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New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Trading in Bronx Flats
Resumed by Investor
Profits Paid to Spectators ;
Block Front on College
Avenue Is Sold

As1dore thinner and Samuel Reznick
nave purchased from Henry ". Cen
ner1ch the eight fve-story apartment
houses occupying the block front on
the east side Of College Avenue. be-
tween 166th and 18TH streets. Each
mouse stands on plot 3S.6x1O0. They
were h acquired by Mr.. Gennerich few
L1 Lmonons ago. M. Goodman was the
broker in the present deal.
Eberhart Estate Sells Flat
The Eberhart Building Company has
sold 2O93 Vyse Avenue, a fve-story
apartment, 37.6x1oo, through Maurice
Strunsky to Samuel Burnstein. It is q
parcel OF the estate of Markus Eber-
hart' which is in process Of liquida-
tion.
Two Weeks Holding Resold
NJ, Abraham Frank has resold 1890
Third Avenue, a four-story frame
house, on lot 27x125, to the Dub Realty
corporation, through Fred Open
helmer. The seller bought the proper
ty two weeks ago.
Resale Of Concourse Corner
Emma Oesting has resold the flve-
story apartment, on plot 05x147, at the
northeast corner of 19Sth Street and
OOiiSCOtoO, W d CLIENT OIL W. II.
Mehlich.
Investor Ruys in Freeman Street
Alexander Selkin, David Mintz and
Theo. Tenney have sold for the Ashton
Holding Company the six-story apart
ment with five stores at 999 Freeman
Street, at the corner of Longfellow
Avenue and West Farms Road, on plot
137x89x irregular.
Sale in Claremont Parkway
The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased through Henry Schweibert
the four-story building, with stores, at
4o8 Claremont Parkway, on lot 26x75.
Houses in 178th Street Sold
Harry T. r. Johnson has sold for
Lydia Patterson the two four-story
apartment houses at 234 and 236 East
178th Street, on plot 100x1O0
Dwelling in 134th Street Sold
James Montgomery & Son have sold
the three-story dwelling at 40s East
134th Street.
Operators Take Over Houses
Heller &. Sussman have purchased
from a Mr.. Solomon the five-story
house, on plot 38x106, at 1312-1314
Washington Avenue; also sold 1881
Marmion Avenue, a fve-story apart
ment, on plot 50X1o0, to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
FORECLOSURE SALES

coRNEL1Us ]. o.BRIEN. OF COVENTRY
CONN. vs.. JOHN f. O'BR1EN. OF
PARTS JNKNO OF No
TICE STATE OF CONNEcTICUT,
COUNTY OF TOLLAND, ROCKVILLE.
JUNE sTH. a d. 1918.
L pom the Complaint Of the said Cor
nelus J. o 5rlen. claiming. for the reasons
therein set forth. foreclosure and the pos
session Of certain rortgaged premises now
pending before the Superior Court in and
for said County Of Tolland 1t appearing
TO- and being found by, the subscribing au-
thority that the wherea bouts of the de-
fendant John F. OBrien is unknown to
the plaintiff II is therefore ordered that
notice of the pendency OF said complaint
be given said defendant by publishing this
order in The Hartford Daily Courant. a.
newspaper printed in Hartford. Conn, and
in The New York Daily Tribune, a news
paper printed in New York, y. Y. once a
week for three successive weeks in each
paper. commencing on or before the 18Th
day OF June. A. D. 1919
BY the Court.
LYMAN TwINING TINGrER.
Clerk Of tie Superior Court. for Tolland
County.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
SUMMONS

NEW 5Hr.,EGI YORK SUPREME COURT. KINGS
r, C ,e0IETf 'Jt,f. f-Lawyers Mortgage Company.
Fiegenhsilrer. Harry Mccall as Executors y
l. Jackson, deceased. Kotzen Realty Com =
pany. Gussie Rachlin. David Stone. Rachel ID.
stone stone his wife; Mary. Golden. Annie
White, Nelly NJ. whi.e his wife Albert
arInulowsky individually and Execu-
and as Executor, Louis Jarmulowsky and
iast Max Msn Mapdel Ina as Exs.gtoFs Of ne
muiowsgy and oeGaa9qd a5r1 Lqnis 5ay
doing business under the. name aud styisy
OF 5 Jar1nuiowsky; Mary" Jarrulowsky. ~
Mary" being fictitious the true first name:
81 ssis defendant being unknown tsg
saia Harry 'artnulowsky, the name Nary
sin oeing nc,ifious the true first name o.
tiff; julius J Dukas as Trustee in BAN
IIupscy Of Louis Jarnlulowsky and Harry al.
and = d, st style of S Jarmulowslsy Mary
r. =, ulowsky. the name Mary being acts- q;
tous the true first name OF said defend ,s
saA8S wise Of ssia P,SD' meysr AsEx
mule mule wssy. ss the pam name Mary" being hct.-
en- Fus sSf 70 pian ef ssis dsssna sasi.
soGoIson sSGGllson. Crser Marcus Joseph F. simon.
F5san 5@'afaa 4h0na Fam Fannie pdtsssln asxssn
Joseph Friedberg and Harry Klein. inc-
as Frieaberg & KIein Iataystte g1 1sri'1 T1uss
sssp1sy s5ss Bsn q1oP Rsob., Trust Gdrs. COMPANY
R4us Esinss sSasi JOIN saasa sl5s a1y e!os eos
- sehn chm Doe Mary Doe "Henry Hoes :.
Richard 1fy doe Roe Peter NaTx Poe Maiy 1oas :
wtite'' Mary Whit" John Green, sona
NAY Nay . Green, sSi John John Brown. May
John Black and MARY Biack@ neg
aafa anmes go o. ths last twenty named detens--.
ssIo oe1encants being unknown 10 plain
IN the persons intended being tenants oc q
Amended Summons.
1e the above named defendants. and each
You are hereby summoned to answer tn.
sn.enoea ss,es complaint in this action. ana TO
tir's attorneys within twenty 5a0l dsys
after the service. of this amended SUITS So
IN case Of your failure 70 appear o. 10y
sses s. Judgment VIII be takes ssains- srI =
amended complaint y
Dated. SgY SHEA x9Es ASH Noxe''14s, e.ss, =
Attorneys Tor PlainuN. ofhee aua + o. i
ADDRESS 55 Wall Street, Borough Of -
To the aboaa nsmsd anew fDsk dsisndsn, M
serss5 q The Lass VIII and Tssaansnt s as Aa
ynulnv a, lInuiSwsky " wife Of said Albert Jar-
tons the tTus rsp % name os .asa OsiDs
ant being unknown to plaintin: aaa
The foregoing amended summons ss.y
se'ved upon you by publication, pursaarf
10 an order OF Hon Russell Beuedic 81 :.
a Justice OF the Supreme Court - I =
State Of New York. dated the 18th 80 IL
,Mey lsla and hled on the ista Fl -
Nay. 1919. with the ansenaee ca1api - 80
me ctHce o. tne Cleyk of ,ne ~ -
l<rgA AZ ire County Court ltrr
Borough or Brooklyn. Citv aml e as-E
New YORK ~
Dated. New York. May 16th, iasl -
| SIEARMAN & STERLING ~
Attorneys Tor Plaintin, Grace and r. o~
Manhattan. New York. n. z.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
r.. ]. Cuddihy Rents
Large Park Av. Apartment

R. J. Cuddihy has leased an apart
ment Of fourteen rooms at 270 Park
Avenue through Douglas L. Gilman g.
Co. The same brokers report apart
ment leases at 68 East Eighty sixth
Street to Charles Stewart Smith, at 122
East Eighty second Street to Ward B.
Chamberlain, at 152 West Fifty-eighth
Street to Henry Stephenson, at 130
West Fifty-seventh Street to Mrs. F.
Disston and at 1928 Central Park South
to Alfred A. Whitman
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 20 Park Avenue to B. F.
Wells, at 287 Lexington Avenue to H
R. Lever, at 10 East Fifty-third Street
to Emile de Roulhac, at West Sixty
seventh Street to Harry T. Thatcher,
at ia West Seventy-second Street to
Charles Fl. Talbot, at 800 West Ninety
ninth Street to Harry NJ. Klein and at
135 West Seventy-ninth Street to Mrs.
L. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
~
England Faces Strike of ,;
100000 Mill Workers
Conferences Fail to Bring Set.
tlement in Cotton Spinners' >
- 90.
Controversy II

LONDON, June 20.-Lancashire to-
morrow is likely to see the start of
a strike of cotton spinners involving .
100000 operatives. A number of con-d
ferences have been held at Manchestet.a9 q
and in London during the last fort -
night. and Sir Robert Stevenson Horne,,a
Minister of Labor, has made strong
efforts to avert the strike, which viii :
be for a 46 z hour week and a 80 per u
cent advance in wages. The employers
offer 4S-hour week and g Is per cent =
increase.
a final conference at Manchester to-, y
day failed TO agree, and the operativesSo
strike notices expire at noon to-mor-sf'
row. Unless an eleventh-hour settles E,
ment is reached or the operatives con-
sent to postpone their notices, it is .
believed that there will soon be 500.008
workers on strike ia
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Sales Show Large
Demand for Flats
On the West Side
Ouerator Buys House at
Broadway and 162d ST.;
Resale of Convent Court
Brings Quick Profit

Max Y. Natanson has purchased from
Tho estate OF Melvin E. Boas, repre-
ssnted by Samuel Kronsky as broker,
the southeast corner of 162d Street
and Broadway. 8 six-story elevator
spsrtment, on plot 1Oox1oo. containing
seven stores. 1t was cash transac-
zion. Mr.. Natanson is also the owner
Al the northeast corner of Broadway
and l62d Street, opposite.
Irving Judis has resold Convent
Court, the six-story elevator apartm ent
at the southwest corner of Convent
Avenue and 149th Street, which he
purchased from Max Marx a month
ago. The new owner is the Winans
Realty Corporation, J. Wiegan presi-
dent The structure occupies a site
Buys in 1s1st Street
Oppenheimer Bros. & Vieth have
sold the six-story elevator apartment,
on plot 10Ox11sx129, at 720 West 181st
Street, TO /. Scheschter. 1t was sold
through j. Rosenbaum and I. Rosen-
thai.
Sale in 173d Street
The Nehring Company, Jules Nehr-
ing president. has sold to q. Eisenbe re-
SIS and 565 West 173d Street, a five
story modern apartment, on plot 37.6x
100.
ssth Street Buyer Plans Changes
Nassoit & Lanning have sold for the
Pierce Contracting Company 260 West
Ninety ninth Street, on lot 25x1O0, q
fve-story single apartment, which the
new owner contemplates altering into
four and five room suites.
Banker Buys in 112th Street
The Duross Company and Rowantree,
Schlsy e. Co. have sold for the Ex-
celsior Savings Bank the six-story ele-
vator apartment at ESQ and 252 West
l12th Street, on plot b0x10O. The pur-
buys for investment
Profit in 18th Street Resale
David Pssinsky has resold to Max
Werner the fve-story fat at East
18th Street, on lot 25x100.11, which
he recently bought from the Con
tinental Fire Insurance Company.
Mum Estate Sells 7th Avenue Houses
A client Of J. B. Wood bought the
three hve-story apartment houses, on
plot 10ox100, assessed at S130,00O, at
21S5 TO 2139 Seventh Avenue, from the
Num- estate.
Lawyer Invests in Madison Avenne
Edward Il Burger, lawyer and oper-
ator, has purchased the fve-story tene-
ment with three stores, on lot 2511OO,
at 1888 Madison Avenue
Investor Buys in 50th Street
Joseph F. Feist & Co. have sold the
four-story double fat at 527 West
Fiftie-h Street, on lot 25x100. for the
Ridgeview Realty Company to an in
vestor.
Greenwich Village Apartment Sold
J. Irving Walsh Las sold for John J.
Long the hve-story apartment, on lot
22zl00, at 10 Waverley Place, to Hal
March banks.
Adrian Avenue Buyer Plans Changes
Fred Oppenheiner has sold for
Thomas Conroy the three story and
basement dwelling at 81 Adrian Ave
nue. on plot 33xl0O, to the AGRA Realty
Company, which VIII remodel it.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURsUANCs OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P Cohalan, a Surroret.
Of Of tuth,s the County Of New York, NOTICE is
against Joseph r. DeLamar. la,s ~ rhs
County of New York, deceased. 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof to tne
subscribers. at place of trapaacting nn.,
ness. care of sullivan & CroInwei. No. 4,
Wall Stree, in the CITY of New York' on
or before me 2ath day OF July nrxt.
ALFRED JARETShI and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executors Of Joseph r. DeLamar. dc.
ceased.
Dated, New York. the 11th day Of Jsa.
SULLIVAN CROMWELL, Attorneys
for Executors. 40 Wall Strast NJ
York N. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Peggy Hoyt to Make Hats
In p. Rhinelander House
Will Pay s15O,OOO for Use of
55th St. Dwelling Once Occu.
pied by Marshall Fields

Peggy Hoyt, well known milliner, at
o16 Fifth Avenue, has leased for long
Term OF years at an aggregate rental of
about sl5o,ooo the Philip Rhinelander
house, at 16 East Fifty-hfth Street, be-
tween Fifth and Madison avenues,
through Peas G. Gilman. The house,
five stories, was for time occupied by
the Marshall Fields, of Chicago. The
interior is done in the period Of the
French Renaissance and represents the
best efforts of the late Stanford White.
The marble staircase and the marble
mantle In the foyer are particularly
notable examples Of this style of archi-
lecture
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Metropolitan Life Sells
Union Square Building
Investor Takes Structure Near
10th ST., Taken in Fore
closure Last March

The eleven story loft building at 80
Union Square West, adjoining the
north corner Of Sixteenth Street, has
been sold by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company to an investor, who plans to
make important alterations to the
property. The building covers a plot
having a frontage of 30 feet and a
depth Of $50 feet.
The property was offered at auction
in foreclosure proceedings last March,
and was taken over by the insurance
company, as plaintiff, on bid Of S175,-
900, the incumbrance amounting to
more than $241, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Choice Corner Stores for
United Cigar Stores Co.

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased the correr stores at Four
teenth Street and Eighth Avenue, at
Eighth and Man haitian avenues, at
Hath Street and Ttird Avenue, at 214th
Street and Third Avenue, at Seventy
seventh Street and Lexington Avenue,
at SIxtleth Street and Lexington Ave-
nue., at Seventy-ninth Street and
Broadway, at Avenue and Fifth
Street and at Sixth Avenue and Fiji
tieth Street.
n. L. Hess have leased the eighth
floor at 151 to 155 West Thirtieth
Street to Garfnkel & Ritter.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
News and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market
Brokers Buy Broad St.
Site for New Home
Post & Flagg Plan Six Story
Building for Their Exclu-
sive Occupancy

Post & Flagg have purchased from
the Alliance Realty Company through
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball. r..
49 and 81 Broad Street, immediately
adjoining ths site, forming the north
east corner of Broad and Beaver
streets, recently acquired by the Sea-
board National Bank for the purpose Of
erecting a new bank,
Post & Flagg will improve the site
Just purchased with six story build
ing from plans by George B. Post. The
site is 80 feet front, directly opposite
the curb market. 1t was recently &C.
9uired by the Alliance company from
the Mccullough and Jennings estates.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Arn,v's Medical Men in ~ j.
Defended by.SurgeonCener
Neu York Tribune
Wo.sj,sunfor Rurenn

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Majo95s =
General Merritte W. Ireland, surgeon J.
general of the United States army, toYs
day denied emphatically the statemepty
attributed to Colonel Pearce Bailey, 81
former army surgeon, who in a Philasn
delphia address declared that the bulkes
Of young doctors who went oversea,ar
with the American army were medi-A
cally and surgically inefficient, and -
that not six. out Of hundred could
perform a decent surgical operation.
statement" declared General Ireiand...
land it is up to Mr.. Bailey, who by thsT
way has been out of the service forAf
some time, to bring forth proof. Thar
care gwen our sick and wounded testi-,p
fies to the falslty of his statement" r
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Otto III. Kahn Sells Part
Of His Morristown Estate

Pease & Gilman have sold for Otto
r. Kahn part Of his place known as
Cedar Court, at Morristown, N. j., to
". V. S. Thorne, who recently built an
attractive house opposite Mr.. Kahn's
place
This property is in the Normandie
Heights section Of Morristown, and ad-
joins the new course of the Morris
County Golf Club
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

sUPE EME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-STANTON D. COWL, Plaintiff against
JoEN 5 G- BARRETT. Defendant sun
To the above naried Defendant;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint IN this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the Plain
TN Attorney within twenty (aG) days
after the service OF this summons Ak
elusive OF the day of service and in case
OF your failure TO appear. or answer. judg-
Inent will be taken against you by default
Tor the relief demanded In the Complaint.
Dated. April 18th, 1919.
WILLIAM NJ. KILCuLLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff once and p q
Address, No ITO Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
To John G. Barrett. Defendant:
Ihe foregoing Summons is served upon
yon by publication, pursuant to an order
or hon. Barlow S. Weeks. one Of IN. ms
tees o- the Supreme Court OF the Stata ~
New 4ork' dated the l6rh day Of MAJ
lsIe. and cleo with the complaint in trs
1prh. al the County Court Eiouse in ,ns
b19eue Of As naattan. City Of New yorl.
Dated. May l6th. 1919.
WILLIAM NJ KILCULLEN
Attorney for Piaptin, Once and p q
Address 40 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Of the County OF New York, NOTICE il,
hereby. given to all persons having claim
County OF New York deceased. to rr.ssDl
the same with vouchers thereof to the gu.
scriocr At its place Of tfansacting business,
No 40 Cedar Street In the Borourn a;
Manhattan. city % New York. on ~ is,ors
the slst day Of July next
Dated, New York. The cath day of jan
UNlTED STATES MORTGAGE TRUST
u TTr pno, ~ l, Executor.
y oAx. Attorney Cor Exscutor.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
East Side Dwellings Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
A E Nichols to Miss Alma Hahr the
three-story and basement dwelling at
rs East Ninety-hrst Street, between
Madison and Park avenues.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Victor Cumnock 130 East
Thirtyseventh Street, corner of Lex
ington Avenue, a four-story and base
ment house on lot 19x49.5, to Mrs
Nathan < Averill, and for Mrs. Vir-
ginia L Cummins her residence, 112
East Sixty-frst Street, to Harold c.
Whitman.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

4TH Av, 42e Morris spitz agt Paul
McGolrick ct al; Mar 49, 1918. Sl3sl5
same property; Morris Spitz agt Harry {,
Hallerbeck ct al. Fen Is. 1918 Sf3s *
PARK ROW. ISL TO lS7; Feinberg & Fem
oerg, Inc agt Dewitt Fox ct al. June
4,a - . S2l 3 10
7sD ST. 3o6 West; Reid. King 4. co
INC. agt Maud Bertschmann ct al
BRoeApW1sAYY' ens ~ $500 - 3s1o: sg22Ss
agt Jacob Rupert Realty Corp ct
al. April 2. 1919 lby deposit) S7ss So
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
White Plains Lots To Be
Sold at Auction TODAY

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co., brokers
and auctioneers, will sell at public auc-
tlon to-day, on the premises, at 1870
P. m, at White Plains, 140 large build
ing plots on Green Ridge, Grand View,
Long View, Davis, Lexington and Smith
Avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
I63D sT. 4044os e: 18TH st 405 r. LAT .y

163D ST. 4o4-4os E; 10Th St 4o5 e; 1st av.
264-2s6; Robert McGil to Central Union
LAWYERS T e. Co, 100 Bway; 3 assns
each ..-'.....'....... 500
LEXINGTON Ay, cor 131st st; mtg
$loo, 900; Hy G Ward. admr. to Hy G
vANDEwArER ST. ls-ss; looth 5 st. EOS
E; Austin 3 Fletcher & ano., exrs, etc.
Jackson Schultz TO Kate C Richard
son, s0l W lo6th st: 2 assns. .sS4,sOo
OATH ST, 173 e; mtg $4,000; Hudson Trust
st,ys GO to Monterey MoT,o Elss Co 40 18th St
ST NICHOLAS Av. $50; Jacob H schiff
& ano to Samuel siegler. l41 w s2d st
attys, NJ & 1 S Isaac. So William ST.
AID ST. 2s7-2se w. mtg $4,000: Mary E
Parrish to Morris r S!lverman. a05 West
End av' atty. Jacob Gordon. 66 Bway,
Sd ST. 1874 W; mtg $4,000. Richelieu
Realty Co TO Sayde Goldman. ss9 Kos
ciusko ct. Bklyn; attys. Gettner, S & A
18TH ST. is4-lss W: mtg $4,000: ROBERT Bert
NJ Littlejohn to Frances Moss. .602 w
ls7th st; atty Warren Leslie. Rec.
18TH ST. 5s7 w mtg $40. 500, WIN s40s s
Wass & ano. trustees to Jennie Rud1nan.
~ ro 4'1h fso st. Rwl Bkyn' atty Lawyers ooa
1l7rH ST, 1s-ai VI mtg sa7, 900, Albsrt .S-sGS F
fse ., III. to thi e asIy as
MADISON ST. 24o Nathan Lamport &
ano to Metropolitan Saw Bank Ia Sd av
atty. T G & T Co, f7s Broadway. $40. 900
SAITH ST. 1886 E; First Universalist Mis-
sion Society of City of to Ella B
Van Beuren. 233 w llth ST, ano .
attys. Pressinger & Newconbe. so Wall
ST. ...........-.... ............ SIT. 900
Bronx
1S3D ST. 723 E, Caroline Koch to EIiz
Ernst. 69l Eagle av; attys, A Schaefer
& Son. 1888 Courtlandt av....,....s 81, 500
SOUTHERN BLVD. s. II Barretto, 47x
1oe Simon Borg & Co to Lawyers Mtg
GO. 90 Liberty st; atty, Lawyers Mtg Co.
GRAND Blvd AND coNcoURsE. a4so:
Alfred Opdyke, admr. to Mary G Qu!nlby.
$40 Park av; atty, Lawyers Mtg Co, SO
18TH ST. W cor spuyten Duyvil and
Port Morris r r Co 253. 7x32s.4x
bo6.3, VIM H Bonynge. trus TO Annie
|. Norris, $50 Park av. atty. T @ g. T
s1aTH ST iss e. or wes, u Of lot tsa'
rrnap. Wakffield; Sarah e Buckhaut,
sf! q fremont az, Ito Anna L Schmidt.
rpl E 2lsth st. atty. E L Brisach. 9sl
TIFFANY ST; li2s: Jos q Rols; indy. {
as exr, to Martha P Schober. 1855 North
16th st. Philadelphia, Penn; atty " w
dAuk Sepe 9Th Avhs>suszosMa<ve~xaax$1
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
New Building Plans
Manhattan

ssTH ST. 1s ana IS W; for an History
mercantile building. 60x3s.9; George
Baker Construction Co. II E 55th ST.
owner; Sommerfed g. Steckler. 81 Union
Square. architects ...,.........$ $225 900
Bronx
CONCORD AV. =. 100 n st Mary st: /
story brick factory. 26.4x9s; Jennie ST.
mons, 2i39 Daily av. owner; Moore &:
Landseide. 30 av and l4sth st. archi-
tects. cost .-...............$ s. 900
UNIVERSITY AV. Is. 1856 1890 st :;
u story brick dwellings. 2lx35 William
c. Bergen, 100 w 180.h ST. owner
Charles S Clark, AL fremont av. archi-
tsCt; , to,ai cost ..:;....: $4,000
LIGHT ST, n q, 3A4.89 Dyer av; two q
story hollow tile dwellings,. 18.6x35; Otto
johnson. Zi%1 Prospect av: owner. Oscar
Lundberg. 1920 Anundson av. architect
total cost ...........,..... IS 600
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Tall Building for 45th Street

The eighteen story building to be
erected by the Circle Concrete Cor
poration is to be at 49 to SO West
Forty-hfth Street, on a plot 56.3x100. 8,
and not at 40 20 SO West Forty second
Street, as reported
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
New Mount Sinai Hospital
To Cost $500. 900

The new building Mount Sinai Hos
pltal is to erect will cost 100000, ac-
cording to plans filed yesterday by the
architect, A. W. Brunner.
1t Is to be erected at the southeast
corner of Fifth Avenue and Ninety
ninth Street, on plot 2O1.1ox45.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
City Dwelling Houses Sold

Joseph F. Seitz has sold for Josepb
Haberman, 24S East Sixty-frst Street.
a three-story and basement dwelling
on lot 16.8x10O.
Leonard WE'LL has resold, through
A M. Robinson, 1928 West 18th Street,
four-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 16x92.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Big Rental for BROOKLYN Store

The Schultz Realty Company has
leased to Louis Miller store in the
Willoughby Block, Brooklyn, at Fulton,
Pearl and fWilloughby Streets, to be
occupied for the sale Of cutlery, for a
term Of years, at an aggregate rental
of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Mary Elizabeth Mcdonnell, plain
uf, against Warren Mcconnell, defendant-
Action for Absolute Divorce Summons To
the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and 70 serve copy
of your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service Of
this summons, exclusive of the day OF ser ]
vice and in -ase Of your failure to appear.
or answer, Judgment VIII be taken against
you by default. for the relief demanded in
the compla Mt
Trial desired in the County of New York.
Dated, May 10th. 1919
MARSHALL S. HAGAR. Plaintiffs Attor-
nsy; office and Post Office Address 4s
cedar Street, Manhattan, New York City
-, The foreg ing summons is served upon you
py puoilcation. pursuant 10 order Of Hon
sartow S Weeks, Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State Of New York dated the
2Ith day of May. 1919, and filed with the
complaint in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Of New York at the County Court
House in the Borough OF Manhattan, City.
day of May, 1919. ~
MARSHALL S. HAGAR. PLAINTIFFS Attor-
ney; Office and Post Office Address: 80
Cedar Street. Manhattan, New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Bronx Site for Public School

The Henry Morgenthau Company has
sold to the City Of New York a plot
fronting 230 feet on Leggett Avenue,
ESQ feet on Southern Boulevard and
2s0 feet on Fox Street. 1t is to be
used as a site for an elementary school.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 4l4: Howden Tile &
owner and contractor. ......... s475.oo
sTH Av, 1853; l. c Webster & Son. Inc.
agt Istdore II Kempner ct al, owners
d Kempner g. Son contractors. .$5. 324. 08
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Mexico Cuts Tobacco Tax

A Mexican Presidential decree has
reduced the export duty on leaf wrap
per tobacco frsm "a cents to 21s cents
per kilo.