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The sun., 1918-10-10
INSURANCE co. HEAD
BUYS $4,000 HOME
Darwin P. Kingsley Takes See
berger House at so East
88th Street.
WEST SIDE CORNER SOLD
Investment Buying Spreads in
Grocery District-Quick
Resales Reported.
WEST SIDE CORNER SOLD

Mrs. Louis Seeberger has sold her
modern four story and basement resi-
dence at 80 East sixty-eighth street. on
lot 2ox10o.5. 100 feet east Of the south
east corner OF Park avenue, to Darwin
p. Kingsley, president Of the New York
Life Insurance Company. who will make
It his homo after extensive alterations
have been made. The property has been
in possession Of the seller since 1891.
1t was held at $4,000. The buyer for
years has lived on his estate In tho Riv-
erdale section of the city.
Mr.. Kinssley's new home is on the
crest of Lenox Hill. where many prom
inent New Workers. have their residences.
Tho Percy r.. Pyne home Is on the Park
avenue corner. and recent purchases on
the same block with the seeberger home
involved the Crimmins and Kellogg
houses. at 40 and 81 East Sixty eighth
street, which were taken by Alfred s.
Rossin and Guy r. McLane respec-
lively. Another recent purchase In the
same neighborhood was that by William
II. Woodin. president of the American
Car and Foundry Company. of Robert
J. Golfers house at 7B2 Park avenue
Albert B. Ashford was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az, W s. sAs n 18Th st, liz
72.lo-Geo 4 SawyeV to Frances II
Zabrislde, successor trustee will Sarah
] Zabriskie. decd, court order, Oct 5,
1910; atty for petitioner. Isaac p Hub
bard, 1s2 Nassau st..,,........Sl4,00 900
HAMILTON PLACE, n W cor l43d Ut, runs
W 9o,2 to pit 600 from Q $ Broadway x
n 9s,ll to l blk 132.7 to g
Hamilton pl K . W 1886 to beF-Herbert
Oppenheimer to Ernest K weiskotten,
zoe W 1854 s.. Jan a.. 1905 .attys.
siTH ST. 1853 w-Heisn r, wife Herman
Klonfnger, to tho United States Trust
Co. Nov 81. 1899; attys. Schwartz & X,
SAB ST. :. sss 9Th sv. s5aico.5NS siSTy
i Seton. Tuxedo Park. N Y, to N Y
Life Ins a Trust Co. 50 Wall at. April
-, 1913: sttys. Emmett a Parrish, So
BRoApwAYi.' cor Manhattan st, .' iisY
xss +x10O,lx472; Columbus av, n W cor
s7th 81, 1oo,sx25-Maria Carolina Henri
quez. Clara de Castellanos. Maria
Aurelia de Los Dolores Henriquez De
Csrdona. Chss 7. and Jeanette Henri
quez. Geo A and Luz Henriquez and
Richard Antonio and Gretchen Henriquez
to Simon Goldsmith, Aug 2S, 1915;
atty. Albert Zimmerman. zoe Broad
AMSTERDAM Av, cor l25th ct, ask
I00--Rlchard A and Gretchen Henriquez,
Jeanette and Lus Henriqusz OF N Y c
The sun., 1918-10-10
BEAT LAST DRIVES ToTA-..
real Estate Divisions subscrip-
lions Now s3,yO3.eOo.

With total subscriptions of Ss.7O3.s0o
the Real Estate division OF the Fourth
.aperty Loan Committee passed yester-
uay the amount which the division OBJ
famed IN Its four weeks drive toward
the Third Liberty Loan six months ago.
Despite the absence OF any unusually
ial re subscriptions yesterday the divi-
sion nearly maintained its average for
the last ten days with total Of S313,150
for the day.
Alfred e. Marling chairman of the
division. made an especial appeal yes
terday to the patriotism of the small
property owner, asking him not to walt
until n canvasser comes around TO take
his subscription. but to come forward
himself without further solicitation and
make his subscription OF one-half of
per cent. OF his property value.
This" Mr.. Marling said. would he
the very best answer the small property
owner could make to the Kaisers peace
Offering"
Subscription taking yesterday was en-
livened by team competition for the
directors box at the Hippodrome offered
by Laurence Mcclure to the team get
ting the largest number Of subscriptions
during the day. Frederick Fox and his
associates won the prize with 103 sep
arate subscriptions. Their district
covers the section between Canal and
Fourteenth streets east Of Broadway.
The team captained by Mark Rafalsky
and Ewin Zittel turned in sixty-seven
subscriptions
Bankers were very prominent In yes
terday's subscription list. j. p. Morgan
G Co. won the right to fly the Real
Estate Honor Flag in front OF their
building by subscribing $4,000 and the
First National Bank entered It's. Wall
street and Broadway building with q
subscription of $1,000. The New York
/ Title and Mortgage ComDany gave the
The sun., 1918-10-10

School OF Military Aeronautics. Cam
bridge. Mass. -
First Lieut. Carl l. Knopf to washinE
Master signal Electrician walter w. WIFE
Jams appointed Second Lieutenant 10
Chanuie Field. Illinois; s
First Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps.
and to Newport News, Va. for duty
Field Artillery.
Il, sharp. Rslph ". Gibbs. Romsya ..
WSnt F Fars sS Sf;s.r wiilis% So Mug
ray ESy, Herbert l. nu Iseh S,. Joseph "
First Lieutenant; 'wiilism il. Riddsil.
F' GSpaS. First To duty h'n:nnn,: Sp0'SS
Ten; Andrew il; Cochran. e SIXTY ni, sen:
Jones. to i!t.y;Sishth. FORT Ethan 2ll.s
Vermont; wallace :, Schulz. TO F1ttys
lei "' " wooiie sgAn 10 Fority.sishts, Camp
kearny. California,
Following are promoted: First , Lieu
Carl johnson. John Francis Leary. Jr-
JoF, oliver Lillotsen.
seoond Lieutenante appointed First Lieu
!" tenants-John william Hetherihgton. Jry
Donald Bowen Hussey, Paul Joseph
Koughan, Eric Gabriel Leander. Gordoh
Backus race. ~
Aviation--signal Section. 80
Following to Ellington Field. Olcott. Tex
for duty; First Lleutenants Burton v.
Lewis Donald y. Muse; Second Lieutep-
ants Carl W. Badcnhausen. James T.
Quartermaster Corps, -
Second Lieut. c. W. Farrier from his
present duties to Camp Mills, New York.
Sergeant James Henry Allen, appointed
Second Lieutenant, to Camp Logan,
Houston. Tex: Private Donald s. Root,
appointed First Lieutenant infantry, .t4
Camp Dix for duty; Sergeant John Ayr
Ter Staub. appointed First Lieutenant
Motor Transport Corps, to Camp Holt-
bird, Colgate Creek, Nd, for duty with
Repair Unit No. a07; Sergeant John
Leroy Graves, appointed Second Liepe
tenant, to Camp kearny. Linda Vista
! Cal; Quartermaster Sergeant Howatd
Letcher Riley, appointed Second Lieu'
| tenant, Camp Hancock, Ga: Sergeant
| Thomas Edward Doonan, appointed Sea-
| ond Lieutenant. Camp Joseph E. Johns
son, Jacksonville. Fla; William Mafhtf
| Bates. appointed Second Lieutenant. Dss
| pot quartermaster. st. Louis, No. &c
| Capt Reese W. Lindsay from his praaJ
ent duties to Mount Union, Pa, fof
| duty. Capt. Jesse I. johnson, from his
| present duties to Mount Union, PAT
| First Lieut.. Lee J. Evans, from hia
| present duties to Camp Greene, North
| Carolina; Second Lieut. John c. Cotdv
from his present duties to Camp shslbj<
| Mississippi. "tf
The sun., 1918-10-10
nLICE DEPART
MENT ORDERS
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS

The following transfers and assgnmsufp
were ordered Yesterday. To take effect .
A. III. October 10:
=. Louis W keppel from Bridge Prea.
sERcEANr ~.
Andrew j. Maroney from 116th Prec. 10
S7th Preo. ~,
PATRoLMEN. s..
Louis Stlllman, 26th Prec., to 18th Preq,
Maurice +. Daily. s7th Prec.. to sHT
Frank Richards. Marine Div. to "a
TO take effect s A. NJ. October .:
Patrick cullinan. 3sth Prec. to 4th Prssi
William +: spengler. 9Th Prec.. to piy,
OF National Defence Especial war PAYROLL,
granted an indefinite leave of absences
To take effect s A. NJ. October 10: 80
PATRoLMEN. n
James J. Ryan. seth Prec.. to HeaA.
Of Chief Surgeon.
DIV, W oS.t a1. .ss
assignment to clerical duty discontinued.'
TO take effect s A. NJ. October IL: 'i.1
CIVILIAN EMPLoYEEs-LABoR
vineenzo Tenn Tempo G.N ssd iNf Prec.. to al
Charles J. Radican, sis, Prec.. to san
Prec.
John J. Flynn. $50 Prec.. to slst Preor
John J. Ryan, LIST Detective Dis. u3th
John L. Byrne from storehouse to Poifs6
| Headquarters. Manhattan. -
James King. Police Headquarters. MaDs
haitian. TO storehouse. ,os
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS. II
ACTING INSPECTOR.
Alfred W. Thor, Headquarters DIV. Off
| nee OF Chief Inspector in command Of
! to his other duties. for days from .
| A, NJ. October O. during absence Of In
| spector on vacation. ry
PATRoLMAN a
|
| as operator OF patrol wagon. from A NJ.
October 8. during absence Of operator on
| sick report.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED. u
PATROLMEN. g..
From precincts indicated TO 9Th 1nsp
| Dis. 10 duty in front OF alleged disorderly
hotels temporary from A. NJ. 90
Thomas CahlIi. 10: Joseph Gross. is. -
The following leaves of absence are au-'
| thorized. with full pay:
| INSPECTOR
Thomas V. UnderhIll, Div. Of National
Defence. for days from A. NJ. oc.
| PATRoLMAN. ~
day from p. N. October s. 70
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
| PATROLMEN.
D, from i:25 p. NJ. September e. during
| disability. -
Dv L. from 2:3o P. NJ. september 10 y
! IL T. ". September rs !.
| Relieved from suspension and restores
| to duty: - 80.
, SERGEANT. 80
Charles S Rafsky, No, 47s. b6th Preos
| TO take effect :OG y. NJ. October s.
| PATROLMEN.
John J. Thorpe No. 1885, 5sth Prees
TO take effect sos p. M october s. N.
| James j. Trainor, No. 1911. Traffic Div
| Sub-div. L, to take effect 1854 A. M
| October g. -
Suspended from duty without pay:
PATROLNAN. "a
James J Tra!uor, No. 1871, Traffic Dlyp
Sub-div. T., TO take effect 1855 a. ".
October g.
The sun., 1918-10-10
CAPT. ROOSEVELT RENTS SUITE

Capt. Archibald Roosevelt, who re-
turned to this country recently to re-
cover from wounds, has established his
New York city home in the Grandcourt,
at 2o1 West Seventy eighth street.
where he has leased an apartment. L.
X. Van Wrinkle negotiated the lease and
also rented apartments at 81 West Sew
enty-fifth street to J. II. Sickel; at 124
West Seventy-second street to Arnold
B. Heine; at 1855 West Seventy-second
street to Mrs. S. Frank and William H.
Reid at 124 West Seventy-second street
to II. Charlton: at SO West Seventy
sixth street to Mrs. Il. T. Disney; at 1913
West Seventy-second street TO Miss C. X
Clarke: at 370 Central Park West to j.
r. Dewald at S04 West End avenue to
Jules Cassard; at 1872 East Fifty-sev-
enth street TO Miss Linnea Theorin; at
Ala West 120th street to Sarah II.
Swift: at $40 West 18th street to Ra-
| fael 8. Giquel; at SO Gramercy Park.
with George r. Read & Co.. to James z.
Hayes and at $40 Manhattan avenue to
J. Collin.
Pease 4 Gilman have let to Paul
Sturtevant a large apartment at $40
Park avenue also apartments at 256
West Eighty-fourth street to Andres 8.
Van Wezei; at 256 West Seventeen
street to H. d. Mills; at 81 Hamilton
place to Maurice de Sury: at s55 West
| Eighty-fourth street to George Kiigore
| at 500 Park avenue to Mrs Julia T.
Brown and Mrs. Roberta Nicholas; at
Sc West Eleventh street to Thomas
Rowbottom and Katherine NJ. Pierce at
146 East Forty-ninth street to Mrs. Ar
thur Wright: at IA East Fifty-sixth
street to Miss Mary E Glass; at 20
West Fifty-eighth street to Miss Hilma
l. Dunlap: at IS East Eighty-second
| street IN Miss Adah, Marks. at 46 West
| Fiftieth street TO Miss Alice Clynn
Black; at 81 West Fifty-eighth street &c
Mrs. Rose Smolin and Charles w. Rol-
ker: at 10 East Sixty-ffth street to
Mrs. N. B. Longman; at 20 West Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. William jay: al
305 Lexington avenue to- w. W. Bos-
worth, O. NJ. connfelt and DR.. James
Porter Mills; at 100 West Fifty-nintf
street 10 Mrs. Fred Herreshoff; at II
East Seventy-seventh street to Mrs. Var
Kirk Thompson and at col Madison
| avenue to Mrs. Louis Este.
The sun., 1918-10-10
BUILDING MANAGERS MEETING.

At the meeting OF the New York Build
ing Managers Association Tuesday a
resolution was adopted whereby It was
decided that leases made In Office build
irgs handled by members of the asso-
citation Will hereafter contain a clause
permitting owners to charge tenants for
the electric current used by them.
Alfred b, Kirkus, member of the first
Board OF Standards and Appeals: Myles
Bronson. manager OF the terminal. build
iugs Of the New York Central Railroad |:
Homer Foot, Jr.. manager of the Tran
sit Building and other structures. and
Arthur J. Hopper Of the Chesebrough
Building Corporation. were elected MEM
bera The msmbership now is 102.
The sun., 1918-10-10
wooLwoRrH BUYS AT JAMAICA

The F. w. woolworth Company has
bought two three story store buildings
on the northeast corner Of Fulton street
and Union avenue. Jamaica. The cor
ner property. fronting 20 feet on Fulton
street and 100 feet on Union avenue.
was secured from Paul Barthel, and the
adjoining parcel. 2l.5x152. with . right
Of way at the rear. was sold by Tessie
drew Kammerer. Tho present buildings
contain four stores and the leases still
have three years to run. The Woolworth
Company intends to erect a three story
building on the site. and will occupy the
ground floor. Tho company now has q
branch block and a half away.
The sun., 1918-10-10
REsELLs TRADED PROPERTY.

WEST sIxTY-NINTH STREET-Fred-
srick A. Wyckof. vice-president Of the
r. r. Wood. w. H. Dolson Company,
has resold for the estate Of Charles r.
Hoffman the four story dwelling at So
West Sixty-ninth street, on lot COX
1905, to Jacob Strauss, who owns the
similar house at 81. This is one Of the
properties taken In the S1.6o0.000 ex-
change with Col. Edward II. r, Green
last week for the building at the north
east corner OF Broadway and Sixty
second street
WEST 10TH STREET.. J. Schwartz
has sold for the Hanover Mortgage
Company to Josephine Mcintyre the
Ave story apartment house. on plot
426xss.1l. at sos West 17eth street.
adjoining the northwest corner OF Am
sterdam avenue.
EAST ELEVENTH STREET-Frederick
Brown has sold TO the Morard Realty
Corporation. C. =. Gilmore president.
512 East Eleventh street, a Ave story
tenement, with two stores. on lot 25x
IS. William Liss was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-10
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
(with namo and address Of owner and at.
torney.)

WIN anu auuNehN Oh OWuer anu tt-
torney.) -
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth street)
WATER ST. 1915 t1o-13), bounded W by
land q Fox tnoT stsvsa.j, sss, n 81
to Old shp-Msurice Bowler 20 Atlantic
and Pacific steamship Co, Inc. 1919
. a%c's oe, squat atty MT Harold asS'S RSs 10
WATER ST. siii. is.iiiii.fi-Jisnnii. Golden
Nov Anna 1913, H0 a,y; w sI 81 ey
R6osE1EITs ST. IS. 5. run. :i. ;f" :
boS~Jsnnis Golden to Anna 8 Moiioy. 3
NJ Walsh. 81 city HAN Place. 49, q
OF N Y to Directors Realty Holding Co.
rs Bway: Oct 8, and 8: sttys. stod.
sA9E pRoP ,ss Sw.y director: R. siSS
Holding Co to 8 Morrill, Banner. white
Plains, Z. mtg 100000. b and Q, Dot
D; sttys same. ....... ............loo
West Side
West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strssts.)
18TH ST, 1so-s2 W. toxsss-Rande Realty
go TO Everett Jacobs, b2s 5th av, all
liens. Oct 3: attys. Nordlinger & Co. II 8
S"ey'''.'. 49,. 800
Uptown.
| tManhattan Island. north of Iioth street.)
| 18TH ST. III Z. 2t.sx1esio Uorecios oct
TTshiS; a W els. st: Oct .; atty r az Z
Brown. to Mattso and carmeia Gnarino.
i ns sr s ensSss IL part part snS ss
First ,ssY OCT /: atty. Ti,is Guar. 4 \
iasTH sT. III W ii,issii.Xlssr,' q
Ris nasey Y IsrS%s n, Hsnsssr Whit Whit
ia4 qIns ST. s.iS ~ ,a,m. Amsts saa sy
sc Allx " 1s.s TO st. < asa to beg
| Aerthnr w Sorse to Harvey J Letter
sel West End av' mtg $4,000. at ent
issTH ST. 5.s w. ;oi.iii.i.,o1I'iisiii.
fr1 ssss. scott = my iC'GGs a. Gsd. sn 3: q
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
LOTS s4S and 2+s. map Hunter estate
,2iOo Eastchsster I'd. mtg 1850. Jul,
3 1917; attys. CIocke. n. Sol e 14stl
uoTs &c ana IL, map Pelham Park.
100 Riverside Drive. July II; ATTY. 20
LOT az m ssD' M sm r.rt-c,ty IL,
som. tssy Island e = z. &c. 8: atty.
souT \ 81 II sepTTtIkkyAR;D. .s,. $50
than Co. - e ,tsd st. Oct s; atty. "
| Wechsler, 80 L AID st. ..............s
coURTLANDT Az. siS-si1. n W cor ISIS
st. 5ox1oo-Isaac Lowenfsld Rity Corp
mtg s's.25o. Oct Il attys. Lind z
FAfRMo1nNT pL, 'iisiS.' n a aSs1 iirf.saiS
| Gustav A Schroeder (by gdn) to 10
| seph " Solder, 1850 Washington av. mt
$4,000, sspt 50: atty. T d Co. !!
SAME prop-ches II Schroeder to same
mtg 5000. Sept so: same. atty. .sb5
SAME prop->Schroeder Bldg a. Constr g
to same; u part. mtg $1,000. Sept 80
atty. same ..................... .SlO
RYER Av. g 8. 1914 burnside av. 2s.s
S5.4xlsxs5-Rudoiph Kanzs to Louisa
i Kon.e. 2o+s Ryer av. mtg $4,000: Apr
BATHGXTE Av. 9 9. SAT . lsobh 81. 1910
esi1-Chas J leslie treO to Common
wealth Savgs Bank, 2oo7 ST AIMS a,
Oct Q; atty. O Hyde. ~ Par
WEBSTER Xv. ;oadd st. asIicOe,
Saml 8 Koenig treO to Bond q Mt
,,s Az. st -, Co: i,s Is; ~, 20
son ct al ttrusl TO oussie Rosen. TAI
!6eth st. mtg $4,000. Sept 80; atty. T
HOE Av. $50. . .. a5xioo-aeo b HitcS,
cock TO Canebrake Rlty Co. IS Nassa
q. mtg $500. Sept a7i atty. Herman
st RAYMOND Av, n Q, lsS W Benson a,
1sxioo-Wm II sprinsstead TO John
Jockle. 17to Taylor av. mtg $500. DC
y; atty. 7 q h Co, 17S Bway. -. $40
The sun., 1918-10-10
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALE.

W. H Goldey has sold for Mrs Della
]. Ris q detached dwelling on a plot
40xl000 at SIT Rugby road. Ditmas
Park, valued at $12,500.
J. ]. Schwartz has sold for the Han
over Mortgage Company IS Hancock
street. three story and basement dwell
ing. on lot 2ox10o. to Josephine McEn-
tyre fer Investment.
John e. Sullivan. builder. has sold
1923 Sixth avenue. a two family brick
house.
The Meister Builders have sold 116A
and 11s Tenth street, two cottages, to
buyers who will occupy.
The sun., 1918-10-10
9TH Av. HOME FOR IMPORTERS

The two five story buildings at 255
and 267 Fifth avenue recently acquired
by Musher & Co. are to be renodelled
from plans by Simeon b. Eisendrath.
The FIRMS main offices In Baltimore were
taken over for Government use. and the
architect thinks In view of this they will
be permitted to make the Fifth avenue
alteration. The company will maintain
its branch on Liberty street until the
new place Is ready. 81
The sun., 1918-10-10
COFFEE MARKET.

Tho coffee market was again Arm at
full maximum prices, with a moderate
business done in July at 9,S5c. and con-
siderable switching OF December to Sep
TENDER at 4s and 40 points, December to
March at 10 points. March to September
at 81 to 80 points and March TO July at
20 points
RAnaa of pricea. Tues.
The sun., 1918-10-10
HUDSON ST. CORNER SOLD.

The Markham Realty Corporation,
Clarence w. Eckhardt president, has
bought from Diedrich and Dorothea Null
Ter 81 Hudson street. southwest corner
of Harrison street, q three story build
ing. on lot 1s.1ox4s.7. Harold Lewis
was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-10
GETS PERMISSION TO SELL.

Application has been granted by Jus
tice Newburger OF the Supreme Court to
the Montefiore Home and Hospital for
Chronic Diseases to sell lot on the east
side Of Madison avenue, 20.4 feet south
OF Ninety-third street. 20.4x74, to Rob
ert ]. FIetcher for $4,000.
The sun., 1918-10-10
SPEAKERS ON LIBERTY LOAN.

In the Real Estate Auction Rooms, IL
Vesey street to-day j. Clarence Davies
will deliver an address In connection
with the Fourth Liberty Loan. To-mor-
row Robert Il. Simon. president OF the
Morgenthau Realty Company. will be
the principal speaker.
The sun., 1918-10-10
LIS PENDENs.


18TH ST, ts7 and 43s E-Gladys A Wat
kins agt Loretta Corp ct al foreclosure
of mortsase)i atty. ii Pegram.
agt Elizabeth Galbraith ct al tamendeo
foreclosure OF mortgage): attys. Fletcher
McCutcheon q Brown.
Bronx.
EASTERN BOULEVARD, Sc cor OF For,
Schuyler road x, plot contains ~
acres-Oliver De Lancey Coster ct al, a.
exr.. agt Estates Development Co. ct a
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: attys. car
dozo g. Nathan,
LOTS 4 and s. block A. map Of Lester
Park-Charlss r King agt Frank Nc
Garry ct al foreclosure of mortBage)
atty, p Hallock.
The sun., 1918-10-10
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vESEY STREET. J
BY Joseph p. Day.

18th ST. 2st to 2lo W. es,sxssS. four
sly tnts--Bowery ssygs Bank ast g j
s255i.ss; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
MADISON AV, 1ess, 15xio0, o sty tint and
strs--H. F. Holtorf agt Elise Ruekert
sia 10 LIST mtg OF $1,000; to the plain
IN for 1896.
al Az. AIS. sw a4th ct ass and 1881,
SsIst. Z sty hotel-Dry Dock syss Inst
aRt ", u. Schultz ct al: due, t2e.2bb
taxes. sc. ,l.1Iisi; to the plaintiff ror
$40, 900.
lat 3?os THIRD AvENUEl
BY James J. Donovan.
lORDHAM RID e. sw crotona av. 90. =
?Ol7xs9.2x2oe.b, vacant-N Title *
Mtg Co agt J n Levy ct al; due, ts'-
G;i32; withdrawn.
The sun., 1918-10-10
RAzILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
Custom House Receipts S2I1.Isa,

Re ceipts at the Custom House yes
terday were s211,lS353. of which $l0<-
1891 was for merchandise withdrawn
from bonded warehouses and Sl06.s9s,s2
Tor recent importations> ,
The sun., 1918-10-10
SELLS SOUTH ORANGE PLACE.

Edward P. Hamilton q Co. have sold
for James L. Mason his Colonial resi-
dence at $50 Cetnre street, South
Orange. N. ].
The sun., 1918-10-10

Rio l25 reis higher than October S, with Is
quoted at 6s00o. Exchange unchanged at l2isd.
santos spots were not quoted, while futures
were 225 to 475 reis lower. Rereipts "a, 900 bags
and stock 4,lsl, 900 bags. Receipts at the ports
were A, 900 bags, against 1900 last year. Sac
Paulo had 5000. against IS 900, and Jundiahy
80, 0oo against az. 900 last year
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
The sun., 1918-10-10

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
East Side.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Four
teenth and 10th streets)
18TH ST. 57-5s +. 5ixIos.3. p m. Oct s.
Directors Realty Holding Co to U Trus,
Co of Y. as Wall st, S yrs, Sc and
4h%; attya. Stewart q S. 4s wall
West Side
West OF Fifth avenue, between Four.
teenth and 10th streets)
sTH. Av. 2s2. 22xs2: 25th st, $50 w. 8 s.
81 sth av, lsx49.i. agreemt on mtg &c
secure legacies. Sept so-Chas 4 Runs
due as per bond, int SS6 atty, C A Runk
81 Nassau st.........s.. ........ SIC. o0(
Uptown
tManhattan Island, ssrur Of 10th street.
10th ST. 3ls p, Is.sSloo.i1. y m. Oct l.
Mates Guarino ct al to Orella ID Brown
ls2 W 18TH st, ct al. trustees. 5 yrs. SO
attys. Wingate g. Cullen. 20 Nassa,
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx)
LOT As, map Minneford prop-Maria
Hutchinson to City Island Homes. Inc
IL Wall 81, Oct 8. yrs. So: attys. Sat
terlee. q 8. ~ Wall ST.. ....... .S3,a0'
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Bronx.
ARDEN ST. 9 g, 1sl n Maggie Avn S &
Corpn to Julius Stuzin, s65 + 1924 st
Bronx; atty. Lewis s Marx. ~ Broad
SANE PRoPE:RTY.Juiiiuis stuzin to Jacoi
schir. IS e l2eth st: atty. same; =
Martha Heusie. 81 Fletcher av. Mt Yer
non, n Y; atty. same. ........s.......$
WEST END Av, 14o. mtg Sl2.ooo-Equit
able Lis A AsnS.r soe5eE q 81, the s,,y
Lawyers T & T Co. l60 Bway. -. $500
4ITH ST. 800 E--Mary II Pringle to An
thony Reipschlager, $50 l1th av. exr
atty. Lawyers T a T Co. 100 Bway.&7,oo
Bronx.
WEST FoRDHAM RID. 14-Digmore Hold
ing Co to Mary z Douglas. ais Rich av
ut Vernon: Y, and ano atty. ;,
SAME PROPERTY-Msry T. Douglas ant
ano to John Farrell. 22sl University az
ruIToS XS. cs, ,s7 issth 81, asxiii-
1898 Washington av; atty. w 8 Smith
Mi iS PL' W =. i4i.s n Iii;id 81, ss.s
ION Y Investors Corpn to Title Qua
4 T Co. i7s Bway; atty, Title Guar a
cR So On hT P1HRKwAY. issc.i.:; L I've Va
San TO Mary u Pattsn: iss w 18Th ct
STEBBINs AV. 1aS1-Jakob Bonifsr. ex,
TO Jakob Bonifer. ils ssth 81. Wood
sSl Bway. Bklyn. ........:......:.. 3
LOTS 240 and 34l. map w A and II
Mapes, Westchester village-Mary shu
to Irene L walker, 1887 Poplar ct; ats
HGGHEs Az. VS.. iTss Oak Tres p
16sxss-Isarah Gregory and ano TO Jaco
Hagsr, 1l63 Forest av; atty, Title Qua
d T Co. 1IS Bway. ..$3,SO
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Ilrnnx

PLOT between 174th ct. 1I1th at. Bronx
River and New York. westchestes ana
Boston Railroad y (ten acres)-
Thomas Edmonds Co. Inc, agt william
Waldorf Astor. John Jacob Astor and
Aston estate, owners; Bronx Exposition
Co. Amos NJ Babsr and Harry F Nc
Garvie. iessees. Exposition Catering Co
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Manhattan.
12sTH ST. 70, and 4o4 w--Jacob Fisher
aet Anton Liebler Estates, owners;
Harry Savage and Savage Okun Garage
Co, Inc, contractors. ........., SsS
BROADWAY, esS-Lucks Bros. agt Wells
& Newton, owners and contractors;
] r Walsh. Inc, sub-contractors .ress
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West Side

West of Fifth avenue, between Four.
teenth and 10th streets)
STH. Av. 2s2. 22xs2: 25th st. $50 W, s.
81 sth av. lsx49.4. agreemt on mtg &c
secure legacies. Sept 30--Chas A Runk
and ano. eNrs. to Louise Runk ct al
due as per bond. int So; atty, Runk
81 Nassau st. ........i ........ $40 o0(
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Railroad.
Public UtiIity.

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