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INCIDENTAL LEASES,

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. leased q
largo apartment consisting Of fourteen
rooms and four baths at 400 Park ave-
nue to Mrs walter l. Richards; an
apartment In 12s East Bixty-ninth
street to Mrs. Frederick d. Sherman !:
in 1872 East Ei9hty-second street. to
Richard Taylor: in i23 East Seventy
sixth street for John !. Downsy to
Maitland Dwight: in 274 Madison ave-
nue. to Mrs. J. q. Berry.
l.. J. Phillips & Co.. with ]. A. Dowd,
leased the dwelling at 6i0 West 1l7th
street to Mre Mary r. Eldridge for
the estate Of Estells Seymour. repre-
scented by Pease a Gilman.
Emma II. HASKELL leased q East Sew
enty-second street. q four story house,
3ox103.2, to w. T. Middleton, who will
alter the property into small apart
mentA
Albert II. Stout leased 90 West Forty
seventh street. Ave story dwelling, for
Mrs. Anna r. p. Smith /: so East Fiftietb
street. Ave story dwelling, for MIRA
Genevra W. II. Woodruff, for a term OF
ten years; i3t West Fifty eighth street.
four story. In conjunction with Pease
4 Gilman: 207 West 18th street. three
story dwelling. for Anna c. Stephens /;
III West 13sth street three story DWELL
ing, for CoietA Dc Craene.
Cammann. Voorhees, q Floyd leased
for Mrs Evslina W. Strong the old resi-
dence at 20 Fifth avenue. 3e.4xl0o. The
property will be altered and rented for
apartments Y-..
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May stores show Prsat..

mept Stores for the year ended January
81, 1919. shows profit from trading OPP
erations Of t<s75.1se. an increase OF
moro than 100000 from the 1917 fig
urea Other income. too. was Increased
somewhat, so that total income for 1915
was nearly 100000 in excess of tina,
for 1917. being a6.e2s.43e. against So
227.s$s. After charges for depreciation
Federal taxes. &C. there was a balance
OF S2.7s7.s6s, from which dividends az
gregating little more than $1,000, 600
were paid. Tho final surplus for the year
after all charges, dividends and appro-
priations amounted to slo,7ss,s71.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANsAcrIoSs

Griffen. Prince a Ripley rented for
Edward Josephy his residence on Park
row, Scarsdale. n. Y, for the summer
season to Norman d. Light. and leased,
furnished. for the summer tho residence
OF Mrs o. L. Wood. Fisher avenue,
White Plains, N. r, to Walter NJ. Weiss
scarsdale Estates. Robert z. Farley
president. sold through Fish q Marvin
Fairholme. In the Gilmore Court section
OF Greenacres, Scarsdale. N. Y 70 VIII
lam Gage Brady OF the National City
Bank. '
Payson Mel Merrill Company, Inc.
leased. furnished. for the summer season
for Daniel II. Coz TO Mrs Amory G.
Hodges his property AZ the corner Of
Wood lane and Porter avenue. Wood
mere. L. l.. for Mrs. wiifred H. Warner
to William H. Long her property on Vic
toria avenue. Lawrence Beach, L l., and
with William J. Rooms 4 Co. for Mira
ALBERT Francks to Reginald Auchincloss
her property on Meadow lana Lawrence.
l. !.
The home Of Sarah A. 3 Roo m
Buena Vista drive Riverview Manor.
Dobbs Ferry. was sold to George A, Has.
kell Of New York city. who will occupy
the property as his own residence. George
Howe was the broker.
Amos l. ReynArd ana J. George Kraft
have sold for Ynas Davis q new colonial
residence ana garage on Argyle avenue
and Highland Park, New Rochelle, N,
T. hsid at $500. to . resident of New
York city.
The Batson Farm Agency sold q farm
OF 1000 acres at Windham. Greene
county. N. Y, known as the Hyden
Farm. TO J. Martini OF Brooklyn; also
sold the James Deyo farm in Delaware
county TO A. Laughing OF Jamaica.
Baker Crowell. Inc. with NJ Hughes
sold the r L. Do Nsser property on
Beverly road, Kensington. Great Neck,
i. l.. to Capt A. Ruspini Of New York
at the reported price of $4,000.
The Witherbef Real Estate and I'm
pfct sfnett cSSk ny sold kAA lotss>el
Monterey avenue. Pelham Manor, N. r.
to Francis c. Robertson ~ q site for a
large stone dwelling. Fish q Marvin
negotiated the sale.
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Assembly Hepoab buck Law.
ALBANY. March as.-rhs Assembly yes
the buck law and permitting hunters
70 shoot but one deer Of either sex here
After instead Of the two buck. now Al.
lowed. The bill now goes to the Esnate
for action.
The Assembly also passed the Cowee
siiia changing the trout law to permit the
taking OF twenty-hv trout In day In
stead OF ten pounds now permitted; rsduc.
ing nom fifteen to ten the number of black
s ss:; that :sa T.s b. taken 20 IL thy
Zee for unnaturalised persons or aliens for
hunting licenses.
=. City county and town clerk. Issuing such
70 produce their cdtissnship papers II they
have any doubts a. to whether or not the
applicant 10 an allen.
First Jamaica nay Eel Wins Wine.
Bronx. In the haunt waters on Thursday
osught the hrst eel Of the season and won
the bottle Of wine that John Paschks gives
Bay event In addition MI. Gramiich had
atty thrss founders. 80
On the same day in tn. same waters
Peter and Arthiel and John Bruins OF Jer-
soy City caught Sc founders.
Two Pound Founder at Fire leland
AT Fire Ireland early in the week Ed
ward e. Rockefeller, Edward Brown, Danny
Dick and Philip Ehrst. hounder nshins'
caught several hundred Of the fathsh,
eight of tho FOUNDERS Weighing close to
two pounds zach
Massachusetts Anglers welcome Opening.
BOSTON. March .1:--Ansiers in Boston
and vicinity are looking forward to April
J, the opening day for salmon hshing In
Nassa chusetts, to have try at the fsh In
Long Pond. Plymouth.
Many large salmon were caught In Long
Pend last year. the thrs. largest weishinE
twelve pounds each, and quite q number
that WEIGHED over ten pounds: That sal
mon have been landlocked on Cape COD ana
IA A. ~ .
have been caught 10 news TO many snslsrs
No less than $50 salmon were taken dur
ing lsii. and the outlook for the coming
The M.ssachusetts Fish and Dame Com
mission nrst stocked this pond with sal
nnon IN 1915. and have continued to stock
The open season 10 from April ! to No
vsmber l. and the limit 10 nftssn pounds
The open season on brook trout, also
brown and rainbow trout, in Massachusetts
10 from April 15 to August /. These nsh
the limits are six inches in length and
twenty-five hsh per day for each angler.
The time Of taking must be between one
sunset
Launch Wanted for Flounder Trip.
Tho Donneiiy Association would ike TO
hire q launch for ten people for hounder
' VI poNSbLLY ASSOCIATION.
1875 Second avenue, March 20.
An Appeal to New Jersey sportsmen.
The New Jersey Fish and Game Con-
servat!on League feel that they have q
wonderful opportunity to reach tho anglers
and hunters OF New Jersey II they had
the money to copy the list OF those who
take out licenses to fish and hunt In the
State
There are between $4,000 and 10000
men who could be reached. provided the
list wsrs :y;il.bie The msmbsTship dues
and . club So Clubs sometimes contain
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Realty Estates bought for Investment
inc four apartment houses ut az TO AZ
McDonoush street At a reported price Of
100000. These buildings have been "a
Gently remodelled and are fully rented.
Nathan Hickman sold his four story
apartment house at 4l4 Third street
through the F. c. sauter Agency to Mrs
Minnie Shear
Clinton Trading Corporation sold 10
Domenico Pansera the one family dwell
ING at 4sl Thirty-ninth street, 25xlOo.
James Astarita was the broker.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to S, H.
1ettieson two six story apartment houses
At ESQ, 263 and 2S4 South First strn.t
s0x1oo. This property was held at 800 :.
600 and 10 part Of the property lately
purchased from the II. Batternan estats
MAX Kusel was the attorney for the
purchaser.
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Il. A. LEVY TO BUILD ArARrM-r

A fourteen story apartment house In
ahortly to be erected at the southeast
corner OF West End avenue and
Seventy first street by Edgar A. Levy.
who has in the past been identified
with the erection OF a number OF apart
ment buildings both on the east and
west sides of the city. The property
upon which the new building is to DO
erected Is known az 27S to 2s2 West
6eventy-first street and the plot, which
fronts sos feet on West End avenue
and 60 feet on Seventy-first street, Is
at present occupied by three four story
dwellings.
Mr.. Levy purchased the property,
through Pease g. Gilman, from the
estate OF Eliza T. Griswold Of PhiiA-
delphia, which had held 1t at $40, 900.
The three dwellings have been unten-
anted for several years The proposed
apartment house will be divided into
small housekeeping suites.
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BIG RENT FOR MOVIE
THEATRE ON BOWERY
Additional Business Leases
Recorded.

Max Garfunkel has taken q twenty
one year lease Of the moving picture
theatre, 2o0x10o, at the northwest cor
ner Of Bowery and Bsyard street, at a
rental OF sec, 900 a year.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the
second floor OF the new Columbia Bank
Building at 4l5 Broadway to the Credit
Guide Publishing Company for n term of
i've years at an aggregate rental Of
about $4,000; for E. p. Reichelm Com
pany the top floor of 26 John street to
John II. Banks & Son for Ave years for
Arthur +. Smith the fourth floor of 10
Beciman street to c. II. Daniels. Inc (;
for N. q NJ. volk a floor in 40 Gold
street to Morris Dolowitch and Joseph
Wernicl, and for the Campello Corpo-
ration floor In p5 Maiden Lane to
Herman L. sherer.
Kehoe 4 Camera leased the four story
building at SAT East 1894 street to Dia-
mond 4 Ginsbers for . long term OF
years.
Douglas L. Eiliman 4 Co. leased the
store at lis West Forty-seventh street
for Mrs. NJ. O'Brien TO u. sassa.
Albert p. Ashforth, Inc., leased the
store and basement of East Forty
seventh street TO the Manhattan Doll
Company, Inc. the store and basement
OF the southeast corner Of Eighth avenue
and Fffty-seventh street to the Advance
Rubber Company; additional space in
the Knox Building. southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and Fortieth street, to the
Republican National Committee; tho
seventh floor OF Is East Forty-ninth
street to Hiss q weekes, srchitects; q
suite OF Offices in the Frances Building,
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Fffty-third street, to Kathleen NJ. Quin-
Ian space in tho Brokaw Building,
Broadway and Forty-second street, to
Louis Winberger: in the Aoker, Merrall
q Condit Building, Fifth avenue and
Thirty-nfth street, to Mary H. Boyer,
and In 110e Broadway to the Coamo
Export and Trading Company.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles g.
Brown Company leased the ground floor.
banking space, at 81 Broadway to the
Dominion Bank Of Canada for a branch
once.
cushman q Wakefield, mo, leased Of
ices in the Long Beach Building. Forty
second street and Lexington, avenue, to
the Commercial Truck Company Of
America.
l. J. Phillips q Co. leased to Nathan
Greenbaum store in the Arcade Build :
Ing, 8so1-1s Broadway. This completes
the renting Of the seventeen stores in
THIS new building; also the store at se7
tenth avenue to James Butler. Inc
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LEASE ADJOINING BUILDING.

The entire building at 3, s and West
Thirty-nfth street has been leased for .
term Of sixteen years to Best 4 Co., who
occupy the adjoining building at the
northwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
Thirty-hfth street The lessees win pay
over $4,000 a year for tho use Of the
building or a total rental OF over 81
o00. 900 for the entire term.
Several years ago Samuel Keller ia
cobs, OF Walter Emmerich & Co.. oper-
ating as the First Leasehold Company.
acquired long term lease on this build
ing from tho Brunswick Realty Com
pany, which erected the loft structure
on land leased from Vincent Astor for
q sixty-thrse-year term
sSlnce the erection OF the building tho
store on the ground floor has been occu-
pied by a restaurant Each year Best
q Co. have taken additional space in
the building and some OF the floors are
cut through to their own store for
salesroom purposes. Exclusive of the
ground floor the entEe building will
now be used by Best g. Co. to accommo-
date their growing retail business
The Charles F. Noyes Company rep
resented Mr.. Jacobs, the owner OF the
lease, in the deal. while Robert p. 70
bell conducted the negotiations for Best
& Co.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BROW.

WEBSTER AVENUE-Fisher a Irving
I. Levine resold to an investor repre-
sented by Sharrott & Thorn 224s-22So
Webster avenue. two fivs-story houses
each <1xeo.
PROSPECT AvENuE-David Pasinaly
pany, 1061-1069 Prospect avenue, q
nvs-story house. s7.Sxlls. Joseph
steinberg was the broker.
EAST 16aRD STREET Tho Amer
Realty Company q. z. Mautnsr pres
ident) resold sc East IeSrd street
to an investor for occupancy. ]. b.
Kaplan, H. Mendeison and r. Meyer
were the brokers. Max Monfried, at
torney. acted for the seller.
WALTON Acknowledgement Barkin
operator. bought the two fvs story
houses. 1Bxlo0. At s58t to 2S3s Wal
ton avenue.
EAST 172ND eTREEr-The Crausman
Realty Company. Bernard Craftsman
president, with the Dixie Security
Company, bought from ne Ava Con.
structfon Company the two hvs story
apartment houses with stores at SIS
to STA East 172d street, sox1oo. The
purchasers have resoid the property
to an investor.
EAST l7STH STREET - Crausman
Realty Company bought the six story
apartment house with stores at Sb6
East 178th street NJ Fine was the
broker in the deal. Tho house stands
on a plot 171xl51x36x Irregular. and
was held At $4,000. II has an an.
nual rental Of $4,000.
TRINITY AVENUE The CRAFTSMAN
Realty Company bought from John
Aushton so4 Trinity avenue, q sir
-'ory apartment. hap-e aBxl0o.
'BhYANT AvENUBA45ckman Tdfsdinl
Company sold i77i and i77e Bryant
avenue. q i've story apartment house
75x1oo. to Grohman Realty Company
operators This parcel was held q,
$4,000. L Haskell was the broker.
EAST 1slTH STREET, Portman re-
sold through the Nehring Company
sos East ittth street, . ivs story new
law house, 65xse.
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NEW HOME FOR BRIDGE CLUE.

Tho New York Bridge Whist Club,
which now has its home IN the former
Pabst Hotel, on Columbus Circle. has
purchased for a clubhouse the four
story dwelling at 235 West Seventy
second street, adjoining the Hotel St
Andrew at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and Seventy-second street.
The plot is 23x1o22 and was purchased
through L. ]. Phillips & Company from
the estate OF Matthew A wilks, which
has owned the property for five years
'Tk.J price 'EG4s Sy"tAe S2aA FER ..s6 ae>s
home Is said to have been about $50, 900.
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sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

ANDREWS. HORACE En- pursu.nas
Of an order of Honorable John p. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK
s s.. i niTssy Horace Fyse t. Al.
present III: sam. with vouchers 'G th.r.ct to to
s: e.. o e:T P.'' aS Of
ysrdsrSilt Avenue, In III. city OF New
Of January. 1912. ANToINETTE D. AZ
p i,Ir: E!esutriI; c. ,ANpRApE. ia.
Avenue, Borough of Manhattan. CITY AZ
FLEMING: CHARLES EDw1RD-fn
u Ss OF an order OF Honorable John
New York. NOTICE is hereby given To- All
Rsrsons having claims against ChSriss
New York ' a.n.s..a lat; Of the County Of
with vouchers thereof. 10 the subscrthsr
o az his place OF trSns.etinE business at the
At No. lIs Brosdway. in the Borough y;
Manhattsn. in the city OF New York st.S
SetoSsr f ,si on or before the 18th day Of
ssth day Of March. 1919 ANDREW VII"
son. Administrator. with the vim an
for Administrator. once and p q AaSrasny
New York CITY.
50, shN ~ nss HinNRY-Tn pursuance OF an
roEete OF the County ~ New Worry.
notice Is hereby given TO ali person:
hsvinE claims against Henry Sanders. ate
OF the county OF New York, deceased ~
present the same. with vouchers thersof.
10 The subscriber. at her place OF transact
ing business the once Of her attorn.ys.
Manhattan. IN tho ti,y Of New y erSAI nn a.
before the a;th day OF September next.
,s na'sd; a TeT York The ;Sih day .; March.
sTANcHFIEI.p & LEVY, Attorney FOR
-Nsentr.z. l.o Broadway. Manhattan, y. Y.
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NATANsON IN MANY DEALS.

Max n. Natanson purchased from the
Guardian Life Insurance Company the
eleven story loft building at IS uni
verslty place, running through on an "L''
70 "a to 20 East Twelfth street. The
plot IL 46x10o on Twelfth street and
s1x110 on University place, and was
held at $325,o00. The property was
sold for cash over the first mortgage.
which the insurance company has re.
newed for ten years
Mr.. Natanson sold to the Collese
Holding Company. Joseph Shenok pres.
ident, so4 to 3o6 Haven avenue, a five
story new law. walk up apartment, 75x
11S, containing thirty suites of three
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ESTATE ON L. I. CHANGES HANDS

Douglas L Gilman q Co. sold for the
estate Of Caroline B. Stanton. william
p. Dixon executor, the Stanton place At
Rosfyn, L. l., valued at sa5o.o0o. Tho
property contains thirty-two acres on n
hilltop, said 70 be the second highest
point on Long Island. There 10 large
residence OF stuoco construction and the
usual outbuildings found on an estate Of
this character. Tho place wac formerly
occupied by the late Gov. Sheshan and
more recently by Ben Ali Haggtn, the
artist The sale was closed by the coun-
try department Of the above brokerage
arm and ID one Of q group Of deals
closed by the depar tinent recently. They
included the A. J. Moulton place at
Llewellyn Park. Orange, N. J., and the
Looram property at Davenport Neck.
New Rochelle. Mr.. Dixon represented
the>estate in the present deal and Stew
art 4 shearer, attorneys. acted for the
purchaser.
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OYER $S,OOO,OOOIN
TWO LEASING DEALS
Wurlitzer Co. Leases Site for
Big Structure on West
42d Street.
BEST co. RENTS BUILDING
ID Story Apartment Planned
for West End Ave. and
list Street.

Two big leasing transactions. each one
Of them passing the 100000 mark.
were closed yesterday. One Of the deals
Affects properly on West Forty-second
street and the other involves the eleven
story loft building at 3, 8 and West
Thirty-flfth street, Just OF Fifth ave-
nue.. The Forty-second street lease win
have commercial building enterprise
as Its sequel, but this was not the only
evidence given in the course of the day
Of the resumption OF building activity
on n large scale. Announcement was
also made Of the erection Of fourteen
story apartment house on the site Of
three dwellings at Seventy-frst street
and West End avenue. which were sold
yesterday.
The Forty-second street lease involves
the two-story building formerly occu-
pied by the Bryant Park Bank at lie
and 122 West Forty-second street, and
the three abuttlng structures at 10 to
127 West Forty-flrst street. one OF which
Is five stories and the other two three
stories in height. The structures have
a frontage of SO feet on Forty-second
street and S5.4 on Forty-first street
They were leased by tho Rudolph Wur-
liter Company. manufacturers Of auto
matte musical Instruments. now located
At 113 West Fortieth street The lessor
10 the Woodbury. G. Langdon Co.. Inc
In the near future the buildings on
the site will be RACED and q new build
ing erected for the occupancy Of the
Wurlitzer Company. The rental Of the
land for a long term of years and the
cost of constructing the new building
will require a total outlay Of over s2.-
0oo, 1000. The brokers In the deal were
William Cruikshank's Sons, represent
ing the owners, and Gross q Brown,
representing the lessee.
Menecke & Frank, architects. have
already filed plans for tho building.
which will be a steel and concrete strlic-
ture from twelve to fifteen stories high.
In tho building the Wurlitxer Company
plans to install one OF the biggest ana
most elaborate showrooms for musical
instruments In the world.
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SYNDICATE REsELLs FLATS

IT, Morgenstern Bros Syndicate re-
sold 10 an investing client OF B. Kan
Ian Tho four Ave story apartment
houses ct 1854 to $50 wadsworth avenue
on plot 2oox1oo. The houses contain
accommodations for 100 families, end
return an annual rental of $4,000. The
property was held at 100000, and was
purchased by the sellers recently from
tho zagow Realty Company.
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FRONT ST. BUILDING SOLD.

Tho Csarnikow- Rionda Company. su-
gar importers. who recently bought the
seven story ONCE building at 112 Wall
street from the Lyman estate, have ac-
CURED the abutting four story building
at 12f-129. Front street from Edwin
Groves and others. The Front street
parcel measures s7.1x1l1.2x irregular.
and was taken by Mr.. Groves and his
associates few weeks ago. Tho prop
critics form an IT. around the north
east corner Of Wall and Front streets.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

SPRING STREET--ChAfies b. Walker
sold for the estate Of p. J. Ryder the
ive story building, 1t7 Spring street,
to William q. Aitien, tss ana coffee
merchant, who win occupy after al.
terations are completed.
WEST 10sTH sTREEr-Charles 9.
8. Kohler. Inc. resoid for Charles H.
]. dig to . client for investment ISL
West 1osth street. . nve story nat.
25x1oo. Same brokers sold this prop
erty to Mr.. Dig three weeks ago.
WEST 9th STREET-Pease q ELL
man sold for George Lowther, Jr., I3s
West Ninety-ffth street. . three story
dwelling.
EAST 1soTH STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company sold to . client Of J.
B. Wood % East 1Soth street, a three
story dwelling. lsxss.11.
MADISON AvENCE-The four story
dwelling at e7s Madison avenue was
sold by Esther II. Tucksr1nan to Col
iinEs 4 CollinEs, interior decorators,
who will occupy the property.
WEST 1o3D erREET-sharp q Co. re-
sold for the Simn Holding Company
159 West 1854 street, q six story
apartment house. S7.sx1o0. The buyer
10 an investor. q client Of Henry s.
Mansfield.
MANHATTAN AvENUE+I. Kashare
sold for the East River Savings Bank
to NJ Presbersef the two six story
apartment houses at 1 and 9 Manhat-
tan avenue. 75x10o. The houses are
known A. tho Richheld and Mount
Clemens
FORT WARRINGTON AvENUE-Fted.
erick Brown bought tho Rock Forest
six story elevator apartment, s4x1oa,
at tho southwest corner Of Fort WASH
ington avenue and Hist street,
through Nehring Bros.
EAST SIXTY SECOND STREET-Fred-
srick Brown bought the four story
residence, lS.sx100.5, at lis East
Sixty-second street, from Eugene Al
bert through Pease & Gilman.
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FsYmers ts Use Nor. Tractors.

wAsRIHdroH, March ss.--Increased
use by American farmers OF tractors
was shown to-day in reports from manu-
facturers estimating that approximately
$4,000 OF the machines will be produced
this year. Tho estimate Is moro than
double the number manufactured last
year.
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WASHINGTON. March 28.-Herbert A.
Meyer. Assistant Secretary OF Interior,
announced his resignation to-day to ac-
cept a position with Texas Oil Com
pany. Mr.. Meyer formerly was In charge
OF Alaskan railroad work. in which As
sistant Secretary IIollowell will succeed
him.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


SUBWAY PROPERTY OF Broadway and
Fourth Avenue line in New York county
and other subway property in Kings and
Queens counttss-John Thatcher q son
agt New York Consolidated Railroad Go,
Corp and Lindisy N Garrison, rscsiver,
owners aad contractor. 49,. .SS7, 7Ss.SS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Const. ana oscdstio eurvsy-
Standard Tine
Sun rfs,s.. .B,1 A N sun ssts. -. q 10 p N
Noon tses.....A ~ AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Heok. rs IL A II Gov. Isisnd. - - A II
He'll Gate. 7:tAN
:. Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II - n Gov Islsnd. IL "a A n
Hall Gats...... i 10 AN
ARRIvAIs-FRIDAY.M ARCH =.
Cruiser Ct. Louis, Brsst, March n.
% La Touraine. Hsvre, March -,
81 War Spaniel, Huelvo, Narch -.
IS Clan Iaioom, Liverpool, Marco IA
% Panama. Cyfstobal March -.
Be- Commodore Rollins, Port Antonio, Aarn
ARRIVED FnoM NEW YonK.
s. America, at Brest.
ss etavan eerfjord, at Bsrssn.
% Narshail, AZ Nomovta-
b North Pode, 1t 81. Nssaire.
b Pcwhattan. At o.. Nssairs.
30 San Giovanni. 81 sagznco.
es Woonsccket, on Dunsunsus.
su Charlton Hall. q Santos.
Be- oskolcosa. at Plymouth.
SAILED ron NEW YoRx-
Be- Eastern IASht, from PfyncatA.
81 Wilhelm sebssm. from spssis-
o. Rbos, from DskaF.
Be- west oaissa, from 81. Nsssirs.
b Canadian vovaqsw, from 1aSuehes.
90 Eettetessn (tanh), from Hostsrdan-
Dc winnsbeso. from Hull.
The sun., 1919-03-29

sMsine--Brooks. streams and rivers;
ssNsw Jersey-Delaware River. June.
hour before sunrise and two hours after Q
prohibited hatwAsn p n. and dayiiRht
The sun., 1919-03-29

LONDON, March as.-Bar silver. SOD
per ounce. Money, Sx per cent. Dis
count rates-Short and three months
bills, 3% per cont Gold premiums NJ
Lisbon, 5000.