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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Receipts, $40 head. mainly
consigned direct to local slaughterers No
hh .. u,s feeling n9mnalIy r 81 Dressed
to prime native sides.
CALNEs-Receipts. III head. $40 on
sale. Market dull and unchanged. Com
lbs; culls, tllais5s; skim milk calves,
- 10. city dressed veals steady at 229
saies-Tobin & Shannon: 10 veaIs 1a7
10. average, tls.Se; is skim milks. 1911, ~,
sls.5o; u eulls, sae. Iis5o; . skim milks,
8 culls. l22, 1880. Newton 4 Co: 20
West Virginia cslves. III. s1l. j. Sham
berg & Son: Tennessee calves, ia,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts, 77ss
bead bead: A.! AZ cars on sale Sheep steady
RsmSsF % CHS un %a.a Sheep as isH
eulls, sboas; lambs ti4 9i77S DRESSED
mutton In fair demand at isa abe. per lbff
ssles-Kerns oommission Company: lss
4 Ill., :iIsS' -; IS. ;liss: WI; VI; !,
to- so roSia " sh a. sSl' u r. vss.a "a
isg III T. q sl7s is75s s7i H. ,s.'H
Clint: lambs. 10. siis iss T.nns,:s.,
N T. sss c. A ~ M r. ' vr.a,. .' g.:
H:na.sj; IL s WV si,s'a. IAN: "' q
~ iiI' sio Is .a,i. ~ S. ,s .sheseD' {" " D.
HOGs-Receipts 2,slo head. including
only a few head for the market. Feeling
steady. Heavy to light hogs 1850
Live Stock Markets in other Cities
CHICAGO, July so.-Hoss-Reeeipts.
2i,ooe; opened, 10 to use, higher and closed
ii7,sO 3lss5: rough, tl715@ 1850; bulk Of
sales n7:seaisio' pigs, good and choice,
Cettis-Rsceipts, $4,000; medium year
llnss and common light steers lower; all
other killing cattle strong to higher. Top
, . new steer. sss0r S..t ssaf end . Ss
Montana grassers. size; calves steady to
use. higher. Beef cattle, good, choice and
prime, ,i7,25giss5' common and me
cutters iss5sTa5. stocker, and feeders,
good, choice and fancy. ,le9ls; Inferior;
calves good and choice, ,is,tsSi7
sheep-Recsipts, $4,000. Sheep steady
to 15c. lover: top lambs is to a6c lower;
1890; practically no native lambs above
,l7.25; feeder stock hrm. Lambs, choice
and prime; ;l7,??s 9iTso; medium and
s sSoice and Prime. %saium aad
good. ,IO.75@is; cuils, tlsOas5O.
eeipts. 1900; higher. Bulk, tis's0aIss0;
heavy Sls.s0q19; packers and butchers.
tls,so@is.s5; light, 1is.ts9lsso; pigs,
csttie.Recs!P.:; ls;o0e; steady, Prime
steers. ss.bo6!75oi southern steers. l79
LIE; cow va ,ssoais; hfideFs s2l 4
gle; calves, ssalAi5.
sheep-Receipts. 800; steady. Lambs.
:ic 10 1851 s ssss"IsssIa ~''"s''
ST. LOUIS. July pts.
500; higher cher Lights, HS oCh; Pigs
glsao; good heavy, 'issOSlsl5; bulk,
'cstti.%Receipts. $500; steady. Native
beef sSeers, tli 5oals:25; yssriing steers
s.a s ,dsK.r ,s S ..dsS SSS i ~
to prime Southern beef steers. tlo9i77e;
beef cows and heifers. $75oqls; native
calves. t7,75Gl5,5o.
sheepmReesin," ssOe; steady, Lambs abs
'n GSiEScISSiTi, July sO-Hoss-Rsc.Ipts,
2,50oi strong. Packers and butchers, 20
Sss s2s and 'G% sS. SS sfsis ss ii
cattle - Receipts, 100; slow. cslve.
ssshesp-Rscsipt. 1900; steady Lamb.
gasT BUFFALO. July so.-cattls-Re-
ceipts 400; steady.
aaivss-Receipts. $50; steady, t7q17,bo.
$40 90 q 1911; mixed, Workers, llght York
ers and pigs, tlo.sh9 1890: roughs, S1T9
lies; stays, siI6t3'
Sheep and 7 'mbs-Receipts. 200; steady
and unchanged
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]


BY Joseph p. Day.
18th ST. b3t W, SIS s6x1o01oxs6 7xleo.5,
five story tenement--EmigrantI Industrial
Savings Bank agt w Sherman ct al
due. &s,6sl.s7; taxes. &C, Scts; with
drawn.
18TH ST ses E. SIS. 25xieas. ave story
tenement and stores--F X Gregory agt C
Dean ct al: due. fi4.sl50S: taxes. &c.
$500; sold to the plaintiff. .......Sl0 900
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
sTH Av. $50. 8. 20xso. four story tent
msnt aud stores-L Rolston sgt A H
Smith ct al: due, t3<oe.sl: taxes. &C,
t62 80; adjourned to August Q.
l2eD ST. 62f and 52s W. 8, 62.sxso.li,
hve story apartment house-S Y Line
Insurance Co agt Sausr Realty Co ct al:
due. tss,sss ,SS: taxes &C. sa.+s2:5s; TO
BY l.. ]. Phillips & Co.
slST ST, 2&7 W, n g. 2SxI005 hve story
nat and stoses-Metr0politan Savings
Bank agt Manhattan Investing Co ct
al; due, S13,3sI.s2; taxes. DC. f1.s65.s5;
to the plaintiff. .........,........e10 600
LAT a2os THIRD AVENUEl
BY Henry Brady.
WALTON Av s27 and ssi, W cor 10th
st, 7sxsssxI+ sxs7s. two and four story
due, St.asI.7s; taxes. &C, $1,000. 70; to
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
FULTON AV, 1lT5. " Q. ss-:xl3l7x7ls Ok
l2ie-CruiRshank Co agt &sl r. l7&th
81 Corpn ct al; due, Ss.o51.75; taxes. &C,
32ssSs to the plaintiff ...........1s.0 5000
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SMALL PROPERTY SALES.

WEST Bath STREET-John N. Gold
ing has sold for William Wallace 423
West Thirty fourth street, a three
story and basement dwelling. Xix
ss.s, between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues. The property Immediately ad-
Joins on the west the site at 4l3 to
AL. acquired in March, 1917. for the
hotel for working girls, project
founded by Charles Bertram Webster.
The present sale Is said to have been
made In behalf of the hotel.
EAST 18TH STREET-James II. Cruik-
shank has purchased from Margaret
A. Jackson 423 East Eighteenth
street. a fve story tenement with two
stores. on lot 25x92. Harry Sugarman
was the broker. Negotiations for a
resale OF the property are under way.
EAST 2c5TH STREET-William J..
Schnaihle has bought the lot, 25x1OO.
on the south side OF 235th street ESQ
feet west OF Kepler avenue.
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RENTS ON MURRAY HILL.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8.
Brown Company has leased for the estate
of Ruth Dana Draper the four story Eng
lish basement dwelling at 1873 East Thir-
ty-sixth street to Chester r. Baird for a
term OF years.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
II. H. Smith to l. ALEXANDRA the four
story, So foot American basement dwell
ing at $40 West Ninety-hrst street, ad-
joining the corner of Riverside Drive.
l.. ]. Phillips 4 Co. have leased the
dwelling at ssss Broadway for Minnie
H. Hummel to DR.. Frederic Pfetschinger
for occupancy.
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White-Goodman have leased in the
Holworthy Chambers, 152 Madison ave-
nue.. corner Thirty-second street, a
store on the Thirty-second street side to
Dominic Cerando for a term also, with
NJ. Forman & Co., fifth loft at lis and
III East Twenty-ninth street to Harry
Greenbaum and Rose Weiss.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Jo-
seph Keen office space at to IL West
Forthwith street to August Althauser.
Charles q. Keller has rented the third
loft at 322 to 326 East Twenty-third
street to the Multiphone Company
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BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

Samuel Galitzka has sold for r Juyce
the two story dwelling at 1880 East
Fifteenth street, Flatbush.
George W. Dredger has sold the two
family brick dwelling at 1890 Sixth ave-
nue. for Mrs. Fannie Butler of Manhat-
tan; the two family brick dwelling at
$50 Fifty-fourth street for John @.
Ca sse baum. and the two family brick
house at sos Seventy-third street for
Thomas Waters OF Manhattan.
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H. p. DAWSON HOUSE BUYER.

Isidore Book, contractor, is the buyer
Of the former residence OF Henry p. Da-
vison at IL West Fifty-frst street, re-
ported sold yesterday.
Gustava A. Zerbst was associated with
David Wilson in the purchase Of the
plot at eos and 607 West Forty-ninth
street, now being improved with a gar
age. The sale was negotiated by Charles
q. Keller.
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TO ALTER HOUSE INTO FLATS.

j. Il. Wertheim, who has owned the
dwelling at 5b East Sixtieth street for
nearly forty years, has decided to alter
the house into high grade small apart
msnts. lie will spend 10000 on the
proposed changes, which will be made
by the b. and C. Building Company
from plans by X. b. Bowler. architect.
The house IL four stories, on lot COX
100, adjoining the northwest corner of
Park avenue.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

64TH ST n e Broadway, 12ex55-Per-
feet Steel ,I~ath Co agt Ford Motor Co,
owner-Longacre CONSTR Co, contractor;
william d Plum and McNulty Bros,
Inc, sub; contractor ..::..,..;..;.t $3.50 a.
10th ST, Gil. 52s. 62s and 6s5 w
owner (renewaD .,,.....,.......y S5l67
s6TH ST. zoe E-Standard Arch Co agt
Levine CONSTR Co, contractor .{l2i.sS
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stcpson of Montanus Seized.

Arthur klausner, aged rs. whose step
l"'hcr, Karl MOntanus, was turned over
- w. Government authorities at New
~" Monday on charge OF being a
''hserous enemy alien" was himself
CRESTED yesterday on a charge OF falsl-
f''1E his questionnaire and securing an
improper classification. II Is alleged
wat he stated he was in the employ Of
i"t Government.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
73D ST ass w-Rsmlu Realty Corpn to
y y Title & Mtg Co, 1875 Bnay oct
rs, 1915. atty, Y Title & Mtg Co.
1875 Bway Observation-Disclosures. SIS 1000
FIFTH ST. Sl1-6l7 W-Shenk Realty 4
Constr Co, Sc W 10Th st, to Abel King
las E 65th st. and ano. Aug s, 1911;
atty. Lawyers T 7 Co. 1859 Bway.is 600
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan

18TH ST. EOS W, mtg ps,5Oo-Eqults BILE
Life Assur Society Of the TO Frits
Bergen, j; atty. Tholks, Jr. IS
7sb ST, ass W, mtg i,lg,ooo.Pitnntsn,SS" M
County Saw Bank to N Title and Mtg
MAD Az, " :, All n s2d si.Lawyys gS
Title Trust Co to General Theological
ssTH ST. las Il. mtg $4,000; io,ih st,
1902 W. mtg $50. 900; st Nicholas av,
$4,000; coinpbus av, ss5, mtg ,5o.s
ION &, ssi:.. s%s't W ''' i GSe
VIM. 10 sd w. ls'Ss" Tla: 81 r4 Ps
ay attys kIddie & NJ, liS Bwsyi 0
9TH THIS ST. . ii E. mtg ,i.Soo; ssih St aiii
E, mtg $4,000; Park sv, l25s, mtg ,sa,-
~: sSa y an ,1,sSs; sss! s. sss;ss +
T. mtg us, 900 ss,h 'V sls. Il" E. g. m sse
$4,000 G ,a1 st, gag; mtg mtg $4,000;
st, o., mtg o,oo0-Lambert suydam,
exr to l. suydam, as trustee for Char
lotte S and Annie r Weaver: atty VIM
Adams, 90 Broad st; Is assns. each 81
Bronx.
to Brook av Go.6x2e8 1xllS.l-185
Really Co, 40f 1921 st; atty Title
6S.ssis4aofHBsnen:on Really h co o. to aoS Ge sS
Mandee. Grantwood. j; atty. Title
Guar 4 T Co, li0 Bway...:....,3 500, 900
Co; atty, Title 4 Mtg Co. 1876
SHERIDAN Ay, 8. 40 n 166th st, iOsi0o
Ss'txioc-coiumbis Trust co to y y
Title 4 Mtg Co. 1876, Bway; atty, Y
7 T1tis NH GO, 1s' u hSsy 500
Alien Property Custodian, to Title Guar
4 Co; atty, Title Guar T Co. 1!s
POND PL, Observation-Disclosures board OF
Ministerial Relief TO Title Guar q Co,
l76 Bway; atty, Title @ & + Co. ia
BMay ,,.,,'''...... uO0
LOT 81. map 81 Raymond Psrk-Hudson
Rose Co to Rosalind e Dobhip; attys.
Burns & Y. 3 Grand o., White Plains
..........-....,...
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JAMAICA DWELLING DEALS.

Chistina Kuhn has sold to Anna
Schmitt the dwelling at the northwest
corner of Eighty-seventh road and
Eighty NTH street. Jamaica.
James s. Lawson has sold to Annie
Maharam the dwelling on plot 50xl00,
at ESQ De Graw avenue, Jamaica.
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OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
Medical

Following from duties at Camp Lee for
duty brennan gsss H Gsyn 10 g, CAPT
Thomas, J.. H. Blue, II. W. Francis.
+, BENJAMIN Il GiLlespis and H. l. kaiiet
Hospital No Is, Corpus Christi, Tex, to
First Lieut.. T. V. Grace to Army General
Capt. F. T. Johnston Jr, from Camp Up
ton to Camp Mcclellan,
Capt. c. W. Halterman and First Lieut.
on board of nervous and mental diseases.
First Lieut. Aug. r. Lsugier from Camp
Dodge to Camp Las Casas. San Juan,
Capt. Douglas, c, Paterson to Fort oglc-
- thorpe for distraction,
Following 70 Fort Riley Capts, b; p.
j Kern j q. Mcdonald W X. Mar M4f
ham SSt' p aE"G5 9at G5d s. o. PsF
Grsason, L. ]. Hollis, c. E. Klndsll. j.
? Lswsllsn, R, :. Matthews. ], II Mis-,
Rhodes, II. J. shslyer, J: p. Winter,
Following to camps specified for duty in
H % n"x;cr fFam sP s sr" je Capt Ne Roy
ell Camp JACKSON, Capt. II. n Boshell,
Erst Lieut.. " Dudley. Camp Cody,
g fr s cam uSs Ksat n; As Few = l.
George + Boyd Camp Dix. FIRST T leu lieut.
a: +, Brown, Camp Grant. First Lieut..
su ssio%asa HlS r"@D c eRSH Ma r,st
thur, First Lieut.. o. s McMuiien
Following TO Fort Oglethorps for instruc-
tlon; Capts II, A. Robinson a A.
Mellies. F. J. Mosnnlsh hon, H. &. Osborn,
W 7. Parker. l.. A. Peek, G. H. Rath,
bun. H. A. Ray, W a, stenen. c, 4.
Thomas, W. q, Turner u. $. Virgins
w r.. Dickson. l. W Haughey, IrchI.
bald MacLaren. II. II. Merreil. G ii.
Quinn. C. @. Stanton, II. ID. Stewart
First LIeuts. Harry Alderman IL a
Baldwin, G. C. Battle, L, O Bickell, u.
J. Boland, G. NJ Il. BRADSHAW. o. W.
DahlGuist, ID. l.. Deal, Laurens Enos, G.
G. Fits ID. r. Good. Joseph Heyman,
s. N, Heymsn. y. p. Jenkins, T. ii,
kenney, W. d. Iassiter, Louis Lurle,
W. b. Meares. Jr., e. ]. Mayer. T. r.
O. II. strouse, r. r, L. sturges, A k.
suteh. ". G. Thomas J. u. Voorhees,,
H. s. Msrcley, o. o. Melton II r.
Moore, J. r. Morrison, ], d. Mouldet
e 8 Murphy: Arthur Pearmsp; II, S,
+. Reardon. s. J. Seeger, Archibald
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Contract plans. sheets to :,
TERMINAL Contract 40. glc
For constructing Barge canal terminal
freighthouse on Pier !. Erie Basin. Buffalo.
Contract plans. sheets To az
Plans may be seen and detailed sps,ih-
cations, engineers estimates OF quantities.
proposal blanks. form OF contract and
bonds required and other Information for
pruposers MAY be had at the office of the
Superintendent OF Public Works at Albany,
y y, at the once Of the Assistant snner-
Division at syracuse y Y, at the Office OF
the Assistant . snpsr!ntG19de,nt Of Pu6iic
spauidnEs Exchange. Buffalo, \ Y
be obtained from the State Engineer and
Surveyor at Albany, y. Y, upon payment
to HIM at the cost of producing them.
Monthly estimates win be paid of ninety
per centum go per cent? Of the work
done at the contract price Every pro,
Posa for said d Work must be arC% r.; rstt
or certified check upon some good banking
institution in the ctty Of Albany or New
tor trust company In the case Of terminal
contracU in good credit within the STATE
Of public Works for five per eentum 90 per
cent? OF the amount Of the proposal.
The person who's proposal shall be &C
tract and furnish bonds within ten days
from the date Of notice of award delivered
TO him or them in person or mailed to tho
address given in thu proposal.
Upon execution Of the contract and ap-
proval Of bonds tho certified check or draft
will be returned to the pToposrr unless the
same shall have been presented for collec-
ton prior to such time. IN nhi'h case tho
amount OF the deposit viii be refunded BY
the Superintendent OF Public Works
The deposits Of bidders other than the
one to whom The award Of contract shall
be made Will be returned Immediately
after tho award has been made.
The bond required for the faithful per-
Torrance Of each contract shall be- in such
sum as shall be hNed by the Superintendent
Of Public Works, which sum shall not BIS
less than twenty per centum go per cent?
of the estimated cost Of the work accord
ing to the contract price, and an additional
bond, known as the labor bond In the sum
OF ten per Centum Ga per cent? Of tho
amount Of the estimated cost Of the work
according to the contract price, will By re
Qulrcd security that the contractor wi
iaborers employed by him upon the work
specified to be done in the contract,
In the event that more than one surety
company Is offered as surety said bonds
continuance only will be accepted
Each proposal must he addressed 10 tho
Eupcrintendent of Public Works Alhany,
velope with the name Of the construction
, for which the proposal Is made
Award, II made, Will be made to the per
son or persons whose proposal shall bs
lowest in cost to tho state for doing the
work and which shall comply with all pro-
visions required TO render II formal Be
fore any award shall be made the lowest
Superintendent OF public Works " hi.
| ability to provide suitable equipment and
materials Tor the proper performance OF
The right is reserved to reject all pro-
posals ana reahVertise and award the con
trac, in the REGULAR manner 4, in the judg.
w. w WoTHERsPOoN.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
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Business Men Hoe for Farmers.

VERDA, La. July So.--Dn three days
each week business men and their en-
ployees here desert their counters and
Offices for the plough and hoe and take
to the surrounding fields to assist the
farmers with their crops. This 10 owing
to the shortage Of farm labor.
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STORES ALONG NEW SUBWAY.

The northeast corner Of Greenwich and
and Dey streets, a three story structure,
47r47, 10 to be made into modern stores
and offices at an estimated cost Of S20,-
900. The alterations will be made by
the e. 70. Paul Company for the Bret
Good estate. William X. Benedict pre-
pared the plans
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Coke Ovens to Aid L.. 9,

BIRM1NGHAM, Ala. July so BY
product coke ovens costing $500. 600 to
100000 will be built near Birming-
ham by the Birmingham Coke and BY
Products Company. The Government
will take the chemical by-products and
extend aid in financing the project.
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Coffee Csbes-Rio was rs reis lower at
5s4se for No. o. Exchange Nd lower at i3,sd
Receipts 5000 bags and stock IA, 900 bags.
Santos spots were 100 refs lower for " at
ceipts d, 900 hays and stock a,ss4 .ooe hays.
Receipts at ports a70a8 bags, asainst Il. 600
last year and 1906 two Sesn sgo Sac
years ago.
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SALE AT ROCKAwAY BEACH.

Charles Meyer. Jr., has sold to j. Kenr
the dwelling at 100 Beach Forty-sixtf
street, Rockaway Beach.
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The Anton Louy Company, marine
plumber, Is arranging to build q $4,000
f1ve story addition from plans by James
f. Mitchell at SIT West Twenty first
street, prohased recently.
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LONG IS. CITY CORNER. SALE.

Joseph Chmela has sold to John d.
Mattson the dwelling at the southea st
corner OF Ely and Grand avenues, Long
Island City,
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

EAST BROADWAY, 81. and Henry st. 81.
to seven story warehouse
Lazarus Levy, president; Sommerheld &
steckler, architects: cost 000
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney
nounfoup

with name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown.
WASHINGTON PL, Il. nc $. 2axs7. July
so-Rudolph Evans TO Walter NJ wles,
iii7o Bwsy' u 2 yr.. So: at'ys, M S 4 / :
JASE sT 5, SIS aOxsixls.ixs., M s-o July
2s-F Gsfuey to Timothy sullivan.
sll Greenwich st. yrs $50; atty, Tie
Guar T Co. i7s Bway ..........1i. 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
SAD ST. 1872 "sa u.s.? saiS ''!ss 1aiy o,.on
Realty Go to II Bue 6 Pell ST. due Oct
:, 1919 SIS attys' olco't. B. Men, E
West Side.
West of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
., and iieth s!rsetsl.
Haseo BIDS Co ITO to Emma Pad Sny s'
kas, v p. III swsy. o,' 4''!ss5 600 .
Manhattan Island. north of 10th st.-s)
1iETH ST. W. $. 2oxloo.Il, p IN, July
SsEMeysr, zen,,gne5 and sno TO walter
yrs. 80 atty. d strausman: ieo
,isTH ST. 5ss.s E, - a5,s;xioG.iil'' ipS m,
9s' St sf yis t. Fe asty f' Tis
BETTNER's Lane, e 5. in div line H lots
Guerr. 7ss Dawson st. July 90. yrs.
60; atty. g A stelnmullsr, ISL "a
LOT /. map wwynne y, James-Iawr r,DSs
Mulvsy to Mary G Dunn, gdn. 251s Ma
atty. Title q & 7 Co. l7S Bway. 81, 800
18TH ST, 40 Z, s 25xloo-Roslns A
Co 81 Nassau 81. May :, yrs. So
atty. Edward J West 81 Nassau stSl.5oo
VALENTINE AV, n W l9sth ST, runs "
4?sex 2s3.1x 5 37o.s-May Sarnoff to
Ny Title Mtg Co, 1875 Bway, July 20.
yrs. So; atty, Title Mtg Co. l35
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BYRAM RIVER PROPERTY SOLD.

The Hattie johnson estate has sold a
tract Of several acres on the Byram
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IL l. III L. AL,

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany. July Eth 1915.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned at his ofiice in tho Capitol at
Albany, y. Y, until twelve o'ClocK noon Of
Tuesday. August 10th. 1918. a. which
place and hour they Will be publicly opened
and read FOR improving the New York
state canals pursuant to the provisions OF
Chapter l47 Of the Laws Of 1903. and of
the acts amendatOry thereof and supple
mcntary thereto, and Chapter go of the
law OF 1915. as follows.
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CONTRACT No. lS2

Os~cga Canal-SeCtiUn
For completing the canal prism excava-
ton In front OF the terminal dock wall
below Lock No. s. at Oswego.
sheets and
And for the construction OF Barge canal
terminals pursuant to the provisions OF
Chapter 74s Of the Laws of 1911, and Of
the acts amendatory thereof. as follows:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

SAD ST. lO6-ll0 W--Standard Building
supply Co. Inc, at william II Wheeler
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LARGER CHELSEA PLANT.

River, with a frontage on the Rversville
road at Glenville. near Greenwich, Conn.
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Contract plans. sheets 1 to I.

TERMINAL CONTRACT NO IS.
For the Improvement Of the lower ter
linal site at Troy.
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forming, July :3rd

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