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The sun., 1918-07-06
Buyers in the City.


BoSToN-Hanover Furniture Co Herman
Cohen carpets and furniture), Hotel Al
bert.
BUFFALO Vim. Hcngerer Co. L. j.
White carpets, rugs &cD, care OF .
West 37th st
CANASDAIGuA, y, Y.--Andrrson store.
G. f. Curttss carpets and upholstery,
Hotel Rres'in
SAN FRANCISCO Taylor Furniture co.
II. Taylor furniture and carpets,, Hotel
Grand
SAN ERANCIsCo-Ciiy Of Paris d. @ Co.
l. l. Pierce upholstery and carpets),
40 Fifth av.
Millinery.
CHICAGO. g. Kelly Cmilinery) Hotel
Bro2tell.
ClNCISNATI--Joseph Lazarus co. Mrs
!. T. Carson tmIllIneryl. $40 broadway
ROCHESTER, Emporium. World Millinery
60. II e. Bear (millnery), 6el Broad
way,
SAN FRANCISCO-Parisian Hat co. NJ
Jackson twomen's hatsl. Hotel Brcslin
CHlCAGo-Elson, Keith & Co, p wa.
nick tuntrimmed hatsl, care o25 Fifth av
MACON. CAV. A. Dooly co. Mrs p
Prince millinery. Hotel Broztell
ST. LoUIs-Rosenthal-S osn Millinery Co
n, Folks thatsl. care 3O3 Fifth av
WOODWARD. okLA.-Gsrlach. Hopkins
The sun., 1918-07-06
INVEST IN BRookLYN HOMES.

Charles G. Stelle has sold the dwell
ing at 6i2 Baltic street for 7. j. Reyu-
olds TO Thomas +. Grady
John L. Sullivan. builder, has sold
621 Seventy-fourth street, one family
dwelling, and 1885 Sixty-ninth street,
two family dwelling.
Elias G. Van Herpen has resold the
three story brick corner store ayld apart
ments at 1902 Fort Hamilton avenue,
The one story garage. on plot look
100 feet, recently completed by Levy
Bros. on the northwest corner OF Coney
Island avenue and Montgomery street
has been sold. The buyer gave in part
payment ?5I and $50 Third avenue, two
four story tenements with stores near
the Bush Terminal.
Walter 5. Ross and c. c. Gretslnger
have sold for Henry Mally. Jr., the one
family limestone front house on the
south side of SiXty-seventh street 3s3
feet west of Second avenue
The Alec Building Company has sold
the brick ard half timbered stucco dwell
ing. with garage, at 2lii SiXty-second
street, near Twenty-second avenue. to n
Halpern.
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Wsd:wcrtS az, } yrs sa,s; atty, TisIs
e,sT T'F sT &c. i's Bwa isx,cc l. JUN $500 900
Mars, NJ Myekor I, 10 Myron $ Falk .
W. S2d e, "a mrs yrs 57t atty Title &C oS SSG
iosrH 81 sr. % f r. 5. 'isoxioo il. july So
Louis jacobson to Lawyers Mort Co. 30
Liberty Al. due aud Int as per bond. 81, 600
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST W 10th ay, runs $ POGO TO
18th st W Iesto iith av xn 22i.a to
r Ann st inoN wt ito beg Iurs SoG Sp
Genesso T. ct ct " al. trustees noSt "
Chani,r, due July =. 1921. int as per
bond bond: atty Title Guar T Go Goo d d6S
cENThAL PARK ". " c seth st, ios *
$50. D m. July 3--1ooo Westminster Ave
- due and int as per bond. pr mtg
!s0To.oo0; attys. stodlord NJ. I2G
'2b sr. 80 W. W n s. ao1ioo's, ja - Nv
Chas. Haskell to trustees of the Fund
fcr c.t hgsd 4 iq'irm Cls,symSn OF Of the
due July 2. 1921, Sc; atty, TIL. Cur
I Co, 1iG Bw1y s11 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th streotD
eth Az. s. 7s.a II 1s5th st. c5xs4 July
sentelder. IS Amsterdam Ir a. "v. due due july
3, 1873, 50 atty. Samuel l Golieb. %
"'''''''' ''i-''''
Bronx
Borough Of The Bronx
TELLER Az. i3ii. VS., 2ixioo-Hermann
Clinton Az Juiv 4 duo ea nor hord
atty TIL. q A. # 90 l3s nwar s. oOo
l5sD ST . q 10 W Elton az soxloo-
Julius Rrunins to RichSr " Sol o't SO E
ls3d ST. prior mtg s33 900 July T. due as
per bond; atty, II Davis, 2soI al
av ..........,......... 900
POWELL. Az " c tastie Hill av. iS;x
sS--Caroiine Muscig to MarEareta Weiss
463 Gouvcrncur pl. july g. yrs, 80
atty. l. T 4 Co, 100 Dwny So. 500
GRANT Az, " g. 1855 1914 ST. 2Oxs5--C
J CHrev Bldg Co. Inc. to Jacob NJ Har-
ris Ssj Grant av, prior mtg IS 900, July
3. . yrs. to atty, I. r & r Co. l60
Bway Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
WISE Az. li1S, =. 25xioO-Adela NJ Har-
The sun., 1918-07-06
SAYS LIMIT TRADE
KNOWN DEALERS
Peabody Offers Plan to End
PrOfitccring in WOOllcns
and Apparel.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The combining
or trade in woollens to generally recog-
rized distributors is urged upon the
members OF the woollen and apparel
trades by Herbert f. Peabody. chief of
the voollen section of the War In
dustries Board. In communication
which he has addressed to some sixteen
OF the leading associations in those
trades. Mr. Peabody urges this COOP
Grafton with the Government to put an
end to the practice OF profteering and
Is construed as warning to the trade
that its failure to act against the
rrofiteering abuse may bring more dras-
tic action by the Government.
The letter, which IL understood to be
the result of the conference held last
Monday here with representatives OF the
wholesale and retail women's apparel
trade, says:
ut Is desired that you communicate
to the members OF the industries rep
resented by YOU that rrofiteerinG in
cloth or clothing is detrimental to the
public welfare and is contrary to the
industrial policy, as outlined by the
president. = Sc urg" that trading
should he confined to those who are
known to serve In some generally rec
ognized way as distributors. II specu-
lation is allowed 10 continue II is bound
u react upon all concerned"
The sun., 1918-07-06
New Jersey Interpretations.

TRENTON. y. j. July THE follow
ing corporations were chartered In New
Jerse" to-day:
Amboy Athlete club. promote athletics.
South Amboy, $1,000; Albert Jerome. Fred
Regina, joseph Jerome, South Amboy.
Cellars Lake Association. real estate
Camden. 100000; Armitt s COate. WILL
lam q. Leconey, Nathan Thorn, Moores-
town.
Texclln Corpora ion. cotton and woollen
fabrics. Newark, ,tl25O0o; ID. Frederick
Burnet' Nprbury &. Murray, Joseph Car
ravino. Newark.
lincoln Highway Garage, conduct garage,
Jersey city. si00Oo0; oscar Hensdorf
Phii!p Engelhardt, Jersey cry; Charles
Reinrke, West Hobolien,
Norey Realty Company, real estate
Gloucester, 5000 600; II. \. Black, A. +.
McCabe. John Il. Turner, Jersey city.
business, J"rsov city. $4,000; Thomas A.
Morrow, New York; George +. Carroll. Jer-
sey Cltvs Kenneth a Thomas, Rdgewood
The sun., 1918-07-06
HOTEL HAMILTON LEASED.

The Hotel Hamilton Corporation.
which owns the hotel in course of con-
struction at l4l to 1853 West Seventy
third street. has leased it for twenty -one
years to new corporation headed by
/. Fluegelrhan. This is the only hotel
in New York built under the new coming
law and Is a model of perfection In each
and every detail. The hotel contains 3ll
rooms and 200 baths. The Hotel Haml-
ton Corporation was represented by H.
y. Davis. as its attorney, and Henry
Fluegelman represented the lessee. The
total rental to be paid will be more than
100000. being at the rate of $685. 900 a
year. George h. Corsa negotiated the
lease. The hotel has a first mortgage
placed by S. w. Strauss & Co.
The sun., 1918-07-06
TAKES ~ ROOM SUITE.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co have leased
the two last remaining apartments at
~ Madison avenue, northeast corner of
SiXty-siXth street, to Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes. who has lived for many years at
gao Madison avenue. corner Thirty-sev-
enth street. The combined apartments
contain twenty-nine rooms and eight
baths
Pease & Gilman have leased large
apartment at $40 Park avenue to Alice
s. Wright for a term OF years: apart
ment ut 37j Park avenue to A, II. Jones /;
at 81 East Fifty-seventh street to Miss
l.. r. Plimpton. and at 1913 Park avenue
to Mrs. w. Scott Cameron,
The sun., 1918-07-06
Bumper wheat Crop Due.

CHICAGO. July Modern Miller out
look There have been scattered re-
ports OF damage to the wheat in the
Northwest because of drought This will
be to a considerable extent offset by late
Increase In acreage not included In the
Government official figures. Wheat cut
and threshed thus far shows average
quality, and In some sections exceeds
expectations as to yield. The Govern
ment has placed large quantities OF cars
in the winter wheat belt to move grain
AS rapidly as threshed, Corn crop
promise Is above normal"
The sun., 1918-07-06
OPERATORS MY DWELLING.

WEST BOTH STREET-David Lion
and Samuel Fitzpatrick have bought
from the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company the four story dwell
ing, on lot aO6xlOO. 4l7 West 13Oth
street. J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. were
the brokers in the transaction.
CONCORD ANENUE-The Meister
Builders have bought from the Har-
lem Savings Bank. SOC and 504 Con-
cord avenue, two three story dwell
ings,. on plot 4oxloo. near 18th
street.
PELHAM ROAD-The Hudson p Rose
Company has sold the dwelling at
1871 Pelham road to Francis Nathan.
WEBB ANENTE-Frederi ck Brown has
sold to a client OF Brooks & Momand,
2436 Webb avenue. near Fordham
road five story apartment house, on
plot 4SXl0O. 1t is fully tenanted,
Yielding an annual rental of over
SS.uoO In part payment Mr. Brown
took 34S Madison street. a five story
tenement with stores, on lot 23Xg5,
free and clear. between Scanned AMI
jackson streets. Title to the latter
property is now held by Clarence Nor
gan toddington. The Webb avenue
house is the southerly one of two
similar buildings acquired by Mr.
Brown last month from John c. and
p. J. Dwyer.
The sun., 1918-07-06

WAsHINGroN. July TO extend the
protective benefits OF all American re-
publics represented at the trademark
convention held in Buenos Ayres in 1910
Is the aim of the bill which has just been
introduced by Representative Sims. chair
man OF the House Committee on Foreign
Commerce. 1t amends the existing trade
mark law so as to recognize the validity
Of any trademark duly registered in any
international bureau or office created or
recognized by treaty or convention rati-
fed by the United States Government
The sun., 1918-07-06
Special Despdfch 10 THE ST,

Sptc'h DtSpTtCh 10 IHE StN.
CHICAGO. July 5.---In their weekly re-
view of trade. Marshall Field & Co Say :
Wholesale distribution OF dry goods
for the current week is in excess OF
that OF the corresponding week in 1911.
Road sales for immediate and future de-
livery are not as large as the same
period a year ago Customers have
been in the market in fewer numbers
than during the same week last year
Collections show an increase over those
for the corresponding period year
ego"
John v Farwell & Co. say:
THE month of June made n remark
able showing nctwithsta nding the period
of doubt during the latter part Of the
month IN which merchants began to
await important decisions from Wash
inrton before making further commit
ments for the future,
collections are very good indicating
that retail business has been active.
Trade in general feels confident that
the releasing Of definite Information
from Washington will at once release
such commitments as do not interfere
with Federal requirements"
The sun., 1918-07-06
PARKER SLOANE GID ST. BUYER

Parker Sloane. president of the United
States Alloys Corporation of New York
and Buffalo, manufacturers of airplanes
Is the buyer Of the former home o.
Warner Van Norden at East Sixty
second street, reported sold recently. Mr..
Sloane plans to make extensive altera-
tons to the house and occupy it. At
present he resides at 347 West Eighty
seventh street.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Hyde Is the buyer
OF East Sixty-flfth street. reported sold
recently. Mrs. Hyde will occupy the
house. She now resides in an apartment
at 9O3 Park avenue
The sun., 1918-07-06
Army Need. VAST supplies.


WASHINGTON, July "a vast amount
Of supplies from the textile industries
are needed by the Government. accord
ing To the list for the week o; July y.
given out by the equipment division or
the Quartermaster Department. the
buyers for these articles areN located AT
100 East Sixteenth street. New York
Among the requirements are: Twenty
ounce melton and jerlin lining. quantity
undetermined t'anne. quantity I'M
determined four pound blankets,
quantity undetermined cotton rope.
3OO, 600 pounds: cooks aprons. 1000 ;
drill bed sacks, 1000. 900: white duct,
coats. 100. 900; denim jumpers, 1000
900: cotton shirts. olive drab. 100000
woollen shirts, olive drab. 100000
denim trousers, 100000 pairs; white
duck trousers. 100000 pairs denim
hats 3OO,0o0; barrack bags, l,ooo,ooo'
The sun., 1918-07-06

Blue and brown will hold their own
as popular shades for women's garments
this fall, according to users of dress
goods in the trade. Navy will be n
strong favorite all summer and khaki Is
expected to be In good demand Here
are some OF the most favored shades
Alta ntic, Japan blue midnight blue. grape
Irvine. beaver. bear rodent. seal and
guinea hen. With the exception OF mid
right blue and beaver, all of these colors
are on the fall, 1918. American color
card
The sun., 1918-07-06
BRooKLyN WAREHOUSES LEASE.

Joseph p, Day has leased for a term
of years to the Sutherland Forwarding
Company the property known as 43l-433
Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. together with
The two story rear building. The prem
ises were formerly occupied by the An
heuser-Busch Bottling Association.
The sun., 1918-07-06
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Holiday at End of Week Slows
Up Trading in All
Sections.
BIG HOTEL Is LEASED
West Side Structure Rented
for 81 Years at $4,000
Warehouses in Demand.
BIG HOTEL Is LEASED

The after effect Of the holiday was
plainly evident in the reports that came
from brokers' offices yesterday, and the
tone OF the entire market was one OF
dulness, a slowing up Of business which
will not he resumed until Monday. the
stop in trading having come so close to
the end Of the week. Nearly all OF the
buying and selling was in sections out
side of Manhattan. Operators were the
leaders in the little trading which came
to light in The Bronx. while in Brooklyn
II was chiefly Investment The demand
for warehouse space was the only re-
deeming feature OF the local market.
Two large warehouses were taken out
OF the market during the day, and a
denl was closed for one of the city's new
hotels
The sun., 1918-07-06
SELLS sCARsDALE ESTATE.

David Stewart and X X. MacLea have
sold for Mrs. L. b. Mausolff her new
residence, with three and one-half acres
Of land. on Morris lane near Heathcote
road, Scarsdale, Westminster county. The
property was held at SJj. 1000.
The sun., 1918-07-06
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE

A CLIENT bought Mt foreclosure sale 8
lots on Kenmore Road, Douglas Manor.
Douglaston. Long Island, lots 81. 90. IS, "a
and %, Block 10. VIII sell for $3.50. Also
3 lots at Westmorelanl, on Nassau Road.
lots 10, Is. II. Block II. These lots are
near the Little Neck station. Queens Coun-
~, Long Island. viii sell for $3.50. Apply
to EDWARD u. BRYDE. 977 Broadway,
New York CITY.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, July 1.-The Commercial But
lcun will say tomorrow of the wool
market: Definite grading rules have
been issued by the office Of the Wool Ad-
mInistration on all domestic clips The
manufacturing situation is unchanged.
Allotments of wool are being made at the
present time only for civilian manufac-
ture"
The sun., 1918-07-06
Special Despatch 10 THE Srx

QUEBEC. July TO insure greater
production for war purposes the Provin-
Cial Government has decided TO allow
the employment of girls over IS years
OF age for night work, thus suspending
the law which forbids the employment
of females for night work
The sun., 1918-07-06
BUYER FOR $4,000 PLACE.

E e. Griffin and =. ii. Collins have sold
for r. E. Robinson his modern cottage
on about one acre of ground on Pryor
Point, Larchmont. The purchaser Is
Charles G. Witherspoon OF this city The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1918-07-06
RENTS RED EANK ESTATE.

w A Hopping has rented tor Mrs.
T.. w. chapin her country place on
RivsrGale avenue. Rcd Bank, y. j., to
H. g. Banfelis OF Providence, r. l. The
property is considered one of the show
places of The Jersey coast,
The sun., 1918-07-06
Carrier. Beware the Season!

A shipper can collect damases from
a carrier for failure to deliver season.
able goods until after the season is over
according to a decision handed down b.
Justice BLUR in the Appellate Term Of
the Supreme Court. The opinion IL
given in an appeal from a Judgment
of the Municipal Court in favor or the
Adams Express Company against Bawer
& Ealzberg. fur dealers. Justice BLUR
holds that the firm is entitled to dam
ages and directed a new trial to deter
mine the amount thereof.
The fur men contended that they
shipped two fur coats to their repre-
sentative In Philadelphia July last
Although the express company received
the goods and so informed the shippers
they couldn't be found when demand
for them was made. The fur trm wrote
the express company on August %, call
ing attention TO the fact that the coats
were made especially for the season and
asking their return so that they might
be disposed of.
They didn't get them back until the
middle OF last December. When the
goods did come il was found the color
lad faded and the fur Arm protested
that as the season had passed the coats
had lost their value OF the contention
OF the express company that no notice
was given OF the seasonabe nature or
the goods, the Justice says: The car
ricr like every one else IN this country
must know that the market sought ~
one which Is favorable in point OF sea-
son as we'll as all other elements which
go to make up a market"
The sun., 1918-07-06
CONNECTICUT FARM SALE.

Calm & Pittman have sold to Sophle
Yunker farm at Killngsworth, near
Clinton, Conn. consisting of thirty acres.
with two story dwelling house, large ga
rage. &c. r. A, Schur negotiated the
sale,
The sun., 1918-07-06
Miscellaneous.

BoSToN.H. Goldner general merchan-
-, disGl Hoe, HerWi,ase
Schali umbrellas, hosiery, gloves. .
West 18th st
cHARLEsToN, :. C.--M Goldman odry
Friedman general dry goods. mon 5
fnrnishins1 hosiery carpets. gloves,
FORT SMITH, .ARK.-woIn Pollock Co.
Herbert q. woln general mcrchan-
d!sel, care Kirby, Block & Fischer,
FhoRENcE, Ala. !. Douglass shoe
CO. .so J. 4 Douglas ,eiothins, cIoaks,
HOUSTON -i.evy Bros. Dry Goods Co. e.
n, H; y y%Yni ,shOesGi ,i5G b19adwsy.
LAwRES$cE, Mass - +. McGra,h Co.
H. F Mc 4Gad, general msrChandis,el.
Marier dnfants' wear, Prince
PHILApELPHIA-Lit bros, s d Lit
io oS' '''"''"s'' N-'' n''"'N'y' room
PTTTsBURG--J. Mcmahon general mer.
y, , Cnan q 81 :; HG,ald square Hotel
SAN FRANCIsCo-Hale Bros i. A.
Lyon 'Gorsets' Eosis5y, unasrwssr, ~
manager, 30 Union square. fourteenth
floor
san FRANClsCo-w, y Moore Dry
Goods 60. J. Moore ,representlngD ~
sPESCER. iNp-C. F. Allison 4 Son. w.
Allison Cdry goods, carpets, SCI, Hotel
Hermitage.
ATLANTA-R Rlanton general merchan-
diseD, Hotel Hermitage.
BRlDGEPORT-H Owland Dry Goods Co.
J, + Kelly Cnotlons and lacesD A NJ.
Simons representative, care 40i Fourth
ev.
HARl.ESTO\, s. CIV. NJ. Karesh
twholesale notions and clothing, Broad
way Central Hotel.
CHICAGO. Hagen Uewelryl, Broadway
Central Hotel
LFESBURG, NA-Thompson Co. Mr.
Thompson drug speCialUss. Herald
Square Hotel.
LIVINGSTON. ALA-Max Shulman Mrs
". Shulman general merchandlse) Her
aid Square Hotel.
The sun., 1918-07-06
belle HARnoR PLOT BUYER.

II. Richter & Co. have sold for Susan
j. Haigney property on North Montauk
avenue Belle Harbor to NJ +, Cahill OF
Manhattan.
The sun., 1918-07-06
MORTGAGES.
t.ast sItie.

East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and li0th streetsD
18TH ST. r2l L, 5. 25x92, June rs
Karl Flnsston' to Josephine Powell
$50 West End av > yrs, 30 attvs. De
Fnrcs' Bros 10 Rroad st.........,5 500
eth ST iU5 L. $. i6Y1oo+ July l.
The sun., 1918-07-06
BRONX NEW BUILDINGS.

INTER VALE Az. =. 49, 8 1891 st. for
2 sty garage, 10Xloo--Wii,!am Connei,.
1901 Inter- a.e AZ. owner; John \ Dun
CCsl ............... ............SS0 900
The sun., 1918-07-06

Special Despdfch TO THE SrS.

Spec1di DespdfcN 10 The Sun.
PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Difculty In
getting fur felt is driving local manu-
facturers to serious consideration OF the
"camounaged" straw hat for winter
wear. Samples are being made to test
their feasibility. The basic material will
be manila straw. which would gave so
per cent. in fur felt
The hat could be made with n manila
straw body. says n manufacturer, COW
cred with thin felt pressed together
with cement by big hydraulic press,
and a big cone such as Is needed in
making regular hats would not be re-
Quired. This combination would produce
good wearing headgear. which would
resist the elements. 1t is maintained.
This manufacturer thinks that If a
saving over fur felt IL made by the new
hat. manila straw and braid should not
be classed by the Government as nom
essential. The manufacturers are hav-
ing great difficulty in getting a supply
OF fur felt. and say the retail prices Of
hats are due for a big Jump this fall.
SILK derbies to sell at s. are another
suggestion. Their novelty. 1t is believed,
might give them popularity.
The sun., 1918-07-06

sreciaI Despatch TO THE sus.

FALL RIVER. Mass. July 5.-The price
fixing situation still has the manufactur-
ers and buyers marking time. The latter
are covering only immediate needs as
far as possible. The manufacturers,
while inclined to trade more freely. are
not seeking nevertheless to press for
business
Sales were confined largely In the
print cloth division. and the 80 inch and
ssh. inch goods stsl figured heaviest
Fine goods remain dull. with prices very
firm: manufacturers are very willing to
hold off because their products are sold
well ahead quotations show no change
Sales in the print cloth market were
estimated at $1,000 pieces, about $4,000
being spots.
The sun., 1918-07-06
LIS pF\DE<S.
Nlaullnftan

46TH ST. sl3 W--Edw Burger agt Max
Heinrich ct a. faction to compel recon
veyHncei; attys. Burger Burger.
l02D ST. $. i7.G Lexington av. c7x
l0O.ll-Ba Trust Co, trus agt
Joachim Spiro ct al (smended foreclos-
ure 90 mortgage; atty, l. Wallstein.
WOOSTER ST, e =. GOT Spring st. 25NlO0
Manhattan Savings Institution agt
David Haas. exr. ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; attys, Rapallo IL Kennedy.
Bronx.
EAGLE Az. 3 EGGS W,stchester av
a5Nl9O-Anna II Moldenkv ct al. as
trls agt James 4 Glover ct al fore
closure ~ mortgage; attys, Salter &
StsinkRmp
VALENTINE AV. n cor lSlst 81, s3 TX
lS5-AbrahaIn smith ast Ensign 1mpv
90 1T n rorC closure OF mortgage; atty,
u SteCkler.
lGsTH ST. = 3. 70 81 av. 10oxlOs p
Frederick Brown agt Fernclin BldE
Corpn faction for specific performance Of
contract atty, ] Ze.ser
HF-3SCHEL ST W =. lOl.2 Q HaiseS p.
"5sNsN.S-Rsndall Comfort agt LydiN
Alexander foreclosure OF mortgage :
attys. Frees g. McETeety.
The sun., 1918-07-06
Bronx.

HULL Az. corner 2O5;h st. 1OOa1IO-
Id mura hi Bencdrtto agt Harsln
Bldg Corpn. Adele Harrington. Julia
Foley. l. lzabeth Brown and Margaret
Bovlan. owners: Harsin Bldg Corpn and
Adele VI Harrlngton. contra q tors. SIS3
The sun., 1918-07-06
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
Ilou.ntOxyn

tSouth Of Fourteenth street)
WEST ST. I55. ., 2Oxs44-Ienristta p
Stromberg and ano to RhInelander Real
Estate 90. 81 Nassau ST. June 81: atty.
title Guar 4 r Co. 10 Bway.... 81, 900
HENRY ST. 166, $, 20. 1xlO0 ,foreclos
May - l9lsl-Robt 4 Wagner. ref. TO
Wilton Holding Corp. 1855 Bway. June 10;
, ATTY. NY Title q " Co. 135 bway '21; 800
ny rNuToN ST, lg9, s. xx'rhhoss
az sn. 1une 2e' ATTY A'eihiRoH' w H"s
sTfYyEsA NJ 81, al 'a9siGt ,rrer
,a",Wsctos' NAY ~ l"iSl-Wim AIieh; VEL re,;
oranse n" n1s ,i % 600; All attys KnrS.
man Frank ~ aroaI ST. ,a3 600
r., s,a.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and nom streetsD
'oIH ST, "yl r. g. 2oxo-uJ osspn.ne
1--WE 10 Nat r'h n NJ sou sou az
Rroo I'e si a''ys' pe r'res' n'o'' 90
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same '',','' '"S 500
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t'Nmsr Al, bkIvn. mig s33 500 Jniy /:
a;iys GinsbsrR p. IiG Nassau st $500
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c1ST ST, 21T Il. =. 1sxi005-ayron $
psrn in'' , 70 M"Is Mri,M Cnar r
&c Ia I, ivy ~ MY '''' sioo
na,t Wtt,iar prar.r g. EranL zsh-n q
70 Inv r,ix ,so noo INV i. a,tT7 Chas
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10TH t,1Tpos sr 'u - "s'y issxioo,,Lcas
is Burnett 81. New BRUNSWICK, y j.
mtg $1,000. all liens, july 3; atty. Title
4 IT 90, isG R~ay. ..-;...,..,:. 500
al rot n Louis
The sun., 1918-07-06


CoHoEs. y. Y. July "a twenty four
hour barge service TO be operated by the
Government between Utica and Gov
The sun., 1918-07-06
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN

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Conscn. A, So Grand 81 Tel a0l5 stag
pocrug y Co, 56l Liberty nv, nr >,r,r' >.
Hummer 1851 Fulton St Reid av 1885 R.i,.-S
1oospr, Frederick & Co.. Fulton St T.,, .,r. p
Marstcrs, J F, 81 Court - Tel o,a- Ma IN
SchaHf 1875 Flsthush sv Tel 2'l9 StorI.rr
Slotc, VIM. $40 Flushing av Tel i>I6 S'Hr-
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