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Scarsdale Estates sold plot on Park
way drive in the Greenacre section OF
Scarsdale. N. Y, to e. v. Reynolds.
Kenneth Ives Company resold for Fred
II. Cowles to NJ. F. Chase Of st. Louis
the Arson Flower Robinson property at
Ardsley Park. Ardsley-on- Hudson. with
q Colonial residence, which Mr.. Cowles
recently purchased through the same
brokers'
The Robert f. Farley Organization
sold for the Philips Manor Company a
house in Philips manor, North larry
town. n. Y, to Mrs. Marguerite Carey.
The Lloyd Winthrop Company, Inc,
sold for the Cosul Realty Company the
three story stucco dwelling on a plot.
40xl00, at "a Oakdean terrace, Edge
water. n. j., to A. Marie Lyon.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, leased the fur
nished residence of George T. johnson
on Fairview avenue. Tarrytown, to Dan
tel A. Carmichael of New York.
A twenty acre estate. situated on Cali
fornta avenue. Mount Vernon, and known
as the Rammie Farm, has been sold by
the Corn Exchange Bank through the
real estate office OF l. G. Wolf to a
prominent Manhattan purchaser, the
client OF II. b. Davis, attorney. The
new purchaser intends to erect a home
on the property for his own occupancy
and a larger part OF the property will be
offered for sale to a prospective pur-
chaser. This property was held at
$4,000
NJ Morgenthau Jr. Company leased
the three story brick factory building at
l-lS9, Malvern street, Newark. y. J., for a
| term OF years to Philip A. Singer & Bro.
who will occupy the entire premises for
their fur cleaning and dressing business.
| Philip A. Singer & Bro, have an option
J to purchase the premises and intend to
make II the permanent home of their
| business. Feist & Feist represented the
tenant as brokers'
Oliver Chichester sold the Dutch Co
lonial house 81 Kensington road. Garden
| City. L. l., to Kate G. Wanrig: also
| house on Brixton road to A. Earnshaw.
George G. Renneker OF Chicago sold
| through William H. Hintelmann his sum-
mer residence at Fair Haven. n. j., to
John p. Smythe OF Brooklyn The prop
erty Is situated on the south shore of the
| North Shrewsbury River and contains
fourteen acres and is highly developed.
There Is a large residence.
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REsfDENTIAL LEASES,

Pease & Gilman leased to Frederick
Bellamy the four story and basement
twenty-one foot dwelling at So Riverside
drive between Seventy-eighth and Sew.
enty-ninth streets They also s,ib-ieased
for Mrs Bache NICE Enmet her apart
ment in 535 Park avenue to John c.
Livingston; an apartment in las East
Thirty-fifth street to Lorenzo Sample In
135 West Fifty eighth street for the
Jobba Realty Company TO Daniel H.
Burnham; in SO West Flfty-seventh
street, furnished, to Maurice F. Revens
in 400 Riverside Drive. furnished, to w.
!. de Troubinkoy; in 3i4 West Seventy
second street to Lawrence Tompkins
and in al West Ninety-second street to
James b Little.
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TRANsPAClFIC MAILS

ConnectinE mails close at G. p. o. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily
Hawaii (via San Francisco). July IL, SIS.
Lurine.
Philippine IAands and Cochin China (yia
san FRANCISCO, July Is, SIS. Santa Cruz.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad,ires sed
only via Seattlel, July ls, SIS. Canada Maru
japan. Corea and China Especially addressed
Maru
Japan, Corea. China, Siam. Cochin China,
Netherlands East Indies and Phnippins
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria, b. c.,
July ~. So, Empress of Japan
China via Seattle), July 20. SIS. Justin
Hawaii, japan, Corea China. Siam. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands tvia San Francisco, July Il. So Vene-
Zuela.
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia via San Francisco, July n SIS. Tofua.
Hawaii (via San Francisco}. July u, SIS.
Sachem.
Japan. Corea, China Except Shanghai c..y,,
Siam, Cochin China and Netherlands East
indies via Seattle. July 20, IS. Mexico
Hawaii and Guam ts1a San Francisco). July
80, SIS. Sherman.
Fiji Islands, Kew Zealand and Australia
Cvis vancouver and Victoria, b, c., August
2, SIS. MakurA.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 8. 1875 . Columbus av. 1sx
10o.ll; s7th Ut, n s. 1916 Columbus
av. isxlooii two actions--Guardisn
Life Ins Co OF America agt Benjamin
F Romano ct al foreclosure Of two
s7rH ST. s. lS Columbus av. lex
l0o1l-same agt same foreclosure OF
mortEages; attys, Dulon a Roe.
9TH ST, n =, 1875 . Columbus av, 1e6x
lDOll--Same Agt same foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys. Dulon Roe.
3D Az. iss3-Fiow Realty Co agt MaIex
Realty Corpn ct al foreclosure OF mort
Eage); Attys. Kelly q Connolly.
<lbT ST, . .. 200 W 18th av, l00x irreg-
New York Stock Yards Co sgt Western
Stock Yards Co. (notice OF alta chment)
nttyA Marsh a Viewer.
LOTS q and 4, 500 2, blk ll7-GeorEe Gil
christ ct al agt Morris Goldberg ct al
faction 70 forsclose tax Hem; atty, W NJ
MADISON ST. 77s-wiiliam Mitchell. trus-
tee, agt Philip Steinman ct al (fore-
closure of MORTGAGE; atty. w n Van
Wrinkle.
VAN NEST AV, =, so W wallace Av
T5x10o-Heinrich W r Schuls agt Sim D.
son Const Co ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); atty, J. Pleshet.
LOTS ri, 20 and 20. map CT property of
Hermann Bacharach. deceAsed-Edwin II
NordlinEsr ct al sEt Daniel Morrison
A-Aingsr q Risgslman,
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WILL FIGHT SIXTH
AVENUE CONGESTION
Association Seeks Diuersion
Of Commercial Traffic.

Traffic conditions along Sixth avenue
have become uDbearable." said Walter
J. Salmon. president OF the Sixth Ave-
nue. Association, yesterday. "and the
full force Of the members of the organ
ization 1 represent will be applied to
bring about a more satisfactory solu-
ton OF the congestion problem on this
important thoroughfare.
Police Department Circular No. "a.
Issued August 2s, 1918, provides that
commercial vehicles may pass up and
down Sixth avenue. but fails to permit
such traffic on Seventh avenue.
AT the time this circular was issued
Seventh avenue was badly torn up
because OF the subway construction,
but now that the Seventh avenue sub
way has been completed and the surface
OF that avenue having been placed in
good repair. there is no longer any rea-
son why commercial traffic should be
barred from Seventh avenue and d.
verified as 1t Is to Sixth avenue. par
ticularly between Forty-second and
Fifty ninth streets. shopping district
already handicapped. so far as traffic
conditions are concerned. by the Il
structure.
ITO any fair-minded man It is plal
that with both Fifth avenue and Sew
enth avenue exempt from commercial
travel. the diverting of north and south
traffic from these two open thoroughfares
TO already overcrowded and INSTRUCTED
Sixth avenue has brought about a con-
dition that demands drastic action and
speedy relief.
Sixth avenue, between Forty-second
and -Fifty-ninth streets. Is typioally a
shopping district The lack OF an en-
trance into Central Park at the head
of Sixth avenue not only acts as a bar
to automobile shoppers but presents a
forceful reason. on the other hand, why
commercial traffic should be diverted to
a more open thoroughfare such as Sew
enth avenue"
Police Commissioner John A. Harriss
has assured Mr.. Salmon OF the hearty
cooperation of his office in bringing
about satisfactory adjustment OF
traffic conditions In the Sixth avenue
section.
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APARTMENT AND FLAT SALES.

Fred Oppenheimer sold for Jacob
Marks to the DorInond Realty Compan ny
The i've story and basement new law
apartment known as 1924 Simpson street.
in The Bronx. on lot 3sx100 feet The
building is within a short distance from
the Simpson street subway station. Mr.
Oppenheimer also sold for Louis Horst
man OF Bayshore, L. l.. the five story
and basement twelve room brownstone
double Nat known as 444 East Eighty
seventh. street, near avenue 4, on lot
25x100 feet, to an investor. This is the
first sale OF this property since 1894.
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TO SELL MANY CITY PARCELS.

A number of Manhattan and Bronx
parcels. consisting OF dwellings. apart
ment houses and tenement houses will
be sold by Bryan l.. Kennedy at auc-
ton In the Vesey street salesrooms on
Wednesday afternoon. July 20. For the
trustees of the Robert Huson estate Mr..
Kennedy will sell nineteen improved
parcels, on East Twenty eighth AMI
East Twenty-ninth streets between
First and Second avenues and on East
146th and 14sth streets near Morris
avenue, The Bronx. At an executors
sale for the estate OF Lydia L. Rapelye
he will sell Sal. $40 and 547 East
1S4th street, near st. AIMS avenue. three
two story dwellings,
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

, Berkshire Realty Company sold a
plot, 75xl00, at Douglas Manor, to a
client for residential purposes.
The Stability Realty Company, NJ.
Morgenthau. Jr. president, has leased
their two story cottage on Park street
and Cedar Lane, Woodmere, L. l.. fur
nished. for the summer season to Alfred
Strasburger OF New York.
A. II. Schwartz bought the corner of
Fulton street and New York avenue,
Jamaica, and will erect a motion picture
theatre seating 5000.
]. Stack sold to J. Lutz. 6ox1o0. west
side OF Twelfth street. south of Fifth
avenue. College Point. -,- .4--s.
Silman Investors, Inc. sold to 8.
Soileppi. 10oxl4l. south side of Corona
avenue. west OF Hanover avenue, Corona
G. Mount sold three cottages, west
side of Georgia Place. south OF Harvard
Boulevard. Jamaica, to T. West. r. West
and ]. West.
north side Of Amlty street east OF Par
sons avenue. Flushing, to C. Plckells
Gatehouse Brothers. Inc, sold three
cottages, 24xS3. west side OF Church
street. south OF Ridgewood avenue,
Jamaica, to J. Tuthill, NJ. Walsh and ].
wief.
Herman Frankfort rented cottages at
Far Rockaway to II. 8. Rohman. 29le
Bayview avenue. 2422 Franklin avenue
10 NJ. Schwartz. Sea Girt avenue to Cliff
ford l. Anderson. I'll Central avenue
10 +. Weiss. Carlton avenue to Louis
Gutman. on Westbourne boulevard to
Joseph NJ. Hyman. at 1905 Edgewater
road to Dennis Holmes and on Redfern
avenue to T. Carroll. Mr.. Frankfort
also rented at Lawrence a cottage on
Central avenue TO Geza d. Berko. on
Central avenue to Charles Biberman,
40 Bsyview avenue In Inwood to A.
Caruba, cottage on WanseF avenue 10
~, Toplitt and cottage on Hudson
avenue. Edgemere. to Louise v. Ross.
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MORE STUDIO SUITES.

The Duross Company and J. d. Tren-
holm have leased for Thomas Smell to
the winifred Warren Company. Jessie F.
Turner president. the two four story
and basement dwellings at Z and 8 East
Twelfth street on a plot 50x102 for a
term of twenty-one years. The lessees
will alter the houses into studio apart
ments at an expense of about $4,000.
The Duross Company sold last week
81 West Twelfth street to Mr.. Dix. who
will alter 1t into apartments.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

]. Arthur Fischer leased TO John Zou-
vel the first loft in 203 West Thirty
eighth street for a term of years. and to
p. ]. Mcdonnell, undertaken, the store
und basement $50 Ninth avenue for
term OF years
Pease & Gilman subleased offices in
Sc West Forty-fifth street to the Savings
Bank Association of the State of New
York,
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PAssAIC TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Benatar OF Passaic. N. j., has
sold the home OF Mrs. Annie S. Wells at
245 Lexington avenue, Passaic. on a plot
75x14l, to City Commissioner Abram
Preiskel, director of the Department of
Public Safety. and the residence OF Gar
ret Roosna at 210 Lexington avenue, on
a plot 52x150. to DR.. Paul Steiner, also
OF that city. The prices paid are not
given. The house at 1853 Hamilton ave-
nue., Passaic, formerly the residence OF
the late Congressman Robert G. Brem-
ner. has been sold by his widow. now
Mrs. Edith L. Kayser of White Plains,
n. Y. to DR.. Joseph F. A. Rubacky OF
Passaic, who will occupy 1t September l.
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L, $. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. salvage
Division. z. s. O., +6l Sth Avenue, New
York city. will sell at public auction July
2Sth. 1919, at Army supply Base, Port
and continuing until all the following
motor trucks have been disposed of;
ton; Liberty Chassis 8 ton; 2 F. w d.
ANN. cargo 2 ton, all good condition. "a
selden cargo ton; ! Walter cargo II
S ton; q. v. cargo ton; / REQ cargo
a light delivery; 1 Electric Coupe; Gar
ford cargo ton; Garfords It. cargo
ali poor condition. IL Nash Quad. Z ton,
had condition.
DIAMONDS bought sold. for oasn snIy. M
hates bought. BENNETT. in R'WAy rUpstairsS
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5000. 900 FOR STORAGE PLANT.

Murray Apfelbaum of Newark eold
for Arthur Block In Kearny. n. J., the
building ana ground. with 200 feet on
Harrison avenue and 500 feet deep. to
Schwartz Bros. OF Kearny. The plot ad-
Joins the present Schwartz Bros. hide
and fertilizer plant. The new owners
are preparing to erect an UP to date
slaughter house, with cold storage. 1t is
estimated that the plant will cost in the
neighbothood OF 100000. This block
also adjoins Swift & Cos slaughter house.
The property was held at 5000.
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TRANsATLANTC PARcEI, pos

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Brit ain. Ireland, Egypt, British India
and APPROXIMATIONS at 8 A. NJ. July 10, SIS
Noordland. - -
Azores and Itsly-close at I A. NJ. July Is
SIS. Giuseppe Verdi.
Naples and Genos-Close at 8 A. NJ. July Is
SIS Caserta
Poriugal--Close AZ I A. NJ. July l6. S. Bay
smo; A. M. July Is, SIS. Emilia 4. de Perez
Union OF South Africa-Close at 10 A. NJ
July Is, S. City of Benares
Great Britain, Ireland, Egypt and Brit 81
Belgium and Luxemburg-Close at S A "
July 10. SIS. West Pool
France Algeria and Tunis-Close at $50 A
NJ. July H. SIS. Espagne
Greecc-Close at A. NJ. July 10, S. Matilda
Veems ~
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sURRoGATEs. NOTICES

BAKER, FRANCES En- pursuance Of
Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all person.
having claims against FRANCES r.
BAKER, late OF the County OF New York.
deceased, TO present the same with youeh.
ers thereof TO the subscribers at their
place OF transaeting business at the Office
&c Liberty Street. In the Borough OF Man.
haitian, City OF New York, on or before the
gath day OF September next. Dated New
York. the 18th day % March. 1918. FRAN.
CEs LAKE iACHER. FRANCIS 8.
PHRANER, FHJcutors PECK a HAN
COCK. Attorneys for Executors rs Liberty
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PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE; Il
room house. completely furnished; running
spring water: garage: tennis court, &c,
with So acres Of land partly under culti-
walton: located at Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania, but secluded from the noise
and Srafhc: worth investigations: price
$4,000 II built to-day would cost t2b,-
10000. A wonderful bargain. Write for
PARTICULAR to LONG WOODS LUMBER
COMPANY, Bangor, Pennsylvania.
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TRANSACTIONS AT EDGEMERE.

Tho Lewis H. May Company has sold
for II. Merlel two stucco dwellings on
the east side OF Hartman avenue, and q
plot Of lots on Cheever avenue, Edge
snere. L. l.. to the Edgemere Building
Company. who will offer the buildings
for resale and will Immediately construct
four modern dwellings for resale
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

vANDAM ST. ~ and 40; varick 1t, 1871
-Meskin Const Co aEt Lucia Rusgiero,
owner and contractor; George RuEgiero,
SAME PROPERTY-Sam agt same. 81 400
SAME PRoPERTY-Same agt same. OIL
SAME PROPERTY-Same agt same. 1855
Esther Greenberg and estate OF Henry
NJ Greenberg. owner and contractor. 81 20
18TH ST so7 and 500 E--GeorEo Dress
agt Daniel Ingram, owner; James T.
McAvoy, contractor. ...........,....sl 800
Bronx.
APPLETON Av, . cor Fort Schuyler I'd,
t2xso-Hugo Cook agt Elizabeth Butler
owner and contractor rsnswal) .s--31lo
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 18th day OF June. 1918,
by and between JOHN WANAMAKER,
MANSON. I will sell on the 2sth day OF
July, 1912 at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
In the Piano Department OF John Wanna
maker, New York, 76t Broadway, In the
City. County and State OF New York, one
Mahogany Knabe Upright Piano and Stool.
as provided by SECTIONS IS and Sc OF the
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctioneer.
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BUY BRONX FAMILY HOUSE.

Calm & Calm bought from Ferdinand
Hecht ,2700 cambridge avenue. Bedford
Park, The Bronx. a three story two fam
lily house. on lot 25.6x1os. The brokers
were Kahn & dip. 80
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the sist day OF December.
1913, by and between JOHN wANA-
MAKER. NEW YORK. and MAUpE Y.
FOLEY. will sell on the 2Sth day OF July.
1919, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. I'M the
Plano Department OF John Wanamaker,
New York, 764 Broadway, In the City,
County and State of New York. one Ma
hogany Piano and stool, as provided by
erty Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. AuetiOness
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sAUTER SELLS DWELLING.

r. c. Sauter sold to Joseph Mandtell
for Minnie Goddard the two story and
basement frame dwelling at 25s Seven
tenth street, Brooklyn.
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APARTMENT 70 LET, furnished, for 1
year, 3 rooms. bath and kitchen; bright
open apartment. top floor. two flights:
completely and newly furnished, including
gas and electricity supplied: occupied 5
months; owner must leave city. Call 4 to
r. NJ, 81 West 51st st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetio Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. A M Sun sets.....s:T p
Moon rises. :07 p M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 9 10 A NJ Gov. Island. $50 A
Hell Gate......11:2 rs A M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s.ai A NJ GOV. IslaDd..s.Ss A N
He'll Gate......ba0 A M
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RECORDED LEASES.

TOOTH ST. 843-346 Y. n W c list av, str
and part b--Gianbatista GAuzxA to B
Matzkewtz. 30o Tooth st. yrs from
rG Ass aRisoiSSpwiY o. aii..ifo;. ;M:cso
on the premises, Q 1912 yrs from Judy
!, 1919: attys, Affenkrant a weinberE,
6S Park ROW. 800
Bnonx.
ls4TH ST. Ssi Z, cor str-Aaron Denen-
berg to David Lehman. 3e4 L ls4th st.
yrs from Oct !, 1918; atty, J Lehman,
2 Rector st.......-..... slsS2
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

VIII sublet beautifully
furnished six room apart
ment, three baths, south
ern exposure, corner 101st
Street and West End
Avenue, to october 1st
1920. No bachelors.
Address s., Room 93s.
149 Broadway, New
York City.
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Commuters!

Owner, returning TO Belgium, will sell for
$1,000, a lovely semi bungalow home; all
conveniencesi overlooking the Hudson;
an acre; beautiful trees. Photo. HOWARD
GOLDSMITH. 90 Park Row. Telephone
2506 Beekman.
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Sandy Hook. .s.4 A NJ Gov. Island. A N
He'll Gate......b:f0 A M
ARRIvALs-sUNDAy. JULY 10.
IS Imperator, Brest, July Z.
IS Cap Finisterre. Brest, July 3.
Cruiser St. Louis, Brest, July 4
s. Celtic, Liverpool, July 9.
Cruiser Pueblo. Brest, July g.
IS ssoSkholm. So.henoprs. July
SIS Trincula, Gibraltar. june "a.
IS Tosari. Hula, uly 1.
IS Atns, ChJristisnia, June q.
Sc Medina, Shields. July l.
IS San Giovanne. Naples, June n
SIS Grain Creek, Jucaro, July Z.
Sc philadelphia. santo Domingo. June %.
SIS Bellota, Cristobai. July 4.
Sc Lake Stirling, Antella. July q
SIS Glenorchy, Victoria, June "a.
9. =. D. Asche, Port Lobo., July T.
IS Lake Monroe. Cardenas. July 6.
IS Espsrta Port Gimon July s.
IS Florida, Port Arthur, July Q.
Is FynehburS Tampa. niy 6.,,
Sc Sabine, Boston, July u.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Nieuw Amsterdsm, at Boulovna
IS Mouro, at Lisbon.
So Manhattan. at London.
ST Italia. ut Leghorn.
SIS Matanzas, at Lisbon.
IS National Bridge, at Antofagssta.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Kaiserin Auguste' Victoria. from Brest.
&c Plattsburg. from Brest.
&c Northern Pacific. from Brest.
IS Cedric, from Liverpool.
IS Slavic Prince, from ST. Michaela
IS Mexican. from 81. Nazaire
IS Santa Elena. from st. Nazaire.
Sc F1oridian, from Bordeaux
ss Java Maru. from Yokohama
IS Lake Faristeel from Tampa
Ss Menus. from Port Eads,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DIAMONDS bought. sold. for oasn snIy. n,
Ates bought nENNUTr. rs away tUpstair.S
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
THE STANDARD BANK.

OF our intent!on 10 organize a Bank unde9
and pursuant TO the laws OF the State OF
New York. and, In conformity with tho
We hereby specify and state as follows
to wit:
FIRST: The names OF tho proposed In
corporators are Richard NJ. Lederer, David
Kahn. Max Lederer, Ralph James NJ. Bul-
Iowa Arthur Lederer.
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GRAND AV, cor is0th st. ioA2xssx
Hodins oolpn pr Df.o mtg asc
June Is; atty. Title Guar a T Co, rs
BuRNsrD5E Aivy, n .. sos . Morris sy 70, !
Acker, III W 18th st; July .: atty. Title
Guar q T co. l7e Rway::: ;;.,..ti
~ corpn 70 Christina sehumsnn, 35ss Bath
gate az. mtg 'sts7;sS, June 80; atty;
1 Tltls Oyer Co. i1 Son h~:y s,,siNN
Harriet Z Devoe TO Arrow Holding Corp.
~ Bway. mtg sio'SSoS' June 2si a ,,ySSS
Ernstikai TO John w Fincke. sls1 white
Plains av, june II; atty. Title Guar 4
pRY SeS r'S Az Hwd iyy.i. .C.ioc.sop iTS
Levin to VIM Kalman, III Eidridge At,
mtg 5000; July 5; atty Title Guar
Bo1i 80; ID A hwi iss.;EsimOn jacob p osSo
cher TO Frank Casklil. 1891 Southern
Boulevard, July 10; ATTY, Simon Doseher
SANE PRoPERTY-samc' to simon Dos.
cher. 1897 Holland av. July 10; atty,
pr fnis Az !. ic.Ii Morri: Az.
TO Charles L Acker. III " 18TH at. and
ano. July .; atty. Title Guar a Co.
BuRSNsIpE Nv. s. !o.s Morris az.
sO,2xs5,sx2o1sss-Anna @ Ferris ct al
to Charles l. Acker. III w 18TH ct and
ano, July .; atty. Title Guar Co,
vERIo AZ. .a7to, ne G, s2xsS.i.so1sIicH
Hudwiil Corp to Abr HIATT, a2s 2 ssd
st, mtg $500, July IL; atty. Title Guar
vERio Av, ssio.s c, Io:xss.iC.ioc1
lS5-Bronx Investment Co to Harry
whelan, 1l5 w 1884 st. mtg t2s.soo, July
.; atty, Title Guar a T Co. lT6 Bway. 400
SAME PROPERTY-Hsrry whelan TO
Hudwili Corp. w I5th ct, July 0; atty.
Title Guar & T Co, l7s Bway ...,..ti
TOPPING AV 20 c lTbth at ebxe6-WiI
helmina F Muller to Topping Realty co.
62l Z l4sth st. mtg 5000. July 10; atty,
Title Guar T Co, i7e BwAy. .,,.Sl0o
z Charles Aroieri to Daniel Brandenberk.
1890 wilkins av. mtg $500. July II:
atty, Title Guar & T Co. ITS Bway.. ..&1