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The sun., 1918-09-14

Duffy 'rnen's hais). 1iio BrcseTss' Nv
&c! Gregor!an.
AUSTIN. PA. A Rosenbloom tje~slry
clothing. furnishingsD. BroadNay Cen
NGHAMTox-Morssn CO. n RIGS
tdry goods and general mtrehAnoise'
cINciNNATi-o. sehorr Co G. sehori
goods. rnsn'. and womsn's furnishing
goods, HoitI Grand.
CLEVELASp-w. Taylor Son q Co.
china. toys sporting goods. sewing ma
chinesl. t-R Fourth aE-. top hoor.
coLrMBrsET. sieberi "hOeil' Hole
crMBKkL1Sp. MD.-c. M,hon.y ,s.n-
eral merchandise. Herald squhre hotsi
DAYTON, oHlo-Adltr Chhos ~ ~
gloresl. 81 West :sth ct. care OF Levi
EMPORIUM. PAR sessr q Co. n
s,E.r general merehAndise). Hole
GrTHRIE. oKLA-Lu,, DRY Good, CO
Mr.. HaIktr ,ery gooas and genera
NEW HAvEN-shsrt.he.r Roein,on
Mis-, r. Rosenberg flnfaBtE wear, N'
Fourth sv. tf,h hocr, pu.u
general merehAntise,: Hotel Latham
NORWICH CONN. Church ldry
good. and general merchandise. BOt.i
PHfLApELPHIA-Lit Bros Mis-. p
Stevens hospital supplies'' 1871 broao'
way. room lee? -
PORTSMOUTH oH1o-Andersoa Bros
co z G Hood ,notions. linens under
wear. white goods. lscs.. hosiery. drug
Fi,ts sunbriesI. 4ei Fourth aV.
PROyIDENCE-G Ne.r motions aho
general merchandise. Hote4 Hsrm'tage-
SAN FRASCISCc-H- Lee a Co "a Les
general nerchsntiseJ. Hotel Hermit
scHANToS-J. Williams general mer'
chandisei. Hotel Htrm!tsse
BERWICK, PA-H. kishh1rk mouse iur-
L.
CLEE ELAND-s- ColdberE genera |e'
chsndiseb Hotel BroEtel
ERIE. PA-H. Boyer Oe~eiryl, Herslo
square Hotel.
FREMONT y C-H. wtins;sin general
-ne-rhsrditel. Herald square Hotel
HoIYpKE NAsS-sieiger CO. Z Fos-
-sr emotions and general mer-hEhdlsel.
Hotel Hsi.ick.
MIAMI Fl.A-BudEe q CO NJ. Bulge
,houss furnish lngs'. Hotel Montieslo
MONTREAI-s Klein. Ltd s Klein
tr-pressntstIyeb. Hotel Wallick
SASTICOkE. PA-W- Challenger (house
Furnishings. &cD. Grand Hotel
NEW ORLEANS. Burnstein millinery.
AcD. Hotel Aberdeen.
NORFOLK Co. V. Chapman
,f1rnishinEsl. Eofel York
NORFOLK - VI. Nachsn general mer-
chandlse). Hot.l York.
PHILADELPHIA--C. MODS drugs. &c-).
Hotel Cumberland.
PHlLADELPBIA--L D wheeler general
risrch ndisei. holland House.
HILaDELPHIA-D. Sou;hworth thouse
Furnishings, Sc. Ho;el Bro1iel
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CHICAGO, Sept i'-BoE, E.se.r.,
.s.s u TO :Sc above yes;.tts,' ~
20 81, new high record: ps,k,r 8, =
9S,l!; roreh; 81 .s-s9. PISS got
CAtie-Receipts. 10 600: stts- ,-sss ty'l
une'enly lower good many rr.-c ls,.
without BIDS: nothing choice he-s sf"'
Beef catt2s. rooc. choice ara r-f--a. 'rf-I
q ~ 20 common ard medium S-tri,-.
butcher stock, cows ard heifsrs. $4,000.
Gamers and crtte-s. s. 50 ] 3d. ,.s.
calves. good snc choice !-.tf1 - =
.,Sheep-Recsipts -lcto. Lamb - =,
&c lower: some feeders If rl--s -
,7,lt: sheep shou, s.esdy. Ia-Ns r -.
s ana PIN. q :5qit; re5-sE "a
prime, 81 Se91:e, medium ara g..
Kansas IA. IS CITY: SEP: '.,-H:s.1r..
heasy, s1s = a 20 30 TArks-s s-E .l,.--
80, 80, " cog :" go, nEh'. :l9g 20 co. ~,
Ca,;is-Reeeir,.. 4ooo. s,4ssy. - p.
20 seer. il7.-5 $50. dresses -.,'
COW. SC .sai:. Ss sI.4 s. .aai,
e., and teeds-s. s. dl5 20, au.Is. So.
calves. ssa12.n
,,s sst e :"3e, .,,ssy. L.-
SO IA ewes, s. II -
ST. LotIs, SEPT !:-H7Es-R+5s
."ps steady. l-.ghis. SIS s'H .a;a. --s
1It75g:p. mixed and butch =, w.
;tte: E'cd heavy, I-o-.9.0tg. g..
cs',,t-Re,slFts. .:'.: ,o~ Ns..
b-t' s;4s-s 81 500 So. saer-r s.ss-.
srs AeiteTs s. -gz - 50. --7s $3.50
1880. st0gEsrs arE ta--e-.- = .0r7,. t.
70 prime southern r'.t SEER .y1t7 3.
bee. cows AND Refers y-..G... -s. :
caves S--5 as
Sheep--RsctlT;s 400. steady. LAM.
sifs5!.t ewes. N!gl: Gamer. a.:
The sun., 1918-09-14
SUGAR BROKERS ARE BUYERS.

Arthur n. LamboTn Co., sugar
brokers. who last March acquired the
Xix story office building at the south
west corner. of Front and Pine streets.
are the real buyers OF 100 Front street,
adjoining the corner. which was reported
gold Wednesday. Title will be conveyed
20 the Elanco Realty Company.
The A East Twentieth Street Corpora
ton. newly formed, with A. NJ. Plyer.
j. W. Michlsr and w. Ahigria as direc-
Tors. IL tho buyer OF the twelve story
loft building at that address. sold re-
Gently 10y Ira A Kip. Jr.
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Business Troubles.
Petitions in bankruptcy.

Petitions in bankruptcy aeld yesterday
in the 1. : District court were:
NORMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tsry pc
t.uon against Norman GOit.Arer. gro
and assets not stated. Principal claims:
Louis kAdsns. 32.5. lancer Brothers
I5ls. Joseph r. Mccoy named as re-
otiser. Leon DasheE. :-e Broadway.
Is the attorney.
JOE SCHwEiTZER. INC Involuntary Pc
merchant tailor. tis F1fth avenue,
5000 srincipal Claims: Joseph B.
HEvilard. sIGpN Albert II ToWnley
named as receiver. Zslk!n * Cohen. 81
Chambers street, are the attorneys
SAMUEL TEICHER-Voluntzry petition
by samuel Teioher. grocery clerk 10,
assets. So sec. Princ:pa! claims: New
York Edison CO 1874. Francis H. Leg
Eett & Co. s!2-; NJ selitzky. Slp.. Jo-
s<ph .. Abra:ns0n, 20 Church stree. Is
the attorney.
SOUTHERN DRY GOODS co-Inyolun-
isry petition aga!nsi George SCION lndi-
Elaus!4y. trac.nE unoer the arm name,
Southern Dry Goods Co. general ne-ch-
suiIs-, 15l Broa- way. Liza bllities a bout
s5ebe. assets aboG; $500 Frincipz
sims; Herler & -chschter. 500, Nor
- N~rsra,k. ;lti, ls!dor GIJ.ck !.5g
Maurice I Shame, =!s BroatSa., IS III
r'-oruey
WILLIAM THOMAS CO-voiuntary petit
ton by william Thomas. Individually.
tvs ding under The firm name. william
1hCmSs Co. Com issiS1 merchant 3it
Washington street. Liabilities $3.50
sss@ts. $50 pin cipSl claims: FRANKLIN
Baker. Jr. $1,000. Nary 4. Thoms.
" JENKINS. IS Nassau street. IS the
The sun., 1918-09-14
BiAs ON Cotton waste Opened.
Special D,seo,oA 70 TEE srS.


WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-Bids covering
:.3<5 600 pounds OF cotton waste were
received by the Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts. Navy Department. to-day on
schedule 5.so7is. They were as fol-
lows:
Robert Bishop Company. South Boston.
Mass. sitsso. part bid.
J. NJ Hogg Waste Works, Phlladel-
phia. sls1.315. part bid.
g. L. Hogg & Son. Philadelphia. sss,-
sss. part bid.
Ma.sasoit Manufacturing Company.
Fan River. sl5.525. part bid.
Miller Waste Manufacturing Company,
Phiiadelphia. $4,000. part bid.
John J. McGraw, Philadelphia, $ll,eto,
part bid.
National Waste Company. Philadel-
phia. ss7.5eo. part bid.
Joseph Joseph & Bro. Cincinnati
2l.os750. par; bid.
Riverside Mills. Augusta. Ga, sii.3is'
part bid.
Rodney wallace & Co, Fitchourg'
Mass. I:e.3so. part bid.
Railway Manufacturing Company
Railway. y. J.. s5l5.sSI.25. full bid.
The sun., 1918-09-14
COMMERCIAL LEASE REPORTED

Albert Il, Ashforth has leased space
in the Frances building. southeast corner
Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street 10
the Mooney Motors. Mrs. Minnie Morse
and Mrs. Ruth Werner
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co. have leased
To q. Gallozzi of Boston. Mass. the store
1T 5T3 Madison avenue. and to Mime.
Alice Hilliotte the parlor floor at ~
West Fiftieth street.
Rice and Hin have leased the store
and basement ut 1856 West Forty-fifth
street TO Fay's Sea Food Restaurant.
Sidney l. Warsawer has leased for
the Cross & Brown Company, as agent,
the tenth loft at &c and IS West Twenty
seventh street. TO the West Virginia
Paper and Pulp Company for use as a
chemical laboratory.
The sun., 1918-09-14
RECEIVER FOR BRONX REALTY.

On the application OF A Mitchell
Palmer. Custodian Of Alien Property.
Supreme Court Justice Richard A. Mitch
ell yesterday appointed George Z. Buck
bee OF CT West Fordham road receiver
for certain property or the south side
OF East 1f4th street. near Mott avenue.
Custodian Palmer at the same time filed
suit 10 recover $4,000 and interest on
a mortgage held By Anna c. r. Schwartz.
who is referred to in the papers as an
enemy alien. but whose address is not
disclosed The action IS directed aaginst
the Rockville Real Estate Company.
Thomas Mulligan. George II. Simonson.
Jacob Sanders. the S. W Realty Com
psny, Inc. and Sarah Hart The mort
gage was made December 80. 1911. TO
the Century Mortgage Company and as
signed TO Anna C. F. Schwartz
The sun., 1918-09-14
U. S. FACTORIES
TO Be PROTECTED
Imports of Articles Made Nv
Those Forced to Curtail
May Be Halted.

Realizing that the curtailnent OF pro-
6uctlon OF many articles in this country
gives foreign manufac turers OF the same
kinds OF articles an opportunity 10 gain
foothold here which they otherwise
would be unable TO obtain. the War
Industries Board, in conjunction with
the War Trade Board and the United
States Shipping Board. are said 10 be
evolving q plan TO put stop 10 such
importations and thereby prevent an I'M
fair advantage being taken Of American
manufacturers
II is believed by some officials that
such a policy would be fair under the
circumstances II is said that a plan
is being worked out which will cause no
offence 10 foreign manufacturers and
will insure TO American business men
that none OF the Allies shall secure trade
expansion at the expense OF the others.
Wool Garments 10 Go Higher
wooilen goods-cloaks. suits and all
garments in which wool il q component
part-have received an upward boost as
10 price from the statement ISSUED by
the War Industries Board. which says
that no wool is available for civilian
ALLEGATION Cutters Up who have stocks
OF woollens on hand say they are not
going 10 let go now under any consid-
GRAFTON. a. the prices they will soon be
able 10 get will be far above those
they could sell for at present.
Manufacturers OF cloaks and suits who
have felt some uneasiness because OF
rumors that there was likely to Be a
break in the wool market are jubilant
now because they say the statement OF
the board disproves any possibility Of
that. II there had been q break, they
say. garments which they had already
made UP from wool which they had
paid fancy prices for would have had to
be sacrificed TO meet the competition Of
garments made from wool bought a.
lower Levels
The sun., 1918-09-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

CANAL ST. lsi-isS-Frank IIp.,.ln ar,
lPl-lss Canal 81, Inc. owner; !. Ab-am.
son Son, Inc. contractor. ........ 1850
s3D ST, al BERGER Mfg Co sgt James
ii McAfee, owner: George MayeS 90
lessee and contractor. .........,..s $50
eth ST loT W-Bsrger Mfg CO sgt
Samve! A French. owner. National Iron
9TH ST. 100 w-Stormword Flooring 60
Inc. agt Estate OF Robert BallOtine
owner. Clnoyer Silver. conirac-
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 23c-Ms1 Dick
sgi Excellent Realty Go, owner: Eliza
beth Robinson, contractor. .-.........tss
DUANE ST. n cor Park Row. y
Christian Blayer Agt Union Trust CO.
trustee. owner; Halls Hotel Corp, con
tractors (renewal ........-.. .......s7so
The sun., 1918-09-14
women's Apparel Makers Gee
Awards.

parel In this and other cities were
awarded yesterday contracts for nurses
uniforms and coats by the Qua rtermas-
ter Department. These contracts are
said to be the torerunner OF many more
TO be given out by the Government to
houses which are responsible and can
furnish quantity as well as quality.
The manufacturers TO whom the con
tracts have been awarded are Weltman
& Pollack. Mlllar. Mandel & Co. Singer
Bros and Z. ]. Vile 4 Co. New York
city, and the Printz-Beiderman Company
and Landesman. Hirscheimer Co.
Cleveland.
The sun., 1918-09-14
kp.cioI DttpdtcA 10 THr srv.

CHICAGO. Sept. l3.-Fall goods for quick
delivery have been in increased demand
this week. according TO the trade report
OF John v. Farwe!l Co. Cool weather
has quickened the market.
Retailers are buying dress goods for
spot delivery In large quantities Mus
lin underwear lines for spring are selling
well. and indications are that big
drspery business for spring. especially in
hlet nets and lace edge novelty curtains.
IS forthcoming Collections continue at
high level.
Marshall Field & Co. say current ship
nents are much ahead Of the CORE
spending week a year ago: road sales
for immediate and spring delivery show
an increase, and collection. continue ex-
celient.
The sun., 1918-09-14
nuYING HOMES IN BRookLYN.

The Alec Building Company has sold
the three semi detached brick dwellings
nearing completion, at e0ls, 2osf and
203s Sixtieth street. to Max Cohen, "
Greenberg and Harry Siegei.
Tutino Cerny have sold for the
Lawyers Mortgage Company the two
story frame dwelling at 32l Forty-ninth
street
The sun., 1918-09-14
Print Goods Market Dull.

FALL RIVER. sept ls.-Expected Teri-
sion Of cotton goods prices by the Gov
eminent is a big factor in holding back
trading. manufacturers being satisfied
TO do no business now and await the
revision, which they believe will lie up
ward.
The prin; cloth market is very mac
tive. Estimated sales for the week were
only 10000 pieces. 10000 OF which were
spots. A much larger business could
have been done. as the demand was
good. but the waiting policy OF the
manufacturers keeps trading quiet Gov
eminent contracts which the mills have
on hand and more which are expected
also play a large part in preventing
mills soliciting or catering to civilian
trade.
The sun., 1918-09-14
spinner. WIN No, Sell Yarn.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l3.-The yarn
market here is practically at stand
still. The situation ~ something like
that OF the nursey rhyme which relates
that water won't quench fire, fire won't
burn stick, stick won't beat dog, dog
won't bite pig" &c. only in this in-
stance it's the spinner won't sell 10 the
dealer. the dealer can't get yarn for the
manufacturer. SO the manufacturer has
none to make into garments for the re-
taller and so on down the line.
Spinners are holding out until the re-
vision OF prices in October. when they
believe they vii! get more for their
product On this account all business
is held W. though there is no lack OF de-
mand.
The sun., 1918-09-14
Felt Hat Business Hit
by New Draft Law

THE felt hat tllsiness has beer
hard hit by the draft law. as
L many men VINO see army
service looming large before them
with the prospect of being QUILTED
by the Government. are in 10 hurry
TO discard their summer "straws"
Heretofore the summer headgear
was chucked into the discard al the
FIRST signs Of cool weather and a big
rush was made, especially by the
youthful Beau Brummels. 30 be
among the first 70 don the latest fall
styles. But now that the army Is
reckoning for them they seem TO feel
no urge 10 buy fall hats themselves
and are waiting for Uncle Samuel
TO distribute his own special models.
Meanwhile the felt hat dispensers
trade declines
The sun., 1918-09-14
Association to Change Name.

The name OF the Sweater and Fancy
Knit Goods Manufacturers. Inc. eastern
district). probably will be changed at
the next general meeting OF the as
socistion TO the Sweater and Knitted
Textiles Manufacturers Association
Fancy" the board OF directors be-
lieye. is too narrow term to include the
broad field the association now repre-
sents. and besides the War Industries
Board has put Its foot down on fancy
styles In knit goods " many instances
The sun., 1918-09-14

Estate Of Ruth Dana Draper the four
story English basement dwelling. 70
East Thirty-si1th street TO Mrs. Ethel
stewart Elliot
Pease 4 ElliInan have leased for
George IL Storm 10 W. H Decker. the
ave story American basement dwelling
at sii West Eighty-fifih street. between
West EDd avenue and Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wren has leased from
James H. Cruikshank the three story
dwelling at - West Ninety-second street.
The sun., 1918-09-14
COFFEE MARKET.

Market for coffee futures ore-e5 s..-
unchanged TO a decline Of points >,--
ruent around The ring was nery7.F .-
unsettled. owing 70 new rules etusr.'.- :
from tie Food Administrator 81 .-r
eTence 10 transactions in tie utar -.-..-4
and the acceptance Of deliye-ie, o.. ...-
tract Under the new regu,ar
sales Of green Co.Te. shall be maze
the New York Coffee and Sus-- ...
change for delivery IN the 1r.'-. >
December. 1915, except transact -r. -
the actual liquidation 4 ccr,-a--- . .
outstanding that provide FOR delivery r
the month Of December. TIE fca.--s .
the market for the last few 5.r- =
been the strength IN tie near -.as. re
owing 10 the fact TIA, TIE ---r.- .
Irice Of $50 allowed for the s-n. .....
VAS practically a cent a ,nG. .. ..-
the quotation for Rio - .r o.. e..
market. This resulted IN s7or,-
near months finding no contra .-. .-.
ing. as holders Were moro t--..... ..
accept deliveries than u I.-r.-... ..
the discounts. The new ruling
hesrlsa effect on prices. ana WI g. r.?
breaks in the santos futures ....s
prices on the loya. tx,l-rE, -a.-. .
throughout the day fi-a' ~. .s -
Ret unchanged - decline - .
the greatest weakness uer,c s..a e.
the July position
The sun., 1918-09-14

succeeds Lincoln Cromwell. who has be-
come chief of the knit goods branch o!
the textile division of the War Industries
Board.
Mr.. Poster was associated with the
dry goods firm OF Carson. Prize. Scott
Company. Chicago.
The sun., 1918-09-14
SALE ON MARBLE HILL.

a y. Glttermsn has sold TO the Mar
bic Hill Development Corporation. VI.
a. Schseffer president the Titus house,
on plot f1n?2. a. l Van Coriezr place.
Marble Hill, which is assessed at g Gee.
The dwelling IL to be altered into a two
family house.
The sun., 1918-09-14
BUY IN OZONE PARK.

W. c. Samuel has sold TO the Elm
Street Construction Company a plot.
100x24O feet, on the west side of Bene-
dict avenue. le7 feet north of Dalrymple
avenue, Ozone PARK, Queens.
The sun., 1918-09-14
PHYSICIAN BUYS TWO Pr OTIS.

The Robert Z. Farley orsa nization
has sold for the estates of Tappan Zee
two plots in the Philipse Manor section
Of Tarrytown. " y. to DR.. Henry
Stevenson,
The sun., 1918-09-14
WOMAN SELLS YONkERs HOME.

The Robert E Farley Organization
ias sold for Mrs. J. l.. Northrop her
home on Grsndyiew avenue, Nepperhsn
Heights. Yonkers. y. Y. 10 Russell
Hunting OF New York.
The sun., 1918-09-14
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL RENTS SUITE

!, Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Felix Doubleday her furnished
apartment in 500 Park avenue TO s. X
Ughet financial attache OF the Russian
Embassy; also furnished apartment in
ST6 Park avenue for Mrs. Thomas F.
White 10 Arden NJ Robbins: an apart
mcnt in i03 East Seventy-hfth street
fir Mrs. Howard GreeEley TO Clarkson
Runyon, Jr.. and an apartment in 90
East Forty ninth street 10 Arthur s.
Blonde!l.
The sun., 1918-09-14
TAKES PARK HILL PROPERTY.

George Howe has sold the Bishop
property on EjegclI:f Terrace, Park Hill.
Yonkers. TO Philip c. Hall Of BARLEY
Bros. Hall.
The sun., 1918-09-14

Tie !oilrN!1E Judgments were Elec yes
'erday, SepteTntor -, the first name being
that OF the debtor.
Ab-a no~itz. Philip. r Mur-
The sun., 1918-09-14
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

BEACH ST. Is 10 60 TO a sty warchou.e
Protestant Episcopal Society for Pro-
moiing Religion and Learning In the
state of New York. IS Cedar st
owner: A " Cethens. :: Vanderbilt az,
architect. coast. $4,000
WEST ST se3. 20 sly store and dwell
Owner; \ o ,hristissen, !i5 East lsd 81
architect. cost, 5000
The sun., 1918-09-14
BUYS BRONxyILLE HOUSE.

Burke Stone has sold for William v.
Lifsey his residence in Cedar Knobs to
A & Lampke Of New York city.
The sun., 1918-09-14
Rents YoNkERs HOUSE.

George Howe has leased for Mrs.
Laura b. Cobb Of ossining her house
AZ 81 Ddgeclin avenue. Yonkers.to Fred
erick Doll OF New York
The sun., 1918-09-14
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

tIH ST iG-73 ", loft and roof above
Realty Co TO Rosario u Cloo. -
hamilton Place. and David Levy. .It W
!!eth ct, yrs. -. mos from Oct l.
81 anys' Goldberg B, go W
nm ST go W. all-HarrT Pe-dsn 20
Empire Forwarding 60. :71 Morton q,
Axreemt amending lease for fiI-ls yrs
from June J. 1913. by addition of y-s
zen al !. 100: atty. Jas W McElhinn.y.
PARK Row.
The sun., 1918-09-14
RENTING IN suRURRs.

IL. Frankfort has rented TO Frederick
$. Overton for three years A Weston's
homo on the Rockaway turnpike, Law
renee, /. l.
The sun., 1918-09-14
LIS PKNDENS,
Manhattan

18TH ST. =. IS Madison sy t5YlepII
an Josef pm Sandelba I'm e. al agt Bessie
schwartz - al foreciosgre 0. mtg
sttyz. Cary a Carroll
.'TH ST sos w-David Frank 81 all
against Gseisno Cont ct al tforerIns-
9Fe OF mtg; a'tys. kUr,msu & Frank
--D 81 2. 1865 . LIST sy. - spsk g.
Emlsrant incustrisi Savings Bank AIT
kathryn e Hughes 81 al foreclosure OF
m'Ep attys. & OGormAn
4SI Az. cor ieeth st. toIlixloe-
Mtroroi!'sn Trus, Co % City OF y 7
agt julius Dukzs. trustee. ct al fore
closure OF mtg; steGs. Alger & CouEhIzn
The sun., 1918-09-14
Foster FIJI. Prominent Position.


WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-Frank W.
Foster was appointed to-day chief of the
knit goods branch. clothing and equipsge
division. Quartermaster Department. He
The sun., 1918-09-14
Yesterdays Fires.

- Loss
. -s1-ll-3 Teller TT The Bronx.
he IN AWNING nnhhcNn ..-.. Sigh;
: ~
. 30 W 'enth St; I.acy CrsyIan Sigh,
! l.--se Cannon X Bertha Fire .Triring
: 40 RiNinEt"n - and Bower,
trolley car, y. y Rys 90. None
s:i0-sH Eighth av. aNicah
Henry J, Becker. Trifiing
s;:sTla West ash St. Chelsea
Elevator To.,,............Tr ifiing
s:,s-!7i Yves; 18th ST.; unkaov n Trifins
The sun., 1918-09-14
Bronx.

WASHINGTON Az. sis-i.Ily Cs,pe .r q,
sgt Edmund Murphy ct e! partition
su!il; atty. 4 Lehman.
also Kin.eIls sv ~ ~. ~ '"A4oo'
DAVID Lyons aEt Franz Baseto~ e;
a. foreclosure Of mortgage; atty, J
Sd AV. 3i4s-S Tile e. Mtg Co ar, A..
THO Pasquini 81 al rforeciosure OF mort.
gsgel: atty. II u Bell!nEer. Jr.
LOTS II and IS. map Of 1871 building lots
belonging TO estate OF Thomas woolf
stth vard-Louiss Ludder aSt Meta
Blohm ct al foreclosure of mortgage:
atty, l. Goebsl.
lssD ST. cor Union sy s2E1Ias-
Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank az,
Games Roberts Co Ell al foreclosure of
mortgage. sttys. II L ] O'Gormsn.
The sun., 1918-09-14
RESULT AZ AUCTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

LEWIS ST i s ysSssgn pay:
-Good Samaritan Dlspenssry aEt Re.
beeea Goldberg ct al: Due. yif,f7ss.;
taxes. &c. $500. to the plaintiff .tiO, eco
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
Downtown.
tsou,h Of Fourteenth street.

With name and address. o. owner and at.
toTnty.l
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o. lender. ~
torney.D
Manhattan.

RENWlCk ST. =. iei.tl Canal ~
.ellrst--x iTreg-RAraele Mcraco Iol
Christopher 81 10 Empire Nor co 90
eoar -. March Is. ,sls; atty. Seth 8
Isrry ~ Cedar :i.gee
BCWERf. 30: Pen 81, S-The Canton
Realty co. .57 Bssy. 10 Esther schn,t-
ger. eIE and trustee. will Of Hyman
Srhnitzer. 50 ~ 81. Feb 5. 1916:
ID ST. s. :So a ist av .5EFC.-Iouis
Frsnkel and Chss Held 30 Centred Union
Trust OF y. July -. 1904: atty. Law
yert q 2 CO. $50 BNay. ..-....ii. 900
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Dali ihoftE--ApEdFamS BFos- II ABA II.
hams Clothing and mems furnishiu.
goodsi, Union Square Hotel
BALTIMORE-Real Quality House W.
psrlal
BtLTiMoRE-stewsrt e. GO. J y Nc.
kenvn tmen'B and boyS' cla.hIaE, :
West 35th ST
BosTcN-w Fienc's -. =. f. Bradley
mems and boys furnishing goods AMI
sWestersp. us W 1sd ST.
CHICACo-Montgom Ward & Go w
Reinecke linens work shirts and bows
biousesl, sos Sixth av
SAN FRANCIsco-Roos Bros w l.
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eEasi Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0ih Streets

and ii0ih Streets
18TH ST. ~: L. 2sKio35-Lens Lgftlg TO
sarah Kohn. sol W Hath ct. July ];
atty. Alex Rosenbaum. .Qs Bwsy.
18TH ST. COL z, 2siIi: tfo-ecios July 2Sl
Samuel TUllmAn, ref 20 Theresa Z
MrGoldrick. tsS President 81. Bklyn.
sept !: atty. l. I MeGoldrlek, - Court
.eTH ST. I5-t7 z, so1s2-Ira A Kip. Jr. 20
Msnton Metcai.. 3ss Centre ct. Orange
~ J. mtg t.i.0ee all liens AuE II; atty.
Philip Frank. Bridge Plaza. L C.....tl
SAME PROPERTY-MSnion B Metcalf 10
- z seth Street Corpn. IS Z 18th o..
mtg $4,000. ali liens, sept IA: atty,
philip Frank. Bridge Plaza. l. ] C.....il
5lsr ST. 3il Z. ls.srs54IIs. loIsLle-
Terence Curry 10 Bridget Farley, 10
Col av. CNn Side. J. mtg $500. Sept
3. atty. Jno II Royan. I45 Nassau st. 81
LEXINGTON Av. 555 5sth ST,
s51iee-PEi'ibert CombIer ct al. to
Frank FeiZer. at Scarsdsle. - Y. mtg
s5e. 900. deed nled under Torrens Lar
AUG %: atty Waiter FAirchi.o. Liberty
5ITH ST. >. ls7 Lex ave. 5oxIeo 5
-Jscob Rosenbluin TO Mary Cohn. :s7
Wythe ave. Bklyn. mig s3s.5e0. q T
Sept s; atty Saml Sei!gsohr, 81 Cham
18Th ST. Z. Z. i3ixio.. foreclos. sept
10. 1SIt-Franc.s x Mooney. ref 70
L s. Trust CO Of y Y, - wall -, Sept
IL. sitys. Stewart & shearer, 81 Wal
d. o. . e. o . s