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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
MANY APPEALS FOR
PERMITS TO BUILD
Mayors Committee Asked to
Approve $85O,OOO Of New
Construction.
DOWNTOWN REALTY SOLD
Investor Buys Two Platt Street
Buildings-Bronx Flat
In Deal.

The special committceou building and
construction of the Mayors Committee
on National Defence began yesterday to
determine how many Of the proposed
building operations. generally CHASED as
non-essential, are really essential under
the influence OF local conditions. The
meeting was held In room 500 In the
Hall OF Records. George Macdonald,
chairman, with George II. Benjamin.
John II. Carl, John T. Dordan, Charles
y. Kelly and Adrian Larkin sat as q
court OF review" About 200 persons
attended. and since the notice Of the
hearing stated that applicants must ap-
pear In person II Is fair to assume that
all Of them were DESTROYS OF having pro-
posed construction plans reviewed. About
forty applications, representing con-
struction projects to cost $S50,000. were
considered before adjournment until to-
morrow at II o'clock. and of these ten
were taken under further consideration
for recommendation to the War Indus
tries Board, which will have TO give cnal
approval.
|, was evident from the discussion
over the first application that the work
would have to be a necessity to secure
the recommendation Of the building COM
n1ittee Of the War Industries Board.
The work being new TO the COM
mittee progress on the applications
plication was made by representatives
of the Volunteer Hospital. who asked for
$4,000 worth OF material to complete
work already begun on an extension OF
the present hospital at the southwest
corner Of Beekman and Water streets.
Because OF Its war aspect this applica-
zion was taken under consideration for
further advisement.
The Robert Hoe Estate asked that Il
be allowed about 100000 worth of ma
torial and labor to repair damages done
by fire to building at 10 and Is West
rwenty-eighth street. The board ruled
that the claim he laid aside pending
further investigation. None OF the appli-
cations made was granted, but several
applicants were promised that their op-
crations would receive further consid-
Grafton because of the essential claims
made.
In answer TO many questions regard
ing orders from city departments de-
handing alterations Mr.. Macdonald
chairman. said:
IAN orders from city departments TO
make certain alterations must be re-
ferred TO this board. We will meet the
Borough Presidents and their Building
Department chiefs here next Wednesday
morning at 80. at which meeting a
request will be made that no mandatory
order he issued for the duration Of the
war unless TO absolutely save the lie
and health of those living in buildings"
Proprietors Of saloons who were COM
PEELED to relinquish their liquor licenses
because of the new tax were given no
relief by the board. In answer to an
applicants request for advance infor1na-
ton regarding the status Of these men
Mr.. Macdonald said: I'VE cannot now
say what we shall do next week because
conditions may change"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
FREE MEALS SERVED
TO STRANDED ACTORS.
Omaha Eiks Help More Than
100 Stage Folk.
Special Despaich 10 Tus Sun.

OMAHA, Oct 2s.-To care for more
than 100 actors who are stranded I'm
Omaha as the result of the closing OF all
Western theatres because Of the quaran,
tine against influenza the Omaha Elks
threw open their clubrooms to-day and
began serving meals without charge to
all OF the stage folk.
The FIRST free meal served was to
Cosino Bellew. brother Of the late RyrIe
Seilew. Among others who got free
meals were Roy Torrey, Phil Dolan and
Charles Walt. Torrey Is manager of the
somewhere in France Company. on
tne orpheum circuit Bellew, Dolan and
wait have been working in a packing
plant for four days
The actors and actresses COMPLAIN
that they have had but two or three
weeks work since last spring, and that
most of them are out OF funds.
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BROOKLYN HOME BUYING.

j. +. Kerns has sold for Mrs. Edward
]. Beck the one family dwelling at 459
Seventy-fifth street TO DIR. William
Clemens for occupancy, and for Robert
J. Campbell of Ocean Grove, n. J., the
one family detached cottage at 333
Seventy street to Mrs. Caroline
Hanretty for occupancy.
Frank A. Seaver & Coz have sold the
six two family frame dwellings on the
west side of Fort Hamilton avenue, 20
feet south of Nlnety-fourth street, for
c. II. Dunn TO an investor.
r. \. Schlesing has sold for Mary
Sagelschmidt the two family brick house
at 90 Shlpley street, Woodhaven, to
George q. Schmitt.
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RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have rented
for Mrs. Daniel +. Lord, represented by
John +. Scott, her residence at Cedar
hurst. 1. l., to Thomas }. White.
y. 8. Walstruo, Gordon q Forman have
leased for Margaret T. Ruane TO Max
well Leasing of Brooklyn the dwelling
on Rock road. Glen Rock, n. J.. and for
Mrs. Barbara Bolz to Maurice b. Wal
lace 1:6 John street, Ridgewood. n. J.
Tho Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has rented. furnished for the winter. for
Andrew r. Shiland to Edward c. Lord
the dwelling on Nieman road, Wood
mere, l.. T.
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CITY DWELLING LEASES.

George V. Coe has leased the resi-
dence OF Lewis @. Morris at 1915 Park
avenue. southeast corner Of Eighty-fifth
street, furnished. Pease q Gilman ne
gotiated the lease.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
Tor Edmund 8. Twining his Ave story
american basement house at % East
Fifty-second street to Felix Mugdan,
furnished, for the season.
William A. White & Sons have leased
dwellings, at 1s1 West Seventy-thir
street TO John Lavelle, and at 175 West
Seventy-third street to Elizabeth ].
Buckley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
WIFE DIES; DENTIST ENDS LIFE
Dr. w ii. Bacon shoots Himself
When Long Nursing Fails.

Dr. William w. Bacon. a dentist, left
ms nome at 457 West 1880 street and
went Tor walk with his brother-in-l law
AFTER more than week of almost con-
s.aht attendance upon his wife, while
she was III, first with influenza and then
pneumonia. a nurse met him I'm the
hallway OF his apartment upon his re-
turn and Informed him that Mrs. Bacon
mad died few moments before.
without speaking. Or. Bacon walked
TO his wlfe's room. then to a rear room
81 the apartment and shut himself I'm.
An hour later the nurse detected the
odor of smoke. as II from burning cloth
she opened the door to the room In which
DR.. Bacon had gone and found his body
on the floor He had placed O bathrobe
about his head and then shot himself in
the mouth. He was about 60 years old.
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Father OF 10 shoots Himself.

= Charles Livermorc, 16o West Ninety
eighth street. an architect employed by
the marlborough Rapid Transit Com
pany, shot himself yesterday In the left
side. He was taken to the Knicker-
booker Hospital a prisoner. charged with
attempting suicide. business difficulties
were supposed to have prompted the
shooting Mr.. LiVcrmore has ten chill
dren. from I months 10 Is years old,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

lS2D ST. $50 w--Louis HOFFMAN aVt
Ba beta Moller, owner: Arthur Meyers
coutrhcior 49,: sll-, .
can Elevator and Machine Corp agt
Albany Savings Bank. owner: Harry Co
hane. contractor .............. .S5Ss5b
43D ST. 100 and l32 N--.American
Hardware Corporation OF New York
agt Bush Terminal co and Exhibition
Building. Inc, owners; l. Barth & sons
contractors. ...... ..........S7lis5
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3 MARINE FLIERs KILLED.
Two shot Down and Third Fall.
In BELGIAN sector.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Three fatal
ues among Marine Corps officers IN the
aviation service abroad were reported TO
the Navy Department to-day by Vice
Admiral Sims.
Second Lieut. Harry @. Norman. Da-
venport. Iowa, and Caleb w. Taylor.
feiahatchie, Miss. were killed when n
bombing plane was shot down by the
Germans on the Belgian front. Lieut..
Ralph Talbot. South Weymouth Mass,
was killed when his plane fell in the
same sector
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WIN nlme anu Address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
HENRY ST, cor Clinton ct. 23.axl00
ABR q Bertha Dworsky to ABR
Ievenstein 4 Max TarshIs. satisfied of
record without production of the original
mortgaRe. by order OF the Supreme
Court. oct 81, 1918, Justice Joseph L.
\swburger: attys for petitioners. Gold
fogle ~ Dorf. I'll Bway; juno %.
1895 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40, oV0
3JTH ST. 53i Wolves and AmslIc Eek
lord ~ Ellen Downey. 32j W 35th at:
atty Henry $ Cook. IS Park row; oct
70, lS ~ oco ~ ,,, az .asSoO
Ellen Downey to Emma Cook. 22S
West End av: atty, Henry & Cook, 81
Park row; Jan ., 1915. 900
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PERKINsoN. Judson o.. Chase City (wS)s
Redo, John W.. Suffolk (H). I'll
PARKER, william G.. Greenlesf fW1h
1881. WASHINGTON.
COOPER, Guy L., Everett CDw). -
P PATdPso Msr %lism v En- D.y,o1
GULDsETH, Esten O.. Collar (DDl.
MMfAS TIEy IN -, Eugene T.sSms w
WEST VIRGINIA. {si
BOWERS. Joseph f.. serst., Msytinsbur1
5 3 Spencer J.. ssrst;, ESbpsn Dp)-
CORN William b.. New Cumberland Cpp>..
HEM HILL, Charles Frederick, wheehnr
Johnson, Thomas j.. St, Mays Spw,.
Jones, Otis Montgomery. Couch twuD.
STUMP, Thomas, Exchange tWU).
WISCONSIN.
scHARpT. Ariie Alfred. Lieut., MiirasI
p ? Kl7 :, Justin ", Lieut., vol. cw2;
HAWLBY. FRANKLIN Marshall, Lieut..
rRXUTMkN. Philip Edward. wh,sswsssr
BUNKER. Charles. ..rst.. pdr.rton sws,,
PETERSON, Frederick. serst. Ettrieh
AcKERMAN. Harvey O.. corp. oshkssh
coSIsFf. rranc,. Xavier. corp. Green Say
pkLLMAN. Emil. CORP. Nesnah Cwsl.
HOIST. Alfred p, corp. Lorraine tNv).
REGEL. Charles T.. corp. Msnitswoc
wRzEsINNsKE. Edward. CORP ssav'r
YoHN, clsrsno. NJ. corp.. B.io,t Yw).
ARMBRUsTER. Elmer Iron River twv).
BER9xNoN. Urban. Menasha tDwp.
s sERMN fsn Kennel. a. RSep s S Wsii wp
ScARLsoN, Joseph q. AmsrE odd. -,
e9os cs SGSfF e. Hhtss 5u @sn1e w
GRARYa Theodore Milton. HilIssoro tws,.
ELLEFsoN. Andrew Harry. Racine Cvs).
ERTI.. Max. Milwaukee ODD.
HAfSS1K j HSissh A. TH %asay yM ODD,
kops. Edward. Milwaukee !M.
MATHEWS, Cleveland. Black River Falls
MMSPqETAlD Harry; Green 1 Bay .w win.
MoUssA. Walter, Superior tKl.
OLSON. Chester Norman. Scandinavia Cd!
REIoLE, William t. Brodhead 1wD.
sTEEFiS. xifrsd H., Hsriinviii. tw!; n
us1K. John Tsfan, Racine twsl.
wANDEL. Fred, milwaukee twU).
WrECKI, Nose. Berlin tWs).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Albania r,,..
VILLA, George, Avalon tw).
Canada.
LITTLE, Charles, corp. Ontario tws1-
Denmark.
LARSEN. Emil T., Halls (w).
England. 70
THOMPSON, d. A.. corp. Liverpool fDw,s
Ireland.
MORGAN, Thomas Patrick. Patficks
Wells, County Limerick tP).
Italy.
BET,LO. Donenir, GradilIa. Cagtii. Maronst
Province ri Casetra (WUD. ..-
B1sAZZA, John, Messina (wU).
CoRvARo, Domenico. Pro'ince OF Tersms.
pErERslo, August. olivano Romano, stats
OF Rome (K1.
DE CAsTIANo, PusnsL Messina (wU).
DE StMEONE Paul, Province Of SaisetaJ
FLECHERI, Rocco. tegio Cnlabria, Polls
tina ,wU,.
MARKEs1. Joe. sncola. picrl.sa. cat~r.
FARO tMD.
MENTo Frank. on,clo Postale ID RsI
MII1TE. Emilio. Avelna sperona tWUO,
PENARDO. Peter. Corinda (wUD. l-.-
RETRO, Tony. Guardina lombard. Pro-
vinc!a Avellno tWb.
SM1ROLO. Joseph. MessIna Antillo CwU)I
Russia. '-
HCDNA, Steve. Belske, Poland (M).
sweden.
SPADER, Osca W, Smoland CWC).
Address Unknown.
YOUNGER. Raleigh. Lieut.. Columbia. nj
state given tWGi.
POWERS. James j.. sergt,. no emergency
address given sDWl.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Tn. nran,

FOX ST loas and lo4o-Benenson Realty
Co to Hy Hahnenfeld, 433 F. l43d st:
atty, y Title & Mtg co. I35 Bway. 800
ltsTH 81. SIS E-Wm Okin. Newark. q
J. 20 Jacob Marx. 40 " 7ith: atty,
f Marx. IS Nassau st..........Si
VALENTINE Az, W s, SIS n lsSth at, BOx
--loo-Alex NJ Baumann to Vim Junge
$50 Manhattan av; atty. r L Bergman.
bog WIllIs aN IL L. n0n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
SELLS MoxTCLAIR DWELLING.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold for Frederick A. Mills the
dwelling. on plot 6Ox170. at 81 Bruns-
wick road, Montclair. y. j.. to Sidney w.
Dcane. The property In opposite the
Montclair Athletic Club and was valued
at $4,000
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NOW fOfk Cfty.
BARRY, Douglas c., lieut., $50 West 1

r.; vsds Ra'ed Z" odfion. previously reported
New York CITY.
BARRY; Douglas c.. reut. $50 west iT2d
tiMsE5sAM, Robert t. rsu,.. 2u Ea,,
TAYLOR, william H., lieut., room :725
vANAMEE. ParRer. lieut.. So. Yves.
pf isi,5 y ;pS Si'iia~. .'rss, $50 West
coNYoRs. francis j.. s.rrt. q" Van
9, ! G9r,sn1 place !WSo.,. ,. . -
HUNT Francis V. sergt.. ti2 Vanderbilt
cSi..t ss%SSyp a, fTSu' rr.oc,. corn, 1850
a resas AZ. f sroetiyn laws rvs, oo''' i0'O
CREAM N. Si1 Y.ls , e. CORP 80 West SSH
CHATHAM. waite" corp. aois ssd ST..
H6RPEE" ot;o +. corp. 1850 Teller .v.
Hs ss 81, Y H,sS:,s sor 7ws; 80 Richmond
HA sheSp. Hssr' a :. G s%R Bag View Hotel
KEATfNd. Rs,rich NJ, corp" =" East
MhSDowirz Morris. corp. 1871 Pros.
MfNDERMANN. John, corp. ,Ss King
ston av.. Brooklyn tWU).
WOOD. David Henry. corp 1876 Butler sv..
PEEL. James. j.. corp. al West 10Th
KiRAKiSsEs. Tom, corp, go oliver st
vIcToRY. Edward. corp. 7,s Franklin
ARMSTRONG. william d, 81 Warren ST.
Barnes. John J.. =" EaS, ssth ="
BURNS william F.. as 'sth St. Brook
BR tS9 Wv! Samuel, 1ss East Broadway
BURNLEY, Lehman. nt East 1891 ST.
cARoTHERs, Charles g. i,s, tnh 81.
c9HES, David. ic. Ea;. a st: twu,;
lJTULI. Joseph. - Underhfh az, Brook
coSwELi. william p. so,a Fort Hamn.
ton Parkway. Brooklyn tDwl.
COLLINS Edward. SIS W: $50 st. tK).
DAY, Frank Joseph. !" Sherman st.
DE silva. lame. J., Sal St. Marks sv,
prpz1NaKI, Frank. Nns :sd .v.. Brook
FUEL. Paul. Jr.. ." st. NnhoIas av.
FAY. waiter victor. siI Greene St. Rich
rErTNER. John. AL W. 18Th ct. tM.
william O., $40 T.. Ssth st.
Charles. "a W. iiIth st tws,.
GREY. Philip p. asa tsth st. Brooklyn
coRpoS. Charles. iss Prospect At cwUD.
GILDEA. Charles g.. sis W. 18th st (wC).
GoRMAN. Richard J.. las Lexington av.
Edward. 1923 Lexington av.
Nathan. 1895 Hoe sy t,p.
HOGAN, Edward C, tS2 Washington sv.,
Brooklyn (Wl.
HUsCR. rEnac. st2 f.. 2sth st. twl.
JTLts. Raphael. III Eldridgs st twS,.
JAMES. Thomas ISa 10th st, Brooklyn
KRAGsE, Theodore W, $50 Pulaski a..
KiERsTEAp. Alvin. ASA cres,On av.
KEENAN. Richard. ssS Cherry =, CwID.
I.ACRsEN, Ax.l. 30; 9th av ODD.
LoHMANN. william Morris e79o Balm
LAUER, oscar. 1851 Franklin az. tws,.
Patk.. sal +. l5sth ct: VS..
MARK. Louis y. ~ Rutgers st. tWUD.
MepADPEN, Patrick 'S2 Asst st. Brook
Leonard. $50 North 7th
st. Brooklyn ,wSj.
oSTRANDER. clifford W, IS otto place,
Jamaica twCl.
PETERSON. Clses H.. f. 5Ith st. Cwsl.
Brooklyn (wC).
SMITH, VIM. A. SIS Carroll st, Brooklyn
srI.LIyAN, Jeremiah. 1871 E. 18th st.
sPERtING Henry. e2I TIFFANY at ODD.
sCHwANER Harry w, isa Norwood av.'
scm ifsR George. ..Os 9Th av.. Brook,
lvn tWSJ.
SLEEPER. Norris, Whipple 81, Brook
Ign tWSl.
sHINNICK, VIM. al e. e4th ST, Brook
lVn twt)
sYNNoTT. Patrick. 2o5s sth av. ',wI.
swITITsKY. Abraham, lss: Washington
av. tKI.
Richard J, Princes Bay
tWll.
WATERS Joseph r. ga T. Issth stCwrl
WHITEHEAD. Alfred. SIS Carroll ST..
BROOKLYN tWtb.
Ignatius lG shaw av" ia
nalCa tWN.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

7TH Az. c4l2 store and south half Of
basement-Bclla Doniger to Albert q
Brandststter., on the premises. W
from oct l, lslS........sl.s20 and 81. $50
52D ST, 555 ". all-iierman II Ausderoh
ct al TO Harry \ Hskoun. 1875 Bway,
yrs from Aug Is, 1915: attys. Todd &
81 John, 2js, Bway. .............sl 300
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xl2s.sxs7.I also strip on 0.4x1ooxO5x
2S.9xe. Xxi ~. John J Hoffstadt ct al 10
Teresa c Hoffstadt, 1855 Valentine av,
prior mtg ~, 500, Sept IS. yrs, 81 90
atty, Jos VI Hauley, 20 Cedar st $500
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RENT APARTMENT HOMES.

Pease G. Gilman have let furnished
apartments In the following houses: In
1879 East Sixty-ninth street TO q. b.
Pennlman. In l31 East RiktS-afth street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY WANTED TO expand machip.rv
concern, located Brooklyn. y, X buildIne
patented line machines necessary to uausr
mills and allied Industries also textile and
rubber Industries, now clas sed a. oS.nniisi
war industry, but normally u peace time
business, with connections ali parts Of
world; business growth in spite Of war
overloads present plant. although runninK
day and night; preparing now for Large
further increase after war. For particular.
address c. c.. box l2g sun office
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INVESTS IN BRONX FLAT.

FOX Observation-Disclosures Selkin has
sold for Leo IIlrschfeld 1852 Fox
street. n five story apartment house. on
cash.
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RESULT AT AUCTION.
LAT IL vEsEY STREET.

CONVENT Az. s12, .. ia11 t.sd,
aexloo, four story and b dwis-Hyman
SOM ct al. ast, L r Trust Go ct al:
the plaintiff for. SIC. 200
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
LIS PENDENs.

CLINTON ST. ss---Max Gilman agt J
Grossman ct al: Aug rs. l9lS...,..Si2j
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Manhattan.

COLUMBIA ST, ss--Rose \ Roberts agt
Aaron Gruner ct al foreclosure of
mortgageJ; attys. Myers 4 Goldsmith
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WARRINGTON. Oct. cs.-The follow
ing casualty lists were made public to-
day by the War Department:
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West SIDE.


West Side.
tWests OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
ssd 10th streets)
18TH ST. as W. :5xs:-Joseph Isaac e. al
to Hy Hencken. 5t3 W 2sth st, all liens
Aug 50; atty, Lawyers Title a T Co. 100
9rH Ay. !. cor i'm st. ssiIi0o-AlsstSgrvv
9o2 W 6sth at partition saiel, Oct 70;
atty, New York Title Mtg Co. la5
18TH ct. 5. 200 " ;th av. ;2.x,s.NianHS
Map Realty Corn TO Mason Realty co,
10 Bway; mtg s2si, 100 al liens, oct
s;TH ST i V. sss"Remiu Really ally
Corpn and lily L singhi TO Anton Lony.
2;t 9Th Az: mtg $500, oct 20; address
iirreg-walter G Parkes to Durham
rerecorded from Oct IS: atty, WIN Thee
Won den Lippe. oil 5th sv...........siO0
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. sol. 1s3xs5lI
wtass Inc ' s,s bin Isl :. to w,9ts,
EGG, c: Sept 2'; atty, Morris Z Gossett,
lI3TH ST. Il. 2s1ioc.,i-,Johin' = r rSo
neran TO Ellphalet l. Davis 24S W 2ed
q. mtg $4,000, March IA. atty. Isidor
SANE PRopER T9 + !. D.vI. to R. slGS
1 Rssii ,is G ana AZ, fordham rd Bronx
savings Bank to Felix D. FaIco A' and
wife. 227o I'd nv. all liens; atty. E
Clineh; Il Park Row.................
to Leo + sturm, ISIS 7th sV. all r iIsna
Aug 40; address. IS W ssth ST. 800
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. q g. at point 57s
stxw ?O0x q S2.S to drive at point KS W
Bway and on curve si4.7 to beg
Winter Realities. Inc, to Winter & wilkes
Inc. $50 W lSjth ST. q all liens. Oct 20;
atty. NJ T. Gossett, 2s1 Bway.........si
DYCKMAN ST. - 325 W Prescott av, *
f K.".,h rorsel9 ,o w oct isIs-Th3mas II
Lyons, Monticello, Y, exrs will David
kenyon. OCT 20: address Nellie C
lO0xiOo--Acton Realty Co TO Agnes a
Livingston. Arlington av. Spuyten Duy-
ylL Bronx: mig 81 zoe. ali liens. sept
"a a''y' & 7 Co. lI6 Bway. 500
Borough OF The Bronx
10TH ST, :ar f. n :, 25xiOo-Henry
S."'n"rs TO Henry Siemers. Jr, 174G TIT
fanv st, sept 30 correction decd: atty.
iasTH ST: SIS, tsi'se Terrace e1 pi. sss1iochn
Lucia Holding Co, Inc TO Antonio l.
speranza. :S2 Z ism st, oct 20; atty,
18TH ST. 40s L, :s,sli;.Lois'V%
Bolt and ano. exrs, ct al to Lois A Bolt,
Deposit; N y. July 81; atty. E cum
"i"s' peposl'' y h''''''..'.....'...$l
MORTiAGEs.
(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street, Il
SUFFOLK ST. >. 76 = Rivingtor St Elk
IS. p m, Oct 24-Pondista Realty 20 IN
Ella Eldredge. 366 Clinton az, Bklyn,
Ia yrs a ~ attys' Thompson q rulI.r
ave ""@' ''.1...'.:.'''''.''''' 10000
(East of Fifth avenue betw.en Eour,.au,h
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ARMY.

R ) RiIled N actios: 90. vs. Died Of SOUNDS.
". ~ Died pr accident or other Cause.
o. D. Died o. disease: (wJ Wounded W.
Messing: P) Prisoner: az. r. M Killed.
on duty, prerfousit reported nissfno: (H.
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