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PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

L. L. FIRUsKI. Auct.r. 10 Bowery, sells
10 A. M. unredeemed pledges Of every de-
inr sepe;U% ppawnbroEers. @ including all diamonds.
rubies, sapphires. pearls. emeralds. all
other stones unset or set in rings earr,ns.
or other mount'ngs. all tewelry. watches.
siiverwsre. guns. Instruments. clothing.
to dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Sept. 1t-Wm- Goldstone. 50 Park Row.
sept Sept. is-wm. Simpson a Co. 151
Bowery. prior June J. 1915, to No 10000.
A. a. s. weinberger. prop'r. prior Sept. ..
1915, Nos. ISsl TO $1,000 also Nos. 1880.
44oo4. 4s3ss. 45o9i. 1890. 46is4. diamond
rings. 4lsas, diamond la valliere. 1889. dis-
p Sept. 2o-M. simons & Son. as5 Crane
sp MSS .ans ;S IN Of from No,
so7i to 5ssi. ali inclusive. +. sobei & Son.
142s I'd Ave. prior Sept. 10. 1915:
so SEPT ai,: also s:sGa So. sss h sss as .Sss
t0s14, 40342. 4oi5s. 402s4 $685.. 3%esS.
2ie14. 17l6t
JOSEPH snONGooDs SONS. Julius
sept lI--Unredeemed pledges. diamonds,
watches ,ewsl,y. ;tnon ',iwsnrwars sS.d,dnso Sdds and
sn'e ali older Ter dates; II Lsvsry. is sand. St..
BROOKLYN Also large 10, odds and ends.
Adsm ins ems sih pcixs, Ass
watches iewelry. siiverwars, odds and
ends to No. $4,000 and all older dates
goods to No, $4,000 and all older dates N.
Raphiel. 272 9Th Ave.
sept 20-Unredeemed pledges. diamonds.
Watches jewelry. silverware, odds and
ends. &c. pledged prior July !, 1915. to No.
sales: H. $. Isaacss stss sth Ave.
Sept. 20-Men's and women's clothing,
Sc, J. II Ref. 400 % Ave; !. Blumenthal.
$50 Hu>son 81; Daniel J, Fuiian, 100 5th
Ave. I,roo<lyn. "
Auctioneer. l5s Canal street, sells jewslry
at II A. M: clothing at 10 A; n:
Sept. 1i-By NJ. Lavery. 2277 Sd Ave:
also 6s4 sth Ave" clothing &c. pledged TO
sept, is--By J. simpson. 4 Co. 1850
paasds aaa s' u
other precious stones. watches, jewelry.
.ilverware Sc. pledged previous to No.
held sGG' over 'f trotn former sales. t." ''''''
sept. 2O--By McAleenan's 1874 sth Ave.
unrsdecmed pledges Of 6os1, every s deser,p,cn.
and emerald rings. brooches pendants. scar:
pins. earrings. loekets studs. bracelets.
Watches, ,eweIry OF all binds. ali articles Of
siiverwsre pledged previous to No ?45oo
sept u. 1915, and an pledges of like de-
JACOB sHONGUT. Auctioneer. ss Bow
% Sept. De lt-Je|elry = j. M rs watches. diamonds,
Also AZ. Hfss b lns e iss unil s Bros. NJ ns sss
i.nseps tTsmSs' sons e Is MSnsattan St 0'DS '0f
IL, sfst iss c'S'nA %s CO. Co. .S nsafsr sS t = s'e!
svel 0"e 3ss pnss. ~ sons. % & &s"Gat,an 1I tan q q
Sept 20--Clothlng SC. pledged to Sept.
ls. 1918. n. Tigner, 1904 $d Ave; College
an of5s a sh hve ASf syn wenns5 asa
stGt''s scsas Simon 'aS sros. So "a t'' Ave- '
The sun., 1917-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ADMITTED 10 LIsT-New York stock Ex-
change has admitted TO trading Sinclair OH a
lien per cent sinking fund gold notes with
and without stock sption warrants attached
Lirgett Myers Tobacco Co, s7,s7s.loo per
cent. cumulative preferred stock; Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. $50, coo, 900 Az per cent. general
mortgage bonds: due June !, 1865,
BANKEns RS TRUST co0etGGe. g ,cu
will be paid on and nftcr that date at the
otiice office q & The , trust company ,,,
State OF Arkansas direct obligation Al per
cent, serial coupon notes maturing from 1922 to
& TRsT e Sa 80 sfr Gsn Edmund
y, Tate has been appointed an assistant treas.
urer' He has been connected with the institu-
@ snty Giuo. Coz composed @ Of Z the trust eompany's con
HEMISwAY ( GuIBERr-Member, of Con-
cs Of branch siV once in the Hsysi Bonita. S Ninety
fourth street and broadway, under management
OF NEw II Sefts YORK RAttS5 tGURB MARKET Ass'N.-An.
nounces r., d. levinson, +. J. Connolly and
u. r. Tappen have been elected members Of the
election, to hll vacancies caused by resigns-
tions Of II. ID. Transioli, Arthur Gwynne and
H. WieTesi 9ei0 The new members we1e sp-
son, arbitration. complaint and finance J Mr..
MI Tspgsp oRk srsisssn sotR E2cHHxeEH..
stltuted on list General Motors Corporation
permanent certificates for preferred stock In
nent certificates for common stock in iieu OF
Temporary certificates therefor Pittsburg 4
West Virginia Railway Co, permanent certih-
| OF temporary certificates therefor.
STRICKEN FROM LIST-New York Stoch
iesns Mobile r chicago S Rsiiwas N.Y. Co % arst re- re-
funding per cent bonds, due l9ee per cent
non-cumulative preferred stock: Missouri Pa
| certificates Of deposit representing same; hrs
| collateral Is 1920 and all certificates Of deposit
| representing same; Central Branch Railway Co
| hrst mortgage 4 per cent. bonds, due 1919
| Leroy 4 Csney Valley Air Line first mortgage
| S per cent, bonds, due 1876 PENNSYLVANIA Rail
way Co. temporary & certihoa.ns s for ~ per cent
| is6s,
The sun., 1917-09-14
REALTY MARKET I
NEWS AND COMMENT
General Leasing Conditions
Enliven Otherwise Quiet
Day.
ROADWAY CORNER DEAL
New Subway Attracts New
Concern to Downtown
Mercantile Zone.

M realty market was quiet yester-
~. Sales were few and Of little inter-
sG Leasing continued brisk IN all de-
ssrtments. Numerous dwellings. apart
ments and lofts were reported leased In
many sections Of the city. The opera
ton Of the new b. II r. subway through
Canal street has stimulated the demand
for commercial space and . building on
Broadway near one OF the stations was
secured by a manufacturing concern.
There was fair demand for homes in
Brooitlyn and few transactions were
oreme Court Justice sold his Astoria
holding to . Bronx builder for improve
nsnt and a church acquired . site in
Richmond Hill.
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rosRgkEBhoxb%xT sgEH1na GSSxxT SSHsGs 81
Ii0N or THE GT GITd SE, Isk SbT e AN2Rx. L9RK.
4 rls,n''b; al, b:ssndnsts. ssinS ACTON No. /.
clSsurs and sale. duly made ana entered IN
the the ssS day Of september. 1911. n:
s:%sd. Viii Ell q puSi,s aOssicn, q v..s: q:
q s;. S:v rsrs. s S'I % sS. 4ss dss q ceteS:I:
caxnI.s s,i 4 J. x ''ssh 's'shsRiS sHss aus ssss en-,
sold, and therein dsscriSsd a. foiiows:, =.
sa al Win ,ast the S:'.sS ssass ls sss
e: S, q .na g S'y yyoy Ss ~"
side ~ East s!a.si.sS S s..:ss s.s;:... n: n:
4o% e. ssysss ;al%.u y .ns s'ss %
said northeriy' side Of East Ninetieth street.
the ssid " e.s,eriy nsnG sids Of Psrk Avenue one
hundred uoo) feet eight and one .han ~
Inches to the centre line of .. the o'GSn ,sns
sodtheriy. sssin parallel With the said
ss ss: ;S: tsrdss Ss msis Il. s.S: :ss
ons.haif uHp incS.. to tO' the nersSsriy sids
the said northerly side OF Ninetieth Street.
TWENTY-FIVE t3S) feet to the point or place
! of beginning,
the street No. lis East soth street.
BEING the same promises which were
| conveyed to Catharine d. Lantry BY sophia
| Breihof, by deed dated January ~. 1888.
and recorded January 81, 1895. in the omoe
| Of the Register OF the County OF New YORK.
IA sseHn nits = ssure. and
attached to or used In connection w'sh ssio
, premises.
Dated, New York. September 10th. 1917.
| GEORGE W. COLLINS. Referee:
| RICHARD KELLY, Attorney for Plaintiff
No. 233 Broadway, Borough OF Man
| haitian. New York city.
| erty to be- sold; its street Number 10 III
| East seth Street:
The sun., 1917-09-14

BROADWAY. n " 0 ssth st. iislexee.ix
ioo:sxito.e M part. prior mtgs on whole
esss.ooe. Marie Antoinette Hotei; s7th
e. 167 w, 1s.11x1eoe, aii, prior mtg
$3.50; also stocks, bonds, nc. deed OF
trust-lAuisine w Ferrier To- Equitable
Trust e. Of n Z. - Wall g, 3 mca q;
attyA Murray. q II. ~ Wall st.$ss,ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of l1oth strsst.)
HAMILTON TER. 90. VS. sox1oo. Sept
l5-Emma sachsenhaus1n to Bond and
Mtg GUARANTEES Co. Its Remssn st.
6kiyn, due and int as per bond: atty,
Title Quar- d 7 Co. i76 Bwsy.. $4,000
Dronx.
(Borough Of The Bronx.)
FOREST Av. . Q. 1Ss q Home ct. iox1o7.3
Katharine Gebhardt and ano, 1850
Forest av, to Gailus Bruder, AL = 8sth
st, sept !. 3 yrs. b1s; atty. G Hoennin-
WALTON .Av, q " Q Cameron pi, st.sx
1iixs. iox7o.s--Cocelia J Dobbs to Ed
via Meeks, trus, 68 w 9th st, Sept
II. yrs. 50; atty. Title G0ar 4 CO;
coLiEGE Xy.. 'iii. 5. i5.ioc.Haris Pa.
Co. Ess u isstn ss. s Sept ii. due as per
bond; atty. Lewis. 25S r iSSth st. .S310
lS6TH ct. So 1905 9 linton av. z0x?25;
also issth st. q .. 1905 . linton av, look
Observation-Disclosures MacAr-
thur to Fanny W Arnold. 500 Rivsrside
Drive, Sept II, yrs, 5h%; atty. Title
Guar 4 Co. 17e BWAy. ........,S 90, 900
The sun., 1917-09-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CoNsTTTJTTONALlsTs RAILWAYS OF
MEXICO-Report approximate earnings for
week ended August q N.o6s. 7f1, an increase
OF S6l ,2H over preceding month: from August
1 10 II approximate earnings 1913, ,6<3. an
increase Of sissisi over corresponding period
preceding month.
ports groas first week in Sept. s56.6ss. Inc.
MiNNEAPoLiS 1 81. LOtIs-Reports
gross arss week In Sept. sa2s:2i2. dec. s'.sss:
MOBILE OHIO--Rep0rts gross first week
in Sept. ts2si4o. inc. N2,1i; from July !
8? SIS 90, inc Nxi.24I.
SOUTHERN ny. SYSTEM, Lines East and
west--Report gross first week In Sept. ta.165..
sic, inc. 1871 from July e2i .sOa inc,
SAilss21 .....--
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COFFEE MARKET.

Covering. by near month shorts gave the
coffee market rather n steadier tone at the
start yesterday. First prices were uu-
changed to s points higher and September
sold early at 7.t5c.. or points above
Wednesdays closing. Scattered selling OF
December and other deliveries lator eased
prices. The close was 1 poiht higher on
September. but generally to points
lower. Sales, IL, $50 bags. -
No Improvement appeared In the imme-
diate spot demand, although more In
quiries have been received since tho elimi-
nation OF coffee from the war revenue
measure. This strengthened the dispoei-
tion to wait for fresh developments Ia
Brazil. An advance OF rs reis was re-
ported In Rio. Santos spots vera un-
changed and futures unchanged to 70 feis
lower. Fine weather was again reported
In all districts Of Sac Paulo. with tempera-
lures "a TO 81. Brasilian port receipts 5000
bags, against 72,o00 last year. C.. I. offers
received late were about unchanged to 10
points higher, $50 to 9.50c. for Santos a.,
London credits. Local spot market dull
and unchanged on basis of Do. for Rio u
| and loo for santos Is.
80 -
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East goth Street.

East Goth Street.
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de
scribed property is TO be sold. Ia Fifteen
thousand six hundred and eight $4,000
Dollars 1S,6ossD. with interest thereon
from the :2nd day Of August, 1917. to-
gether with the costs and allowance
amounting to 3Sss0s. with Interest from
September 5th. 1917. together with the ex-
penses of tina sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are to
be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the Referee. Is
$t24. 20 and interest.
The premises will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show,
Dated. New York. September 10th, 1917.
GEORGE W. COLLINS, Referee.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

w WASHINGTON PL, -. mtg $4,000: 18th
g. g. E; mtg $1,000; ~ pey st. e. oaat mtg
Anna X Taylor. individ and sno: ssss sss
TssSr to ANN, .nS sno a.ya1s $50
Z assns each; attys, Phillips = A. q
sSa .:k.ss's: M...sS. i Ssd.
line Nousscky. g. 7sth st. collatsr.sI
,s% g SECURE SS ,isn%ss,c:n nC.. ;Ssa Nor; Co q
IN MarSsi.tt. i Davis. q front q.
schsnectady. N Z: at'ys. Bower. 4 a. g;
ofsSSSWrcH 81 GsHs1 III sT. i;s.isIrii.ie Guar
Trust Co to Christine opsnhym. st
Huberts. N 7. ct al. trustees; address so
sTH ~ AZ WY ssyss;..it.riii;,s Guar 4 Trust Co
to Marion. K Holiday; 7is st Mark's AZ ay
wRrEsR s4sH saar':: sr a.. i ntS s;ooo-Audsee
81 John: pi. Bkiyn: atty. D Mcr.rry cS:
ssSa sT cSIIia T,E s..e 'ss%Sd.sSsas 70 Ass;
asTH ST. iss p, mtg ooo|chss W
sys risr.on a,e..naer sa ns rss:Sn Green. iss
1ssD ST, n. O. 81 . Prospect ev-Joe II
% corpn. - . s7th st; sttys, sacistt & !;
cRsssToS ss Me,sau Az. v cor 'issth 4. ST.; 70
Fordham I'd Z irreG-Mary McTss9art
ps,. %..s e. .,;s ssra lsss% sss
csssANp; Av,. a.4t-Xinicnic i: iddaidSn:.
ssn. ssss Hssssr,esf ssss ssinsliass sS e az; :S
vgsR Ros1v ~, ". ssn iiith s. loeIiSsmN
son. TIM !: : ssss. a Y = TIT: H;s c? rs
xEHi.Xx ELY s;T, 'iio.Ann. N TAYLOR; iisaiy:
ta
The sun., 1917-09-14

LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan


18TH 81. =. 100 It W of 9th av. aox
Gross ct al foreclosure OF mortEage); /;
i7,2xiOo.s-Tlorence + Randolph aSi
William J Beauley ct nj (foreciosure Of
mortgage); attys. Dean. Tracy Nc
FIRST Av sss--rawyer. Title 4 Trust
CO ct Al, trus. agt Albert Jermulowsky
Dean. Tracy & McBarron.
ITCH ST; s :, IA 4 v Of Amsterdam nv.
Marble Hill Development Corpn ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty. NJ A
9th ST. 9. IT'S II e Of 11,h ,v. 7sxioos
Anzig ct al tamended foreclosure OF
rHRb HGsfs.ss AS ,S.r.ssiin ,S.ty sSan Saving,
In the state Of New York .ast Gustave
s.sv Ss,eey et q pows, foreclosure of mortEase
SECOND ST. 24l East-charIes Hammer
ast Joseph seheiber ct al (foreclosure Of
,s~a s~raartsrs sr a.s. g. = sussn:,s,G Sm.,stG,m
1sx1os.e-Hermann H Cammann ct al.
trus: aEt ENA Styles Potter ct al tfore.
closure OF stgage): attys. Man &
Catello vavaliere agt 1854 st q Morris
Az Corpn ct al foreclosure of mort
Margaret Kerby aEt Harborn Realty Co.
Inc, ct al foreclosure OF mortgaGe)
attys, Dean. Tracy & McBarron.
Sd AV. .. lis n 164th st, 63.4xl15-Al-
bert Mamlock agt Max Aipert ct al
foreclosure Of mortgase); atty, S Bit
terman.
3D Av, n e cor 1ssth -t. l7sxlso-Bianche
Neukirch agt Elm Holding Co. Inc
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: attys. earns
I,eventritt a Goetx.
LOT 80. blsck 20. map Norris Park-Asel
r. Porter agt John Lenard Degen ct nj
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: atty, F L
Mayham
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RHINELANDER HOUSE RENTED.

The Rhinelander house at 1e East
rfty-nfth street has been sub-leased
for Mrs, Winthrop Aldrich at q rental
reported to be about $4,000. 1t In a f1ve
story American basement structure.
about seventy-two feet east of the Hotel
St Regis. at the southeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Fifty-nlnth street.
DR.. Thomas z waldie has leased
from the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company as trustees through
Psase 4 Gilman the Ave story Ameri-
can basement residence at so East
Seventy-ffth street. betweeo Park and
Madison avenues. The same brokers
have leased for John A. McCreery and
others to Charles Wilson the three
story and basement dwelling at 6S2
Lexington avenue.
The Houghton Company has leased to
Mildred Brush the three story and
basement dwelling at los West Eighty
seventh street for Agnes c. T. Mossman.
The sun., 1917-09-14
RENTS GARAGES on sorH ST.

Tho newly formed ,Thirtieth Street
Garage. I. A. Call PRECEDENT. has leased
from the Duffy Estate the two story
garage at 220 West Thirtleth street for
five years. with two renewals. The
estate also leased the adjoining garage
at 222. through NJ. & l.. Hess, to the
Pennsylvania Station Drug Company
for long term.
The sun., 1917-09-14
East Goth Street.

East 90th Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scrtbsd property 10 to be sold 10 Fifteen
thousand SIX hundred and eight 3<-10o
Dollars Ul5.sos.sD. with interest thereon
gether with the costs and allowance
amounting to Sssa.s3, with interest from
September 9Th. 1917, together with the cx-
amount of the taxes, assessme tents and water
rates. or other liens which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee, Is 3le42o
and interest.
The premises will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated, New York. September 10th. 1917
GEORGE w. COLLINS Referee.
The sun., 1917-09-14
METAL MARKET.

The substantial improvement noticeable re-
GENTLY In the copper market cominues. and
prices remain steady. Leading producers are
quoting &c a pound for deliveries over the
last quarter and 26c. for first three months
Of next year. Sales Of small lots OF spot cop
per are reported by brokers at from TN to
eSkc. Late September 10 held by the smaller
Interests at 2S% TO TAc., with final three
months at 25x to s6isc- II was reported yes
terday that a member Of the War Industries
had been agreed upon by the sub committee
on copper. but that the findings would not be
announced until the Presidents return to
The sun., 1917-09-14
CITY MEN BUY STATE FARMS.

The Batson Farm Agency has sold the
Spear dairy farm of 270 acres at Sid
ney. n. Y. to Z. A. Douglas of New
York city; the Banks farm OF 100 acres
at Alton. n. r., to Edwin Warner of
Brooklyn and the Thomas r. Coates es-
tate at Princeton. N. j.. to r. Branch OF
Virginia.
The sun., 1917-09-14
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR the Purchase OF Mis-
ccllaneous Iron and Steel Scrap offered for
sale by The Fanama Canai-sealed pro-
posals will he received Mt the office OF tho
General Purchasing Officer, The Panama
Canal Washington, u. c., until i0:3o n.
M, October .. 1917, at which time they
will be opened in public, for purchasing
the aforementioned scrap. Blanks and In
formation relating to this Circular (So
lle9) may be obtained from this office or
the Offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents. - State Street. New York city:
Audubon Building. New Orleans. La: and
the United States Engineer Offices in tho
principal cities throughout the United
Statss.-Benedict Crowell. Major r, o. II.
c. U. S. Army. General Purchasing Officer.
The sun., 1917-09-14
TO LIVE ON UPPER WEST SIDE.

slawson 4 Hobbs have leased apart
ments to Joseph Aylward at TAO West
End avenue, to william ]. Koch at 4OS
Edgecombe road. to r. Clarkson at 15S
West Elghty-nrst street. to Charles
Lang at 80 Morningside drive. to p.
Chopak at 500 West 116th street, to D.
LArimores at GAS West End avenue. u
II. Baran at 420 Riverside Drive. to A.
IAndQuest at SEQ Riverside Drive, to
Elisabeth Brice at 235 West Seventy
hrst street, to F. Mason at S41 West
End avenue. to Florence Foy at 400
Riverside Drive. to Alice Joyce Moore
at e45 West Emo avenue, to l.. ID. Fair
child at All West End avenue. to Ann
Martin at 94S West End avenue. to
Richard Gray at 600 West 115th street.
10 c. Mcmahon at los West Seventy
second street, to F. II. Holmes at 425
West End avenue, to 8. Newmark at S46
Riverside Drive, to J. Isaacs at $50
West Eghty-eighth street. to e. J. Out
water at Al Bennett avenue. to Earle
knobloch at 400 Edgecombe road. to p
A. Peyser at 304 West Ninety-second
street. TO S. L. Keune at 270 Convent
avenuA 20 r. Purdy at 49S West End
avenue and to Charles Parmlee At j
west Sixty-ninth street.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment in the Carlton Man
hons, 270 Park avenue. to A p Hanan
o. Hanan & Son, the shoe merchants; |;
sleo furnished apartment at 81 East
s'xty-second street for Mrs. Helen E.
LAavttt to L. Outhwaite: an apartment
At II East Forty-eighth street to Mo
nyoN Lorimer and an apartment In the
new building at 105 West Fffty-hfth
"Ieet to Marcus GoodbOdy.
PaaSa L. 1AnAoA
apartment In the new house at 81 West
Msnty-elghth street to Miss Genevieve
Wilson; also leased an apartment in
mo northwest corner Of West End ave-
hue and l0fth street to Ados r. Aosee
bastine & Co. have leased apart
mlents at $50 West End avenue to Mrs.
Inomas Keary. L. r. Picard. Peary N.
bibas, Alexander Well. and at 80 West
Mlnety-hfth street, to 0soege Nangneld.
MISS Pearl Noble. Mrs. p q. McShans
and George Cove.
The sun., 1917-09-14
NEW SUBWAY HELPS REALTY.
bssiness Men Consider It when
SRenting en DreaAway.

'Rentins sn Broadway.
The Charles F. Noyes Company ana
the Cruikshank Company have leased to
the Ideal Gas and Eleceric Fixture Com
pAny for Edwin A. Crulkshank 4S3
BROADWAY. northwest corner Of Howard
street, q hvo story building, on q lot
about 2bx75. for ten years at an aggre-
gate rental Of approximately $4,000.
Henry Fernando. president Of the Ideal
Gas and Electric Fixture Company. said {:
II am taking 43S Broadway on account
Of the advantage the location offers
for q retail business. Within the last
few weeks. there has been a tremendous
change for the better in trade condi-
tons In tho vicinity Of Broadway and
the subway station at this point"
The sun., 1917-09-14
CHURCH BUYS IN QUEENS.

Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist.
n Richmond Hill has bought for $500
from B. NJ. Roberts the property the
church now rents on 112th street north
The sun., 1917-09-14
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE SELLS

Minor L. Platt has sold for Supreme
Court Justice Francis X. Pendleton three
lots at the northeast corner Of Fourth
and Grand avenues. Astoria, to a Bronx
builder, who Is preparing plans for a
I'VE story apartment with stores The
dte Is two blocks from the Grand ave-
nue. station Of tho new subway extep-
sion. 1t was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1917-09-14
a. -. A. CONVENTION OPENS.

The Real Estate AssociationI Of the
stats Of New York began IL four.
,senth annual convention ysstagday at
Sucs with an address BY Nayos yames
". smith. The convention win clooe
saturday afternoon with the slsctton a
ohcers and the selection Of tie place for
Ne next convention.
The sun., 1917-09-14
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IA vESEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
1s5TH ST, 554 W, lsx1o711x irreg. I sty
hospital-Bettte Rothfeid OF al agt
Washington Heights Hospital ct al: duo.
S9.5fs1I: adjourned to October II.
lat 320s THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
WALTON AV, 1854, o o. 20xlo0, . sty
dwlg-O Metzger agt r l. Shepard ct
al. due, ss,6s3.40: taxes, &c, 3120; to
the plaintiff ................... $1,000
BY Joseph p. Day.
ST ANN'S Av. 107. W .. 2sx1a.11, sty
nat-S l. Hewlett and ano, trstes, aGt
Matilda Sussman ct al; due. $6.S3ASb; |;
taxes, &C, &2so.4e: adjourned to Septem-
ber IS.
BY Joseph & Co.
ST ANNs Av. 100. " .. 2sx7+il: sty
hat--N c Rogers. trsts agt Matilda
1290.<6; adjourned to September Is.
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gage debt is Sl2.406.6s and interest from
September 5. 1917: costs and allowance
$4,000 and interest; unpaid taxes ana
water charges S71235 and interest.
Dated, New York. September 0, 1917.
HENRY A. FRIEDMAN. Referee.
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TO ALTER COLLEGE STADIUM.

To provide. storage space under the
amphitheatre seats Of the City College
Stadium. which was omitted in the
original plan. owing to lackeof funds.
Arnold w. Brunner. architect. fllad plans
yesterday for the improvement. which ne
estimates win cost approximately $12.-
900
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DUYs HOME IN GREENACREs.

The Scarsdale Estates Organization
Ass sold Henry Muller's house on Elm
seed. In the Greenacres section Of Scars
dale. to w. B. Kirkpatrick Of New York
city.
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Centre line of block.


East s0th Street.
Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above do
scrihed property II to be sold is Twenty
thousand eight hundred and eleven la-lO0
Dollars t20sill2). with interest thereon
from the 22ud day Of August, 1917, together
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NECHANICs' LIENS.
MAnhattoA.

BAYARD sT. ss--Drier Iron Works. Inc
9Th xV. ise-ist-samusl DisnstfrienA ast
Harriet q coogan. owner; w Gsnson,
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RECORDED LEASES.


SATH ST, ., 81 W ID av. sSxIo7.7, all,
tenant to erect . two story brick and
steel garage to cost 3t5.000-Albert W
scholle ct al. trus. to Onyx Garage.
Il yrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,. $4,000
BrOnx.
PROSPECT Av, S71. n " c 1s1st st, corner
store-Henry Acker to Bernard Haimo-
wltz, West 114th st. and anO, 8 yrs
from April l, 1919: attys. Greenberg 4
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BROKER IN PLATT Or. DEAL.

-: b. Thlll was associated - broker
'a tne Charles r. Noyss Company and
y. Carpenter IN the recent sab Of ~
1sr street to J. Early Wood, Jr.
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shokERs IN NEW BnRTHs.

sidney A. Simon and Paul g. Humph-
~ nave Joined the renting star Of the
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QUEENS COMMERCIAL LEASE.

William d. Bloodgood & Co. have
leased the building Mt 1s Hunterspoint
avenue. Long Island City. for NJ. e.
Quinn to the Jensen Creamery Ma
chinery Company FOR term.
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ADDS TO ssTH ST. HOLDINGS.

WEST S5TH STREET--Adam Engel
has bought from Louis Sledge the four
story building. on lot 2l.6x9S.s. At 81
West Thirty -fifth street The buyer
owns large plot adjoining.