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New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
State Is Aroused
10 Seriousness
OF Tax Situation
Many Mayors Discuss With
lax Experts Ways and
Means of Meeting Grow
ing Financial Deficiencies

Inc seriousness of the financial sit
uation in this state is indicated bv the
increasing activities of state and citv
officials and real estate interests in the
held Of taxation. Conferences are
being held In every part of the state
for the purpose of finding new sources
Of revenue or relieving real estate OF
some OF the burden which it has been
carry lng for many years.
1t IS understood that direct tax of
Sll,000,O00 viii be fixed by the state
unless new revenues are found to meet
deficiencies due to the loss of the
liquor tax and the increased cost Of
government It is also understood to
be the condition that additional income
to the amount OF S25.000000 will have
to be found by the cities and towns
outside OF the City of New York dur
ing the next Year
The outlook has had the effect %
uniting interests with one purpose in
view, new revenues, and cities and
towns and the state government are
going to find them
Real estate. on the other hand. is
prepared to fight additional taxation.
and officials seem to Justify the stand
OF property owners that real property
is doing more than its share in main
tanning the state and the cities of the
state.
general state committee under the
auspices of the State Conference of
Mayors was formed last week for the
purpose of solving the tax problem.
Ihe committee is composed of Mayor
William j. Wallin. Yonkers chairman:
Mayor Mark I. Koon, Auburn; CITY
Treasurer Joseph C. Wilson, Roches-
ter; Commissioner of Finance Charles
Nj. Heald Buffalo; Chairman Henry NJ.
Sage, Senate Finance Committees:
Chairman Frederick NJ Davenport. Sen
ate Committee on Taxation; Chairman
Henry f: Machold, Assembly Commit
tee on Ways and Means; Chairman
Franklin ". Judson, Assembly Com
mlttec on Taxation; Deputy State Con
toller J. r. Wendell. Chief Mark
Graves, Bureau Of Municipal Finance;
state Tax Commissioner John j. Mer-
~ rlll' corporation taxation; Leo Day
ooaWorth, representing the real cs-
tate interests in New York; Charles J.
ROBIN. secretary of State Tax Associa-
ton; Frank j Zollcr. representing
manufacturing and mercantile inter-
ests; Robert B. Mcintyre. New York
Clty Department of Finance; Martin j.
SaXe, former president of State Tax
Department. and William p. Capes. sec
retary Of the State Conference of May
ors and secretary of the committee.
The general condition of state and
local finances and the possibilities and
limitations of the present tax law were
discussed in detail. There was con-
sensus of opinion that constructive
egISlatlon should be sought at once.
.A1nother meeting of the committee
wili WI be held carly next month, and in
,he meantime more information viii
be collected and definite programme
OF legislation outlined by a sub-com-
mlttec composed, of Mcssrs. Wilson.
sage; " oodworth. Zollcr, Koon, Merrill
and Tobin. -.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Recorded MORTGAGES
East Side

East Side
1sP e. SA Irrd% ,a' i liyss 3; ts11 1a Ian
Co.. 2oi tth aY Yrs: IS. e. a,,2 Villa ,s- ios[
* Trust Go. l76 Bw ST. 600
West Side
~ Jan ~ Maes Realty torpn to on JACOB Rosen SS
i,i 2"rt 'ntse' $lSo'5oo attys. Marks K VI 81 ark
l@oTH ST 2ss " a5,aa ii prior n,,o. ,,S \ y, .ygo
LOUIS louis = & J9sephine Saiiansels Celia Sc,les
MGR l''b Weeks av. Bronx. instals 250 semi
T45h@an q az ''fd ds,G lG'sov0 atty chg y 90 "a
lS'r' IS Sr ~ 241-4s ae loHea H. prior lntsc Jan
yrs c; pr mtgc stated in this MIA 81, M
$4,000. in the decd Il is stated as g 900 attv
9Th Az 375 3oth ST. is.$y7o nror ~ ra,,,e 900
nolds. at Poughquag Dufcis7ss Co. = y G IA anV KEY
Yrs ~ D e; ATTY Title Guar & Trust Go. i7S
1slsr ST 79S & 736 ". hcrcrbcforo de.'',ioo9 .oog
'oTDn. 40 Hway. due Aug 1923 & n ''u%i ur,o ~
miso sls3 900 -i'}, Ffedk Isc Is Nassau ST.. st
1SsT ST rs w ooz29 ssloo exlsa7 prior SS4 n'g qgo
Jan "a Males Realty co4pn TO Jas 4 'rroT'-
prior mtse Sl22 800 alty \ Titc & NJ Co D lsj g.
lssT ST 7sd W ioovao 600 s,5o prior SSp,gO ~, o.,
IAN "A same 10 same. due Jan t. 1914 d -.
prior lnisc SlS''' 900 atty same. ....... $50 500
Bronx
AEpsS soaSe 81 vt9e aea 81 "a v.a Sl9o s Abr wof
prior mtsc Ss 500 Jan ' 29 ''' sr. "S b[ooslya btg &
:, @tiy az Levine 20 = ga st .' SEQ 600
MNF9hR MafI ntl, ri, trd tsS Fcrrco BalFun to Bro"S
Gut,,, que as s ger @ bond atty Bronx National 1tv
Sd ~ nv e. ION st. 81 iose5 7xSa O. Isc,r iHq9 400
n9rnn to ana MaATeli Henry, l4ol Park ay prior
McaarT" 'TS S5HUU0 g" g. Is = wam y's per cent y
lf2Tl tT, s. 24s Courilaudt av 261 fqygo irIeg
TTr%on a+soTS'a az N2sns 9 & t9 EdSar d Kirby 69 West
per cent; atty. 7 & r co. l76 Bway. 81 800
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
News and Views of the Real Estate Market
Date Set for Hearing ON
Real Estate Legislation
Real Estate Board Urges Many
TO Go to Albany to Back Tax
Limit Measure

At meeting of the joint sub-,om-
mittee on legislation and taxation and
real estate laws Of the Real Estate
Board of New York held last Wednes-
day, it was announced that hearing
on the bill fixing tax Of 2 per cent
on realty and one-fourth of 1 per cent
on personally would be held at Albany
on Wednesday, February 5. AS large a
delegation as possible will be asked to
attend this hearing, so that the legisla-
tors may know the vast Importance Of
having this bill become law.
Arrangements are now being made
70 get in touch with every taxpayers
organization in the city, urging the i'm
portance Of having members attend
this hearing and also to get in touch
with their local Senator and Assembly,
man and urge them to support the bill
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
More Small Flats
Planned for West Side
A. Z. ". kinnan Leases His
Dwelling to Syndicate. Which
VIII Alter 1t

The former home of A. p. W. Kin
nan, president Of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank, at 429 West End Avenue,
southwest corner Of Eghty-frst Street,
has been taken under lease by syndi-
cate headed by A. & L. Pincus for a
term of ten years on a net rental basis.
The leasing syndicate will spend
100000 altering the house. which is
five stories, into apartments.
Newark Dwelling Buyer
Louis Schlesinger has sold for Mrs
S. De Pue the brick dwelling at 80
Grant Street, corner Spring Street,
Newark, n. j., to Charles Julian, who
will occupy it.
Business Space Rented
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
fifth Street to the Leading Shirt Waist
Company; a floor in 1T Spring Street
to I. c. Dowd & Co. Inc, and a floor
at 11S Prince Street to Solomon G..
Proops.
The Wood-Dolson Company has
leased to the Kops Millinery Company
store at 1889 Broadway; to the Girls
tede Brothers. store at 2547 Broadway;
to Domingo F. Evia, store at 2l53
broadway.
City Dwellings, Leased
Slawson & Hobbs have rented for
the New York Savings Bank the dwell
ing at go West Seventy second Street
to Mrs. f. Hill, also 319 West Seventy
eighth Street for w. +. D. Stokes to
John f. Mcdonald.
Egbert Mills has leased the residence
at 259 Edgecombc Avenue 20 Alex
J Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
One of City's Finest
Suites for John n. WiIIys
Nathan Apartment at $40 Fifth
Avenue Leased for Long Pc
riod by Automobile Man

John n. WHY'S, president of the
WHY'S Overland Company, leased the
large duplex apartment of Alfred Ma
than, president of the Nathan Manu-
featuring Company. at 800 Fifth Ave
nve. corner of Sixty third Street, con-
sisting of % rooms and baths, for a
long term Of years. This apartment,
which perhaps has no equal in this
city, was taken before it was complete
~ finished and designed especially for
Mr.. Nathan. The interior decorations
and furnishings were done by Alavoinc
d Co, and Charles of London Mr.
Willys Will have as ncighbors in this
building Major August Belmont. c. k
g. Billings. Harold |. Pratt, Mrs L. v
Harkness and d. Crawford Clark.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. negotiated
the lease.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
'uI,lic Missing
4 inc Chance
To Make N0nev
.. '. E.skcEI Deprecates IN
activity While Operators
Grasp Opportunities

Douglas Eskell Of Joseph P Days
Office. said yesterday that this is the
time cor investors to come into the
market Il have been asked time after
me, How is the market -" Mr. Es-
sea said "and my answer has been,
ihc realty market is all right
some real estate men have been
writing i'm the newspapers that the
boom is here. These men are wrong
Ire talent knows it. The talent is
auying real estate to-day in antcipa-
on of reseling at profit 10 the
General public, the investing public.
arge and small Some time ago it was
racticaiiy impossible TO realize on
reai estate; to-day you can sell prac-
tlcally anything provided you can de
liVer 1T low enough, in other words.
1ere IS market to-day for bargains.
aud these bargains are all being
bought by professional operators all
oTtr the city with the view Of reselling
n most instances at profits.
Now is the time for the genuine
i1Vestor 10 get into the market and
'ck up some of the bargains. This
class of buyer is timid and usually
holds back until q boom is right on,
rem he has to pay tip-top prices.
The operator is not touching anything
,o-day except that which is well be-
ow its true market value, whereas a
private buyer could easily pick up
some of these bargains direct from the
states and individuals who are com
pclled or willing to sell instead of
@aiting until the professional operator
has gathered up all these things and
then pay him large profit.
My advice to the investor is to get
INTO the market now while the going
$ good. See your own broker or some
rcal estate firm in whom you have
confidence and act on their advice.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
lakes Several Bronx Flats

E1dolph Schneider has purchased for
10000, from Andrew p. Traber the
Niot. 16Nl 5O.5X92N150. en- the west side
'i Prospect Avenue, 1876 feet north Of
'Nist street; also the plot 66xl0O on
hc west side Of Prospect Avenue. 264
eet north of lS1st Street; the plot
90. on the west side of Prospect
Avenue. los feet north Of lSlst Street.
HFd the strip. S.9N2JS.11. on the east
1de Of Clinton Avenue, 70.4 feet gouth
ri lS9th Street. The combined proper
es are taken subject 70 mortgage of
eG9,OoO
William son and Bryan have sold for
NJ Mac the two two-familv houses
s' SS3 and SS7 Faile Street, each on a
iot 25xlo0.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Jo-
@eph Lapini. 2052 Ryer Avenue, two
org brick dwelling, on a lot 16.Sx9S.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NirED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY.

UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
No. Rector Street. New York
January 2lst, 1919
Pursuant to = resolution of the Board
Oh Oh Directors of the United States Express
company, notice is hereby given thai
sixth and partial distribution of tic assets .
or TINS Company. amounting to Sl25 per
snare VIII be made February 2Ist 1919.
- the shareholders Of record as of the 1st
Gay cay, Of February 1919. Checks viii be
Transfer books of the Company viii
clnse at II O'Clock noon February lst
l'l9' and reopen February 24th. 1919
JAMES w. SMITH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Ridgewood Corner in Deal
Brown Now Turns to
Weeks Avenue Flats

-, fcder'ck Brown has purchased from
dorfis Polsky the four five story apart
mont houses at 1854 to l77G Weeks
Afenoe' On Il plot 200x95. The houses
comprise ghty suises. vicldine a
yearly rental of about s35 600 The
property, which is located one block
rom the Grand Concourse, has been
held at $780, 0oo The sale. which js
reported 70 he a cash transaction. was
negotiated By Leitner, Brener & Starr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

BURNETT. HENRY LIN PURSUANCE
of an order Of Honorable John p. Co.
halan, Surrogate Of the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against Henry /. Bur
nett. late Of the County Of New York de-
ceased, to present the same with vouc hers
thereof to the subscriber, at her place of
transactjng business, Room 219, No. So
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan, in the
city of New York. on OF before the eth
day of May next.
Dated, New York. the 18th day OF No
Nelnber, 1918
AGNES 3 t. BURNETT.
Administrative. c t. a.
JONES & CARLETON, Attorneys for
Adminisiratrlx. c. t. a, 50 Wall Street.
New York
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Educaiionai Work
Suffered from " ar

Contracts for 500 public school
houses, totaling some s8O,OO0,OO0, have
been held up as a result Of The war
according to partial tabulation of con
ditions throughout the United States,
made by the statistical section of the
Division of Public Works and Goa
struction Development, United States
Department OF Labor. 1t is estimated
that the completed tabuation will show
that school projects held in allegiance
aggregate more than 100000, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

l3Tii ST. s. 200 9th av 251lOoll. Jesse &
sadie Roscnthal 70 Lincoln Trust Co. 204 5th
az trustee viii Frcdk { Goddard. atty Mid
i@Ss n'Ss'0oN bor''nd' 80 Cedar ST. J.y Wy odo T.
aiTH sT. 10 +: Isdor & Rachel Neubcrgcr TO
$50 Bway. Jan 8. 1894 4............ sl9 600
.oTH ST Sc 8. IS s199.ll. lot 43 map Clerncrlt c
Moore Of Greenwich City Of New York; Emma
wifo OF and Chss + Southard to S Louise
Disossay, OF Great Neck. l. |: atty lily Nfcr-
lei 2iu " 23d 81: March -. 1879 ....., S. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Benenson Co. Buving i'm Bronx

X. H. Scobie has sold to the Beren-
son Realty Company for a client the
northeast conner of Alexander Avenue
and both Street, a three-story house
with a large garage in the rear, on a
lot 2oxlo6; also the four story eight
family house with two stores at 4lS
Brook Avenue, on a lot 25x10O
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
IN IrRs1rANCE OF AN opnnn q

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Estelle 7. Payne. late of the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same With vouchers thereof to the
subscriber at his place of transactinG bust
ness, No l65 Broadway. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. in the City Of New YORK On
or before the LIST day OF August next
uary, 1919. ~
GEORGE c. FRANcIscus.
.,,,-,,r., Administrators
ifi0MFSoN x Ful.LER Attorneys for
York. ~"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Buying and Renting
at BrOn nxvill le

Burke Stone of Bronxville has sold
for Henry Lemmermann his property
on Ellison Avenue; for George Ran
zow property on Mllburn Street,
Bronxville. to Frederick Steinmann,
and rented for DR.. G. H. Franzius his
house furnished to NJ. Francescius of
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN opDrp ON
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surroeata
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE is is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Grace Howe Mcclure, late of tho
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same With vouchers thereof to the sub.
Scr,oer at his place Of transacting bust
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York. On
or pe1ore the 20th day OF July next. va
uary 1919. " Jan
WILLIAM c. MCCLURE.
-t4,.,r,, .>. Administrators
"a, 20 Wall street. Manhattan, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ERVApNNN lGlf 1920. and 9Th av AS 541
s.l 'Rarncy lNta'o Co to the 1920 Broadway
NoTn. % Il i2d st; 70 Yrs from complction ,r
Theatre bldg % " renew. taxes. etc at / 2ofh
o amount Of const and equipment Of building
I.ns int Al . per cent and then S37 500 to s4i
oVp per annum, attys. Cravath & Henderson ~
William st. -
SAME property. all: tho 1920 Broadway cornn
to the Riddc RltJ Corpn so u 42d st. 20 yrs
from completion Of bldg 90 yrs rcn: st,ys
s"''o Sl00. 900
FOX ST. ea5 1901. al ,-nee,,a Rl,v ~ -
Louisa Wicnecke. 1910 iYrany st, and ano, 20
yrs from Jan /. 1919 atty, Isdore Wtiind 900
!. ...D.A
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST 14e 2: Louis Fishman nst Geo C
Carey. owner. Clark a. Applcbaum and + Io
Fcyre contractors trencwal. ..... D..........sl75
a6iH ST. ll3 T.; North Side Lumber Co. Inc
aN Calvin Realty Corp. owner. II & Con-
tracing 60. contractor .............. $40, X
2srH ST. 81 T.. North Side Lumber Co. Inc. agt
Jonathan Petris Estate Corp owner. II & 4
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Aal' SEWER, SOUTH CAROLINA TO pr
~ zsi ~ aoa fer Industrial development Two
,.,s i-,',,.ss ana under option. approximately
''f ''4'.l.ga frame structures, on main H.
I''.-fe hs,i%sy Centre Of cotton mil diIr,ct
'HsN' "a-Hf ard sfNsfs complete Ad,nt,srls -
fsfpn5 for Industrial Development An,laHe op-
---!--lnx Qnare,iaasier. Csanp E.riec Z Non-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW fokk
TRUSTEES SAILS s ARLINGTON
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that hy an
signed Trustee under thc provisions o,
Section 42S2. 1854 and Ass ~ the [. :
Il. s. wiil sell at public auction en-
Wednesday. February 3. 1Hif - = N-
o clock. the S. :. arlington. her tach.t'
apparel. furniture etc. sale 20 take place
on board said :. s. arlington" where shs
now lies on the shores uf Gree nwooi Lax;
New York, where she can DE seen anu
inspected
Dated, January 25th 1879
EDWARD l. OWEN. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

BROADWAY. 1881. Iced Inc agt Samuel Il
Jaeobs M et al Aug u. l9l7 tcanccllcdj 81 900
sSIH sT. l36 " Stark q Co agt julius Roscrl-
stein g a. Dec 49, 1913. s.....-".....'4 sioI *
btoADWAY. 32l0: Isaac MIddlemsn sgt I.ichard
nenrllnrz et al. Dec ~. inls .... SJti
DHoADWAY, 300 Isaac Mls,demnn axt Richard
Hennauc@ ct al Doc q. 5sls. ,,..'....' sol
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no respcnsi-
Dirty for the accuracy authenticity of curb
ma0ket quotations. Transactions and prices
or the week ended January % were reported
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

STERLING. JOHN WIN pursuance. =, M
order Of the Hon. John p. Cohaan, q Sur
rrogate of the County OF New York. notice
Is hereby given to ali persons having claims
against John w Sterling, late of the County
of New York, deceased. to present the same
with the vouchers thereof. 70 the subscrib-
ers, at their place Of transacting business
at the office of their attorneys, Messrs
Shearman & Sterling, 55 Wall Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City of New York on
before April 70. 1919.
Dated. New York, October 4, 1918.
JAMES o. BLOSS,
GEORGE II. CHURCH,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Executors.
SHEARMAN & STERLING,
Attorneys for Executors.
65 Wall Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Bonds

Sales C0Oo omittcdl High Low. Last chgc
$50 tAr&T ly 6s wi. 99Ia 90 99l4-f %
"Am 1ob Is 90 1903 1903 1903 Il
l65 ~do Is 1928. io57s 1O3I4 1O37a 1a
233 @Anaconda 6s wi 977s 973a 97la- 80
II 'BthS 10 32 wi.1Ot 1902 1Ot "
3 *do 7es '25 wi.1o1I4 Iof14 1otl4 -
l66 "Can Govt -5s... e85a 98as 992a + Is
1913 *C&NW d 81 wi. 997s 99aA 995s
so NCit S d is wi. t24 123 124 4
l6 SEED Fm In 5s 1857, tO3I4 1o3H4 IA
10 GE 6f1 2y n '20.1oozs 1ooIa 1oo5a IS
"do Sc 1y $4,000 1902 1907
1919 'Int r r Is wi. oO34 IS 80 - ~,
" G Ter 6s '23. 1OOIa 10OIs 1OOEs- "a
90 sLac Gas Is wi. 10OIs 100 100
124 "Lig & NJ 6s '21.1OOIs 9934 1OONa4- "a
ll6 'NY'Tel d IS wi. 1905 9934 100 - 1Is
125 "Russ Gov l4s. so SAG 59H 5I4
525 Tdo 6l2s go. 81 57I2 81 = s
Is *Sncl Gulf 6s. IS SO 83
Al sStPUD 5 ias wi SO 987a 90
376 *W&Co cv 6s wi e31a e2ls 90
unlisted. fScI cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Bronx
TO Alter 5lst Street Factory

lsT AT. s43 to s55 ". 5ed AZ sas 70 a,..
ostory factory. est Of u : Brown. l4l ~ s5u
~. owner Ross T. Mcneil. 30 Il 4ad 81 nrch,s'
'''' '''''..,..,., $40. 0U0
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Dwelling Transactions
Feature of BROOKLYN Market


NC Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold the four-story business property at
- Grant Square, Bedford Avenue and
f"rgen Street, for the Chester Drug
company, to a client for investment.
+. j Sforza has sold for Caleah
Realty Company the three-story apart
mont house with stores on lot 20xs3,
the northeast corner of Tenth Ave
noc and Fifty-eighth Street.
charles $. Rcckcrson has sold POP
rishth Avenue, between First and Sec
ond streets, three and half story
dWeIllug, Tor Mrs. Frances A. Hall to a
cent for occupancy.
ihe Alco Building Company has sold
iHe two somi- detached one-family
dwellings, al 2o27 and 2029 Sixty-sixth
street, in the Mapleton Park section.
10 John and Hugo Clement respective-
y fnr thclr nccunancr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
New Manhattan Garage

,oTH ST. iso 70 is4 ", for a 1..,o,y aax.
1905 BARKER ib w l50,h Sst. owner so.,' agi
fasreid st@ckIer. ~ Union square. arch,n
~ .''s'..' ..'....,....,-., 32o 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Assignment of Mortgages
Manhattan

a
WEST END Av. ,Co: mige $4,000. Ams av r.
e l1sth St mtge $4,000. SD st. 237 r. mtre
S2S, 900; @Id ST II 2lS Park ay mtre sis 5nn =
,v'I y, , st. - 235 " SIN ay: mtse $40 900 Frank
liamer and ano Wm f Buckley to Marv
l,r Buckley n III Montague st hklyn and ''' ano
,,,i rren,ico T and +. 81 Bway ; assns each
tkVNT ST l26. mtgc SIG 900 2Sih 81 433 II.
tntse 81 800: Title x Nftge Co io t'inronc,,
J.. and hdw NJ Miller 536 10Th st. Bllym, nd
, . ores ores "a Bway, ..-.. So7 ,oo
l3lST ST. 25o W: mtse 81 500 Wm A Siricfl,.
eSls' 70 W Strickland, at Clinton Conn sftr
c.,, Jno NJ Rider. a Cedar st s3g S7
olii AN 81 Manhattan Life Ins Co to Div nocl
Ss7 Iai fank - 3il Bowery; atty. Frank N nchsnor'
18TH ST $40 w mtge $40. .ooo Life ins ~: Oo9 3,
@ lrust 90. lndiyd and trustee to Carrie Dud
geon. Opper Monclair. J; attys, lAnmet &
5Sp ST 2S7 l.: mee s2s 600 Lawyers NIicc ~ :,
TO a', ohas X. BueEley ll2 Montague st. Bklyn and
- - hN@5 .'''..... ........... SIS 900
Bronx
NlLSoN ,dGa ,AS. Ax l972 Loretta ] Mcndel. car to
SANE q'i' rRop 'e sons n"qy; l mtge $ls 900
SHMh AZ tEor same to Loretta J Mendcl. I24 "
VAN s. atty. same; mge. ....... s-,o
SANE fROi same TO same: atty same; mfge 500
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Consolidated EXCHANGE

UNIT Of trade on this exchange, 10 sharesI
Following table gives total transactions for
the week ended January 25, with the high.
low and closing prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
wKsTCHEsrEa COUNTY

chtlf oRstA BUNGALOW AT LAKE mAuoe.c
si"p ,,ps snae fireplace. very cosysnisntiy
~ -, r,.N ~, teftasnfnt "ster rights: s3f;o or
WI ssh infpined e5.sjo. lsxks Nahopsc iorn,ys
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
Bronx
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property in Greene COUNTY. n Y Sarah NJ chan. a'r.
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-27
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

FRENCH. FRANCES AN PURSUANCE
halan Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK. NOTICE 10 hereby given to ali per
sons having claims against Frances A
rIthch' iate OF the County OF New York
deceased, to present the same with youch.
ers thereof TO the subscriber at her pIsrs
or uahsacting business, office OF Harry 4,
Harper, Attorney FOR Administratrix No
~ Market Street. In the city OF Pourh
keepsie' Y, before tho nth day OF
March ncNt. ' VA
Dated; PouS hkecpsic. New York. the 18Th
aay OF September, 1918 ~
MABELLE II. FRENCH.
Administratrix.