house. 1t was held at 100000.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 14sD STREET-Moore, Schultz
d Co. sold tho three story and base
ment dwelling at 457 West 1890 street,
1S.9x99.11. for Caroline and Emma
Steinman to Rose b. Heltingher. The
property was held at $4,000.
WEST 10TH STREET-Electus T..
Backus president of the Guardian
Holding Company, sold for Perry H.
Hull the five story American basement
dwelling. 25xl00. at 324 West 107th
street. to a client for occupancy. The
property was held at $35,000.
WEST EIGHTY-F1RST STREET -
Through the Charles Il. Noyes Com
pany Richard s. Elliott purchased
from Austin II. Isabel the four story
dwelling. 19x102.2, at 123 West Eigh-
ty-frst street, between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues.
SECOND AVENUE-Folsom Bros. Inc,
sold for estate of Caroline NJ. Hitch
cock the private house. 25.9x112.s, 221
Second avenue, to DR.. Harry Cohen.
EAST STXTY-FIRST STREET - Mrs.
Wilson'S Home Renting Company sold
through Rutland & whiting Benjamin
Corporation for Mrs. Phillip LIttel the
three story dwelling. 2oxl00, at 232
East Sixty-hrst street.
WEST FIFTY sixth STREET - Mrs
Frederick Edey sold her residence at
10 West Fifty-sixth street. a five story
dwelling. on a lot 25x100, adjoining
the Calumet Club and located Just
west of Fifth avenue
WEST 127TH STREET, Lester Wood
purchased IA and 16 West 127th street
a six story elevator apartment house
on plot b0x100. containing four fami-
lies on floor. The rents are over
S16,bOO annually, and the property
was held at s95,000. Harry Levy and
Porter & Co. were the brokers.
WEST 162D STREET-H. Dahnke q
Bros. sold for +. p. Schimpf 43s West
1921 street, a three story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 19.6x96.
EAST EVENTY-EIGHTH STREET
The three story dwelling, on a lot Isx
sxSO.2' at 14S East Seventy-eighth
street, has been sold by Eleanor
Childs.
Sb FENIH AVENUE-Condltiona con-
tracts are said to have been closed
Tor the sale of tho northeast corner
OF Seventh avenue and Ffty-seyenth
street, comprising seven two story
prick stores and apartments OF the
taxpayers type, on a plot fronting 100
feet on the avenue and 1O4 feet on
flrty-seventh street. It has been
owned for many years by the estate OF
George A Helme, which valued II al
$500, 900.
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THREE FLATS CHANGE HANDS.

Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
ought from Z. Gallinger the Aldus Ter
race, at the southwest corner OF 1S6th
street and st. Nicholas avenue, a six
story elevator apartment house, on plot
100x100. 1t contains accommodations
for thirty-eight families and has eight
stores, returning a rental OF about $40,-
600 annually. II was held at 1895, 900.
The KNAPP & Wasson Company sold
for Mrs. Mary S. Shepard the Farnon
House. a six story elevator apartment
house, with stores. at the northwest cor
ner of Audubon avenue and 10th street.
on plot 100x100. The property returns
an annual nntal of about $2S. 900 and
was held at $4,000. Mrs. Shepard ac-
quired the house two years ago in an
exchange arranged by the same brokers'
s. L. Pakas bought from William Hy-
man the five story new law apartment
house at 556 and 55S West 1S5th street
on a plot s0xlO0. arranged for four fam
lilies on a floor. The property was held
at 100000. William Crane was the
broker
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nrsf lot scid wac Nc. so7. sbx1oo. on
University avenue near ls7th street 1t
was bid In by Thomas f. Mullins for
Sl.zOO. This struck the keynote OF the
sale, for thereafter the prices were main
talned on an exceptionally high level.
The corner Of University avenue and
18TH street was taken by Engel q Litslsy
Tor $1,000, they having previously pur-
chased four adjoining lots on the ave-
nue. for $1,000 each. During the first
half hour Of the sale ffty-two lots on
the block bounded by University and
Clafiin avenue south of 197th street were
sold for n total OF S57.10o, an average
OF $1,100 each. AT least per cent of
those present were women and a number
OF the best lots were bid In by them.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MORRIS AVENUE-wiiliam Fl Meb-
Itch. Inc, sold for Bessie Thinner
man to an investor 1906 Morris ave-
nue. a six story new law house,
PROSPECT AvENUE-samuei Cowen
sPd Tor DR. Loughran the south
east corner Of 156th street and Pros
pect avenue, three story private house
Win a garage, to an investing client,
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Meister
Builders, Inc. sold to A. Goldman
tne nVe story apartment house, 5Ox
~. at 1880 Washington avenue. ac-
commodating twenty-five families. with
rent list Of $4,000. This property
y was held at $4,000.
TAYLOR AVENUE. Clarence Davies
resold for Handel Construction Com
pany to Mary Seams 1922 Tavlor
avenue three story frame three
family fiat. 55x100.
EAST 163D STREET-N. Naranawitz
Son and NJ. Herdst sold for PhilIp
Wattenburg to Philip Koern a two
family dwelling. 2ox75, at s79 East
163d street.
EAST 1s1ST STREET-H. Hornstein
sold for the Ellen Realty and Con-
struction Company to Nathan Bevier
the hve story apartment, 66x47, at
S17 East 1S1st street.
KELLY STREEE-D, Cohen md
Weiss sold for a client to the A. &
II. Investing Company, Michael Kauf-
mann president, the FIVE story apart
ment, containing 5000 square feet. at
gOS Kelly street, Hunts Point.
CLIFFORD AVENUE-GeorRe J. NJ
McCafrery. Jr, sold for Charles p
aalIock two family house, 25x100,
2717 Clifford avenue.
DAILY AVENUE-Geeorge ]. NJ. No
Canery sold for Andrew Parish a
Two family dwelling, 19x75. at 1884
DAILY avenue.
CLINTON AvENUE-George ]. M Nc
Cafrery sold for a client the DWELL
Ing, 20x100. at 1868 Clinton avenue.
HOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Steinman
sold for Feinberg & Bernstein a Ave
story apartment. 10sx4ex irregular.
at the northeast corner of Hoe ave-
nue. and Home street
HONEYWELL AVENUE-Bernard &.
peutsch, as attorney sold 1876 and
lsfs Honeywell avenue. q four story
new law double fiat, 50x7O. to Mrs.
Hedwig Fibel. Harry Cohen was the
broker.
ALBANY CRESCENT A1har+ n
Phelps and Charles Brady sold for
the Michael ]. Martin Corporation to
Morris Polsky the Ave story new law
apartment at SO40 Albany Crescent.
on plot 112.6x115. held at $3.50. 600
and rents for $4,000.
OGDEN AVENUB-The A. II. Invest
ing Company, Michael Kaufman pres
tdent, purchased the northwest cor
ner OF Ogden avenue and 10th street.
University Heights. a six story walk
up apartment. on plot 72x100. 1t
houses thirty families and has four
stores. The rental is about $40 600.
and IT was held at $4,000. A Swee
was the broker. The same company
through Weiss & Scherer purchased
the corner apartment at COS Kelly
street. a Ave story walk UP house.
renting for about $4,000 and held
at $100.00O.
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan

HATH ST. sO-S2 W. all-Non-co Column
1918, i yrs rem at $500 atty, N Mnii,
GRAND ST. " " cor Tompiilns st. 'ii$:SSiigasU i$:SigSU
Garage Holding Corpn, "a Norfolk st
5-l2 yrs from Dec l, 1919, I yrs renew
~ ssy sstty; i sr GltSkmPn, 2e9 Bysy sac
croppon to sadie, wife Abr Weiserbs. 1873
I'D "a av2 yrs from May l, 1920. sG,5O1
9Th Az. 10 W, str on ian st-Wm s
Z 18th st from June J, 1918, to Feb !
1890; atty, 1 Joseph Roser, lls Nassau
9TH Av, 2i5i str ana 6aitcshcip' and spi. sTi
on I'd and 50 foors-Fredk Rothfuss ana
s%no % to % l,ore1z keilermann on the prem
In cohen. 8os Sway. = -'t'' D'''' 800
5TH Ay. l469.71. Ftr-Isidor Botler to
July, |, 1915 atty L Newmark, 1900
S1sT ST. $50 E. ali .Frsncjs ziessT s'G0 TO
Hsn5y Rem oa, asn'9sfsn isS SSS vs., renes sst st.
Brian; 81 Park Row! terms as aFrsemeni
10Th THIS ST i Po., w. NSorl strl7 West son ST
Nov ! 1oloi atty, Edmund q Joseph,
ooEa ST. i$i.la5 E. Ie8inFton. = apo SP'
Alice b Woolsey,. 191 E 66th st. proprie-
tory lease, 81 4-12 yrs from June l,
llal9t gttys, Kirlen, woolsey 4 Hickov
SUFFOLK ST, Is, 8 Delaney st, W
str. in rear-Ths Delaney Suffolk Co to
Peter Florias and Nick Hepsas, 180
Delaney 81. 10 yrs from May /, 1918
atty, / Friedman, l89'Delancey ST. $3.50
42D ST. 267 W, str-w Holding Corpn 20
Geo y Phil,i2,so 257 w z2d st;, 5, Yrs
MADISON Av, $. 90 1a7th a. 90 8voOx
gr'E wo6S the as9 ssdJnr ,satn oOGa6ser to Thso
June l. 1917; address. 9idl Madison
ST NiciHoLAs Aiv, o6i ali,"PuSdy Si estate estate
to Bernard Krsuss, 5s2 Beck st.. Bronx
yrs from Oct I, 1919; atty, louis J
Gold, 1872 Nassau st....-........S S25 900
Bronx.
FREMONT Av. 400 L, 3 sty bldg-C1ement
II Smith 20 Moses II Harris, 500 West
End av. 10 yrs from Jan /, 1920; atty,
C smith, 400 fremont av..... So 900
l4gTH ST, s6S II, I'd h-Ollver DAVIS
- John Connes, SOS Bergen av. from
Sept 10. 1912, TO Aug /, 1880; atty.
NoASnark. 2j6 Bway. y....,.........Sl,2 260
For other real estate news see
page ten.
The sun., 1919-09-24
NATANsoN SELLS LOFT.

Max Y. Natanson sold to Alfred M.
Rau Ss University place and "a and rs
East Twelfth street. an eleven story
and loft building. 46x100, on Twelfth
street, running through with an IL"
31x110 on University place. The build
ing contains sprinkler system and two
elevators and brings in an annual rental
OF $4,000 It was held at 1915, 900.
Waddell & Martin wore the brokers in
the transaction. This building was pur-
chased by the seller from the Guardian
Life Insurance Company last May.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

lsT Av, 1875; l2th ct. 400 e; IN st, s44 E
Sarah KShn to S,s y 4 X Realty Co; atty,r;
sr gF'sTaG sT ss B. ssS mtg nw;E .E7oe6wam 'Rs
sitter 70 Philippine LAnEschmidt 1882
walton sv, Bronx; atty, Geo II Hyde, Il
oRcHIARp DW Wsr. ls7.N Trust Co to isaac isaac
shiman, GA Superior st, Cleveland, Ohio
attys, Strasbourger & S, "a Bway. sac, 900
10TH ST. asS, l7s 3 mtg ss4G0. lsd and dig;
to George sleghardt, 5l5 e nth st: atty,
II NJ Flateau, 81 Chambers st. t........t1
ssTH ST, 40 ", mtg 3le,ooo-Bond & Mtg
lo1st st. and ano, exrs, &c: atty, Robert
Dayton, iS William ct. t....,..:.s .sl4, 900
County Holding co to Bowery ssv Pank,
l2s Boweryi attys, csdwalader. w q 7,
1sisT ST. 5i5 W; 5sth st. sl1 W. mtg ,ss..
Schiller, at Paterson. N ]; attys Wolf &
kohn. Z1I Bw'y assns.$6, 575 and s22,50O
s4TH ST. 224-2e w-Lawyers Mtg Co to
Jas Il Ford, y lSd ct; attys, Sherman
& Sterling, IS Wall lst...........SII5.OO ct. 900
Bronx.
WALTON AV, =, sS s 1891 st, b0xlOO;
also Morris av. 2265--Sam Mnskoh to
American Trust Co. 1875 Bway atty,
NORRIS Av. e2e6-Mortlmer bishop and
ano. eErs. 20 LAWYERS Mtg Co, SO Lib
erty st atty. Title & Mtg Co. 80
wESTcHEsrER 5:Src Az '7is.Newbbarfh Saw 1yv
ings Bank to Bowery Savings Bank. l2s
iSsD o"s 81 IS. iosii1 Brook iFSiiUSSS av, Sii.SG
yers Mtg Co. 5a Liberty st t..... s25. 900
TRINITY AV, s07-Union Chemical Glass
ware Co to Edw Schwartz, 1851 5sth
st. Bklyni atty, saml Frank, 1893 Broad
FoRks;T; Az 8, issi isiis;t st. t,S ss'Sx
ioo--Leo Gross to Abr Kramer s57 For
est av; atty Saml Horowitz. 1 Madison
AZ . ~, ,UVU
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BANK BUYS IN JAMAICA.

Howell ]. Lomax and Jarvis e. Smith
sold to the Bank Of Long Island for the
Van Wyck estate the southwest corner
of Union Hall and Fulton streets,
Jamaica, L. /. The building on the site
was erected In 1921 and was acquired
by Joshua II. Van Wyck in 1895. A
modern building with entrances on both
streets will replace the old structure,
and 1t will represent an investment of
over 100000.
The sun., 1919-09-24
BUY SILK PLANT IN GARFIELD.

The Paul Pullman Company OF New
York, silk manufacturers, have pur-
chased the Buonocore Building, in Gren-
nellie avenue, GARFIELD. N. j., for $4,000
and will shortly move its plant to that
city. The purchasers win make altera-
tons to the building and occupy the en-
tire premises. About 100 persons will be
given employment in the factory at
the outset
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II. l.. BACON SELLS HOUSE.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold for
Robert L. Bacon. represented by Brown
Wheelock Company. the four story
house. 20x102.2. at 119 East Seventy
first street. to a client, who will re-
model the house extensively for his own
occupancy Tho same brokers recently
sold the adjoining house at III East
Seventy first street for the Taller es-
tate. This is the eighth sale in the
same block in the last few months.
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BUYER FOR THE CARRoLToN.

Samuel Barlin, operator. has pur-
chased from the William Johnson Com
pany the Carrolton, a six story elevator
apartment house at the northwest corner
OF Broadway and 16Sth street. opposite
the old American League Baseball Park.
The house contains seven suites on
floor and has five stores. The property
fronts 80 feet on Broadway and $50 feet
on the street. 1t rents for about $50. 900
annually and was held at S350,000.
The sun., 1919-09-24
SCHULTZ co, LEASES AGAIN.

The Schultz Realty Company has
taken lease for a long term of years
of the four story building at the south
west corner Of Forty-third street and
Sixth avenue at an aggregate rental of
over $25o,000. This property was re-
Gently acquired by the Schultz Realty
Company and resold to the present
owner Henry Shapiro & Co. were the
brokers
The sun., 1919-09-24
AMERICAN PENCIL LEASE.

Harrison S, Colburn Company has
leased for Thomas ], Upton, Inc, the
fourth and fifth floors in Unit d, Ho-
boken Factory Terminal. to the Ameri-
can Lead Pencil Company for a period
OF ten years. Thomas ]. Upton, Inc,
recently rented the entire building, con-
sisting Of 27S.O00 square feet, on a long
lease through the Colburn Company.
The sun., 1919-09-24
BUYS IN COFFEE DISTRICT.

Norman S. Riesenfeld purchased from
the estate Of Frances Tilton the Ave
story building 20xsO, nj 90 Front street
extending through to Jones lane. The
property was held at 100000. II is in
the coffee district and is 100 feet south
of Wall street. Ashforth & Co. were
the brokers'
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SELLS THE ALVENA.

The Alvena. six story elevator apart
ment house on a plot 50x99.11 at IA
and 16 West 127th street. near Fifth
avenue, has been sold by Harrison d.
Meyer to ]. Lester Wood. The property
was held at $4,000
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apartment houses through the Hacken-
sack National Bank and Albert r. Ia
briskie TO Robert r. Watson and Harry
III. Weinberger, both Of Passaic. who
poid in the neighborhood Of $4,000 for
the Corinthian. at $3.50 Henry street,
and the Mason, 106-10S Howe avenue,
that city. There are twelve apartments
In each building.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Man na ftun

8. SS.7 n Reade st, runs 8
51.5x 0.6x e 1871 TO Manhat-
tan pl ms l5x W 42.6x 9l0x n
s7.s to Bway 22 to beg-Prescott
Hail Butler, as comm property J w A
Chanler and Amelia II Troubotsky. for
merly wife Of Chnn'or. Of Cobham.
Va. to the Union Dime Sa pank, May
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IN THE AUCTION RooMs.
lat IL vEsEY sTREET.l

BY Henry Brady.
10Th ST. 414~16 e. 8, 1895 ist ave,
toxs2 sty stable--Forrest CO aEt
Thomas Farley ct al; atty. II Koehler;
CHERRY ST. 290, Q cor Pelham U6-s,
2S,Sxios. 7xa5x1oe.7, sty tint & strs-
Mackay ct al. trstes. 40, sgt Adolph
=, w, ,SlS;ls; to the plaintiff. ......s26. 900
MADISON 81, a7e, s, a5o.2 e Clinton.
sl.sxlOO. sty tint a strs-wm Mitchell
trste, &C, agt Philip steinman ct al:
atty, W NJ Van Winkle; due, $40, $50 50 /;
taxes. &c, S4s2.Io to the plaintiff Sac, 600
The sun., 1919-09-24
BUYERS OF HDGEMAN FLAT.

julius Tishman & Sons are the buy
ers of the twelve story apartment build
ing at 1875 to 139 West Seventy-ninth
street. held at 100000, by the estate Of
John X. Hegeman. Elisha Sniffln was
the broker. stoddard & Mark repre-
sented the buyers as attorneys.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Mendel estate sold TO the Jorolo-
man Realty Company, Julian Kovacn
president, a plot, l7sxl2o. on Clarmount
avenue. between LINCOLN and Sidney
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PAssAIc DEALS REPORTED.

Among the operations of the week in
Passain. N. J.. was the sale Of two
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wEsTCHEsTER REAL ESTATE.
At urchase

$1,000 Cash---Two family house. / rooms,
wo baths. near subway; balance to suit.
lWNER. lOO5 East lS0th 81.
The sun., 1919-09-24

For other real estate news see
page ten.
The sun., 1919-09-24
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
(with name and address of owner and at
torney)
Doyutoun
tsouth Of Fourteenth street. }

'0Th Thomp.on M % to pSis kca2poI gTgg'1dso % ,7tS
at. mtg $4,000, all liens. Sept IS: atty,
Title Guar & 7 Co. 176 Bway. 800
Gawtry and Rno, exrs 10 Arthur Bris-
bane, HempsteRd, L !. all liens. Sept l9;
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway. 800
shagen, eXr. to Frances Ziegler, 1899
Madison at, Bklyn, mtg $500, all liens;
atty. Sol Brinn. 81 Park Row. SIS. 900
SID ST, COS Z, s, 26X17X irreg--Geo a
Stenmuller and ano. exrs to Imre
Neureth. 1857 Avenue A, Sept 90; atty,
I. t s. T Co. 100 Bway $500
Hlrschfeid to ] & S Realty Co. 1872
Nassau st, mtg s22.pO0. Sept IS; atty.
Abr Midonick, 1872 Nassau st....... 500
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(west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)

9Th AV, 34s, $, 9S.S n 2lst st, 24.Sx59-
seamens Bank for Saw to Rebecca Levy,
l9l Sycamore st. Bklyn; atty, n T &
NJ Co, 1876 Bway.. ................Sl00
2STH ST, 2o2-204 w, ., 4O.4xG1.4X99x60.4
Empire State Holding Corpn to Long
last Realty Corpn, Sl2 7th av. mtg $780,,
600. all liens. Sept y; attys, Arnstein &
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16

ichester Reporter Sept. II: The tent
10 be used at the Gypsy" Smith meet
|ng which was shipped from Dalton
Ea., several days ago. was delayed in
transit in Atlanta; but Rev. j. e. Pur-
ken went over to Atlanta yesterday
Ind Strengthened out the tang.e, and
|he tent will arrive this afternoon over
lhe Seaboard at four o'clock. Mr.. M.
b. Smith, who has come from Dalton
10 erect the tent, is here, and has q
force of hands on the grounds digging
holes. putting up stakes, and arrang-
|ne other preliminaries for the erection
BE the tent.........Mr. William Furr, VINO
has been an operative at the Baldwin
sftn, dropped dead this morning at
bic Southern passenger station while
hi the act of boarding the c. &N.-W.
rain. Mr.. Furr had feared he was
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16

&C. *. Sanders of BlacRville, has
been appointed sheriff of Barnwell
county by the governor to succeed J.
b. Morris resigned. Sheriff Sanders
served overseas in the late war as Il
first lieutenant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16

"a Florence Nightingale, the famous
Crimean nurse, is the only woman who
has ever received the Order of Merit,
one of the most honorable distinctions
within the gift Of the British sovereign.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16

going to be late, and had run some DIS
tance: and the excitement and spirited
exercise undoubtedly was responsible
for death. Coroner j. H. GLADDEN. and
a Jury viewed the remains, and a YER
dict in accordance with the above facts
was brought in. Mr.. Furr was nine-
teen years of age. He appears to have
been without immediate relatives III
this part of the country.........--Mrs. loia
w. Good died at her home in the Ar
mcnia section Monday afternoon, 1o~
lowing an illness of about ten months
and was laid to rest in Armenia grave
yard Tuesday afternoon. The funcrai
service was conducted by Rev. j. II.
Yarborough, and many friends were
present to pay their tribute OF respect
to the deceased. Friends mere VIII
learn, with sorrow of the death OF MT.
George M. Price at Chattanocga, Tenn,
on August 24th. Mr.. Price and Family
lived here for several weeks about
wear ago, Mr.. Price having a position
in the office CT the Chester Hardware
Co. At a mass meeting Of citizens
Yesterday afternoon at the Court House
Mr.. j.. A. Barron was recommended
to the city council as the choice OF the
public for third member of the COM
mission to handle the street and wa
terwerks improvements, the other two
members being Messrs. A. L. CASTOR
and r. r. Moffat..-....-.Miss Louise Me-
Fadden has been notified that she was
the winner of the DR.. w. Gill Wyne
scholarship at winthrop College at the
examination in July.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-16
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Some Items of Fact, Some Of commSrt
and All Helping. to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Arc Saying and
Doing.
Rock Hill Record, Sept. II: Prof. j.
Thompson Brown arrived here this
morning to resume his place on the
winthrop faculty. He has been IN
France for year on a leave OF ap-
sence, and was doing Y. NJ. c. a. work
ever there. He says he had the great
est time of his life while over there---
REV. Alexander Martin and j. {. CORK,
representing the Oakland Avenue Pres
bxterian church. are attending q meet
ssng of Bethel Presbytery at Liberty
Hill. ..........At meeting MONDAY nlsnt
of the City Council, that body adopted
an ordinance increasing the pay for
CITY recorder from $500, to $3.50 per
annum. This increase will not go IN
to effect until successor is appointed
TO Recorder Craig, who resigned some
weeks ago. Mrs. Cloud Hicklin and
schiIdren, who for many years nave
lived at Ebenezer. moved to Rock Hill
this week, going to the v. Q. Ham
bright house, recently bought by Mrs.
Hickfin..-Mr. and Mrs. V. Q. Ham
bright moved yesterday to Clover
where the former becomes cashier OF a
bank there.