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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17

possible for sone time to come to
obtain any more coal for any pur-
pose. Babies and the sick and in
firm must be taken care of first, at
all hazards, and under the circum-
stances rigid private an institu-
tional economy must be practiced.
1t is unquestionably the duty of
every individual to report to us any
cases of unfair methods of procur-
ing fuel or failure of anyone to
comply with our conservation sug-
gestions.
Your immediate and careful
compliance with our request may
prevent more drastic measures on
the part of the Fuel Administra-
ton"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17
WEEKS DOINCS
in new HOPE

Mrs. Edward Blackfan spent Mon
day in Doylestown.
Phineas R. Slack is confined to
his home by a severe cold.
Howard R. Hooker was visitor
in Philadelphia on Monday.
Misses Clara and Victoria Clark
were Trenton shoppers on Saturday.
Edward Eastburn, of Norristown,
visited among friends here on Sun
day.
Mrs. Alfred Hambleton spent
Saturday with relatives in Doyles
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schermer-
horn spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Vert,
in Trenton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17
GOOD RECEIPTS
FOR WAR WORK

The War Work Committee has
received its final and official report
from the committee in charge of the
bazaar held sometime ago in Lam
bertville, and it contains many in
teresting facts.
The total receipts, as previously
printed in detail, were $l,713.61,
and disbursements $136.32, $63.27
being expenses and $73.05 for mer-
chandise.
St. Johns hall was furnished at
the mere cost of heating; the Citi-
zens' Band donated the members
services both evenings; Joseph G.
Lear, Smith & Sons Corporation
and George W. Arnett donated the
use of lumber; the Lambertville Pub
lie Service Company donated cleo
tricity, the New Jersey Northern
Gas Company donated gas; Helms
Hardware Company, hardware; A.
F. Weaver, trays; William Mann Co.
paper, and Lambertville Rubber Go.
supplies.
The entertainment features pro-
1i4ed by the Misses Fay Goodfellow
and Beryl VanNatta and D. Chef
wood VanSciver were given special
mention by Chairman Thomas j..
Walker in his report.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17

DR.. j. E. Scott will address the
meeting, explaining and illustrating
in detail the first aid" methods. 1t
will be interesting to every woman,
and no one will be invited to join in
the work until they have heard it
explained so they can decide. All
ladies are invited.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17

The Sandy Ridge Baptist Sunday
school has elected the following of
ficers. Superintendent, E. C. Rocka-
fellow; assistant superintendent,
Frank L. Trout; secretary, Warren
E. Rittenhouse; treasurer, Judson
Rittenhouse; superintendent of home
department, Miss Lucy Bodine
superintendent of cradle roll, Mrs
| Martha Rittenhouse.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17

NOTICE = Holcombe Riverview
Cemetery-election of officers, jan
uary "a, 1918, at 7.30 P. M, No. 81
North Union street. Walter F.
Hayhurst, Secretary. 3w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17
new BEAUTY
AT THE STRAND

The winsome and popular Mar
guerite Clark is seen at the Strand
Theatre today, in The Amazons. !"
This is up to the usual standard of
tae fair M; r suerite's plays.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17
Lambertville Lodge Installation.

A most interesting meeting of
Alexsauken Council, No. 1109, Royal
Arcanum, was held Monday evening
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-01-17

FARMERS INSTITUTE TODAY
INTERESTS BOTH SIDES OF RIVER

Farmers and farm loving people from both sides of
the Delaware will gather at the institute to be held Odd
Fellows hail. Lambervie today to hear interesting dis
cussons upon agricultural TOPICS and then complete the
day by listening to the rendition of Songs That Live" by
Mrs Rose Morgan in the evening.
In these days of strife when much time nece
sary be occupied by meetings that pertain the grmmer
side of it soothing to have gathering at which the
extreme pacifst and radical mitarst meet
ground that at embodes peace and the plus
ultra of patriotism
One Pennsylvania farmer told US, yesterday, that he
purposed laying aside important work in order to
tend of the lectures because idea would
pay him for the time Jersey farmer miles away,
coming to seek information of the branches of
his industry and says he is coming solely for the
social intercourse He says every time he fellow
farmer that he hasn't met before he learns things
that make life better worth living
The farmer gets lots of advice. Everybody willing
to tell him how to his business better than he
it himself. Were to tell the thing to plumber,
butcher or baker candestick maker, would
home minus shirt, teeth and fractured ear, but
plus beautifully backened eyes, If farmer into
town in down wagon pulled by bonerack horse,
sick the police after him. WHILE he rides in touring
we call him plutocat. Let's view him impartaly today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-22
The Mems Subway Store

Patent Leather Dress Oxfords and Gun Metal Pumps
Correct ideas IN Dress Shirts Dress Collars Dress Ties
And six Hosiery-whitc or colors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

The Buikley & Horton Company has
soid the three story and basement stone
dwelling on lot 1Sx10O at 1875 Bergen
street for Marion W. Duncan.
John E. Sullivan. builder. with w. e.
Ronk. has sold 1885 Sixty-ninth street, n
two family frame house, for J. F. Con-
nor.
The Meister Builders, Inc. have bought
from Jonas Scheuer 1894 Fifty third
street. a two and half story two fam
lily house on lot o0x100.
William Carson has sold the one fam
fly house on plot 40x125 at 262 Eighty
NTH street for Miss +. Cook.
Thomas Kilcoyne has sold for the J.
Lefferts estate the southwest corner OF
Fourteenth avenue and Fifty-second
. street, a one family cottage, to l. Miller
for the G. Adee estate a plot 10Oxl0O
corner OF Fifteenth avenue and Fifty
third street to II. Wilmer: for h. Miller
tho dwelling 1873 Fifty-fourth street to
J.. Cavaro for occupancy; for l.. Fields
so05 sixteenth avenue, dwelling and
store building. to A Peiogrino; for r
Schumm 1888 Fifty-thrd street, n two
family cottage, 10 L. Dolgenos. and for
q. Widen 1885 Fifty-fourth street one
family cottage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27

ss.r,. s'o. Fifth sv, Great Northern
ct :E,l m.1SSs5s:I S'G Gs;s Ss
DALLAS-jE. Miller uurnishings. general
ilneJ Asroadway Central Hotel
DETROT-Elliott, Taylor, woolfendsn &c.
T. II. whan (white goods, embroideries'
handkerchiefs, domestics. linens, quilts
hosiery, umbrellas, furnishing goods.
E nSSSS f ago Fn a goods socm iai
Neabrik Gss,h.f good, d., and ,sa 3. glass;
pE G9Te Hitroe ssIR Miner CO. p.
Gilmer tmerchand,.e manaser)' care
Affed EaT .l lbs Wet a SeS goods gem
e era III merchandisej. Hotel " Woodward,
Bros, I.on cqste II.
rA1ETTEvILLE. \. C:-Pemberton CO
Mr.. Pemberton (musical instruments''
H1MkrESssp Ine SSSSSs ESss,S 20
HUNTINGTON. ". WV: Gibson Neh'
1N fpfl n'FSSanslsi'' $. Ayes CO. Mr.
3TRs RSsK INK xnKW Tt' Room general
NV q Il r f { e sssenws5,s Bros Il
sS sfhTsEsi sseaasFdnl n stos Msdrish
general merchandise), Grand Hotel.
BALTIMoRE.ac., Snow tmliinery GOODS
BosToNNM. Bloom tjeweiry). broadway
| Central Hotel.
! BUFFALo-F. Heeo (furnishings ehoes
BUFFAIo-Buerser 4 Son. II. 9. Buersei
(knit goods, lsc.), Hotel Breslin.
| cINCiNSATI - S. Oberelmsn Carpets
| &c.), Hotel Breslin. ,y-,,
DIES MOINES-wolk a. Co. Mr.. WON
clothing. general merchandise). Hole
FLINT. MiCH.-smith. Bridseman Co
Mr.. Smith general department store
| merchandise), Herald Square Hotel.
| HoLYoKE. MAS5-O'Connor& Co MT
! o'Connor general merchandise Hefaio
| Square Hotel.
LANCASTER, PA. Hopper tconfec
tioneryl. Hotel York.
| LANCASTER, PA. Smith (notiops
| jewelry. &c.), Hotel York.
| MfDDLETOWN. y. Y.-R. knight (hous'
| furnishings. Herald Square Hotel
| NEW LONDON, CONN.--Abrams CO. J
| Abrams manufacturers glassware)
| Broadway Central Hotel
| PHILADELPHIA - :. Goldman (hous'
| furntshings). Hotel .Breslin. i
| SAVANNAH. Miller general merchan'
! dtse). Hotel Marlborough.
lSYRACUSE-w. Peck clothing genera
| merchandise), Hotel Coliingwood.
| TORONTO-D. Rosenberg general mer
! chandi-e), Broadway Central Hotel.
| TROY, ". Y.--F. T. Russell STATIONERY
| &cD. Hotel Hermitage.
| wASH1NGTON-Mrs. ]. KafkA fchi1dren',
| goods). Holland House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
BUYING MOSTLY SPECULATIVE,

CHERRY STREET-James H. Cruik-
shank has bought from the Hahne-
mann Hospital the Ave story tenement,
on plot 25xs0. at SOC Cherry street. 1t
is assessed by tho city for taxation
purposes at $1,000. Harry Sugarman
was the broker
WEST 122D STREET-Porter & Co.
have resold for the Merit Realty Cor
porationS to William Gussinklo for &C.
cupancy the three story dwelling. on
lot 1s.7x100.11, at 1872 West 1924
street.
BROOK AVENUE-The Central Union
Trust Company has sold the four story
1at. with stores, on plot 30x71.05, at
1he southwest corner OF Brook avenue
and 16Sth street to Mrs. Martin.
wHITLOCK AvENUE--James A. Cole
man, with NJ. Bernstein. has sold the
two family brick dwelling, on lot 35S
1874. at $40 whitlock avenue for the
West Mercer Company to Samuel
Neiman.
PLIMPTON AVENUE-Frederick Brown
has bought from the Rene Construc-
ton Company a plot, 75x1o0. on the
west side of Plimpton avenue 800 feet
north of 10th street.
BOSTON ROAD. Clarence Davies
has resold for Marie wauer to n client
OF Gorsch & Co. the southerly half OF
the vacant plot, 1o5xSs feet on the
west side Of Boston road 500 feet
north of White Plains avenue. The
seller acquired the property last month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27

@. Clinton Miller: at 45 East Eighty
second street to Mrs Madeline Gron at
a Gramercy Park to Mrs. Clara G. Coad
and Miss Anna V. Hyatt; at 146 East
Forty ninth street to Mrs. Mildred jack
son, to Kenneth II. Cameron, to Nine.
NJ. Cazalls and to Miss Caroline w.
Greene: at West Fiftieth street to
Miss Elsie Mackay, to Frank X. NJ. REIN,
to Miss Mary X. Wellington and to
Thomas d. webb; at 23 West Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. James N. Young
at "a West Fifty-ninth street to Albert
Bach: at IS East Sixty-fifth street to
A. ]. Davis; ut IL East Slxty-eighth
street to William d. Reid; at 45 East
Eighty-second street to David 1. Hough I;
at 70 East Eighty-second street TO
Thomas Il. Reed; at $40 Park avenue to
Mrs. Helen c. Mostyn; at COL Madison
avenue to Miss zelda Crosby, and at 662
Madison avenue to Miss Madeline Smith.
Moore & wyckofr have leased apart
ments at $50 East Seventy-second street
TO Mrs. NJ. II. Gilbert; at 81 East
Sixtieth street to Miss Dora Ingram.
Miss Mathilde We'll, Capt. T. Eckert and
Mrs. +. Il. Peterson, and at 1913 East
Fifty-third street to II. NJ. Stewart
Wortley.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company,
Inc. has leased an apartment at 140
West Fifty-seventh street to Peter Mar
Gus, and for John J. Kavanagh. agent,
an apartment at ~ East Seventy-eighth
street to Addison b. Calling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

18TH ST. ot9 W; I35th ~. go W, !?
mtgs. each ItoOo-.Amsriesn Mtg GO to
eSrs John NJ Bowers; attys, Middlebrook
& u, 40 Cedar st; sssns. each. H.o63.S3
l2iTH st. 262 W--American Mts Co to
oIIddlebrOok & Il, &c Cedar st. .H,o6a.s3
1s5Tu ST. 2A w-American Mtg Co to
Amy A sands. 5s W 4sth st, ct al. exrs
OF Il Aymsr Sands; sttys. Middlehrook
t.TH - ST. r. ies.iOs T. mtg $40, oco"ciiS
Real Estate Co to Petersheld Realty
Corpn. % Wall st; attys, Curtis, NJ, =
10TH ST. 2i5 f. mtg s27,OOo-Abr l. New
man and eno to Lawyers Mort &C. GO, oG -
Mcousde TO Mary J. Mcouade. 2s9 Tomp-
kns av. New Brighton. L Of Il: attys,
De witt, l. De wit, SIS Nassau =;
80 Az. isss. mtg ,soOo-Ivey zleser to
WIN II sperry. Crawford. j; atty, Title
SAME RoPERTY-Hobart Realities corpn
to VIM N sperry, Crawford j; aitys.
1. sa'He sT. Az W, mtg ,i,4CO-Aadrew
I2oth st; atty, Andrew Kane. Jr. 800
Arpu iiss. *. zee. mtg .s.oco.olds
Holding Corp to Abr Davis, al " IAN
st, and sno; atty, J II zicsen, y!
HAV yIS" Hv, IS, mtg si,7;o.D;elta Hold
atty. julius II ziesen, iii Bway. 81
S5TH ST, 1853 E-Chas @ Koss, trustee
viii Vim = woodcock to Alvin schrot
sSS 9th nv: atty, Lawyers T & T GO,
isT Az =, 25.5 .sth st, mtg
S400o--Sarah Il Levine and ano TO Lee.
vine Holding Co., as Broome ST. atty
saml HeliInger. 800 Bway.
slST ST, $50 l., mtg 81, 600-Karolne
Adler to Ernest y Adler. 1905 let ay!
I'D Av. 1899. mtg ;s.oOc.Resiinraa' LYMAN tg;TvT
to Hobart Realities Corp. 217 Bway
atty, Title Guar & T 60. l16 Bway. 81
BRONX.
CRUGER Az, 330l--Ieslie + Randel "a
Randell Comfort, Pleasantvillc, -
atty, Randall Comfort. Pleasantyille
17sD s;r, n :, as " Bathisate' av. x,
100--Blanche u Plant to Lawyers Mtl
Go. 80 Liberty st; atty. Lawyers Mtt
albany POST I'd. s. 55s,l BAILEY
Brown. 400 w ssth; atty, Knox & d
~ Cedar st, and Interest OF. ,0o
also Grant st, n . 100 " Frankiin av
5ox76; same to Chas Morgan, 2i
lVlsti atty, same. S10, sol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Gradually Slowing
Through Lack Of Salable
Properties.
FLAT AND PLOT SALES
Leasing Of Business and Resi-
Dental Space-Subur-
ban Deals.

Except for number Of leases Of small
spaces--practically the only kind to be
had these days--the real estate marke,
yesterday showed little activity There
seems to DO little doubt that the scarcity
Of properties which owners are willing
to sell Is bringing the market slowly &c
. standstill. Better prices can be had
for many properties now than at any
time during the last few years, but the
question IN the minds of most owners
~. SHOULD I sell what would do with
tho money!" Now that most real estate
Is paying n fair return on the invest.
ment the idea of selling Is becoming less
prevalent. Under the terms OF newly
made leases most owners are assured
fair return for several years at least, al
of which makes the procuring OF salabls
realty more and more difficult
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.

William A. White & Sons have leased
10 Hare & Blenheim Office space at 40
Exchange place; also to Morris Ben
samin store and basement at 166 Centre
street, and to Edward, John and Harry
FenneIl store and basement at 1873
Third avenue.
Charles y. Walker has leased addi-
tional space In 2l3 to 231 East lt4th
street TO l.. Lorillard Company. Inc.
additional space in 266 to 2l2 Canal
street to the Speciality Knee Pants Com
pany /: space in 176 and 17S Centre street
10 William Bunnell, and in 2o7 and 207h
Centre street to Schwartz e. Land.
Pease & Gilman have leased n loft in
80 West Forty-sixth street to Caldwell
inc., ladies' tailors.
/. Tannenbaum, Strauss q co. with
~. & L. Hess have leased the store and
basement at ~ to 81 East Eleventh
street to the Mirror for packing and
shipping confectionery.
James S. Anderson & Co. have rented
the store and basement at 60 Cortlandt
street for a term OF years to the High
mount Dairy and Lunch Company They
have also rented a loft at % Goerck
street TO y. Cohen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat Il vESEY STREET.
By Henry BRADY.

lat "a vEsET STREET.
By Henry Brady.
i3lST ST, L. l7.exs9.11. . sty and base
dwlg: j. g Van Nest agt Loretta Corpn
ct al: due. S5.034.71 taxes, &c, SI74.46;
to plaintiff for $4,000.
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
By Joseph p. Day.
Sd AV, a3Il. e5.2xl21.2x irreg. : sty int
n strs; G 2 Mark ast Jos Hahn ct al;
due, Si2.Il0s3 taxes. &c, SlI.c52.10i
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
3. vacant; tas. s i a e -i Loyal BID
Co ct al; due. 81 sS: taxes. &C, 1851 60
to the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY James J. Donovan.
sI pkNog 10. as %. blk iis, se sey snam
az, 8. SSH n Pelham p%way. lot %
blk ASA. ssxiSS7. TO Morgan av anC
l5O.7x irrcs x-x2ss.s. lot !, blk iSS7
Astor av. n cor Morgan av, ilON--'
--X26sG. lot 5, blk 43ss. and Morgan
nv, o Aston av, lo0N95.7, lot 20. bill
1855: W II Bolton agt II Y Mc1aughll'
ct al; due. 1851 SO: taxes. &c, Sl,9j5 &C
TO Mary Il Clare for ,i,70s.
BY Henry Brady.
WILLIS Az. 443-5, 4a10xlO6Nie sxi0s.
sty int and strs; Thee Baumeist.r az
Jno Clrich 81 al: due, SIS, 800; TO tn
plaintiff for 1900 over prior liens,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
Retail Shops Ordered
to Conserve Paper
Special Despdfch TO THs SUI.


w TASHINGTON, Sept 2e.-Re-
w tailers in all parts OF the
w United States were ordered
to-day to reduce their consumption OF
paper in a notice sent out by Bernard
NJ. Barucb, chairman of the War In
dustries Board. Curtailment OF un-
necessary wrapping Is one Of the nrst
requisites, according to the order. IL
is particularly desired that a saving
In heavy paper be made.
DR.. z. o. Merchant. head OF the
Pulp and Paper Section Of the board,
will have charge Of enforcing the
decree. The order says paper con-
servation H. essential as a war meas
ure and every retail store Is there
foro directed to discontinue the un-
necessary wrapping OF merchandise
and to reduce its consumption or
wrapping paper. bags. paper boxes
office stationery. &c. to the minimum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
TENANTS ron FINE HOUSES.

Tho Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for Albert
Rathbone. Assistant Secretary. United
States Treasury, the dwelling at 1870
East Sixty-ffth street to William H.
Hamilton.
william A white q Sons. with Worth.
ington Whitehouse, have leased for
Mary w. Borden to Howard w. Max
well the dwelling at 13 West Fifty.
fourth street.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
NJ. c. Maynard to Sebastian Marti the
three story and basement dwelling a,
166 West Ninety-fourth street.
The Houghton Company has leased
tho fes7r-story and basement dwelling
at West Eighty-fourth street to Otto
W. Bonn for Or. Arthur II. Swinburne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
PLAN 8, I. sHIPYARD.

syndicate which plans to build a
yard for repairing ships is reported to
have bought from John Croak the plot
5sxl40 at the foot OF Simonson avenue,
facing the Kill van Kull $. l.; also the
adjoining plot, 5oxli0. owned by Mrs. II.
u: Nolan, and the zoo foot property ad-
Joining. owned by the New Jersey Dock
Company. Riparian rights to some Of
the property were also acquired
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
AUTOMOBILE FIRMS
TO MAKE TROUSERS
Two Big Companies Bid on
Clothing for Army and
Set Prices Low.

Automobile manufacturing concerns
have invaded the trouser making busi-
ness. In bids submitted to the Quarter
master Department here yesterday for
making clothing for the army two auto
mobile manufacturing plants figured
prominently. They are the Oakland
Company. They entered quotations of
IS cents each for making trousers. tho
price they quoted being lower than that
submitted by great many old time
clothing manufacturers and on a par
with others put In.
The response to the call for manu-
featuring the clothing needed was
greater than any ever before known, as
statements In THE Sum yesterday fore
cast Four hundred and sixty-six bids
were opened. They came from some OF
the countSy's most representative con-
Germs The awarding Of the contracts
will call for the largest orders of cloth
ing the Government has ever given out
Women's apparel manufacturers were
prominent among the bidders Local
factories as we'll as tho large cloak and
suit manufacturers of Cleveland. Gin
cinnati and Baltimore submitted figures
Bids were also received from Southern
manufacturers.
Prices quoted ranged from 81 cents &c
$1.36 cents for making trousers The
average price was rs cents There was
a good deal OF variation in tho bids or
service coats and overcoats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
NORTGAGS =.
NOkTGAGf'.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown

MOkTGAGfs.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street,
HUDSON ST. sl7-Gl9, 4olx27ix irrer. p
IN, sept 2i--Gaetano and hangialctt
to VIM " johnson, Yonkers, Y, and
sno. trustees due Sept 2s; 1923. 49,
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and non streets.)
i4TH ST. +6 L. 2O6; 6xs2.5N irreg. one-thlrd
part April 30-Frederic e Gilbert, indy
ana as sxrs' &C. to Title Til Guar Go,
g4 TIio ST. 3oS:ii i, iea.ehold I. Sept
Y eth st. yr. go: atty, Abr Green.
berg. 81 Chambers 81 ;....;,....;;. $4,000
sT 81 I IS 30 % s ss s3 a Ss2s SEPT
w seth st. due Feb /, 1919, CSC, prior
mtg $4,000; attys. Kaye & scholer, lts
Bway; note. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
SAITH ST. ISL W. :6xloo5, p IN. Sept 20
Cesare Boccafoglt TO Title Guar a Co,
i7S Bway, due and int. as per
18Th ST. is W. 2oxiOs,i p m. sept sSw
Layne II Morris to Minnie u Zabrskic.
isss' 81: i sitss. slit & i, ii iis Fulton
ssTu ST, sX iiSs " Amsterdam ' az 20
to Old Rloomingdele I'd (closed) X
/ iei.4ss0xlooIi' assisnment OF rents,
del Marcus, 8 9Th OF, Bklyn, Is mos,
| instalis, GO; atty Isaac T.evinson, 2bs =;
1os 1sn ST. s1 i5s W. 25xioc. ii, Sep, s sS
| Camson. Sos W 10th st, and ano. trustees
will John II Hindley, s yrs, 6h q: atty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
BANKER RENTS DIG SUITE.

Pease & Gilman have let, furnished,
Tor George DUPONT Pratt one OF the
hnest apartments in New York, suite
Of twenty rooms, occupying an entire
noor in $40 Park avenue, northwest cor
ner of Sixty-sixth street, to Edgar l..
Marston, president of Blair & Co.; also
nave leased apartments at ~ Gramercy
Park to Horace G. Reed Mt Sc West
Fifty-eighth street to Gen. Mann; at As
West Seventy-second street to Maxwell
Blade; at 146 East Forty-ninth street to
". T.. Haskell; at ?s7 Lexington ave-
aue to Herman 4. Madigan; at 9l1. Park
,venue TO Mrs. Sidney Johnston; at "a
Fast Ninetleth street to Miss NJ. u
Wolf; at 10 East Fifty-third street 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Sept. 26.-The Stock r,.
change, though quiet developed a nor.
cheerful tendency on the good war new,
and the cessation OF the railway strike
which improved home rails materlally
The war loan hardened tractor
Specialties in mines, Marconl, iron and
steel stocks provided tho bulk OF IA.
business Money was In strong demanl
to-day. Discounts were steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
G. h. KoLFF APPOINTED.

Cornelius G. Koln has been appointed
a member of the United States Housing
Corporation under Allan Robinson. who
is manager of the operating division.
Mr.. KolS will go 10 Washington Mon
day. His office at St. George. S. l., will
be maintained under the managership OF
Louis w. Kaufman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
BRONX HOSPITAL TO BUILD.

The Bronx Hospital, which last May
bought the John Eichler property at the
southwest corner OF Fulton avenue and
18TH street for its new home. has had
plans fled for a one story building. CO. .
x40.S. 1t will be from plans by L. A.
Abramson, and is to cost S25, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
1ttTH ST, ., 100 W Amst av. li.sxss.1 II
Harris and Sarah Friedman and Bar
net and Emma Feinberg to Home for
Old Men and Aged Couples, Aug 2, 1910;
atty, Lawyers T g. T Co, 100 Broad
way sfU,OUV
l33D ST, 500 w-I,ouis and Mary Dan
dero to Chas Zerbarini. 3i6 Bway. Dec
II. 1900; atty. Chas Zerbarini. Si6 Broad :
1opTH ST, 2Os E-wm Floyd. Mastic,
l. I. to Sarah II Wells. trustee, will
April IS. isio: atty, Lawyers T I
Co. 100 DMay. IS. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-27
FAR RpCKAwAY RENTALS.

The Lewis II. May Company IA.
leased cottages at Far Rockaway for
Thomas ]. Nolan to Herman Kramer
and at Cedarhurst for L. p. Lund to
Sara Rome and for Mrs. Martin Tasker
to Robert Lyons