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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-29
WHEN CONGRESS MET
IN WALL STREET
Some Little known Chapters in The
History of the United
States
BY o. P. AUSTIN
Statistieian of the National City Bank
of New York

Just 131 years ago the Congress of
the United States was bidding adieu
to Wall street, where it had associat-
ed with the money power" for five
year period, returning temporarily to
its scenes of former activity at Phil
adelphia, whence it was to finally re-
move TO the new capitol to be estab-
lished on the Potomac.
Few of the thousands of people who
pass the historic spot at the corner
Of Wall and Nassau streets, but a
few feet from the doors of the Ma
tIonal City Bank of New York, are
mindful of the stirring events which
occurred during the five years in
which it was the abiding place of
Congress.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-29
Returns to Old Quarters

On the evacuation of Philadelphia
by the British in 1878, Congress- re-
turned to its old quarters in that city,
remaining there until 1888. Owing
tc some misunderstanding with the
Philadelphia authorities, it removed
over night to Princeton, N. J. At
Princeton it completed its session and
there adopted a plan for the creation
of two permanent capital cities, one
to be located on the Potomac and the
other on the Delaware; the sessions
pending the construction of the proper
buildings at the new capitals to be
held alternately at Annapolis and
Trenton.
Lure of Great City
The session of 1888 was held at An
napolis and that of 1884 at Trenton,
where it appears that the lure of the
great city of New York, which had
then population of $4,000, oyerturn-
ed the double capital plan, and in
January, 1855. the Congress removed
to New York, where it was granted
the use of the City Hall.
All of the meetings up to this time
had, of course, occurred under the
articles of confederation, which, how
ever, had proven unsatisfactory, and
when the ninth state ratified the pro-
posed constitution, in 1888, the Con-
gress, then in session in New York,
hastily passed a measured requiring
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-29
HamiItOn's Three PrOpOsals
Opposition is Aroused

The third proposition, that the gov
eminent of the United States should
assume the debts created by the re-
spective states during the revolution
airy war was bitterly opposed and its
final settlement resulted incidentally
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
gusfabrt gegen @noe bes ied5cbnten Sabrbunoerts.

SelbltbemuBtiein ouf sen Mpenuen
ipa5ieren; man fabrt gu ieinem Ser
gniigen iiber 2ano.
@ie emit Der goloene &r0nungs=
magen, ieoen Stob 5u meioen, 3mi>
f9en oen &aoern bling, 10 piegt iebt
Ser 2anoauer auf gebogenen Se6ern.
N1r 6aB Die Garben ben @lan3 per<
loren un0 ni@t mebr purpurn iu-
bilieren, bielmebr Den @barafter ser
S6uBfarbung gegen Ben 5ta1b u1o
gege1 oaS Iuffauige annebmen.
Ser 8urger bat ii@ fiiblen gelernt.
Sn6eiier, Die Miiiion ser @a6er
iollte ii6 in nod enti6eioen6erer
@eiie erfiQen. 9ie 9emofratiie.
rung bes &erfebrs fanb ibren Ell.
gentliden Mus6rud erit in Dem @ie.
ner Steupagen, DEM 8erliner Sor-
pagen, Sem &remier, DEM Slater
uno Sen 9roidfen. Stun erit> ooer
nod einige Sabr5ebnte ipater, als
Die @feroebabn fam, mar 6ie &o,
manttf Der &aoer CUR @rfuaung
gefommen.
@el@ cine proouftipe 2eiltung,
tpel9 cine @%ntlaoung an @nergier
IieB aus sen finf5ebn 9roiGfen,
sic 6rieori9 @ilbelm I. 1889 ser
Staot Berlin erlaubte, 6as beutige
Sect ser eleftril6en S%traBenbabn
peroen; mieDtel geiittger Mrbeit be-
6urfte es, I'M aus 6em 9ampfpa=
gen, Ser 1888 bon 2on0on 1a9 Sir
mingbam fubr, 0en A%utomobilparf
elmer mo6ernen @eltitaot Hper6en 511
laiien!
9as &ao Iodte Sen @oitiQot1, Elm
romantiid 2ieo gu blaien; uno beu-
tie gibt es cine &omantif 6es &urS-
budes, na9 Ser u15dblige itablerne
&d6er BEN &aum %Derneinen uno Die
3eit beiiegen.
@s perlobnt fi9, einn1al 6ariber
nad)3u6enfen, mas 0as eigentlt6
beoeutet> nit 100 &ilometer &C.
i6minoigfett ooer aub 11ur nit oe-
rem 80 in ser 5tunoe iiber sic
S9ienen 5u rolen. 100 &ilometer
6ie 5tunoe, 6as beiBt 1,6 &ilometer
sic Minute ooer 26 Meter Ste &C.
funoe. $50 CAB es III SEN MDtbo<
Iogien Ser beripegeniten 80lfer Die
8oritelung elmer abnli6en 56nel-
Iigfeit! Sic &dt6er rouen. Sic ge<
borden 6em @ine11 zines Mannes,
Sen i6 ME fetren lcrne11 mer6e. Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
E$un1rrharf Batkimatlfr 1ttttfr
nrtt WtrrPt.
! NaturaeiAdtlide &lanoerei bon 6. Grrens.

@orii@t eutipredcn6 mablt ser @is.
pogel, Ser lel6it an6ere Bogel faum
in ieiner Nabe ouloet, audi Sen Srt
fir iein Sect iorgfaltig aus. Sn
trodene,1> lteilen, glatten ufcrran.
bern, Die meoer @ras- no4 Strand).
mu9s baben un6 oesbalb 8alierrat=
ten, Maroern, @ieieln u11b ionltigcm
&uu65eug nidt 5uganglid iino> badt
CT 80 bis 60 3eutimeter POM obe'
rem &uno entfernt, eil1e1t Gang BON
etma einem balben 6is 1 Wteter 5iefe
uno S 3entimeter Durdmciicr. Ger
Gang Iteigt et1pas al uro enoet in
elmer 6adofena6nli6en @06lc> Die
8 Big 10 3entimeter bod uuo 10
zig 10 3entimeter brett lit. 3ie Mr,
belt miro bibi6 gleidmdBig nus
gefi6rt. $50 Steine iie e%rid'lperen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
2as srofte 3tutbers'perf.

Dieie 8eilen fiibren nidt etpa
nod oem bergbauliden @eiten Slime.
rifas ooer mad elmer anoeren, in
iol9er &iniidt genannten &egton,
}on6ern 11ltr nod Dem alten ~ipteB'
hir9erli9en" Often Der Ser. @taa'
ten.
Mlr notwithstanding menigen
8etpobnern @oroamrtfas lit Is BE-
fannt, BOB bas gr0Bte 3inf=8ert-
merf ser Ser. Staaten, ia iogar Ser
gan5en @elt, 11l1r go Meilen bon
Ser groBen Metropole Mmerifas gu
ftn6en lit, tpern mani eS' s11a1alidj
iubt. Mber ielbit Seem Dorfer tpiir'
cigen 6ieie mi9ttge Mine nlr aus
nabmstpei1e einiger 8ea@tung.
Cine iol@e Musnabme biloeten
sic Monate 6es @eltfrteges, ooer
ser amerifaniiden 8eteiltgung an
oemieHen. 9amals mur6e IN oem
8ergtpert uno ser 5uge60rtgen Ger,
arbeitungs- Mnlage Sag uno Wadt
gearbcttct, I'M 8atronen uno @ra'
natenbuIien ber5uIteaen.
Sos 8ergmert farm 5iemli6 balo
fem bunoertidbriges Snbtlum
fciern. @don friibcr menigen 5ad}'
oeSaan0inen befnnnt. tullroe es I'M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
m IT,
E Dir &nnanttk nrr &anfr.
N Son Mpbert 8reuer.
&ainfr.
@on @obert greaer.

Stables b%e6euteten 6te miloeiten Sci.
oeni9often ser &tnobeit. Ntan fnbr
nit glias inn feurigen @agen; man
fubr nit Mdia, orobeno, polterno,
oab Sic Speiden iid bogen. l1no-
Damn fam Der Sag oes grobe11
Slides, % iaB man bod oben aut
einem grnepagen uno b0rte onrb
6as @au1den uno &niitern bes &or-
mes oas &reiiGen uno Auietiden
ser @1oer, man fiiblte oaS S9wan<
fen, 6os glatte 9abinroaen, oas
abenteuerlibe Mn3ieben un6 oen Sri
umpb oes observation-disclosures
9oer ein a%nbern1al = uno faS blteb
ni9t tpeni9er int @eoa4tniS =
mudte man oie erite Droi6fenfabrt.
@s mar NaGt, un6 ser &egen pfiff
gege1t sic 59etben. @an iab oes
&uti9ers fliegenoen Mantel, oaS
eelbe 5ladern ser @agenlaternen.
Man iab i6mar5e @feroe feuer'
]dnoubeno 6ur9 Die Giniternis ia<
gen. Man borte aus Dem @eraiiel
Ser &doer Elm ieltiames Srommeln,
oas @9reien Ser Seinoe; man Bot
tie aber audi ben Sieg Der @aoer,
tpie iie 6abonfubren, mie tie &ettung
bradten. 11no Damn famen anore
8eiten, % iangen Die &aoer bon tau-
ien6 Melan@olten un6 ientimenta.
len SiBigfeiten. Die 8oitfutiden.
romantic perfibrte oas traumerii9e
@er5, 6aB es 2enau las 1no aQerlet
imagindre &etien 6ur6 BEN 8ob'
mertpal6 uno 6ur9 Ole b%liben6te
ser &eioen madte:
Sserne, leiie b0r' i9 bort
@ines Foit5orns &ldnge, IL
B16bli9 tpirb mfrs I'M bas 6ero
SCUM nod ems 70 enge.
2uIig rent Der 8a9en fort
neber @tein un6 8riden;
@tanb nt9t per an ieinem @6lag
W2it bertpetntet1 8ltden?
Die &omantit Der @oitfutf9e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

6ung Ser S@merfraft, 6ieie Ser
leugnung ser 9iitan3, lit zines Der
8unoer, oas mat alS ielbitper itano,
li9 binnimmt un0 6as man bod
imn1er mie6er als ein ieltiames
Spiel nit 8%epuBtiein genieBt. Man
empfinoet oas &ao a1s bas bo1fom<
menite @erf5eug, 6en Naum GIT be-
(iege11; man glaubt, 6aB 6as STAB,
oas emig flii6tige, Die 3ett einbolen
fonne.
S@on Mriltopbanes prizes 6as
@ergniigen, 0as oen &inoern ei11
b0l5ernes @agelden bereitet. @s
6urfte feiner rtnter 1ns iein, Ser als
@eGsidbriger ni@t fir iein 2eben
germ Sic. @eniotionen 6es &uti@ers
olsgefoitet bdtte. @aS bot man
oo9 oues IN @fer6e bermanoelt,
mos fat man aues roueno g%eglaubtl
Gin itummes 8rett, auf bier &au-
flos9e11 geleet, 3auberte einem Sen
i6neuiten Mar@entpagen. .Wenn
man aus elmer 3igarrenfiite uno
bier 3mirnrolen, Sic mon benz Nab'
foIten Der Mutter itabl, cine ri@tt'
ge 8emegli6feit 5uiammenbammer-
tie, ipar man ielig. Sreili9, man
beneioete au9 Damn nod Die Sur'
gems, sic auf Sen init &riten nno
Sqliern iibertiirmten 6ur9 sic Stra'
zen oonnern6en &oupagen bodtea
ooer gar born auf bent Bod iaBen
u1o bem Muf uno Ib ser f9meren
8fer6e 5uisben fonnten. 9as al
les ober perblid 6or Der bloben Ct
uortung, Sic Giienbobn gu ieben,
SOS 6ampfen6e uno 5ii6enoe unge'
tim, 6as Gunfen auSparf nno Del,
fen @d6er ii@ 10 i@nen orebten, bat
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

Satire 1848 5um eriten Male BE-
trieben. Mber fur5 barna9 muroen
Ole Mrbeiten mie0er aufgegeben. I'm
1865 berum puroen tie ieoo4 outs
1eue eroffnet; ieit6em mar Ser @e,
trieb ei1l urr1rterbro@ener uro lie,
Sen Sag muroen biele Eon11en gr5
aus ocm 8erfuerf gebolt, aus elmer
Eiefe BON $50 uno mebr SUP. Ser
g9a6t na9 ser Sauptmine lit iest
1150 SUB tief, nit @tationen ou!
ale fiinf5ig SUP, u11o man reb1et
nod auf cine lange I11sbeutl1ngs=
fdbigfeit.
IauIenoe bon 2euten iino in Ser
.M9ine uno in ben &affinierungsan=
lage1 bef9aitigt. 8iele Ser 8erg-
tperfer iin6 bier idon felt mebr alS
einem @ierteliabrbunoert in beitam,
oigem Dienit, troBoem oie Mrbett
cine re@t i9uere lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

fletterten auf un6 nie6er. Sic
@feroe gingen a1s itol5e &oiie gu
adter un6 gu 5m0lfen, umbiiat bon
foltboret1 S9abraden; oie &uti4er
un6 9tener mebrten 6en Sarben-
glan3 uno ben metauii4en &ei6tum
folder Eriumpb5ige. Sis Damn els
11es Sages ein bol5erner 2eitertpa'
gen, ser 3peira6ige Sarg, iiber oas
@flaiter polterte> I'M Souls Gopet
aus Dem Gemple gu bolen. Die
5tootsfaroiien muroen %perbrannt;
sic @epublif i6uf ii@ BALI gum
Spmbol uno balb GUT &arifatur ein
anores @efdbrt: cine srotesfe.
balsbreherii6e DISCRIMINATING, BET
oeren 8eiteigen 6ie 9omen gu
5ansculotten muroen un6 Die blu-
tigen &abaliere oft ge1tug tire
S@redensbiite berloren. 9o6 mar
1oIhe 8urlesfe muir Elm Mnfang. @S
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

merf6aren Sails al ienen aniebt, tit
augeni9einli9 auf Die @romubleret
belon0ers eingeri9tet. Die @ange,
Sic oiele @iirteltiere graben, ltno
e6enfaus betrd6tli6 lang etma 1
Bis 2 Meter un6 am @noe 5u
elmer run6li9en 8obnbo6le pergro'
bert.
gn0li6 ieien nod 3mei Giefbau'
fuiinltlcr ermabnt, Ste unS nod mebr
als Sic bisber genannten interei-
lieren olrften, neil tie elmer &ier>
flaiie angeboren, BET Der MIR Die
Neigung gum gr6bau am tpeniglten
permuten. 8ei0e le6en in unierer
@eimot. Ser cine, Der eisoo.
gel, fommt iberaQ IN Deutidlano
Dor, aber INNER nur ein5eln. Au9
im gan5en iibrigen europa NIT
Musnabme Der nor6lihen @egenoen
- un0 int 1peitlideu Miten lit er gu
finoen. Mm Serbian, in mande1
&eilen @riedenlanos uno Spaniens
ion er iogar iebr baufig an3utref1ea
lein. Sci urs inoes lit es cine
5eltenbeit, 6aB man einen bon oie-
len punoerbaren, pradtig gefteoers
ten Ginlieolern gu leben befommt:
Mm liebiten balt Ser Gispogel ii9
IN fleinen SluiIen uuo 8a6en NIT
flarem @ai1er auf; tribe @epalier
mei0et er in ser &egel gan5lih. IS
gibt feinen gogel, Der fdeuer TT
als oieier ih1ne Sonoerling uno
eifrieer bemiibt mdre, ii9 Sem Bltde
oes Meniden gu ent5ie6en. Sbn
Iitcno an einem ieiner perltcdten
sfubcpl1tteu a%u5utreffen, gelingt
NUT h%cionoers &!,notgcn. Scl'sr
aroHAi Sd1eu a:!setaapom!iIe.1 u.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

meroen oieie m0gli6it 9erausge6au'
en-. 9as gan5e @erf ni1nmt me5-
rere @oben III Mniprud. Die @09.
lie lit fir sic Drut beltin1mt uno
miro nit Stidgraten ~gepflaltert,"
sic our unterlage fiir Sic gier ult5
sic ipateren Su11gen 0ieneu ioQen.
Dieie gier per0ienem uuiere gand
beion6ere Muf n1erflamfeit. Gin be.
fainter Naturfori4er neln1t lie Die
lG0niten BON allen, Die ct lie geie9e11.
Sic iiu0 grob, fait runolih nno 6a'
ben cine meibe, mie gmaiQe glan'
5en0e 56ale, sic megell 0eS 0urhs
id)einen0en 9otters etlpaS ms Got'
gel6e lpielt. SIT Sic 9oble oes giS-
pogels bei6doigt moroen> 10 per-
laBt er iie auf imn1er. Sltt Der
iheue @eiele aber auf Sen giern,
10 lit CT nibt e6er BON leinen Nlate
51 treibe11, als bis man ibm bart
auf oen 2eib rudt.
Cine gispogelboble faat oem 11a-
tu%rfunoigen @anoerer ielten III Die
Mugen. Die gromobnungen ser all-
oer1 bier nod gu er1pa6nenoen &c.
fieoerten Eiefbaumeilter iino aud)
BON oberfla6li6en 9eoba6tern oes
Sebens uno @ehens III @ottes
fdmudem @arteu nidt gut gu uber.
ieben. SIN idroffen lferpanoen
fiaffen -unterbal6 Ser Sberfante,
neilt 0i9t beieinan0er, mebr oocr
1peniger 5ablreide runoe S0der -
20 ODER so ooer gar an Sic Dun'
6ert un0 6ariber Dinaus. IS iino
sic gingange gu oen Neitern Ger
II er9ma1ben, muntere, iebr
begpeglide uno poliierlide yogel, Die
in ibrem &eien an u1liere @als'
lbmal6e11 %eriunern un0 nit Ml1sra5'
me BON Multralien un6 Siioamerifu
falt sic gon5e 8elt 6emo6ncn. Sic
5arten @ei9apfe, Die gu 6en fleil1'
item ibrer Samilie geb0re1, boblen
1 Bis 2 Meter latge uno 4 bis 6
3entimeter peite &0bren aus, oie
- mie beim @isDogel eine leld)te
Steigung baben uno gu eincr bod
ofenf0rmigen grmeiterung flibren.
Sn Die fer lit oas 8ett6en fir Die
8rut bereitet - aus alerlei fei1et
@alm6en ur6 @ir3elden uno nit
Ge6ern, @aaren, @oae bubi6 aus.
gepolltert. Die 5ierli@e Neltarbeit
entipri9t gar5 Der 5ierli@en Mrt bee
nieoli9en @dmalbden. Sos @ob'
lenrperf ober mutet mie ein falt un'
glaubli9er Bioeripru6 3u 6em &or'
perbau Ser feinglieortgen Siere an.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
@aroIle III einem feitliden Bug 2uotpigs XIV.

%tpanoelte ii9 III SOS beroiide So
tbos 6es Mutomobils un6 IL Die
Monumentalitdt oes 9=3uges. Cine
@an0lung, Sic oas @rin5ip oes &a-
oes, 6en @etr11g at Ger @rabitation,
als cine ipe5ifiide &nltnrfraft gu
nltben begann.
2angiant mablte Ser olte Neilez
tpagen ben San6; uater benz 9rnd
ser 2a6ung dd5ten uno ltobnten Die
Ylonpagen, bie 6aS &aufmannsgut
bon Morft at Marft trngen. Scr
Subrma1tn fonnte getroit nebenber>
geben, un0 oft geuug muBten Die
&nedte in sic @peiden gretfen.
@ol9 eine 5abrt bon Serberge gu
&erberge, 6ur@ Sic @tniamtelt UNI
li9erer StraBen geborte gu ben
Mbenteuern n116 Sen @reignillen oes
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
an, sic iic ant gn6e gu ether &C.
r1umiqen 8olnuna ouSbout.

an, sic ite ant gnoe gu einer &C.
raumtgen &o6nung auS6aat.
9as 5u 6en gaugeticren seborige
@urteltier, oas in 5iioamcrifa
lebt,. lit ebenfaas 10 Elm fetlter
Ylumplad, oem man cine SeiItung
bon @eibid uno MusOauer faum
5utrauen m0dte, umio meniger, als
es in d6nlider 8eiie mie sic S9ilo-
fr0te bon ser Natur nit einem
l9meren Sanger belaltet muroe. Dte-
ier liegt ibm %a1eroings ni6t 10 ipro=
Sc, itarr uno mudtig auf Dem 2eibe
mie Ser S6il6frote, oenn ct Deficit
aus reibenf0rmig angeoroneten
&nodenplatten. 9ie mddtig entmifz
fe1ten @robeflauen ont SEN fur5en,
itarfen GiiBen 6es SiereS 0euten
i@on ouf 0elien beion6ere Mnlage
sur gr6arbeit fin. Mud Ser mall
5enf0rmige 2eib NIT 6em langidnau-
'8igen, fantigen @opf, Ser iid obne
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II,

II.
Mn6ere 8iloer 5eigen uns 31pet
Eiei6aufunitler groberen @dlages.
Ser eine> rIeltuoo polDpbe'
mus" cine 2auoidilofrote, lit IN
Noroamerifa bebeimatet. Sn oieiem
plumpen 8eptil miro man @ei4id
gum 8auen ebenio menig bermutet
mie oas = no, iagen mir Salient
gum 5eiltan5en. 3mar perite1en ia
aae Sdilofroten ein menig gu gro
ber, aber iiber sic Seritequng ma
big tiefer @ruben, 6ie Tie nit oen
@interfuBen aa,sidarren uno in Be-
men iie fire @ier notourfttg per-
bergen, reidt ibre &unlt III ser Ste
gel nidt binaus. Sene Moroame-
ritanerin aber legt meite @ange BON
2 bis 3 Meter 2ange in Der @roe
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allen @lan3 elmer b0fii6en &l1ltur
auf5upeiien batten. 9ie Staats-
faroiien 6es 8arod unb sic Der fran-
5oiiiben 2u6mige maren. rouenoe
S9aBbauier. sic tpare11 bis 3u
einem dlBeriten @ra6 ser 3erbred-
li@fett bon auem 2aitenoen befreit.
sic gliberten in Colo. Muf Dem
geibmeiften 9ab, oas uber getpolb-
ten @anbnngen idmebte, idaufeltea
5trauBenfe6ern. Cine 5Ine 6es
foitlibiten Sdnibtperfes loderte Sic
StabilitGt in cine gletBenoe @olfe;
8lumengtrlanoen 6ufteten, <ten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

2anonuer nno Matlcoab tpltroen DE
acknowledgement uno ipdteren ge.
1anrt. Gs bcginnt Die Gemofta-
tiiierung oes 8erfcbrs, 6as @eiien
miro bdufiger; itatt furitltder
S6ou3uge pflegt man 0es 5portes.
Man fdbrt ieinen &et6tum un6 fem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
l1eber Qanb bon Berlin na@ Yotsoam
(1830).


6amaliger 2ebens. 0ft maren Die
@ege grunolos, oft bort %gefroret1;
Die &a0er braden, Die Rferoe perlo-
rem oie giien. IS maren l@mere
@aule, Sic in iduerem @eldirr .lt11-
ter einem gelpaltigen, init 2eoer'
i9niren uuo f%lirrenoen Wfel1ln9-
platten bebange,ren Stunt gingen.
Sos blieb 10 lauge 3eit, blieb In
perlalIenen 2anoesteilen bis aui ben
beutigen Sag. 9ie Jubrlelte bal
ten felt an oer Slater @%elpobnu1ls:
lie peradten sic 9eeuerungen. ~
itedt etpas Mriitofratii9es III o1e'
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Son @aris na@ 81. Glouo.

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9bente,,erIi@e Snbrt (na@ ser &ebolution).

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tum sic Mo6e ser 8agen beitim1n=
tie, es famen sic praftii9en Sppen,
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itumme @ertrag 5ptiden Sem &c.
fomotipfiibrer lno Sen Sabrgalten
berlangt cine Greue, biel groBer
un6 mabrer, als tie ie 6urd eine
@efatombe con &ittcrn un0 5ar<
germ geleiltct p,1r0e.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
NEW JERSEY REPORTS.

New Jersey Guarantee and Trust
Company sold to Benjamin Zimmerman,
Abraham Baskowitz and Joseph L. Levin
four five story store apartment houses,
107x103. at sol to 597 Bergenline ave-
nue.. near Fifteenth street, at West New
York. The price is S143,500.
Joseph Schneidermand and Abraham
Tige sold to Moses Stern six one family
frame houses. 81, %. 25, 90. 81 and 33
Hartley place, Bayonne The buyer gave
in part payment nine family brick
flat at 234 Clinton avenue, a one family
dwelling at S5 Clark street Jersey City.
and a two family house at 122 West
Fifty-fourth street, Bayonne, n. J. The
deal involved $4,000.
The Standard Wire Company, Inc,
purchased from George 4. Chester a
factory building. 1t1x202. in the west
side of Passaic avenue. near Harrison
avenue. in the town of Harrison. y. j.
George J. Wolf and Maurice Saltzman
obtained from the Business Mems Build
ing and Loan Association of Jersey City
a loan OF $500 at per cent on the
two four story sixteen family apartment
houses. S4x145. at III and 716 Ocean
avenue Jersey City
julius Bergoff sold TO Eagle Grocery
Company 525 Ocean avenue, corner of
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS $.

George Howe sold for August Lud-
vigsen a new Colonial house on Nyack
avenue. Pelham Heights, to Samuel J.
Nathan.
Howe & Thompson sold for p. NJ.
Maresi in Scarsdale a large Spanish
type house. with outbuildings. to +.
Oppenheim. The same brokers also
sold the residence of William Morisee
on Highland avenue Elmsford. y. Y,
TO Benjamin +. Allen. Jr.; also sold
Coz Emerson w. Adams the residence
with two plots on Little John place
at Gedney Farm, White Plains, n. Y.
TO DR.. Cassius Way. and rented for
Maria J. NJ. Lawrence her residence at
80 North Broadway. White Plains.
N. Y. TO w. p. Scott.
The C. Horace Conner estate at Pur-
chase, NJ. Y, has been rented to Alfred
A. Cook. The property is ninety acres,
with Colonial residence and complete
set OF outbuildings. Kenneth Ives & Co.
were the brokers,
Pell K Tibbits leased for the Pell
Estate the water front property adjoin-
ing the Ernest du Pont Estate at Sands
Point. l.. l., TO William II. Clarke.
banker. for the season.
Thomas S. Burke sold to David r..
Allen the residence at 657 Palisade ave
nue.. YonlSers. for Mrs. Catherine y.
Clare.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
MIscELLANEors LEASES.

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased office
space in the new Munson Building, 81
Wall street. TO the Banque Beige Pour
L. Etranger belgian Bank, the oil
and Gas Production Company. the In
ternational Securities Corporation and
Francis H. Cowden.
Harris, vought & co. leased offices in
the Columbia Trust Building, Fifth
avenue and Thirty-fourth street TO
Fred Clartado, F. j. Tietsort and Edwin
NJ Simpson: also offices in the Straus
Building, Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth
street. TO Lucius NJ. Bush and George G.
Cooke and DR.. Leon Lazar.
NJ & l. Hess Inc. leased a floor In
s East Fourteenth street to Peretz &
Shainwall for v. De Luca & Co. in 1S6
Grand street to the Hercules Knitting
Company: space in 22 West Twenty
first street to Morris ClarslSy, and sec
ond floor in Is East Thirty-second street
to the Essaner Dress Company
]. Arthur Fischer leased to Mary Muir
ply for cabinetmaker's shop the store
in 14S West F'ifty-fourth street; also
the store in 112 West Thirty-eighth
street TO IAavid Irving for a barber ship
Snowber 4 Co. leased for Mondschein
& Zeller store and basement in 40 Jay
street TO Edward Boxer Jacob Marx
dnu- =. SleBel represented lessor anu
lessee, respectively.
George w. Sasse subleased for the
Liggett Corporation for seven years the
store and basement at the southwest
corner 112th street and Eighth avenue.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased fur
nished apartment in $40 Park avenue to
Frederick A. Ross.
Frederick Fox & CO. leased office space
in 297 Madison avenue, southeast corner
of Forty-flrst street. to Edwin C. Con-
rad & Co. insurance: also an office to
George Sutton. publisher
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
west side Church Adds 10 Holding,

The Roman Catholic Church OF ST.
Coiumba's has added to its holdings on
West Twenty-fifth street by purchasing
from Marie L. Kuhnast the three story
building at No 32s, 25xss.s. The par
eel adtoins the four story parochlai
school adjoining the church and gives
tho church control OF a frontage OF 200
feet.