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The sun., 1918-08-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at:
torney.)

twith maine and address Of lenders at;
torney)
9Th AV. ss7. 1easehold-Geo McQuilan to
Clausen- Flanagan Brewery. Jan 10. 1910;
attys. Untcrmyer 4 Marshall. 100
10TH ST. 2.s- $50. and Hudson st. sis
Hy and Louise o Towle ct al To Title
Guar & Trust Co, 176 Bway, July 81,
1918; atty. Title Guar 4 Trust Co. l7s
COLUMBUS Az, s2s-Ludwig Bechtel and
Paul II and Lizzie Bechtel to Leon A
Borck. 20 South 5sth st, Flushing, l. l,
Dec. 30, 1914: atty. Frank L Boynton. 100
9TH 9TH ST. as E-phiiiiip Bachracn ITO to
Lorenzo N Picabia. exr Henrietta NJ
licabia: satisfied of record without pro-
duction OF mortgage by order of the
Supreme Court, March s, 1907: atty for
Williams. Glover 4 W, 10 5th av. $4,000
1iTH ST. 40 E-Ignaz and Julia Modry,
is L 18th st. to Broadway Saw Instn
Nov IS. 1885,? attys. Kerry NJ; 2s7
SETH ST. s. 354.S Sd av. SOxlO2.2-
Grand building Corpn. ~ Court st
Brooklyn, to Morris Reizenstein, $50
Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. Jan 8. 1918:
atty. Morris Reizenstein. ~ Court ST.
SAME PRoPERTy-same to same, March
Z, 1918; atty. same. ..............35,oo 900
The sun., 1918-08-23
Furniture Sales Fall;
Newlyweds Are Fewer

A DECREASING demand for
n house furnishings is noted by
4 n the large furniture and de-
partment stores, but 1t Is probable
that the money volume OF business
will be greater this year than last
because OF higher prices.
Most of the furniture being sold Is
to families in moderate circumstances
whose incomes have been increased
by war wages. The big demand that
came formerly from newly married
couples has shown an appreciable
falling off. Sales of the more expen-
slve kinds of furniture are almost
negligible.
II is predicted by dealers and man.
ufacturers. however, that there will
be big boom in the furniture bus-
ness following the close of the war.
The sun., 1918-08-23
COFFEE MARKET.

Fluctuations in yesterdays coffee mar
ket moved irregularly throughout the
day and after opening unchanged to an
advance OF 2 points prices sagged OF on
continued liquidation in the near months.
Cost and freight offers were practically
unchanged. with Santos 3-4s here at
Hoo. As at from 11.40c. to l1.s0c. and
IS at 10Lc. to l0isc.. all steamship ship
ment, london credits. There were mod
crate sales of As at 11.40c. No Rio or
Victoria offers were in the market.
The local spot market was quiet and
unchanged
Rio spots were unchanged Santos 10
reis higher and futures showed gains
of so to 100 reis. Sac Paulo weather
continues very unsettled.
The sun., 1918-08-23
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
inexpensive Flats and Plots
Deals Feature Dull Trad
ing Period.
BOND QUARTERS UPTOWN
Liberty Association Partial
Payment Headquarters to
BE in 18th Street.

Buying of real estate yesterday was
limited to small properties. The trading
was widely scattered, indicating no
strong desire for any particular location
or class of property. There was more
buying of unimproved property than i'm
proved. Not all who bought sites were
builders. The impression was that most
OF the plot buying was for investment.
A significant deal was the leasing or
space in the uptown financial district
for the headquarters OF the partial pay
ment department OF the Liberty Bond
Association, which is now in Wall street.
1t seems to confirm the Importance OF
this rapidly developing financial dis
trict.
The sun., 1918-08-23
NUMBER OF CORSET
STYLES is HALVED
Manufacturers Get Sugges-
tons From War Industries
Board Subsidiary.
specioi Despatch 10 Tnr srx.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Recommenda :
lions regarding the output OF corset fac
tories were sent to manufacturers to-
day by the Conservation Commission Of
the War Industries Board
Suggestions concerning the width and
thickness of steel to be used as we'll as
reductions in the number OF patterns are
contained in the recommendations, which
call for factories making over 400 differ
ent styles to reduce them so per cent,
with proportionate reduction on the
outputs of factories making fewer num-
bers of styles.
1t Is required that no tissue paper be
used in packing corsets selling at less
than S2i dozen wholesale, and boxes
OF special shape or color are not to be
provided.
The sun., 1918-08-23
Raw SILK Prices Firm.

Prices for raw silk remain firm in the
local market. with trading fairly active.
Not much change Is expected. II. l..
Cavalier & Co. in their current market
report say that while manufacturers are
concerned over the labor shortage, which
is making itself felt particularly In the
throwing mills, production is keeping as
close to capacity as conditions allow.
According to the report the Milan
market is quiet, with prices somewhat
easier. The Yokohama market continues
to fuctuate between narrow limits. At
the close of last week the market broke
to 1850 yen for Sinshui No. I. but later
made a partial recovery to 1,560G1. $40
yen. Stronger prices are looked for. with
reports that Eansai and Sinshui failures
No l are scarce.
The Canton market is very firm. and
Shanghai shows no disposition to relin-
quish its present strong prices. Tussah
silks are quiet.
The sun., 1918-08-23
Business Troubles.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

Petitions In bankruptcy filed Yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
PHYLIPP ISSBERG--voluntary petit
ton by Phylip Weissberg, also know n
as Philip weissberg, real estate agent,
1909 Lexington avenue. Liabilities, sl5,
2s3; assets, $500. Principal claims:
Sadie Spectre. 5000: Morris Roth.
S2.s77; Perry w. Fuller. SSli. Marx &
Snydecker 25S Broadway. are the attor-
neys.
ROSENBERG; & PARKET-Vo!untary pc
tition by Jacob Rosenberg and Charles
Parket. individually and as copRrtners.
trading under the frm name and style
OF Rosenberg Parket furniture, 245
Division street. Liabilities. sla.3SI: as
sets sl.s63 Principal claims: Boullee
, Fraser Leather Company. Sl,+76, Rex
Cabinet Works. 1855; II. WeitZ. $i,l2O.
House. Grosman q Norhaus, IFS Broad
way. are the attorneys
A. & ]. GALAIF-Involuntary petition
The sun., 1918-08-23
Garment Salesmen Meet Monday.

The Garment Salesmen's Association
will hold its annual meeting and election
Of officers at the Hotel Rreslin Monday.
Arthur ]. Levy has been nominated for
president. He has no opposition. and
will succeed William Hoar. who has
been at the head OF the organization for
three years.
Joe Siegel and Harry Haas have many
supporters for the office Of first vice
president Louis Guggenheimer and
BILLY" Quigley will contest for the place
of second vice-president. Sol Waller
stein is not opposed for the secretNial
Job, and Robert S. Watts has no opp6si-
ton for treasurer
The sun., 1918-08-23
Advocates Women shoe Clerks.

Though women have taken mems
places recently in so many lines OF en-
deavor the business of clerking in shoe
stores Is still left mostly to tho sterner
* This condition is altogether unad-
Htaseous to shoe dealers. Ben Jacob
OF McElwain. Morse & Rogers points
1T in the latter's weekly report. 1t IL
alleged that as women can be employed
for about half the salaries paid to men
1t is certainly bad business on the part
Of the dealers not to utilize them as
clerks.
The average salary of a clerk to-day
is sac. or about 10 per cent. on his
sales" Mr.. Jacobson says. I'm other
words. the clerk gets so cents TO sell a
s. pair of shoes. or 81 to sell a $40 pair
OF shoes. II every dealer understood
these figures some stores would get
along with fewer clerks or have women
instead of men,"
The sun., 1918-08-23
L. s. Restrictions Help Hat Men.

The proposed reduction by the Gov
eminent OF the STYLES and colors of
mems and womens felt hats for the
spring and fall OF 1919 is taken in good
part by the manufacturers, who say that
their businesses will be helped rather
than hindered thereby. So far as could
be determined, however. the hat men
have received no direct word from Wash
ington concerning the restrictions which
have been reported.
The manufacturers allege that the
way in which their business will be
helped mostly by the restrictions will
be N the matter of the elimination OF
many colors.
The sun., 1918-08-23
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts. loss head; no trad
ing in live cattle; feeling steady. Dressed
beef. leG 2sc. for native sides
CALVES Receipts. 500 head; 1870 on
sale. Market frm. Common to prime
veals sold at 3lS0ls.50 per 100 lbs. culls
at sl3alt. City dressed veals firm a; 258
q as 8 s,c per ID country 'Fe''eo STEADY al
sales-Newton & Co: Ga veals, ISL b.
sve1aSs; sls;so; Suli.. i'si ,,s k Ss
eulls. ?s7. "a J. q. Curtis 4 Son: -
3ls; :. las. SIS,
lambs. ESQ soc. higher. Good to prime
sheep tewest sold at sl29l3 per 100 lbs, /:
si n, eui1s at pfessed G mutt a.
ton arm a, lIa?Sc. per h.; dressed lambs
virginia lambs, 6S lbs. average. .ls.?5; 81
=, sis; il sheep. ~, .iS; :, s5, 81. Nc
iis25; 20 culls, 50, slt; 20 sheep. ia, ,I?;
Is culis So. $3.50, Tobn & Shannon: ils
Kentucky lambs, =; $3.50; !. 80. $3.50.
$40 Kentucky. 81. $3.50. J. Shamberg &
sheep. lis. SIS
HOGs-Eeosipts. 200 head; half car on
sold at s2o,75 per 100 lbe, roughs at 3l7,T6.
Sales-Kerns Commission Co. So state
hogs 1874 lbs. average. s2o.75; IL roughs,
as. slL75.
live Stock Markets of Other cities.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2:.--Cattle-Receipts.
10000. Beef cattle steady at slQ?5Q
'sSeep-Recelpt. $1,000; slow to lower.
LAMBS, NsS5@iS;5o: feeders 'is'So9
KANSAS CITY. Aug, a2,-Hogs--Receipts.
5000; steady. Bulk. ,ls;?S9ls,so; heavy.
tls7e 1929; packers and butchers. sis:2S
cattle-Reeeipt. 5000; steady. Prime
fed steers. 'l5Sis2s' dressed beef steers.
cows cows ,s.5oSi:.5o; heifer:. ,sSisse::
.tockers and feeders, '7.75Gl'5O bulls.
' shesipo is 5000: steady. Lambs.
;iSgii5O; ewes, 81 @ is.75. '
EAST BUFFALO. CY, Aug. :..-cat-
Calvss1Recelpts Is; steady; E9is.
$40. 50 o 20. IS. mixed and Workers. ,so.75S
Is: coughs. -,I7,s5@I7.75; Ihss,Isii5oa 70.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200; lambs.
sl06ls.ea: Others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. :2-Hoss-Receipt
iit50@is.75; mixed butchers, SIS. 20:
good heavy sls.so9:o: bulk. sis.so0
s.sf steers. ,iipScoissS sssrnx n ssssys
1880: stockers and feeders. ss.5o@is;
calves. s7.75015.a5.
sheep--Receipts, $500: lower; lambs,
sl44l7; ewes 3il4l2.
PITTsBCRG. Pa" Aug, e?.-Cattle
Steady; supply light. Prime. sl675alf.SO
Sheep slow. supply light. Prime weth-
ers. sl1.25dl2: cuils and common. sos:
lambs, 1i0Gl7.S0.
Veal calves. Sls@1S.:5,
Hogs soc. higher. receipts, ten double
deck. Prime heavies, $20.25 a. 20. so (;
si'so; iisht workers. and Digs. ;so.soS:S g
roughS. tisbo@D. .,... .'..l -.
The sun., 1918-08-23
Discuss Bobbin Output.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Means for in
creasing the output Of boboins is be-
lieved to have been the topic under dis
cusson at the meeting to-day of George
NJ Wilson. treasurer OF the United
States Bobbin and Shuttle Company,
New York, with members of the War
Industries Board and the Quartermaster
Department.
At the next meeting Of the bobbin in
dustry. which will probably be held in
about two weeks, II is likely that the
plans discussed at to-day's conference
and at conferences yet to be held will
be presented.
The sun., 1918-08-23
BEECHHURsT IN TROUBLE.

Former Tax Commissioner John J.
Halleran has been appointed receiver
for Beechhurst, on the north shore In
Greensboro, owned by the Shore Acres
Realty Company, Samuel Eichen treas
urer, pending foreclosure proceedings
instituted by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. holder Of $4,000 mortgage.
Mr.. Eichen said: ''If two-thirds of
what is owing to the company should
be paid everything would be well. l am
in hopes that enough people will pay
the balances due the company. then
mortgage releases will be obtained and
Ihe matter adjusted"
The sun., 1918-08-23
NO THEATRE IN DWELLING
ZONE.

The Board Of Appeals denied the pc
tition Of Herbert Knapp. architect, for
permission to erect theatre building
and stores on the block bounded by
Broadway. Fort Washington avenue
and 160th street. which under the
building zone resolution is located in a
district partly restricted for residence
purposes. The block is held under a
lease for twenty-unc- years BY Edward
Margolles and Max ]. Kraemer. The
board voted six to one against granting
the petition.
The sun., 1918-08-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat "a vEsEY STREET.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.

BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
sTH AV. 2QJ5 W 6. sos n Hath st, 2Sax
100, fvs story tenement and stoIes-N b
Hoyt, trustee. agt w Kleeman ct al; due
- s32. 1851; taxes. &C. s63s64; to the
BY ] III, Mayors.
18TH ST, $50 w. s, SIS o Audubon ay,
1sx7s.s, 2 story dweliing-SamueI Ger
Der agt w Martin ct al, admrs; due,
s2.97l.67: taxes. &C, s3il.sO; prior mtg
5000: adjourned sine die.
lat s2oS THIRD AvENUEJ
Ry James J Donovan.
MORRIS Av, 500 and sOf, vs.. 3s.7s list
st, 55.2xl00, two Ave story tenements
and s'ores-Doilar Savings Bank ast r 1
Epstein ct al: due. f2i,047.7i; taxes, &c
sisO.S5: to Solomon DanneRberg S2i 1855
by Joseph p. Day.
CNioSPORT POAD. 1888 W s. 4slI IVA,
Next sv, 26.lxll+tx25xI06.lI- q "
baeehler agt Sarah Lichtenstein ct al:
due, tl,oS.I2: taxes sc. sI.Io4 30: p-ior
mtg $1,000; to the plaintiff 80. SO, 500
BY ]. Lincoln seide.
JEROME Az, Z, e:S.c !Sist 81, Ii4sx
loA.oNhi sNlO0, vacant-Jos Hesdorfer
Ast Bernstein q Kramer Realty Cornn
Ct al due; ti9sGs.sS; taxes. &C, ys7o; To-
N '1'"''. ''''''''''...".,.,rs 900
The sun., 1918-08-23
TO ENLARGE WAR PLANTS.

The Wright-Martn Aircraft Corpora
ton has prepared to enlarge its plant
at Starr and Borden avenues. Long
Island City. by erecting a 100000 ad-
dition, one story. 499x1o3 feet in area.
The Victor r. Browning Company,
which Is turning out bases for naval
guns, also filed plans for $4,000 two
story shop. 50x137. for the northeast cor
ner of Twenty-fifth street and Third
avenue, College Point
The sun., 1918-08-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

s2D ST. :os to ?H E. a Rudolph
Gabrik to Julia Gaerik, sS' e "h 81, q
81 rite Guar { T Co 20 to Bianeh. l. swif;
81 Williams ay. East Lynn. Mass. gdn
ST SIcHoLRs Az. 1855. mtg ,ii'ocSw
Marion Rode ct al. trte win VIM
hDa of Il, the a' sfset Church H ia.
U 8; atty. T C q Co. 17e Bwsy.sls.ooo
BOND ST; .s.Llncoln Co to Lincoln
will Chas E Rhineiander for Rhine
lander Waldo ei al: attys. Middlebrook
Borland. as Cedar st...... $4,000
WISE Av.sw cor isoth st. &sIlo:Itsxloo-
Alfred Opdyke adm. to John NJ Aneden
at Oned-el- Kilia Ell Biar algeria, Africa;
atty. Lawyers Mtg Co. So Liberty st. 81
CROTONA AV, :iss-Same to same atty.
cRoToNA Az. s. W c i7sth st. lssloo-
Same to Mary ouimby. 20 W SSth St;
cHisHoLm ST. 5. lis Jennings. COX
l0o-Lavinia Meyer to Eugene But
Ter, sos3 Bway: atty. S wray. 1926 Bos.
ASS@TnHoSy Az w Burn.,d. av.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Brennan to
Letitia N Howard. Montmorency. France:
atty. VIM + Clark. 1875 Bway: .s5co;Zs
Chss p Hallock to Daisy Freutei. S33
Bergen av: atty. w Kahl. $40 Der,
Decatur Az. so7s-Ti,iie Guar T Co to
Catholic Womens Benevolent Legion.
s49l Bway: atty. Title Guar 7 Co.
10 bWdy. ss.Vvv
LOTS 1913 and 1874. map portion Schuyler
ville-Mary Smith to Marc Burck-
hardt, 1874 Eastburn av; atty, II
Baechler. ll:s f fremont av.... $500
10th ST. 533 E-Mary A Asten. indiv and
as extrx. to Louis Heilbrunn. sos W
Hath st: atty, Title Guar I Co. rs
ST AIMS AV, s+5--Central Saw Bank to
Emma Koch. $40 Bergen sv: attys. Will
hanson g. Il, 1854 Alexander avs. .il 900
GOODRIDGE AN =, land Virgil
V McSit, 3oxl4t 6ll-Dela-
held estate to Margaretta Delaheld, 2tsth
st near Half Moon pl; attys. De!aheld
II & II, 81 Cedar st............... vi
c50TH ST, 8 g. at n land Ida r.
Bach, s52x1cO.l0x25xll510 - Delafeld
Estate TO Violetta " DelAfeld, |, T. 18th
st: attys. Delaneld, h T & r, 81 Ce-
oar 81. , = - ' l
The sun., 1918-08-23
NEPPERHAN CORNER DEAL.

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for Michael ]. Harmonay his
house on the corner Of Morningside road
and Fairview avenue. Nepperhan
Heights. Yonkers. N. Y. to Austin N.
Cranfield OF New York city.
The sun., 1918-08-23
PAYS HIGH FOR WATER RIGHTS

New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company has bought at Green
witch. from Laurence Timmons. eighteen
acres along the west bank of the Mianus
River, containing a frame house. a
greenhouse, and outbuildings. for &c.,
900. in order to get water supply for Cos
Cob power houses.
The sun., 1918-08-23

textile chemists Is becoming daily more
evident with the growing Government
war work.
Experts are needed to experiment with
substances for the coating OF wing fab
RIGS Of airplanes. 1t being necessary to
make a compound that will be absorbed
by the airplane wing fabric. and which
at the same time will amalgamate with
a fireproofing mixture.
The sun., 1918-08-23

Securities on the Consolidated Ex-
change yesterday closed steady. Stocks
were In better demand In the final hour
and closing quotations were about the
highest for the session in the standard
issues. The list, as whole. was frac-
fonally lower, excepting two or three
stocks. which had substantial net gains.
Trading, except at the opening and
closing periods. Was extremely duh and
the market throughout the session mar
row In tone. with price movements
limited. s-...... .p, .. o.. /.
The sun., 1918-08-23

$4,000, Aug III; atty. d scheinhop.r,
wEsB Av. es, 80 N Piarikvi.w pi. ask
l00--oids Holding Corpn to Clarence
N coddinston. 1 W ssth ct. mtg s35, 600.
Aug Aug 10; atty. l. T a Co, 100 Bresd,
ALL LAND owned by George r johnson
iyinE. In the Bronx except blk bounded
At; also land In other counties--Fred' X
Johnson ct al to Fred'k johnson. Oyster
BAY. l. ]. ct al trustee). June 20: atty,
The sun., 1918-08-23
BROKERS IN RECORDED DEAL

j. G. Bassmah of the s. II. Raphael
Company was the broker in the sale of
sal West 145th street for Mrs. ]. j.
Martin recorded recent!s
The sun., 1918-08-23
bathing Suit Makers Worried.

Special Despatch TO The Sun,
BosGoN. Aug. 22.-The probability OF
the War Industries Board enacting rule
against wool being used In making bath
ing suits is worrying manufacturers.
Bathing suits made only of cotton, they
contend, would not be satisfactory
They are also at sea because OF the
unstable condition OF the cotton market.
The sun., 1918-08-23

Rio was unchanged at 5s525 for No 7. while
exchange was l-s2d. lower at l. 9-3sd. Receipts
2. 900 bags and stock 665.0O0 bags
Santos spots were 100 refs higher at 7Sl00 for
No. l. Receipts IS 900 and stock 3.02l, 900 bags.
Futures "a TO 100 rcis higher.
Receipts at the ports were 1000 bags, com
pared with 81. 900 last year and s. 900 two years
ago. Sac Paulo receipts 80. 900 bags, compa red
with 81, oon and 1900, and Jundiahy g, 900.
against 900 and g. 600 respectively
II was raining in one district OF Sac Paulo.
fine in two. showery IN one and cloudy in one.
Temperatures ranged from so to 81.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
The sun., 1918-08-23
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

LIS fENDENS.
Manhattan.
9TH Av. 2l-Lncoln Trust Co at al sgt
Realty Redemption Co OF New York ct
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys
Middlebrook & Borland,
JEROME AV, W =. 223.l 1920 ct, lO5x
13ll-Ssrah Grossman agt Nathan Wolf
ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys,
Gettner, Simon & Scher.
LOTS 53 and 81. map of IT'S lots beiong gin 4
to estate Of Lewis Gouverneur Norris
William II Bonynse. as trus. ast Charles
Jacob ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
atty. II NJ Stevenson.
LOTS IS. 90, 60 and 81. amended map of
property of Cammann estate at Fordham
Heights-Matter of James J McCabe
faction for appointment of committee)
atty. p Jackson.
CONCORD Av. 4s4-Queen Nab Co agt
John Cleer ct al tforeclosure of mort
gage): attys. Pressinger a Newcombe
The sun., 1918-08-23
}. w. Craddock Resigns.

Special DeSpdfch To TIE Sun,
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-John w.
Craddock. chief of the shoe. leather and
rubber goods branch OF the clothing
and equipment division Of the Quarter
master Department has resigned and
hiss been succeeded by George II. Harsh
Of Milwaukee, formerly assistant chief.
Mr.. Craddock resigned because OF the
requirements OF his personal business.
The sun., 1918-08-23
WAR COUNCIL RENTS ON s. I.

The Catholic War Council has leased
through Cornelius G.. Kolff two houses
on the Fingerboard Road. Arrochar, OPP
posite the entrance to the Government
Debarkation Hospital. at Fox Hills,
Staten Island.
The sun., 1918-08-23
NEW BRONX BUILDING.

18TH ST, cor Union av. six story
brick ofice and tenement, 36.2kx
ll3.l1%-Union westchester Corp, Leon
ard w simmons. 20 broadway. presi-
dent owner; Herbert II Manner, 1o5
West 40th st. architect: cos! :. .$li,000
The sun., 1918-08-23
NEWARK CORNER Is SOLD.

Joseph Ii Feibleman G. Co. have sold
to r. ]. Goefke & Co. $50 and 361 Plane
street. corner of Augusta street. New
ark. N. j., for Frank Eichhorn.
The sun., 1918-08-23
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and at
torney.)
Downtovn

with name and address of lender and at
torney.)
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth street)
18th ST. ns rs Blocker st. 2sx1o2.
Pr mtg $4,000; Great Jones ct. s W s.
vey Weed to s I ouackenboss, MARI
borough Hotel. East Orange. n J, due
yW9Iy J, is2l' Sc: pr mtg $4,000: atty.
VIM Roe. as Fulton st. Jamaica.
IL l..... ................. 900
East Side.
tEast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th xreetsD
ssTH ST. $. s54.s e I'D av. 5ox1o2.A-I35
broadway Holding Corp loans Grand
bniidins Corp = to erect a = story
ouHuihs' payments. ...,...... 33I, 500
West Side.
east OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST. 5s3 w. ?5xs1.li tp ny, June II
Jas Mackenzie to Mary NJ sherman.
go Park av. 8 yrs. Shfs; attys. Jas
n wells Sons, lsl 9th av. $4,000
Uptown.
tMsnhattan Island, north of 10th street. }
il7TH ST. $685. w. SCHOOL,, Aug al
Dorothy s and Townshend Rennard to
May * Flannery. s12 9Th av, 3 yrs. So
atty. Lawyers Title & T Co. 100 Broad
,lacTA ST, n 5. sa5 W Bway. a,5xss.ii.
\ Jan e, ls13-St walbureas Academic
School to Emisrant Indust Saw Bank.
due April I, lp1s. Sc, pr<mtg Sl72.000
atty, Edw Mcclure, 81 Chambers
wApswoRTH' Az. cor iscth 81. SSS
100. Aug 21-Elias Gussarof Realty a
Constr Co to u Savings Bank of Y.
COS Madison av, due Aug Is, 1929. Sc
attys. Merrill. r T. 100 Broad .
way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1891? S3ss
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
16lST ST. 7e4 Z, 8, ts.6xl01. sarah
Polonsky to Benenson Rlty Co. t0i E
l52d st. pr mtg $4,000. Aug 20, 6 yrs.
So: atty. Benenson Rlty Co. to1 E
PLOT begins $40 White Plains I'd and
2I5 Morris Park av. runs e. LOOK n
2sH W look 2SaHudwili Corp TO Elias Ella.
81. yrs. 5h g: attys. Fiuegelman 4
T; Sc Bway: ......;....,;...; $500
BARKER AN es. being lot ito map
Penneld prop-George J Puckhafer to
Jos Ferara, AS e lSsth st. Aug 20.
due July /. 1923. So; atty. q
T Co. l60 BMay. 81. 200
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WEST END DWELLING LEASED.

The Houghton Company has leased
for Henrietta ]. Brdman the four story
and basement dwelling at 354 West End
avenue to Charles H. Torrey for term.
The sun., 1918-08-23
RECORDED LEASES.

FAILE ST, 1913. two lower hoors-samuel
Gottlleb to Bernard Deutsch, 1900 Gro
Bernard & Deutsch, 1900 'Crotona nv. $500
BOSTON ROAD. l245. /6li-Otto Kuhne-
man, trustee, to Paul Appel. 14Ss vyse
ar. 3 yrs from Sept /. 1918: atty. Samuel
Appel, ltSS Vyse av. -. ......... $40
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Conference Council Meeting POST
pOned.

A meeting OF the conference council OF
Garment Wholesalers and Retailers set
for this month has been postponed until
the early part of September because of
absence from the city OF many members
OF the organization.
The sun., 1918-08-23
BOROUGH OF RICHMoND-FoR SALE

BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. STATEN
ISLAND-Why submit to subway moon.
venienCe and stand day BY day hanging 70
n strap when YOU can lot, unfurnished. q
modern cottage. fine neigh oorhoOd m
Vanderbilt Avenue. Clifton. : t. -
minutes from the Battery 20 your ho.s4,
with or without garage TALBOT ROOF
70 broadway y V
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Corrects Prices.
Special Despatch 10 Tnx ST.

Special Dsspdtch 10 Tnx SuN.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The War In
dustries Board has made the following
corrections OF prices published August 7 (:
Shelter tent duck. 50 inches wide. 1876
yards to the pound, 54x56, rs cents a
pound 35 inches wide. l.95 yards to the
pound, 62x62, 1913 cents a pound