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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-Recsipts. eco head. mainly con-
signed direct to slAughterers- NO safes
moderate demand and steady at l7q25c
per ID. for ordinary to prime native sides
some common Texas beef at lower figures
CALvEs-Receipts. $40 head; 100 or
veal. sold at sis9i5 per 100 lbs; culls
Sis@lB Dressed veals firm; city dressed
DO. 2saasc. per lb.; country dressed do
saies-Kerns Commission Company: %
veals. l52 lbs. average. 125; ? culls, lto
SIS; 8, 1854. SIS; 3 calves, lse. SIG; SO
Tennessee calves, l49. SIS. Tobin 4 Shan
non: vsals, ls+. as.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $3.50
head; 10 cars on sale Good and prime
s sisarsG. l ssssp "cid at 'S, per 100
lbs; eulls. 1905 lambs. sieg1sj;, cuIs,
saies-Mysrs & Houseman; 2i5 West
virginia lambs, rs lbs. average: sis.76
81, 81 .isSSoi &c. 70 oul a. i1' o ~ shssB
lambs. II, 1876 ios Virginia. 81. sis;
IS. ' S.; ia. Is. 81. Tobin & shannon: 2ss
Kentucky lambs. 81. 1880; las, "A, s19.5o:
100 virginia g. HSlS Ks s2 't com
SnesRE; &c Co. I'll virginia lambs, rs.
$3.50; 2ss West Virginia. g., Sls.25; 81,
ss 49, =, Psan cyiI. "a. ,SsSi Sis' 10
D,
81 2 u.s. w. 10 'a'''' W. w. 49, ''''
HOGs-Receipts. ITO head; half a car
on sale. No sales reported up 70 late
hour; feeling weak in sympathy with
western advices.
Live stock Markets I'm Other Cities.
CHICAGO. aug. iS.-HossLReeciPts
5000; lower; top; t2is Heavy weight.
i ss' Weight. $3.50 81; light light, $3.50
@aos5: heavy packing sows. smooth,
H7.sS@ls25i packinE sOw' rough $3.50
~cstt IiRsipt 5000; compared with
q week ago beef steers. unevenly 76c.
10 Use lower; more In spots Western;
iowsri calves 81 higher; stOcksrs and
sheep-Receipt:, 1000; compared with
higher; Western. 81 to 31.25 higher; year
linEs and ,wsthers' Csc to zoe. higher
. sSs ' sns feeders. sSs ,se hisss breeding
EAST ST. LOUIS. Aug. Ie-HoEs---Rs-
s ;;,sc's;s ii 1851 s.sss w.sh, s.sso sSsi
%:saS ,,: r;;sssi is aSs'S aSi s'
IL ps.efins .sws. rough. iiSSSSif; pigs,
ss.:.Ss:s:Ss: 20! 49, n 10 . :f!:
KANSAS, ,s CITY; Aus ,s .:c.tn.s Re
$3.50; quality fairly good. Bulk. $40 a
iis.Soa 81; packing sows. sis@is,bO; pigs
Si7Q20.25.
csttis-Receipts. s7s: for week, best
beef cattle STEADY; others 20 to soc lower
medium butcher stock weak other grades
and canners strong; calves $3.50 TO $3.50
higher: packers and feeders strong 70
uI shssp- Rsesipts. 1900, for week. iambs
IS 70 SOC. higher; sheep strong 20 ~
higher; breeders steady 70 soc higher;
fesdsrs steady.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 10TH SEREET-H. T. Wood
sold for Charles Kirchner IL and IA
West 10th street. a six story apart.
nent house, 40x100. It was held al
$4,000 and rents for about $4,000.
CHERRY STREET-D. & w. Mullins
sold for st. Roses Home to client
426 Cherry street, a four story tene-
ment, 2bxa7.
WEST THIRTY-SEvENTH STREET
a. A. Hageman purchased through
Wheelock. Brown Company As West
Thirty-seventh street, a four story
dwelling. The buyer will alter Into
stores and lofts. -AiN- "''s '-'
WEST 1l2TH STREET-George, w
sasse sold for Mrs Bella Finger c31
West Hath street, three story and
basement dwelling. 1Sx100.
WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
Il. II. Ludlow & Co. sold for Mary J.
Boomer the three story building, 25x
$50, at 1852 West STwenty-fourth
street TO the Gramont Holding Com
pany. Thomas ]. Mclaughlin presi-
dent. z. ], Crawford represented the
buyer.
EAST Path STREET--Shaw & Co.
sold to Valentino Yaworski 324 East
124th street, a three story and base
ment dwelling. 1sx50xIo0.
WEST sEVENTY-EIGHTH STREET.
F. r. Wood Company, Inc, sold for
William L. Wemple to a client for
occupancy 127 West Seventy-eighth
street, a three story dwelling. 1sx1O22.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-w. D. Nor
gan sold for H. r. Mackenzie to
Ennis & Sinnott $50 st, Nicholas ave-
nue.. a four story dwelling. 2ox125.
WEST SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET..
r. Wood Company. Inc. sold for C.
Schoen Is West Sixty-eighth street. a
FIVE story basement dwelling. 1Sx
1908. to a client for occupancy
WEST 18TH STREET-Charles Siegel
Levy bought from Mrs. Mabel r, Du-
lof the three story and basement
dwelling at SAC West 15sth street. on
lot 1sx100. Alexander c. Campbell
was the broker -t..
WEST SEVENTY-F1RST STREET--Dr.
Ralph Waldo Lobenstine sold his resi-
dence, five story dwelling. on lot
16 3x100.5, near Lexington avenue
WEST 14sTH STREET-Freldus G. Co.
sold for John S. Williamson 304 and
and West i49th street. a six story
apartment house. 50x99.11.
WEST SEVENTY-SIxTH STREET
James V. Graham sold for Mrs. c. p.
McManus TO a client the five story
American basement house at 146 West
Seventy-sixth street.
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IIoNsEED OiL-Range of prices:

r,tSaSs ssIheeeipts. 1876 eases Fresh
aT:ts nrsfs. .s S3sS sI'' .ss sass:
poorer poor aif sess No eS.s 'sse'eo ana
dry, s!@ssc.; under grades. S5Sssc.; re.
snrigerator hrsts. ts947c. seconds. 4tat5c.;
sss P' %S;y'., and n:sIsy western
fair to prime. 500 e4c.; gathered white.''
common to prime. 5oa csc. ! Pacific Coast
S IS Csc: sH oss:r t Mss frsish
gathered whites. As @e4c.; State. Pennsyl.
y We nso and near BY hennery browns. fancy,
g55sdsd' fancy. ss0Ssc.; fair to prime. IS o
FLOUR AND MEAL-spring. patents,
tzS@iA75; spring clears, sS.5o9lo.25,
1880; new Kansas straights, s1O.soB1i.4S
rye hour dull; fair to good, ss9S4O;
S Saoics to fancy, ss;a5SaFS; white corn
white, granulated. ti.s6, Fesd, city, quiet;
S bran, ~, 100 ID; sacks; M' heavy middiins..
western steady; bran, 100 Id. sacks, s4s@
iS il. :.Ss. q, "a $500 90 red d., Sur 10
inai. In 100 Id. sacks
NAVAL. sToREs-spirits turpentine,
m. machine an beIs' fi.ss. Tar. retort and kiln,
sisss: +. sisS5; q. 'si ss.gj; Il t iss5; T. T.
W1SSsS; X sn;uSi N, s22.7S; N. '2s.2ss
port, bbls.. sisi5: bulk. si15o, cases,
:s2sss, Water, white, New York. SSis..
a G5ls bulk ALSO; es;f: $685. Motor
isEc. stesf bsts5. Linseed OIL Ins stTietly
pure. salons Of IN lbs. in bbls., ,a.ss
bag. ss96.25; Jersey, round. Dbl, sSGs;
le5 Id, bag, 80; No 1, $50 Id. bag. $500
Ts s. i Is nj IL H.. SS
:s9S,SS; No. >. Dbl, sac a.5O; No, !. SS S
seatSsin NO Se f. So 'i ,Syso ?' So $751; ST.
ss9I.
PROVISIONS - Pork unsettled; me.,
:5sssss6o family, ,5se5s; short; clear.
s Beef p. sSs si is ezra Iada
J!O lbs. slxc.; pigs, slEe; Bellies dull;
clear. 1920 lbs. soHc. Greases nrm; yell
low. 1l9l4hc.; choice house. 13@131ac.
pisked . hSms dgll 1ssul,T 1917 lS.
middle West. 5000 q $3.50; city lard dull;
quoted, soc: nominal; refined lard barely
steady; quoted. ss.SsiIc stesrine
barely steady; city lard stearine. s79ssc.
Oieo. 2+c.
DhEoSbD NfilNh
Fresh killed, iced. bbis.. Jersey and Long
Island, H., 400 Soc; State and Pennsylva-
mia, SO q 44c.: Virginia, S79 lSc.; Western,
ssaSsc.; Western, dry packed. boxes. $50
4ae. FOwLS-Fresh dry packed. milk fed.
- to box. western, 81 o ale; corn fed, so
64oc.: fresh dry packed and iced. bbls..
Western. 3093sc.; Southwestern, bbls. or
kegs s563sc. OLD COCKS-Western, 20
q Csc. DUcKs-Long Island and Penn
sy h,, spr,nE. SO sSA sd@3. enIIs
iiyoSa GUiNEAs-Psr pair, 50. TUR;
KEYE-Frozen. 1918 pack, Western, small
boxes, S@4sc.; Western, bbls, $50 4Sc;
Texas. 3s o teo. old toms. 43c. BR0ILERs
Milk fed, sac see: corn fed. 3o@s3c.;
friers, milk fed. 364sec,; eorn fed. $50
s7c. ROASTERS-Milk fed, 80 40c. corn
fed. s79sse. FowLs-.Milk fed. 80 q ssc.;
corn fed, 2s6ssc. OLD CoCKs-Western.
ao@2sc.
POULTRY, LIvE-Three cars on track:
receiver. expected 20 unload two. SPRING
CHIcKENs-via freight. sS@4oc,; col
large, via express ssc.: small, s5G37c.
FOwLs-via freight. $40 55c. via express,
sbc. OLD ROOSTERS-Via freight, 22c.;
TURKETs-Hens via freight. SOC: toms.
via freight, Csc DUCKS-Western, freight,
soc; Southern. via freight. CSC. GEESE
Via freight, zoe. P1GEONS-Per pair
freight or express. 4o96oc
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ssss ',sss /, yiaeis.so. REAs-seo,oh. 1915.
iS.Sv Isei,. green, Wisconsin,, ts,soepf;;
III; California. $3.50 q IT'S; Chilean. sYyy
$50 $50 9ss0; black eye. csiiforn,s psss sss::
wssS1's' small Msnohur,an. sS.tSs; large.
BUTTER = Receipts. s.sss p.cs.r,.
Sstsane cry. higher than extras ID. $50
90 nc. extras, 90 score. 5ihc.; irsts' So 10
" score. saw @Btc.: seconds, So to AZ
score, So0b1c; lower grades. Ish a tSxe.
. un.sted; higher than extras, Ss95shc.;
extras. bI@bThc.; nrsts. 54M d beHc.; sec,
ohss ba05tc.: State dairy tubs. nnest.
80 gstei good to prime, bOh q 5Sc. +:
ecommon 10 fair. ts@boc.; renovated, frsts'
Svgele'; lower grades, ts@tsc.; ladies',
current make, hrsts, $50 Zee; seconda
esm wt7c.i lower grades, t6@tec: packing
stock, current make, No. ], I6M 6ltc.: No.
J. sec, lower grades, ts9t6Ac.
CHEEsE--Receipts, 1895 boxes. stats.
whole milk, fresh fats, coiored or whites
10, soh oslo average run. 2eM q 900. !;
ser.r .s d sSsn. d Sm:;
icAs, fresh, $40 s5c. State, skins. speeiais
ZIG zsc;; prime 70 choice, Is o zoe. ; fair to
seod, lt0i!c.; lower grades. 10 1sc.; Can
soisn cheddsrs. In bond. 2s@ 2smc.
COTTONSEED OII-RanRe of nrice..
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WILL SELL BELLPoRr, L. 1. LOTS

A liquidation auction sale of IT'S lots
will be held Mt Bellport. L.. l.,
Saturday, August 80. and on Labor Day,
Monday. September 1, by Bryan L. Ken
nelly. ~ if
The lots to be sold are on the South
Country Road (Merrick Road), How
ellis Point Road, Maple avenue and
adjoining roads. The sale will be held
at p, N. on the premises. As sum-
mer resort Bellport to-day is consid-
cred to be second only to Southampton.
1t is one Of Long Islands most charm
ing towns. located on the Great South
Bay.
The sun., 1919-08-18
Upton LEASES IN HoBoKEN.

Thomas ]. Upton. Inc. OF 149 and
l5l Franklin street have leased throryi,
Harrison r. Colburn OF 81 Liberty. street
the twelve story concrete building known
as Unit d. Hoboken Terminal Building
Fourteenth street, Hoboken
The building adjoins the Twenty-third
street ferry terminal and comprises
$4,000 square feet OF floor space. The
lease is for ten years with option of re-
newal for the same period.
Lipton's will use this building as a
factory for Lipton's teas, coffee, instant
cocoa and Lpton's jelly powders. II is
expected the quarters will be ready for
occupancy by September 1.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
soo.es, 100 lbs. sii.so Manchurisn. 81, 50;
sbo medium. choice. ssi. Lady washing
ssn' California, ISIS; small white. caiifor-
1a, W1S; large white. Idaho. rs: tepary.
a. corsT ssifuka ao, msnssursn ps ;ssS
,,sd kidney. choice, tis, so 01l; red marrow.
nlSo; kintoki. Manehurian. st0B.bo; yell
%s,. eye s,os sSso elssk scy,ls ;SgR ~
petials, 40; ksmamoto, Manehurian, 80;
sseailsro. Chilean. $3.50; bayou. Chilean.
~ assi sranberry. MaBchurian. round,
S.P. N.lE; short, $40 3 9; California. $40
ss'i pink. California. 81 lima. California.
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ELsENoRE APARTMENT SOLD.

The Leberton Corporation has sold
to James w. Rabold, the Elsenore. at
502-504 West l5lst street, six story
elevator apartment house on plot
75x100, accommodating twenty-four
families, who pay yearly rent roll Of
$4,000. The purchaser paid all cash
over a mortgage Of $4,000 running for
Ave years and held by the Seamen's
Savings Bank. The property had been
held AT $i25,000. s. Crager represented
the seller as broker.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEBSTER AVENUE - The Benenson
Realty Company sold TO client OF
!. Gothals 1895 Webster avenue. a
six story new law tenement, 50X100.
MARMION AvENUE-The Stanton I'm
provement Corporation, 7. Podolsky
president bought 1880 and 1894 Mar
mion avenue. two four story apartment
buildings, 67xs5, held at $4,000.
CLINTON PLACE--Wllliam r. Lowe
sold for Charles Wulf the dwelling at
~ Clinton place, 35x100. to Robert
Drew, who will occupy.
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WILL ADD To HOSPITAL.

Beth David Hospital. Lexington ave-
nue. and 11sth street, according to an an
nouncement made by J. Carlinger, ex-
ecutive director, has completed plans
to erect modern seven story building
on the present hospital site. Work will
begin soon. The hospital now acoommo-
dates over nifty beds, The new building
will have room for about $50 patients.
besides increasing the dlspensary tacili-
ties. The Beth David Hospital was
chartered in 1886 and for the last six
years has occupied its present building.
In September a drive for 100000 needed
for the new building Will be begun.
The sun., 1919-08-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BRoApwAY, 50. 9Th noor-Amsriean
Eorsign nanking corpn to Liberty Nsti
l n1nk' iao sway' yrs from Aug !,
Bkb2pwIf,, liss,' sil-tisisss, Huiai SSs
90, Inc. 20 Arrowhead Garage, Inc 4IS2
TITS SSsr 4 T GO. lIs away, ,tli 900
and payid Rotman. 1920 Park AZ. yrs
1ee1 Madison av. ,s2'ais
PARK Az, 1852, stors-Meyer Binmenfeid
70 David Rotmsn. 1890 Park ay, S yrs
1861 Madison av. 100. ...,,,,Si OIO
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SCHULTZ co. LEASES STORE.

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
has leased from the Fort Washington
Circle Realty Holding Corporation the
block front on the west side OF Broad
way between 159th and 160th streets for
the erection of two story store and
office building. This building connects
with the large moving picture theatre
which is being erected in the rear, and
one of the stores will serve rs n lobby
to the theatre.
The sun., 1919-08-18
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

William a. White & Sons leased for
John D. Rockefeller. Jr., a portion OF
one OF the floors In his building at $50
Fifth avenue to the Logan Advertising
Company,
Pease & Gilman leased a store at 800
and 3l1 Fifth avenue to Mrs. Georgine
Averlll OF the Averlll Manufacturing
Company
Rowantree-schley Company leased the
entire seventh floor at sos Fifth avenue
to Lamson 4 Hubbard Company.
The sun., 1919-08-18
NEWARK REALTY ACTIVE,

Except for one large sale In the busl-
ness section activity of Newark real
estate for the past week was centred
In residential property. One apartment
building and four private houses changed
hands.
: The sales department Of Feist q Feist,
Inc, sold the property at 728 Broad
street. the corner of Broad street and
Centre Market place. for the American
Holding Company to the United Cigar
Stores Company of America. This cor
ner is one of the most prominent busl-
ness centres In Newark and negotiations
for its sale to the purchaser have been
under way for several years.
Plans are being drawn for q twelve
story building to replace the store which
is now there. The property has a 'front.'
age on Broad street OF about rs feet,
With depth of 125 feet on Centre Mar
ket place and 20 feet across the rear.
As part of the purchase price the
United Cigar Stores Company conveyed
a four story brick building on a plot 20
x110 at 451 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Feist & Feist, Inc. sold for the Union
Building Company to Bella Chausnler
the three story apartment and store
building. on a plot 100x75. on the south
west corner Of Fairmont ana Central
eFNhhc5s AhC outpH ipuiiultb *AoII1phny
was represented In the sale by Morris
Rachlin. president.
Louis schlesinser. Inc. sold for Mrs.
Bertha Ward to Mrs. Margaret Nolan
the three story house at Ga Milford ave-
nue.; for B. j. Quinn to Harry Golfer
the three story house at $40 High street,
and for Mrs. J. Walter to Mrs. Lille
B. Lawrence the house at 81 Grant
street. Feist q Feist, Inc, sold for A.
A. Drew to Mrs. Frances v. Gordon the
house at $50 Parker street, on plot
56x100. SD .'f''
Feist a Feist. INC. leased space In the
Crane factory building at oliver and
McWhorter streets to the Marne Hat
Manufacturing Company. Inc. Max Bill
wise president, and to Dallas r. Green,
manufacturer of optical goods. This
completes the lease OF the building.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, leased the two
story building at 80 West Kinney street
to Albert ]. Saunders and @. Lee Stout,
Jr., Eastern representatives OF the 8. &
s. shock absorbers.
The sun., 1919-08-18
LEASES 100 WEST 4oTH ST.

The Valdez Realty Construction Cor
poration has leased to a prominent out.
of-town restaurant concern the stores
on the grade floor in 104 and 106 West
Fortieth street, adjoining the World
Tower building, at an aggregate rental
Of $125,000. Extensive alterations will
be made at an expenditure of over $40.-
900. Barrett II. Smith and J. Arthur
Fischer were the brokers. ~.
The sun., 1919-08-18
Will SELL cEpARHURsr HOME,

An attractive dwelling at Cedarhurst,
L. l.. will be sold at auction by Bryan
L. Kennedy on Tuesday. August rs,
in the Real Estate Exchange Sales
room, IA Vesey street. The property
comprises one and quarters acres,
and is located on Ocean avenue and
Hollywood crossing.
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street, a three story dwelling. to Mrs.
Marie Smith. .r...
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
sub-leased q furnished apartment In lis
East Fifty-sixth street 10 Stoddard Han
cock furnished apartments in 257 West
Eighty-sixth street to Miss Helen j.
French and Capt. Carl Helm, and In 112
West Forty-seventh street to Albert T.
Reid
The sun., 1919-08-18
! sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

BAKER. FRANCES En- pursuance of
an order of Honorable JOHN p: COHALAfSi
a Surrogate OF the County of New York
NOTICE is hereby, given to ali peraons
having claims against FRANCES FL
deceased. to present the same with youoh..
ers thereof to the subscribers at their,.
Of their attorneys. Peck a Hancock, Nan
&c Liberty Street, in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF Now York., on or before tha
2&th day of September next. Dated News
York. the 18th day OF March, 1918. FRAN
CEs LAKE TEACHER. FRANCIS g.
PHRANER, Executors, PECK & HAM
COCK. Attorneys for Executors rs Liberty
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MECHANICs' LIENS.

18TH ST, 80 E-Michael Fisher agt Title
Silyerman. owner and contr. $3.50
PARKER ST. lso5-sirnon Klein art Joe
Milano, owner and contr tiO795
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown. .

BROADWAY. s. ss.s 8 Canal st, 2elx--
-Four Fourteen Bway Corp to Sea-
men mems ~ Bank for, for SAYING q Val st.
SSH fiF sT sos VA Sta a w. ai xioo.s@RiS.
rita F II Reed to n Mutual Benevolent
Society: sol s7th st; due as per bond ;
,l aiy ST 60 unv swsy p siGS
9is-Mauport Realty Corp to Metro
politan Life ms Co. due Aug /. 1912
So; attys, Butcher, F, 1 Madison
SANE PRoPBRTY-same to samuel samuel
Bergman, ll45 President st, Bklyn,
pr mtg $4,000 yrs Sc atty HeTmsn
East side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourtee Mt n
and 10Th streets.}
MADISON Ay. VS.. 1875 n seth st, 2sx7O
MAX Williams to U 5 Saws Bank, Gee
Madison ay 5 yrs, 6h%; attys, Mer;
SAME ri pSoPSh RSS sssg 10 H.a $4,000
TaImadgs, PLANNED, N j. pr mtg
;so'OcS, . yrs. SIS atty. G a T. GO;
sOTH 81 s. 200 W sd ev. ;li1SOV
Fesr.y. Garden City, 7. I. pr mtg ,lo,-
900, yrs. Sc; atty. T a T Co. l7s
ssTH ST. a. iS5 away, ss.sx ir it'SOV
Morris Borsodi to Nativel Corp, lis
Bway, pr mtg 5000, yrs, &C. atty
/ T * T Co, 100 Bway. ......,.. $40. 900
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets,l
Elsie B smith to Thaiia W Miiett
ct al, exrs. Brookville. /. s yrs. 6ii e. T,
atty, Co. 1875 Bway. .&?i, 500
S4 mtg ,i.SSo. yrs * atty 70 same ss 5000
INST ST. .. sis W Columbus sv. iiS
The sun., 1919-08-18
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Apartment House at 81 East
117th st. Changes Hands
New Owners to Remodel.

Manheimer Brothers, Inc, sold the
hve story apartment, covering q plot
is2.6x1oo.11, at 81 East 117th street to a
client for Mary Louise Wright Of Flor
ence, italy. The seller was represented
by her attorney, Stephen p. Nash, OF the
hrm Of Taylor. jackson. Brophy a. Nash.
The new owners will remodel the
building. making II an up to date apart
ment, They have appointed Manheimer
Brothers. Inc. agents OF the building.
The sun., 1919-08-18
LIS PENDENs.

KINGsBRIpoE TERRACE. solo--N z TT
.ef mtgli attys. Taylor. Humss 4 Rssss.
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AH TSe scGssteP Br sSi s. CO 9O 70
DoWng t aod5 Anthony iTn av "S exr sn ana rus
tees Ellen \ CorSoran, Apr 3. 1916; skya,
atty, Harry Bowman, OF Hamilton
EARN ST, i45 ww.-Mcriit Realty Co to o'i RS
chel Levy. 1Gl w seth ST. Mch I. 1910:
atty Marcus a sherman, 1872 N5sss
WATER ST IG--Henry j Cannamann 81 49,
to Chas Bull, eXr OF Adelaide r Hafris,.o
July |, 1912; atty, Lawyers Title edSi
45TH ST, 2$5 W-Franceine NJ Feriso ,.e..
Franklin Saw Bank, Meh I, 1902; sttSs,-'
Do .G,I La -, Mare & ~ 40 Nassau st. .;2g 300.
l4 Sd4p s 80 p 19s15 @
l5oTH ST. n W. c sth av, 112.Gx0e 1l-AsE....
Jan 49, 1914; atty, Title Guar CO, FI6Os,
BRooME sT, 5s;ai.E;dwaarrdi Kelly it 10 IL
Trinity Reformed church OF brooklyn.
Ny. Jan IS, 1913; atty Title Guar car'
12!DS ST. E" i27 E.vinccnaq ara5ba s'
4a5th St, June y, 1919; atty Hu%ssnnse
9TH ST n ;, 50, " isl av. ao,,ixi4s.oHsiss-
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atty, VIM Miller, sS7 Manhattan ana,
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147TH ST, $. 900 W Amsterdam av, 56<"
99ll-Patrick Ganney 10 HamiltQp
Bank OF Y"Cty. Nov - 1901; AttH
Fredk A Southworth 40 Cedar st. SIC, 900
l03D ST, l47 E-Salvatore Fiscella. 1896
Lexington av, to Bernard Sacks 14fNEN
l03d st, Apr 20, 1912 atty, Chas Novelio.
slsT ST W cor Amsterdam av, looxlSSD
Ellen Neaman TO Charlotte Doelger, 200
w 72d st, Feb Is, 1904; John e Hoent'
ningor Beekman st,...........3s $40, eoe%
AMSTERDAM Az, W $, 27,ll 16ttb stn
.2i1lXl0O-Lily Herb and Emma Has
singer to Charlotte Doelger. 200 w 7.d
ST, nov 5. 1900; atty John HoennineetcT
Bettman 81 ...,....... SS0.o0o-
?GTH ST. 2oS WIN Janson Of BklYpr
10 Louis Ottenh elmer, 1915 Gates eyN
Bklyn, Nov 80, 1915; atty II Latherjh
Gao Fulton St. Bklyn ;.,...,::. s9,5no
Joseph Haberman to Miriam 5 Price,
Oct 16, 1883; atty II Lewinson l19 Nhs,c
nth Az, Q $. al list st, 87xsG tt
Philippine EiGser to The Mutual Nis1
Lewlnson, 1l9 Nassau st.......... $40 book
The sun., 1919-08-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

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stein, 100 Bway ................... =
The sun., 1919-08-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES. a,
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. siO-The County.
Trust co to kenneth r Marvin. 2lb"
Nyack ay. Pelham Heights; atty. Jacob
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-23
DAN SULLIVAN
 KILLED

Dan Sullivan, one of the best known men in the employ of the Alaskan En- gineering Commission, Seward Divis- ion, was run over and killed this af- ternoon at Mile 52.
 Dan Sullivan was railroad build- CT from the ground up, master at his business. With only one arm, the other having been lost in an accident, Sullivan could do more than many persons with both arms.
 Sullivan was well liked by .sti, a cheerful disposition, he always had a good word for everybody. He was be. tween 35 and 40 years of age and had been on the Seward division for years.
 No particulars of the accident had been received at press time.
 Conductor Maitland was injured 'n the same accident according to re- ports.