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Realty Company. Inc, bought the Ave
story building, with stores. held at
100000, at 900 Rogers place, south
east corner OF 162d street Samuel
kronsky. Inc. and J. Rubin were the
brokers.
PLACED. Tanenbaum
sold TO client Of S. Rosen Se2 Fair
mont place. adjoining the southwest
corner of Southern Boulevard. a five
story house. on a plot b0x12b, renting
for Sl1.eso and held at 100000.
JACKSON AVENUE-Philip Watten-
berg, represented by Philip D. Shapiro,
attorney. sold SAG Jackson avenue,
four story brick and frame buildings.
6oxlo0, held at $4,000. to Anthony
Carpentirri.
TRINITY AVENUE-Phillp wattenberg
through Philip D. Shapiro, attorney,
sold To Harry Berger Sl3 Trinity
avenue. 50xlo0.
PROSPECT AVENUE-Philip watten-
berg. president OF the Newat Realty
Company, sold 745 Oakland place,
southwest corner of Prospect avenue.
five story apartment, 25x100, held
at $4,000. TO Joseph and Bessie
Cohen. Harry Cohen was the broker.
Mr.. Wsttenberg being represented by
Philip ID. Shapiro.
BRYANT AVENUE-Philip wattenberg,
represented by Philip ID. Shapiro. at
torney, sold to Nuremberg brothers
2ll0 and 2112 Bryant avenue. two two
family houses, on plot 34x100, held at
$4,000.
PLACE-The Newat Realty
Company sold to Joseph Cohen 745
Oakland place. a fve story fat 25x
100, held at $4,000
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST SEVENTY STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for Lartin &
PewTy the four story basement dwell
ing at 20 East Seyenty-sixth street,
The property was held at 100000. The
purchaser will occupy.
WEST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Thomas ]. O'Reilly sold for the estate
of susan A. Pullyn the three story
dwelling at III West Ninety-fourth
street, on plot 19x100. The purchaser
will occupy.
WEST both STREET-The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company sold 26s
West 130th street, a three story and
basement dwelling, lS.6xlO0, adjoining
the southeast corner of Eighth avenue.
SIXTH AVENUE-Louis Schrag sold
for the New York Life Insurance Com
pany the four story building at 364
Sixth avenue, between. Twenty second
and Twenty-third streets. 24.Sx62.
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money was again plentiful at ~ and
8 per cent. and balances were offered
down to az and IN per cent In ths
afternoon. The discount market was
somewhat unsettled as a result Of the
announcement that the Bank OF Eng
land would no longer continue giving
3 per cent. for deposits In banks
There appeared to be a larger num-
Der of commercial bills on offer. Som
italian credit bills were paid. Among
foreign exchanges New York relapsed,
business being done down TO $4.st.
Amsterdam moved sharply against us
and Swiss ratio also declined.
The sun., 1919-07-22

SIS Mystic, Hull July 10.
SIS Alto, Shields, July ,.
Sc Kerowlee, Cardiff. July 10.
IS Johanna. Madeira, July 10.
SIS Eurybates, Cristobal. July ia,
s. FL Paso. New Orleans, July 10.
Due Friday.
Sc Canada, Marseilles. July Il
S. Frances r. skinner, Cardiff. July II.
ss Jason. Barry. July II.
SIS Gothia, Malaga, July ..
Sc HarHld, Rotterdam, July 10
Sc Philadelphia. Curacao. July H.
IS Lsmpasss. Galveston, July 10.
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
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Jul. %, Sc. Plattsburg; A. NJ. July Is, S.
Norway and Denmark-Ciose at 8 A. NJ.
July -, ss United statee.
sweden-Close at . A. NJ. July 20. SIS. Stock
Portugal and A,ore.-clo,s at $50 A. M.
July %, SIS. Roma.
Greece-Close at A. N. July =. SIS. Ma
Norway-Close at 9 A. VI. July rs. SIS Stu
vsngerfiord
naly-close at 8 A, N. july. 20, SIS; Pesaro.
Alfred Nobel
Union Of South Africa-Close at 10 A. N.
July a. $. corfe Castle. ,,,- 90 G.
Lag arfoss
TRANsPACiFIC MAILS.
Connecting mails eiose at G; P. o. and City
Hall stations at 8 80 p. NJ. daily.
Tahiti, Marquesss. Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
trslla tvia san Francisco) July "a. SIS. Tofua
Hawaii tvia San Francisco July ~. S.
Sachem
Japan corea. China texcept Shanghai City.
Siam. Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies via Scatter July %. Sc. Mexico Maru
Hawaii. japan, Corea. China. Siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco) July 20. Sc
Korea Maru.
Hawaii and Guam tvis San Francisco july
80. Sc. Sherman.
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Netherlands East indies and Philippine Islands
tvia Scatter July 81. Sc. Fushims Maru.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australi q
via Vancouver and Victoria, B. CO August ?
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Netherlands East indies and Philippine Island,
| tvia Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. August
SIS Empress of Russia.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and New
Zealand (via San Francisco) August Z. -
Ventura
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$4,000 LEASE ON asD STREET.

The Charles F.. Noyes Company has
negotiated another important transaction
on Thirty-third street between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. For Daniel i. Morse
the Noyes Company has rented 1873 and
las West Thirty-third street. 50x100 Tor
twenty-one years TO Grammas Brothers.
who. after extensive improvements have
been made. will open their ninth retail
confectionery store in the premises and
suitcase the balance of a modern store
and loft building which they will con-
struct at once The lessees are the own
ers of the famous ''Grammas Sweets"
trademark. The transaction aggregates
$4,000 including taxes and improve
ments. Possession of the property will
be taken within sixty days, and Fred
erick Putnam Plat has been employed
by the lessees as architect. Stoddard &
Marks were the attorneys for Mr.. Morse
In the transaction. and Grammas Bros.
were represented by Louis Rosenthal and
Samuel Katz, attorneys.
This is the second large transaction
on Thirty-third street reported by the
Noyes company during the past few
weeks, the other being the sale of eight
buildings to Robert L. Simon in the
largest Of all cash transactions re-
ported In the neighborhood. The Noyes
Company sold Mr.. Morse the present
buildings, his last purchase being 1S6
West Thirty-third street, which was Sc
cured at auction from the stand Of Jo-
seph P. Day. 1t is pointed out that
fifteen buildings have changed hands
within sixty days ON the north side OF
Thirty-third street between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. not Including score
OF other transactions on Thlrty-tourta
street and Seventh avenue.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Nash q Kennedy sold for Isabella r.
Wotherspoon brick residence in Edge
mont the buyer being Andrew Wilson, A.
New York lawyer.
George w. Holt sold his bungalow on
Jackson avenue, Huntington, to Paul
Nitzsche through Ward & Ward
woods brothers sold for e. r. Bell
man cottage, barn, garage and out
buildings on Gillette avenue near the
Great South Bay. Bayport.
The Ambrose Realty Company sold a
dwelling on ten lots. held at s25, 600. at
Park Hill, Yonkers to Alfred I. Smith
through L. Friedland
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased to Mrs Dor
othy Cummings the four story and base
ment twenty foot dwelling at III West
Ehshty-sixth street. between Columbus
and Amsterdam avenues The same firm
leased apartments as follows: In the
Wyoming. at Fifty-ffth street and Sew
enth avenue. to Mrs. K. l.. Campbell; in
liz East Seventeenth street to Albert L.
Kelly and to Mrs. c. l. Field: in 4 West
ftfteth street to Mrs Pedro F. Francke;
in ia West Fifty-seventh to Quentin
Todd in ~ East Seventy-eighth street
to Eric \. Alliug; in sos West End ave
me 10 =. T. San CALI and in 3E3 West
IlSth street 10 Mrs. Gladys Boyle.
a. A. Hageman leased the houses at
III and ll9 West Ninety second street
to Grace Besini.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Cross Brown Company leased the
land and buildings at Broadway and
Hopkins avenue. Long Island City TO
j. L. Mott Iron Works, Inc. for term
of years
Herman Frankfort sold for Assistant
District Attorney Alfred J. Talley the
property 225xSoo' on Broadway, Far
Rockaway, to the Children's Haven op
Far Rockaway, There will be erected a
series OF buildings
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
LAT IL vEsEY STREET.
R., To.anh ID nav

lAI IL NESE1 STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
18Th ST. ZIG and lis W, 9, 40 W 9Th
av, toxlo04, sty hotel-ManhAttan
Saws Inst agt T Brescen ct al; Attys.
Rapallo A X: due. Si57.s2sH: taxes.
&c, $4,000: withdrawn
HsT ST, SO E, .. 2s7l Madison az,
2l.bN9se. sty tnmt and strs-Mutual
Life Ins Co aEt Carlisle Norwood ct al:
atty, L Allen; due. 500 IS taxes.
&c. fl.5loso; 10 the plaintiff for $50 900.
BY Henry Brady.
list ST. I2s ". IS 1858 Col av COX
1908. sty and dwlg-B King agt
Lsvhead ct al: atty. Harold swain:
due, S2o.oTs: taxes. &C. sl.l0o. TO Henry
Bril-, party in interest. for t:3.5b0.
THE FOLLOWING SALES WILL BE
HELD TO-DAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST, $50 Z, e.. $50 Is, av. COX
lo22 sty tnmt and sty rear tnmt--
Lincoln Trust Co. as agent ast s II
Jackson ct al: attys. Scott. @ 4 B: due.
s?,0si3o: taxes. &C, 1890
BY l.. J, Philips & Co.
BARROW ST so. n s. 1859 Bedford
a.sNsS.2x2AsX9ss tty tnmt and sly
rear tnmt-Met Saws Bank aEt Herman
Haneuer 81 al: attys. 4 & " Hutch
ins. due. t9.7tb.40; taxes. sc. sl.etS 20
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GIMBEL BROS. BUY 32D STREET
STORE.

Gimbel Brothers have bought the oe-
partment store and site which they have
occupied at Sixth avenue between
Thirty-second and Thirty-third streets
since 1910 from the Greeley Square
Realty Company. The deal undoubted-
ly involves at least s6.o00,ooo. A
detailed report of this transaction.
which is one the largest in recent real
estate events of New York. may be
found in another column of this issue of
THE Sun
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PLAN BENsoNHURsT apis.

Shampan Shampan are completing
plans for a high class apartment house
TO be erected on the southwest corner OF
Benson and Twentieth avenues, Benson
hurst, Brooklyn. for Eighty Second
Street Construction Company. This
apartment house, TO be built on plot
ll4xl0S, will be one OF the largest in
this section and will contain 1876 rooms.
The cost has been estimated at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-07-22
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 10TH STREET-Samuel Cowen
sold for Walter c. White $40 East
ie7th street. five story building.
having four families on a floor. to an
80 Investor.
EDGEWAfER RoAp-Meister Builders,
Inc. purchased from Daniel A. jack
son a two and half story brick two
family house at 1887 Edgewater road.
on a plot 25xI00. The brokers in this
transaction were Leitner. Bremen &
Starr
TIFFANY STREET,. Clarence Davies
sold for Jacob b. Baum es7 Tiffany
z street. 100 feet south OF l63d street. a
four story apartment house on lot 36x
ROGERS PLAcE-Ths C. n. j. B.
Il. =. 49, -. 80 1le
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Police Department
Orders
RETIRED OK PENSION.

con their own spplicatiorD
To take effect IL r. NJ. July 10.
PATRoLMEN.
John II. Delaney. No. 4os 2Sd Prec at
S2S per annum. Appointed April 10, 1892.
Edward wichman, No. $3.50 STA Pre-.
isss. per A""u"' appoint" N'''' -
Augustus F. Bahmann. No sos7 aota
Prec., az .s26 per annum. Appointed Jan
Patrick J. wynn- No. c3s7. Rr,de.
Prec.. at .s?s per annum, Appointed Ian
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
PATROLMEN
To take erect s A. NJ July 20
James Brennan, No $50, lleth Prec. to
il3h prec.. Assignment as corporal
To take srsct i::oi a, NJ July ~
From p'N Nstonsl Dsfsnse ''rcetal W, war
leaves OF absence are hereby revoked
Peter J. Kelly. 40 James p. O'Neill. 40
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR
Thomas Myers, lsth Insp. Dist. In
charge OF 18th Insp. Dist. in addition to
July ?i. durin- absence OF inspector on
CAPTAIN.
William A Bailey. ?sd Prec,. In com
mand ID lnsp. Dist, in addition to his
other duties, from - noon August 10 to
/? p. II. August 80. during absence OF in
specloI excused from uutN ana on NdcA-
ton
From precincts indicated TO 18th Prec,
assigned to duty AT Recreation Pier foot Of
East Third street from A. 81. July 20 TO
IL p. NJ. September 10:
Daniel Haggerty. 4: James Gillen, 80,
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATROLMAN
From precincts indicated TO l4th Irsp
Dist. to duty in raided premises uem-
poraryl, from A. VI. July 20:
Daniel HsEgerty. I; James Gilen. 80,
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
with full pAy.)
INSPECTORS
James 8. Bolan. Sd 1nsp. Dist. for 10
days from A. NJ. August 20. to be de-
Charles A. Formosa. lbth Insp. DIST.
for days from A. NJ. July 81, to be de-
Quoted from vacation.
without pSyD
PATROLMEN.
Lawrence Beck. sSth Prsc.. for day
from p. ". July "a
John Refs, Traffic Div. subdiv. n. for
days from $3.50 A. NJ July 81,
Frank II. Riley. Traffic Div, subdiv. B.
for day from A. NJ July ~.
ON SICK REPORT.
The following application for full pay
while on sick report Is approved:
PATROLMAN.
David A. owens. s7th Prec., from II
noon July 10. during disability.
RESIGNATION.
The following resignation 10 accepted:
PATROLMAN.
To take effect ~ T.. NJ. July 10
Francis J, Gallagher, No. 1888, s?d Free
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due TODAY.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due To-day.
s. Eastgate. Havre June 10
IS Procyon Hsvre. June II.
So Daram. Barry. June q.
IS Eastern Light. Plymouth. July 4.
o. SiAvlc f'rince. ST. Michaels, July IL
SO Mexican. st. NaZaire, July H.
81 Lane astrlsn. Antwerp. july,e
ss western Ally. Gibraltar. july s.
IS Lake Gretna, Hull. July G.
80 NINA Brea. London, July 8
IS Lake Gravity. Plymouth, July 9.
IS Luisino Accsme. Gibraltar. July l.
Ss MenapIer, Antwerp. July I.
IS San Giorgio. Naples July 8.
- Rotterdam, Brest. July IL
IS Royal George Liverpool. July IL
IS America, Brest. July -
IS IEnberlani. LIVERPOOL. july g.
IS Henry clay. swansea. July
IS BSyvay. Rouen. July g.
IS ~ Mar. New Orleans July l.,
IS Il OCCidcme. Galveston, July 49,
Due Tomorrow
IS Oscar IL. Chrstiams, July ID.
- itellia. Glssgow. July 10
:. Fu Hull ,"iy g
:, O egn Roir lam July
= - ,ra - : are. July IS
Be- ru. 4 Nchcau 3rest July - -"
p"s rover NcDsino : Brrst. July y
= anta. Cristobal Judy IL
IS Aohswk. Ja' ksonvile, July 20
Due THURSDAY
Sc Chicago. bordeaux. July H.
- La Iouraine. Havre July a.
- Fatiores. ST. Nszalre, July H.
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HELD AS WHIsKEY THIEF.
Janitor Accused of Tapping in
saloon woman owns.

Louis Gable. 81, janItor OF the building
at 1875 Nagfe avenue, told Magistrate
McQuade in the Washington Heights
Court yesterday that he sometimes takes
whlskey for medicinal purposes only.
Magistrate McQuade had inquired why
Cable had taken twelve gallons OF his
fayorite medicine out OF a cask In the
cellar OF a saloon at the same address
belonging to Mrs, Mary DAILY Mrs. Daily
found Gable and William Robinson. a
bricklayer, flling demijohns from a rub
her tube that they had inserted in a hole
bored In the whiskey barrel. The men
were held In $1,000 bail each.
The sun., 1919-07-22
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

CHRYsTIE ST, 1873. Al!-Equitabls Trust
Co Of Y. trus, 10 Joseph Elman, ~
Is, 1919; atty, Meyer sindei. 300 broad
wXAssfH1NGroN ST., ssc.. Beach i'S 81
Fuchs. 2s7 L 18th ST. and aho. yrs. from
Oct l, 1919, yrs renew; atty. chas
RIviNGf6% ST. Il los '' ..rXnni: oft%SR
to Benz Geller. on premises, yrs, from
May |. 1915; atty Moses wlgder., los
SANE "ffiRSo0PERTY-sams to same. e extern
sion OF lease. yrs, from May /. 1918;
18TH sfl s Ems iSs W, :tr"Emma ii ii WrigSt
,.ygs. from Nov l. isl2; 81, 500 to q, 200
i hsrd * Kraass " s7s sth a yrs 80 fS
March l. 1919; atty. Louis Gold. ls2
ara sT sss-i5 W; also SSH st, s:SG W.
4th Ioft-Veegreen Holding Co TO Worth,
Inc, 40 W Slth st, 10 fO-l2 yrs from
Nov /, lslIi 20 yrs renew attys. Price
SANE PROPERTY. 5th ioft-same to
same. IS yrs and "a mos from April Is.
1919, 20 yrs renew; attys, same. $40. 900
l. Gerry ct al. trustees, to orbis Numdi
Yrs from FEB l. 1885, attys. CrayatR &
l2tTH ST. 5i7 W, aii-shenk r G CO to
Bernard Krause, 1871 Sth av, yrs from
June |. 1919; atty. Louis J Gold, 1S2
10TH ST, w. all-Jos shsnk to Bernard
Krause, at $50 Beck st, Bronx. 1 yrs
from Aug l. 1919; atty, Louis J Gold,
Bronx.
wEsTcHEsTER ,Av. ASA. all-Richard
Powers 10 Jacob Weissberg, ?SI4 West
chester av, yrs from May l, 1911; atty,
g Gunkel, 40 Cedar st......,.Si,2O 200
18TH ST. 660-2 T., basement with bakers
oven--Antonio Solimardo ~ q Coco.
:.ss Adams pl. yrs from May !, 1919;
atty, @ Ciyeo, sss9 adams pl...... ss0s
10 Giuseppe Giordini, 1925 Southern Blvd,
yrs from May 1918: atty.-G GiordIni
1925 Southern Rlyd. .SSl5O
The sun., 1919-07-22
SELLS AUDUBON Av. Apt.

Frederick Brown sold through Charles
S. Kohler All Audubon avenue. south
east corner OF 1S6th street. five STORY
apartment house 54X9J, containing
. twenty-five suites OF three, four and six
room apartments. The property rents
for over $4,000 and was held at $780,
000
The sun., 1919-07-22
cnn.d. R.ie. on wheat Delivery.

WINNIPEG, Man. July 21.-The Board
of Grain Supervisors for Canada issued
orders to-day calling for the delivery Of
all wheat OF the 1913 crop to terminal
elevators before August Is in the case
of Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta
and before July 81 in the case of British
Columbia. The price fixed by the Gov
eminent for wheat of the 1918 crop will
apply only on that delivered in compu-
ance with these orders
The sun., 1919-07-22
RESELL BRONX APARTMENTS.

Tho Benenson Realty Company resold
to a client OF S. Rosen two five story
apartment houses, with ten stores. on
plot l47x1o0, at the southwest corner of
DAILY avenue and 1s0th street The
property rents for $4,000 and was held
at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-07-22
SALE IN RoCKEFELLER BLOCK.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
Jacques S. Halle her house at 80 West
Fifty fourth street In the Rockefeller
block" to the present tenant, w. r. X.
Taylor. The property is thoroughly
modern Ave story American basement
structure equipped with an electric ele-
vator. 1t occupies a plot 20xSoXloO and
was held at 100000.
The sun., 1919-07-22
CHURCH BUYS IN f. $50 ST.

The Church of the Sacred Heart OF
Jesus and Mary for Italians has added
tn its holdings on East Thirty third
street by the purchase from Margaret
Byrne and Joseph Butcher OF the two
three story dwellings at 3el and 1913,
each l6x9s9. The church now CONTROLS
a frontage Of l2s feet between F1rft and
Second avenues. taking in from S09 20
aga
The sun., 1919-07-22
BUILD AP'TMENT ON HEIGHTS.

Plans have been filed for the five story
apartment to be erected by the Wheeler
CONSTRUCTION Company George V. Nc
Nally. president. on the north side OF
lSSth street, 125 feet east of st. Nicholas
avenue, from designs by Schwartz &
Gross, to cost SIZE 900.
The sun., 1919-07-22

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth strest.D
WARREN ST. n 8. 4911 Greenwich ST.
2il0N6l.ll. June is--Robert \ Living
ston TO Bowery Saw Bank, rs Bowery'
yrs. SIs'e; sttys. cadwaiader, w =
woSosrFER ST.. "a, vs., aa..ixioo. bldg loan,
July s--catArina Bianehi TO Carlo d
Gianottt 491 Palisades sY West Ho-
hoken J, yrs. and bFe atty LOUIS
Campora. 1872 Nassau st......... $4,000
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streeu)
TAD ST, n 9, 1855 . Sd av, lI.Txi022, July
iT--Gertrude westbrook to Bertha l.
Bohmfalk, sN Lexington av, aud ano'
yrs. 6hfs; atty. T Co. 10
s4PM sT. :i5 E. rs, g5.SxiCo,s, July :i-
Geo Schwinn to Workmens Furniture
Fire Ins society, 24l stth st. due July
!, 1924. 5lsFe attys. Hillquit a /: 80
IosTH s sr 100 i. 50, IsxloO.ii. July is
Harrison to Bowery Saw Bank, 10
Bowery, yrs, 6h 60; attys. Cadws.au,r,
W 7. 40 Wall st.................S $4,000
West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lioth streets)
ssTH ST. n ., AIS W lOth Av. 2bxsls, p m,
July thames Allegro TO Clara Allen.
1884 Hays Ay, Elmhurst, Il Of ., yrs.
6'aos atty, Charles A Hitchcock. So
Park Ro" .....'...'.''''''s 'Ss'eVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street.)
MANHATTAN Az, $50, s., 1911 lllth
st. 4OxllO. p m. June 2s-Morris Borsodi
to Anealla H MeCraith. Sl2 Warburton
1924, so. pr mtg Ii6,5oOi atty, Lawyers
& T co. $50 Bway. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY, July iS-ssms to the
II $ Holding Co, siS Sd st. insteis;
,,SS%3s,, sIty sane ,s ,icC inv
Ada a o'Donnell 20 Title Guar T 90,
l76 Bway due and int as per bonds 600
A2sTH ST. 763 W. n 8, ?7xs9 II, p m, July
i5-Jsmes Alexander 10 Eliz Herb. SlS
Central Park West, due as per bond
SIS; attys. BAuerdorn & T. III Broad ado
issTSH ST. ia W, IS, i7xssii, p M, July
9l-Isabel Maekin to Rose Blum, ?l7o
Bwsy ct al, trus, I yrs. SO: atty Ever.
ct Heymsnn 80 N s,S az s'i 49, ~
June 2T-Florence E Mclean TO Sales
Extension Corp, Go Park Row. mos bIs.
pr mtg Sl2'S1b '''''''''''''''' '''so'e
Bronx.
Is5TH ST. 6s7 E. g. l6,sx75-Harry
WhaIen 10 Jennie + Tuetel 1888 linton
az, July ?, yrs, So; atty. VIM .sohi,
SAME Vncenro Camuto to
Hudvill Corpn. w 45th st, pr mtg
$500, July 10; yTs' ;" e; atty H9 7So
cBgGER Az, l7,l-Grazia Manginelli to
Elsie Ament. sll Il Tth st, July l,
lnstals. 50 atty. Lawyers Title q
al Nv cor :iS;iihi ST, iCCIic.Ausust
Felix to y \ Butchers Dressed Meat CO
The sun., 1919-07-22
STOCKS IN LONDON
QUIET AFTERHOLIDAY
N. Y. Exchange ReIapses, but
Money Is Plentiful.
Special Gable Despatch TO TEE suS from the
London Times Serrfce.

London Times Serrfce.
Copyright. 1919; all rights reserrst.
LONDON, July 21.--The stock markets
reopened very quietly after the holiday
and business In most sections was re-
stricted. so there was general d'sinclina-
ton 10 increase commitments In view
OF the labor outlook. The flrmest mar
ket was that for South African shares.
where sellers were scarce. The Beers
deferred again rose sharply.
Several OF the provincial centres re-
manned closed which tended to curtail
business in oil shares and Industrial Sc
curties generally. Among foreign
bonds Chinese, Japanese and Mexican
securities met with little support Ital-
ian 3ig per cents. rose point, while
French loans were steady. Peruvian
corporation preference closed firm at
94I..
Foreign railway securities were heavy.
Argentine prior charge stocks being Of
fered while Mexican ordinary and sec
ond preferred relapsed
In the money market loan conditions
showed very little change Day to day
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LIS PENDENs.

17eTH ST. SOC Wired w Thurman art
stars and Stripes Realty Co ct al (spee
cine performance); atty, r s Patterson
international Committee of Young Mems
Associations agt William Leslie ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys Merrill
23D ST. s. ISL 5th av. sOxsss-Ada 8
Jackson ct al agt Anne Y Borden Smith
ct al (partition); atty, @ De W Rogers
10th ST, s, IOS3 sth av' issx
ss.11--Ethef + Dinkelsplei agt People
OF the State OF Y ct al (foreclosure
of mortgsgs); atty, s wechsler.
Bronx.
BARNES AY. S4i0-Carollna Rafasla
Greszi Agt Francis Taylor faction for
specinc performance Of eontraeD; atty,
w G Whita.
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WILLIAMS GEORGE LIN pursu.ho.
~ an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan
a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice is hsrsb" given to all persons
having claims Against George !. Williams
late Of the Court' OF New York. deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber at pace OF trAnsactinE
rust Company Of New York. No ite
broadway, in the City OF New York. on or
before the 9th day of october next. Dated,
GVARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF WV
YORK Executor. sTETSON, JENNINGS
A RUSSELL. Attorneys for ExscutOs. AZ
broad street. New York City.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. ..... 6z2 A NJ Sun sets: ..s:Z z
Noon rises ........1 OS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. BEAM GOV. Island :. "a A NJ
Hell Gate ............5W
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ..s:8 A GOV. Islam lo:is
Hell Gate ..........la0s NJ
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wEsTcHEsTER REAL ESTATE

SCARsDALE-Give US an opportunity to
help you build your own home on very Nh
eral terms in the Edgemont Estate. the nm
est suburb In Westchsster; only 40 minutes
TO New York via electric service; macadam
roads brick sidewalks, sewer and water:
we are offering lots and plots al pre-war
prices. SCARSDALE- EDGEMONT &C RP,
l Madison Az. 1877 Gramercy.
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AsaIn In chilean Cabinet.

SANTIAGO. Chile. July 2l.-Malaquias
Concha, former Minister of Industries
and Democratic leader, has been APP
pointed Minister OF Public Works and
Railway
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wEsTCHESTER
MECHANICS LIEN.


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