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The sun., 1918-11-20

sic; Southwestern. bbls, or kegs, "a lbs.
zach. az. gs2e, southern ~, corn r. FED d.. 8
Western, dry picked. lbs. and over. s5c. /:
~ lbs. SiG5ihc,; s lbs, S3ts dsIc.: 81
ies,, ssis g.ssc< > lbs. so9sic;; Ohio and
Weights ~tf ssc.: other Western. scaided,
mixed weights. 32a32Hc. OLD COCKS
Fresh, dry packed. boxes or bbls. dry
P P.esss: S 81 d.y ptics:d; y. NH
DuGKLlNds!onF I;IsnR and 5snn' STy
other Western. h, Ss0ssc; GEESE,
+: Sc; 6hls and MIsSisan' prime; +; i! s.
sSo SsI. white' $40 lbs. and over
TO dozen per dozen, 's;Sog gsI. dsTs, Per ss
oia. per- pair, sSd.e g. '-'' '''
POULTRY, LvEMcHI ,ci;ISI " q o az
ssG.7c. OLD RoosTERs-Via freight,
,s TUSxEYs 5UcK ytA express eHores or
pres ptes, V ora freight SOC Live PIGEoNsE
GfE Pass yP tFs S. S H 1e gss tSs
a. 80: family, '5s96o; short clear s44g
Bsss Im ,sSSs4 : ,sSgaiS nsa s"my
ifS:. 2SSs.; pigs $S"s. Bellies s:eady ;
picked clear 1912 o. lbs 50 9 SIC; dry
s ss.x y stso ieS aiS%c: choice house..
ldSi7Hsi P,Sklsd hans :teady J TsES Sh.
a 1912 lbs TseG quiet, d1s special oos
cote. Lard steady; middle West, 81. 40 q
27toi. city lard steady; quoted; 2ste;;
America s2a40; Brazil kegs, 5000; com
pound steady; quoted, 239 Hkc Stearine
steady; city lard stsarine. 2sIa 02ec; oleo,
Sugar sss Mould ssoc eaG., oF s4sc
xxx powdered, e2oc.; powdered. SIDE.
"; e. 5000 oGG SS T. ssS O'
VEGETABLES. AIsCELLANEoUs-AR-
TIcHoKEs. California, French, half drum.
tsqls; Jerusalem, hbi., ttSIso. nRUs;
soS;s g,ro sTsn0e S. S Scs SslSs
6SE,, 75e a'I' ,BEETs-lOG bSnchss ':S
s sss; s sia S.t; sos!ss: Sss SOC
Florida bsk.. $1,000; so dozen box, 81 o
%.panisS. per ton, ,Isaso: domestic. per per
ton. to9i5; DanIsh. per Dbl, SlGi.a5;
domestic, bhi., 75c; 9sii red; hbl;; $500
Ions. Island, long cut. Dbl. st.6O9s: short
sTai. sss OcEIERTsisfsS ana ys sf:sS,
Cuncn, zVWoVc'' FANCY, lhrBe' case, tdbO0
4; medium. case, s2boGs25: small case,
st.6oq2Bo CELERY KNOBS = 100
punches, 1895, cHICoRY-CrAte. 75c q
81, EGGPLANTs-Florida box, SlaI;
bsk., llRI. ENDIvE-Nearby. ID, Is o
l5c.: Western. ID. 20a4Sc. LEEKs-i6o
,l@t; bag. ,i0s. LEfTUcENstste and
nearby. bsk.. tl.5o@si crate. N.bO9S.
Boston, strap, y2d3.25, MCSHROOMS-
Lib. soc. Sl.f5. OYSTER PLANTS
Nearby, 100 punches sid6 oKRA-
Florida, carrier. S?g4; bsk.. StQ4 onions
Connecticut Valley. 100 lb, bag, 81. 30 %
l.7bi Orange county. New York bag, 81, 25
@l.66; State and Western. 100 ID. bag
slod1t. Observation-Disclosures, bbl., si.5O
ga; Florida, box, t2Q3. PARSLEY
Nearby, curly 100 punches. sl,2Ja2
Dbl. 75e. gsl.25. ROMAINE-Bsk., 81 a
l.5O: crate. sldl.bo. SCALLIONS-N,Arb
100 punches, l,bod2; New Orleans, i0C
punches, S2d3. sPINACH--State and Ter.
rs sQUASH-Rubbari, bbl., 75c (fsi. 20,
Marrow. bhl., 75c3Sl,25 TURNiPS-
Rutabaga, Dbl. or bag, si50@i.75; white
ssk:: 90 soc; hb. or bag. siGlso TO.
MATIl ES-Nearby. crate. $50. d32.5O: car.
rier. I6e q s2.7S: California. ripe, lug. 81.
a green. lug, S?9 $50: hothouse, ID /;
q32hc. wATERcRESs - Nearby 1ot
punches. ,i.sO9atO. "
The sun., 1918-11-20
Yesterdays Fires.
IA Bank St; Thomas Mona
BRONZE WORKERS MAY STRIKE
Helpers Demand 1927 and FiuiShcr'
S36 Week

BY Saturday night the 5000 m,rra5,
OF the Inside Iron and Bronze Wornt''
Union will have completed takiuG . vote
on a general strike. according To- M a.-
nouncement yesterday by Solomon
Broad. the secretary. lie eNpeotcH. "a
said. that the vote would favor a st.Icc
The helpers and bronze filters dewNH
$27 a week and the hnishers ask s.
The helpers. he said. were really skilled
mechanics who have first TO serve m
apprenticeship. Broad declared that -
impending strike was due TO dissatstsc'
ton because unskilled workers IN MARI
trades were now receiving moro th'7
either the helpers or fnisherS
The sun., 1918-11-20
JAMAICA HOUSES RADED.

The Morard Realty Corporation (Clar-
ence E. Gilmor and Robert Ward, Jr.)
has bought the four one family houses
at 1es. III and 173 Union avenue, ia
inaica, and the dwelling 207 Avenue T
from the Martonberg Realty Corpora
tion, which took In exchange the tene-
ment at 512 East Eleventh street. Man
haitian, recently reported sold.
The Halcott Land Company has sold TO
ID. Flick plot 40x105 on the south side
Of Lenox street. west OF New York ave.
nue.. Jamaica
r. A Clarendon has bought from w
G. Neuman a plot 4ox1oo on the north
side Of Elmwood street, west Of willard
avenue. Jamaica
J. F. MCGUIRE has bought from W. r
n. Andrews a plot 100x12o. on the
south side OF Chalfonte avenue. east Of
New York avenue, Jamaica.
The sun., 1918-11-20
live TOPICS OF-THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
Women's Aviation Suits
= Are to Appear Soon

~ ESIG NERS OF women's cos
tunes are Il oking to aviation
- as new field that will neces-
state the making OF many dresses
along totally different lines from the
accepted type for other purposes.
Aviation, they believe, is the COM
ing pastime which will bring about
revolution IN dress. particularly IN
sports clothes, and they already are
casting about for material suitable
for the purpose.
with so many men trained Tor
'flyinS 1t is believed that the sport
will become extremely popular with
their return to civilian life. 1t Is ex-
pected that women will be mems COM
panions on most of their aerial jour-
neys.
The sun., 1918-11-20
BRISBANE TO LIVE HERE,

That Arthur Brisbane plans soon to
take up his residence in this city Is IN
dictated by reports that he has made ar
rangements to lease. furnished. from
Mrs. Virginia X. Mages her four story
dwelling on lot 1s.sx100 at ll2 East
Sixty first street. Mr. Brisbane moved
to Washington following his purchase
Of the Washington Times.
Peace & Gilman have leased for Ma
jor James Imbr!e to William C. De-
laney OF Washington the five story
dwelling Mt 81 East Seven'y-ninth street,
between Fifth and Madison avenues.
The sun., 1918-11-20
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Mortgage Company Resells
Apartment Taken Recently
in Foreclosure.
PLOT BUYING is ACTIVE
Many Sites Bought or Traded
in Suburban Areas-Rents
Flat for AZ Years.

The Rockville, the six story elevator
apartment, with stores, at the northeast
corner OF Audubon avenue and lfith
street, has been resold by the Lawyers
Mortgage Company, which took posses
sion of Il through foreclosure proceed
inss. to a, client OF Harry Friedman. who
proposes to hold the realty as an invest
mont. The apartment Ia known as 247
TO ISL Audubon avenue, and has a 'front.'
are OF 10TH feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street. II has rent roll OF
$4,000, and the market price set upon
Il was $165,000.
The sun., 1918-11-20
MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown

(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street,
WATER ST, s5s, 2Cxs6.s, Nov 1s--James
Reardon 20 Albert HIM. 224s Hughes
sv, due Jan !, 1922. sc; atty Tit.s
Guar GO rs Baw,Ss .y;o,
Etbert Realty Co to Lizetta Lair. 45s
W 2oth st. ct al. exrs, sc. sos Lahr,
due Nov, Is. 1921. 81. pr mtg HS:l 90
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
SlST ST, 8 g. 272 e Az A, 25x1o2.2. Aug
2G-star bohemian Real Estate Assn N
John S Kalla, $40 LIST av. and ano.
y1ss' e%' atty Frank BrodSky' S ,!oa;
ssp 1T, SIS, IS Park av. i7xiOO.s, pci
John Horn to Fr.dk 4 Rinsler. :oI
sis.eeo: attys. Norwood. A a W. y
L ifth st....'.. ....-.''.''.''' '''o0o
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10Th strsetD
AMSTERDAM Av. 1910. n W cor l2lst st.
Rembrandt Realty Co: $500 Bwsy, L.
stalls. sTs' Attys land & P. 40 Cedar
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
10TH ST. ms being 10: TO- issof map
TO Henry Bender, ass windsor pl. st
Louis, No. Nov 10. yrs. SHqsi atty. y
Y Title MTG Co ls6 Hwey. .;;.ia; ooo
Katie stenger to Frsdk L d De Grauw.
$4,000. Noy IS; yrs. s"%; atty L Ut z
wHITLocK Av. ssi. e s, s7,sxIOo-Ester
Hornstein to Jacob label. $40 f lseth
st. Nov Is. due May IS. 1919. ePs attya;
CosTER ST. sac, 8, 2oxloo-Hudwil
Corpn to saml Cowen. S9l Irvine st. pr
%ts 800; Soy y; ins'1i' 81; s ,aSc
AOUEDUCT Az Il, e cor ls1st st. a5.4x
ss7-Jos Adler TO Geo A Briggs, IS Z
yrs. th%; atty. Title O 4 T Co. lis
18TH ST, sws, SO n W Crescent av..4Ti0
Life ms co, Buffalo, n Y. Nov l, yrs
b%; atty. Title Guar & T Co, l76
Bway 49,. .................,..13 5. 600
The sun., 1918-11-20

A fight for the control of certain SILK
materials that are used in the manufac-
ture Of waists is developing In the mar
ket Large operators. believing that
waists are going to be particularly IN de-
mand, have been attempting to OBTAIN
large quantities of such materials whlch
go into their making and SO direct the
trend of the market
Fabric manufacturers are holding back
for still higher prices. and the operators
who until recently have been trying to
acqui:e the goods quietly. have now
come out into the open in bidding
against one another.
The sun., 1918-11-20
worlds silk Markets Quiet.

The local market for raw silk is quiet
and Yokohama reports the same condi-
ton there. Latest cablegrams say Sin
shut No. is quoted at 1920 yen, and
few sales have been made at that
figure.
Holders OF silk in Shanghai are not
anxious to sell their stocks. but are
waiting for higher prices The market
Is quiet and firm. No news coming from
Canton yesterday is taken to mean that
conditions there have not changed. The
Italian market. shows no signs Of weak
ness. and business is quiet. France and
Switzerland are making small purchases
in Italy, but American buyers think the
prices are too high.
The sun., 1918-11-20
Big volume OF shoe Sales.

Shoe manufacturers have booked
enough spring orders to last them for four
months while they are still busy on fall
goods, according to the weekly review
of the trade by Ben jacobson. manager
of McElwain. Morse & Rogers. In ad-
dition to all this business a big demand
is looked for from the men who are re-
turning from the army and under the
circumstances price reductions are not
expected to be figured on in the near
future.
Retailers businesses are said TO be in
creasing rapidly and last week showed
the largest volume done during any
similar period this season.
The sun., 1918-11-20
900 Fur Dealers VIII Dine.

More than 800 fur dealers have sig
nified their intention to attend the first
annual dinner OF the American Fur
Dealers Association. Inc, which is to
be in the McAlpine November %. The
banquet had been originally planned for
next Saturday, but a postponement was
necessary because 1t was found accom-
modations were not available on that
date.
The sun., 1918-11-20
bureau to Settle Disputes.

Disputes that may arise between
members Of the cloak and suit industry
in this city and the American Woollen
and Worsted Manufacturers Assocla-
ton are hereafter to be settled by a
bureau which will act as a clearing
house in such matters. Committees
have been named to work out plans for
the establishment OF the bureau.
The sun., 1918-11-20
BY Henry Brady.
LIS PENDENS.
NFauhaAtau

AMSTERDAM Av. W g. 4O.S n sIth st, COZ
lo0-Delia Doyle agt Edw C Newdorf,
exr. ct al faction TO recover dover, &c)
et:ys. Wendell. Elliott & Robson.
22p ST. n .. 35i,6 Q 1st av. 47x9S-Har-
riet Scott agt Dorsch Real Estate Co,
Inc, ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, p u Goodrich,
18TH ST. 22s E--Itaiian Savings Bank OF
the City of N Y agt Terfos Construction
Co. Inc, ct al foreclosure OF mortgaKe) ;
nttys. Wayland & Bernard.
lssTH ST, sos w-Henriette X Halves Art
Anna J. Lumbert ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. II NJ Bellinger.
10th ST. rs, ait eth Av. l9x1oo.li--
Farmers Loan Trust Co agt Sarah
Alexander ct al foreclosure OF mort
gaEel; attys, NJ a. s Isaacs.
SD ST, 22i W-Excelsior Savings Bank
OF tho City OF Y agt Adele q Carroll
ct al foreclosure OF two mortgages)
atty, III Swain
The sun., 1918-11-20
REALTY WAR FUND DRIVE.
Revised Figures show only s28,'
900 Has Been Contributed.

Team captains Of the Real Estate Di-
vision In the United War Work Fund
drive Will put forth their best efforts
to-day to comply with request of
Chairman Frederick r. Fox to boost
the aggregate sum TO figure more In
keeping with the amount contributed
to the Red Cross. which was $4,000.
Revised figures Of the present drive up
to 6 o'clock last night showed total
Of only $4,000. The lower hglVes are
due TO the fact that first reports when
carefully gone over showed many ,du-
pllcations,
Prominent among the contributors
yesterday swere Stephen II. Tying. Jr,
& Co., $500; Franklin Petit, $780,
Douglas L. Gilman a Co, $3.50 Payson
McLs Merrill a Co., si17, and William
A. White a Sons, the Hallenbeck, Hun
gerford Realty Company. Ephraim b.
Levy. r. H. Macdonald and DR.. s. NJ
Evans, 500 each.
The sun., 1918-11-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
LAT II vEsEY STREET.
Rv Ynaanh ID me-


CANNON ST. 90. 2Sxlo0. s sty tint and str,
Roman Catholic Orphan ASYLUM aKt
sohlesinger ct al: due, ss2,3735o;
taxes &C. H.l22.Se; to the plain
s7TH ST, $40 E. io1sS..s. q sty dwis% O;sU g
klingler et al. exrs. agt John Farley ct
al; due. t4,06Ts6: taxes. &c. S3I7s6;
1a?D Yr. IL Z, SOxSS.ii, s sty tnt.EavvittSS..
be Life Assur Soc agt Bertha Gubin ct
al; due. N5.75o; taxes &C. SU5sS;
withdrawn.
BY Henry Brady.
MARKET ST, rs, W 3. rs 9 Henry NJ, 26lx
lSSx36. lxilS.s, stY tint and Gtrs-J
* Suydam, trus agt Morris Lazarus ct
al; due, $40, 1911: taxes. 40. $50 90 ;
" the pIaihtlH' 1900
BY Samuel Marx.
10th ST, ia W. 2711xseil. s sty int
Jacob Breen agt J N Joseph ct al: due,
tS.2los5; taxes, 40. S7ISS7: nrst mtg
als.5ooi to the plaintiff. .........S...5oo
BY Charles A. Berrian.
ilsTH ST. 0 W, l4x6l.1xI46x5Ie. 8 atty
tint and strs; liSth st. II w. llx76l0x
i.6x7s sty tint and strs--I y Place
at Samuel Siskind ct al: due. Si0,-
sl6.ls; taxes. &c, f26I24; No. 0 to The
Plaintin for $3.50; No. II TO Minnie
. oeietNhy '''.''.''.' '.,......... 500
The sun., 1918-11-20

Despite weather conditions that have
not been favorable for the sale OF wo-
MEMS suits retailers declare that since
the signing of the armistice business in
this line has materially increased.
While the volume OF fall business has
not been UP to the average 1t shows
signs OF rapidly increasing and predic-
lions are made that with the coming of
seasonable temperatures the normal
number Of sales will be surpassed.
The sun., 1918-11-20
Conserving Wool for Civilian.

BOSTON. Nov. 19.-Government orders
have been received here that no more
wool than is absolutely necessary for
Government use shall be dyed khaki.
This is in line with the policy to con-
serve wool for civilian uses.
Orders have also been received by n
prominent manufacturer here to ship
khaki goods in the piece and not cut up
to South Boston warehouse instead of
to New York, where II had been pre-
viously intended to send them.
The sun., 1918-11-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

N6TH ST. 2ll W, ana lt7th at, 40 w
Handy Bros agt Open Stairs Dwelling
Co. Inc, owner: Brescia & GrimaldA com
tractor (renewAD ................,si ,S36
EDGECoMBE AV. 4Os-Hl--A G Horn &
straus a Co owners: Rudolf Thum. con.
tractor (renewaD ..,........... .S69s,s0
seTH ST. $40 w-Jonas wieser agt $40
West seth> 81 Corp, owneri Guaranty
The sun., 1918-11-20
BUYER OF SIXTH AV. CORNER.

The Land Map Realty Corporation,
Max N Natanson president, is the buyer
of the six story loft and store building
at the southwest corner Of Sixth avenue
and Eleventh street. the sale OF which
was reported last week.
M. Fl. Coaley. A. L. Wright and H.
II. Richard have incorporated 450 Riv-
erside Drive with a capital Of $4,000 to
take over the ten story Brookfeld apart
ment house at that address, sold last
week to the @. & E. Realty Company.
The sun., 1918-11-20
RIDGEwoOD HOUSE RENTALS.

8. s. Walstrun. Gordonl & Forman,
have leased houses. furnished, for the
winter for Edwin r Elwood 10 Robert
Z. Conk of Port Jefferson, L. l.. at IS
Hope street for Mrs. Jeanette VI. Oak
ley to Oscar c. Huntoon of Paterson.
". j.. at 147 West End avenue, and for
Gustave A. Orth to a Mr.. Borgess. OF
Manhattan at 233 Upper Boulevard,
Ridgewood, y. J..
The sun., 1918-11-20

Heavy buying of furs in the early fall
has resulted in slight slackening OF
business recently, according to fur deal
ers. They do not regard the situation as
serious, however. pointing out that IL is
only the logical sequel to big business OF
the past few months. With the coming
of colder weather they look To- another
squirt in the trade
The sun., 1918-11-20
Sudden Call for Evening Gowns.

Orders for evening dresses are pour
Ing in on manufacturers in numbers so
large they cannot be met. The demand
has come suddenly. business in this line
having been dull for two years Elab-
crate models and brilliant colors are
what is wanted and velvet is the ma
terial most in demand
The sun., 1918-11-20
Low Grade Woods Released.

Special Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BOSTON, Nov. 19.-1he Government
has released for sale low off grade
woods on which restrictions were placed
by the order OF October II, according
to announcement to-day by e. W.
Houghton, pulled wool administrator
and distributor.
The sun., 1918-11-20
Dry Convention Celebrate.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov, 19--Prf mi
nary to business sessions. whl'U
commence tomorrow. delegates ~ ,-.
worldwide prohibition conference '.cei'
ing here, to-day and Tonight Joined 10
ratification Thanksgiving over oH'n
Wyoming, Florida and Nevada '?s
dry at the recent election.
The sun., 1918-11-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan,

Manhattan.
BOTH ST. w-solomon KaNin, 5ie W
81. New Rochelle. " Y, Oct 81. 1917;
attys. CROSS Brown Co. is E SIS,
1l5TH sT. s, ssi W Pleasant av. runs ~ N
l00.llx W sax 1b.7x x SOIL to
n,sstx 2s.ll to beg-F1iomena di Ben
eas,te to Isidor: Epstein. 1903 Bay S.d
ssrH FIST ST. Il W"Mar 81 @ taylor 800 20
1. c s TIT. CO aa i,s s~ 42a, ns so "a "a
Bhoxbwiii, iis.. ia.i;i parts; ais. i:o'' sSS
itts " 5th av is's1siS, all; a5th st.
l?2 W. 1855 part. proceeds of sale
y :. March 4: 1904; attys. Butler, :. j
lgsrH ST, " ST. w-HiabiGar;di po ttS;1So
p; Dec 10. 1914; atty, Richard b. Kelly,
l,TI sT. n 5, $50 9Th sy. 'l5iitsiis1iiiIsy,s
wicksrsham and Edw J Hsnoy. exrs
Mary P Draper, June u. 1913; sttys,
~ %SdsSiadsr " & T. 40 Wall q: $4,000
Louis Peverelli and Morris Horn, cxrs.
Oct %, 1905; attys Hollis. wagner q 2,
lI7TH ST. IS. Ss.i ithi av. isioxioc. III w
Amelia Burke. stapleton, s ], to Nathan
Kranskopf. 500 Riverside Drive, Sept Is,
1922; atty, w l. Flaske. stapleton. Staten
..p ST S2s ww.Anna c Goodwin to -' tn.
Farmers Loan & T Co, 1924 William At,
Dec so. 1912; attys, Geller n q i, 2:
PARK Av VS.. 75;ii ioist st, :5SSo@
Hyman TarnArutsky to Andrew Gray ct
1874 attys, X G q NJ v Mcdonald, lss
MontsEus 1t. Bklyn ........:.....! 500
HAMILTON ST. l2-Abr Small to Alfred
FTankenthaler. So Nassau st..... -. 900
The sun., 1918-11-20
LONG ISLAND CITY SITE DEAL.

C.. G. Flaygare has bought q plot, 75x
lie, on the south side of Payntar avenue,
east of Academy street. Long Island City.
The sun., 1918-11-20
No Cancellations Expected.
Special Despatch TO THE SuS.

ROCHESTER,, Nov 19.-Garment manu-
facturers here say they have not received
orders to cancel Government contracts
and do not expect any. Most OF the mills
are working on suits TO- sailors. Orders
for these expire in January. but more
are expected, as sailors will be employed
The sun., 1918-11-20
TO LIVE AT TOMPKINsvIILE.

Moffatt & Schwab have sold for Mrs.
Meta Krentzel the house at 80 Brews-
ter street. Tompkinsviiie, s. l., to Rasch
Olsen for a home.
The sun., 1918-11-20
NEW GARAGE FOR BEST a co.

John r. & Oscar L. Foley have rented
for Charles Hoffman TO Best 4 Co. the
garage erected recently at $40 and 242
East Forty-fifth street The lease is for
ten years at an aggregate rental Of
about 1000, with taxes, &C.
The sun., 1918-11-20
TAKES RIDGEwooD CORNER.

The Ridgewood Park Realty Company
has sold the plot. 10sx200. on the south
west corner OF Mount Olivet avenue and
Elliot avenue, Ridgewood, to the United
States Cremation Company.
The sun., 1918-11-20
INVESTS AT RoCKAwAY.

Tho Hatch-Gazan Company has sold
for the Gehring Realty Corporation at
Rockaway Park, L. l., a cottage on
Washington avenue to Frank p. Hatfield
for occupancy.
The sun., 1918-11-20
SELLS RICHMOND HILL PLOT.

F. H. Hobby has sold to w F. Bart
Icy the plot. 37810o. on the east side of
18th street, south OF Ninety first ave-
nue., Richmond Hill.
The sun., 1918-11-20
INVESTOR GIVES PLOT FOR FLAT

HOFFMAN STREET.-Roy scherick
has sold for Samuel L. Maduro the
three story house and grounds at 24IO
HOFFMAN street to Theodore II. Fishel,
who gave in trade property in Mamaro-
neck, n. Y.
The sun., 1918-11-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MaahaAlan

lssTH ST. 4s2 w-Nathan Aronson ast
Eisen Realty Co. Oct II, 19iS... .sso.S6
AVENUE i. 9 cor 18th st-Charles
Motskewecz aEt estate of John U Brook
man, May "a, lSls.As.s... ..lS9.lt
The sun., 1918-11-20
EAST of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and il0th streetsO

Manhattan Island, north of 10Th street)
AMSTERDAM AV. l2to. n W cor l2lst st.
1O0.11xlo0, Nov ls-Shenk X 4 C Co IL
Rembrandt Realty Co. $500 Bway. Ia
stalls. 81; Attys, land h p. 40 Cedar
The sun., 1918-11-20

Title Guar 4 T Co. i7s Bway: atty. Title
18TH ST. s, 9l.l0 W Alexander av, ls.4x
1oo-Betty Collamors to Lizzie C Lane.
haSR1Sis CO. ~ s%S ano' atty ,s Ii5s
GLEASON AV, e3l2-Magdalena Lohbauer
TO Martin Stopper. .2is Powell av; atty,
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uOs5o

The following judgments were fled YES
terday. November 10; tho nrst name 10
that OF the debtor:
Auerbach Jacob and John-CIty
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MANHATTAN ALTERATION,

Houston street. southeast corner Crosby
street. to a hve story store, r. ID. Frieks
lot West Twelfth street, owner; IL. A.
Koeible. ia East Twsnty-eighth street,
Apohitost1 $4,000
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The first name Is that of the debto- ~,
second that of the creditor and date ,hon
judgment was filed:
Affschimer--S. KarEanow, May 81
1917 tvacated) .............. scsoj5
Columbia Wax Products Lh.-In-
dian Refining Co.. Inc, Oct. II.
Greenwaid, PhLlip-Clahins, Inc,
May l6. 1915 .............. 247W
Herman. Paul L.. ex'r-City OF
Y, Sept. 20, 1916 (vacatedl 49,. 49,
Krinsky, NathRn-John T. Boyle
Co. March IS. lSlG........ 7f-N
McClintic Marshall %. ct al
Lincoln National Bank OF City
OF y. Y, Oct. rs. l91s......,.. 80 s.
Marston. Ksthryne S.-City Of y.
y, July IS, 19lS.............. we
Same-same, Jan. Z. 19i5....-... IT'S
New Geisha Waist House, Inc
y. wahrhaftg. July !. 1e's... $500
Steeplechase Cop. n Wang,
Oct. -. 1914. !! Co. -
Voth. Richard C.-s. Presser ct
81. April c. 1sl5.............. 2.th
Zeitl!n. Samuel--R y Kocn!c e.
al. Jan. II. 1918 CcarcNl'c'I.. N',-'
Sa ockr. Mrs. Chas w. and 'fr's
W,--D. Nauman, Oct. ~, 1873 f.'N
Haher, Jac"b--A. Else, Nov. H..
4 1918 .r. .'
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BRONX.
bikoN y.
The first nama In that ~ tho Il ,

The first name II that OF the debtor.
Algase, Solomon. Kahn ct al ssSs =,
Saputo. Calogero-T Mondclll. % m
Same-A. Modelli. ............. 9oi n,
Fraser. George WI. Schlusberg G20e
FOX. Hyman-C. Berger ........ s7Ii
Hahn. Theodore F.--w. L. Pru-
den Hdw. co.................. l2S,
Salzer. Arbold. and Samuel Graz
ber-H. NJ Susswein ct all. 1871
Tartkon. Abraham. r. Jo.euko
ct al Observation-Disclosures. :S5!
United States Circus Corpn---S
Julien ..:.............,.. rOss
Union Railway Cor. Giant. 1883
Whsker. Sans. ShUll....... Sc, =.
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bidding Up waist Materials.

for many months In transporting the
troops from France.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Cor 7th Av). s W cor 4Sd at,
store or offlce 8 of cafe-Joseph Hirsh
to Jas allegro and ano. 1913 LIST av (hrm
Greeley Sightseeing system). AZ yrs
from Nov 20. 1918; atty, Petor A LAURA,
Times bldg, Bway and lsd st. .,.Sl.2o0
CARMINE ST, "a. all-Jno A SonntaE TO
Antonio Sierra. S5s Blocker st. III yrs
from Nov. 1918, with priv OF renewal /;
attys, Gen N. Bruno q &C. 81 Thomp-
MACpoUGAi ST. to-la. aii-RemiEio
sciarrilo and Ano TO Gaetano and Santa
Morabito, on tho premises. 8 yrs from
Apr !, 1918: attys. Geo N Brun a Co.
81 Thompson st.,.i. .,..,........ ,th2OO
Bronx.
WHITE PLAINS RID, n cor 2isth Ut,
grade "a and sd foors--Amella C John
son to New York Telephone CO, 1b Dey
e., yrs from Oct !. 1918; atty. 7
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NEAL ESTATE.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRro,r'.

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OFFICES sei to 500. 80 -;or. U. :
10 West 4Oth ST.. Room 1904.