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The sun., 1918-07-20
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

nth ST, I Is W.E.tn:r Ri..sr ssi,
foreclosure Of mortsasel; attys. aussen.
heknsr, Untermyer q Marshall.
oOERCK ST. IL and 7s--tAwyers Title a
Trust Co agt wyler Construction Co ct
al foreclosure OF mortgage: atys
Dean. Tracy h Stsnheid.
ll7TH ST. - w-lsaao Untermysr ct Az
Rgt Henry W SchleslnGer ct al (amend-
ed foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys. Gug-
genheimer, untermyer & Marshall.
SUFFOLK at. e, "a 3 Rivington st. AK
7s-Ella EldredGe est Louis Cohen ct
a. 0oreclosure OF mortgage: atty..
Thompson & Fuller.
s7TH ar, s. 200 e 5th av. 5oxloo.lI-N
Savings Bank agt Sarah Harris ct al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty. J A
Dutton.
18TH ST. Iss and ts5 E-Metropoiitan
Trust Co OF City OF y aE, Loretta
Corpn ct al foreclosure of mortgage;
atty, J q Pine
Bronx.
UNION Az. 6oT-James Dowds. Inc. agt
Theodore Golden ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; atty VI Sullivan.
CHISHOLM ST. ., AIS = Jennings st. aox
l0o-Guarnnte.d Mortgage Co agt Will
lam Ard ct a. foreclosure OF mort
sage). attys Carrington q Pierce.
The sun., 1918-07-20
PRICE FIXING TALK
UNSETTLES COTTON
General List Closes Irregular
at Net Loss in Market Of
% to so Points.

me renewed talk OF price fixing
served to unsettle the cotton market
yesterday and led to quite a sharp break
In prices. October contracts, for In
stance. sold Off from 25.78 to $3.50, Of
moro than $500 a bale from Thursar va
closing figures. That delivery closed at
25.4s. with the general list closing ir-
regular at net loss Of ~ to SO points.
There were overnight buying orders
around the ring at the start and while
August opened at a decline Of IA pointe,
July was IL points higher. with later de-
livtries showing slight advances which
established new high ground for the
movement. Reallsns was active. how
ever, and the market soon broke on the
apprehension that price liking on raw
cotton might be attempted. Stop orders
were uncovered on q scale down, with
July selling OF to $3.50 and December 10
3463. making net declines Of ~ to so
points. Selling then became less urgent
and there were rallies during the after
noon on the continued dry weather in the
Southwest. favorable war news and COW
ering. The tone. however, was still
unsettled In the fate trading and the
bulges were not fully maintained.
Considerable attention was attracted
by an Official announcement that expert
nents by the Department OF Agriculture
had developed effective means for nsht-
ing the boil weevil. but whether they
could be utilized to advantage in con-
nection with the present crop remains
to be seen. There was no change In
the general character OF the crop news
and the Official forecast was for con-
tinued dry weather In Texas. The rains
and showers reported m Eastern and
Central belt sections were considered IA
vorable for the growth Of the plant, but
also as likely to promote the spread OF
insects.
Exports were 1889 bales. making
3.s77.36s 50 far this season. Local spot
people said that 1t was very difficult to
sell domestic spinners and there were
reports OF an easing basis for early new
crop shipments. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were all unchanged
except Galveston and Houston which
were 50 points lower
Week end figures OF the New York
fyz~ss
The sun., 1918-07-20
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


(south of Fourteenth street)
No3SS ssi,M l., ST 81. AZ, Cherry st.
sss Clown pi. Bklyn; atty. David Blitser,
caERRY ss1 cor Pelham st. ,s.fs.
SIi!.5, X T. 80 B-s ~ sway .,ss 1900 ScS
ss7.,sd-S.sr,e. bioes M MfSn - %.sry
1 mann i,ol " Ihd 81; atty. II Mi NJ. lie
East side.
east OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
MADISON Az, 71s.1so.. .toxso--Isaac r
g.. Mass mtg $4,000; s,sy:. XiS.r =
7,Tap 81, ,is Gai, o.:ie,i mtg ;,.t ssssG
ssSiII:: II ia q, .,,; $S::
LExiSaTeS xv. i.ss. :. ,s.ss.x,!s:
Klein to ss,,sphen II Jackson isi W ~, AZ
PiRk Hv. cor ioiih ST. 'ii.ii.,ssey
Jos Ullmsn. ref. to Agnes Stewart. As
80 swa %nur.'' l. i. ...,: Us 1890 so
twsst Of FIFTH avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streeta)
9th ST. sos.sos w. koxioos-.AAron
Ia, pr. s,n mig q, g G,ss SSsno' Lug
slsT ST. Iss w. isxios f--John Morrow
sosS.h ,s,, M ss;,,t iss e.; N:.. s ;f
,sas Sioek-Sa Mar + R.nnsrd. tra.. TO J
ley. I: atty. John p' Rs Rent Is p.y
" ....'.'......... .......'..'...'' .'sl
Uptown.
18TH #; ;Ss.iis = g. s@Xif, s,
sw.y; atty, S Il ooidlns. iss Bway; u
l2sTH st. ss, su;s . "a av. lssxss.li-..
T T1S Beatty sa Co tns t. Fs ,[Y.s. t Hsnos
I Blum; ri a'ty'. oelisr. r a H. u Ell si
18TH sr, !. l.,.7 SIN sv, ;i's i1ss,iiH
Emma bovin to Thomas II Marsh. iss
W lsth At. mtg tls,oooi atty. CO:
ST sr6MckXs Nv. =. io.io n ism =. \.
2o.Sxss.i-AnnIe Miuet TO John White,
s yc " I,'s 81. mtg $4,000; atty. VIM F
1ss ifH'n sr. T. sr !. iio.s Amsterdam a.. ~
steam 81 seth st, mtg $4,000; atty.
Bronx.
tBorough OF The BronS)
NEWMAN. Av. W O. 100 = o'Brien av. sox
Ill. 6-,PasadinA Realty Corpn to Lena
Hafeash. 2oi Z list at. July 10; atty. II
LOIS s'f !. 10 4. n.'s msp VIM ii wallace.
glns.r psii:: 7. J July Il: as,s S 3 3
BHs sSf ss's ~ "a 50 Dean St, soiisS 800
Barley .v. Bronx, July is; atty, Edwin
ASTHoSY" Az 1870 cor or ISL, Ha. st. isii,soN
Odds Holding Corpn to Hattie w Miller.
At Canterbury. Conn. July 10; atty. T @
AZ ST GJ6HN sway;i,.ip,o.;n...,;,':;,'i,soi 90
saax,o.ixst.S-Jacob Rumpf to Matt
Miller. llft Fox st. mtg 1880. July IS:
atty. T q a T Co, l7S BwAy. 80. 500
AMCNDsoN Av, $3.50, . 9. 35xloo-Etik
Nyman to Morris Turitz, - St Nicho-
las Terrace. mtg $500, July II: atty,
IL d T Co. iso Bway..,.........sl
VlREo Az. 4ass. q e cor sss,h ct. 90 il
xss. sx37fx5e. s-GeorEe Belier to John
anderson. ass vir:o av, mtg Hito.
18th sT. ~ =, n . .ssso--H.nry 6 r
Rohlfs to Isaac walder. ~ Kelly ct.
mtg $3.50. July IL; atty. r O q r Co,
. 14osx " l1o.sx sssx . sssx 9
sssx . . ls7s-Denwood Rlty Co, Inc.
to Grand Concourse Rity co. Inc, 2ss
Bway. mtg $4,000. July IS; atty, NJ
DAWSON ST, - ios Lonswood av.
soxleo-.Mary Kirsch TO Odds Hoidins
corpn, III Bway. mtg -tS7.soe. July is;
atty, II Zlsssr. AT Bway. 800
BELMONT Az. W .. as . iisd ct, aSrioO
,,,Mary Downsy to Mars't N MADDEN,
llos Park av. mtg 1ssoo, July Is; atty,
AarSt N Madden. llos Park av. 800
The sun., 1918-07-20
DEMAND IS FOR BUILDINGS.
Several Structures Taken for New
Uses.

Uses.
estate of George Maculloch Miller, rep
resented by Cross Brown as agents,
to Mrs. Hunter Wilson. Z. Lane Loft
gren and Caroline NJ. Rush for a term
the dwelling at 270 Madison avenue,
between Thirty-nlnth and Fertieth
streets, for alteration into stores and
apartments
Henry Brady has leased the ak story
building at 221 West Broadway for y
term Of years to the Adriatic Warehouse
Corporation.
The Cross q Brown Company has
leased the store and basement at 10
West Broadway. as and rs Worth street
to Brocklehurst 4 Potter Company. as a
long distance automobile trucking depot
the first loft to the Atlas Speciality
Company: at 40 Broadway. FIRST loft
to the West End Lace and Embroidery
Company; building at $40 and ISL
East Sixteenth street to the Neptune
Forwarding Company: at so East
Forty-second street. space on the third
Moor to Albert c. Frost at 247-2&s West
Thirty-sixth street, fourth floor to Jacob
Monsky. at a rental OF $4,000 for q
term Of years: at 1888 Broadway. store
to Westcott Motor Car Company; at
EOS West Seventy seventh street. build
ing to Frank Barber: at 10S-110 Duane
street, store, basement and endorsement,
$4,000 feet, to Tavares-Kalb Company.
at $4,000; at 582-534 Broadway. tenth
loft to N. p. Trabulsi and at 1a6 Cham
bers street. third loft to Harding q Co.
The Helvetia Realty Company and
Ernest 1seiin. as trustee. have leased to
Browns Buffet Lunch, represented by
Abraham J. Halprin, the building at 115
West Third street for a period Of twenty
one yeara The tenant will demolish
the existing building and will erect a
store building on the lot.
Cushman 4 Wakefield have leased .
large suite OF offices in I01 Park avenue
to the Dorr Company. engineers. Ewing.
Bacon Henry represented the lessors
in the transactions.
William A. White & Sons have leased
to George B. Larson OFFICES In the Wall
Street Exchange Building. and 10 Martin
Cook the store and basement at ~
Hudson street
Bastine 4 Co. have leased space at
liz East Nineteenth street to Stein
berger & kalisher; the rear Of the
fourth floor At Is West TwAnty-sixth
street to Morris Roth for q term Of
years. and the basement store at ~
Lexington avenue to A. r. Goldsnith.
F. J. Wilton has leased the third loft
at 81 Maiden Lane to ID. Grubler for
a term of years. This completes the
leasing Of this building
The sun., 1918-07-20
MECHANlCS LIENS.
Manhattan

hist ST. n a bet oth av and Bway. 1851
s7.tx ---x6S.5--Joseph n Friedlander
agt estate OF Bradish johnson. owner:
Jacob A Zimmerman q Son. Inc. con.
9TH AV, 1Ss-Pierce, Butler & Pierce
Mfg corp sgt 3 v e Hamilton, owner
SsTH ST. 3st E-Aaron Udow agt Laura
Oppenheim, owner and contractor y7S7S3
GANSEvOoRT ST, s--Jsmes NJ sauipaugh
aet Chas A Goldman, owner and con-
9TH Av. iia--samusI II Potter. inc. ast
Andrew and John Phillips. owners
and contractors ...................tl2
Bronx.
18TH ST. so5 E--,Max Mand est Ruth
Jakobi. owner; Marie Blaesius, con-
tractor ...........'.'. ...s.,.... $Is.bO
The sun., 1918-07-20
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

EAST 143D STREET-williamson 4
Bryan have sold for the estate Of
Siegfried Gruner, 40 East l43d
street. four story and basement
dwelling. on a lot lsxl00, near Willis
avenue. to Nora Eagan. the tenant.
The selling family acquired the prop
erty in foreclosure a fe~ years ago
ARDEN STREET - Frederick Brown
has bought from a client OF Leon B.
Ginsburs IT Arden " eet. five story
fat, on a plot 27x110. near the Dyck-
man street subway station.
AVENUE-Alice Klein
has cold to Stephen H. jackson 1890
Lexington avenue, Ave story fiat on
q lot 25xs0, adjoining the northwest
corner of Ninety sixth street.
EAST EIGHTIETH STREET-Freidus
& Company have sold for the Ciryl
Holding Corporation 22S East Eight
ieth street, a six story tenement with
stores. on a lot 26.4xl02.2.
The sun., 1918-07-20

7 Go, trus. to Ti,ie Quar- 4 T Co, us
Bwsy; atty. Title Guar a Co. i7s
LOT III. map Section 4. yy:. Estate SisoV
Carl Rossnbaum to w n Rose; atty,
Title Quar- q r Co, lis Bwsy 900
FOX ST, lIs7-Mary Field, trus. to
Methodist EpiscopsI church, ii Bres.
,oort place. brooklyn: atty. Guaranteed
N ME- Co. 200 Bwsy 800
bATH0ATE AV, 0 cor l7fd ct, b.fx
s2x66.sxs7-Nathan Rosenbaum to Bank
ers Trust Co, 10 Wall o., atty, Lawyers
Title a T Co. 100 Bwsy 81
HONEYWELL Av, aiao-Max Goldstein.
Nj Vernon, N Y. to Chsissa Realty Co
lse Bwsy. an int Of ss7.5oo; atty. Y
The sun., 1918-07-20
soUTHERNER SELLS FLAT.

Arlington Court, at $40 and 5t2 West
18th street has been purchased by the
Charles Galewski Company, from will
lam N. Carpenter. of wfnterhsven. Fla.
The Arlington Court is a six story elsva-
tor structure. on plot 75xloo, located
400 feet east Of Broadway. 1t has been
held at $4,000.
Mr.. Carpenter, as plaintiff, took the
property over In foreclosure proceedings
last January in an action against the
Columbia Heights Realty Company and
others. The auction price was 3132.821.
The sun., 1918-07-20
LESS STRUCTURAL STEEL.
June Sales 100. 800 Tons, Compare
With los, 900 in May.

Sales OF structural steel In June
totalled 100000 tons. compared with
100000 tons sold In the preceding
month. according to Secretary clifford
OF the Bridge Builders and Structural
Society.
Orders received from the Government
aggregated fully 10000 tons for war in
dustries and military buildings, while
the bulk OF tho remaining tonnage went
to railroads operated by the Government.
Nearly all Of the current business IL for
war work. and other prospective pur-
chasers are turned aside OF the June
orders 10000 tons were for ship con-
struction.
The sun., 1918-07-20
ADDS To $. I. PROPERTY.

Part OF the August Stump property
on Sherman avenue and Fort place. st.
George. Staten Island. has been bought
by Carl #. Grieshaber. II has frontage
OK $50 feet on Sherman avenue and a
depth OF liz feet along the private lane
which leads to Mr.. Grieshabers house.
watch abuts
The sun., 1918-07-20

measuring 2s.1x1so2. 10 to b erected at
1921 Broadway. according to plans f,led
Today by the 1891 Broadway Corpora
uon, which acquired the property re-
Gently from the Broadway and Sixty
seventh Street Corporation. r. Hausle
ces'gned the building. which will cost
$4,000. An old frame structure now
occupies the site.
The sun., 1918-07-20
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, July la.--Cotton, spot in
fair demand; prices firm American mid
ding, fair 23.4Oc good mddling,
22.72c. middling, 22.O9c. low middling.
2l.57c. good ordinary, 20.57c. ordinary,
2O.04c. Shles, 1000 bales. including
LOO American. Receipts, 1900 balee
including 16,400 American. Futures
closed quiet.
Weekly cotton statistics: Imports
$1,000 bales, American. $4,000 stock
269,000. American, $4,000; forwarded
$4,000, American. 10000; exports, none ;
sales. 5000. American, 5000
The sun., 1918-07-20
SELLS FLATS AT AN ADVANCE.

Ennis & Sinnott have taken q profit
on the two Ave story apartment houses
at the south corner of Morningside ave-
nue. East and 1l5th street which they
bought recently. The property was cold
yesterday by the operators to a client
Of John r. Dawson. The houses were
held in the market at $4,000. They
front 75 feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street.
The sun., 1918-07-20
BARRACKS ON SHORE noAp.

Post McCord have received the gen.
eral contract for the construction Of
barracks for the Navy Department along
the waterfront from Sixty-ninth to
Eishty-sixth street, in the Bay Ridge
Park section Of Brooklyn. The improve
ment calls for the construction OF more
than 100 frame structures. north and
south OF the Crescent Athletic Club prop
erty. and will cost S1,s7l,boo The Blu
roau OF Yards and Barracks Of the Navy
Depar awarded the contract.
The sun., 1918-07-20

Bonnie Manse. the residence OF Charles
r. Finlay at Kensington. Great Neck.
L. l., has been bought by DR.. George II.
Dowsey, surrounding the house, which
IL OF Colonial design. are three acres OF
parked land with numerous outbuildinss.
The property was held at $125.000 Mr..
Ct Kenslngton.
The sun., 1918-07-20
PARTS WITH JOHN ST. REALTY.

property IN the chemical trade dis
trict long held by George II. Richardson
and others was purchased by David Lion
and William d. Fitzpatrick. The deal in
wolves the four story and loft building
at 107 John street on lot 20,sx66 ir-
regular. located between Cliff and Pearl
streets. This Il the first sale OF the
property In hfty-three yeara e. A.
Tredwell was the broker. Negotiations
are reported practically completed for
the resale Of the property.
The sun., 1918-07-20
Week end figures OF the New York
Cation TrohanuA.

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
, and 80 points lower at g 90 for middling up.
land sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow-New Orleans
quiet unchanged at 2sT; sales, III bales
Mobile. nominal. unchanged at Soc sales nil
Savannah steady. unchanged at 30 rs; sales. esS
sales. as bales. Baltimore nominal un.
changed at sac sales nil. Augusta steady
unchanged at 2S.fs; sales. Iis bales Memphis
steady. unchanged at &c. sales, $50 bales
Houston quiet. 30 points lower ct &c sales,
l,os4 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
SOC. sales. "a bales.
The sun., 1918-07-20

New ORLEANS. July l9.-Lower prices
prevailed in the cotton market to-day as
the result OF good rains over large
part OF the belt outside OF Texas and
Oklahoma. Last prices showed net
losses for the day of 25 to 80 points.
July. 27.9oc, October. 24.35c.: Decem-
Der. 2376c.; January, 2367c.; March.
23.bsc, Spot cotton quiet. middling.
29.75c.
The sun., 1918-07-20
COMMISSION RATE STANDS.
New York Cotton Exchange Votes
Against an Increase,

New York Cotton Exchange members
Yesterday voted against changing the
bylaws affecting the rate OF commission
charged for buying or selling 100 bales
OF cotton. At present $40 is charged.
The sun., 1918-07-20
NEW BRONX DWELLINGS.

ST. LAWRENCE Av, q W cor fremont sv.
one story brick garage. te.bxeI.e-Tie-
st. president, owner; II q steinmetz.
1907 Z lsOth at, architect; cost. SIC, 900
The sun., 1918-07-20
WEST 74TH ST. HOUSE BUYER.

Mrs r. Parker. who now resides at
- West Seventy first street. IL the buyer
a. tho four story American basement
dwelling at 1t5 West Seventy-fourth
E:rc,:, tho sale az which by Louis 3,
week
The sun., 1918-07-20
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

ment dwelling--C Schleslnger, 2s7 Edge
conbe av. owner: Il b chestsrsmith,
iH woodruff av. architect; cost. ,tb. 900
l.iTH ST 22s-2e7 W, nnd i2Sth o.. 2as-
man and A Goldsmith. t5 Nassau at.
owners buchanan 4 Kohn, 50 W tsth
at architects: cost ...,.....,...Nb.o 900
The sun., 1918-07-20
BUYS HOMES ron WORK ERs.

The American Felt Company has
Fought four houses at Plcton. adjoining
Railway. y. j.. from the NJ II. q A.
Wolfe Realty Company The houses are
rear the Felt Compsnys plant. The
houses were needed TO accommodate the
i"mles OF new employees.
The sun., 1918-07-20
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables-spot cotton quiet and 6
points higher middlins old contract. % 0sd
geod middiins. new contract. 81 Sad. Sales,
5000 American, 1000. Imports, 1900 all
American. Futures opened quiet ats Is TO ls
points advance. Closed quiet at a net decline
OF 10 TO Is points July, a707; August, 1855
September, ls1: October. 1915; November
1911. Manchester Yarns quiet and Arm
| cloths, more inquiry. but not much doing
The sun., 1918-07-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. 1897 to 1919: 5oth ct. All
to 2as W, and 5lst At, alo 10 2aa W
c II Southland Co ACT Moredall Realty
Corp ct al: July II. 1913 tby
bondl ..................... .n.sll.?s
slST ST l<2 TO l5s E-Friedman Con-
tracing Co. Inc. aGt Vim II seaich ct
ell; Jan ). Instantaneous. .t4f4T
SAME PRoPERrY-,same ast same Jan
sA%n pRopERTy - John RIi,chmsn
Plumbing Contracting Co agt same
SAND oPDRT'Y-rrisdmsn Contract
ing Co, Inc. agt same: Jan Q,
The sun., 1918-07-20
PARIS MARKET

PARIS. July l9.-Tradlng was active
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent,
rentes. 81 francs so centimes for cash :
exchange on London, 81 francs IS CEN
times per cent. loan, IS francs 55
cert,mes.
The sun., 1918-07-20
RENTS CITY HOME.

Douglas L. Gilman q Co. have leased
141 East Fifty-second street, a three
story private house. for s. J. Tyler to
Miss Augusta Wolf.
The sun., 1918-07-20
BROKER IN JERSEY DEAL.

The Cross 4 Brown Company negoti.
ated the sale for the Bosch Magnetic
Company to the Wright Martin Aircraft
Corporation OF it's factory and plant a,
Plainfield. ". j., reported recently.
The sun., 1918-07-20
JEWELLERY BENT 9th Av. SHOP

Pfckslay 4 Co. jewellers. at $40 Fifth
avenue, have rented the southeriy store
in 72S Fifth avenue. northeast corner OF
Fifty-sixth street, for q period OF about
ten years. Tho transaction was nego-
tiated by N. II. Gregory. who recently
leased the former establishment OF
Pickslay q Co. to Maison Aubry.
The sun., 1918-07-20
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aUEENs
FORCED TO SELL

my six room and bath stucco house 1T
Reerhhurst. l., property fully improved.
block from station, to Long Island
sound and bathing beach; will sacrifice this
beautiful home $1,000 on very easy terms,
unable to hnish repairs. Apply at BEECH
hurst Office OF telephone 1855 Flushing,
The sun., 1918-07-20
RECORDED LEASES.

SPRING ST. 77s all--Jos C and VIM II
Forbes to Jacob Pnstsr. trading as Wet
terwAld q Pnster mos from Aug I,
1918. atty. Julius Newman. at0
The sun., 1918-07-20
Bronx


10TH ST. q. 1870 Union nv, runs 5
SILK e6.bx 1857 Edward
Iieberts to Rudolph Link. 1904 Clay av,
July u.s. due as per bond; atty, T 6 A
BERKELEY Av. =. SO Dean st, 50xi0o
Nellie Z Ferry TO Ezra c Bull. at
Bronxvllle. Y. July 10, instals. 6qs
NY NY Edwin 8 Ferry rhr0s' NeS t;
AMvNpsoN Av. asto, IS. 2tIloo-Morris
TuritE to ERIK q Nyman, Ri w 6sth
ct, pr mtg $500, July Is. 0 yrs, So
atty, L T q Co. 100 Bway... $1,000
10TH st. III e. n ., 2ixso-Isaac woider
to Henry c Rohlfs and ano. lss Pilot
T q T Co. lie Bway. 1850
FAILE ST. $50, v 2sI1oo--sarAh 4
N.l0o, July 10, due Jan ls. 1919. e%;
atty. Emanuel Schwartf. 185 Bway. 1900
The sun., 1918-07-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

81. as VA, st, to Julius II ziss:f, sss s
S Ct hsGopS 81. 4;ss' O. q ". N,s
f iiy ST. s.? y s'f'3 90 and 1883 1889
--Gertrude A stlllman, extrs and sarah
ri s,i% .s t. E'f Go nsy 100 3 sw R,ys
i J. as val =. TO Julius II ziss.!s sss
ST 'i NiGao 81 XS. sls mtg 80 ooo a SS%
SANDS, ii sith St .ttys Siddlt SreoS
s,sr = ST.. soS Z, mtg ;:oOC.-Ni T iif;'VS
Church, 2i1 High st. Bklyn; atty. Mt
e,TH i sT 8 100 i. eth sv. '461ioo.G mtg
1000 now o.ooo.-IAsaru. Levy to
aerbsrt NJ HSds; e 6s'h st; atty ,o T
4sp ST. $50 w-pousias Mathewson and
Benton; Perth Amboy, N J; atty. !. r 4
CENTRAL 10y PARk WEST, cor o7 t,R'I 81
1871 't 81 av' % Frsnce. weIf soo %..;
~ Az. .. cor $50 81. io.b1SC; iiis, 81.
40 East East; scts s@ st, SIS East: chr 9 '
adm and trus John b veteran, 10 VIM
s,, Wi Bailey 4 iss R.a ! !. y. 1880 1900
Isl, mtg ,i,oo6-Edw Johnson ana sno
s.y olty. N j; atty. Geo NJ poynton.
oo ia es'' ST. III and ,,,. mtg 2no:s
81; 0s atty, Geo Hoiobsr, 80 lin av' 500
Jennie 2 Kopp to sterling a sterling.
w;n 40 e 5isr9 Nv, i: All iiis,h ~
7bxioo, mtg $50. 6oo--w Forbes Morgan,
The sun., 1918-07-20

NEW BUILDING FOR B,wAY.
A Ave story store and loft building
The sun., 1918-07-20
New Orleanu Cotton Market.

MANCHESTER, July ls.--Cloths and
yarns in fair demand and firm.
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

CORNER once, le windows, overlooking
Bryant Park ITO West 10th, Room 1908.
OFFICES. t2b 30 $685. S0-sIory, building,
ITO West i0th. Room 1903.
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LYON Az. >. IS 2 ar.o. ey. ltxleo;
70 WIN Eppls. 80 n lis,h st; atty.
Gee N S. ss .. ~ Park Row a. 100 ss,S.
Lau, 1893 Gates av Bklyn: atty. Geo
LUDWIG 1911 ID a",......,..,,:;;,... 81
cREsToS Az. int-hary A. Nicolaus,
admx. to Mary A NicolAus, 4sl Il 10th
at; atty. II g Knoeppel, Beekman
xEs'pi.ER Av.' is;c.Msrryy D Field. " tI".
TO Dorothy II votitchenko. I West s1th
at; atty Guaranteed Mtg Co, 400
MARION Az. f7Si-ChrIstina II Young to
VIM Kenny. Shore road and slst st.
Bklyn; attys Besrdsey II q T, 81
IRVINE ST, ssi-Msry b Field, trus, to to
Dorothy II votitchenko, w 6fth st;
atty. Guaranteed NJ Co. 200 Bway IS, 900
ST AIMS Az. cor leist Ut. 2NLi to
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MORTGAGES.
West Side,
West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth

West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourtee II
and 10th street)
sTH AV, " .. 2.9 n 4lst St 74sxs0-
Bernard Karsch to Excellent Realty Co,
Inc: ?1I Bway. VT. Sc attys. wendell
=. AZ Bway .........,.....t5 900
9TH ST. Ga ". 2sxsss-John Nc
1oughlin to Isaac s Vousht, Englewood,
y and John o Williams. asa Gates
sy. Brooklyn, due rs per bond; attys.
Well a Purim. ssl Bway. $3.50
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
AMSTERDAM Av. W $. 1910 n l25th st,
b0xlo0-X Amusement Co. mo, to Bea.
trics l. Laski, woodhaven. l. !. Instais,
Sc; atty. l. A singerman. ass Broad.
srH Az zoos 'i.a,.h,o;,,d..jnn...y;,t,' 1900
renee to Albert Fried man, 1905 sth av
instals. 60; atty. Herman Rivkin, 1875
Pitkin av Brooklyn. .............te5 $500
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Second lieuts. r. y. Corners and L. II.
Smith appointed First Lieutenants.
Major Josiah c. Minus detailed for duty
In Inspector -8enerars Department ana
report TO commanding General Southern
Department for Assignment.
First Lieut.. =. A. TULIP assigned to duty as
assistant personnel officer depot brigade
Camp Die.
Capt Leo Dillingham; assigned to duty as
personnel officer Northeastern Depart
ment. Boston.
Capt. T. p. Elkins assigned to duty as
personnel officer Depot Brigade. Camp