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Buyers in the City.
Millinery.

Millinery.
BARRE. VT.-Mrs. W. F. Shepard tmilli-
mn Rs ayso Martha wsshington Hotel. 49,,
neryl; Hotel Holland House
BRADFORD, PA-Miss G. NJ, Wilson
co ShmalyiM,i1RSry'' d H9tel Holland House;
n. Davis (mil!inery goods, Hotel MARI
GENEXA, y, ,Y.-Miss / E. Harrington
HARTFoRD-Sage. Allen & Co, q w
Guy millinery, 4Ol Fourth av., Cum.
tm!liinsryl. Park Avenue Hotel
PAWTuCKE T--M!ss NJ J. Callahan ,mr.
sy !iRRsT y, Broadway Central Hotel.
o'Ssii Trimmed hats, i Hotel i INNS q
uTiC o1,,ir, 4 Evans. Miss NJ Evans ans
wa TTEanstHs Mfrtsn wn9ssinstGp Hotel
Go. Miss NJ Alien V 1miIiIn pry Goods ads
wp 1qHTtn an mn NJ saoOr n,
IBd3rrk 'miliinery and rIbbonsl, Hotel
ToMT,Ss:osTowYmG; r. raraycc & Co.
Fourth av 1 dii5 AIN millinery. 4O4
Piece Goods.
ATLANTA. NJ High Co. A Kahanov
uWoo.en dress goods. silks dress trim
H,nss, 1913 Fourth av, eleventh floor
Grsns i ~, Weisburgh tai!oring goods
BALTiMoRE-M Goldonburs. NJ onns,.
sfrnmd H aWhtte goods linens &cJ, New
cHICAGo-sears. Roebuck a Co. d NJ
nE NeIsqn oeNtiles), ii5 Fifth av.
oEH EEn-Robert Gibson Griffey & Co. F.
L. Griney twoollens and taiiors' trim
mingsl. Hotel Breslin.
FARMVlLLE, y. C.-Farls Bro. T.
Ears tdry goods,, Broadway Central
FORT VALLEY, Gas. Halperin ,drv
NE ETSa;; %S2 xh MSisl HeFmitsgs. ,,
},
NORFOLK; vA.-watts. Rettew & Clay.
" W. Hore 1slks,, care william r
PORTLAND. ME,-Portecus, Mitchell G
Braun Co. 4. LHomme dress goods
RI 1Ha MstlSNsn Is FoG7'h ay; nfih floor.
q. f. Glute Csllks and dress goods Ho.
tol St James '-'
VIRGINIA, MINN-schancdling Bros. Dry
GO9dS CO: NJ schanedlins tdry goods.
wAsHiNGToSI Goldcnberr. I. s
yd nessG s T1Sns g.; Grand Hotel
n. Cornell silks. dress goods, 1910
Broadway.
House Furnishings.
BuFFALo-Adam, Medium & Anderson
CO. p c. Shaefer thouse furnishing
goods . china "a crockery s!lverware,
INpIANAPOLIs-Pettis Dry Goods Co Mr.
Howard upholstery, carpets and rugs).
cate Trading Co, ESQ Fifth av.
PITTsBuRG--I. Kohnfeldrr (house fur
n!shings: china, &cD, Holland House
RICHMOND. VA. - Bloomherg Michael
Furniture Co. NJ, J.. BloomberE Gear
pets and furnitureN. Hotel Coliingwood.
Ready to Wear.
BOSTON--Jay Inc, Jay Abrams Cmisses
and women's coats, suits, waists, furs
dresses). Hotel St. Regis
BOSTON-Sheparl NorweN Co Miss NJ
II. shane waists. go Fifth av.
BUFFALO-l. Stein (cloaks, suits waists
dressesl, Hotel Ansonia
CHICAGO-Boston Store s. Shane waists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
MRS. DE BoBULA BUYS PLOT.

Mrs Eurana de Bobula, Melee of Mrs.
Charles NJ. Schwab. has bought as a
site for a home a plot OF ten lots at
Spuyten Duyvil. from the Cox estate.
The property Is one Of the highest points
in New York city and Mrs. de Bobula
will be able to look down upon the tall
buildings of lower Manhattan from the
front porch of the villa, which she pro-
poses to erect. The plot is on the west
side Of Palisade avenue. south of Kap-
yock street. 1t has a frontage Of 105
feet and extends back to the Hudson
River Railroad. Mrs. de BoSula has
decided her new home shall be in the
Spanish style Of architecture and will
undoubtedly be designed by her hus-
band. Titus. who 10 famed throughout
the country for his work on church edi-
fees. of which he has already designed
about thirty. David Stewart arranged
the sale.
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Fred n Sutherland, runs . 1s3.sx n I'LL
XIV 1t1.sx . 77.s--Fred u. Sutherland
to Delsfeld estate, AZ Cedar st. July Is.
yrs, So; attys. Delaneld, II, 7 h r,
81 SouhT 81. tS,tOO
25oTH ST, 8. at cor land Jos Il
Bush. runs o 115.sx W ask n l20. l0x
26.f-Jos ID Bush to Delaheld estate, AZ
sttys. Delaneid, II. T q II. q Cedar
st ........,........... ........... t2,200
135TH ST. 6n K. 8 8, sexioo--Victor A
av. Aug Is. demand, SO; atty, II
Strause, 5 Beekman at. 500
OGDEN AV. s01. n " cor l61st at. TEX
lns Co, so Union So, Aug o, due a. per
bond; attys, Dulon q r. a Park
HOW .................. 1918. 900
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SCOTCH FIRM ON FIFTH AVE.

NJ. q l.. Hess have leased the second
floor Of the Broadway and Fifth Avenue
Building. at e23 to 926 Broadway and
14o to 151 Fifth avenue. northwest cor
ner OF Twenty first street. for a term Of
years TO Alexander Jameson & Co. OF
Scotland. who will occupy the premises
as salesrooms for curtains. Their New
York branch Il at present at 40 and ~
East Twenty-second street. The Everett
NJ. Seixas Company represented the
lessees.
The one story building. containing seven
stores. at the southeast corner Of Lenox
avenue and 1s5th street, adjoining tho
Lincoln Theatre, has been leased for the
remainder of the present leases held by
various tenants and a long term ex-
tension of the lease has been arranged
with the owner. Alexander Jay Bruen.
The transactions were negotiated by the
Douglas Robinson. Charles 8. Brown
Company.
F. J. Guilfoyle q Co. havs leased the
fourth floor at the southwest corner Of
broadway and Walker street to the IL
brary Bureau for It's tabulating depart
ment for a term OF years at an sggre-
gate rental OF about $35,00o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
GARAGE IN BREWERY BUILDING

The 1--WE story concrete storehouse Of
the Clausen-F1annigan Company at sos
to $40 East Forty-seventh street. on plot
TSx1o0. which was recently acquired by
the Interstate Garages, Inc. represent
ing a group of prominent hotel men. Is
10 be altered for the use OF the cars of
Vie members OF the syndicate. It is to
be ready shout October 1.
The site is opposite tho old brewery
property, comprising the westerly end
of the block bounded by First and Sec
ond avenues. Forty-seventh and Forty
eighth streets. bought by the Interstate
Garages a couple OF months ago, and
which 10 to be improved with what. It
is claimed. will be the finest garage in
the world 1t is expected to have the
new garage ready by November Is. It
will house nearly 1000 cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
LIS PENDEN2
Manhattan

CONVENT Az, s22-Hyman Som ct al
agt u Trust Co. trustee ct al (amended
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys Kurz-
man Frank.
Bronx.
10th ST. Nv cor Mapes av. s5xIoo-
Francis X Pendleton ct al. as trustees
agt Charles Schaefer. Jr. Co, ct al
foreclosure of mortgaxe); attys Ander-
son, lselin & Anderson.
MAPES AV. W q IS 5 179th st, 40xlo0-
Elliott Benedict ct al. as trustees, agt
Charles Schaefer. Jr, Co. ct al (fore-
closure Of mcrtgase): attys, Anderson,
1selin 4 Anderson.
LEGSETr AV, s. so n Beck st, ask
l0I.5-N!rginia Danziger ct al, as trus-
tees, agt Manhattan Avenue Holding Co
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty,
NJ J Sneudaira.
LEGGETT AV, =. rs n Beck st, 2Sx
l07.5-Nirginia Danziger ct al as trus-
tees. agt Manhattan Avenue Holding 20
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty
VI J Sneudaira.
TOWN DOCK ROAD. = :. at Intersection
OF east boundary of proerty of Henry A
ter OF q certain strip OF land known as
Tho Undivided Land" Town OF West
chester, 2t'h Ward; also one -qusr,er
OF strip of land under waters of East
chester Bay in front OF THE Undivided
Land" Town Of Eastchester. 24th Ward
Katherine T.. Turnhull agt Estates
Development Co ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys. Sayers Bros.
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TRADING IN BAY RIDGE.

Martin A. Ansbro has sold the six
Family house at 6l5 Bay Ridge avenue
for the Stillman Building Company
the two family house at $50 Eishtieth
street for the ]. W. Sands Realty Cor
poration; the two family house at 63s
Fifty-ninth street for Catherine Hutton
and the two family house at 629 Fifty
ninth street for Michael w. Delahunt.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
one story family frame detached house,
at 165 Eighty-fourth street for ]. X.
Bowling. to a buyer for occupancy also
sold the two family brick house, at 1910
seventy-fourth street. for Booth & Lewis,
TO a buyer for occupancy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

I'd Av. 1 and ~. to a sty store and
dweliins-J W Hamilton. owner: C A
LAFAYETTE ST. .st TO 200 10 ''V's stv
iaciory-Estate of Hawley. 2sT Null
125th 81, architect; cost $40 600
CATHARlNE ST. SO and Al. to a sty
dwelling-Five Points Mission. 1877 Worth
st. owner; Mitchell, 33e W 2sth St
architect; cost ...........,,sI2O 600
l3lST ST, los E, to a 4 sty factory-Good-
year Rubber Insulating Co. premises
owner: Frederick Page Contracting Co
ll5 Bway. architect; cost. SO, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22

4 munition manufacturer has bought
through Richard L. Lee and Clarence
NJ. Haight from the American Realty
Company. Joseph Mautner president. the
five story flat at the junction of
Franklin and Third avenues and 1921
street, subject to a rent roll of $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
RICHMOND DWELLING SALES.

Walter r. Watson and Samuel Gins
berg have sold for Raymond Morris to
Mrs. Florence Mcfarland so Harbor
road. three story frame dwelling, on
plot 65x100. Mariners Harbor, Staten
Island. Mr.. Glnsberg also sold for Eliz-
abeth r. Jones to George Mincher the
two and one-half story dwelling. on plot
loox175. 80 955 Washington avenue. Ar
lington. Staten Island.
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Harris c. Fahnestock has leased his
former home at 81 West F1fty-second
street. four story, twenty-five foot
dwelling. to Edmund Dwight for a term Of
years. Mr.. Fahnestock bought the house
he now occupies at 10 and Is East Sixty
sixth street last March and subsequently
purchased for protective purposes II
turned over to tho Red CrosA Mr..
Dwight now lives at S24 West Seventy
sixth street.
Tho Houshton Company has leased for
tho Edward Rafter estate the four story
and basement dwelling at ~ West
Eishty-sixth street to Margaret Mar
shall for . term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
Wool Houses Protest,

npecId DeSbdtch 70 THE Sun
Boston, Aug. 2l.--Wool houses are
protesting vigorously to Albert w. FL
lott. head Of the Wool, Top and Yarn
branch. against the appointment. al
ready made, OF small buying commit
tee to control the entire South American
business
II is argued that est Establishments which
have their own connections and main
tain organizations in South America
should not be hindered in keeping those
organizations intact.
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Selection of Essential
Industries Progressing
Special Despatch 10 THE Sex.

w TASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The
M War Trade Board announced
W. to-day that IL is making
Roadway in arriving at distinctions
between essential and non-essential
industries. The details of the classi-
fications arc soon to be made public.
As some industries include both es-
sential and non-essential plants the
problem of classifying the latter IL
especially difficult. One manufac-
turer might be working on Govern
ment contracts while another en-
gagged in precisely the same business
may be turning out his product FOR
civilian consumption.
A proper distinction, II is said,
will have to be drawn to prevent
harmful and discriminatory operation
OF the law.
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BUYING IN THE BRONX.

DAWSON STREET-Frederick Brown
has resold to Isaac Cohen, $40 Dawson
street, five story apartment. on plot
j0N100
FOREST AVENUE~John r. Fetzer has
sold for Anna Friedrich. 1913 Forest
avenue three story brick dwelling. to
an investor for cash.
MAPES AVENUE-Mary Mangan has
sold TO Joseph Cousins. POST Mapes
avenue. two story frame dwelling, on
lot 22x145.3.
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SAITsFTED MORTGAGns.
with nams ana address OF lenders At.
torney.)

torney.)
aosT 81. 21s E-Francisco and Gioyannino
dontemasrio and ano. sos iiSth az,
70 Mariana Provisier. Tuxedo Park, N
sept IL isl2: atty. Herman Green.
I'D ST, 21S-Harris and Cell Lustgarten,
sharon Springs. N Y. to Samuel Hon
Hersfeld a sweedier. - Court st, Brook
Nn :;......... SO. 900
MADISON AV, cor 1921 ST. b0xSb-
Madison Amusement Co to David Meyer,
dress. ID Meyer, ISIS LIST av. 500
18TH ST ; 8. l72.1o Q Park av. 17.lOx
100 ll-Fanny Aschner to Barnett Dia-
lgls; atty. Besdine. - Court ST.
bklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
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Cocks & Willets have sold to a client
th!rty-five acres at Roslyn, L. l.. known
a. the Round Hill. 1t is near the es-
tates of Clarence II. Mackay. the late
Gen. Lloyd s. Bryce and Frank C. Hen
derson. The new owner will improve
the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
US. STANDARDIZED
SHOE ON THE WAY
War Industries Board Likely
to Order Prices Stamped
on Footwear.
specjai p.spateh to Tar srs


WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Standardiza-
ton Of shoes. reduction Of styles and the
stamping OF prices in footwear are sub
1ects which the War Industries Board is
seriously considering and which were
discussed with representatives Of the
manufacturing industry az a recent con-
ference here.
The plans are said to have met with
tho disfavor OF the manufacturers, but
they nevertheless are said to have been
instructed to combine in working out
practical details for putting them into
practice.
II the plans are put into effect the
price OF shoes to the consumer will be
materially reduced. while the saving of
labor would be of no inconsiderable pro-
portions The proposed plan for the
stamping of prices in shoes is to prevent
the consumer from being overoharged
II Is believed likely that the boards
policy toward the shoe industry will also
be adopted in regard to clothing as a
conservation measure.
New York predictions that novelty
shoes. especially gra;s, will be In great
demand by women this fall are being
made by dealers. and many have backed
their Judgment by laying in large sup
plies to meet the expected call.
This laying in Of supplies is to fore
stall the dearth which Is expected after
October. when tho Governments order
against the manufacture of gray shoes
becomes effective.
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s. S. Walstrum-Gordon & Forman
have leased for David b. Miller, his
home at "a West End avenue, Ridge
wod. N. j.. furnished, to DR.. w. f.
Hafemann Of Manhattan. and for Harold
F. Dana, his homo at II Overlook road,
Ridgewod. N. j., to Leonard w. Bates
Of Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
BROKER IN NEW POSITION.

George Seewagen is now connected
with the private house department of
the Douglas Robinson. Charles $.
Brown Company. 10 East Forty-fifth
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
BUYS BAYsIDE PLOT.

Henry Brady has purchased from
Thomas C. Bell the vacant lot. 50x100,
On the west side of Sixth street near
Ashburton avenue. Bayside, Queens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
RENTS HOME IN scARsDALE.

Spencer v. Silverthorne, president Of
James McCreery & Co, has leased from
Charles w. Young his residence at 2 Col
vim place. Greenacres. Scarsdale, N. Y.
Griffen. Prince & Ripley were the brok-
ers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
Considering New Import Plans.

New plans fee issuing import licenses
are being considered by the War Trade
board and they are expected to do away
with the inconvenience occasioned by
the present system.
Under the present rule 1t is necessary
to s1ve the license number to the consul
abroad before goods are allowed 10 he
shipped, and often there has been much
delay in allowing goods to enter Ameri-
can ports because of mistakes in nun.
berR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
BRONX ALTERATIONS.

PARK AV. 9. 72.2 > 1Soth st, to a 4 sty
brick storage and stable, s3sxel-Bor-
dens Farms Products Co. Inc Chas Z
Weiant, % Vesey 1t. pres. owner, Albert
uirich. 81 Fulton st, Brooklyn, archi-
tect. cost ...,.. IS 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
Leather and Shoe Markets Dull.
Special DespotcA to Tas SUI.

BosroN. Aug. 21.-There is not much
activity in the leather market at pres
ent. but 1t Is expected that business will
pick up with the coming Government
contracts. The Shoe and Leather Re-
porter will say tomorrow that present
plans can for army, navy and Marine
Corps shoes. with total OF about 7,OOO,-
600. delivery Of which must be made be-
fore January 81. 1919. Civilian bust
ness also Is expected 10 show more ac-
tivity after September 1.
The shoe industry is suffering from
its regular midsummer dulnesss. Manu-
facturers OF the better grades Of shoes
are making no efforts to get new or
ders. but are working on those already
at hand. and are expecting early Gov
eminent contracts Business in the
cheaper grade Of shoe manufacturing is
also dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22

Bishop TO a client his house on Edge
cliff Terrace. Yonkers In part payment
Mr.. Bishop took tho three family house
situated at IL Landscape avenue. Yon-
kcrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
sUYs 100000 COUNTRY PLACE.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs Emily T. Garvan her Sound
phore residence on Collender's Point,
Eoroton, Conn. The prop rty was valued
n $4,000. The buyer. Robert Gill
christ, will occupy.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney,
Downtown
MORTGAGES.

attorney,
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth streetN
18TH ST, W cor Greenwich st. 2Sx44, Aug
:o-sarah A McKenna to Louis Fish,
3se Broome at. and Samuel Stern, II
Delaney st, instals. $3.50 monthly int
as per bond, pr mtg $6.7S0: atty, Title
Guar & Co, i76 Bway 900
East Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsl
37TH ST, $3.50 e. runs W l25x n e7s to
SIS cid Susan st l2i.x q SOCK tx
494 to beg; Convent av, 40, IOSIiN
S5x9s,llxss.io, Aug ?o-H W G Realty
av, due Dec 10. 1918. 6rs II; attys. Marks
& Marks 81 Park Row. 50, 600
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
18TH ST, $50 W, 25xiOoll, pr mtg sis.-
500; 18th st. s5s W. 5 5. $50 W Manhat-
tan ay. .Skleoii. pr mtg $4,000. Feb
Eenbach. IA Morningside av. . yrs, go :
atty, Irving Katz. Is Wall At. SIS, ono
18TH ST, 81 W. ls.lxssll, Aug 2o-Benj
William A Charles, ls W i22d st, 8 yrs
SO; attys. Theall a Beam. as Wall
LENoX Av, n cor iii.t st 10" %S
D.ilxioo, Aug S-The State Leasing Co
to the State Bank, 37s Grand st, due
July rs. 1898. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Bronx.
Borough OF The Rronx)
l;sTH ST. cas- y. n 8. s7sxl00-Harvill
Realty Corpn TO Sykes Realty Corpn 435
Il lssth ST. Aug 20, instals, ESQ; atty,
Walter NJ wechsler. 80 f 42d st 81, 900
l3sTH ST. CAS- e. 8. S7.6xlOO-same to
same, Aug 20. instals. GO; same
issTh sT, s.7 E. 5, si.sxloo-sa,mms, 0t to
same Aug 20, instals, GO; same
,sSrg -, 'n,;.;;,,,,' stsVeo
b0xl02.3-Maria Falvella to Edw r Cole
Canyon Circle, Yonkers, " Y, Aug Is,
instals, SO. atty. William r wund, 1856
bWhy ..'''. '....,......a ,4TS
GOCDRlDGE AN, W s, at cor land
Virgil Il McSiu, runs W lS6.iix 35.1lN
lH.SS n S0--Virgil McSitt TO Della
held estate, 81 Cedar at, Aug !, , yrs.
sip 20; attys Dclaheld, II, & n, %
NeuhT 81 .''s.', '.,,'..,.. zoo
LIVINGSTON AV. s. at cor land
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GIVES WAY TO GOVERNMENT.

The United States Realty and I'm
provement Company. Laurence MCGUIRE
president, will give UP its offices in 115
Broadway to the United States Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation and move into
the other Trinity Twin" at III Broad
way. owned by the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
RENTS PARK Az. APARrMEyrs.

Douglas L. Eliiman 4 Co, have leased
an apartment containing fourteen rooms
and hve baths at 270 Park avenue TO
William A. Prime: a large furnished
apartment at S75 Park avenue to Oscar
Cooper. president of the New York Coun-
" National Bank. and an apartment at
1Sl East Seventy-ninth street to Elton
S. Wayiand,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

lIlSPENARD ST, lt-ls, S, 1875. West
Bwsy. all-Metropolitan Trust Co to Ex-
porters Warehouse Co. on the premises
yrs from May l. 1917. yrs rem, atty,
Martin g Lippman, 2O3 Bway .....s5, 500
COLUMBUS AV. st3. and b-Jno
schempp to Paul II Bechtel, Bogert
St. Bogota, y ]. lilo yrs from Aug 49,
1918; atty. Victor Gray, 10 Wall st.s2, 100
WOOSTER ST, ls0-lS4. all-Pietro Ira
verso to Exporters Warehouse Co, SO
Jay st, 8 yrs from May /. 1918, 1 yrs
rem at $4,000: atty. Martin Lippman.
LAFAYETTE sT, ii-45; worth st, Ills Ills
north part store Alderman = Suerken
10 White House Lunch, yrs from Nov
], 1916: atty. Jos w Umans. s77 Broad
FORT WASHINGTON AV, Sc, all--Sally
II Walker to Jos Jovans. 2l7 w ll1th ST,
Jr, 10 Bway... s22 600
MANHATTAN AY. sl2, ali-Rochambeau
Realty Co to Jovans, AT W lllth st, 8
yrs from Sept l. 1918: atty. Saml Wacht.
Jr, 40 Bway. 600
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Bronx.
RIGHT to operate ferr

RIGHT TO operate ferry over East River
from stephens dock clason Point to
Whitestone and College Point--city OF
Clason Point I'd. yrs from May /, 1918:
atty. c0rpn Counsel; so gross receipts
EAST FREMONT Az. 1859 and 1913.
store &c-Bronx County Rlty GO, Inc.
TO Jos Klein, 1901 Southern Boul, and
a Eri: yrs ir rem Nos l, lsiS; atty;
Observation-Disclosures. and 81 $40
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
TAT II vEsEY STREET.

MADISON ST, 2s2. SIS, lis W Montsom.rv
81, 25kl0Oxe5xss.s. 6 sty tnt and strs-
Coles agt Chas Cohen ct al due
1880. taxes, &c, $685. TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-22

goods. toilet goods. stationery, no,.o,.
neckwear. &c). Hotel York n"
TOPEKA. KAN.-Pellitier Stores Co
Mckown tgeneraD, care A. Fantl ia
West 32d ST. '' Nv
WORCESTER. MASS. C Machine, r,
.. r. Mercer (representins), is2 Fou,,h
av, NTH floor '''h
f9uSGSToWN-G. NJ. McKeIvey 60. W
l.. Brenn (house furniahing good. ~,
CHINA. silverware. bags. trunks And sno,ss
Ing Boods). 1910 Broadway, room siI
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BROKER IN BRONX PLOT DEAL

]. Clarence Davies negotiated the sale
for the Mott Haven Company Of the plot
50xl00 on the south side OF l46th street.
$50 feet west of Morris avenue. L. Ca
sario represented the purchaser.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.


Manhattan.
SAITH ST. 1877 E--Isidor Schwartz agt
Jacob witkind et al. Aug 8, 1918. .3o2o
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PILOT ST, 9. OF e City Island av. 2oox
2O8-Hull Grippen Co agt Robert
Jacob. owner: Lewis p Fluhrer Co. Inc.
18th ST. sssii E.Louis Grod.iy aSt
Charles Adler. owner and contrac-
t0r ...... &2O0
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST. 1873 w-Hull Crippen g. Co agt
trustees Of Columbia College in the City
OF \ Y. owner; Lewis Fiuhrer Co, Inc.
GATH ST. 1856 VIA binowitz e. Berger
agt Charlena Lawry. owner: Thomas
Saunders. contractor. .......,,.......S $50
both ST, 145 to 153 W-Paladino Con-
tracing Co agt African Methodist Epis-
copal Church In tho City OF y Y. owner:
Peter Riley, contractor; Michael
Cerussi, sub-contractor. $40
MAIDEN LANE. 6i:53 = Waterbury &
Riley ast 5l-53 Maiden Lane Inc,
owner; Cross Brown Co. contrac-
tors ....,...,.........,,$ $50
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TRADE fONkERS HOUSES.
George Howe has sold for II. H..
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

with name and address Of owner and
Attorney