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FURNITURE HOUSE ON GRANDST.
Takes whole BuildinR-Tenants
for Other Business space.

werthelm & Clear have leased tho ak
story and basement store and loft build
ing al 2Ss Grand street Cor the Elka-
Jack Realities for a long term to ~.
Cruminsky a Son, furniture dealers. who
will occupy after extensive alterations
from plans by Macmillan Zlpkes.
Charles i. Noyes Company has leased
the building at l12 Cherry street for
George ". Bond. Jr. to PIctro Quinio
for five years additional space IN 30
West street to the Broad Electric COM
pany and q portion of the mira floor In
the same building to Il. VI. Ford 4 Co.
Louis Kempne- & Son ave leased the
store al 2443 Broadway to the Eagle
Shoe Company for seven years 1t a
total rental of s2@,40O.
The firm OF Morris Rose has leased
for a term OF years the second loft IN
1o4 West Eighteenth street to Is. Llman,
Inc.
william u. Rluodeood & Co. leased the
store at 6S West Forty-hfth street 20
John Peterson for a term of years. II
will be occupied az q
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased the building at 80 Moore street 10
Healey & Callahan the store, basement
and sub-basement at 80 farclay street
TO Samuel Lewis; the building az IS
Moore street to the Simpson Trucking
Company store at ia Centre street to
Mario Carbone and with William a.
White & Sons the building al 80 Moore
street to George \. Zabr!skie.
VI. & l.. Hess have closed a lease
10 the John NJ. Smyth Merchandise Com
pany Of Chicago, a firm which does a
large mail order and instalment business
throughout the country, for the south
erly portion OF the eleventh floor at
l4l-+7 Fifth avenue, 10 be used as n
general purchasing office.
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Artistic Waterfront Home

on a beautiful corner plot, with n fine view
OF SJ4ud ANA Bay; large airy rooms ard .
ha, hs enclosed >lou pins porch. white enam-
e.lcd wooiNuf!t throughout; tapestry
brick fireplace. interior finished IN modern
stNlr: stwrfuF. aud ~ civ Improve
u4tuts. privilege 81 private bathing beach.
t4lt uu.'f owners personal care $500
cash. Valance can h- arranged; 30 minutes
from ,l,v. q. O~CpNNELL. lo5 F!atbush
Ave. Bto.. .yu.
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- New Yorll. Liverpool, L.. miles east 90
sand, Hook ~ \ VI yestrrdty
IS Havana. Havana, 90 miles south Of Dis
moul shoal n T. NJ YESTERDAY
Sc Northwestern, Port Nr'hur. 4 mile
south of diamond Shoal Al noon
So Comus New Orleans, A. miles north 81
Jupiter AT Z T.. NJ
s. III sud, Galveston, crossed Galv, .'on Ia
Al l. NJ
s. Lampssas. Mobile, ?ls mile. south Of
SANDY Hook at noon
:. Hr'l'n", >"w orleans. no mile. north ~
Diamond Nhoal at noon
- ~ ~ % - : on. l,i mile. south 81
SANDY HuuN At noon
s. Nunu, Nv" Leans, is miles .outh Of
SANDY hook at noon.
- Mohawk, JaCksouviu.. ~ miles -oath Of
Sandy Nouk at : y
s. P'n Gr,udc Nro7svick, ~ miles south Of
Ssrdy lIool ~ = y VI.
$ Sow York, SABINE, sc miles cas-, OF IS
Iuur bar a, noon
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WHEAT CROP IS HARD HIT.
Heavy Abandonment Of Western
Acreage IL Reported.

W~AsnINGroH, May S,-A feeling OF
encouragement was evident in a state
ment of the bureau Of crop estimates
Sh!s afternoon regarding the winter
wheat crop. Acreage abandonment was
heavy. the statement said. tho heavies,
being In ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, The
abandonment ranges from Is per cent.
IN Ohio and Iowa to 90 per cent. in
Illinois.
Slcet and snowstorms followed by
severe weather. a cold. dry spring and
generally unfavorablc conditions caused
a decrease IN the prospective crop.
The bureau reported that tho wheat
harvest on May I was about 33,o2O,O 600
acres. or ia per cent. tt,.36,0 00 acres,
less than the acreage planted last fan,
and ls.2 per cent. l+,333,00 acres) less
than the acreage harvested last year,
40. t53. 600 acres.
The average condition OF winter wheat
was s2.4. compare with = on April |
and 92.9 on May ! Il year ago
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RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

rlsn a Marvin nave rented pini'aTty
known as Cedarcliff, belonging to tho
Fisher estate. at New Rochelle. to Walter
Phillips for a long tenn Of wears, The
comprises "A large house. out
buildings and eight acres OF land and
has frontage on the water.
Julia Beverley Higgens has let for
Cornelius Il. Agnew his place known as
Peachblow Cottage. Armonk, TO Or.
Henry q. Bugbee Of New York city. and
let for Dr.. John II. Maccurdy Breshead,
Mount Kisco. to Charles n. Edge OF
New York city.
Edward g. Griffin and 4, n, Collins
have rented cottages at Larchmont for
Howard Il. Burton ON StuyNesant ave-
nue.. Larchmont Park. to Shmuci \. ia
cobson for Mrs, Elizabeth \, Chatter
ton, ON Beach and Magnolia avenues, To
Carlyle blackwell for Mrs. g. :, Hay
ward. on Prospect avenue. to Robert u.
Houston; for William A. Shelton. on
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wAsHlNGTON, May s.-Tho .snk .l'p
Arethusa has arrived ~ Key West, de
struy.r farracGt at san Pedro, torpedo
boat Bushnell at Boston, collier Hannibal
~ survey grounds collier HUI a. san
Diego. destroyer jacob Jones at Boston
yard. destroyer LII AMI l.6 az Province
town. torpedo boat MacDouourh. battle
ship Vermont. repair ship Vulcan and de
ttroYer Wordcn At Hampton Roads.
cruiser Maryland at Rremerton. tug Ne
reuS At Guam, collier Nero at san Diego,
monitor ozark at Lynn Haven Roads
gunhoIt san Diego At SAL Diego. yacht
Sylph ~ Washington yard
The collier Ajax has sailed from Annoy
for SNatvN, cruiser Charleston from pa.
boa for 'ris'ohsl, submarine La from
ProvinCetown Tor Boston, destroyer Lam
son from Key Yves; fur Puerto Plata, col
Her Nanshan from San Diego for Tihuron.
tuG Neptune from Cris,obil for Guam
,.namo. bs,tleship New H~a!npshire from
torpedo boat Reid from Key West for
Puerto Plata, torpedo boat Rodgers from
Boston yard Tor Narhlohead, DESTROYER
s~,erctt from Key West. for Mscori-, Tor
pedo boat Terry FROM Key West for san
chez. tug tncas from Charleston Cor
Hampton Roads. destroyer Wake from
Key West for SANCHEZ. gAuboHt Whining
ton from shameen Tor Hongkoug.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

ALBANY, May s.-The following realty
corporations we're chartered here to-day (:
Jacob Schlesinger. Manhattan capital.
$4,000. directors, Benjamin u. Radin,
isaac II. Miller and Jacob Schlesinger.
Oechsler Realty Holding Corporation,
Manhattan: capital. $500; directors,
Samuel Hirsh. Alois Gutwillig and Solo
mon y. Solomon.
Sterling Holding Corporation, Man.
haitian capital, $1,000; directors, Sam.
uei Hamburger. J. Krans PolikofS and
Matilda Iandsman.
;, NJ. G. Realty Company, Manhattan /,
capital. $1,000; directors. Samuel NJ.
Chase, Max +. Beck Paula L. Chase.
Ashland Building Company. brooklyn 4:
capital, $4,000; directors. Bernard !.
McBrearty. Mac l.. Resser and Herbsr,
c. Weigand.
T. NJ. Realty Corporation, The Bronx ;
capital, $4,000: directors. Thomas Null.
gan. John \. Mulligan and Milton Mayer.
Investors. Brooklyn capital.
$1,000 directors. Norris silman. Jean
nette Silman m Ruth +. Forman.
toNsackie Realty Company. lnwood
capital. $1,000; directors, Remsen r.
Decker, Samuel Coles and Frank *.
Mulry.
cloush, st,ckn.y & Co. Manhattan.
capital $4,000; directors. Anthony
u.s. ~ 10 sNitNHty anu EuWdTu
\. Spooner.
Nanreik Realty Company. Manhattan,
capital, $1,000 directors. Esther c. Nell
son. Vera l.. Mills and Frederick A.
Gill.
Rensorg Holding Corporation. Man.
haitian. capital. $1,000: directors,
samuel Grosner. Jacob Geizler and
David G. Cornell.
The Rekop Realty. Manhattan. CAPT.
tai. $1,000 directors. Abraham J. Bel
Ter. Norman n. Nagman and Arthur A
Giden.
Gerety Realty Corporation. Manhat.
tan. capital. $1,000; directors. William
/. Gerety. Samuel Grossman and Marks
Abraham.
S. 4. Israel. r. NJ. De IAeuw Com.
rany, Manhattan. capital. $500 direc.
tors. Samuel a. Israel, II. NJ De 1feuw
and Florence Israel.
w. : A.. Building and CONSTRUCTION
Company. The Bronx, capital. $4,000
directors. Walter :. Aud. Nellie Wood
II Julius e. Rosenthal.
Bronx Commercial Buildings Corpo.
ration. The Bronx. capital. $4,000 direc.
tors. Man North. Leon Jaye and Jacob
Keller.
Middle Village Lyceum. Queens. capt
tai. $4,000 directors. Samuel Lederman
Moses Pitt and Lyman Larisch.
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ror eastern New York. fair to-day. pre.
eeSird by showers In extreme south portion:
cooler; fresh TO strOnG west and northwees
wfnds' fair Tomorrow. j..
north and west PORTIONS: fresh - strong
west and northwest winds: fair o.. morrow.
For southern New England, Tar To-Day.
preceded by showers near the ons. coast;
west and west winde.
For western New York. fair to-day with
s'rong westerly winds: fsis to .morrow.
covered the entire northeastern quarter OF
tho country yesterday from q centre over
northern Lake Superior and although there
was no general rainfall showers occurred
at many points IN the lake regions and
western parts OF the middle Atlantic
States.
A trough Of depressicc extending south.
westward from the principal di,iarbance
ing the Southwes
over the Roc , Mountain slope and
plains states and Missouri Valley and In
The middle West I'd east Gulf and south
Ii was wsfmeri ali sections east q tho
Mississippi River , "ept tho upper Mis,is;
sippi Valley. and '.der In the central
Freezing temperatures covered mos. of
In this city IN. day was fair and
warmer: wind. Hight TO fresh west 20
s-olthw..,; syerss. humidity; IS par cent;
at 4. ri. .s.s7 al sP 81. .9;s
The temperature In THIS city yesterday.
as recorded by the offcisi thermometer. is
shown In the annexed table:
pam 1919 i'as opu rig 1913!
sPPM...:4oo. & ~ Ma. 81 81
Highest Temperature. .5'. At q p.
Loves, tempe aturc. $50. at A. NJ
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Brooms at. = strip isxso' May l. due
Snd INT as pc, bond or snytime ne,"re
on. Co. 900 Exchange ct. Rochester.
y y, atty. I q Sll,Voo
Fat side.
EAST Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
SD ST, q e. 3l5 p 9TH sv, ttxloc.e. MAY s,
yrs. "a y c-floreL,e g Bronson. widow
TO Bank for savings. go an ar; atty,
Cadwalader. W n :. 80 Wall 81. .S'o'oVo
West side.
west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
av. Soxi02.2, May 8 due & Int as. per
bond--Mary Gccr to Title Guar & Trust
Co, i7s Bway .... 'l,0oO
Borough of he Bronx
BRYANT Az; e. 3 5 isis' 81; ash
$1,000. May !, dye per bond; a,,5S;;
vYsE Av. aiss. Sc . iN.,, Il, i~siiAioo.s
SAMUEL Langenthal 80 philip Weln-
stein 4 Son; In; 1897 s%t.bbins az prior
atty. I GA r Co. t7s Bway. ..:.is,o0O
BROOK Av.- 400. w $. 25xso-Herman
Brand to Ys,ta sussman, sss Gcorsia
Joseph J~aoobowitz. 50 Maiden i,,ne.sioo
2isTh 81, . ., beng " Y lot eli, nap
and sno TO Edw + Ashley. 80 81 Mich
olas av, May =, duc as per bond atty.
7 T co, li5 Bway. .....t..... f3,hVO
PARksIDE pI. n ~ 20gth ~. t5X9V--
Jacob Miltner to Emily + Falrchiid. g.
f 65th It, ct al. May =. duo as per
lond; at,ys. sa!tcr & Z, $40 H.ass,a
.si.OVp
te9D ST, a ., $50 " Grand Az, 5ONiUO-
?3s hway. Ma: :. 3 yrs. Sc. atty. =
80 I CO. i16 Bway. $500
OGDEN Az, 1874, " =, 25xi55-Cath \
SchwAnk to Andrew J Glorc. ~ Jack
son IT.. New Rochelle. y y, May :, du.
as PEI bond attys, Clocks. X 4 X. 2gi i
l4gth 81 UUp
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LOFTS IN OLD STORE.
ONei1l-Adams buildings on sixth
Avenue to he Made over.

The former VNcill-Adatrs buildings
on the west side Of sixth avenue be-
tween Twenty-frst and Twcnty-second
streets are 10 be transformed into two
six story structures. Designs for these
extensive alterations are 10 he made by
+. Livingston Pell. architect. who places
the cost ~ about $4,000.
The ONeill-Adaus stores cover the
frontage between Twentieth and Twenty
second streets. Du Parouet. Huot &
Moneuse Company. one OF the Oldest
and largest manufacturers Of ranges and
hotel kitchen supplies in the country. is
said 10 have leased a corner store in
the altered building for twenty-one
years, This firm has been located on
Wooster street for siNty-seveu years.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
R INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and 6eodetic Survey
standard T me
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur,.a. hMs. PM AN
MON WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
SandyHk IL 20 Gov. Isl. ~ II licll Gate. 21T
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
ssndyHk. $3.50 Gov. Isl. I 80 Hell Gate oil
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RuILDERs BUY DYCkMAN SITE.

SEAMAN AvENCE-John r. and Oscar
l.. Foley have sold for the Provincial
Alliance Realty Company to the II. u.
Realty Company the plot. l00xi00. on
the east side OF seaman avenue, 9S.I
. fee; north OF 2l5th street. The new
owners will improve the site with
modern partment houses.
WEST l76TH STREET-William J..
Fleming * 20. and Charles :. kohler
& Co have sold for Ambrose Realty
Company. w. y. Harte president. sos
West l76th Street. "A Ave story mod
EN- Nat house on plot 4J.6Nes.ll, to
Frederick Brown.
EAST ETH STREET-Nichois & Hob
he have sold for the Ossing Bank
:or Savings l25 East l27th street to
s. Birtholomew's Church trustees.
LC0BUS PLACE-Jacobs & Simon
have sold for Robert Neil and Will
'tU Fisher a plot I0x100 on Jacobus
place, 100 feet north OF 225th street,
Marble I'M. 10 IA builder for improve
melt VIII a five story apartment OF
three, tul- and five rooms.
VGST lgoTH STREET--The Isaac Low
"''ld Realty Corporation has re-
spid ~ West Roth street. a three
story dwelling on lot ~2lS1oo1I. To-
tdteu SVN ltcf west OF Lenox VENUE,
purchased last week at the auction
sal. ~ the James Everard estate hold
'nss. The buyer is the tenant. who
has occupied II under lease for "A long
''nc.
Visit 53p STREEr-The Lawyers
Mortgage COMPANY has sold 10 "a Mr..
hempuell AZ West %Fifty-third street,
4 tive tory tenement on lot e5x
1000, near Ninth avenue.
WEST 10TH STREET.-THE property
ON West 10th street purchased re-
''ntly by Max Psaty from Samuel
Na.ht 81 the plot, lo0xl0o, ON the
north de 200 feet eas Of Broad
"oi, and not the site. 75Xl00, 100
I''t EAST Of Broadway. a. reported.
NJ N4cht st,ll owns the latter plot.
me broker in the deal was A.
blIneu'hal,
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BANKS DEPOSITS GROW FAST.
Chatham and phrnix Gains ST.
100000 In Two Months.

The deposits OF tho Chatham and
Phenix National Bank and It's branches
have shown a continued expansion
during the past two months. according
TO the banks statement ot condition Just
published, Tho statement shows that
there has been an increase IN deposits
from s6G,j3.,5o7 20 S7s,52,,6 $50 s!ucc
March 7, 1916, which is "A gain OF ap
rroNimate.y 81, zoe. 900. Loans and dis
counts increased during the same periud
from s4s,5s3,023 to $55.l3a.2SS and cash
and exchanges from sl6.1lS,1j, 80
s.l .ooi. .iH,
Slnr" tue merger 81 ia" chatham ANA
FhenIN National banks hNc Years agu
The deposits ot IA" institution have mul-
tipliol by more than i've times.
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VIEW GARAGES PLANNED.

Plans have been filed by John VI.
Friend. architect. FOR tho construction
Of u four story garage and stable on the
cas- side Of Eouwi.k street 1901 feet
south % SnriuG street Il VIII have q
frontage OF - feet and a depth Of -
feet. John White &c tho owner. and
the cost has been estimated 80 So. 600.
Or the east side OF Haven avenue
81 feet south of l7ist street q three
story garage IL 70 be erected FOR Emma
Holding as owner. l. will have a 'front.'
age OF 25.lo feet ard a depth of 95.11
feet. John Hooper ~ the architect and
has estimated the cost al $50. 6O0.
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lis l'f<DE>S.


10th ST. 3 =, $40 . SO av :5Sioo IL
Helen N T. S.eberg agt salvatore Mar
to-anga ct al foreclosure OF mortgage.
ATTY. II swain.
isTH' ST, n =. - o j., Az. :o>':- \nn'e
l. Demorest hgt Man kcvc - al
amended foreclosure II transfer OF taN
Hem atty. g IL Schwart&man
lST Az. e =, 50 - n iQiih -, .5Nf9-May
lew 90. Inc. agt ThreshoId Realty '"rpn
ct al 1anendcd foreclosure Of transfer
OF tax LEM. atty. & IL Schwart&mhn.
hath ST. u $, $50 e "a nv -oNloo. II
6aylew co, 1nc, agt Louisa Etroftlo
ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax
LEM. atty. Z II schwartl'nan
BRONX.
l<5TH ST. 5ta E--Aarou Deuenhurg 81 al
sgt Isidor" Horowi,z e., a. action TO de
clare Hem. atty, W. koeru"r
SD Az. = e cor i7.i ~. JONloo city
Real Estate co agt Bella Cohen ct al
foreclosure OF mortgtgeb. attF. II
HARRoD ST. W :, 200 u Ludlow av, iOox
l0o-FranCes Iseuherg NRt August,
Rheinish ct al foreclosure OF mortgage,
atty. j ] Werner.
18TH sT, . =. no . Alexander av. 2ly
iO0-solomon $ MarN agt, II VI Well
co ct al foreclosure Of mortgage,
attys, Berliner n Wn'fsou.
10th ST, = =. $40 4 Alexander nv, Fix
iOO-Solomor $ Marx agt II NJ Netl 60
ct al foreclosure of mortgagel, httys,
Rerliner a WOlfsOn.
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100000 HEIGHTS DEAL.

TIE +, Il. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
rary has sold for the Raymond Con-
s,rlction Company $50 to S2 West
i7:d street. two five story apartment
houses. each Gj.4x100 in size. They
contain twenty-five suites each and
were held at $500. 900. The same brokers
sod for the estate of James c.. Fargo
'o3, 800 and 31l to 32l West 139th
street, nine three story brick and stone
Dwelling. each on lot l%7x1oo. assessed
at $500 each.
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Oak avenue, TO Arthur Slmons for Mrs.
louise stone. on Walnut avenue, to N.
T. .Holtzingcr; FOR Mrs. Josephine Dorm.
on Magnolia avenue. to Mrs. Emily
Lyons of California for Ferdinand Fish
In Larchmont Park. to Mrs. Gertrude b.
King for Herbert w. Smith, on Willow
avenue, to Mrs. T. 5. Vanderhoef. and
Mound cottage. on Park avenue. to
Charles NJ. Muchnic. vice-president Of
the American Locomotive Sales Cor
pOration.
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DEMAND ron NEWARK HOMES.

Feist a Feist u Newark have sold Is
and IS Osborne Terrace. near clinton
avenue, Newark. y. J.. for Charles c.
Storch OF Verona. TO Frank Schtn!tz OF
the Schmitz-Moore Company. nanufac-
turing Jew ellcrs. The property con-
tains fifteen rooms and two baths, and
Is on "a plot 50xi5O.
Tho same brokers have sold for the
Protection building and Loan Assocla-
ton. Frank W. Miller. president. the one
family residence at ll9 Wright street,
to Frederick Smith Of the Mutual Bene-
ut Life Insurance Company. Tit house
is on plot SoNi3j. IL has ten rooms and,
bath and every modern improvement.
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..sAvE NEW YORK" QUARTERS.

The plan of the save New York;
committee, John Howcs Burton chair
man, primarily organized 10 minimize
the danger to real estate and retail
business in the Fifth avenue section from
the factory evil. has grown to such pro-
portions as to necessitate the establish
ment Of permanent headquarters. For
ne purpose of better directing the work
I'm assisting manufacturers who desire
to move out of the district and 10 en-
courage the erection OF suitable build
ings In "A more appropriate district the
committee has rented through George
X. Read & Co, the parlor floor OF 23l
Fifth avenu between Thlrtieth and
T~hirty-frst streets.
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Mucn BUYING IN MONTCI.ArR.

Edward G. O'Neil, builder, OF Mont
clair. y. j., has sold the residence at
~ Aubury road TO Mrs. Hattie 5. Tay-
Tor: the Colonial residence at III Edge
mont road to Edward Langenbach the
Colonial residence at 1l9 EiRemont road
to Emil n. Fickinger. The same buildcr
has purchased 500 feet frontage in Cor
donhurst avenue. in the Park street Sec
lion OF Montclair. for the erection OF six
houses to cost about $4,000 each.
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asS 1000 COM. ESTATE BUYER.

Joseph Conron OF Conron Bros. OF
TINS city has bought at Ridgeneld, Conn,
Mrs. ;. u. Carpenters place. Hillarie.
consisting OF cishty-seven acres. In West
Mountain road. The property was held
at $4,000 and Is In the vicinity OF the
summer homes Of Arthur G.. Fraser.
Jonathan Brikley. william Bunker, John
ii. Lynch and Or. Bache Emmett.
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HOMES ron 10 FAMILIES.

The Presto Realty Company. Oliver G.
Moore president, has filed plans through
Moore n Laudsiedel. architects. for the
construction OF a five story hat house
on the north side OF 152d street 275 feet
east ~ Amsterdam avenue. II will have
a frontage OF 100 feet and n depth If
$50 feet by irregular. and will have ac-
rommodations for thirty-six families.
The cost has been Estimated AZ 81. 600.
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BROOkLYN FLAT DEAL.

iohn Woodenbury and tho Albany
Avenue Real Estate Company have sold
tof Inc estate Of Catherine Hildt the
,'tte st'r', stem heated apartment at
-! Atlantic avenue. on plot 4OxlI9, to
h.nc.t \. I'LL, for investment.
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SATISFIED


attorney
I2sTH ST. -. q. T.. AIr 3. lt'S Bent y
BOVINE TO MAJ \ Sew -. al SeA CIlr.
l. l. sttys. Payne, " a l., at Mlueo.a.
SAME PROPERTY. sep, e.. is,."j,.
Martin 90 same, A''vr., samc ..... Si...H
llTH Az. sos. u e cor 4s'h ~, t'?-fi W
al 10 DIV ke, Estate o.. .t,t, r. Z; 6
T Co, i7G BNay...............' - ".'
,TH ST. &c, jay J. l51l-Frcd n st.N 90
ZillAh C~u.linan and auo. Httts. kJrluan
& F. 20 Broad .......... ..... 5000
18TH ST, n p. TOO q IN ay, -'N'-. AUG -.
lsl1-Incas Realty 60 90 ChAs II Jacob
atty, I q & r Co. l75 10000
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ABE HrMMEL.s HOME SOLD.

Tho former home Of the late Abe
Uun,nci A. - East S~eventy-third street
,ss been purchased by James Lincoln
Ashley for occupancy. The house is Of
ne four story and basement type. on "A
'ot .exiO?.9. between Madison and
PARK avenues
This Is the third house on that block
.oid recently. The other deals involved
is r;as, Seventy-third street. purchased
hy t.ynford NJ. Dickinson, and as.
bought by Mrs. Walter 7. Anderton. The
Hurmel property was sold by William
\. May a Co.
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APARTMENT ON FLAT SITES.

The Al'av'sta Holding Company. y.
Grass president. reports the purchase
~ two apartment houses on the south
.'de o. Eishty-frst street, abou $50
feet from Park avenue. which site Il plans
- -eimprove with a high class nine
story apartment structure.
N part payment the Altavista com
,any gave the southeast corner OF Perry
and Blocker streets. "A newly COM
p'e,ed rat, on plot 4e.6x7o. This house Is
fullv teuantcd.
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The BrOnx.
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PubIic offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and Bronx SalesrOOms.
lat II NESEN STREET
IJy Henry Brady.

lat u NESEY STREET.
By Henry Brady.
GREENE ST. Of. " =, 1919 u Spring 1T,
l7.lOx76 3. 3 sty loft and str bldg =
Equitable Life Assur Soc vs. BInoiua VIII
nor 1T al; due, tl9,USl,5d; tdN'. SO,
iGi9.si; to the plaintim, $4,000
by Joseph T.. Day.
18th ST., .ot W, = =, 100 " 7th av, lsS
99.ll, 8 ETY. dwlg-E lie Roy vs. ]. II.
O'Connell ct al: due, l6,s3ssS; taxes,
&c, 322i2t. to John J Shea. 80. 81. 500
lat s2os THIRD ANENuE.l
Ry Henry BRADY,
ls5TH ST, n =, 6o.3 " sheridan Az, eoiN
t06 SA2b, 3xl07g, ~vacant--City Real Es-
tate Co W r 4 Gsnhey ct al, to The
plaintiff
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THE

For eastern New York., fair to-day. pre-
eeSied nv showers in e1treWne south portion:
fresh to stronG west and northwest
winds; fair Tomorrow.
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SHOE MAN BUYS THEATRE.

Samuel Reck ~ the Beck shoe Com
pany Is the purchaser of the Mckinley
Square Theatre. Mt 1915 to 1921 Boston
road. extending TO Clinton avenue. sold
last week bv the state Banking De-
partment. which acquired tho property
in liquidating the Max kobre banks.
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com SPRING. y y, May s--Ch1r.e-
". Mrncrmutt. a travelling sl'es~'~ tn'
tho luErrsoll Watch Company. V.o lyri
~ G"I ~"''N'y .tfi. St,cr'. l'.. .,'.'
NIs hl'.i ,.- .iora'or So Oh 4.
ruu.l1uur '' V1'.. ne VS. - 8 .uu
,n,'ja. us, I@H.r,' % 'rl, ~ r1.Tt i..r
Willis above cola spring