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REALTY TRADING IN BROOKLYN

Frederick Brown has resold to NJ.
seid, restaurateur. the two three story
buildings at 4s Willoughby street and
80 Jay street, forming AN l.. The
Wllloughby street building measures COX
30 feet and that on Jay street 20x576
feet Mr.. Seid will alter the buildings
and will use ths ground floor for restau-
nnt purposes The property was held
at SS5 900.
T. ]. Hollahan has sold the three
hory building at the southwest corner
OF Third avenue and Seventy-first street
for the Premier Construction Company
David Porter has sold 30 Third ave-
nue., three story dwelling on lot 2Ox75.
FOR the Diocese Of Long Island also 10
Brooklyn avenue, a three story store and
nat on lot 20xso. in conjunction with
Ghegan & Levine.
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tborough or The Bronx
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, y, 3.s IA
Baretto st, 1Si, Columbia Constn
Co to VIM A Taylor, 265 Academy 81,
Queens, Jan ls. isl+ due Jan l6 1915
ek atty WIN A Taylor .65 Academy
eosD II. $. itb.ii Grand Boui.yaTJ
and Concourse. 5oxlo0--Aiex stevens to
Arthur willis. 7s3 u lssth st. Aug ~, .
yrs. 5bPt; atty. E Moran. 81 Cham
LOTS Is and 10. map Estates Development
Co and ano--Gertrude Sanford to Es.
tates Development Co. II Madison AZ,
Aug 20, due May 20, 1920. SO atty. Title
Guar 4 T Co. i7s BwAy.......,..t ~. 900
ST LAWRENCE Av. liss-Ferdinando
Fal2one, l2s w 3lst st. and ano to Hud-
son p Rose Co. W <5th st. Sept I9 6
yrs. SO; atty. Lawyers Title q T Co. lso
MARSHALL Av, centre line at W . River
dale av. runs I,S20 to Spuyten
Duyvil Parkway. xne l6sS n :t6. .5x
nel7ix--2a0xi3sx s 9 sox Is to centre
line Van Cortlandt Drive \ = g t02X e
27ix 81 Issx y e s:s--Mary u butler to
Vim A Butler, Jr. Southampton, I. l. ct
al, extr. Apl q, is, due Api 81. is. .Ste =;
attys Butler. W n c, So Wall st.1lOo. 900
ST AIMS AN, " =, rs l+?d st, 25xSs.lO
--Theresia FloGel to Rudolph Flogel, a%3
81 ANN. av. prior mtg $4,000. Sept l,
g yrs. ~ atty. John Hoenningor, 3
II
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HOME FOR FRENCH PLAYERS.

La Maison dp VieuX .Colombier. just
organized in connection with the Theatre
du Vieux Colombier for the purpose of
providing homes for the French players.
has obtained for this purpose the resi-
dence of the late r q. Dun. at 26i
Madison avenue. southeast corner OF
Thirty-n!nth street. The house will be
remodelled for occupancy early in No
vember by Antoin Raymond, who Ia
altering the Garr!ck Theatre.
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MORE WALL ST. TRANSFERS.

additional properties in the block
pounded by Wall. South, Pine and Wa
YER streets. which the Cuban Sugar
,ane Company was recently reported to
nave purchased. were transferred to the
LAWYERS Realty Company yesterday.
.she transfers affect 65, IS, 81 and 6s
SOUTH street and 97 and 90 Pine street,
'nese properties, with those conveyed
,ss'enty TO the same interests. comprise
%e sn'ire South street frontage with
Ns exception Of a small lot at the cor
c Ser OF Wall street. which the Lotos Tea
Company owns
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hkine y6hkMERo Sp%s! ss sASlSss ss iSsri!g.
TIoN or THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
1t al, Defsnd.nts XcTIoS NO 2.
In purssanc. sIu Of t,,, judsmcnt Of FORE, e.
and-r.lsn.ds @ @ % the retsr.s fa' in said ;udsmen.
nsrS E.enSnxs win s1 at public anf.Gn sss
street, In the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
Of New York, on the Nh day. Of october.
CHXRLEs A. GERRiAN. Aurtioneer. the
sold, and ,h"rein described as follows;
Rcrourh Of Manhattan, city Of New York:
with the buildings thereon, bounded and
BEG1NNING At a point on the nor.h.rly
SD" of Nin"tieth Street, distant two
tn. northeriy side Of Nine,is,h street
parallel with said PARK Avenue AMI rart
OF thc way through the middle II soid
parallel with Ninre,h street twrnty.
T: .as Fax Ysnus ,h.nSs ona snsr.G GaTi
feet. eight and ono haH N,., inches to
the northeriy side OF Ninetie,h street. ana
OF Nineticth street. twenty-five t:S) fee,
to the point OF beginning. be said several
Dimensions more or less
AND BEING tho same premises con
veyed TO Catharlne Iantry by deed dated
let August; 1924. and recorded IN the office
Of the Register Of the County OF New York
on the LIST Of August. 1894 In I.iber IS OF
conv~ynnces. at page %I& OF Section s.
SAID PREMlSES being now known as
No. III East a0th street.
TOGETHER with all fixtures and ar
ticlcs alta ached to, or used In connection
with said premises.
Dated, New York. september 10th. 1871.
GEORGE w. COLLINS. Rrferen.
RICHARD KELLY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
No. 2aa Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
The following IL u dia agram ~ the prop
'rty tn he sold Its street Sumbtr IL II.
East goth Street
Centre line Of block
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QUEENS DWELLING BUYERS.

F. W Seymoor has sold to j. Stern
necker the dwelling on plot 100xl00 at
the northeast corner OF Spray avenue
and Wave Crest avenue. Edgemere.
l. VI. Green has purchased a dwelling
on plot l0oxl00. on the south side Of
Thirty-thrd street 10 feet west OF six
teenth avenue. Beechhurst.
G. Peterson has sold to c. L. Dreyer
plot 5oxl00 feet at the southwest cor
ner OF Shipley street and Vandeveer
avenue, Jamaica.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.

(Witn name ana auursss OF IeuutTs ~
torney.)
9th ST.; -. 1.s " ad sv; loSs1i:oS1 co. .l:..S
wich Saw Bank, April 2. 1908; st,y
3TTH ST, 3 4. las W I'd av, same property
same TO same, Soy II: 1914 atty ode g
soTTH WILLIAM ST ! and e-Josephine
c Delmonico to Farmers Loan 4 Trust
Co. May I. 1907; atty, Hanford, q
ooTH Ms'i az 100 " IVES, End oSSS sv AK
lOOll--Annie II E Grannis. Tsnady, n
], to Manhattan sav lnstn. GA Bway.
sap 1n ST, r. ~ =, iia Pp.rk. av, aoxica,s~
Daniel Il Freedman to L 8 Trust Co,
Nov Q. 1901; attys. Cadwaiader. VT,
srH Xv. >, oa.ii n iss,h st. sosioooD
Realty Co, 100 Bway, Jan l. iooo. io,5oo
PEARL ST :sunI,n Sssn,Ino 3. and Jennie &C
Nelson Cromwell, nscal agent, Nov =.
1909: attyS, sullivan Cromwell, ~
,osp sr. .. eos West End av. % SSs
100 ll--Theo sutro, ago w 1924 st. to
Nv ';s MGis":,S: .,.,: Hs":S.%s; s:%fS,s
* Cohen. - Cedar t......,.....il,0 900
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HENRY GEORGE HOUSE SOLD.

The Henry George dwelling. on the
Shore road. between Ninety ty-eighth and
Nnety-ninth streets. Brooklyn. has been
sold by the Henry George Heirs. Inc. The
property will be taken over for the buyer
b, Walter f. Shuttleworth. a paper and
twine merchant. who has a home on the
Shore road. The former George resi-
denoe is large frame structure, 50x5o,
and occupies a plot 70x155 fronting oH
the Shore road
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Centre line Of block.
East goth street.

FHpt |Uth Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the abov.-d
scribed property Is to be sold. is Fifteen
thousand six hundred and eight 3I-l0O
Dollars 3l5,e0S.3t. with interest thereon
from tn. .2nd day of August, 1911 to-
gether with the costs and allowance
amounting to S33s.os. with interest from
september 9th, 1915, together with the cx-
psnses of the sale. The approximate .
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens which nre to
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, is
St2t 20 and interest
Tho prcmises will be sold subject to any
would show.
Dated, New York. September 10th 1917.
GEORGE w. COLLINS, Referee
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cHIC,Go MAN TO LIVE IN cow.

James +, Quan Of Chicago has pur-
Chased through Thomas y. Cooke the
"''nial residence built recently by the
'feenwIch Land and Development Com
n"h\ iH Park Drive, Putnam Manor
''FfcNWl n, where the seller is about
'o erect = dwelling for Frank T.. Page
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

uOERCK sr, s5-s7. to 5 story stores
and tsns~:n':; altered to omm., sm.-sG r,,d
Horenhurger 4 Philip Bardes. ic2 Bow
cry, srehi!sc.ss; cost. .;o,. ;SS,ooe
ouarters OF power ststion--Owner. the
New York Edison Co. " r Brady. presi-
dent. I30 East 18th st: architect George
Kiess. 100 18th at cost 80, 600
house, altered to same--Owner Verona
Holding Corp. tlt Msdieon sv, c Angus
tus Meier. president. Glen Ridgs J;
cost. 'sotvVV
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

lat IL VESEY STREET.
By Joseph r. Day
HOUSTON ST. 3ls-SA u. 7lsxs3.7x irreE.
ons 4 and two o sty bldgs-New York
Investors Corp aGt Moses Zimmerman ct
al; due, 3T2.s%0s2: taxes. &c. 92,ls2.29:
to the City Real Estate Co, party In In.
10Th ar. is. W. issIioo.i,, 3 story SWiS
-E X Childs agt Yetta fisherman ct al;
due, sIs.oe7?a: taxes, &c, Si%oe5i to tho
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
li7rH st. is =; sisioS'li, ; story dwls
ct al; due. W.sS2%7; taxes. &C, 1IoS.S6:
y Herbert A. sherman.
7lTH ST. % W. 2oxi0:,?, S story nat with
store--&rctor. Ac. OF calvary Church
agt l. kat. et al: due, tiSias<6; taxes
&C. Sl.2oa,so; to the plaintiff. l?i. 900
lat ssos THIRD AvENUEl
ny Daniel Greenwsid.
WALTON AN, cor 1alst Al, S0xSs
well Building Go ct Al; due, lios2s.ss
taxes, &C, s?sl,se; 10 the plaintiR. $3.50
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FORECLOSURE aALEa.

with tho costs and allowance amounting TO
y30Os, With interest from september 5th,
1917. together with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes
assessments and water rates, or other liens,
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
Referee. is ltStS0 and interest.
The premises will be sold subject to any
state Of facts which an accurate survey
GEORGE w. COLLINS. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Tho Emtgrant Industrial Savings
Bank plaintiff, against Clsrita A. C. Nolan
Index No. :i.si..Year isi7. n. Il. J:
O,6orman, Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. ~
Chambers street. Manhattan. New York
City
In pursuance Of a judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the sth day Of September. isi7. I, the un.
psTa E,ss,n.. will :s a, pus,!s auction . ;sS
street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the csth day Of septenS
Day. Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold. and described ~
ALL that certain lot piece or parcs, OF
land. with the building thereon erected.
situate. lying and being IN tho Borough Of
map Of land belonging to Nichoin. Rc:
maine nj CorIears HOOK, mada by ChArles
LOS, City Surveyor, orr the eighth day OF
April 1910, as part of lot number seventy
four 90; the said lot intended to be hereby
granted being bounded upon the said map
and contains as follows:
COMMENCING on the southerly side OF
Henry Street at the northeast corner Of the
lot known on said map by the number
seventy-three t73 and running thence
snsterly along the southerl" side of Henry
street twenty t?o> feet seven and one.haif
t7i5) inches to the corner Of n lot now or
lately belonging to Henry Kip; thence
southerly and parallel with Montgomery
Street along the said lot last mentioned
ono hundred and eight 1os) feet. moro or
less, to n lot known on tho Haid map by the
number siNty-two t6e); thence westerly
1long the said last mentioned lot twenty
f20) feet seven and one-half Gs) inches
10 the corner Of said lot known on the
said map by the number seventy. three
,!0 thence Northerly and parniiei with
Montgomery street aforesaid and Rlong
said lot last mentioned one hundred and
eight nos) feet, more or less. to the plnc.
Of beginning; said lot being known and
distinguished as Number c5e Henry street.
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
EXCEPTING AND RESERN1NG from
the premises above described that portion
taken for the widening of Henry Street.
Henry Street.
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NEW USE FOR DWELLINGS.

The Louis Becker Company has leased
for William Milne Grinnell to Rudolph
Dreverman the three three story brick
and stone dwellings at +59 to a53 West
156th street. 143 feet east OF broadway.
The lessee will alter the buildings into a
high grade apartment hotel, TO be known
as the Lafayette Inn.
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RECORDED LEASES.
MAAhAetan,

EAST ST, 2Ac.24a e. all-Ale1 or.if and
il Bway. S yrs from April 20, 1910. atty.
e Hsr6st 90 Nassau st......... 4.0sO
" De Draw, Jr. to samuel Rothbsum.
sos Il LIST st.. yrs from sept I, l0ls;
atty. Jos Il Greenberg 200 Hway 1.sO0
JACKSON AV. OO2 100. all-Edmund
Francis Rity Co to samuel Gluck. go
W 10th st, o yrs from Aug l, 1877;
atty, Samuel 0luck, 22O W llOth Al )5 $50
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

18th ST. Ia ". mtg 32I,5oo --Adela Pal.
mrr and ano TO Lawyers Mort 90, 50
Liberty st; atty. Title Guar 4 T Co l1G
,eiTH ST, SIS W, mtg 50, 900 Tile Guar
4 Trust Co to Emery Thompson, as Mi
Joy pi, New Rochelle. Y; address iIG
is1TH ST, 7S-7 T. mtg 80, o,oooHIsasc
Cohen to Abr Nicholson, Coytesville, N
J: atty, Hy Greenberg. 90 Nassau at, ~
MANHATTAN st. 49, mtg 1is700--
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HARTsDALB FARM SALE.

Pease & Gilman has sold for Norman
teck his property on Secor road. Harts-
Gale, kn wn as Bacardi Farm and con-
ss'ing OF nine and one-half acres, to
clarence Whybrow. decorator. who will
occupy the place after making extensive
alterations
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RENTING IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Griffen. Prince & Ripley have leased
for Henry Wolfe II Woodcrest avenue.
White Plains, to Dr. +. II. Foster. The
same brokers have leased for Charles A.
Holmes his home At Bronxville Terrace
to Otto Stewart for term.
The sun., 1917-09-21
APPLY NEW RULES TO GARAGE.

Samuel Rosenblun,. architect. has hled
plans for alterations to the two story
building at 242 West Sixty-ninth street
for garage purposes. This is one Of the
nrst buildings to be altered In accord
ance with the rules recently adopted by
the Board OF Standards and Appeals. A.
a result Of these rules the cost of alter
ing the building will be considerably
less. A. NJ. Heinsheimer Is the owner.
The sun., 1917-09-21
BROKERS IN BIa eth Av. LEASE

NJ 4 L. Hess negotiated the lease be-
tween the United States Realty and I'm
provement Company and Sonneborn
Bros. 4 Co Of Baltimore for the fivo
story and basement building formerly
occupied by the O'Ne!ll-Adams Company
at Sixth avenue between Twentieth and
Twenty -nrst streets.
J. Edgar Leaycraft 4 Co. were the
brokers Of the sale OF 30 West 13cd
street for the Lawyers Mortgage Com
pany reported recently.
The sun., 1917-09-21
PLAYGROUND FOR moBoxEN.

The oaty Of Hoboken has bought from
the lnterboro Land and Improvement
company plot. Slxs3. on the east side
OF Willow avenue. near Twelfth street,
Hoboken. for a playground.
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CENTRAL AUCTION co. VI. sh-~han,
1b2 Canal street, sells Jewelry

at II 4 Vt cTltF .nR at TO Y Vt
sept. at--By M"Alcenan's i6y Fulton st
prooklvn. Cnro deemed pledges of every
desCription, consisting Of diamond prarl
pendants, scarf pins earrings. lu,l<cts
studs bracelets. necklaces and collars gold
and silver watches, jewelry OF all kinds
nj, articles Of silvcrwarc running from
pledge No. 9O5a july lS, 1916, TO No. lOtf5
Aug a. 1916 and all pledges OF like de-
scriptton held over from previous sales
Sent e5--Bv Y. simpson & Co 1874
G,roadway. Al unrcdcemed pledges of
pclrls diamonds and other precious stones
watches jewelry. silvcrwnrc, g.. pledged
previous to No lo0ol June |. 1915. ana All
articles held over from former sales
sent eS--By II. c. Fullrm. d5a 10th Ave
clothing. Sc, pledged to sept, 20 1915.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Private
Schools

A Complete Directory of New
York City and out of town
Private Schools appears every
day in the Morning Edition OF
THE NEW YORK SUN.
The sun., 1917-09-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

SHERIFF ST. 66-6S-Alfred David sgt
Abraham Gerstcn and sheriff St Batha.
Inc owners; Abraham Gersten and Fred
Siegel & Son. contractors. ......... 81. $50
MANHATTAN AN. 320-James Cleary aEt
Mary A Kelly owner: shaw h Co. con-
tractor .................... $40 40
10th ST. alT W-Robert Perlman ast
Robert F. westcott. owner: Hadley Con-
structIon Co and Charles Raphael. con-
.rac.o-S S1,j
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NEW MANHATTAN BUILDINGS.

Av, l-S5. I story brick
garage. 5s.sxN; owner. Empire Trust Co,
Leroy W Baldwin. president l:o B~ay:
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CHEMICAL GO. BuYs IN JERSEY.

The Marden. Orth 4 Hastings Cor
poration has sold to the United Oil and
chemical Corporation a two story brick
Factory. on plot 2o0x1s0, on the west
side OF West Side avenue, Jersey City,
adjoining the Delaware, LackawannA
and Western Railroad
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JACOB sMONGUT. Auctioneer. % Bo~.

Sept, 2i-Jeweiry. watches, diamond,
and pledges OF every description pledged
Rosenbluth, 1885 Broadway, B'kyn also
similar goods pledged to sept II, 1915;
Barney's Loan Office, 1853 81 Ave.
sept 2l-Jewelry. watches, diamonds and
all pledges to Sept, ~, 1916 from $4,000 To
ssS0O. j. Weinhergsr, 1898 Ave, A. Also
similar goods pledged with Bernard's Loan
once. 2775 sth Ave. MAYER Jersey City.
The sun., 1917-09-21
100000 GARAGE FOR BUSES.
F'fsh Ave. Coach Company Flies
Plano for mig Harlem Bv,lNiuw,

PIans have been filed by the Fifth
avenue Coach Company, Richard w.
Mead president. for Ave and seven
story garage. once and factory building
10 De erected on the plot 400 feet front
on l32d street. 100. feet west Of Broad
way. running through to and fronting
40 teet on l33d street. 1876 feet west of
broadway. The architects James c.
Mcclure & Co, estimate the cost of the
building at 81, 100000.
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Centre line OF block
East s0th street.

East s0th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the Hbove.de-
scribed property is Ia be sold, is Twenty
thousand eight hundred and eleven is-l0o
Dollars Os0,Siilt, with interest thereon
from the ::nd day Of August. 1911. together
The sun., 1917-09-21
PAWNBROKERS' SALES.
JOSEPH SHONGOODS SONS. Juliu.
ShonxoOd. Amct'r. % M0Mcry. sells 10 A. n

JOSEPH sHONG0ODs SONS. Juliu.
Shonxood, Anct'r. % hcwery; sells 10 a: y
watches, jewelry, silvcrware, odds snI
ends. Sc, pledged prior Ava Fl, 1913 to
No 1000 Hna q, sSaS.hn,a. sGSSas hI,a SHsr from
sept. .ei-Mens and women'.- clothing.
81 also similar goods pledged prior Aug
l. 1915. s schwartz 22o Grand st Also
large lot shoes wollhcIm & sons iiss
sept. s,-rnre lie mod pledges. dnmond.
watches. 1cwclrr siiyerwar", odds and
No 7sOso and oiier date. National CO...
lateral co, : Hilpoitstciner, prop ~, 81
Ave /. Bernstein @Gss Sth Ave. NJ. Man
goods to sept l. 1916, to No ao77s DaniI
j Fullan. loo 9Th Ave. Brooklyn.
sept. 27-.unrga""mGd pl"dges' diImon,'
ends. &c, Ron. Prayer. G2s 81 Ave. Also
similar goods pledged nrior Aug, ~. e1s
and all older dates, :, schwartz, ::' Grand
Sep, e7-Mcus ani women, clo,hing
shoes, &c Weaver. 7?6 ioth Ave.
l.. L.. FIRUSKI. Anc,r. 20 Bow-ry. sell.
,cription for unpaid loans from the follow.
Ing pawnbrokers. including all diamonds
rubi"s sapphire. peatls rmeralis, all
pins links. chains. studs, bracelets locket.
or other mountings, all jcwclry, watyho.
snmsrs. all other gods piedsed psHin pqstins.
| to dates and up to numbers mentioned
both inclusive, and all pledges held over
sept 2l-l storm 'l' 5th Ave, 1c"eiry,
Sept :'rH Philip: ,dSd ~ nowsry, pric,
from No. 800 to 900 ,Iag!s sobel Co.
Sept. IN H. Manning lSss : sons, :" sh
Sept, sS-I. stream, ai79 ~ AyS', pr,or
sept. !, 1915 to No 1900 j Anderson 40
W ga st. prior Sop, "a, 1915, to No.
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Street No. Sii W l.-nd street
Ere" and cIrar OF all "nCumhrRnCc-.
Approx amount ut the mnrtCace
debt. costs and allowances &lO,0?3.,o q.
taxes, assessments and water rates approx
mRte!y sIil % and interest
Dated. New YORK; september 10, 1917
JOHN II. ROGAN, Referee
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Bronx

WASHINGTON Az. Guarantee Roof.
ing Co aEt NatioiNl Hebrew school,
Harry J Kalin. president and Jacob J
Nogelgang. secretary, owners: Morris
STOPPER. contractor ....,....-.,..,.,., $50
ljeD ST, as E--rorregian! & Severino agt
John and Christina Di 1orio. owners and
contractors ...... .......- s3lS.50
The sun., 1917-09-21
BROKERS RENT ON FIFTH AVE,

Pcase & Gilman have leased to Toole.
Henry Il Co, members of the New York
stock Exchange. an entire floor at 6b3
Fifth avenue.
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SATISFIED NECHANI('S LIEN.

LORlLLARD Pi. :ils--loe Cerhone aEt
Maria 4 ISABELLA ct al, oct -. 1916 IVA
CRteil .-.............. ............sll
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The approximate amount of the mort
gage debt Is ll2,t0G.oe and interest from
september ). 1877, costs and allowance
t?o.:0 and interest, unpaid taxes anu
water charges S7l2.35 and interest
Dated. New York September 6, 1871
HENRY A. FRIEDMAN. Referee.
The sun., 1917-09-21

IN NFORECLOSURE--SCP COURT
COUNTY OF NEW SORk-JAMES HAM
ILTON GILL and ano.. as executors etc.
Plaintiffs. against MARIE kAHRS ana
others, Defendants Harold swain, Plain
TINS Attorney, l76 Broadway, New forA.
Pursuant to judgment entered september
II. 1917. the undersigned will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom. No.
l4-l6 Nesey street in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York. Mt IL o'clock
noon on october 10. 1917, by Arthur {.
sheridan. Auctioneer. the mortSaEed prem
ises directed by said Judgm, To be sold.
situated in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the south sid" Of l":nd
street. distant lsh feet west Of Manhattan
Avenue. being IL feet in width IN front nnd
rear and 100 feet II inches in depth on
each side. said East"riy and Westerly side
walls being party walls. said premises are
more particularly described in mortgage re-
corded in the once OF the Register Of New
York County August ), 1907. in Block
Series Mortgages, section !, Lioer ciS,
page ~.
The Washington times., 1917-10-12
Krazy Kat
Registered o. s. Patent onic,

Registered o. s. Patent Ohics.
Mr.. Herriman'a cartoons appear In
Aim In animated form ISSUED by the
international Film Service and are
shown At all leading theatres.
The Washington times., 1917-10-12
Kabibble Kabaret

Copyright. 1871. IBternHtionHI News Service.
Rerinsred o. S. Patent once.
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AMswa TO 1Apotondoua>o

WHAT DOES A BATnESHIP Welsh
With ALL HER cREU ON BOARD JUST
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
Rent Your House Now

By H. Farley Rental Manager L. Yancey R. e. & L Co.
The old saying is: The early bird catches
the worm. This same old saying will apply
to the home seeker. If you will start early
or at the beginning of the rental season
you will certainly get the pick of the most
desirable places that are for rent. You not
only do yourself justice in the early start,
but you help the agent a great deal, for
when he is rushed he can't possibly devote
the time to you that he would like to, and
furthermore if you should secure your place
early the chances are that the agent will
get an early start on the necessary repairs,
and on many occasions, those repairs will
be finished before you occupy the house,
which is most satisfactory both to the in
going tenant and the agent. My advice to
the home seeker is to start early, for you
will certainly get the pick Of the best places
that are for rent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
Attic Is Made to Order as
a PIayroom for the Riddles.

The attic now provides the home
with the most delightful of playrooms,
that show in every detail thorough
understanding Of what children love,
says an exchange. 1t Is u retreat that
Is their very own, just as they would
have dreamed 1t. II you told them
that the alcoves were formed by
chance in the plan Of the big house.
they would smile incredulously. There
- an alcOve for each child. where each
has her own individual set Of furnl-
ure. decorated with her own story
book pictures.
Deep shelves furnish cages In which
The wild animals sleep at night; and
the tired hobbyhorse finds stable and
rest. Baby has playground all her
own, out Of danger from prnneing
>;eed and raging elephant. There Is
quiet corner for nurse, too.
What wonderful things are TO be
.ccn from the high-up windows, where
the sunbeams peep In to wake up the
toys. Perhaps the view may show
ships far out on the river or bay, or
miles and miles of treetops tossed in
the wind, and soft, white oiled-up
clouds.