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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

.5TH ST. ~ and ~ E-Nationai Fire
PROBING Co vs. JohN NJ Slattery Build
ing n Construction Co. owner and CON
BRo5ADwAY. whole from, sc,wsSp
Manhattan st and 10th 81, 132. 9xllsx
-xi64.s-Larkin Lumber Co Va Mary
q finckney, owner; Fort Lee Ferry Pub
lie Market Co. contractor. ...... .s45TGg
CANAL ST. ?Os 10 212--J W Clark. Inc.
ys John r Graham. Geo p Labatut and
John w Goelchins. exrs. owners; Belle
kretchmar. owner and eontrac-
LEXINGTON Az. 2s7-wiliiam Burns aSt
estate OF Philip l. Crovat. owner. Will
am A Mccloskey. contractor IRE
25TH ST. H.is E.Giobc Au,oms,,eo
Sprinkler Co ast John NJ S~la,iery bldg
& CONSTR Co, owner and contrac-
isTHa sT. .s5.as E.E smoika Plumbing
Supply Co agt f " Schroers and estate
of Katherine r S Casanoya. owners;
Emanuel NJ Stegman. contractor. Si5g. 90
i1sTH ST. 10 E-Pincus Kiahr agt Rem.
kay Realty Co. owner; Benz Krau,haar,
2rrH ST, t,.Is E-Micwici Co, Inc at az,
John VI Slat;ery Building & Construc-
ton Co, owner and contractor. .s2l. 500
Bronx
PELHAM RAY RD. e $, 1000 n City ISL
aud station road. 2COxE -sam1eI $
Palmer agt International Garden club of
America, owners, william Henderson.
Inc. contractors Si3S
WEBSTER Av, lgs3-s5-Northern cornicc
& Rfg Co. Inc, ast John Doe. owner;
Adolph Nesenbausr. eontraetor......!s7
it.D ST. cor OF Wales av. loo sxi4+s-
Louis Bsptiste agt Ward Baking CO.
owners; william Henderson. Inc. con-
TRACTORS taoO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BrddT'rr''s reports :S5 business failure.
IN me United states during the week,
against 81 for the previous week and
Ing weeks OF 1914 ~ i9'l. Tho Middle
states hal 80: Vow ENGLAND. 80. southern,
So; Wrste-n, q; Nor'hNest,-n, II, and
far Western, Is Canada had 81. ~agaius,
IL for the preceding week About 81 per
cent. Of the total numhor ~ concerns fan.
.ns had CHp,tsl Of ,ess nan. s. 900. and :
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
NATIONAL lNClNERATOR COMPANY
manufa,cturer Of plants for burning and
Park avenue and factory ~ 4o5 East
l24'h street. nled q petition IN bank.
ruptcy; liabilities, s2S,Ss6: nominal as
patent rights. st5l.?ai' machinery and
tools, s2.bll. hlu"prin's ant drawings.
$500; Once furniture, Nsgj; accounts,
S,'0l. ana i've machines, e.. The poti-
ton was signed by chester A. Benedict,
assistant treasurer. Among the creditors
IS John u Rockefeller, whose claim is
Ss6 for building material, The com
capital stock. 5000 600. Il never had a
rating In N-adstreet's There have been
new interests obtained control last
March. The company installed i~nciner-
atinG plantH FOR municipalities. and for
81 wo llm ne rn,,, II Is snii. h., been short
gun against the company IN the NUM-
cipal Court. by tho United States Metal
ana NlihNlacluflnG company Tor fT9
ana Mas 6 Blum for SIS. Yesterday
Judge Hough o. the Federal court
tt5yed the suits for a ycnr
wholesale dealers in teas and ~cofees, Isl
Duane street; petition In bankruptcy by
G. Underwood kirkpatrick. = creditor
Tor Sl0.t97 on an assigned claim for
goods sold TO tho concern by Crussman
8 Sielckcn. The business was cstah-
lished more than thirty-hve years ago.
The corporation was formed on Janunry
Is. 1891, Capital stock. $4,000. Assets
estimated at $40. 900.
BrTadwaXy. Z nlSa a, pssti'ion in hank-
LEO BLOOM, sol West l7sth street, clark
In the Rank OF the United States, ilfth
street and Madison avenue. filed a pcti,
ton In hankruptcy. liabilities, 81. 400 10
four creditors, all for loans. no assets.
lie nled tn" petition ms a poor person
unable to pay the court fees. lie re.
.cciyes $50 a month salary.
CHARLES. TAMPkE, grocer, Pelham, ".
J; petition in bankruptcy by seven cred.
$500. II was alleged that ne made an
assignment on March - to David Heck,
Bankruptcy Schedules.
MElER MAKTlN x BANDA, manufac-
turers % embroidery and art needlework
lic-ii Grand %stroet. schedules showing
liabilities OF slo7,37s and nominal assets
MILTON DRESS COMPANY, ~ West Fly
teenth street; schedules showing liab,li-
ties Of s3,NI5 and assets % sSOi cash.
sOl a co, manufacturer OF
dresses, l59 West Twcnty-nfth street:
schedules show liabilities OF s3,776 and
assets OF $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
METROPOLE HOTEL LEASE SOLD

The interests which took last year a
ten years lease of the old Metropolis
Hotel at l4i to ISL West Forty-third
street are said TO have sold their con-
troll or the property to a Chicago con-
Germ. Nothing authentic could be
learned about, the matter Yesterday,
The property is owned by Frederick
Horribly. The hotel Is six stories. front
ing 60 feet on the street and extending
back 1905 feet.
1t was leased last November by Rene
r. Lepe, who had operated a chain OF
restaurants for the Government through
the Panama Canal Zone. and Albert c.
Dulac. formerly steward OF the Cri-
terion Club. II was their plan 10 re-
model the hotel and erase by physical
improvements reminders Of the killing OF
Rosenthal in 1912.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER.-Thers was no change in quo
,s,ss r .. s ,ss1s '; .%s s ys', Hs Hu sg, rx ns,
active and the market closed steady. Re
ceivers believe there Will be a further ad
vance before the close ~ next week
Prices: Creamery, extras. 90 score. estsc.
higher scoring. 29Q?9tac.: frsts, SO TO 2.
score. ia a2sLc: state. dairy. tubs
finest. ESQ 2si3c good to prime. ?sis a &c.
common 10 fair. 80 2sc. Renovated. er
tras 2iis RISE f"rsts. sSN &c, Lowell
grades. 81 U 2.c.. imitation nrsts
:21s a23c. Ladies: current make. frst'
gee. seconds. Il n 2ligc.. lower grades. 1914
a 20igc. Packing stock. current make, No
., 20H 20iac., lower grades. 1874 n lsi.c
CHEEsE-Market was steady all day
blocks and the tohbing trade hu'tnr
freely supplies are becoming larger
Specials were up &c Exports this week
fresh, Hats and twins. white and colored,
specials, lss. Rl7c.. average. fancy, lsiS
lose; State, skins. fresh specials. 1871 e
i4e.; skins, fresh. choice, l2ai3c.; fair
EGGs.-Receipts are somewhat behind
last week. Trading yesterday was good
without any reason for Increasing prices
market as on tho day previous. Inquiries
from abroad held the market steady and
earlier IN the day. Prices: Fresh gath
cred. extras, % 9ic.; extras. nrsts. :1t7 n
&c. frsts. zoe &c. seconds, 1874 Tl9i.c {.
10. !. dirties. IN Else. hennery whites.
23a2ic.; MIXED coiors. .ia22ac.: Balti.
more duck. 2lI2tc.
LIVE PoULTRY.-There were recaipts
enough 10 livestock the marke, and fowls
were down &c. as were old ROSTERS
Market VIII barely clean up this week. as
thirteen cars Of freight. stock were lief, on
track yesterday. Market closed weak. with
hroiler> plentiful and an oversupply OF old
Prices: Fowls. 1871 \ 100: hroil-
ers. .2ncSc., old BOOSTERS. lotto: turkeys.
Ice. ducks. spring. zoe. old lie west
err. lie; geese loc.: suineas, pair, soc,
DRESSED POULTRY-There was n
hc''eF trade Yesterday in fresh killed iced
but not enough - change du1.g.
Buyers were looking FOR drv M. KIDD
fowls IN small boxes and were Wiling to
nay outside quotations. Brol'ers moved
IAlrly well yesterday and were Working
cut at, regular prices. Li;,le trading IN
fresh killed turkeys Too many souphs
for heafhy irading, In frozen stock
traie was quiet. There were but Jew
and turkeys sofa slow. bu, owners were
Arm IN their views. Ducks ana geCsc were
neglected. Prices: Fowls. - to box. west.
ern' 90 !hs. and over to dozen, dry picked.
Sc ; ) lbs. and over, isHc.. Old BOOSTERS,
! l. TIC Squads prime, white. 10 Ms. to
dozen, 50 10 , RS, !3-j, lhs. So ~.
Turkeys. fresh hens and toms, iCn nc.
Frozen turkey, dry picked. selected. ole;
zoe. Texas, i7ul 7tgc, Byo!lers.
n 70 - lbs, gee. Chickens. IL 10 box.
over, - = &c corn fed, 81 to 80 lbs.
lSc.; IS lbs. and over, .0c. Fowls, !. 70
box. 80 lbs. aud over to dozen. lNc.; "a TO
50 lbs, ldc. Old Iuostcrs. l. l@l,c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
PARK AVE. CORNER
DWELLING SOLD
purer who Is to BE Known as
,he 735 Park Ave. Co. Will
Use II as a Home.
lrU AVE. BUILDING PLANS

-.s dwelling at the northeast corner
|, p,rt avenue and Sevcnty-first street.
| ,bich Everett +. Wheeler has been
[.,rr $4,000 was sold yesterday.
I buyers name is withheld until after
N, 10 the property is transferred,
.,,b will be done the latter part OF this
,,,h In the meantime the buyer will
| ,,ovn as the 735 Park Avenue Com
L,v The use Of the property Is not
| sa changed. according to the brokers.
! ,tl be used for dwelling purposes.
4. property is 1922 on the avenue and
I, ,se, on the street 4 four story and
I,s.ment dwelling covers tho site. Ad-
Wing the house on Park avenue Is the
Ir apartmont house erected several
l,n,hs ago OH the site OF the Freund-
l@an club by Edgar a. Levy. The
Fosrlas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
frnnany and william A. White & Sons
I.ro,lated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
COUNTRY HOUSE RENTALS.

Julia Beverley Higgins has rented FOR
Clifford A. Cochran Runnymede Farm
at Mount Kisco, to Or. Frederick Peter,
son OF New York.
Edward T. Hamilton Il Co. have
rented for the summer the residence o.
Oscar Duryee. or Woodland avenue
Madison. y. j.. to the Rev. c. r. Crof,
OF Hartford, Conn,
John +. Scott has rented for Henry
T. Strong his country place on the cor
ner Of Pierpont and Cedar avenues,
Hewlett. L. T.. to J. Parke Charming
and r. II. Claiming. Jr.
Albert r.. Ashforth has leased tho resi-
dence Of George NJ. Pinney. Jr.. at Don
gan Hills. Staten Island. adjoining the
Richmond County Country Club, TO Will
lam Wallace Mein OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
PAYS RENT WITH LEASE.

interesting details OF the lease by the
Liberty National Bank in the new Eau,t-
able building were diviulged In leases
recorded yesterday. According to these
records the bank. which has taken space
on the ground foor at the corner of
broadway and Cedar street in the Eauit-
able, gave in part payment OF its rent
Tor the next forty-two years the lease
"hich the bank holds on It's present
quarters. the low building at 1879 Bnnad-
way and space in the Washington Life
Building at 14l Broadway. This lease.
made In 1908 for forty and one-half
wears, has been turned over 10 the
Equitable Building Company. Thomas
Morch. agent for tho Equitable. said
last night that a tenant had practically
been secured for the little bank building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
BROKERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Kurz & Uren INC Sharrott 4 Thorn
were brokers In tho sale for Edwin
Robitzek TO Claudlus d. Claussen OF
four lots on the north side OF l4Oth
street, 200 feet east OF st. AIMS ave-
nue.
Clement II. Smith was broker In tho
recorded sales Of the northwest corner
OF Waterbury avenue and Edwards ave-
nue.. Seaton Estate. 50x100; also a plot
on Eastchester road 100 feet from Blon-
dell avenue. lI4x143. and the four story
apartment at 2S25-2327 Prospect ave-
nue.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
LEASES.
Manhattan.

Bl.EECKER SIT. 2ii. cor store-Alfred
Custer to Nicola Enfcrnio and ano. 4.
John Ssntora, :si Bway. ...... .si,4iG
2sTH ST. ::7 L. all-Jos Peroneni 70
pomenieo zinFa!i, ss W Houston st.
i-i2 yrs from Apr /. 1915. atty A j
MADISON Av. 1901. store and b-Isadoi
Wasserman 10 Egon Rosgenkamp, Is
at,ys. House. q & V. lis B~ay $50
BROOME ST. 24s. cor store and b-La-
Vile Levin to VIM Ro%.enthai. :ls
attys. Goidfosle. C a D. al BrcaS.
~BRoApwAY. iss. ali: broadway. III.
iionsl bank o, \ y 70 Eaui,sSir o,fis s
Bldg .corpn. i2O H~ay. iOis yrs from
Nov l.. 1908; atty., White ( Case. IL
GTH ST. iii W. aii-sadie Fi.heP2 PER 70 a I'm
como Posl;.ni. II W Attn st. (? yrs
1E ifG% Gsi H. AJ i''? y; $50 .
.tfh a. 20 I'LL: yrs from June /.
aoTH ST TO-. ". alias slater to R:,
,yrs from Apr !. 1918 .s?,oo0
CHERRY ST 70. store and b-Bcrr,rd
iIom 70 John Tnnorsai and .no; . yrs
: p II Co. i?Nth st and Ams;eriam
M%TrnERRy ST. Is. store ,ioooi.-Nicoiifnoee
80. "HV 'o.th' % Mulherry ~, =
yrs from Nay /. 1915: atty. u & $ T.
brew Co. l@sth 81 and Amsterdam ave
lSr Az. 12o5. store fioor-Henric,, -, -
sanders to Julius Meyer. a<e r 65th o.,
10 yrs from oct /, 1915; attyx. 4 & II
Bloch % Nassau st .,Isci
I'd AN, 2o7i. store c and list floor-Incoh
Hciste1n 10 nj C1rca R,naido, 1859 I'd
~, % yrs ron July !. 1915: ATTY. John
iooTh 81; 400 T.. all-Anna c r sen N.a-y
70 Morris Florea,- iO5 Z 1854 81. I yrs
a. II. 60 Cedar ~. 100. ,nnn
Bronx.
l"sIH ST. ne cor Fox -. cor s,r-.p,,.
Moore 10 VIM Sudbrink. 7s0 81 AIMS
az . YRS and ? mos from Aug / iGis
s,iy Eh'lng Brwg co. 200 81 Ans
y " " 81 ..s72O to 5000
nae Sr, so. str-Harvard Rlty Const 20
I'm Nov 1918. atty, Ehling Brwg 60.
" ~ ann NV. econ
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LIS lPFNDENs,


DIST ST. 5 $, lis W Central pnrk Wa,
/ shcrn r1'Hn \ StewsTi ct al vs. Emma
s2bb eekman Menken & Gri:som. ~
"sS ~, SsS E-Earciine Finger VS. Bert
:sTIif 81, w ~, WEp s3i'y' Stevenson p,wr
"G vs. Bertha Kommel ct al Torecioss
PARK row, los Ursnia Z Glaser -
I"hn = BURNS ct al CpartitionI; atty.
EDGEC6MBE rXy. 1r-pan,.l Seymour
W. Wigro. Realty Co 81 al tf]orecios
,oTPHnF 0 -. "i!!}yii p 2 Seymour. .,.
Louis Block vs Petcr Eckert S.p.rN,Msc
hTrtGr,nnnce): attys. Elkus, Gleason
18TH 81, as E-Edw s Murphy v, rreak
m9snkemann' err ct q amended f%orecios
LdTG 10, tx mi. ''s sep q E2GonToT: -.
PAU Haip,n ct al uorecios ,r sa1fsr VI VI
ptas lien,i atty; II schwar,zman
lodge or the U s Independent order
Free sons of Israel vs. Richard Price 81
T. " vioTeT,os thrcS mtses)i attys. NJ II &
I'D Az, s2o?-Manhattan Railway Co Art
Marion 4 seholz ct al; 81 az. 3ioee-
same asi Eureka Realty Co ct al; 30
al; 81 ay, 2~oS5-Ssmo ast Andrew HSur..
ray ct A.; 81 av, ~sOsl-same ast Kath-
I5r,sprSS Hissi1s ct a. g Sy. - it5.6 n
Somm no9's ct Al 81 Az, aS55-Sa770
AZ e. bernaEt Frank ct al, 90 ay,
81 ay, 69o-3692--Sime art S,,u TO-.
Eei., :, al Sd av, S57,ssssLsammSeu r nss
Ermes'ine = P9pp ct al 30 av, 374ie
~ 513l.Ssme sgt Bernard Frank et al,
70 av. 3Il5--Same agt Edward II E.r,
a., 80 az rs 5 l7oth, st,
hbG msu. et a. ga ay; 9;5sI,SStms ast
aSt Catherine j Sheridan ct al. 81 ay,
5$"s,SST-Same sgt Charles Simpson ct
berger ct a.; 30 ay. 2s2:;5S2tHsamc
sane 2gt Henry rallerius ct al; 30 av.
SSyy'VaNStSSc.ms ast Chas kGilner ct al, "a
Sd av. 8sO9-Same agt Ncalon. SuiIiy", :,
Realty Co ct al; "a av, ?946-Slmc All
Atalena Bachman ct al; Sd ay, 3sli-
al; Sd av. O63~-I0il-Same AIT IeonoVs
Ggtt4g ct a. 81 av. .c939-2945-Same agt
ElWsra GaiiHn ct al; ga av; ?'tS-s9so-
81 ay, sS52-samc at chas Wilhelm 81
sas. Sam sni was.i pe %a ! iTs4 f. :. 9 aPt
MMurpSy; Sd av' s7sd..77O9nesEsaHmm,sah p
Thomas Lenane ct al; Sd av, 2s5I-
80 ay, ?sCs-:9GG-Same ast Harry
Weaver 81 all Sd av, ~SOSo-Samo agt
insssrtSS's S'r,SfsT ct a.; Sd sT' : E cor
same az. william Filling ~ al; a. Az,
~so2a--same asst John d srhees ct al:
s q il, s, ., al; 81 aS Ssi .ss sGhs g nr;
Marie Blechner ct al; 90 av, 1907 zoos
same .agt Henry -Lerch ct al: ga ay,
aois-sams ast oottlob Bs.nsinssr 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered Mt Albany yesterday;
Modern Holding Company, Manhattan
capital, 81. 200; directors. Rosie Il. Eisen-
berg, New York city; Meyer Sobel. Brook
Ign, and Moe Schwinger, New York city.
wasserm m Realty Company. Manhat-
tan: capital $1,000; directors. 1sidor Was
serman, Gussie Wasserman and Morris
Ferman. New York city.
Serbs Realty Company, Brooklyn: cap.
tai, $1,000; directors. BENJAMIN Ring,
Louis Seller and Yetta Seller. Brooklyn.
Aliston Realty Company, Brooklyn:
capital $1,000. directors, David Amoisky,
Samuel Amolsky. The Bronx: Emanuel
Amolsky. Brooklyn.
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al; 81 sv, 3o22-same agt John n These
ct al: Sd av, 2935-same agt Elizabeth
MeIse ct al; Sd av, 2ooG-Same ACT
George w Fennell ct al I'd av, 2e02-
Same agt same Sd av. 29O4-Same. sgt
same; Sd az, 27s5@Same agt Richard
Cohn ct al faction TO acquire title) ;
at.y, J r. Quackenbush.
LOTS as, 20. SO and 60. map of Bronx
wood Park-Harlcm Savings Bank VS.
Carrie + Sawyer foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty, L 8 Clinch.
259TH ST. Urinary A Flynn ct nj vs.
william A Kenny faction to compel
specific performance OF contracD; atty,
w McConihe.
BATHGATE Av. 22si-Perry Belmont
Duryea VS. Mary J Branick ct al tfore-
closure OF MORTGAGE; attys, Hardy,
StancliTe & whitaker.
MAGENTA ST, $ 2. lots 1s1-162, between
Rosewood and Cedar Op-
operating Co vs. Concettina Rohino ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty. VI Il
Rich.
143D ST, Q .. 43i.s q Alexander av, 2bx
loo-Payne Estate va Edward n
Murphy ct nj foreclosure OF mortgage);
attys, Reeves & Todd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

v soT1los,s. june !. giss,c-fI snirsi D r ana
skill, n Y; atty. Lawyers Morts CO. So
isGTm' Ssr. So. loo w.Xv st Sichcia;:,' issss S
NNati say Bank. Albany. n VI; ssy,
'i 81, .i ST; , sss S "; Is! : , sss = w'' : t Eaa
orange. n j. atty. L T 4 ! Co. IsS
72D sT. n s.. as e west End av. SSS
1927; July u.s. isi!n.Trank q Burke.
y Y; atty. Cortland Belts. SIS wall
i is.i 80. '' se W is !. ! i,S rs " w' ! L Esq ! AZ;
set : ans England N'; stsy. Il + s 3 e. IL i srosd;
soTfHf ST. les Il. i.7.s W LeainstOn
az, ls.,xios2 June p; isos--John v
ssTH ST. rs, iiss.s d. FROM from n E cor coia INV
Rsi S so Geo assi 3 koli OCT s.r a. a. issoA Am@ad
& a. 1is Nassau 81. $1,000
i'lsr ST; Gate Lcxsll,; s. 100 = "
Saw Bank; attys. Hu,chins & p, 20
LEWIS EVIL ST, is. " :. s5xic6. Jan .. i ,isoo
SShas T keyss to David l. Messing; ATTN oSo
1919 W from W = 90 ay.x e 100 TO
piyn & Sons. Inc. .22io, ID av; attys,
Jonas, Lazansky & Neuburger:, rs
7sTH ST, 5 5, isl coiumbu. sy, soS
Ios; june Is. isst-Edw and Lizzie
Trust Co. trustees; attys. oloott, Gruber.
R 8 MeM, 10 Bway;....::;..,sio 900
si.s., map WIN z NJ zbrowOski properly
on Webster & Crestline avs. 5oNso, Oct
81, 9l3-Ludwig a Antonio Sikora to
Louise Hiisky; atty. Hy A Himmelmann
2p Az sai. e:, 60 sC,h ct, ~icxii.s. Oct
IS. ises-Emiiy Nuoner to Ell1 J Smith;
9TH Az, n W cor 2cs,h st: eeiixioo. Mar
rlct, { q Cleveland Abbe & ano: atty;
WEST WASHINGTON Pr. 70 formerly
Barrow ST.. ::Se7, May IS. lsl2-ccsarc
Bank; ally. VIM f Cook. sos BROAD.
iiTTA ST. IS W, n :. i25 . Lenoi s US S
to Maer Pearl 4. sami Epstein. a7o sist
st. nklyn; atty. Jacob Bremen. 's Sour,
Madison Nv. iiss. ;o.icc. Xpr OV !.
iso6-Morris Horwits to Benz H Ksuf-
man. i5i Central Park w; atty. y Y 7
s7rHf s." q. soe . ia .v. iioiioo.s,. june SDe
20. lsst-ye.tisna 9 a Nath n Freeman
Of al TO Ella l. Hsrdcastle. ind,vid &
e.tr1; atty. Addison Gardner. 20 Bread
nth ST. lis Z. 100 W ir,,ns n. sSS
80. May ~. = r Brand TO WIN
$ Mary + Patien: attys. Willard & J.
.ssTH ST. i:i oneida ay. %:SsiCSC'
APR ?. le06-Geo " & Mary A Lock
to May + Clark; attys. Meyers 4 clark,
SAME PROPERTY. Jan /. iso7-same TO
WIN + owe, 1000
2S6TH ST. s., W Oneida av. eSxlo0-Samc
70 80 nreey' .''.Nl 'uVV
DECATUR Az. . 3. 39bi n s05th S., b0N
100. Aug Is. i?li-Simpson Const CO 20 !
Mary ] Haviland. atty. T q Co, l7s
3D Az. w cor esd st. 2Oxioo.s. June 2.
lsSs-Leopold s Friedberger to Mutual
LIE lns CO. 80 Cedar t.......... 1000
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY SALES.

olco,t, Gruber. Bonynge & McManus, as
have sold the dwelling at %
|ghty.frst street. Bay Ridge. Brook
IN, for $4,000. The property In located
! wha, is known as the Crescent Hill
fvelopment.
Leonard. Davidson & Co. have sold
pr Adam Remling to J. and +. Caro-
10 the two family house at 424 Dill
lace, R!dgewood, Queens.
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for a term OF years for Walter
II. Powers 146 East Seventy-fourth
street, a three story and basement
house. to Blair S. Williams Of Williams,
Nicholas & Moran. bankers.
Barnett a Co. have leased the dwell
ing at Is East 1e6th street to Mary
Luckey.
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W. CANNON BUYS l.. !. HOME.

Henry II. saylor. editor of Country
|e in America, has sold his residence
4 PARK Huntington. l.. l.. to
|eHry W. Cannon. banker. who is to
|ahe extensive improvements and oc-
fRy i as a summer home. The house
las built In 1902.
Theophile Eyrich has bought from the
b Ackerson Company a two story
|lceo dwelling, on plot 20Ox30O, on
fooklyn Boulevard, Brightwaters.
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JAMAICA LOT SALE TODAY.

me auction sale OF the remaining
lots Of the Jamaica Hill
esI Estates will be held this afternoon
william P. Rae, a%uctioneer. Prices
last saturday and Monday auctions
LIZ about one-halt those obtained in
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AMERICANS ACTIVE ABROAD.
steel Decision Makes q Buoyant
Market in IOndou.

LONDON, June 4.-Ths American mar
ket was the most active department OF
the exchange to-day. The Steel decision
made a buoyant market for these stocks
and other members of the list. Else
where things were rather quiet.
The gilt edged sections was steady
n home rails improved. Foreigners
were neglected. Argentine rails were
again weak. Rubbers were firm and
mines and oils also showed strength In
snOts.
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PRODUCE Ex. FULL uousr

The Produce Exchange Building, COW
ering an entire block. is a full house:
not a foot OF space is for rent. The
iast space was leased yesterday by the
Montreal Hay Company Of Montreal.
which took Offices on the f floor of the
annex: This is the first time the COM
pany has had offices outside of canada
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company negotiated the lease. II is
the hrst time since the building was
erected twenty-one years ago that the
building has been fully rented.
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strike May Affect $4,000,

The ladies Garment Cutters Associa-
t!on Local No. 10 OF the l%nternntiona,
Ladies' Garment Workers Union, num-
bering 1000, yesterday announced It's
readiness for "A general stuppaRe of work
In the trade. which II is expected will
also involve, through a general strike
or lockout OF the cutters, $4,000 cloak,
suit and skirt makers in the trade.