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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-06-06
HORSE BREEDING
The Standard Bred
Trotting Stallion
Ito's Star Cazer
No 6OQA7
No. 6O847

Son of Norval King 2:124
Ito's Star Gazer is a magnificently bred
horse; blood bay in color, star, both
hind ankles white; stands Is hands
high and weighs 1900 pounds; and
individually he is a horse of grand
quality and finish.
He will make the season Of 1918 five
days a week on the fam of the owner,
5 miles east Of Rewey and miles west
of Mineral Point, and on Saturdays in
John r. Browns barn in Mineral
Point. $12 to insure standing colt.
EVERETT DAVIS, Owner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-06-06
The Grade Shire Stallion
Gard EmraI
Sired by Emral 1886 (3OO85)

Sired by Emral 1886 (3OOS5)
Will stand during the season of 1918 on
the farm of the owner, three miles west
of the village Of Waldwick. $40 for a
living colt. Parties disposing of mares
will be held responsible for insurance
money.
Gard Emral is a very fine blocky
horse, with five straight crosses of
Shire stock.
WILLIAM P. ROSS, Owner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-06-06

s. Never make a bluff at pilfering
kiss unless you are prepared to go
through with it.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-06-06
R EAL ESTATE
Buy Property in Mineral Point.

Property will be listed and advertised for
sale in this column free of charge for advertis-
either by this agency or by the owner or other
parties the usual commission will be charged. |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-06-06
STRANGE Contradiction.

Strange Contradiction.
''De man dat don't see de bright side
o. life," said Uncle Eben, "is generally
de same Teller OATS afraid of his
shadow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

Rosalie O Bioodsood. 40 .E sith st; atty.
ny Title 4 NJ Co. las Bwsy.. SIC. 900
WEST END Av. ssi--washington Loan
= Trust Go, trustee, to Mary Strange.
Sound Beach, Conn; attys, Hardy. 50 W.
2STM ST. iis.:iss W, mtg mtg ii:;.ooc@9,yySOss
M.S Ad,sn' ssyr' to Edw Mount Lake
SO Broad st. ........,,...,....s
ARDEN s5li., ST, u: mtg ,2g,OOC.Jo. n \,
Washington. d. C; atty. G Hand. 90
lssp ST. 81, W. mtg now ;;.Ooo-ioiesotsss
Plan to Nellie y Pfan, 5a7 " l4sth at ;
sisT ST Is Z, mts $50 ooo--S Y T & Mtg
co to Isabella Loring. 80 W I2d st: ad-
dress, 1875 Bway: prior int OF. 900
Bronx.
LQTS 2ss to cii, amended map Adce Park
Frank Hall and ano, exrs. to Luigi
Ciiento, sios Bathgate av; atty, l.
Cilehto. 21oe Bathgate $500
AT S5o ,1Io Az , q b1Ssh st. ask
Annie Hays Blue Point, l. I; atty.
Jos Brewster, i70 Bway ...A........S1
UNION Av, 1855 Sarah A. Goeller,
Union. y J, to Hanen Realty Co. 2s04
"a av; atty, Haren Realty Co. 2sot
10TH ST. sa5 E-Maiilda' Home. to rite
Quar- a T Co, iI6 Bway: atty. Title
Guar & T Co. 17s Bway. ..........s2.5o 500
ST. AIMS Av, 71l-Annie Yawger.
extrN. to Annie Yswger. 5es LIST st.
Bklyn. y: atty, l. Dennis. As Cedsr
18TH ST. All E-Annie II Yswger, extrx.
to Annie lawger. 56s LIST st, Bklyn
atty, L Dennis. Is Cedar st...........fl
POPLAR ST. =. 200 " Main ct, 5oxi0t-
Poplar st; atty. Panteii, sos Tire
90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

It's an old saying that II a woman,
or a man either for that matter. has on a
tight pair OF shoes all theiy other
troubles sink into insignifcance. But
after the Government shoe regulations
get TO going good those who used such
heroic measures TO rid themselves OF
other worries will have to find some
other panacea. according to Ben Jacob
son. who should know. as he manages
McElwain. Morse 4 Rogers's place
For when so many styles are done
away with. Mr.. Jacobson says. deal
crs will pay more attention to at" and
those retailers will prosper most who
fit their customers best
From the same authority Il is learned
that while advance information reaching
here from Washington makes IL known
that the main points regarding shoe reg
uiations have been decided there still
remain many minor matters to be set
tied. Forecasting what these minor
matters may be. he says 1t is likely the
regulations will carry the edict that mo
high shoe can be made of white kid.
no Louis heels or turn soles shall be
put on high shoes and no beaded uppers
on either high or low shoes"
1t is crime. he says. to sell short
shoes yet 1t IL done every day in the
week IN stores that do not carry
narrow widths" However, when the
foregoing regulations are given out in
toto, 1t is predicted. dealers will be
compelled to pay less attention to colors
and more to corns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat IA vESEY STREET.

BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
52D ST. $40 W. 25x10O5 ) sty tint: exr's
sale: estate OF Patrick McGuirll de-
ceased: knocked down to a Goep-
coNvENT ~. aii., 2oriCo. IT., ,' and
base dw!g: vol snls: knocked down to
,aD ST. 2?5 F. a5xlo2a s;y M wi vol
sac: knocked down 10 Frank u
LEXINGTON Az, I4I3. 21v1O sty asd
base dwlg; vol sale: bid in...,...sl3. 800
l20TH ST, H. +. 2O10xlOO,l sly fiat;
vo! sale; knocked down to l. s Jer-
Sd ST. I:7-ias W. Aoxioo vo: sac;
knocked down to b Rogers FOR Geo
10TH ST, a. L, 25xl0O ii; vol sale
knocked down 10 W o Badger. s7.TOO
BY Joseph p. Day.
UNION SQUARE W. 49, 8oGs15o. IL sty
ontce and str bldg: Mutual Life Ins Co agt
" Union Square Corn e. al: due. SEAL
3o0.11; taxes. &C. sS.OI44T. With drawn
BY Henry Brady.
18th ST. H. w. 2OxlO2 p 4 sly and base
dwig: u c Faulkner ct al. t-stes. agt
c Bingham .: al; due, s22 COL ~ !;
taxes, &C. 3l,s95.5O: to the plain.
ST NICHOLAS Az. 7se. soxio6. : s,v and
base Owls: W II Maeder agt Echo bldg
Co; due. 81. s0I.38; taxes. &c. s442 20 I;
TO the plaintiff ..................Sl $40 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

@':: AS s:nq s!SS dye ,,ss Is: :,s%pS S
sss%gt Anew yo sSs to v Aafa'
5000 Ktehison, TopeEa 4 santa Fe Rail
way t% adjustment bonds. due 1879:
se,Soo Brooklyn Gaty r. =; hrst moTtEsss
s ~ S9nd souS aSs i JsnIsry a anS July
5000 Chicago. Rock island & Pacific Rail.
1888: stamped tax exempt New York
to August. 1871: coupons January ana
$4,000 Canada Southern Railway consclI.
dated Sc gnarantee bonds. dYe ISL =
stamped tax exempt New so od o to
t obep: ssH coupons Np'" ""
5000 Houston & Texas Central n. r. gen.
stamped TAX exempt New York TO
september 1921 coupons April ana
$4,000 New York. ontario & Western Rail-
way sstund,nE mortgage ~ oo son.
5000 Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway
n nr' t.n mcr,sase 40 bonds certificates
$4,000 Northern Pacific Railway, prior lien
railway and land grant ~ bonds due n,
1927 coupons January, April July and
$4,000 ST. Louis. iron Mountain. & Southern
Railway unifying and rezundins 70
Sa% YORK; Sps t to Ausa ampeins si coupons
January and July; 7eH.
5000 cf H sssn ST sGs' New T.s a.:s.
bond bonds due 1881; Interest June 10 and
5000 Dec esn,ra, 10 hudson Steamboat Com.
April. 1898; coupons April and octo-
$500 chamber of Commerce. New York
$1,000 Durland Company. second mortgage
and November; 25%.
$1,000 New York Railways Company 20
sanasrH , %o' intsTe. "G April and oc
$1,000 New Yori, Railways Company. nrst
bonds. '" due JanuarI. iss:; interest
January and July; is.. cv
common. SIS each: ss5 share.
SAX shares broadway Safe Deposit Com
IS shares Central Hudson Steamboat Com
ITO shares Central Hudson Steamboat
SO shares chsttei Loan Society of New
200 share, Soro,on Water Company; so
100 shares Metropolitan Bank, New York;
100 shares National Bank Of commercs
l.. shares New York Railways Company
IS shares Ninth Avenue r.. r. Co: =.
100 shares Royal Typewriter Company
common: 500 lot.
100 shares Royal Typewriter Company pre-
ferred: 81 share.
20 shares Schickel Motor Company; $3.50 lot
6 shares Brooklyn Atheneum and Read
ing Room: 81 share. 40
IA shares Lopez Trading Company. Sos
shares Prudenclo RabeN Cigarette Ma
chine Company: ISL. 80
~ shares Prudenclo Rabell Cigarette Ma
chine COMPANY: 81.
shares Noroton Water Company: 10.
5 shares Glenbrook Water Company In
term certificates; s25 each.
10, shares United Gas & Electric Corpora
tlon (Connecricut), frst preferred; ~.
81 shares Lima Locomotive Works, Inc
common: 4iss.
1000 shares Chicago Eastern ILLINOIS
Il. Il. Co. preferred: 81 share.
400 shares Chicago & Eastern Illinois
r. r. Co. common; tls share. 49,
$1,000 City OF Norfolk. Va, Atlantic City
Ward. improvement 4eo bond. due
1882: coupons January and July; 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
FLATS In DEMAND.

PARK AVENCE-The Benenson Realty
Company has bought from client
of David Fox, attorney, the two five
story fats at 4726 Park avenue and
423 to 427 East 1Ssth street. at the
northeast corner of those thorough
fares. The houses occupy site 'front.'
ing ~ feet on Park avenue and 100
feet, on the street. and were held at
$4,000. They have an annual rent
roll of $4,000. There are stores in
the corner house. The buildings we're
finished about two years ago and are
fully tenanted.
EAST s5TH STREETx-A. II. Levy has
sold for the Melton Realty Company
Estate Bank) the two six story tene-
ments at 436 to 44o East ,E!ghty-ffth
street, on plot 75X102.2. The new
owner is an investor.
COURTLANDT AVENUE - Alexander
Selkin and David Mintz, with Paul
Weber, have sold for Frank Gass
Inc, the two three story tenements
with stores, on plot 50x92, at 100 and
792 Courtlandt avenue.
MANIDA STREET-John O'Leary,
builder. has bought from the !. G. II
Construction Company the vacant
plot. 200x100 feet, on the west side
of Manida street. 125 feet north OF
Randall avenue. in the Hunts Point
section. ]. Clarence Davies negotia-
ted the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
TRADERS TAKE SPACE.

Spear & Co. have rented to Littsuer
Bros, glove manufacturers, the ninth,
tenth and eleventh lofts at ~ to 7s
Spring street.
George H. Read & Co. have leased
the second floor at 392 Fifth avenue to
the Stanley & MacGibbons Company
also the store at 297 Fifth avenue to
Edmund Holiender.
Huberth & Huberth have leased the
store and basement at the southeast cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Fifty fifth
street to the Lee Tire and Rubber Com
pany.
j. e. Moors has leased stores at 81
and SO Columbus avenue to Harry NJ.
Want
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased
space to the National Shirt Company at
Al to &c West Fourth street: to Kath-
ryn A. Bamman and Victor Guinnet at
IS East Thirty sixth street to ]. Pau.
get at and 10 West Thirty-siXth street,
to tho American Grocers Society. Inc.
store and basement at 25S Greene street
and to Best & Co., Inc. at 1871 and 159
East Thirty-second street.
Charles G. Keller has rented lott at
81 West Twenty-first street to Goldin
Bros
The Rowantree-Schley Company, with
F.. S. Willard Co. have leased the
store at 156 West Fourteenth street 10
the Compania Hispano Americana, Inn
porters and publishers of Spanish books
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
Buyers in the City.


ADRIAN, MlcH.-A. b. Park Dry Good,
Co; T. Z. Parl, ,dry goods, carpets and
AUGUSTA. GA.-E. Pollock (dry goods.
&cD. Hotel Collingwood.
BALTIMoRE-L, Conway tpiece goods,
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Johnston tdry
goods, SCI, Hotel York.
B4sToN-w herman tplece' soods,,
CANTON. oHIo-Erlanger Dry Goods Co.
$. Erlanger dry goods, Mrs. S. Err
c,r ia ,Ss or T1Ty gGSd"; az West :s'h st.
goods. Grand Hotel.
CHICAGo-wrliam Ledere- 60. J.. J.
Singer twoo aud cotton dress goods
c1NCINNATI-rhe II. & $. Pogu~ Co. C.
4: Frazier tcolored dress goods, 3ss
DAYTON. oHIo-Elder & Johnston Co
D, v Davis white goods, $50 Fifth sv.
DIES MO1NES--S. Wolk & Co s. wolk
ttGlothinE, furnishing goods and hatsl,
ERIE. PA.-.Trssk, Prescott & Richard son
CO; f. J. Hert,ol tdomestlcs, dress goods,
rn si I nv nnd hanks,s!' 1929 Broadway
tpiece go1isl, Hotel Aberdeen.
GREENSBORO, y. C.--Meyer's +. r.
Harlee dress goods. silks, wash goods,
1889 Brot iway, Longscre.
HEREFORD. CoTN,,-H AsheIm (dry
LEWISTON. PA;-RubIe CO, B. Rubie
dry goods &o). jrand Hotel.
LOS ANGELES-Arthur Let's Mr. yann
lsilksi. Bullock's. s5 Madison av.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. * Robinson.
Q, c. Hermann door covcrings). s. Muhi-
fielder ribbons and wash goods, care OF
sew oRLEAHS1i. Lew general dry
goods lino). s56 Church st.
NoRFOLK--Amas, BROMLEY & HurnelI,
d. Ames tdry goods. &c.), Hotel Colling-
PHILADELPHIA Co. J.. Kaplin
dry goods, Hotel Coilingwood.
ST JOSEPH; NOV. Beattie Cdry goods.
ST LoClS-Rice-stix Co. Herman Halter
wash goods, s77 Broadway, room 900
SARATOGA SPRINGS. p. McGirr (dry
goods &C.; Hotel Grand.
UTICA. r. Wells & Son Co. w A.
Pepper 0inens, white goods>. Hotel
Grand.
Ready to Wear.
Al.BANY---Mandelbau Bros. NJ Man.
delbarm Clothing. cloths, &C.,, Hotel
AUSTIN DALLAS. TEN. - Cline. Rosner
Co. Charles Rosner (ready to WEAR,
care OF NJ s Cohen, West eoth st.
AUSTIN. TEN. Rosner, tdry goods.
notions. ready to wear and millinery 4
West ?sth ST.. room 1903
BALTIMORE Benesch a. Sons 3. Com
precht twomen's ready to wesr. Hotel
DALTIMORE-The Hub. T. w. Walsh
!cioaks and snitsl. Hotel Imperial.
BALTIMORE-~Ha nneman- 20. Leo W
Alfred Fanti. lie West asd ct. ' 0'
BALTfMORE-Hecht Bros. & Co. F. g.
Deu'sch twomen's garmentS, Hotel
BOSTON & Co. Mrs Dana
Goats and suits. care OF syndicate. $50
BosToN-Gold & Crosson Co. r. C. Gold
clothing and tailoring; Hotel Latham.
BOULDER. COLL Herman tcloaks
suits. &eJ. Hotel Bresiin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

Record Price Given
for Raw Skunk Skins

NTHAT is said to be the highest
w price ever paid In THIS coun-
try for raw skunk skins was
obtained yesterday at the fall auction
OF furs under the auspices OF the New
York Fur Auction Corporation, when
the finest lot offered brought 80 each.
A freak fox fur. auctioned for the
benefit of the Red Cross, brought
$500.
Total sales for the three days
amounted TO s1,750,000. Prices for
ermine were 30 per cent. higher.
When a cat sings on the back
fence at night 1t might be well to re-
member that her skin is worth i.42.
A lot of cat pelts were knocked down
yesterday.
Mole. the FIRST. offering, did rot
bring as good prices as at the April
auction. Badger sold at practically
the same price II did in the spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

The largest number of contracts for
army uniforms ever given out by the
United States will be awarded on bids
which have been submitted and which
will be opened at the Quartermaster's
Department. 100 East Sixteenth stree,
at IL A. VI. this morning.
The bids have been received from
more than 400 manufacturers. which is
record number to bid on this class OF
work. These seekers after Government
patronage number among their personnel
some of the best known factor. In the
clothing industry and are located in all
parts of the country. The awards will
ne for overcoats, service coats and
trousers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
MAXIMUM PRICES
FTXEDON SHOES
Probably Will BE Announced
To-day-Amounts to Be
Stamped in Footwear.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Maximum
prices on all grades Of shoes, It is under
stood, will be announced by the War
Industries Board tomorrow or Friday.
The board and the shoe manufacturing
industry are said to have practically
completed arrangements for naming the
prices.
According to report the prices will be
fixed according to the grades of shoes.
and the grade is to be stamped on the
inside Of each shoe, SO that the buyer
may be well informed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
LIS PENDENS.


10TH ST, 52s E-Peter W Hudtwaiker ct
al agt Gertrude Faust ct al tamended
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys, Rube &
Keller
S7TH ST. s. =, eos e Avenue A. l6xss-Ber-
nafd Amend, trustee. agt August II
Ticha ct al foreclosure of mortgage
attys, Amend & Amend.
llSTH ST 1870 E--Wm l. Walker ct al sgt
VIM Lustgarten & Co. Inc. ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Plan & Man.
STANTON ST. " cor Sheriff ST. 25N6@-
Louise Nacher- Brown agt Samuel MI
chalisky ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
atty. II Cook.
18th ST, 1S0-lsl E--Leon y Greene agt
Mary Kane ct al faction to set aside CON
Veyance); atty, r Reese.
VALENTINE Az. c s, 1909 n isOth at,
2Sxll3s-E N & II X Real Estate and
Construction Corpn agt ForssEren Realt,
Co. Inc faction for specific performance
OF contract attys, Miehling g. ksyser.
BELMONT Az, =. 1897 n Oakland pl
sjxl02. 5-Louis Reicher agt Fanny Bers
ct al action for specific performance
of contract; atty. w Jacobs
LEGGETT Az. =, 125 Beck 81. 25y
lo7.5-viiginia Danzig-r ct al. as trustee
agt Manhattan Az Holding Co ct a
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: atty, NJ
Sneudsira.
LEGGETT Av, W =. 100 n Beck st. o5s
loi.5-Virg'nia Danziger ct al. as trus-
tees Rgt Manhattan Av Holding Co. Inc
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, N
Sneudaira.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
WOULD BOOST RENTING RATES.

The committee on ethics and commits
sions OF the Real Estate Board has de-
cided to recommend to the board OF gov
ernors that commissions on leases In
Manhattan, The Bronx and brooklyn be
increased so per cent. over the existing
scale. The board OF governors will meet
October 3, and II II adopts the recon-
mendation the new rates will become
effective November /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

BEEvES--Receipts, also head: q cars
on sale. steers slow and generally 25c.
lower. with some stock unsoid. Bulls and
cows dull and barely steady. Ordinary to
fsirl;, prime steers sold at .lSQis25 per
100 lbs bulls t6,5o9lI; cows. H.25a
1890. Dressed beef slow; common. to
choice native sides, ia zoe per ID
CALyES-Receipts. I.a4O head; 900 on
sale Market steady, Common to- prime
vesls sold at l5gcl per 100 lbs cuiis
G soatSsrn a5J ys%TnE,
Tl2.60; city dressed veals quiet at 2tT
Sse; per per h.; country dressed do, lower at
SHEEP AND LAMRs--Reeelpts. $40
head; 10 cars on sale. sheep steady;
lambs dull and a fraction lower Common
70 prime sheep Cewssl. .Sdl25o per 100
81 s ' Su. UsTG sey 70 S,s D.%' lambs
weak at 22@sOc, 'a"'0'
HOGS-Receipts. ?,sso head; car, on
Prime New York and Pennsylvania hog,
sold at s2o.So per 100 lbs; roughs, sl7. IS,
Live stock Markets in Other Cities.
10000; market SLOW, about steady. a Few
spots weak to lower Butchers, SIG. Ia
20; light, .ls.5oals.9S packing, sis.sSs
tsSis. T ;isSis 7'S0isa5; pigs good to
ca,,ieERecep,s. $4,000; hes, steer.
i STEADY; others and butchers slow to s5c
ON,I' caves soc loHeT, Beef cattle,
good. choice and prime, s1sa1ssO: com.
mon and medium, sl0gi575. Butcher
stock: cows and heIfers, ,Iala,25. Can
ers. good, choice and fancy, sildIt: In
ferior. common and medium, s7f59Ii
Veal calves. good and choice/ sIS4lses
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: lambs dull
mostly csc. lower; sheep steady TO lower
Lambs. choice and prime. ,I7.25 ais:
a13.6o. Ewes, choice and prime, sII'5cS
,ias. anu S'''' wig 'i'0' 'u'l''
KANSAS CITY. Sept. es.-Hors-p..
csipts. 5000: lower. Bulk. ,issSa1s H &C..
heavy. $ls.75ul9.75 packers ana butchers
!ls5oGis.SS: lights, sis.25aisiO; pigs.
csttIeGReccip,s, 10000; steady. pr,m.
si0al7; southern steers S7@i4; cows,
t5.5odl2: heifers t1dl2,S0; stockers and
feeders T,Sodl5; bulls. sTGs50; calves,
sheep-Receipts. 10000; steady. Lambs
;iSTiI;SS!; yssr!l,niE,s, aGIeeai:6o; wethers,
os alGPsy:g I MIass iis sss
1850: good heavy, sis,75gls.so bulk,
Csttie-Recslpt.. 500; best cattle
steady; others lower. Native beef steers,
t yssr"E 'sssT: snd heller.
and feeders. Is 5o@i:;. fair to prime
and heitsrs' N6oqiS; native calves
sneep1Reesipts, 1900 steady. Lambs
s sssSD q 10" nisis' Gamers and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
Assistant Wool Buyers Appointed.

Special Despatch TO THE SrN.
WASHINGTON, Sept 25.--Assistants TO
Messrs. Koshland and Wilcox In pur-
chasing wool for the Government in
South America were announced by the
Quartermaster General to-day as fol-
lows:
William c.. Fallon, Frank H. Mont
gomery, James Cook. Stanley G. Carl.
Charles =. Hughes. l.. Udell Edgshill
and Rowland W. Bottomley. It In I'M
derstood they will receive salaries from
the Quartermaster CORDS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
STABLES FOR STORAGE USE.

Henry Lindenmeyr G. Sons. whole
sale dealers in paper. have taken n ten
year lease Of the Metropolitan stables at
l22 to 12S West Third street, through
10 10 and II Minetta lane. from Mary
VI. Cowenhaven, who acquired the prop
erty last January. The lessees will use
the property for storage purposes. The
property consists of four story brick
buildings, s9.1lN100. on West Third
street and 75x50 on Minetta lane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26

Special Despatch 10 The SrS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The following
awards were made to-day at the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
mert:
Schedule 5.s73i,, 5000 dozen hand
kerchiefs, f. Heller & Bros, New York,
sl.0s per dozen
Schedule 5.679ia. 5000 rolls cotton
trouser laces, Narrow Fabric Company,
Reading. Pa. s.0624 per roll.
Schedule 5.677i2, 100000 spools black
linen thread No, 40, The Linen Thread
Company, New York, IA cents per spool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
RED CROSS GETS GERMAN CLUB.

The board OF governors OF the
Deutscher Verein. or German Club, at
ll2 Central Park South. has leased the
building. a five story structure, on a
plot 75X110, to the New York county
chapter OF the American Red Cross.
The name has been changed TO the La
cayette House. 1t will be used as a
home for convalescent soldiers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

CANAL. ST. Ial and 1871 Abramson &
Son. Inc agt 1911 and 1913 Canal ST. Inc.
owner and contractor ............ I.s0s
G3D ST. lI2-ll4 E-Julius Oehrlein ag.
Abraham r Cox ct a.. owners: James c
Mack Co, contractor ........ .Sl,"3l4s
esd ST, liz and ia E-Superior Fire
Proof Door and Sash Co. inc. agt Abrs-
ham II Cox ct a.. owners; James Mack
Co, Inc. contractor. .................siS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
THEATRE DISTRICT PROJECT.

Felix Isman and Louis Lcavltt plan TO
erect a three story Office and loft build
ing at I'll to 715 Seventh avenue, be-
tween Forty-seventh and Forty eighth
streets, on plot 50x12o. The site ad-
Joins the Columbia Theatre, and Is Mt
present improved with three old four
story buildings. The builders are said
to have arranged for their material sew
eral months ago and expect to have the
structure ready for occupancy by Novem-
Der |.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
PROFESSIONALISM in Purchases
of Tcnemcnts in\ Manhat-
- tan and The Bronx.
BANK SELLS TWO FLATS
East 85th st. Property Taken
by Misunderstanding
Market Active.

Trading was quiet in the realty mar
ket yesterday. What there was OF 1t was
Of a professional character. An oper-
ator and an investor each took two fats
and a builder bought large plot In
The Bronx. Two apartments on East
Eighty-nfth street passed from the
ownership OF the State Bank to an In
weston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
DEMAND FOR FINE FLATS.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment at go Park avenue
TO Charles Kaye: also an apartment at
1903 East Eighty-fourth street to Mrs
Edwin c. Feigenspan, and at &c East
Forty-ninth street to Mrs. Rosina Henly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

w. ]. Huston & Son have leased the
three story and basement houses at eco
Edgecombe avenue for Elizabeth Keeney
20 Elizabeth Malley; at 222 Edgecombe
avenue for Barbara SCHUYLER to Jennie
Dalzell. and at 255 Tdgecombe avenue
for Frank Hill to Mark Overden,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
JOHN A. CARVER a DIRECTOR.

At a meeting o. the board OF directors
II the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company Monday John 4. Carver Of
sherman g. Sterling was elected a di-
rector 10 MI the vacancy In the board
caused by the death of John w. Sterling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
SELLS L. i. CITY PLOT.

A. McWhirter has sold to NJ. Revels
the plot, 90x390. on the west side of
Debevoise avenue. $50 feet east OF Lock-
wood street, Long Island City.