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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
HOME SHOW A SUCCESS.

The centre of the attraction of the
own Your Home Exposition" In the
Seventy-irst Regiment Armory. Thirty
fourth street and Park avenue, are nod
els of all sorts and conditions of houses.
Underlying all. however, Ii the serious
thought OF the home ownership idea"
Evidence Of this Is given at the booth Of
the Loan and Savings Association, which
Is constantly crowded with persons de-
sirous Of Joining building and loan asso-
Citations President w. d. Carter Of the
Metropolitan League OF Savings and
Loan, with his corps OF assistants. has
already interviewed more than 1000
homeseekers. Z
Community planning is shown by the
model Of Washington Park. Maplewood,
N J. This model Is a miniature repro
duction, showing in great detail the topo-
graphy Of the land its roadways, build
ings, the planting of its trees and its
playground and parks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
TRANsPAcIFIo MAILS,

The connecting mails close at the General
Post office and CITY Hall Post Office station
Netherlands East Indies and specially ad.
dressed mail for Japan. via San Francisco
So Bintan Sept. 10.
Japan Corea, China. Siberia. Siam. Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via Van
couver and Victoria, b. c., SA MontesEle
Hawaii. via San Francisco. S. Luriine
Hawaii, Japan, Cores, China. Siberia siam
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies,
via San Francisco, Sc. Shinyo Maru, Sept, Il
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and siberia
via San Francisco. &c. Colombia, Sept Is
Philippine Islands and Cochin China, via
San francisco. SIS. Colusa. september is.
Japan, Corea, China, siberia, Siam. Cochir
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
b. O., IS Empress OF Japan, Sept. 20
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia
via vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. SIS
Niagara, SEPT. q.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Yea,
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia via San Francisco. SIS, Tofua. Sept. W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
BuYs ON PARK PLACE.

william H. whiting & Co. sold for
Ioucetta B. Makepeace the five story
building so. sx152.22, -ati23 Park place,
extending through to 20>'Murray street.
II was assessed at s147.ooo. The same
brokers sold the hve story building.
5f.l1x152.11, at 25 Park place, extending
through to % Murray street. for the 20
Park Place Company. The property was
assessed at $4,000. The purchaser OF
beth buildings was Morris Fatman- pres
ident Of the Raritan woollen Mills.
Mr.. Fatman already owned the build
ing at 81 Park place. extending through
to is Murray street. BY the acquisition
Of the buildings at 20 and 20 Park place
he controls space of more than 1880
square feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
MODEL HOME COMMUNITY.

The Turtle Bay Company, Inc, Mrs.
Victor Sorchan president and treasurer
has filed plans with the Manhattan Blu
reau of Buildings for making over the
twenty-one four story houses at 227 to
247 East Forty-eighth street and 226 to
FAC East Forty ninth street The fences
In the rear will be taken down and the
Stops Of the houses removed. Minor in
terror changes will be made. The houses
when altered will form the Turtle Bay
Gardens. e. C. Dean and w. L. Bot
tomley are the architects in charge of
the alterations. They have estimated
that It will cost 100000 to make the
changes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
NIanhattati.

siTH ST, Ill w--Aiben Realty Co to Victor
L Chabert, June 81, 1917; atty, C p Lat
,, 5nF 81 q p'ne iss Az {; ssx,Oo-Motris
Rosentover to Central Saw Bank Of City
OF N Y. sept 6. 1907; atty, Amend 4 A.
.ru s Tas ga rssi srd MIAMI. fs,nSsrp
80 Essex st. 20 Sanl stecher, admr. Jah
IS. 1915; atty. @ roiletis. 1873 Nassau
rr, vt a. ~ Roo:sr:,, q runs
W 2i1ix 74.2x a3.1ox n 1914 to beg
Pietro and Maria Capurali. 3i3 Water ST.
to Rachel Keschimer. July 10, 1918; atty,
II Friesner, Az Bway. ..4.........sl.o0 900
t1sT ST. s5i-5s = Samuel and Minnie
Feinberg to Miriam Tuckman, Sept IA,
1905. atty, A Morris, fsl Bway. :. .ts,oo6
SHERMAN Av. l6i-Malex Realty Corpn,
ife Bway, to Simon NJ Goldsmith. Sept l.
1911; atty, N Y T & NJ Co. las Broad :
way ............... ........... y .tb,oVV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
GETS HARLEM PROPERTY.

Joseph Shenk bought through H.
Meltzer from william Roffler the six
story elevator apartment house at 5O4
and sos West 111th street. on a plot
lOsxs2, adjoining the southwest coruer
OF Amsterdam avenue. The structure
has accommodations for forty-two fami-
lies and returns an annual rental OF
about $4,000, The property was held
at $3.50 900.
Mr.. Shenk sold to a Mr.. Gerbina
through Joseph wolkinberg the six story
elevator apartment house at $50 West
l4ith street, on a plot 87.6x100. near
Broadway. The structure was held at
$4,000 and has an annual rental OF
about $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

GREENE STREET--Spear q Co. sold
Tor Gutman Bros the i've story build
ing at LOT and 100 Greene street to
the Ralesome Realty Corporation.
WEST 161ST STREET-Spear & Co.
sold for Hervey Siebert the four story
apartment buildings at 55s, $50 and
b62 West 161st street to the Anvic
Realty Corporation. Negotiations are
pending for the resale Of two OF these
buildings.
GREENE STREET-spear q Co. sold
for Robert e. Simon the six story
building at 225 Greene street to Isaiah
Schofier for investment.
WEST 18TH STREET-w. j. Huston
Son sold for Mrs. Christina Bernhard
to- James L. Van SAINT 551 and $50
West 159th street, two three story
dwellings, S0x100.
WEST 18TH STREET-Houghton Com
pany sold 227 West 115th street for
Mary E. Lee to william vedovato, a
five story apartment, 1S.ex100.
EAST FORTY-FIFTH STREET-Byrne
& Bowman sold for Mr.. Ferguson the
three story and basement dwelling,
1s.sx100.5, at 156 East Forty-fifth
street to Herman K. Schanvolin, who
will alter into bachelor apartments
The property was held at $4,000.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET-The
John L. Peel Company sold for Chris
than g. Euler to NJ. j. Callahan the
five story single fiat 367 West Forty.
eighth street The buyer will alter 1,
for his own occupancy
WEST EIGHTY-SECoND STREET
Ennis Sinnott purchased from
Grace L. Conger the four story dwell
ing, 19x100. at 1874 West Eighty.
second street. Frederick Zittell a
Sons were the brokers.
AUDUBON AVENUE-Ennis & Sinnot,
sold the two six story apartment and
store buildings. on plot 62xl0O, at zoe.
EOS Audubon avenue, between l75th
and 176th streets.Sto David Conjorsky
The brokers were MCDOWELL. & Nc.
Mahon and Frank A. Schaeffer Of
| Yonkers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
apsInrNrIAL LEAsEs.

Samuel II. Martin leased apartments
at los West Sevehty-seventh street to
Edward II. Barto, Jacob Miller. Marie
Everette and Mary Collins.
Pease & Gilman leased for Robert
oiyphant 10 Mrs. Mary w. Wagner
Of Cleveland the furnished ive story
n1ertcan basement residence. on plot
3Ox1OO, at 16 East Fifty-second street.
The asking rental for this house is re-
ported at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

l1sT9a ST. 9 u mig '95SIS 9th so1 sy
atty, Julius II zlsssr. s77 Bway; =
Sta ai'n Nv 'f ssano.Titi; Guar i Trust CO y
GUAR ! Trust Co I'D Bwsy; 80. 49,, 1000
Sau ss Tayior' III BW ss ST. SO 1900 900
N9 bssSsrs Tras trS S S to EaxssT.
4r M0r sr Co. a5is5s Of Eyvsna,
Bkiyn; attys, Morrison s. as6
aoTM sT aa3 VI. hail part, mtg 5000 5000
Lena hllDOTn SS s., A1e p T. Saepb KSttsa
w a sfs'sf N 4ERkxcE, ii.Fr:ss OOS
oylss 70 Flora p MOrrSw' 1sT River,
pRADHURsT Av. 2ie-N Y Title. & Mort
S,y . s ssT R T. Il c sssEs ST.
TIN .v nHs.s.l 'tsn SurIs ss alS.Ssss.
1890 crotona PARKWAY atty. Herms sa
.sT fet'l 81, asS EMTitis Guar Trust co
70 Rose del Pine Hedden. $40 Park ayi
SAB fdp 81. 2ss sMfawyers ride Trust
bradley Beach. y u atty, Lawyers z
Bronx
FOX ST. W 254 lsbth st, lots, each
Reeber. sc SUFFOLK at; atty. l. II Gold
i40 Nassau q. assts. :. IA. = ti0t
HUGHES AV. $3.50 Aaron Cohn to Car.
meio Cases. esa0 Hughes av, and ano
atty Jos. Nicehis, f5s Bway ,tI4 sec
UNION Az, W g. 9b = teeth At, 26xss.s-
q Hoopef spifern. " Y; atty. lawyer.
It's ee 80 hTsy eot,,,;;s Il 'S Az!
surr Ia 81 ax W. sway .'Iy. TUE SS "a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day.
Iceland. via Reykjavik; also parcels post
mails for Iceland SIS Lagarfoss. $3.50 A. NJ.
SIS. Pannonia. 10 A M.
Tomorrow.
Belgium and Luxembourg (parcel post mails
and specially addressed correspondence), via
AR Europe. a Africa and West Asia, via Liver.
Ireland, Egypt, british India, British East
France Especially addressed only via Bor.
Algeria. Corsica and Tunis, IS. Chicago. 30
Italy parcel pos, mails and specially sd a.
dressed eorrespondensel. via Naples and
Azores. Islands dtsiy mus, De specially
addressed for despatch by this steamer. via
Ponta Delgada and Naples also parcel post
m nsfo s sSs 4 'G NJ and i'A' S'' Ban Cen
Greece parcel post mails only. viz
Pirnas SIS Evansville; 10 4 M M wall. .nt
Pireus and Galatz, SIS. Bloemiontein, Il N.
Saturday
Greece parcel pos, mails OniS>' via Patra'
SIS Edsehll, : A nrn,r,s pr,v,ris Tn,
embure, Czecho-slo aka, Jugo; siayia. Ger
spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt British India
Straits setilements and Persia. via Havre
| Corsica and Tunis, SIS. La Savoie, $3.50 4. NJ
Germany (parcel post mails and special!
addressed correspondence, via Hamburg. Sc
| Bushong, A. NJ.
Senegal, Gambia, Gold Coast. Lagos an
Belgian Congo via Dakar. Bathurst, Sec
condee, winnebah, AccTa, Cotonou, Lagos
Duola, Bona and Matadi IS. Liberty Land
10 A. NJ.
Italy u'arcel post mails and specially I'D
Genoa. IS. Taormina, $3.50 A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
BRONX pwpLLINes SOLD.

NJ. L. and G. Ernst have sold to Isaac
Nowak, Se7 whitlock avenue. a three
story, three family dwelling, 25x100
near Longwood avenue. completing the
resale OF twenty-one dwellings acquired
by the selling company last spring
Saul Freund was the broker.
The Messrs. Ernst also have sold to
Jacob zweibel, 7 Washington Terrace,
near 1S6th street, three story dwelling
1sxse, to Haskell Jacobs. This Is the
last of eighteen dwellings owned by the
selling company at this point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
OLD MUSEUM SITE SOLD.

Spear Co, sold for the East River
Savings Bank the Ave story building at
PSI ana $50 Broadway. running through
70 Mercer street, 10 an exporter OF shoes
ana clothing. The historical associations
OF the cite are interesting. Successfully
II was occupied by the Chinese rooms
Where the Boomer Company gave p6ph-
lar entertainments, the Broadway Ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-UnusuAlly attractive all
wear home, new Colonial brick dwelling
with garage. first floor has large living
room, dining room, kitchen, extra toilet
and laundry In basementi second bed
rooms tiled bath interior finished through
out in white enamel woodwork and ma
hoRany duurs, par4uSt GSsgg Throughout
steam, heat. gas, electricity, sewer. etc;
restricted section; no assessments; 5 min
block express ststioni u minutes GRAND
Central; cent fare $4,000 cash required
balance on terms For plan. photo, CALI
write or phone ] s. wiTHERs, 20 East
Ssd street. Tel $50 Murray Hin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09

sine, the Buckeye Minstrel Hall and
Melodion Concert Hall. one Of the most
notorious amusement places In the city.
In 1866. following the burning of his
museum at Broadway and Ann street.
Barnum rebuilt Melodion Hall and
opened new museum there. Tom
Thumb and Minnie Warren were exhib-
tied in that museum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
SALE At LOCUST VALLEY.

Brown, wheelock Company sold for
Mrs. Charles o. Gates her estate, Dor
merhouse, at Locust Valley. IL l., to j.
D. Mcguire. The property consists OF
fourteen acres with large residence.
1t adjolns the estates of william d.
Guthrie, II. p. Dayidson. J. r. ~Aldrich
and Theodore Clark. 1t was held at
s325. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
SELLS 20 EAST SAD STREET.

A. H. Mathews sold for the United
st@tes Trust Company the apartment
house on the southwest corner of Madi-
son avenue and Eighty-second street.
known as rs East Eighty-second street,
being 35 feet on Eighty-second street
and 1922 feet on Madison avenue.
Brown Wheeiock Company represented
the sellera 80 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
brown BUYS LOFT.

Frederick Brown bought from Edward
" c. Lane through Ewing. Bacon &
Henry 10 East Sixteenth street, an eight
story loft building on lot 25xs2. near
Fifth avenue. The property. valued at
$4,000. was purchased by Mr.. Brown
because possession can be had on Febru-
airy l, 1920
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
500 AT HAWTHORNE PARK SALE

The Jere johnson Jr Company held
successful auction of the Curley props
erty. known as Hawthorne Park, at
Flatbush avenue and Avenue u in
Brooklyn. About 500 persons attended
the sale. which was conducted by Auc-
tioneer Fred Snow. The 22S lots were
sold for a total Of ss0.2s7.5o. The av-
erage price per lot was $3.50. The re-
naming lots, including some on Flat
bush avenue. we're not ready for the sale
and therefore were not offered. These
eighty lots will be sold at a night sale
to be held In the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange at q date to be announced
later.
inside lots on F'latbush avenue brought
from $500 to $500 each. The five lots
on the corner of Flatbush avenue and
Avenue U sold for 1915 each. Inside
lots on Avenue 7 brought from $3.50 to
$500 each and on Hendrickson street
from $225 to s375.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
T1sHMANs SELL "AHNHILpE.,

Bernard Reich has purchased the Aim.
hide, a nine story elevator apartment
house, 1896 West Ninety-fifth street
near Amsterdam avenue, s5x10O, and a
three story private dwelling adjoining
17x1oo. from Julius Tishman & Sons
The property was held at $4,000. s
Simon was the broker. 1t was an al
cash purchase. Jacob NJ. Schoenfeld
representing the purchaser, and stod.
dard & Mark acted for the Tishmans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
nICnMoND SALE.

CHARLES s. Kohier, Inc. sold for a
client of otterbourg, Slender q Hous-
ton 10 Fernand Asuiler the three story
building at the corner Of Manhattan
avenue and Claremoht street. Totten-
Vile. on plot i5ox1OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
QUEENS SALE.

II, Frankfort sold for A. A. Mark
baum to ". q. Foote the cottage on plot
fexfoo. on the east side Of Hart place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
SALE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

Sharp & Co. have sold for Mary q.
White, the six story apartment building
at 54S Riverside Drive. The property
was held at s25o.o0O. Sharp & Co. have
been appointed agents to manage the
property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

STANTON ST. 8, extends from " s
T00mPkIns St to es Na Sls St 2SoSgOS
Hopkins and ano, receivers OF the Brad
ley. Contracting co, to Peter Baron. IS
HsHer atty It Ht Nan sS 81 Ers f I slSad
I'D wy Ky. iits :tr@John Sc fS% TO 10
Samuel Mandel, 81 Y s1th st, 3 yrs. from
June l, 1875 atty l. Halle, 1890 ior
is sa H 81. Sis:is W. top a.isoth s 81
Garage eErpn s to John ,S,I pale; 81 ssd
ss 4i 81 ss 3fHs'RS ss,h s ST. !. W. a
MstS ko GSSS%n 81 h1S stS i. sss sno
- from June 20. 1919. to April 40.
STU Az. s7s .tor. and room ON ist ii nv
i25th ST. 10 yrs from oct 1'i' atty;
wEEssKT s4 ia .ldsastaSs E t. kaSiiGG
70 Philip and chss MOdsy. ~ West
st. FROM 3 St,r / 1919 to h Nay l. lsss
BRo Ssi VA is7s. cor t ssd ' stBstO
: 9hC .oI Co Lessee a.,s q estate s;tss. qsG
attys. Baker & o. "a, Nassau
sr Sre Hv tss ALBANIA ostran G1u owSeT
& Ethel Jefferson to Sander Guttman,
Iss0; atty, Leon La'hi , 49, to 1 r. sSt
1isTH ST. ii W, ail.Deru; Realty c cs,,po
TO Leon Essig, II w ilsth ST. yrs
from W MAX IA Observation-Disclosures i'i'i atty David tI? sSG
BROADWAY. W cor saith st. gnd &
megg irs. bsmt sub bsmt-R S
Co TO Arthur Lindon. is yrs from
Sept IL, 1919; attys London D. 81
srH 0eAIV sssi, str d bsk.sho ;tiOIfS
Young ct Al to Ma. .Lindner, sssT ST.
z yrs renewal, .i;s:o:.X.; q ,'ot
ceilar--Julids II. siebert to Abr Der,
man, io2 z l14th at. yrs from Oct !
1919; atty, Lehman, 2s1 Broad:
1sT Nv, 2is. str 4 c-Hsien L Roedel,
& ano. exrs TO Hyman Tantleff. 500 n
Parkway. Bklyn n ano, 4s-12 yrs from
Sept /, 1919 atty, b Il slegelstein .!
BWay ....'..... - s'''''''' tI,lO'
Bronx.
Arthur II Murphy 10 Peter Broker.
Columbus av yrs from May l, 1919
atty, A d Gutssell, IS Park Row. $3.50
BROOK AV. sls, west store-Edw Rueh
to Morris Kalish. ala e 1881 st. S yri
from May 1, 1915 atty. d Honig,. zsol
FOX 81. $50 is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Realty co to Paul schwarz. $50 Fox ct
-yr from May /. 1915 1ty, Pau
SchWars .'...''''...''.''.' t5,bS'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.

WEST END Av, 674-Harlem Supply Co
agt Laura Opper. owner and contrac-
BTTHl sT, 5, 100 " 10th av. 95xisO-
Thomas flaming agt Ella C johnson,
owner and contractor. ........ 80, 1891
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

STATION PLACE, = !. isa G4a Hi I'd,
.b0xs6-Anthony Avallone agt Richard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
MORTGAGEs.
East side.

(EaSt Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
ana 10th ttfeeta)
arH Az. cor fsth 81. io7sxsox lfree.
m. Sept 1--Maiex Realty corpn 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
REAL rsTArE FoR SALE,

TWO old tenement houses on. sstra
deep lot on 18th Street. Would
ihs. viii bs sold cheap. ADAM a.
scHoPR. ~ Third Assnus. Mex York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
QUEENS nnAL EsrAT. ron SALE.
HOME SEEKERS RtaD ruIs

s-roort house, all modern improvements
newly decorated throughout. best section
HOLLIS, minutes to station, plot 40xlOU.
Price $500, cash necessary $1,000. b. II.
SWEET. s2i Fulton ST. Jamaica. n, Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09

OFFICES FOR RENT-Magnincent Of
rces furnished with thoroughly modern
equipment, desks, dictaphones, typewriters'
mateiy 600 50. II. sl25Oo monthly, i'm
mediate possession. Apply SCOTT, Room
l7O4, 500 Fifth Avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Homes Investment Company, Ed
win NJ. La Roche president, sold the
houses at 1860 Sixty-first street to Luz
device Guerrio: at 1922 Sixty-first street
to Sol Fox; at 1864 Sixty-flrst street to
Aniello Scarpati. and at 1866 Sixty
first street TO Emily Haiss.
The same company has sold out Its
entiFe development of semi-detached
houses with driveways on Sixty-fourth
street and Bay Parkway. Among the
recent sales made by the company In
that district were the houses at 2132
Sixty-fourth street to Louis Marsullo:
at 2156 Sixty-fourth street to Isabel FL
kins: at 2148 Sixty-fourth street, with
garage, to A. Gilfand: at 2144 Sixty
fourth street to Mrs. Ray Cohen; at
216S Sixty-fourth street to NJ. Rubino-
WITT. and at 2130 Sixty-fourth street to
Jacob Shieldret.
F. c Sauter sold for Malcolm Law
renee to William ]. Ward for occupancy
the four story American basement brick
and stone dwelling 81 Montgomery
place, near Prospect Park West.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretslnger
sold for Axel ]. Larsen the two family
house at 311 Seventy-eighth street. and
for Alfred c. Hafstad the detached cot
tage at 955 Seventy Fourth street.
Charles Buermann & Co. sold for the
Patrick Hart estate the three story and
basement building 22S Adams street
held at 5000. The buyer is a Mr.. Gold
frame, who will use 1t for factory pur-
poses.
Driver & Bowie sold the two story
and basement frame dwelling 23s Elev-
enth street for the estate of Rulef Van
pruuf IN Inhn (vnarv for Occunancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
sAtLEp FOR NEM YORK

IS Aauitania, from Southampton.
IS Orduna. from Liverpool.
IS New York City, from Bristol.
Sc Sidlay Range, from Leith.
SIS Pamela, from Avonmouth.
SIS Everett, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Bowie, from Manchester.
IS Bellingham, from Plymouth.
Sc Nance, from Para.
IS West Gambo, from Antwerp.
Sc willimantic, from Genoa.
IS Alton Hall. from Perrin.
s. Mlnnekahda, from London.
SIS Gothic Prince, from Karatsu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Building in Montclalr, N. j.. for Au-
gust totalled $4,000, according TO the
report OF Building Inspector william II.
Senior. made public yesterday. OF this
amount $4,000 represents buildings, ST.
600 garages and $4,000 additions and
alterations to existing structures.
The Homes Investment Company sold
half acre plot in Its development al
Stoney Brook, L. l., to Carl rutland OF
Brooklyn. The company has also con-
tracted to build bungalow for Edward
A. Rollins OF Brooklyn in the same de-
velopment.
The Robert e. Farley Organization
sold for d. M. Hayes his house at the
corner Of Vermont and New York ave-
nues to Max Kortlander of Chicago
music composer
George Howe sold the residence OF
Harold II. Brown at Park Hill. Yonkers
N. Y, to Winfred 8. Fouts Of Yonkers
N. Y; also the estate OF Arthur l.
Keller at Fieldston, Riverdale- on- Hud-
son, to DR.. Clyde Kennedy Miller OF
New York city. The property has beer
held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-09
MARINE INTELLIoENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and eeodetio Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .., 500 A NJ sun sets: :....7:17 N
Noon rises. .....e;H M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
He'll Gate. .....e.H M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4 80 AM Gov. Island. .2:17 A N
He'll Gete......s:b5 NJ
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER s.
g Levlathan, Brest. Aug. 81.
ss La sarois, Havfo. Aug. 80
&c Rotterdam Rotterdam. Aug. 81.
IS Denebrog, Barry, Aug. 90
IS Alloway Punta Delghgo, Aug. b.
&c Mouro. Barcelona. Aug. 81.
IS West Sohas, Bordeaux, Aug: "a.
IS West Pool Antwerp, Aug. q.
. s. s. p TsrsSa o MISsspOoi, Avg. 3.
IS Drammensfjord, Bergen. Aug. d.
Ss Conotton. London, AUG q.
SIS ManI Isles, Macoris, Aug. 80.
IS GARLIC. Colon, Sept. 1.
Sc Cowboy, Cristobal, Aug. %,
81 Colorado sprinEs Cristobal. Aug. %.
81 Chappell. Bassans, ..,
SIS San Juan. San Juan. sept. /.
IS Colorado Springs, Cnstobal Aug. 30
SIS Amelia, Port Antonio, Sept 2.
- III Alba, Galveston.
SIS Huguenot, Port Arthur.
- IuTtHelu, NOTTOlh, sept. u
Sc Everglades, Antilla, sept. Q.
IS j. ID. Rockefeller. Tuxpam Sept. 1.
Sc West Alsek. Boston, Sept. Q.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Eantasket, at Liverpool
IS Brisgavia. at Gibraltar.
s. OCEAN Monarch. az Gibraltar
Sc West Nosska, at Genoa.
ss Mae, at Gibraltar.
IS Tyr. 81 Rio Jeneiro.
Sc West Kyska, al Rio Janeiro.
SIS w. @. Teasie, at Montevideo.
IS lie Quesnoy. at Fayal.
ss Santa Luisa, at Valparaiso.
SIS Jekyl at Montevideo
IS City of Colombo, at Karachi
SIS Lake Charles. at Newport News.
SIS Mundelta, at Newport News
IS Lakeland, at Newport News.
Ga Oranje Nassau, at Baltimore.
IS Alector, at Baltimore.
IS British Marshal, at Port Eads.
Sc Jynchburg, at Mobile.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-02
WAN TED
NEW DEPOSIT OF
 IRIDIUM DISCOVERED
 NEAR BRITISH TOWN

LONDON, April 15.-The discovery of considerable body of pitch blende-the ore of radium-is report. ed from the village of Hampstead, on the border of Dartmoor. Samples were submitted to the Mineral Re sources Development Department of the Ministry of Munitions whose exs perts said it was pitchblende with an oxide content of 26 per cent. somewhat richer than the ore import
 ed from America. The extent of the deposit has not yet been ascertained