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(Wsst Of Fifth avenue, between Fourtesntf
and 10th streets)

10TH ST. s7-45 w, n 9, los.axs7-Kath
NJ waters to NorviBs Realty Corpn. lls
l: attys, Stoddsrd & NJ, 1928 Bway. 800
32D ST. 1918 w. s. 5i.6xssS: 21st st.
l6-17 W. 8, 5Ssxese--Kath VI Waters
to Sorville Realty Corpn. ll9 W 40th 81,
mtg $50. 900, ali liens. March /; attys,
Stoddard & NJ, t2s Bwsy.
s1TH ST. 3, $50 9th av. 26Xss.s-
Margt Fulton to George Kern, Inc, IS w
ssth at. mtg $500. April IL; atty. Title
Guar 4 T Co. l76 Dway............to
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object 10 Tin Containers.

Committees from the various associa-
lions In the fur trade are expected to
take Up soon a request of the Depart
ment Of Commerce that they consider a
request Of the steamship companies that
all furs shipped for export be placed In
tin lined containers. 1t is expected the
associations will voice vigorous protest
against the suggestion, in that It Is
claimed that furs shipped in this man.
ner instead of in the customary bales
would spoil and be unsuitable for dress
Ing and dyeing when they arrived at
their destination.
Tho American Fur Dealers Associa-
ton. through It's board Of directors, al
ready has adopted a resolution against
the suggestion. Similar action from
other fur trade bodies is expected.
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QUEENS BOROUGH SALES.

Frederick zittel q Sons sold for a
client row Of FIVE houses on the south
side Of Bank street. east Of Lawrencs
street. Flushing. L. l. The buildings
have been held at $1,000 each.
II. Richter q Co. sold for Robert j.
Cuddihy his FIRE wrecked residence in
Rockaway Park, now being rebuilt. to
William Meruk & Son also sold for q.
A. r. Seelis a dwelling on Seventh ave-
nue. to J. NJ. Harding for Mrs. NJ. Kuhn
a small farm In Euclid Park. L. l., to a
client, and for William M Jones DWELL
ing on Academy avenue. Hollands, to NJ.
Young.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

PARK Az cor isoth a., ssi1xeo,
and Park av, cor l3lSt at, eS.lixso-
Two actions. Metropolitan Tr Co OF City
o; sgt Eastern Parkway Co ct al
Ledyard & Mi.burr.
s7th st. ssi and as E Eo" i An 2
Krotel agt Fredk II Man, exr ct a.
partition; Rttys, Foster & Newman
HUDSON ST, 4??-Farmers l. & Co, exr
attys. Geller. Rolston 4 Koran.
18TH ST, SIS. ?Os.4 It . OF Lenox sv. ISx
ss,ll Central Union TT co Of y Y. t-us
agt Hunterdon Rity & Constr co ct al
foreclos Of mtgl; attys Larkin & Perry
RIVERSIDE DIR, cor l50th ST. l02X
Inc, agt Bee Cad Constr co faction to
compel conveyance, &C.; attys. Csss &
Apfe'.
AMSTERDAM Az. w cor I7sth ct. Ioox
lOo--Central Union Tt Co OF y aEt
MCGUIRE Constr Co ct al (toreclos
o. mtg; attyss; Lsrkin & peIry.
gdn. aEt Rachel |. Andrews (foreclos OF
mtg, attys, Dunn & DAILY.
63D ST. l6S L, and 81 sv. s76-Benj VI
Ueheraii ast Expert Mtg Co ct al (fore-
closure OF MTG. atty, { C Roberts,
HILLSIDE ST. g !, s76 Y Maggie Av,
runs 3sb.lox e lso,Sx W ard W
Scherzinser ct a! toreclos Of MTG. atty,
W Il Adams.
45TH ST, 2s7 E-Ksthryn l. Cullom aEt
Nations Rlty Corpn ct al 0orec!os OF
mtg. atty, b Nermiiys,
Bronx.
HANCOCK ST. X 6, 1873 u OF Cciumbu.
av. lSaXinO-AnnA Ethel Ryer agt Maria
Ssna:orN Fsvalle et al Qorecios OF mtg (;
attys, Clocke, Koch & Reidy
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The Women Voters Anti-Suffrage
Party cooperating with established
parties against radical!sm. held It's an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon in the
home Of Miss Annie Il, Jennings, IS
Park avenue. The following officers
We're elected Honorary chairman,
Mrs, Charles S, Falrchild honorary
vice chairman Mrs. william A. Put
nam; chairman. Mrs. Frederick w,
LonRfellow Merchantmen. Mrs. James
Guthrie Shaw and Mrs. l. Sturgess COT
I'm; secretary, Miss Frances Benson :
executive member. Mrs. Walter Glib,
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PLANS TmnEE 8 sToRY FLATs.

A. Blumenthal has sold for Anna d.
Decker the plot 250x112 at the south
east corner OF Creston avenue and 1891
street Tho purchaser is the Baronet
Realty Company. Adelsteln & Avrutine,
for whom Mr.. Blumenthal has resold the
property TO Norris Polsky. The latter
plans to begin work Immediately on the
erection of three Ave story apartment
houses. This Is the second operation
projected for this section by Mr.. Polsly
Recently he purchased the plot 97x100
at tho southeast corner OF Cres-
ton avenue and 10Th street, which he
will also improve with apartments.
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Boston, April 23-T'he second DAYS
offerings OF secured woods az the Govern
ment auct on made a better showing than
did yesterdays sale, in spite OF the fact
that numerous South American offerings
aroused little enthusiasm on the part OF
bidders. Other offerings more accepta-
BILE to buyers found n ready market and
at prices well above the Government
upset figures.
Most OF the sales were TO dealers.
manufacturers giving little attention to
tie lots put UP. The lots totalled about
5000, 900 mounds
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FILES PLANS FOR APARTMENT

Plans have been filed with the Build
ing Department for the erection of a
twelve story apartment building at Is
East Sixty-hrst street. for Robert
Brooke as owner. The structure will con-
tain accommodations for physicians on
the ground floor. and suites on the other
floors. 1t will be 125 feet high and OF
freproof construction. r. IL AImiroty
Is the architect and the cost has been
estimated at 10000.
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EVELYN NEsBIT BUYS FARM.

Evelyn Nesbit has purchased, through
r. Z. Slocum. Inc. an old farm about
two miles from Kingston, N. J. Tho
property covers about 100 acres and in
cludes an old stone farm house built In
l1+s, which Miss Nesbit will restore for
summer purposes She may also use the
property in connection with her moving
picture work
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Business Troubles
Petitions in Bank r,Iptcy.

ABE NEYERs-A voluntary petition Of,
Abe Meyers, l65 Fast li7th street. show.
Liabilities OF $1,000. due only 70 the Ma
tonaI security Company. liz broadway
and no assets, Milton c. wesnan, a
ADOLPH MOsKOVITH-An ,nvoIupt.rv
petition against Adolph Moskovlts, e,OSi
First avenue, Is ny four creditor. claim,
ing: Cudahy Packing Company, ISL
Morris Rcmson, 121S; Wilson q Co,
tlS5. and Henry T. Cohen. $50 Dashey;
& Bornet, Is Park Row. are the attor-
neys,
The following judgments were n!ed yes
terdsy Apr!l "a; the FIRST name Is that
Altman, Rose--Raygo.d Realty
Arcul Mfs Co, Inc-H, IL. En-. ''''
Araall, Frankiyn-b. F. ASinr 1871"
Barr Louis, and Abc FUN, 1855
Bruns~ick- Bsike-Coiieni-r Co. s.Ss6.s7
nrostrGm' Matte Bc-lh Tamrol.. 5.I29 IS
Beutolila, Jos"ph--S!elIng Furn!-
- ture Co Inc ,,.,........-...;.,... ssi.so
Cohn ls!dor-N. J. Edison co. 22si5
cam rerhInhnd--t. Bende!l..-. l0l. 81
Garnet, Max. Prltz......,.... ?sS 30
Gampne'h joan IL. p1lghe7ty. e.752.96
\. w A sprenEe-; costs 1o5s4
Douglas, ogden D,-H. u Hugh
psnielsonn. Emma IA. l.. WINS. itTsp
Elliott, Charles I'D. Smith,. s7S.70
Goldstein, Bertha--B, Topper 1861
Chuck. Maurice B,-w. f. S.
dyer '..''.''....'..'..... 1.26Lss
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SILK Faced Fabrics Wanted.

Buyers searching the local silk mar
.ket for fall merchandise are said to be
concentrating on silk faced fabrics.
Satin, charmeuse peau de cygne, MESA
lines and other materials which have
satin finish are favored the most. Road
men are sending in good orders for these
fabrics.
Taffetas are not wanted SO much,
though It Is said that some manufac-
turers are getting fair orders for some
grades. Buyers are neglecting the
cheaper grades.
Conditions in the market indicate a
big business for fall.
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BROWN BUYS APARTMENT.

Frederick Brown has resold to an
investing client of Leopold We'll. 14o
Wadsworth avenue. northwest corner OF
1Soth street, six story elevator apart
fnent house. e0x119, accommodating
thirty-six families, renting for see 900
ana held at $225.oc0. Mr.. Brown bought
the property from the George L. nm
Company few months ago. The build
ing was erected on the cooperative plan
and is one OF the finest OF its type in
the section.
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HOSPITAL TO BUILD AYNEx.

The Hospital for Deforrnities and
Joint Diseases has purchased through
Benjamin Bernstein the two dwellings
at a. and 4s East 12%th street, on a plot
SCHOOL. from Louis Schrag and from
the estate OF Julia r. Adams, 1928 Madi-
son avenue. four story dwelling, 20xs0
These three properties adjoin the hos
pital holdings and on their combined
site will be constructed an eight or ten
story building
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Auction Sale of Eurn

The American Fur Auction Sales Cor
poration sold at public auction yestcr-
day furs and skins valued at $4,000.
Some Of the prices were
Silver fox. $3.50; mink. sl2: beaver.
$22; Hudson BAY sable or marten. $40;
dyed American and Russian foxes. $50
to S39
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Higher Shirt Prices
for Fall Predicted

RICES for mems shirts prob
r ably will advance from 81 to
50 dozen by fall, predict
manufacturers representatives here,
Advanced prices for piece goods and
the popular demand for the best high
grade shirtings are given as the rea-
son for the expected Increase.
In this connection factors In the
trade declare that the cheaper lines
OF shirts have been selling far below
what they should. II is the belief OF
some In the trade that they will adj
vance radically in price or disappear
altogether.
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ARSENAL AS SAFETY MUSEUM.
Not IA Person Appears TO Oppose IL
at Public Hearing.

Gov. Smith, by letter, and representa-
tives of labor organizations appeared
yesterday In favor OF permitting the
American Institute of Safety 10 use the
old arsenal in Central Park for a mu-
scum OF safety devices when n hearing on
the application was held at the Gu Hall
by Park Commissioner Gallat!n. No
one appeared in opposition.
81 feel strongly that the city should
grant the privilege" the Governor wrote.
1T means nothing to the institute but
7 know what II means to the people
themselves"
II is the intention OF the institute 10
spend $50, 900 in renovatng tho old
structure.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

CONVENT AVENUE-Thomas & Son
sold for the Courtney Developers t
Company to Royal NJ. Cushman the
three story dwelling. 20x100. at 31l
Convent avenue.
WEST 18TH STREET-william Gold
stone sold to J. W. Rose $50 West
1S5th street, three story dwelling.
1S5x10O.
EAST TwENTY-SI STREET.-THE
three story dwelling. 25x100. at 1T
East Twenty-siXth street was bought
by Gown & Co. through NJ. A. c.
Levy
MADISON AvENUE-LinaC c. Prescott
sold 1881 Madison avenue. a Eve
story fat with stores. 256x95.
EAST 10TH STREET-Charles r
Faroulo sold for Mrs. Gladys A. Wat
story new law apartment house at
437 and 4s9 East 18th street, 3I6x
100, to an investor.
WORTH STREET-John T. and Oscar
l.. Foley sold for d. Mahany, 1876
Worth street, five story building,
ask irregular. The new owner In
tends to remodel the building for q
tenant.
WEST SEVENTY STREET
Selma Stern sold the four story dwell
ing at % West Seventy-third street,
22.6x102.2.
EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
Freidus g. Co. sold for the Metropol.-
tan Life Insurance Company 331 East
Twenty-third street, a six story
building with stores, 25x9S.9, to q
client for investment.
EAST NINETY SEVENTH STREET
William Goldstone sold to an investor
EOS East Ninety street, n five
story tenement, 25xloo. John Peters
was the broker.
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RESIDENCE CHANGES HANDS.

l.. J. Phillips &c Co. resold for the
George Backer Construction Company to
a purchaser who will occupy as his resi-
dence the four and one half story high
stoop dwelling at "a West Seventy-sixth
street. on a lot 25x1o22. between Cen
trail Park West and Columbus avenue
The sellers acquired the property in De-
cember. 1917. from Conrad Stein in part
payment for the nine story apartment
house at 81 West Eighty ninth street.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION
LAT IL vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph i. Day.
WEST st. ti7-t1s. n cor Perry. I7s-s
5cH12Nsixss.7, 2 and : sty tnts and strs
west Side Saw Bank agt st John 3
PARK Realty Co ct all due seesssTs:
is1e 5co "is''6; to tho plaintin for
srANToN ST. sis n s. IS Go.-ck a..
2t5H7s, sty tint and strs-Citizens say
BANK agt David Stein ct al: due.
.;';s!So? taxes, etc. 3itsSo: TO tho
l2tTH ST az f, S, 100 e LIST ave, 2sx
l0oll, sty tint and strs-A johnson.
as chamberlain. agt s b Allen ct al;
Que. t.7b692: taxes, etc, t5osso; to the
plaintiff for 5000.
BY Henry Brady
BETHrNE ST. 4o-H, n $, Sal Wash
ington st. l5losso.7. 3 J. s;y ,ntsnE II
Hedden ast Rose del Pima Hedden 9,
$4,000. ''''hAr' i0r
lat s2os THIRD AvENUEl
ey Arthur c. Sheridan.
FREMONT AY 2ss Z. 8, a%I1 ~ An.
thony ave. 5oxiOO : sty dwix-to th.
plaintiff for $500: also
HERSCHELl. ST, 1917. ., eB4xet1o.
urgently BS"kcs agt Stswart ~or
roay ct al (partition): to Sophie Mol.
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Leather Market Active.

BOSTON. April 23.-Trading is active
on all the better grades OF leather, says
the Shoe and Leather Reporter. The ad-
vances on COW backs have stimulated
trade instead OF restricting sales ms
might have been expected. Quotations
have not changed. but sellers ideas con-
troll the trading. All desirable grades OF
upper feathers are held up to sellers
prices.
Wholesale shoe houses are booking
good business for fall delivery. Salesme n
on the road are selling high grade shoes ;
cheap shoes are not In demand
The sun., 1919-04-24

Armour villa Park, Bronxville, to Ken
meth II. Condlt, and for Allan r. Camp
bell his property In Lawrence Park.
Bronxville. furnished. for the summer, 70
Arthur Bergh OF the Emerson Company.
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March Wool Imports.
Speciol Despatch 10 The sux

NVttIu1 UtSpdICH 10 THE SUN.
WASHINGTON, April % ---Cnmanufac-
tured wool imported into the United
states during March amounted TO al
4S6.6S6 pounds, valued at sll307.bl3
according to figures made public to-day
by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
Total manufactures OF wool brought
into this country during March were
valued at SS4S,lS3
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MANY SALES ON EAST e1sr ST.

Establishment OF high class resden-
tal colony in the district east OF Third
avenue in the Sixties Is again indicated
by the announcement of three sales in
Which the Rutland, Whiting q Benjamin
Company figured as brokers. Three
sales on East Sixty-first street were re-
ported by this company yesterday. They
anect the residence at 228. purchased
about three years ago by the Pag Com
pany. composed Of physicians who at
the time planned to erect Phi Alpha
Gamma clubhouse the residence at 2s6
owned by Jessie Gatens, and that at 222
owned by Luder Rinker, represented by
Joseph F. Seitz. The purchasers will
occupy these dwellings after alterations
have been made. The properties, II is
understood, will be converted into Amer
lean Easements with dining rooms OPEN
ing on garden yards.
The same brokers recently sold the
three story and basement dwelling COX
100 at 224. 22S and 232 on the same
Block: Up to date there has been q
change of ownership OF all tho houses
from 222 to 23s on the south side Of
the block between Third and Second ave-
nues. and 207 to 221 and 235 to 24t.
with the exception OF 23e. on the north
side. Tho purchasing movement In the
district has thrown considerable bust
ness Into the way OF other brokers oper-
ating In the Sixties.
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N 81U6 THIRD AVENUEl
HlY Arthur c ahnrIdn
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan

4sTH ST, s-s W. mtg now ,975ooo--x Y
Trust Trust GO TO CITY Mtg Co and city MTG
GO to Harlem Say Bank, l24 E l25,h st.
atty, LAWYERS T 7 Co. 100 aroad-
WAITER ST. S7.so; 10Th St, 50 ", y m n,tgg
now sso,ooo--Titie Guar 4 Trust co 70
sIsmund Weyler, 2Oi W iiOth ct. ct al
sErs, &c; atty, Title Guar & T Co. l7s
Hr npsS s sTsn' ,,so,.Gs,O and 5000!
(Dohertyl. extrx Hugh Dohsrty, to jose
phine d. Kumpf and Helen c Doherty a.
10 Livingston ri. trustees under trust
S sost "a. a'ty. u Cook. as Park
18TH ST. 4Os W-Dora Jacob, ,ns,v;a
and as gdn. to y Title 4 Mtg CO. iss
pivIsioN ST. ll7ts-.N Ti,lc: q M Ss'V So
To- Philo Rla!sdell. si Putnam av,
.. Fhly sf. Afdr''' isi s. sT Xy. ~
mtg Go 70 sara u Mower; attys, scott
,s q 81 y; q Ia cS w T;a:: 'Hs224s
Trustee to Title a Mtg Co, las
NEW CHAMBERS SIR iss -corns ;s,S'Oo g
Perry to Title a. Mtg Co, la5 broad
way .''''''.'........... 1900
Bronx.
TINToN Az, W 8. 7SS.s . ltSth At 1ssx
66:tx irreg-Herman wendth TO Louise
Schroeder; atty. e Bochdsm. iiss Tin
SAME PRoPERTiY.Io;ui.. schsro:sS;,s?l 's9 90
Gesine Schroeder; atty. same 81 500
ci.iT IroS.1 Az MI c ls' 18th 81. 5000:
synod of y Y Of the Presbytn Church in
at ~ North st. Middletown, n
Y: atty. Lawyers Mtg co, 50 Liberty
MArEs Av,, :, itS p i11th st. i5i tioSGG
Emma Plant to Lawyers Mtg 90 "a
Liberty st; atty. Title Guar a T Co, t7s
SAME PRoPERTY--Lawyers Mtg ' CO 70
Union SO Saw Bank. 20 Union SO: atty,
OTIS 40 and III. map Bway, city Inc
Property-steinway Park Rity Co to
al
atty. X Jaeger. AIS Amsterdam av 81, 500
cORLEAR ST, " s. adj land now or late
4 Berrian b0x--Elza Daily esty 10
Elisa DAILY, $50 W stth st: atty, I Cray
head lS Cedar st:..,..,...... .S2.0S5.s5
Emigrant Indus Saw Bank, III Chambers
st; attys. & e j o'Gorman, 81 Cham
PIIMPToN Av. lSf5-Bertha Myers to
Jas Mcguire. 1892 Morris av; atty. Jas
Mcguire, 1892 Morris av........Si0 900
PELHAM RID, $ :, adj land George Bax-
tor 3sxiio-Abr stolwe!n TO Herman
Monaker, t2s f 18th st. y part; attys
Frees D. 1929 Sd 600
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STORM BUILDING TO GO.

1t is reported that the Storm Building,
at the northwest corner Of Hanover
square and Water street, bought several
months ago by the Atlantic and Pacific
Steamship Company. an auxiliary OF w.
r. Grace & Co, is to be removed, and a
building erected on the site. J. w.
O'Connor. who designed the new home
OF the Grace company, Is the architect.
The sun., 1919-04-24

Buyers show more confidence and are
purchasing freely many products that
have been neglected owing to the high
prices. which finally gave way and are
now more nearly normal. Drug ard
Chemical Markets reports this week. On
some items prices are still declining.
1mportations of botanicals sent prices
down. but on other materials which are
scarce the quotations are higher. There
are fewer weak spots In the market for
pharmaceutical products. No changes OF
importance occurred in essential oils.
For dye bases and dyewoosis the de-
mand Is light. Coal tar crudes are in
better request and prices are Arm In
termediates are holding UP in price.
In heavy chemicals there was con-
siderable business. Acetic acid, sui
phuric acid and muriatic are frmer on
increased demand. Bleaching powder is
weak and lower. The market for caustic
soda and soda ash is llfeess.
The sun., 1919-04-24

The Seventy street house Is one OF
row erected on that block by James
Carlew, and is the only one OF the high
stoop type.
The sun., 1919-04-24

Kanter, Samuel-Emp!re Butte
a Egg Co, Inc; Jan. q. 1910.
Same-N Linetzky ct al; Jan.
20. MISUNDERSTANDING.
white. Evslyn-O. J. Stephens.
Inc, Nov. 9. 1910. ............
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Hail. Archie .iIaiI. Ho.eD-o J.
GUIDE Co., ~. Y.............. S5i.G
Hudson, Arthur-A. Hudson .... l1s.l6
Hirsch, Hermsn-J. E. Desener
Isssk. Alberto and md o,c;aii-v. Ras-
James F. white & CO., inc.-B.
zstinsky & Son. ..,....s..... 1.osso5
John A.. Crowley Cot. 8. Al
xsensn. %lcS.ei III. T. Braun. a.,ssss
Kirsohenbaum. Morris-I. Horo-
Lcemi. opera House ct;o:...B. L.
McAuiiEe. Jeremiah J.-R 8. .
Meconsiosuc, Neil is. Appel 4
Mack. jaime. CO: W. johnson 1850
Meouoii, Roser,--E. s. killer. tia lao
Meyer. Mortimer HIS. Ensei-
n. =. Rvs co.--T. j. mcdonnell. s.ssSso
Same---T. l.. McConne,l.......... :o,27sst
Eagle Wet wash Laundry.
Karsch Co. Inc. ,.....e....... ,.o'c
Rice. George O., or Jacob s. Her
Ell; Ellison; 'ss;; :.. soSVi
coS@c. 8ailefinl, .."..'".... i5,tsl.p
Solomon. 6chachna MI. Ricoi. I,7ot.4S
steven, Nick-Peopie, &c....... 100000
Sullivan, Michael--N Peshkon.. s2s.ss
Spannhake, Otto L.; Philip Re
patxky and Morris Rosenberg
-Schwsrz 4 Cohen. Inc. 1882
Solomon. schackna Nm. A.
Traud. Aie;.;;sin;der-smiih signal -
ufy: ;yo..phin.-Aloany Savings ,,,w
wisniesk!. Marion. or Marion
Brown. and Henry schimmel--
-Kissel Motor Car Co. ....... l'fsssd
Zaguary, Jacob J.-& Linden
meyr ct al. Observation-Disclosures. 1et'so
THE BRONX.
The hrst name is that of the debtor!
Arcul Mfg. Co, Inc.-H. II.
Cohen s Loul..E Kiir.ohbaam E; -
Ei.enbeft. Nsttiie-A. Miil:f::.: Siit'
COST CO. inc&w E. Comfy" asss.
North. Ray-B. D. Benson & Son, ...o
rek HSi william 'E.E. pekary.: Ills
Rowan Plumbing Co. Inc. and
Joseph w. Rowan-P. Yockei. 1895
~ "G's" 49,; ;i -: 'sss 81
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Tho hrst name is that OF the debtor; tbs
second that OF the creditor and da:e when
judgment was f!ed.
Posner Ben--S. Gross: Jan. 1e,
1909 (eancelled) ............... &3,S6231
Jan. 4, 1918 ................'.. 24o.2s
pee. &C. 1sis. s. .' @ Ia,o2o.2s
Murphy. Edw. d. and VIM. P
y &C. H. r. R. Co.; Jan. ,,ooo
same-same; March 10. 1912. 1000
Johnston Heating Co.-Board OF
Education. Union Free School
District No. g. Manhasset. town
OF North Hampstead. Nassau
same--Same: Dec. I. laie..... s3o.eT
psnmar: June :. ia12'i'....'. 744ea
Deutsch, Hartman -P. r. Ne
Nellie; March TO- 1919. ..,,:... 1os.a5
FEB. Q. 1915. ......"....1'.4.N. s242o
n. Fsidstetn: Aug 30 1e1s'.,. 1853,
Cook Virgil D.-American Agri-
cultural Chemical Co; aug 10. ,.,o,
Rabinow: Dec 81, ieis. .....'. 12Isso
5i-53 Maiden Lane. Inc. and
Co: Nov. 9. ials ...,.,.-.,'.' soe,I
Van Beuren \ y. Y. Bill Posting
Cot. =. Mould; June -. 1913
(reveTsed) .........,.........- 1l9oo
BRONX.
KAnte-. sanuel-Emp!re Bltte-
EEg CO, Inc: Jan. q. 1919. Sas.45
same-S Linet1ky ct al; Jan .,,,
Inc" Inc. Nov g. 1919 ......e. r.,S Io7s2
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small vtllaK.
farm, balance like rent; apple trees in full
bearing iive room model farm house in
course OF construction; village water; elec-
tric light; short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE, 40 West 3and
Street. $3.50 Madison Square.
The sun., 1919-04-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

WATER ST, ia to lso-Combustt,n Eng
Corpn agt y City District Rlty Corpn,
owner; Steam Co. lessee IRE
neWAD ............u........ 2T%.N
The sun., 1919-04-24
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
Attorney
Downtown,

with name and address OF lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth street,
WATER ST. n s. S2.1 Wall ~. elk
80 10, p M April 2l-Rupert q Story to
BouloEne, Paris, France. Z yrs, 50 &c IT.,
atty, dc Foster. ~ Wall 81. 500, 900
to VIM Rockle!n, "a Martha st. Maspeth,
]. !, yrs, go: attys, stoddard 4 Mark,
l2s Bway. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Fast Side.
East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th Htreets)
AID ST, "a L. Ieasehold, all, lessee to do
posit $4,000 with Central Union Trust
Co to secure performance covenants In
and Rockweli Restaurant CO, lessee. -
42d St due April 80; d l94o - a,t TX
Louis Dickson to Edith 4 Mccormtck,
2a7 z 18th st; yrs DC; atty LT 4
o2p s ST. a las T. s. 1sssioo : NJ AOCi
Ash Rawle Geycim to Kate Davidson.
1870 st Mich Az, . yrs; %. mtg $4,000 ;
SANE HE P Ere GRs" M Eva" Hyr $500 s. pOo
to Rebecca Hrsh. s75 wcst End av. 3
yrs, oeF coordinate With pr mtg, $4,000
,sr Av, sad st. to- 75S.ioo, April 2 900
Ksth Gslbraith TO LAWYERS Title 3
Trust Co. 100 Bwsy 3 yrs 5n % ,12, 900
p NJ. apr ii. Carl + Boxer 10 Marion
A Lesher, Grace Church st. RIVE, y y.
d%s apr e; l3;s ~; atty Tho m
SD Az. q. bl.i S6th st. 5lxlOo, Apr
1e.Henry Spies ct al to Bankers Trust
Co, ls Wall st, gdn Of Honors s, Jobert,
due and int as per bond; atty, Y T
q co, 1875 Bway .,..,..... sl5, 900
losD ST. l47 F., n =. l7xiO0il, = NJ, Apr
22-SAlvRtore Fiscella to bernhard
Sacks. I47 r 1904 At, ". Sc; atty.
Reuben Wittstcin. 1872 Nassnu
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. betwecn Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
27TH ST, SEA w. $, 25x9S9. a part.
at Apr 22--Irwin NJ BerlinFr to Viz
SInia BeTliner. s2S Central Park west,
The sun., 1919-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
FURNISHED APARTMENTs-TO LET,

wANTED-Onice space 400 to 500 square
feet, possibly Rowling Green district p,
box 12s sun office.
The sun., 1919-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
HOUSES FOR SALE.

THREE story brick house. eleven rooms.
all improvements; owner gong country
The sun., 1919-04-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

LAIGHT ST. 81. and Vcstry ut, ls--Isidoi
Yelin aEt John Fleming ct al; oct g.
1915 cancelled .......,..,........i III, 0OO