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The sun., 1919-04-17
LICENSE COMMITTEE
ON DYES Is URGED
Manufacturers Would Admit
From Germany Only Ger
tain Colors.

Reports that $4,000 tons Of dyestuffs
are ready for shipment from Germany
to England. Italy and the United States
are not to be taken to mean that the
United States has resumed. or Is con-
sidering resuming, trade relations with
the German Empire, color factors here
emphasized yesterday.
On the contrary, the dyestuffs offer
simply means for Germany TO pay for
foodstuffs and other commodities, II was
pointed out. While Il was felt In the
market that the American dyostuff
manufacturer would be far better off II
the proposed shipment to America wer.
sidetracked, It was agreed that as long
as the dyes apparently have to come in,
that IL IL well the Chemical Foundation,
Inc, was organized in time to undertake
IN conjunction with the War Industries
Board the distribution OF the product.
Prominent manufacturers and others
were unanimous that any portion of the
shipment which may come to the United
states should exclude any but such
dyes as are absolutely needed here, and
under no circumstances should any Of
the dyes be sold except under Govern
ment control. It was agreed that the
appointment Of a license committee by
the Chemical Foundation would 20 :,
long way. toward solving the problem.
This committee, II was said, should COM
prise manufacturers and consumers of
dyes and should be empowered to desig-
nate the kind and amount Of coloring
material to be permitted entrance to this
country.
The sun., 1919-04-17
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WILLETT STREET Alice Cooling
bought from r. Sharun 80 W'llett
street, a six story loft building. l6.sx
100
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-The estate OF
Edmund A. Hurry sold the three five
story apartments. s0x10O, at the south
west corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
l5oth street. to Louis kissing, through
Byrne Bowman and A. w. Miller
& Co.
WEST 1osTH sTREET-Charles s.
Kohler, Inc, sold for Morris I. Ritter
man and David B. Kraemer to a client
for investment l15 West l06th street.
FIVE story triple apartment. 246X
ln0.1l.
EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany sold to the lclpls Confectionery
Company (Sarantidos & ZirimIs) for
occupancy the four story business
building at o2s East Twenty-third
street, through Sol s. Ostertag
WEST NINETY-F1FT STREET.-THE
New York Public Library sold tho
three story dwelling at II West
Ninety-ffth street.
EAST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET.
James II. Cruikshank resod to l. RAN
dolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs the
four story dwelling at ~ East Seventy
eighth street, 15x100. ". A. Berwin &
Co. were the brokers in the sale.
EAST FIFTY SECOND STREr;T--Har-
ris & Vaughan sold. for John d. Trcnor
| 142 East Sixty-second street, four
story dwelling, TO a Mr.. Parker for
| occupancy.
WEST 122D STREET-Samuel Eichen
| sold 143 West ] 2od street. a four story
dwelling. 16.sx100. to Henry Jaffen.
| WEST EIGHTY-FIFTH STREET.
Wood. Dolson Company. Inc, sold for
| L. Donaldson 800 West Eighty-fifth
street. r. five story residence, 17xl00,
! TO buyer for occupancy.
EAST SEVENTY-FTF-TF STREET
| The New York Life Insurance and
| Trust Company, trustees, sold the four
| story dwelling. 4S Fast Seventy-ffth
street. to client OF Horace S. Ely
& Co.
| MONROE STREET-Uutler & Baldwin
sold SO Monroe street, six story loft
building, 20.lxi0O. for p. II. Brigham
to the Sedan Holding Corporation.
WEST 10TH STREET - Mary ]. and
Martha a. Joyce sold the three story
dwelling, 17.6xloo, at ola West 149th
street.
EAST SIXTY FIRST STREDT-Louis
simon sold the three story dwelling
20x100. at 2O7 East Sixty-frst street
WEST 18TH STREET-Juia A Hirsch
sold n FIVE story triple fiat, 25x100, at
3l1 West l19th street.
The sun., 1919-04-17
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Burke, Stone. Inc, rented for Chariot
Gibson her residence on Rossmore ave-
nue., Bronxville, to John Lester Of Ger
nlartown. Pa: also an apartment on
Marquand avenue to c. w. Zhittowsky
OF Westfield. ". j.; an apartment in
Alger Court to Miss Frances r Thomp-
son of New York city and sold for Carl
+. Dieckmann his house on Mcintyre
street, Armour ViIla Park, to Charles
Drummer.
Fish & Marvin sold tho estate OF NJ.
Anderson Shaw. at Noroton Heights,
near Stamford, Conn. TO A. S. Sutclifre
OF the American Mills Company. who
takes over the extensive plant for rails
Ing Carneau pigeons. Marshall p. Rich
ards OF Darien represented the seller.
Abraham Yarchover bought thirty six
lots at Brookhaven. l. l., from Ben
jamin Solomon and plans to build bunga-
lows
The sun., 1919-04-17
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased TO Henry q.
g. Noble the five story dwelling at 20
West Eixhty-Afth street; also apart
ments in $40 Park avenue to Ludwig
vogelstein; in $40 Park avenue to Mrs.
]. w. Cragin; in 1873 East Thirty-sixth
street to Mrs Richard Satterlee; in the
Wyoming at Fifty-ffth street and Sew
enth avenue TO Mrs A. II. Thurston; in
II East Sixty-eighth street to Evcrsley
Childs in 103 East Eighty-fourth street
to Henry A. Johnston and in $40 West
1b6th street 10 Calvin Coxe.
Pope & Brother leased for Mrs. Eliza
beth Hanson the three story dwelling at
5S Downing street 10 Gactano and Jose
phine La Spina.
The sun., 1919-04-17
Pharmaceutical Prices Fall.

Manufactured pharmacouticals show
pronounced weakness. Drug and Chen,i-
col Markets reports this week There
were numerous declines in prices and
few advances. With lower quotations
the buyers are placing orders more free
ly. An explanation of the concessions
made by manufacturers Is said to be tho
lower cost OF raw materials Essential
oils are easier. The imports of crude
drugs are gradually Increasing.
There Is a lull in the demand for COL
orB. except a few brilliant shades. Tex
tile interests are awaiting the action Of
the Government concerning the importa-
ton of German dyes before making large
commitments. Intermediates are mac
tive and weak. There we're no advances
in price but several declines.
In heavy chemicals the supply Of
cheap material which flooded the mar
ket after the armistice II gradually dis
appearing. Bleaching powder Is lower.
Soda ash In firm. Caustic soda In easier.
Acids are weak and there is little &C.
tiyity.
The sun., 1919-04-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

asp ct. ~ ", n s, sll-7Ksth r Moors
pOGgis. !; Ward, III W asd ST.. $3.50
28D ST. 1Te W, a arthur Hahlo,
exr. 70 Andrew Spiropoulos, OF New
Rochelle, n Y. and Nicholas Georga 10
poulos. 40 W 23d 1t (Capltd LunchD,
STA yrs from June 1. 1919; ATTY: Gee o
BROADWAY, sw ee,h st. north Of
sec hoor--schulte Realty co to Chin
Yook, a Doyer 1t. and Chin MonF pom,
As W ESD ST (sung. 81 Col. from. May J.
1919, 20 Oct !. 1884; address lung "a, *
Co, 2665 Pway. 10000 70 ts'ouV
sTH Az, 2s4O, I WIN J McNulty to
pominick Pedons, 2s4O Sth ay, yrs from
March /, 1919; address, d Pedone, as2oo
osTTsHH ST '5is..2s W. IS, '22j " ioih ~,
1b0x2o0,10 to n 57th st fo2t-31 Wy,
all--521-531 West 57;h 81 Corpn to VIII
iys-overiand, Inc, of Toledo. Ohio. 10 yrs
from Feb /. 1919. subject to mtg $3.50; :
sttvs, Lswysrs r T Co leo broad .
way. 80. per yr. So, 900: term, ssoo,o 900
The sun., 1919-04-17
ARMY EXPENSES DROP So P. @.
March Is First Month showing De-
crease since L. y. Entered War,

WASHINGTON. April l6.---March was
tho first month since the United States
entered the war In which a decided de-
crease in army expenditures occurred.
an official statement Issued to-day
showed. In that month expenditures
were s49iOoo,o00 or just 5s per cent
OF the previous monthly average OF
that total the Quartermaster Corps spent
II per cent.
Contracts suspended and cancelled nv
the War DEPARTMENT since the armistice
now total STATS, 900 900. The value az
ordnance items which Il is proposed 10
complete on war orders has been ~
duced TO 100000, 900.
The sun., 1919-04-17
LEASE INVOLVES soBo.ooo.

United Cigar Stores Company leased
from the Willoughby estate. through
John F. James & Co, the triangular plot
bounded by Fulton, Willoughby and
Pearl streets, Brooklyn, for twonty
years at a rental approximating $780,
900. In about a years time a new
building will be erected TO replace the
present frame structure. The United
Cigar Stores Company has also con-
cluded negotiations for leasing the two
story taxpayer at the southwest corner
OF 1s1st street and Broadway, and 'front.'
ing 133 feet on the latter thoroughfare,
for a term OF twenty-one years, at an
aggregate rental OF $4,000. l.. ].
Phillips 4 Co. were the brokers in the
transaction.
The sun., 1919-04-17
Crepe de Chine Getting Scarce.

Recent activities in the local whole
sale silk market have resulted in clear
ing out most OF the offerings OF crepe de
chine and the demand for this weave
now exceeds the supply. For time the
demand for crepe de chine was only
moderate, but two weeks ago buyers
began 10 call for the material in large
quantities and a run on the goods rap
idly developed.
For the better grades OF this fabric
prices have boon high. but there were
quantities OF poor quality that had to
be sold cheaply. Only small stocks OF
the material are held by local houses
aud the situation indicates. II is said
that exhaustion OF the fabric is possible
The sun., 1919-04-17
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
South America Needs
American Made Waists
-HE United Waist League OF
America will announce within

THE United Waist League OF
America will announce within
n few days the results of an
extensive survey made OF ten South
AMERICAN republics for the purpose
II finding a market for American
manufactured waists by which II
would be possible to keep the indus
try in this country operating twelve
months In tho year through tho az
ports during the dull season
II has been learned that in spite -
the remarkable advance made ~
many South American countries.
notably Brazil, In establishing their
own factories, 90 per cent. Of the
South American shirtwaists are Gus
tom made. Opportunities for Amsri-
can manufacturers are said 70 be un-
limited for most branches OF the
women's apparel industry.
The sun., 1919-04-17
MEG HANGS LIENS.
Mani

18TH ST. 30 w---John c Batstone at
Elsa /. Curtis, contrs. Si,a74S S
c5TH ST, 3o1 tn el7 w--Cai!ahan Kings
ley Co, Inc, ast Graphic Arts Rlty CO,
owner: Sterling Air Washer Co, contr
.sTH ST. SO, TO $40 VS. L. Snyder Co,
Inc. egt Mae Seifert. owner; John D
Devlin Constr Co, Inc, John ID Dsvlin
and John Buckley. contrs S,o3O62
6isT ST. so E--Miller Brady. Inc. aEt
so East slst 1T Co, Inc, owner and con
tractor .............. .,....., ,N1lV.SV
The sun., 1919-04-17
APARTMENT CHANGES HANDS.

The .Sawmill Construction Company.
Samuel Williams president, has sold the
nve story apartment house. completed
last October. at 1885 Grand Boulevard
and Concoursc. on plot 1o6x1+o. adjoin-
ing the northwest corner OF 165th street.
1t has been purchased by the arm OF
Rabiner. Bernstein & Rabiner In cash
transaction negotiated by Otto Good
man. The structure contains flfty-fve
apartments. arranged for eleven families
on a floor, and ia completely tenanted.
1t has been held at $3.50, 900 and shows
an annual return Of about $4,000. The
new owners paid all cash above q irst
mortgage OF t125.ooo. This one OF two
structures erected by Mr.. Williams at
this point last fall The corner building
was sold to an investor.
The sun., 1919-04-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.


RIVERSIDE DRIVE, = = @ I6oth nj. runs
It9 TO . r 18th av 1879 TO n es
Drive n 2126 to q 1s0th Stud
son View CONSTR co TO Grace Mandel-
baum, 70 W s1th at: Oct 26. 1916; atty,
Philip d Shapiro. 1le Nassau ct. s25, 900
18TH ST. 647-S0 E--Thos Powell to Thos
NJ Blake; July is. 1910; atty. P J
O'Rrien. l37 Nassau st...........sio.o 900
4TH Az. 4o7-liI 4 4ls--Jane " Fletcher.
2ss I'd st. Jers.y City. to Macmillan
Sirasser. 1884 st. Nicholas av: Sept ].
1911: atty. W II Emmet. 80 Wall
,sorH at. So, w.Herbcr,' and Caroline
osgood to the Protestant Episcopal So
cicty for Promoting Religion and Learn
ing in State y y Oct 81, 1900; atty,
Titc Guar 4 T Co, i76 Bway =. 5000
SAME rRoPERTY--ssmo to Sarah ? sy::
monds: oct 81, 1900: atty, same. $4,000
SAP ST. SO W--Adeie NJ Timpson TO Cor
aldins r Adee and Adelaide r Reynak.
extrs: Nov g, 1909; atty, Title Guar 4
T CO. l!s Pwsy, 49,, :. $50, 900
GREENWICH ST, 81: Trinity pl. s-Albert
and Karoline Hulsebosch, 81 Greenwich
ct. TO Augustus Hemenway ct al. trus-
tees: June J. 1918: attys Cadwalsder.
W 6 7. 40 Wall s:....:......... 900
WEST END Av, s. 2O.s n esd st. 1885
Minnie 8. wife Frank B Taylor, to Hy
A Taylor, East I'd. Portsmouth. r I;
attys Cadwalader. W & T. 40 Wall 81.
The sun., 1919-04-17

Considerable quantities OF Japanese
cotton goods are now being imported
here, it was stated yesterday at the local
United States Appraisers Stores. The
War Trade Board lifted tho embargo
against the importation of japanese cot
ton goods some time ago and importers
here Immediately took advantage OF this
action TO start shipments OF cottons from
the Orient to this country.
The sun., 1919-04-17
STUDIO BUILDING PLANNED.

Jaspar A Campbell IL to erect another
handsome studio apartment building on
Sixty seventh street between Central
Park West and Columbus avenue. He
has purchased as site for the new
structure the three old fashioned apart
ment house at sc, IS and 40 West Sixty
ssvsnth street, which occupy a plot. 15x
100. adjoining on the east the eight
story studio apartment house built ia
1915 and owned by n company of which
Mr.. Campbell Is president. The pro-
5ected building will correspond in ap-
psarance with the latter structure The
property was purchased through Malcolm
Il Smith and Rudolph e. Culver, Inc.
The sun., 1919-04-17
VIII stamp out Pattern Abuse.

The Associated Fur Manufacturer.
Inc, are planning to try TO eliminate
the practice in the trade OF sending
paper patterns OF garments sold 10 re-
tailers. According to the manufacturers
many retailers have made 1t practice
of securing these patterns in order to
take them 10 another manufacturer and
have garments made at lower prices
than they could buy them from the
maker who created the styles
This abuse has cost manufacturers
many thousaus Of dollars yearly. IL is
claimed.
The sun., 1919-04-17
GLAokEN ADDS TO HOLDINGS.

Joseph p Day has sold at private sale
the two block fronts on the west side OF
Morgan avenue from Beaded street to d.
vision place and from Division place to
Richardson street, in the Greenpoint sec
tion of Brooklyn. comprising twenty lots
These lots were included in the Nc
Loughlin estate auction sale. which was
conducted BY Mr.. Day last Thursday.
April 10, but were not offered.
The purchaser in yesterdays transac-
ton was William ]. Glacken, who
bought thirty lots at the auction. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Glacken plans ex-
tensive building operations on the prop
erty.
The sun., 1919-04-17
BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles F. Moves Company leased for
Helen Hughes Hall the six story build
ing at 2l6 Greenwich street 10 Carter
Macy & Co. Inc at an aggregate rem
tai of about S90,O0o, The building will
he used entirely for the storage and
handling ~ tea, The same. brokers also
leased in connection with George r
Read & co. lS9 Front street TO George
NJ. Auten & Co.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc, leased 10
Morris r1shbeln the fret loft at 10 to 4s
The sun., 1919-04-17
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

PROSPECT McLernon Bros.
sold for Hamilton & Son to Mary Getz
the Ave story apartment house at 1897
Prospect avenue and resod II for Mrs.
Getz TO the Arborview Realty Com
pany for investment.
EAST 156TH STREET-Emanuel Glau-
her bought from Jennie Il. Brolles.
drought Leo Abraham, the six story
apartment house, with stores. at S34
and sac East 156th street.
FAILE STREET-Morris Fein sold the
Ave story apartment house, 75xl00, at
1854 Faile street to a client of Abra-
ham Grossman.
EAST 10TH STRIET--Cahn & Pitt
man sold TO Isaac Weinstein tho two
story dwelling, 20xs0, at SOL East
169th street. L. D'Avola was the
broker.
The sun., 1919-04-17
British Diapers to visit L. :.

According TO informal ION received yes
terdsy by the National Retail Dry Goods
Association OF the United States the
Diapers Chamber OF Trade OF the
United Kingdom has accepted the invi-
tation of the American trade organiza-
ton to send a delegation OF retail mer-
chants to tour the American continent
and visit stores.
The sun., 1919-04-17

BOSTON, April 16.-In the leather mars
ket here union COW backs have been adj
vanced to "a cents, says the Shoe dnd
Leather Reporter Union COW bellies are
selling at 20 cents and "a cents for steer,
bellies. Outside prices are obtained In
all transactions on oak and hemlock
sole. ..'
Shoe manufacturers report that the
travelling men on the road are continue
ing to send in orders for early fall de-
livery. Business for immediate delivery
Is holding up fairly well. Jobbers have
nlaced soma fall orders. u. -
The sun., 1919-04-17
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

NJ. ". Hayward a Co sold for Fred
erick Schnatz the six story elevator
apartment house at 414 West 121st
street known as Carolyn Court 1t stands
on a plot 1tsx1o0.11, and with the James
Court and Bryn Mawr apartments
makes up the block front on the north
side Of 121st street between 'Morningside
Drive and Amsterdam avenue. The new
owner Is the Carlton Decorating and
Contracting Company. The property was
held at 100000. and rents for about
$4,000 annually,
The sun., 1919-04-17
BROWN MAKES RESALE.

Frederick Brown has resold to NJ. L.
& C. Ernst the plot of nine lots. measur-
ing about 75x2o4. or the south side OF
Mosholu Parkway between Fieldston
road and Newton avenue. two blocks
from Broadway. in the Riverdale ser
ton. Mr.. Brown recently acquired the
property In an exchange for the apart
ment houses at 425 and 429 East 16ist
street
The sun., 1919-04-17
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Realty Trust sold for Aztec Realty
Corporation the two family dwelling at
1868 Fortieth street TO Boris Globus for
investment
Walter 8. Ross and C. c. Gretsinger
sold for James Kehoe the two family
cottage with double garage. S0x10o. at
957 Seventy-second street, to client
for occupancy
Meister Builders. Inc. sold to a Mr..
HICKMAN $3.50 Twentieth avenue, a
three story cottage. 1sx96.s. for occu-
pancy.
The sun., 1919-04-17
Loan Committee to Meet.

Tho Victory Liberty Loan committee
for the millinery. couturiers. dress
trimming and allied trades will hold a
meeting In the Hotel Clarldge this eve
ming at 40 o'clock. to go over detailed
trades quota
The sun., 1919-04-17
VIII Sell Jaeger WOODEN System.

The Office OF the Alien Property Gus
todlan In Washington has set April %
as the date for the sale OF the property
of DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden system
in this city. The enemy interest In the
company IL given as 100 per cent. The
company was taken over some time ago
and It's operation continued under the
direction OF the custodian's Office.
The sun., 1919-04-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

Az. n G c seth st: 6th av, n
c j5th st. mtg S1s,ooo---T.eo s dsinG 10
BsnI r Lummis. 32t w lo3d st; atty.
Alfrsd l. Mardler. 20 Nassau 81 81
Building Cn to sir Lea Corpn. 20 Nassau
st: Attys. Strhsbourger & S. - Bwsy..t
SOUTH WILLIAM ST. 3S-37-Adams Land
and Bldg Co TO Harlem say Bank. l24 Y
l2Sth ct; attys, White q Case. Wall
DRIVE. $40 8 e c isoth st.
mtg Sos. O00--Hudson View CONSTR CO to
Morris White, $50 Riverside Drive: attys,
Koppemsn 4 Weinberg. lA Rivingtcn
77TH ST. il central say Bank to the
Chassis OF Of tho Reformed church
Messler 2Ss Bway t25, 900
Tho Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD, 12es--Anna l. Martin to
Dora Bondy, 1886 Boston ri: atty, Otto
Henschel. Rector st..............tio0
PROSPECT Az. S. 10 l4Sth at. 5oN
iOO--Eli1 Nealis. estrx. 10 Annie T
Ne'lis, ~ e soth ct; atty, Cook
sourHERN BLVD. 162e-,N y Trust Co
to Dollar SAVINGS Bank. ?7s7 Sd Nv;
attys, Mackellar & G.. 49 Cedar st.sS3.500
i30TH ST. $. 250.3 Morris av. aSN
loO-SIcols Biondi. 2sc r 1,sth st. to
Enrichetta Biondi. 2s2 II listh st; atty,
18TH ST. 4et Elite q & T Co TO
Winfield Taylor. 81 Garden st; atty,
T @ 4 r Co. 176 Bway.. $500
22sTH ST. $, lot apo, map Wakefield
l00xll+-ElIE ktlian. admx. TO VIM ]
Martin Ereepoft l. !; atty. l. Wells
HASrLaNp AZ. :aoea-ch,rl.i,ian rh,ers 't to
Mink Const Co. ?o2l Hsvlsnd av atty,
p Henning, westchestcr and Have
meyer avs; an Interest $3.50
The sun., 1919-04-17

MUsToGEE April lG.--John Wukin-
son. president Of District 81. United
Mine Workers this afternoon refused
to rcscind the order for strike Of
$500 miners in all the central coal and
coke company's properties IN the south
west although he was directed to do
so by Or. II. A, Garfield, Federal Fuel
Administrator, In telegram received
al noon. 1.-The strike will gon on until
We get satisfactory settlement" Je-
clared Mr. Wilkinson
The sun., 1919-04-17

from the New York Title and Mortgage
Company stoddard & Mark represented
the purchaser as attorneys.
The sun., 1919-04-17

with offerings Of 100000 pounds Of Cape
wool and 100000 pounds Of South
American wool
The sun., 1919-04-17
LIS PENDESs.
Manhattan.


BEDFORD ST SO, and Barrow ST.. s6--
Greenwich Saw Bk agt WILDER v knapp
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; sttys, Md
dlebrook g. Borland
9th ST. a. asa II OF BwAy, s4si7sx
irreg-Louis T Even agt Justine o Ale
shire ct al (partition); attorney, c s
Noyes.
Bronx.
e3sTH ST, =. e5.7 n Of Carpenter av,
?5.7Ni0l. clara Best agt Pearl Niles
81 al foreclos OF lntg); attys, Dunn e.
Dslv.
ls3D ST, II W--Christlne s Nicon agt
Emile s Hicks ct al uoreclos OF mtg
atty, " Swain
BECK ST. 5ss---Msx lIirsch agt Benaben
Rty Corpn et al foreclos OF MTG; atty.
j kadel
BECK ST. 6s2-Max Hirsch sgt Benshen
Rlty Corpn ct al foreclosure OF mtgl
atty, ! Kadel,
SILVER ST, n cor OF Roselle 81, 20 5N
5.3--HenTietta + Mead agt NJ Re-
gina Dillon ct al foreclos Of mtg); attys.
Mapes a Raynor.
The sun., 1919-04-17
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]
Nv Jo...h ID D

By Joseph T. Day.
BROADWAY. 2l2s-S4. cor 18th st.
2o0-l+. runs = l0+.sX 1863 to Amster.
dam av. 3OS-i6, n look W 3l9 10 begin
three sty fats and strs and I sty str
Cecilia Etnstein et al agt Frank Brad
ley ct al: due, 'SSe,lsa; taxes, &C. u.s.
BY Arthur q. sheridan,
l2STH ST, I'll W, e. 1870 " 7th av, l6.Sx
9sli, 3 rty and bsmt dwlg-Bway saw
ings Inst aEt II Clark et al: due. all
5oio4; taxes. sc. $3.50: TO the plaintiff
for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-04-17
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.

Tho first nam" is that OF the debtor. tins
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was Med
Steele, Daniel W, Jr.--u. 3.
Realty & Improvement Co,
April 10 l9l6.........-...--. tSsHi
Britwitz. Arthur--A Josephson:
Aug. 81. l9lj...,..,......... tf4.&y
Lewis. Arthur G.-Gotham Ma
t!onal Bank OF y. y. April Is.
Trommer. Louis--s. CAM: Dot.
90, lsl7...... ....,............ INS
Eichler. Armin--H, TAnnonoGumi
April I, 1919 (vAcatsd) .-..,,.. e.tsS.H
Hedinger, ]. Harris B.--Chatham
& Phenix National Bank. Oct
Is. 1919 CVAcated) ,,......,,... I.oS7s
Marks, IAon--J. w. Covd!n CT al;
Feb. II reversed .....,...... ss1ts
John Monks & Sons and Fidelity
and Deposit co. Of Nd Com
IrunIpaw steel Co; May is.
liar Moriah Hospital Of the Ga
lIrinn and RucoNineAu Fedora
ton and Louis Leiman-ChAt-
ham 4 Phsnix Nat. Bank of
CITY ot y. y: Jan ~, 1918. 7f7st
Cummins. Davis, and Harry Wild
teurr -- People. &C; oct. %.
1913 (VAchtsdD 49,. ......,,... 500 10
The sun., 1919-04-17
WEsTCHEsTER REAL ESTATE.
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BERKSHIRE PROPERTIES.
Choice estates. acreage, waterfront
HESS Business Property
n IEr FOR BusINEss PURPOsEs.

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