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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
MOVING TO THE SUBURBS.

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has leased for the Westchester Syndicate
its house on Alexander avenue, In the
Battle Hill Park section OF White Plains,
N. Y, to Jerome Gross.
s. S. Walstrum-Gcrdon & Forman have
leased for Mrs. W. L. Vroom to William
w. Christie Of Paterson, n. j.. the dwell
ing at &c West Ridsewood avenue. Ridge
wood, n. j., and for Mrs +. J. Byron to
II. l.. Wilkins Of Manhattan her home In
Prospect Park, Ridgewood, n. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
Government Raises Price Limit.

The Government has raised Its figures
on prices it is willing to pay for rain
coats, anCn yeste rday authorized the buy
ing Of them at as high "a Sl0.50 each.
In It's first order sent out to purchase
raincoats, which was dated early in
October. tho Government directed the
Quartermaster Department to procure
all the raincoats available In this and
other markets at. $3.50. The department
secured 22s,oo0 garments in seven days.
At the same time an order to purchase
oilskins at not more than IS was issued.
There has been no further increase su-
thoriLed In this rate.
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More Hosiery for Civilians.
Special DespdtcA TO TIE SuS.

CHICAGO, Oct. l5.--BelIeving that the
Government has bought more hosiery
and underwear than 1t needs several of
the largest jobbers OF these lines in the
West are OF the opinion that more OF
these goods will be obtatnable for civil
ian use than was thought would be tho
case several months ago.
The curtailment OF Government buy
ing Is giving the mills an opportunity to
catch up on their civilian contracts. But
II Is pointed out that this. nevertheless,
will not permit them to supply the trade
with anything approaching the normal
reOuirementa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
Buyers in the City.
Boys. and Mems FURNISHINGS.

BosToN-Jordan. Marsh Co. @, II. Hitch
cock linens clothingl. asa Fourth av.
BOSTON-Jordan, Marsh Co. ], A. Keosh
linens ciothlns house coats, bathro bes) ,
432 Fourth av.
BOsToN-Jordan. Marsh Go. Y. A. Brown
(livery. auto clothing), t32 Fourth av.
BOSTON-Standard Manufacturing Co J.
4. Robinson manufacturers mems and
boys clothingl, Union Square Hotel.
CHIcAGo-Rothschi g. Co. c, 7, Ray
tmen's neckwearlt 40 Fourth av.
her, tmen's furnishing goods, 20 East
COLUMBUS, GA.-Reich Dry Goods Co.
+. C. Reich tmanufacturers pants. over.
allsJ, Van Cortlandt.
DETRoIT-Newcomb. Endicott Co H.H.
Spring (men,s shirts. paJamas ana night
81 irtsl, 200 Fifth av.
INpIANAPoLis-Petiis Dry Goods Co. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
LONDON MARKETS QUIET.
Presidents Reply TO Germany Has
Little Eject on Trading.

LONDON, Oct 15.-President wilson's
reply 10 Germany's peace note had lit-
tie effect on the markets and the STOCK
Exchange to-day. which continued quiet
hu. confident The<e was profit taking
or consols, but other gilt edged securl-
lies mad steady support. There was M
creased business in shipping shares,
Marconis and industrlals. Mun.tion
shares were easy as a result of ;ears
OF decreased profits. Money was In god
dernf I'D and discounts were steady.
The sales In war bonds last week
amounted to 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
P.L. CooNLEY RENTS DWELLING

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for Francis
c. Bishop the five story American base
ment dwelling at East Eighty-fourth
street to Prentiss l. Coonley. director OF
the Gas Defence Plant at Long Island
City.
ing. to W. H. Murray.
The Haughton Company has leased
the three story and basement dwelling
at 33 West Ninety-seventh street for
Mary Ferguson and Elizabeth Ennis to
Arthur J. and Mary V. McCrickard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
TYING BOARDS NEW LEADER.

Leadership Of the Real Estate Board
Of New York. which has been held by
Laurence MCGUIRE for the last hve
years, passed yesterday to Stephen H.
Tying. Jr Mr.. McGuire's business re-
quires mora of his time than he could
give II he retained the presidency of the
board. Mr.. Tyngs election to the lead
ership of the board was unanimous.
Other results at the annual election held
shortly after noon were the choosing of
David A. Clarkson as vice-pres.dent,
Thomas p. Graham. secretary, and A. v.
Amy, treasurer. the last two named
being reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
TO ENLARGE APARTMANT.

The 81 Madison Avenue Corporation.
lessee Of the Madison Square Apartment
at the southeast corner OF Madison
Square and Twenty-fifth street. has
leased through William A. White & Sons
the Brinckerhoff house adjoining at 81
East Twenty-fifth street. The Brincker-
hon house will be used to accommodate
the Increasing living demand Of the
Madison Square section. The apart
ment house lis held by the leasing cor
Ioration on a twenty-one year lease,
which was arranged by the White con-
Germ.
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CENTRAL VERMONT REPORT.
Net Income for 1917 Amounted TO
sbsB.924.

The Central Vermont Railway. a sub
sidiary OF the Grand Trunk, according
to the annual report issued yesterday.
earned s4.s1s.577 in the year ended De-
cember 81, 1917. This compared with
$4.725.s4o In the year ended June 80.
1917. and s4.sl2.35s in the 1916 fiscal
year. Net income. however, was only
s5s5.72t, against ss28.s5e and ss74.s45
respectively.
The final result was a sl5i.729 deficit
after charges. The 1917 fiscal year re-
suited IN a surplus Of ss3,2l3 and the
1915 in a surplus OF sl75,2os.
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KNIT GOODS EXCHANGE RENTS.

The Knit Goods Exchange has leased
from Vincent Aston the store, basement
and sub-basement at 56i and 566 Broad
way. southeast corner of Prince street,
at a rental aggregating 100000. The
brokers', Daniel Birdsall & Co, announce
that in Its new quarters the exchange
has a total OF $4,000 square feet, which
Is an increase OF more than so per cent.
over the space now occupied at 463 and
465 Broome street
Rice 4 Hill have leased the store and
basement at the northeast corner OF
Worth street and West Broadway. being
known as 33 Worth street, to the Henry
c. Kelley Company, which occupies the
adjoining property. IS and 81 Worth
street.
J. b. English has leased the fourth
floor at 1852 Broadway to the Lamont
Feature Film Corporation. This COM
pletes the renting OF the building.
II L. Hess have leased for the Crulk-
shank Company the store and basement
at 1852 East Twenty-third street to B. J..
Verces!, photographer and photo sup
plies and the third floor at % Wooster
street to the Perfect Notion Company.
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Light Bidding on Government
Needs.

WASHINGTON. oct. l5.--Bds on sew
eral million yards OF cotton goods wanted
by the Government were found to be eN-
ceedinsly light when they were opened
at the bureau of supplies and accounts.
Navy Department. to-day. None OF the
bids covered the entire amount OF goods
called for on the eight schedules.
II is expected. however. that some
will arrive later Up TO a late hour only
four had been turned IN.
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LIS PENDNs.

18TH ST, . .. bet Lincoln and Alexander
avs = -Elway Co aEt Belwood Realty
60 at al faction to forecloso tax lisn);
attys, Sullivan G. Cromwell.
nth ST, . 9. bet Lincoln and Alexander
avs, -x---Same agt same faction to
toreclose. tax LEM: attys. Sullivan a
Cromwell.
SOUTH BLVD, . 8, s2S It n OF Barretto ct
BENT II Engel aEt Hunts Point Gar
age Co. Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mtED I;
attvs. Baker & obermsyer
BOSTON RID. g cor Charlotte 81, l00.sx
lsl.ll-Margaret Becker aEt Mary
Raisln (foreelosure OF mts); attys, GEL
Ter, Rolston e. Koran.
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MRS. BELMONT RENTS SUITE.

Mrs. Raymond Belmont, daughter-in-
law OF August Belmont. has leased an
apartment at 1913 East Eghty-fourth
street through George Neiman, who also
leased an apartment In that house 10
Mrs. Edwin c. Feigenspan OF Newark
and to William Shields, comptroller Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
Leather Decoration. for BIouses.

Blouses trimmed with leather are
among the novelties being shown in
fashionable shops. one which IS par
ticularly attractive is OF gray crepe de
chine cut to a line which just reaches
the base OF the neck, its severity soft
ened by wisp of light chiffon. Pleat-
ings give fulness at both sides and the
blouse opens at the side.
The leather decoration. however. is OF
chief interest. 1t is a light applique in
scarlet. Black leather is used in the
same way on white crepe de chne.>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
BURTON A STANDARD OIL HEAD
Indiana Company Advances GEN
erai Manager to Presidency.

CHICAGO. Oct 15.-Dr. William NJ.
Burton was elected president OF the
Standard OIL Company OF Indiana at q
meeting of the board of directors to-day.
Or. Burton. who was recently awarded
the Walter Gibbs medal of the American
Chemical Society. succeeds the late
Lauren J. Drake. He has grown UP in
the service OF the company. the last
position he held being that OF general
manager and vice-president
new office OF chairman OF the board
OF directors was created also, Robert W.
Stewart. formerly general counsel OF the
company. being selected for that position.
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MORTGAGES,
tSouth OF Fourteenth sire,

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
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BUYERS OF MIDTOWN LOFT.

I. Randolph and Everett Jacobs are
the buyers OF the eleven story loft build
ing at % to 81 West Seventeenth street,
through to IS 10 2e West Eighteenth
;street, sold recently by the Susquehanna
SILK Mills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct l5.-Money. 3 per cent
Dicount rates. short and three month
bills, 317-32 per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 1900. Consois for money.
6ok British per cent loan. 90: Britt
ish Al per cent. loan. 1905.
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SELLS PELHAM MANOR HOUSE.

. James D. Mccain has sold for H. Ack-
German his residence on Willard avenue,
Pelham Manor. valued at $4,000, to j.
III. Redding Of this city.
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s275.725.6s, Of
which S12s,7752i was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
t145,s50.44 for recent importations.
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.

BROADWAY, 1905 TO lT2n--Rufus OAR
rows Sons, Inc. ast Ford Motor Co 81
l4sD ST, n 8. $50 II e OF LsnoK sv-Jacob
Gottlieb agt n-column Garage Co. Inc,
ct al, Aug 2. 1918 tby bond 49,. 500
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL City, Oct I5.-Credit balances, 81.
Runs, $3.50 barrels; average, 76,i43.
Shipments, $3.50; average, 54.l26,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
HthSMarviY spsItsIists al r/j aJ
49, AAbA " rsUcacster ami SS' y h'i
Nearby Connecticut Properties. InsurAncN
To LET For 1T SINkSS PURPOSES
OFFICES. SIS 20 800; 30-sto.y 04ud.at
lilo West 10th 81, room iic3.
INSTRUCTION.
School. OPPORTUNITY.
MAN OR WOMAN OF ability ss F.,t
master or partner TO Join owner In -
tend .ng esta blished boarding school. ~p,en
did location New YORK. STATE. Address
PROFESSOR, Suite 304. No. 81 Wal. ='rle,
New York.
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unknown ,.........,,. ...
S:5o-3t6 W. S5th ST.. Mrs, =. Ha-- .,.,
son ......-...s....-'
s;io--6l Broadway: in h.rshaN .,,,
unknown .s.........s.'. D. '.'.
S;tb-256 W. s1d ST.; Pauline Ml3 -a.st
Pm
I;oo-Foot of n. 18th st.. on -..T.
Department OF Street .t. ....,
o.s,-,SS S,,, r-5 -i
4;o0-.d sv, IL" between to-" .4
1854 sts..........,.. |.
b:05--+5 W. 22S st........,..
5:lO--50S - av.. Della W'Ia g..
std Rivlnstou st.. iona 7. i.' .-...
son .-.......ts,srst..
6:l5--l57 ". lsth s., au'1-- ,-,
Arnold, Constable i Co.,. ..
G;I5-l4s L.. 4sth st: RGi.w. s..,
American Express CO.. '.
1908 Amsterdam ay, t" u.r-(
hSlGen ..ssssssss.sss.sss'" .' 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
NEW SPEED IN LOAN DRIVE.
Realty Men stiiI PiiinE Up MILL
IONS for Uncle sam.

The Real Estate Division Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan Committee now In moro
than 100000 over its required quota
Of 5000. 900. and at the rate OF progress
1t made yesterday the division will finish
with sbove 100000 to Its credit. Yes
terday brought splendid results to the
real estate men, not the least interesting
OF which were the subscriptions made
by the brokers themselves at their
annual meeting at the Real Estate
Boards rooms. After the election Of
officers the meeting was turned into
a Liberty Loan rally and nearly $780,
900 moro was subscribed by men who
already were thought to have taken
bonds to the limit. At one time when II
seemed that an even $4,000 was neces-
"A ry to make a grand total OF ss.050.000
ten members subscribed the amount when
a new addition showed that an error had
been made and the total mentioned had
already been subscribed. Yesterdays
subscriptions amounted to s513.7o0. max
Ing a grand total OF S6,0s6,300.
Not satisfied with It's large subscrip-
lions through the Fifth Avenue Associa-
ton, the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company gave an additional subscription
OF 100000 yesterday to cover It's big
building on Madison avenue. This sub
scription wac made through Joseph p.
Day. one of the company's directors. who
also obtained a $4,000 subscription from
the American Express Company emitting
them TO an honor nag for their building
on lower Broadway. Subscriptions also
were received from the George Bscker
Construction Company. S25 200, and from
the Goelet estate, $4,000. through Harry
Zittel. Bastine & Co. obtained a $50, 900
subscription from an anonymous sub
scriber. and the N. & l. Hess team
brought in total subscriptions of $4,000.
Louis II. May obtained SIS, 900 from tho
National Bank OF Far Rockaway
Alfred Z. Marling, chairman OF the
Real Estate Division. announced that
more than 400 honor flags are flying
from the principal buildings In the city.
Wall street has practically a continuous
row OF them, and every building on all
four fronts OF tffs' Equitable Building Is
decorated with the real estate honor nag.
Ar. Marling said that he had practical
assurance that before the end OF the
week nearly every building Of any conse-
quence in the city would have realty's
emblem over its doorway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
hLtORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

olti Az tIs, north lower store and part
ana snow windpw--A 81 IN & CO to
IVY corset Co, Inc Of Worcester Mass
eEt OF lease Z yrs from oct is, 1915;
A'xN Paul Cookgey, 10 Wall ST.. ..;I9.SO
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win name and address CT lender and
Attorney
Downtown
tsouth OF Fourtsenth street)
SOUTH ST. 3ss. i2o.sx2s.7x irres. Aug e
samuel Brody to Mary K.rnochsn, ss2
y LAYER: CO: $50 b-sy. " 'i,s.sssc;
VIM Lynn to Emerson Foote, / E ssth
Ut, ct al. exrs. &c, due Oct l, 1878 s%
Pr mtg $4,000; atty. Lawyers T 4 T Go.
isT Az. ". AS in st. a.s3iii's t'' Oct
is-Hy Brinckmann to Fred Lander
fat sth st. due Jan !, 1921. co: atty.
Geo ste!nmuiler. 1871 Cd av. :. .s3, 900
(West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourt..n,h
and 10th streets.D
5sTH ST. s. 1856 sth av. aoxlo0b. DC,
!S-MaTia L Adam to Board OF Domestic
Missions OF the Reformed Church in
America, rs z :2d st. due Feb al. 1871,
OFi sttyP, Dunn a n. .6l Bway. 800
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF iIo,h stree,.)
AMSTERDAM AV. 1898. assignment OF
lease recorded April 20, 1915, by way Of
mtgs. Oct l+-Israel Berkowitz 20 VII
hem u Klers. on the premises. and ano,
Nsssaa ; 81 So a'''s' oFo''fe'd Bros, Jig Jig
RIvFRsIDE DRIvF. = $ a, N, Nv
Bwsy. runs n I.s.2 70 pit leo iSoth =, <
aItiT to beg. Oct swwinteS RI Res etiv'
Inc, 10 Langhorne Constr CO. 200 West
I'D ST, due Oct l. 1898. So. p- mtg s22s,-
900; atty. Jos Levy. IS Cedar ct. StS 900
SAME PROPERTY. Oct Same to same,
due oct'l. 1919. sTt. pr mtg s??5.ooO
SAME PROPERTY, Oct ii :. same rte'Ot 10
Frieda Gossett. sol " Hon ct, demand
81, pr mtss $4,000; atty. NJ L Goa
SANE PRoPERrY. oct 's.ss;,Im;:: 10 VIZ
liam Lincoln. Springfield, Mass, tnstals,
b%i atty, same. $4,000
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx)
FREMONT Av, W ., 1901 from an angle
point in said av opposite n y Wyatt 1T.
boxl0o.3-David Schlesinger to Rasac
Realty Co. Inc, si& West End av, Sept
IS. due. &C. as per bond; atty, Lawyers
Title a T Co, $50 Bway. 81 900
GRANT AV. W cor l66th st, I5esxlO0-
Moses MATHEWS End sno 70 "0n.'
Mtg Guar Co. IT'S Eemsen 81, Bkiyn. Oct
-. due. &c. as per bond: atty. Title
Guar a &c, iT6 Bway. "a 900
18TH ST. W $, ls0.3 q Westchester av, 60x
ltt-David J.. Conrcv to Ad nh -es-
laueF, s96 7th av, Oct IL. due Nov !.
1871. Sc; atty. Title Guar T Co, l1s
RIVER Nv. s. 100 iiSothi st, IoOsi5SW
Allenby Rlty Corpn to Bond q Mtg Guar
Co. l75 Rsmsen 81, Bklyn. Oct ~. due as
per bond; atty. Title Guar & T Co. l76
SWAY ............. $4,000
ANTHONY AV. 1859. 8 IS exags-E 'gar
y Shrine TO Rose Rosenheid. 1853 An
thony av. prior mtg $3.50. Oct 10.
instals. So; atty, C A Furthman, Sd av
ana lfsth 81. ................. 1890
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ASSIGNMENT OF MOHrGAGE.

lex Realty Corpn and ano to Simon NJ
Goldsmith. s02 Convent av; atty, A Zim-
norman, 200 Bwapi $500
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BY Henry Brady.

IasD ST s2s W, $1,000 II. 4 ETY. int
l. Shepard. trste. agt ID II jackson
Co ct al: due, ss.T3O24; taxes &c
12OS.l0; to the plaintiff. ......-. Sc, 900
BY Samuel Marx.
Az A, $40 20 3i4. n 10th st mos
Dol and BOB, B6.lX9l 10. TIRES and
one sly tnts and strs-Equit life agt
Nathan koppe' ct al: due, s23 3sI 90 (;
a taxes, a., s6s7.I5; to GERMAN Kahn and
F, DINERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. }2s. 900
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

JUsVpH Du3'
BOTH ST, 2l2 w. 2Oexsse. 8 sty tint and
ktr-Thos McClore ct al agt Midtown
Holding Corpn ct al; due. 500 24O.93;
taxes, &c, t4Ia12: to tho plaintiff S20, 500
: dIST ST. 24i W. 25x1O0 8. vacant--Metro-
politan Savgs Bank agt Lima Z1ccano
ct al; due, $40. 2sl02: taxes. &c. S247, =;
i4isT =" ST. ass ", a6xo6.i1 sty int t'i and
etrs--Lotto Schlissel ct al, exrs, agt
ciementine Rothmirer ct al: due. $l6,
600
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Yesterdays Fires.

\. NJ. Loss
l2;O5-lsi +. t7th St.; George Me-
Govern . Z. q. 90. IrtfnR
l;i2-53s e. 9Th st.; Nathan Block 5000
2;sb-l4S ciiyen st. in rear yards
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LANGUAGES.
LANGUAGES.
learn
l. ANGU ES
81, +, Berlitz School

Manhattan-2s-3o West Saith Street
Brooklyn-2ls-220 Livingston Stree,
BY the Berlitz Method students learn not
only to read and write, but also to UNDER
STAND and to SPEAK the foreign language.
TRIAL LESSON FREE
Terms may be begun at any tin-
Our Boys Are Fighting to THElN UTMOST
Buv ihertv Rord- to YOURS.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
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Price. on Bour.e Unchansed.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-Prices on the Bourse
were unchanged to-day.
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SALES ny AUCrIU>


HENRY YOUNG, Auctione~-, SEE 70
day, 10 o'clock at iI5 West 4'ih a.
Selecto Dress Company. Inc Se~'Ns -
chine. etc. by order ~ nlortgaEe-
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

torney,)
Manhattan.
MADISON Ay. { ., 20.4 8 SAD a., 2oxT4-
Emanuel and Sophia Hochheimer to the
Montehore Home and Hospital for
Chronic Diseases, April 80, 1909: atty,
Lawyers I & T Co. 100 Bway. S25. 900
WEST ST, lS7-Paul and Morn Gaut to
the Paterson IN " National Bank, l52
Market st, Paterson, March 9, 1918; atty,
John w Griggs 81 Pine ST.. $4,000
MONROE ST, sS-Louis Meyer Realty Co
Feb 8. 1905: atty, c A Sparks, So LIB
erty 81 '''''''''s.'...'.'.. 10000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
N0..AAAs.

9TH ST. II w-Hull. Grippen 4 90 azt
Jean. Mel Johansen. owner; ClirehuEh q
Clirehugh and ]. C. Johanaen. contrac-
eth ST, 80 W--Armand Zimmermann
sgt Metropolitan Life Ins Co, owner;
War Camp Community Service. contracs
Bronx.
PARK AV. o. ais II of lsIst Of, ar
Trombotors aEt AntAnet Trace owner
and contractor. ..,........
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Business Troubles.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday
IN the United states District Court were;
involuntary petition against American
stated. i5s Greene street. Liabilities and
ton Kunst.- slice. David HaaT. 2s'
HoTCHKiss & sTETN-involuntary peti :
tion against Max Hotchkiss and David
stein. individually and as copartners.
trading under the Arm name Hotchkiss
* stein, Jobbers of ladies' hats. cal
Broadway. Liabilities and assets not
stated. Principal claims: Rose & Mover
man. sl2s; Mitchell klsmons. si,ss6: j.
Kranz Politsoff. $40. Williams, Folsom
JOHN +. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES petition
by John F Bgrfei1dss noTis;. scsF'a ssis
Principal claims: Maud E.telle Moore.
$3.50; r, Young Bros. 3?os; Chester 4:
Doebs. go. John D., J.; Alderman; ~ ~
attorney.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday
IN the United states District Court were;
ISAAC PuRDY-scheduie Of Isaac Purdy,
f IabiIstiss ,i4s.. s assets ;s5.s6i. Prtn-
s;pai clstn,: Mary +; G MSPh MIi,, 1900
Haney, IS. 900. John j. Alderman. li6
Main street, White Plains, y. y. Is the
attorney.
MAX HoTCHKIsS AND DAVID STEIN
millinery, at sF1 Broadway. doing busl-
ness under the Arm name OF Hotchkiss
& stein. yesterday assigned for the oene-
Mt of creditors to Jacob A. st, In OF Z
East Thirty seventh street. Williams.
Folsom 4 Strouse OF 81 John street are
the attorneys for the assignee.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday the Arst name being that OF the
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