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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-12
ROD AND GUN NEWS


waiting for a man clever enough ia c,,oN
them. If you don't believe 1t just ~
lack Jack dsimadge to show you ihe Cd
nsh car. Jack lives down by the .s.,
shore near the lock, knows wh.re ~.
grow. and as he doesn't fish for a livIns
some straight dope !. o. BOGARf'-
Hoselle Park. n. j., Aug. II.
Crabs In westchester Creek
f. o. Schllngheyde asks where tho, Z,
Grabbing lie should ride to the We,
Farms station. l77th street ana take ~.
crosstown car to Westchestcr Greek ~
on at the end OF the line. where nv hos,
house is located. Grabbing is good. XIII.
make the best bait CHARLES ,,,na
westchester Creek, Aug II.
Offer Of Boat to Crescent C,ub.
II the Crescent Fishing club viii a..
municatc with me they may lie abe 10 ss.
cure suitable boat to continue thoir az
Ing schedule on Reasonable terms, salius
Capt. William NEuGErru ..
Bay Fiftieth street. Brooklyn. Aug. H. .
Egrct Conditions In Southern Florida
Van Camper Hellner Of the eduo,,,,
stan of Field and Stream" recently MAD.
an Investigation of egret colonies in south.
ern Florida for tho Audubon Society S,I.
gator Bay he found deserted. The sam.
was true of Lost Mans River rooksrW
At Cuthbert rookery. formerly ona of In.
but ne dad see a few roseate spoonbllis ono
of the rarest of birds. The only rooko,v
containing a great number OF birds tnat h,
Visited was in a swamp back Of Cape sa5's
Travellers" Cotton Thread Methods.
Traveller" self-styied. ''reiorm med co,,o,
methods are wrong.
II Traveller" took vocal lesson. ,ro,,
an eminent voice eulturist graduated and
would he blame the teacher ana III
method. when other pupils OF this teacbs,
entraneed listeners with golden ,hroat.d
II Traveller" wishes to work tn. mani.
mum of harm TO the cause of cotton thread
he should In all fairness use his own nam.
to show his good faith. His inconsistent
anti.thread arguments show how ii.tle hs
really used thread and how wrongly hs
used II when he did. GOSSYPit'M
New York. Aug. II.
Wants Fishing In City Parks.
Inquiries about good fishing places with.
In trolley distance OF New York Frequently
appear In this column. There are nany
ponds and lakes near the greater city tha,
should furnish food and fun for many peo'
PIE, but unfortunately these ponds and
lakes have been fBhod out.
woodlands lake in Westchester and Sill.
yer Lake near white Plains were sxce.ltn,
spots from ten TO twenty years ago
son and did not get even a strike
The park lakes OF the greater city should
be used to breed fnserlinss and later thes,
should be taken and placed IN other near
by ponds and lakes.
The pond at Fifth avenue and HON
street Is Ideal for calico bass and rock
bass. Also catfish and sunfsh could b.
raised there in immense numbers "A few
hundred dollars or even less woE'l b a
fine investment and 1t would provide food
and fun for great many people
Any citizen interested should ga. N
touch with his Alderman and with n,
Park Commissioners. H. SAMMlS
Brooklyn. Aug. H.
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Special Despatch to TIE srS.


MILWAUKEE. Aug ll.-William c.
Middleton. a manufacturer of hats and
caps. says that from the present outlook
there will be no straw hats on the mar
ket next season.
He says the supply of straw in the
European countries ca, no longer be
had on account of war conditions,
Switzerland, though neutral, no longer
IL raising straw wheat. japan and
China have tried 10 take the place of
the beligerent countries in supplying
the United States with straw braid but
this source OF supply has now also been
practically abandoned because the War
Industries Board has ruled that boats
shall carry only essential products.
This practically closes the straw mar
ket.
Mexico raises straw wheat, but II can
be used only In the making of sun hats.
which now retail at about 25 cents, No
other nation, says Mr. Middleton. can
manufacture the straw braid al cheaply
as the countries that have done 40 In
the past. Although the United States
could easily raise the straw. braiding It
with American labor would force the
marketing for $40 OF a hat that for
merly cost So
Mr.. Middleton says the felt hat stu
alton Is even more prec1rious,
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Keep Your Old Clothes, Says
Clott1er.
Special Despatch TO The Sen.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 1l.-"Save your
old clothes" is the urgent advice given
In an advertisement by A leading clothier.
who Is closing out his stock OF mems
and boys ready made clothing for the
duration OF the war The clothing of the
future is going to be worse, he says in
fact. 1t will be so bad that your cast
on clothing will look mighty good.
Don't sell your old clothes to the junk
man or anybody else. he advises keep
1t, for you will use IL later.
America Will yet see the clothing
ticket, he asserts, unless people conserve.
He says he does not mean people should
stop buying clothes. but that they should
buy only sanely of good clothes while
they are to be had
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MooNTREAL.H. Glasberg DRY goods.
&C. Broadway Central Hotel
PROVIDENCE. Cohen {dry goods. &c.).
SIOUX CITY. lat. s. Martin CO. Mr..
Martin tdry goods. &c.). ios Grand
TAMPA-Katz & Co. A. Katz tdry goods,
&eD, Broadway Central Hotel.
TRINIDAD, CAL.--Golden Rule Co, dry
goods: II. e. Kendall tIeprcsenting), $50
GREENWOOD, MISS. De Loach tdry
goods. &c), Holland House
KENToN. Cd. II. Nourse a Son tdry
sTURGis. MicH.-Gardner & barton. A.
W Gardner tdry goods, &cD, New Strand
UNION, s; c,-N. Shapiro tdry goods. &C.,.
UNION. g. &C. Allen q Co. d. will
iams tdry goods. &cJ. Hotel Mari.
ATLANTA-A. Issils (mens and women's
BOsTON-s. Bernstein (shoesI, Herald
cssiIcAoo9.J;, ,Trstny general merch.n.
COLUMBUS, MIss.-Rosenweis Bros. L,
Rosenweis tdry goods. clothing, &c.),
pA nSsrI Msr' sTMM.,.s w,,.m.n CO. c.
r. wiscmsn tdry goods. notions, cioaks,
shoes furnishinss), Hotel York.
EVANsvILLE. Ind. r. Duncan tdry
eOhei NJ SrhHu
FORT VALLEY. GAL. Brinen tdry
se o,ss, and shoes. Hotel Albert. 49,,
HATTIEsBuRo. MISS, b. LI.chkou
chsndisel. Broadway Central Hotel.
HARTsvIT.LE. s. C--J. l. Caker & Co.
J. f. Henderson tshoesl: A. NJ. McNair
representingl. Hotel Coliingwood.
IND1ANAPOt.Is--L. s. Ayres & Co W. b.
Wheelook trepresenting>. ??5 Fifth ave-
JACKsoNvrLLE-s. Goldberg tdry goods
and general merchandise). Hotel Cum
KEY wEsT-Mr,. I. wolkosky general
e sale Dry Goods Co. II. Il. ' Ridd,cE eViee
Presideno;, !: Leonard street; Great
MACON. GA.-Burden Smith & Co. Mr..
Wilson Furnishings. &C.,. Hotel Ma
MERIDIAN. MIss.-A. Loeb tready to
NEW ORLEANS-D. II. Holmes Co.. Ltd
Miss Hassn muslin underwear; Miss
Mathews uadies neckwear and veii!nss),
NEW oRLEANs--c. A. Kaufman Co. e
Levy tshoes: lls West s2d street.
a-H xaoss notions faf
nishing goods. ready to wear). Hote
Broadway Central.
haJE tgcnerhi
chandise). Hotel Albert.
PROv1DENCE--A. Cohen general n.er
, chandise). Broadway Central Hotel.
STATESvILLE. y. C.-Miils PASTOR G
F. Mills general merchandise. Hote
Grand.
ST. LoUIS-Harrls stores Co. c. Harris
(men's and womeus furnishing goodD
Hote! New Strand.
TALL A D f g A, ALA.-A Baker fdr!
rrods. house furnishings. &c.,. Hote
wAsHINGTOS-M. r. Dodek FURNITURE
women's cioaks, suits. furnishing goods
mems clothing, furnishing goods. hats
YORK. $. C.-B.ik Bros. Mr.. Ramse,
tdry goods and general merchandise
Grand Hotel.
Ia GRANGE, GA.-Callaway Department
store. H. 8. woodin! general mer
BEAVER FALLS, PA.--Levy Bros.
Levy tdry goods and women's furnish
ings, Herald Square Hotel.
CHICAGO-L. Harris chats and furnish
ings>. Hotel Albert
ready to wear. Hotel Latham,
GREENWOOD, 3. C.-J Duckett tor'
goods and ready to wear), Hotel Aoer
| HEAi.DToN. oKLA.-cravens Bros: J
Cravens general merchandise. Hote
! 1SDIANArorI.I f. Solomon a Co. Fl
Friedman tclosks. suits. Ac-). Herai'
Square Hotel.
Lotus. FLA-s. A. osteen. P. ostee'
general merchandise. Herald sauar
Hotel.
MIAMI Galiat Oewe,ry). Heral'
oAR TA.S &C. Cali. r. Hink genera
,.ar,h,,st.ol Great Northern Hotel
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Buyers in the City.


BosroN-H p: Smith ,cloths and tailors'
'-I iTIimmipss,, Hotel Continental. ,-.--.'
cHiCAGo-&, il. Mason mems furnish.
,d inF goods, Hotel Imperial: :.
y Burns manufacturers pantsl. sec
AKRON. oHIo-p Magilavey clothing
ATLANTA-M. Morris clothing. &cl.
ATI.ANTA-D. Davis clothing &cO, Hotel
Hermitage.
House Furnishings.
tMoNTREAl.-M Kalmanovitch (glass-
ROME. GA-H b. Parks Co. H r.,
Parks thouse furnishings. &c.), Hotel
ST. LoUIs-Lind.n Dry Goods Co T.
Wen 'house furnishing goods, Hotel
Latham.
Hosiery and Underwear.
OMAHA Burgess Nash Co tdry goods,
100 Fi.th av, Hotel Brcztell.
ST PAUL - schuneman 4 Evans Mr.
Eros, ,womens underwear, &cl, Hotel
cumberland Millinery.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bros. A. NJ
scion solomSSnn, millinery 40 Fourth av.
CoNNELI.svILTE. PA.-Miss Mcfarland
millinery. Hotel Holland.
MoNTREAL-F, de Grsndpre millinery
soous' Nc'), HoteI BTo2tell.
Ready to Wear.
BATTLE CREEK - Schroeder Bros L.
SCHROEDER tready to wear, Hotel York
BOSTON-A. Haiiparn & Co Mrs H.
Canning tcoats and sui,s), Hotel Bris-
CINCINNATI-McAlpin Co. II. L. Rich
ardson tblouses. sweaters, bathing SUITS.
Is Ess, g6th street. room $40.
W. Henderson Lwomen's ready to wear.
Park Avenue Hotel
MOBILE ALA.,C. J. Gayfer & co, /
Manning tready to WEAR, llt0 BROAD
way, Hotel Collingwood,
PHILADELPHIA - Kotzker y Kaizan.
Mr. Kotzker Imanutscturers cloaks and
suits, broadway Central Hotel.
! PHILADELPHIA Bros Mr. VI
man manufacturers women's and misses
suits; Hotel Albert
Essen twomen's ready to wear. Hotel
ATLAHTS-p. pavi. tmen'. and women.
ATLANTA-M, Morris tmen's and women's
clothingD, Herald Square Hotel.
'F EaMsns 9..lS G Broadway ce %fs1
NoRFdLK. vA--Tuttl-. sonney q urqu.
hart hart, MT Urauhart Clothing, &cJ'
UNION, $, CD, Mullinax tclo,h'ns)
Piece Goods.
, ATI.ANTA-w. Allen silks, dress goods.
NC- ,, notel WOODWARD,
BlSHOPNliLE. :. C.-Starord Dry Goods
Co. Mr.. stnfrord tdry goods. SCI.
New strand Hotel
BosToN-H, ? Smith lcloths md tailors'
trimmings, &cD, Hotel Continental
DETRoIT-Crowley Bros Mr., Sohloff
| (domestics, &cD. t3 Leonard street.
GALVESTON, TEN.--Mr. skinner 1sllks.
dress goods. wash goods, &cD. +3 Leon
| ard street.
HOUSTON, TEN,--A, Levy tdry goods
| &c> Hotel Aberdeen,
KNOXVILLE, TENN. y. Newcomber
Co NJ. Newcomber tdry goods. &C.
1892 Broadway,
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PINE BLUFF ARK.-M. F. Smith dew
RoXoBEL n. &C. T. Peele general
erchandtse,, Grand Hotel
SALISBURY. n. Ca. Harry tdry goods
and ready to wear. Grand Hotel.
SHERMAN, TEXT. c. Bass tdry goods
and general merchandise). Hotel
Latham.
vALDOsTA, TEx-H. Abraham general
merchandise, broadway central Hotel
vICKSBURG-P. Kestenbaum Co. L. Kes-
tenbaum general merchandise. Grand
Hotel
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANSFERS.
with the name and address OF owner and
rfc Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
LUDLOW ST.. IA ?5xss.4--Emma D
81. mtg $4,000. all liens Aug .. atty
Title Guar 4 CO, l7s Bway 81
IfM ' Kian.y G ref s e AgS
Union Trust Co of y Y. so Bwav. Aug .;
attys. Miller. King. l. 7, so Broad:
Fast Side.
Cast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
LEXINGTON Av. s5s, ls.lx25--Harry L
sa's m,r to Gscs wet sns iS7 7sth
Title Guar q 7 co. IFS Bway, w. - 500. 800
LEXINGTON Az, $. sos 5lst st. runs
IGos ~ toss 5ist st xe .2Ox $
lures, &c-Manhattsn Life ins Co 10
Jsns .t TssaI Lewis fsFP k: sS Bw1y
Avenue 4. 1853, 25sxioc.M,io;rlrii.; wv W
1921 st. Bronx. mtg. $4,000. all liens
July 81; atty NJ sneudaira. 500
ao5TH sr.' n :. ana 1osth' ct hhcun s5iUSg
" by line $50 LIST av and rurs to Har-
lem RIVER Ii SisG stock, DC; Of Ensel-Hel;
ali other estate belonging to oI party s sna
part except l4sth st. All ". and per-
sonal property therein, deed Of trust
Julia Tuska to Alonzo 1. Tuska, as trus-
tee In trust. o27 w 74th ST. a t. June ~
1903; atty, Frank NJ Tichnor 3s Park
now ''''''.'..' ,..,.,,....... VI
West Side,
tWest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
BATH ST. &27 w, 2Exl005-Epros Realty
Corpn to Milly Kline, &35 W saith st
mtg $4,000, all liens, Aug 9; atty,
Lawyers T Co. 100 Bway 81
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north Of 10Th street !
18TH ST, 323 +. 20xi0o.l1 Otoreclos Aug 3,
lsls--J, Harrison Power. ref. to SUI
sauna CRUDE. s97 LIST av. Aug 8: attys.
Mclaughlin. II C =. l65 Bway SC, 500
Bronx.
thorough OF The BRONX
wHITLOCK Az 8. $50 Tiffany at.
5Nl2i.llxe5Sl25. io--Helen Ambrose to
Ray Sussman, 500 Fox NJ. mtg, So 900
Aug 0; atty. T & 7 Co, l76 Broad.
18TH ST, ass L. - e72xioo-Mary a
Dolan to Benrnson Realty Co iOi n
1921 81, mtg, $1,000. Aug 8; atty. T q
T Go, i76 Bway. .....,,......... 800
BARNES Az. se cor 2sist 81 ii4.loxss 5
All title TO strip begins Barnes az S g
cor lSist st. runs llI,i0x W is to e 8
an 81, as on map, Wakefield xn llilO
10 st . l5--GeO r Molloy to Mary +
Wedick. s2is olinville av, Aug /; atty.
q Co. l76 Bwsy,,.........,..tl0
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Not only is the cheap end OF cotton
goods difficult to obtain but it Is almost
impossible to have firms accept orders
for the best class Of merchandise. says
an important buyer.
White sutngs. corded. and some
piques which are used for children's
school dresses and rompers are almost
impossible TO purchase. and the increase
on what is to be had is 30 great that
buyers hesitate to pay over 80 cents
wholesale for what was once retailed at
10 and ~ cents
Chambray will have to he placed in
museum, said another buyer. II the
next generation is to know what II is
like or before we entirely forget II
Orders for this material from local buy
ers are being declined
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Bronx
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

lt7TH ST. 4:s w--Marcella A McCabe
agt James J McCabe faction TO appoin,
committee. &c.: atty. p Jackson.
Bronx.
43xiOo. lots 70l 10 7os. inclusive, sec
tions / and 2. map of l.t5 lots com
prIsins land known as the williams
bridge Farm for estate OF Lorillard
Spencer: lots 2s. 81 and rs map OF
IFS lots belonging to estate OF Lewis
Gouverneur Morris; University sv. 8.
30os n 1880 st, 43,5xl00: Aqueduct av,
s, 55i.3 n 1881 st, ss3xil3. lots 81.
IS, &c and 81. amended map OF prop
erty OF Cammann estate at Fordham
Heights: lots 80 to So. both inclusive
amended map OF property OF. Cammann
estate a. Fordham Heishts-Matter OF
James McCabe faction for appoint
ment OF a committee. atty. Jackson
JEsSUP Av, es. 100. Featherbed lane,
75xl0O-Mary Lee Cole agt Francis
Woolley ct nj foreclosure OF mtg (;
atty. W F Wund.
i4lST ST, S S $50 jackson nv. TX
l32.t-City Real Estate Co ast Charles
Kroehle ct al foreclosure OF mtB;
Inst ST. s $. s25 jackson av, 75x
l4s4-City Real Estate Co agt Charles
Kroehle ct al foreclosure of mtg !.
atty. II Swain.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SD ST. is w-Samuel Goldberg agt Cor
nelia II de Langley. owner: Emil Furst
and Lizzie Winter, contractors. .S20b. rs
Bronx.
PILOT ST. OF e City Island av.
20ox206-Church f Gates q Co, Inc.
ast Robert Jacobs, owner; Lewis p
Fluhrer Co, Inc. contractor. SO. 626.7S
ALEXANDER Az. s7o-Fiske Lighting
Fixture Co ag; Ida Daniels. Blanche
Groetzlnger and Florence Loewy, as
trste, owners; Extensive Bldg Co, Inc,
contractors .,,....,,.........., $50
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1861 ". SIX W 1911 to Albany, Crescent
av n 72.9 to at I e tb11-Edwin Kemp
s' ,Fu a.. 70 d ny Ill. H1''9F Ms'1 e SsF"Ts
,rsTH ST. SOL e, $. .,S1ici.Biein;ensso SS
Boui.vard. mtg. iisS.ooO. Aug 81 atty.
BRIGGS AVE, 1855, W .. runs sssx
also Briggs av cor 2oist st. runs
66.lix9s.s to 8 8 folst at xn e. iltb--
Isaac -stelgerwaid to Land Brokerage
Co. Madison sv. Aug s; atty. O At
LOTS Is and 81. map Upian Realty Co
Eliz Gerhardt to Ubert c Roy. lbo 6th
ay: mtg. tl.aso. Aug .; atty. w c. Roy;
uHIoS ~; ~. s,;s n is'd St; 1si: =
Susie 81. xu. 20. isi; atty Mobile
Glantz, s75 Union av...............:h
222D ST. as. 1853 Barne. ay, loosss;sI
Sara Cohn to Queen Nab Co. so Wall
ct, mtg. $4,000. July 81; atty Pressin.gss
& w, so wall st......,,......... $500
FOX ST Va i;,s In ., M.n Az 7s ana
ano. SIS E 9th ct. mtg. sSs.ooo. July 81
atty. r Cohen. $40 Bway. .......'1oo
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
LUDLOW ST, ia, a5xss+, p NJ. Aug
Harry walcer to Emma d Gardner,
az Grove ct. Bklyn. due Nov !, 1918.
sT; atty. Gilbert Elliott 1854 Na Mass AZ
81 .............''' $3.50 ''S''N''"
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
LEXINGTON Az, e. s, sos si't 81,
n s s!St " 100 iSS'i 10 Lexington sv n 50
to beg. with theatre. fixtures. &c, NJ.
June l-Lexinston Theatre Corp 10
and int as per bond; atty " va R sno
LR Hsa}' S a S" GHND UNDER WATER,
s sSs"s'd i.t s ~ n BY ': iSs,h :, and
by exterior or buikh.ad llne, OF Hsr-
lem River Avg io.Al9 1n.' L., r go%.
nor IS Park Row. $4,000
Borough Of The Bronx
wHITLocK, Az; e, $50 s, tiffany q: It,
Louise Tesiny, ltls Fairfield av. Bridge
port, Conn, pr mtg $4,000, Aug ?. In:
staiments. 81; atty, T G q CO. i1S
l7sTa' ST. sol 2, n ais o., 81 J
pr mtg sss,6oo. Aug s. duo Feb ! le2i'
So atty. O g. 7 Co. is B ini aao
MOUNT HOPE PL. sc. s $. 2sxl:6-Mar-
tina Maszetti to fremont Bldg Loan
Assn 1881 Washington av. Aug 3. In,
staiments. So attys. Friend & r aS9
Nassau 81 -;
lS.sxl00-Sautina Bernava to BANKERS
Loan & Investment Co, IS and So Wall
ST. Aug I. instruments. So atty. Bang
ers Loan q Invest Co, IS Wall ST.. .ioo
HEATH Av, 1850, cor Victor or Knox
nj, e5xioO-Harry Aronson. Inc. to Robt
Morrison, 435 E I39th st, and ano. prior
mtg 5000, Aug 3. 3 yrs. "a 20: atty.
WIN 7 Matthics, sos E l75th st: s3.Soo
FOX ST, ssh. W $, 72.5xloO-Yetta and
Morris w Monsky and Ell, and Samuel
Daniels TO Benenson Realty Co, tol L
i52d st. prior mtg $4,000. July 81 S'yrs,
Sc: atty. II Sneudaira, Sos Broaa.
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Women VIII Wear SILK Gowns.

SILK is the fabric which women are 60
ing to buy this fall and winter. say buy
ers who are now coming to New York.
Said a Southern buyer yesterday:
I'VE haven't been able 10 keep any
thing ahead In some Of the favorite
weaves and colors. The women OF our
section are buying silk as they never
bought before. and great many who
never previously owned n yard OF silk
are buying sufficient for two or more
costumes.
I'VE have been surprised at the extern
sion of our trade. not alone in volume.
but in the number OF new customers
who visit our silk department. And |
am certain that our experience can be
duplicated by practically every other
department store IN the South"
With production down about 80 per
cent. manufacturers have reason to feel
worried about their ability to satisfy the
demand for silks.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. ll.-Among the
bidders for bleaching approximately
100000 Yards Of nainsook for the navy,
bureau Of supplies and accounts. are
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Troy Garner
Print Works and Rleachery, New York ::
Newburgh Bleachery. Newbursh the
Oneida Bleachery. Oneida; Robertson
Bleachery and Dye Works, New Milford,
Conn, Standard Bleachery Company,
Carlton Hill. n. j.. Utica Willowvale
Bleaching Company. Chadwicks. y. Y.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

torney.l
Manhattan.
44TH ST, ioS-tl0 W-Paul and Bertha
Rodt and Isaac and Julia Schanhouse TO
Samson Lachman. Sl3 W l05th ST. Jan
20, 1913; attys, Lachman g, IS Nassau
AVENUE A. 15s6-Louis Rosensw aik Q
and Gustav Asch TO Chas Nonhof OF
Brooklyn. May 25, 1905. atty, Geo Finck,
lSo bWay ............ st.uVO
ssTH ST, n 9, sc.2 Park av, 25,sxl00.S-
Kate Natten to Alice Schmmyr. 400 W
l52d at. March S. 1918: atty. W @ spiell-
RIVINGTON ST. sl5-Abr ] and Annie
Spiro to VIM II Orr, westaeld. y j,
April 8. 1907; attys. Splro w. $40
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Retail Associate lions to Get To-
Gether.

Committees representing various re-
tail associations will meet In the Hotel
Aston next Monday, August 10, The
National Association of Retail Clothiers
called the conference In the belief that
there are many WAYS In which all retail
merchants can work comparatively with
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NEW ROCHELLE HOUSE DEAL.

James ID. Mccain has sold for Lilly
s Bell. her residence on Faneuil place.
New Rochelle. with a half acre OF land.
valued at $4,000 to John w. McGrath
OF Brooklyn.
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Business Troubles.

fetltiOn IN bankfuptVys
Petition in bankruptcy Med Saturday In
the United States District Court was:
MAX s. A. wILSOS-Yoluntary petition
by Max s. A. Wilson. also known as Max
Liabilities. S116.35s; assets. 800.
Principal claims: Isaac HIATT, sli.sea;
Rs.y So R1nG a S.S." Msn
man. $40 Broadway. lie the attorney.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were nled yes
terday, August Q. the first namo being that
NJ tho debtor:
Beckon, Morris-J. Simon 1855
Cone. Jacob. Berkowitz..... 1876
Curry. Alma. and Francis Saun-
ders tCurry 6 Saunders)-
Isaac Goldman Co. :.....:... sbIoS
man no. .............. s,4ooss
German, Edw ii. carhart. 49,. atsss
era I'm, chas IN Newman. 1857
Godhelp Emanuel - GOLDBERG.
Goldschmidt Costume Co. Inc. 1918
Gray, John A. and Annie--D.
sexton .. '"s' 2s.s.sS,
Junior Patriots Of America. Inc.
Chicago Opera Association. 7esss
I.. W s sS'sfssF 80 i lew; :.: II
Leahy, Michael American FL
Muilsne. Mary F.-F. r Richard 5000
Mismsler Ellzaesth. and Anna
ornstein. osios-T. Koehler .... 1870
Pletscher, Martin, and Martin
Pletscher Construction Co.. Inc.
Columbia Trust Co. ......... bt7.Ss
sehmischks, Conrad-s, Miller.
90 Gaiieryj"J 'f Robinson. . san. l.lI,s7
vinicky. Frank, exr.--Bond
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AUTOMOBILE ENCHANGE


Rest private service at taxi rates.
HOUR, DAY, WEEK OR MONTH;
touring. Limousine and landaulet.
HOTEL AUTO RENTAL SERVICE,
III West b5th St. Columbus cS92.
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American Dyes Please English.

The high guilty OF American dyes
has given satisfaction here" says Con-
sui Augustus Ingram. writing from
Bradford. England
American dyes, principally anlline
dyes. direct cotton colors. &C. he says,
have been imported into that district by
several firms and great interest is taken
in Bradford in the development of tho
dye manufacturing industry in the
United States
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

sTH ST 81. mtg ss.ooo-Brown's Lunch
and Restauran; Co to Philip Wechsler
40 Riverside Drive: atty. L julien iSo
,sTH ST. $ iSai I'd nv. mtg So. 600
Lawyers Mortgage Co to John y McGov-
ern. lss Columbia Heights. Bkiyn. as
s4TH ST. iii W. mtg s:,5oo-A Atlantic
Finance Corpn to Emsnuei Giauoer, ssss
West End sv: atty. 8 HOFFMAN s.
soTH ST, lis W, mig sit,ooo-Ell!e J
Donelson 20 Gavin : Robinson, IS W
ss,h ct: attys, Reeves & Todd ~
9TH Az. n e c ,.d st, mtg ;s.ooo-Gene:
We've Page trustee. to G $ Page, i?o
Willow nv, Bklyn. atty. NJ Rider, -
18Th fiH' ST. ~ W. mtg acknowledging
Page. trustee, to VIM J strickland.
Clinton. Conn. atty. John Riier -
llsTH ST. s3i.ss5 f, mtg .l5.coc-U s
Mortgage & Trust Co and ano. trustees.
to y Y Title & Mortgage Co. 1885 Bway;
SANE PROPERTY-N Y Title & Mortgage
Co to Jos J o Donohue, Jr, es? w ia 81.
gdn: address. l3S Bway $4,000
Bronx.
W Belts to Christian Banded. s7t E lilst
st; atty. Title Guar & Co, i'6 Broad.
14isT ST. iSi E-sigmund N Lehman ct
, a.. exrs to Title Guar & T Co. l76 Bw7y:
atty, Title Guar Co. l7s Broad
ALDus ST. s7i-R.becca wolr to Ida Ep.
stein. lli5 Vyse av: atty. l. Epstein: 1922
cRoT TSSS PARK EAST, i7:s-NsiSsn
Epstein and ano to Abe Wolf. 803 E
55th st; atty. l. Wolf. 81 W ish