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Church Notes
ISLAND AVE. CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Island Ave.

IHeOuOTb HHIUtTt NHsUHs astUI'
Residence, Al Turner Ave.
Office. Room 8, ]. P. Merrill Bldg. SO
a. M, IL p. m.
Sunday morning at 1915, the pastor
will preach.
In the evening at Z, he will give the
another in a series of talks on Tie
Book of Amos"
Summer school for religious instruc-
ton at IL every Sunday during va
cation. c. E. at 6.
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Loss of Appetite

Is loss of vitality, vigor or tone. and is
often a forerunner of prostrating dis
ease.
1t Is serious and especially so to
people that must keep up and doing or
get behindhand.
The best medicine to take for 1t Is
the great constitutional remedy
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Hoods SarsapariIla

Which purifies and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system.
Get 1t today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called 8Aroatabs.
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ERYBODY,C
COLUMN - ~

Advertisements In this column not
to exceed Ave lines inserted once for
25 cents four times for so cents. Each
additional line five cents. In comput-
ing lines reckon on an average OF
words Stamps taken.
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The 1915 preaching services Sun
day and the Sunday School will be
held in Grange Hall.
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STATE DE MAINE

Office of Board of State Assessors,
Augusta, July I, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that the State
Assessors will be In session at the AS
SCISSORS Office in Bingham on Tuesday,
the 22nd day of July, at 9 o'clock A.
M; at the Court House in Skowhegan
on Wednesday, the 23rd day of July, at
9 o'clock A. M; at the Assessors Office
in Pittsfeld on Thursday, the oath day
of July at 9 o'clock A. NJ, A D. 1918.
in the County of Somerset, to secure
information to enable them to make a
just equalization of the. taxable prop
erty In said county. 10 investigate
charges of concealment of property
from taxation, Of valuation and
OF failure to assess property liable to
taxation.
b G. MCINTYRE,
f. N. JOHNSTON,
J. J. DEARBORN
Board of State Assessors.
F. II. STERLING Sec. 2w28
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BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
George merriam, Pastor

Residence, So Madison Avenue
Telephone 1888
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BIRTHS

Concord-July /. to the wife OF b. +
Atwood, a daughter
North Anson-July 3. to Mr.: and Mrs.
Horace Smith a son.
Solon-July s. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Adams. a son.
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STANLEY-DYER
One of Madisons best known and
most popular young ladies was one of
the contracting parties of the wedding
which took place Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. |. B. Dyer on Park St. when
their daughter, Maud, was united in
marriage to Winthrop II. Stanley of
Bar Harbor. The double ring cere-
mony was used and Rev c. K. Nc
Colley of Lawrence, Mass, a former
pastor of the Baptist church, perform
ed the ceremony. Miss Beatrice
Towne was maid of honor and Harry
Dyer, brother of the bride, best man
Little Doris Rogers was ring bearer
The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns, evergreens and masses OIL
roses, which filled the rooms with
their fragrance. Only few invited
guests were present besides the i'm
mediate relatives, twenty-five in all
| The wedding march was played by
Miss Beatrice Frederic. Mr.. Stanle,
is teacher of wide experience having
| graduated from Bar Harbor Higf
School, Pennington Normal Schoo
and also the U. of NJ, in the latter
school in the class of '09. Since grad
uating he has taught in the High
Schools of Kingman, Norway, New
Sharon, Stratton and Greenville. Mrs
Stanley is one of Madison's mos
! popular teachers and it Is with regre
that the people here know that sh'
has gone to make her home elsewhere
She was a. graduate Of Pennington
| Normal School in the class of '06 ant
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Winthrop-July 9, Martin Andrew
and Bertha Girdler
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F Fl STERLING Sec 2w2S
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WANTED-One man as market gar
dener and one for regular farm VII
Married men preferred, who would
later on board other men. Shetland
ponies of all ages for sale from SIS 10
$175. J. Henry Rines, Portland Ne
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NEW BROOKLYN FACTORY
Will Be Erected on Sutton ST.
Trading in Realty.

John G. Brown. OF Philadelphia, IS pre-
paring plans for one-story manufactur-
ing building. Of slow-burning construc-
ton. approximately 20 by 30 feet. and a
reinforced concrete building, approximate
" 25x4O feet, for the international Cork
Company, Of No. 20 Sutton street, Brook
lyn. This contract includes plumbing.
heating and sprinkIing equipment. Tho
cost will be about $4,000.
The Peoples Trust Company sold the
old two story brick building ut the north
west corner of Atlantic and Franklin
avenues. known as Sloans Chop House,
TO the Mi%old Realty Company The Peo-
pies Trust Company acquired the prop
erty in 1897 at a foreclosure sale for sl7 GO.
The Rockmore Realty Company sold the
following dwellings. each l74Xl0O: No. 56
Forbel avenue. to Joseph A. Behan; On
East 10th street, south OF Avenue X. to
Robert T.. Brodrick; James j. Donovan,
George S. Schermer. II. Doner and Max
Rockmore.
+. e. Sauter is the broker who conduct
ed the sale Of the three story private
dwelling No. AS 9th street. for Mrs.
Rebecca Leon. to Elizabeth NJ. Meyers.
who will make extensive improvements
to the house before occupying It,
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The Bronx.

BROOK AVE. e. 3li.2 n OF 16sth st.
27.1lI--. Warren Leslie. ref, 10 Charles 9
Kl!ngler and auo. Flushing. l. I: oct 10;
S3.l75. attorney, Title Guarantee Co. ia
Broadway
CLINTON AVE. 2O7s. G $. lxl2O9: Ha-
dassa Bachhalter 10 David Pasinsky, 100
West llsth st: oct 10 (mtg S36 O0OJ. 81 4.
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100
Broadway.
EDESWALD AVE. s. 80 n W ~ wilder
ave. 25NlOO. Bengt Nelson 10 Adolph Jo-
hanesmyer, I0i6 Seton ave: Sept IS (mt9
$500 $1,000, attorney, l. Zotz 200 Broad .
way
FULTON AVE. cor OF 10th 81. Isax
go. Moses ] Stroock. ref. 20 Charles Fra
zier et al 100 oxford ST. Brooklyn. oct To-:
$4,000: attorneys. Rose & Paskus rs
Broadway.
LOT 235. map Bronx View Park: Joseph
Schornstein 20 Josephine steiner. 1855 East
SJth ST; oct 49, y part tmtg $4,000. 81;
attorneys. Levin & Rosen. Beekman ~.
LAFONTAfNE AVE. at Tai
madge 81. 61i00; OZARK Realty Co 10 Frieda
Hocing. 25S Tompkins pl. Brooklyn: oct
10 (mtg $4,000. $500 attorneys Rosendale
& Dodd. 80 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. n W cor NJ Morris
-, tx; Eliz " Llliendahl to Clement II
Smith. Pass fremont ave; oct II. 81. at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100
Broadway
10th ST. $. $50 q % Alexander ave
y. Julius 4 Stursberg Of al 20 Anita II
II Morrell and ano 25s Riverside Drive
Sept 10; $500; attorney, Title Guarantee Co
10 Broadway.
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An operation that will involve N,0o,ooo
and result in the erection OF two ten
story APARTMENTS in the Washington
Heights section was announced yesterday.
The Realty Company OF America
FRANKLIN Petite has sold the entire block
front on the westerly side of broadway
between 10th and 15lst streets, plot or
twelve lots. having a Broadway frontage
of 900 feet and measuring 80 feet on each
street. The plot, which was held at
1910. O00 has been purchased by MilllKen ~
Moeler. who will improve the site with
two ten-story apartment houses with
stores on Broadway, each structure being
estimated to cost $4,000
The buildings will be freproof and VIII
contain all the modern improvements
There will be four or five suites on each
floor.
The block is one OF the few remaining
large unimproved parcels on the Heights
along upper Broadway. Mr.. Petit ac-
ouired IL last May from the broadway
lJOth-l51st Street Company composed OF
A. l.. Mordecai & Son. Heilner e Wolf
Daniel =. Freedman and Samuel Ii.
Stone. 1t comprises the easterly end or
the old Hebrew Sheltering Guardian So
cietv block. sold a few years ago 10 the
Mordecai- Wolf Freedman syndicate.
Jenny *. stafford has sold tho rve-
story business building at No. q West
sd street. The seller owned the Imperial
Hotel. diagonally opposite. The structure
occupies a lot 2jx9S9 feet and has been
held at $4,000 Property on jIth street
is understood to have been given in part
payment by the purchaser. The parcel
adjoins on the west the sixteen-story
building recently put up by interests iden-
titled with the Hudson q Manhattan
Railroad Company, which constructed the
McAdoo tubes. To the east IS the Build
ers' Exchange. which extends through to
33d street.
The New York Central Railroad has
bought the 75-foot plot AT No. 375 10 319
Tenth avenue and now controls the entire
block bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. Slst and 32d streets. with the ex-
ceptlon Of 25-foot lot on Tenth avenue.
The railroad. through its agents, the
New York state Realty and Terminal
Company bought the property from
Frank G. Rurk II will be used in con-
nection with the contemplated enlarge
ment OF the freight facilities along the
lower West Side.
John r. Reilly has sold TO an investor
the hve-story hathouse. No 2s9 West
1929 street. on lot 2jxS9ll, near Eighth
avenue.
Horace s Ely & Co. sold FOR the New
YORK Life Insurance and Trust Company.
as trustee No 4J2 East llsth street.
three-story and basement dwelling. l7N7j.S
feet
Mlltner Brothers sold 10 Joseph Keller
for investment the fve-story triple fiat
house. No 675 Decatur avenue. Morris
Sax negotiated the sale.
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poor. top quotations extreme. Cuctmbers hrln
and higher. Lettuce higher. Mushrooms s "a.
and higher. Spinach higher. POiA LO Jl:S
Maine. bag, 81 60QSl 90; $50 10. ~ I'V.-,
n. 81 1891 81; Jersey. Dbl 81 soq$Z, pig'
81 75Qs2: SWEET POTATOES. Southern. Dbl
Slas1 %; Jersey, bbl 81 25dSi 10; No basket
50aI5c; ONIONS. Orange County, red OF, yeI-
low. bag 81 50qS2; state and western. WHITE
crate. 81 5Oas2: yellow or red, 100 10 Gag,
81 50Gs2: white, basket. 81 25Qsl 20; yellow or
red. $ldSi y; white pickle. basket -; bf'L >
Sells SPROUTS, quart. 6ql5c. BEANS: near
by. basket or bag. 5NcGs1 So: Virginia, basket.
SidS2. baltimore Toe. BETS, bbl, 81 BOG
81 10; 100 II bag, $lQS1 20; 100 bunches' slg
81 20; CARROTS, Dbl. 81 25qSl 10; 100 10 bag,
$1as1 u: basket G50T5c; 100 punches $40
81 %; CUCUMBERS LOng Island, tasket, 81 90
Q$2 20: Dbl 81 JOd$6: dollhouse, No |. DOZEN
5Uca$1; Florida basket. 81 JOaS2; CORN, lVo,
JOcqSl CELERY. dozen, 1593!c; aandaII
crate. 81 25qs3; CABBAGEs. white. 100: SIG
IS ton. $.oa$2j: red, S250S30, Dbl. 81 75a$2;
CAULIFLOWERS, state. Dbl s2@s3; Long
Island. short cut. bbl. S2q3; long cut, sl2gg
81 %; EGGPLANTS. nearby; Dbl. 7ycgS1 20;
Virginia. 75cdS1; Florida, box. 81 5oaSZ ~
HOkSERADlSHES, 100 n, SogS! LIN. ~.
BEANS, Jersey, potato basket, I1cqSl - Long
Island. bag 75cdSl; LETTUCE, state basket
bOcds1 10. 2 dozen crate, 5oGgS1 20; Dozen
5OcMS2: nearby bbl 75cQs1 oO crate or 6as-
ket. 25cqSl: Virginia, basket 40gtOc; MtsH
ROOMS. No /, 10 basket Says 90 NO :; ~
Isl 80; OKRA, New orleans, basket 81 OVa
So Florida. sldsl 80; Jersey carrier. 6OcqFl'
Florida. 81 JOdS2 30; PEAS. NlTginla, BASKET
s;4S2 81: PUMPKINS, Dbl JoQI5c; PEfFEhS'
green. Dbl. 25Q7jc; sugar, b6l, 4SgSii IeI'
MAINE state. basket. 25cQSl; nearby. Dbl.
Tc4S1: SPINACH state. basket or crate, ~
SOC: Virginia, Dbl. Jp8S5c; sol ASH. HuDpaiu'
Dbl. SlaM p; marrow I1c' U 5t>ii ,: r1
MATOES. nearby, box, 25g1oc; NAILh-
CRESS 100 lunches SldSl 90.
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Yester
NOINSSFS AND SNKIPS-MOIassVS 81


and operators appeared 20 be waiting lo' lnS
new New orleans crop. Syrups quiet anu
unchanged. ...aora,.
NAVAL STORES-There was MODERATE
trade i'm turpentine. but prices were hrIn.
Rosin was steady and tar arm at FORMER
0IS-There was no change in rehned
petroIoum. Linseed oil was steady.
RICE-Firm and prices well held owing
TO light stocks IT,,
STGAR-Rehned sugar was Irregular me
Federal and Arbuckle increased their prices
about Is points. while the American IN
creased Eagle tablets, cut loaf crushed ana
mould A Is points while crystal dominos
were 10 points lower, with other grades IN
changed Most refners quoted fine granu-
lated al 42Sc Raw was unchanged ana no
sales were reported. spot prices were o.4oc
FOR centrifugal o9Sc for muscovado ana
. 73c for nolasses. Cost and freight was
2Isc In London beet sugar was lower early
but hrmed up with october and NoVem6er
quoted qs SID and los q for MAY, win
tho curb again lower at 90 Iisd for OctoDer
and November and los 4 d for May. me
I,eicht estimate Of S.415,000 tons for the
beet crop showed a decrease OF 10000 tons
from September 10 Willett & Gray: "Iotal
stock Of Europe and America, 7s2.936 TONS
against 51j193 last year at the same uneven
dates The increase OF stock is 26II4S IONS
AGAINST an Increase OF 10000 last week
Total stocks and afoats together snow
visible supply OF SO. 936 tons. against 6os.
1893 last year, or an increase OF loo SO TONS
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oDElL ESTATE SALE TODAY.

Joseph p. Day will sell ut public auc-
ton at 2:30 2. m. on the premises, rain
or shine. to-day. ten plots averaging q
little more than one acre each, located
on Tuckahoe Road, between Bronxville
and Tuckahoe. The property. is known
as Rockledge and VIII be sold for the
estate Of Sarah NJ Odell.
a local trolley line passes the prop
erty, which is also accessible to the
Tuckahoe station Of the Harlem division
of the New York Central Railroad. The
property adioins Armour villa Park,
with Mohegan Park and Colonial Park
directly In back. and having direct
view OF Cedar Knobs and Lawrence
Park. Three buildings on the property
VIII be sold at the same time.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Joseph Muldoon TO Sarah Hamill. seoso
Samuel Barkin TO Louis Barkin; 81 wv"
Louis Barkin 10 Joseph Corn ST.
Joseph F Stage. jr. TO Anna T. stein. q, A..
Warwick Savings Bank to Lawyers Mo,ts.ss
| Co; 5000 'sAss
New York Title Insurance co to Drv ~.
Savings Institution: $1,000
Charles Z Schneider to Frederick c Cr,A...
81. 200. a'ef
Rose Grotta 10 Carrie Grotta: 81
New York Title Insurance Co 10 r,,,..
States Casualty Co; S45. 600 'ei
Emil Fleischl ct al to William II Kes,,r.
exr; 500
Hudson Realty Co 10 Nettie I Swan. sacoo
William Bible to William II Keatins
exr 81. 208
selwel Realty Co to Estate Elias Jaoos..
81 800.
Adam vorndrau ct al to william II K.,,-
ing; 81, +03.
Elisabeth NJ Reid. exr. TO SEAMAN, Raj.
for Savings. SlSj.0O0.
Same 10 same: $4,000.
Mary Walker 10 Hartford p Walker. g IA
Jeanne + Walker to Arthur b Jekyll, si0 ;
600. w.
Robert Burbank 10 Hartford walk,,
$3.50.
Fannie Harlan. exr. to Fannie B Harlan
81
Abraham Duwesky 70 Joseph Corn: 500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Banker,
Trust Co; s2l, 900.
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BUSINESS LEASES.

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company leased for the Carroll Studios
the store No East 44th street to John
II. a. Lehne, Of Baltimore, dealer in
antiques.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased
space in No. II West 23d street 20 the
Special Film Company, Inc: in No 81
Beekman street to Wenz & Classon and
to Paul Herr.
Tucker. Speyers e. Co leased for Ell
y. Springs No. - to SO West 18th street,
the ninth floor and rear half of tho
tenth floor to Harry Collins
NJ. NJ Hayward 81 Co leased the store
No. 229 West 99th street to Solomon
Schneider. and the store No 1920 Broad
way 10 Schloss Brothers.
II. H. Monkey a. Co leased to Richard
NJ. Krause the fifth floor I'm Nos. % and
"a West 3D. street; also to Lockwood &
Ward store In No / Liberty street, for
office purposes.
Pease & Gilman leased q store at
No. 1856 Madison avenue 10 @. Zimbler
and space in the new building at No. 25
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER II.

44TH ST. i4s and Isl West: Herman X
Gockel agt Frances VI Barnes specific per
formanceJ. attorney. A Allen.
NAEGLE AVE, n cor OF Dyckman q, go
H3lO, Empire Trust co agt Maggie Realty q
ct al foreclosure OF MTG: attorney, " A Bar
Der.
Sd AVE. $. 25.5 u s OF 55th st, 2cIeo; 2.
ave, W s, 25.4 n Of 58th -. 25Xl00: Lering-
ton ave. e s. eos u OF SD st. 3Oxs0; Pat
rick J Klnneary agt Anna r Knneary ct a!
tpartition). attorney. VI Sulzherger
9TH AVE. s cor 81 2lj'h 81, 20 ll1s';
David W Brown et al aCt Charles " Beam 81
al (partrion); attorney. n L Franklin
LEXINGTON AVE. cor or l2Oth 81
100. 1lx4o II: Title Guarantee and Trust Co al
Keeler's Vans, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. II Swain.
9Th AVE. 3. 97s Z, \ o, 4th ST. lS1I2p
Mutual Life Insurance Co az New YORK "
Sarah HOFFMAN et al foreclosure Of mts); g.
torney, l. Allen.
STH AVE. 6l3 and 6l6; Louis lager ~
Blight Overheld Co, Inc, et al action 70 to8
close mechanics lien); attorneys, Herzteld
Sweeiler
AID ST. $50 West; william T Gray ct a. -
Charles p Caldwell 81 al (foreclosure OF mu
attorney. VI y Borland.
DECATUR AVE. n . cor OF lstth r. q
100. John p Luderrnan AT Alena Realty a
change co faction 70 remove cloud: suoTns
J Fowler. IT. 1870,
l4STH ST 4l2 West RichGd TnlN.s
Inc, agt CNrard Realty Co - al seton /"
foreclose mechanics lien). attorneys. Beeknsl'
Menken & Griscom.
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The Bronx.

BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY,
side. sci II n Of Boston Road. lOO.lx-;
Melissa Thwate 10 Henry l. Thwate' Cny
Island Y: oct Is: 3 yrs, 5i2 per cent
$500. attorney John Frees 5oZ9 9a ave a;o
BURKE AVE, g. 260 n e OF Barnes ave-
4OxlOO; Michael Mack TO Frederick { HARDY.
So Decatur st. Brooklyn; due as per bono
oct II: 81 800; attorney, Title Guarantee N
Trust co. 176 Broadway. ,oo MI. r.,
BARNES AVE, 172s :. 25x1OO; Della Eel
ger TO Jason p Golden. Manuel - OCT -
due as per bond. $1,000; attorney, f a eouth-
worth. Gs william ST r,,,
SAME PROPERTY; same TO Herman 1919 ndt
900 West lOlst st; oct II prior mtg s4'ooVD
due as per bond: $500. attorney, LAWYERS
title Insurance e. Trust co. 100 BROADWAY.
KELLY ST, 1898. s, lSsklOV; IanV
Geiger 10 Chas Seligmann, l729 Menahah az
Borough Of Queens. Y; Oct TO- que ia" ~
lot Oh map Bronx View Park; Josephine
steiner 10 Jos Schornstein. SO Patchen ave;
Brooklyn; oct IS prior mtg s35oo)' yrs, D
nor cent: $3.50 attorney Philip hnoolocn'
300 Broadway. tai
redee at G5xiOO: Frieda Hoenig 70 OZARK
Realtv Co. 1907 East 1s0th st prior mtg 80
COO: yrs. per cent; oct 10; SioV' a''o'
nov Joseph 7 Hamlin, 1909 East lsOth 81. -,
lots % and % map ll2 lots. estates VI
Deyoe. Maria Cialardi to Flora r Isham, -
Eas Goth st; oct II; yrs S.'9o, a1toIhe''
LAWYERS Title Insurance co. 100 BroadTaS 40
MARION AVE . cor Of Dorothea ~ S 1yo
0s. Cornelius p Fish 10 Percival : smith, "tV
west 10th st: oct l6 yrs; $1,000 attorney
LAWYERS Tide Insurance Co, l6O Broadway,
IT2D ST 947 East. 9. 25XII.2; henry IT,, IT,
hort IN John Miller. 3S East 9TH 81, brookIyh,
oct 1G; 2 yrs: $1,000; attorney, Title duarah'ee
and Trust CO. 176 Broadway ,,x
tosTU or g - n OF crsston ave -, 20
os Narv s RYAN to Anna Pekowsky, .I 0oo
BRYANT ave. oct 10: instals. per cent; So
attorney. V schayrin. - Court ST. brooklyn
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RECORDED LEASES.
(wlth namo and address OF lessee.
OCTOBER II

AMSTERDAM AVE. cor Of roth 81.
apt on nrSt floor. Edmund Francis Realty
g" 10 W u Clayton. yrs from oct !, 1913,
$3.50. address. 20 East l20th 81.
AVE a. ISL. store and cellar. Marx Ottin-
ger and ano 10 John ~ Purcell and ano. ;
yrs from oct !. 1913. 81 500. address, 201
Ross -. Brooklyn
BROADWAY. se cor Of 18Th ~. store
on 18th Il side. United Cigar stores co 20
Vincent Provenzano and nno. from Aug /.
1918. 10 April 2s. 1917; $1,000. address 33i
East lIth ~.
STEBBTSS AVE, 1000 and 1908. all:
Michael Ginto 20 Jacob Fox. yrs from Nov
J. 1913. 81. 900, address. 167 East 15Gth 81.
SHERIFF st. 81. all. Julie q Wolf to
Jennie Prince. 2 yrs from Oct I. 1913.
s.. 200. address 10 Wilett ~.
5TH AVE. 1928. stores. Julius VI Cohen
10 Bernard Schwartz. yrs from oct l..
1913; Sl.62O: address. 100 West l38th ~.
GOTH ST. IS and 81 West. all. Nicholas
Henry 20 Percy l. Barry; ! yrs from oct /.
1913: Sc 900. address. 32i West 55th So.
13STH ST 3jS East, store and basement:
Richard = Poschmann ~ Edward Stumvoll:
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DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

The J. p. Whiton-Stuart Company
rented for the estate Of Andrew j. Agnew
the 25-foot house No 9 West 18th street
to Albert II. Stursberg.
Mrs benjamin Knower leased her
dwelling No East 18th street TO Charles
f. f. Mccain.
The Robert Fredericks estate has
rented the dwelling No. 107 East 37th
street to w. G.. Park.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. leased for Leo
Solomon No. 759 West End avenue. south
west corner of 9Th street. to DR.. John
=. Adams.
The Duross Company leased No. 326
West 2th street to Joseph Eugene.
Shaw & Co. leased No. 25l Lenox ave-
nue. 10 Sarah WurZburger.
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REALTY NOTES.

The + r Wood. w IT. DolsOn Com
pany has been appointed agent OF NO
l05 West 72d street, new apartment
house. in which several apartments have
already been leased. Victor Hall, at No
$40 West 18Th street and the CASCADE
at No PCS Central Park West
Horace s. Chase. who has been iden-
tilted with the renting of several big
APARTMENTS on the upper West side. has
opened an Office at No. 22I9 Broadway;
corner Of SD street where ne VIII
transact a general real estate business
Mir chase was until recently with Gibbs
e Kirby. and handled for them the new
twelve story apartment house AT the
northeast corner Of West End avenue
and sgd street. containing sixty apart
rnents' all Of which were rented WITHIN
The partnership existing between
Harry Sugarman and Edward q. nam
has been dissolved. Mr.. Sugarman VIII
continue In business at No. 80 Nassau
street.