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ROD AND GUN NEWS


see the likes of 'em nowadays The old
timers were all good fellows and hns
sportsmen and gentlemen, every one 81
them. There's only you and me left
Moloney." And old man McGlynn heaved
sigh. 49,, w.t. t.,
you crossing my line? Say, you chumpe
II you do that again TN knock your block
sort OF guy glared at a youth who WIS
fishing next to him. z-9
THAT fellow" exclaimed McGlynn, as ha
toner" is one OF the new kind OF fshefH
men. See IL there Is brick handy. IA
may need It," THE PROFESSOR n
Inwood. Aug. %.
Pratt 10 Talk TO Anglers Tonight. .,rc
George d. Pratt. Conservation Commisr
sioner. Will talk to the United AnglerFi
League tonight at their meeting In the
World Auditorium on conservation, hsh anu
in which New York salt water anglers are
much Interested. ATs
Sea Bass and Porgies Mt Klondyke Banks.
Splendid catches Of sea bass and porgies
are being made every day now" remarked
Capt Dave Martin OF the Giralda of
Sheepshead Bay yesterday. Fishing az
the Klondyke Banks will inspire all flsher-
men to take advantage Of the conditions
Bass and porgles catches have been rang
ing from to 20 to man. The bass haye
weighed from 4 TO pounds ana he
pOggies from ht to p pounds the o,r.,aas
which Captain Martin noted. includedt
Joseph Murphy, Al Bay Ridge avenue,
Brooklyn, IA sea bass, porgies; l.. LutS,-
200 Cooper avenue, Brooklyn. II sea bass.
5 psrRies: Charles Dutch, 10s East ll6th
street, 16 sea bass, porgies; }. Donneiiy.
1926 Second avenue, IA sea bass, porgieet
c. Ansley, 1919 Second avenue, 10 sea sass;
5 pargies. Fred Sturgel. Third avenue and
95th street 10 sea bass, porgiesi ::
Roche, 149 East 9th street 10 sea bass u
porgies; X. Doyle 329 East lSeth street.
10 sea bass, porgies, and II. Keil, Ply
Gates avenue, Brooklyn, fuke. sea
bass, porgies, blackfsh. ~.
Blues Bite on Gravesend. ~.
On Tuesday night oft Gravesend skip.
caught two blueflsh. NJ
"Knsoag" to Idaho for Fly Fishing.
"Kasoag' writes that he expects TO hit
the trail for Idaho soon and may have an
opportunity to do some real fly fishing ana
cunning.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WISE AVENUE-Friedman Tauss q
Co. sold for the Thomas o. Todd es-
tate, Thomas o. Maxfield executor. at
1165 and 1867 Vyse avenue, two
three story two family houses, on a
plot 4ox10o, to a client.
LONGFELLOW AVENUE-Friedman
Tauss & Co. sold for Joseph Levy at
1887 Longfellow avenue two story
two family house, on a plot 25x100, TO
client.
UNION AVENUE-Friedman, Tauss &
Co. sold for Anthony Plascyk at 1853
Union avenue two story and base
ment two family house, on a plot
24x93, to a client, and resold the same
property to Kotowitz & Qubinsky. who
will mako extensive alterations.
WISE AVENUE-Friedman, Tauss &
Co. sold for Mrs. Mary HOFFMAN at
1169 Vyse avenue three story two
family house, on a lot 2oxl00, to a
client.
CLAY AVENUE-Friedman, Tauss &
Co. sold for Henry Stiehl at 1854
Clay avenue three story and base
ment two family house, on a plot
27xS0. to n client
AVENUE Middle
brook & Borland, executors, sold to a
client OF Williamson & Bryan the
three story building at 500 Courtlandt
avenue.
BEAUMONT AVENUE-D. A Trotta
sold for S. Seiger at 1880 Beaumont
avenue the two story two family
dwelling, on plot 30x100.
BECK STREET.-THE Benenson Really
Company sold to a client Of b. D.
Schoen for investment the FIVE story
apartment house known as the Prince
George, occupying a plot 9bx105x ir-
regular. at $50 Beck street. northeast
corner of Prospect avenue.
EAST 1SSTH STREET-Cahn & Pitt
man purchased from Rosalia d. Diehl
331 East 1SSth street, northeast cor
ner Elm place. a two story two fam
lily dwelling, on lot 26x91. Ernest
Damiane was the broker
HOE AyENU E. andelbaum Le-
wine, operators. sold the southwest
corner of Freeman street and Hoe
avenue. a five story new law apart
ment house, containing twenty-three
apartments and seven stores, to an in
vesting client of Jacques Pollatschek.
The property was held at $4,000.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE. Osborne
Smith sold. for Bernard H. Arnold to
Louise Buxbaum the dwelling at
2320 University avenue.
BRYANT AVENUE-The Schumann
Realty Corporation purcha sed the
apartment house at the northwest
corner OF Bryant avenue and Aldus
street, renting for S12,500 and held at
$50 900.
EAST 141ST STREET-Ferdlnand
Kramer sold for Mrs Helen V. Kelch-
ner to George Denniham the five
story fiat. 37.6x100. at 4S6 East \141st
street
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pepe & Brother leased for Justice Wau-
hope Lynn the premises at II KinG
street to Rocco p. Timpone; also leased
the premises at 129 McDougal street to
Nickolas Murray; also leased the prem
Uses at 27l West Eleventh street for
James A. Lowe to Mrs A Rocco; also
leased the premises at 467 West Twenty
third street to M II. Justice; sublet an
apartment TO b. Barnum; rented floor
at SO Washington Square to A. Il. Pea
body; subleased an apartment TO Lauren
Arnold; subleased an apartment TO r.
Bell.
Pease & Gilman let, furnished. to
Richard Sample the three story and base
ment % foot dwelling at 81 West Ninth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and sublet, furnished, to Mrs. Daisy
Strauss an apartment in 270 Park ave-
nue..
Joseph Oatman leased the boardins
houses at 142 West Forty-sixth street for
three years, 165 West Forty-eighth street
for five years for Marietta E. Ravekes
and is6 West Forty-slxth street for three
years for A. 8. Humason-
Hsnristta J. Bruno teAssd an apart
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

b, F.. Knowles Company sold at 249
South Ninth street a three story and
basement dwelling, 20 feet wide. to Mary
V. Wood for occupancy; at 312 Broad
way. three story and store building for
William Campbell to a client for invest
ment at 173 Taylor street a three story
and basement dwelling plot 25x100 for
Mrs. Florence White at so South Tenth
street n three story and basement three
family house, 2bx100. for the Hobley
estate to May Becker; at 70 Hooper
street four story double apartment
building, plot 27x100 for Mrs. Rosina
Bauer to a client for investment; at 176
Euclid avenue two story and basement
frame dwelling on large plot, with
garage for Mrs. Spencer, and at 40,
l42 and IA Hooper street the three
story and basement dwellings, each
isxl1o for the jackson estate to clients
for investment
Realty Trust sold for the Aztec Realty
Corporation the semi detached dwelling
at 16l7 Forty-fourth street, Borough
fark 10 Mrs. Gussie Ephron for occu-
pancy: the dwelling at 1919 Fiftieth
street, Borough Park, to John A Samp-
SON. the present tenant, and the semi
detached dwelling at 1898 Sixty-second
street, Mapleton Park, to Frederick
Schmidt for occupancy.
Walter s. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold Tor Walter G. Rawlings the semi
detached house at 1887 Seventy seventh
street to a client.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold
Tor Ruby Goldwater to Louis Bass of
mammalian for occupancy the two story
and attic family house on a plot sOxl0O
at 1921 East Tenth street. F1atbush.
The Berkshire Realty Company, Inc,
sold st. Regis apartment at 156-157
Ross street, between Lee and Bedford
avenues. five story thirty-four family
structure renting for $4,000 and held at
s13b,000.
William II. Healy sold for NJ. J. Miles
the two story and basement dwelling
at 421 Ninth street to f. Biscotti.
The Martin Company leased the entire
second floor 4ss Fulton street to Louise
Maier and Samuel Kaufman and the
entire third floor S37 Adams street to
the Centre Metal Manufacturing Com
pany
l. Salzberg sold for NJ. lager to II.
Take the cottage at 1411 Eorty-seventh
street. on a plot 40x10o on the north
side Of Forty-seventh street. 100 feet
cast of Fourteenth avenue.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany sold ga President street, a three
| story and basement dwelling, on lot
2oH10o, for James S, Corrigan, to Mrs.
A. johnson for occupancy
Meyer Ellenbogen sold for Andrew
Kuhn to J. Cohen 616 Bedford avenue,
| three and II half story dwelling, on
plot 45x1i6. and for NJ weinstock to
NJ. Goldman i72 Rodney street, a three
and half story dwelling on lot 2ox100.
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Confirmation of the condemnation
awards involved In the extension OF
Seventh avenue and the widening OF
Varick street is expected on Friday
When the entire proceedings will be re-
viewed by Justice Guy in Part I. of the
supreme Court. Considerable interest is
manifested In the outcome. the owners
or about 255 separate parcels who lost
their holdings having had to walt almost
nve years for their share of the 0,000,-
600 allotted but never paid.
Z Justice Peter A. HendricS has APP
pointed John @. Dyer receiver of tho
rents of 327 East Eleventh street, a
tenement, pending a suit brought by
Hortense r. Pitman and others to fore
close mortgage of $4,000.
Renee Thornton is the purchaser OF
500 West Eighty-ffth street, sold re-
Gently by Miss NJ. G. Titus through
Pease & Gilman.
Edith Glackens is the purchaser of the
dwelling at 16 West Ninth street, sold
recently by Pope & Bro. and the Brown,
Wheelock Company, Inc. for Lucy t.
Hagen.
Eugene c, Stain is now associated
with the Guardian Holding Company.
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IS SIXTH AVENUE SOLD.

William Gutenberg yesterday paid
fl0,5o0 for the four story store and tene-
mert at IS Sixth avenue, 20x77. which
was sold in foreclosure proceedings in an
action brought by C. A. Knight as trus-
tee against Abraham Marks and others
10 recover a judgment of about $4,000.
Samuel Marks was the auctioneer. Mr..
Gutenberg occupies the store at rs Sixth
avenue for his costume business. He is
the owner of that property. as well as
No "a. adjoining, and now controls q
combined property measuring 60,Sxs2x
Irregular, between Third and Fourth
streets
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RICHMOND NOTES.

Harry A. Taylor OF The Bronx pur-
chased through the Cornell Real Estate
& Auction Company the bungalow owned
by Fred Murray on Glove avenue. Dur
kee Manor.
Cornelius G. Kolfr sold for Allen F.
Jacobson residence on Stanley avenue,
Brighton Heights, to Lieut. r. Brack,
and for Carl F. Grieshaber the dwelling
1877 Glove road, West New Brighton, TO
II. H. Elsback of Grymes HILL
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dwelling at 81 west Ninth s,ree, ~ a

dwelling ut 81 West Ninth street TO a
client for occupancy.
SoNVENT AVENUE--N. A. Berwin q
60. sold for Ennis & Sinnott TO a
client Tor occupancy the four story
American basement dwelling at asa
Convent avenue, near 149th street.
EAST N1NETY-SECOND STREET
fucker, Speyers & Co. sold the house
at Do East Ninety-second street for
augusta Coleman to c. A. Richards.
WEST FoRTY-SEVENTH STREET
Tucker, Speyers & Co. sold the house
at 80 West Forty-seventh street to
the Incorporated Owners, Inc
CONVENT AVIf UE-Daniel w. jack
son sold to Louis Kieban. through Nor
ris Bauman and Gordon & Son. the
five story thirty-flve family apartment
mouse, 72x100, at 106 and 10S Con-
vent avenue. The seller acquired the
property from DR.. Edward Mcclure of
New Rochelle.
EAST NINETY-THIRD STREET-The
four story dwelling, on let 20x100, at
l72 East Ninety third greet, has been
sold by Peter Oppendorfer to a client
Tor occupancy. No. l6S was sold re-
Gently to Fisher and Irving Levine.
GREENWICH STREET-Fisher and
Irving I. Levine bought from Dr. A.
r. McMichae1, through the Duross
Svhipahy, tne northeast corner or
Greenwich and West Twelfth streets,
six story loft building, T4x74x If
regular. reported rented for about
$500 a year.
WEST 1S6TH STREET-Albert II.
Stout sold through Jones a Watkins
the three story dwelling 1874 West
lS6th street; also ia West 136th
street, through John H. Pierce.
SEVENTH AVENUE-Aldhouse q Co.
sold for Jacob Herb 1905 Seventh ave-
nue.. a three story business building,
on lot 1Sx75, to the Beehive Printing
Company. William II. Willis president.
the present tenants.
WEST 141ST STREET.. Anthony
Minott resold for the Motion Company,
]. Douglas Wetmore attorney. Diva
Court at 103 to 100 West 141st street,
six story elevator apartment, look
100, containing forty-two apartments
and held at $4,000.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
To.dav

Gibraltar, via Gibraltar and Patras; also
parcel post malls for Gibraltar and Greece
S., EdEehill. 10 A. M
Gibraltar Utaly must be specially addressed
for despatch BY this sisnmcr) vs Gibraltar
and Naples; also parcel post mails for Glib
$3.50 A. NJ.
Greece (parcel post mails only), via Pi.
raeus, S. Pannona 10 A. NJ.
france, Belgium. RoumAniA. Bulgaria.
Luxembourg. Czeoho- slovakis. Jugo- siayis'
German Austria, Poland. Switzerland, Italy,
Spain. Greece. Portugal. Egypt, British
Straits Settlements, and Perns. via Hivrs;
The sun., 1919-08-28
MADISON AVE. HOUSES LEASED

The Brunswick Apartments. Inc.
leased from E. Victor Loew and others
the two three story and basement houses
At 1882 and 1894 Madison avenue for ten
Years from July l last at s1.106 per an
mum. The property adjoins the seven
story Hotel Brunswick, at the southwest
corner Of Madison avenue and Eighty
ninth street. also owned Wy Mr.. Loew.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

BROADWAY, 2124-Frank Scolars against
Daniel Katz ct al; Nov IL, 1917. $3.50
SAME PROPERTY-Church T. Gates &
Co. Inc, against same; Oct Is, 1911.
s2G.1t
SAME PRoPERTY-Isaac B Miller against
SAME PRoPERTY-same against same
Oct s, is17.................. .3Ts
SAME PROPERTY-Charies X. Barnum &
Sons. Inc, against same; Dec 2s,
SAME PROPERTY-Robinson Dumb Walt
er Co, Inc. against same; Jan 4, 1slS,sT0
against same: Jan 4. IBIS. .s1.S6S.50
A NJ Il PROPERTY-Weber a Jones
against same; Jan II. 1s1s.........s27o
BROADWAY, 22ts to 22bS-Osserman a
Gottlieb against Fulton Building Co,
Inc, ct al: Oct ?, 1914 Cancelled. f132. 6s
SAME PROPERTY-Jackson 4 Co ct al
against same; June 2s, 1914 loan
CeIeQ) :. :. :. : !. =. 700
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PLAN WEST 10TH ST. FLAT.

slawson & Hobbs have resold 24o-242
West Seventy-hfth street. two three
story dwellings, on a plot 40x10o.2. upon
which the purchaser, q newly formed
building company. will erect nine story
freproof apartment house. containing
with bath.
This is the third building operation
planned for this block, Nos. 245-247
West Seventy-fifth street having been
razed and a new structure planned for
the site, which is to be erected this fall
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TENANTS BUY ON 10TH AVENUE

The Chile Exploration Company, lessee
Of the block front on the east side OF
Tenth avenue. between Academy, 2o1st
ard 202d streets, has purchased that
property from the Sherman's Creek
Realty Company for $4,000, The plot.
l22x260 irregular, Is improved with two
one story and one two story brick build
selling company. D&nfei Guggenheim Is
president of the buying company.
The sun., 1919-08-28
MOE LEVY BUILDING SOLD.

The property at 11s and 121 Walker
street, known as the Moe Levy building,
was sold yesterday by the Coney Island
Brooklyn Terminal Company to the
Priestly Realty Company. II consists OF
two old brick structures on a plot 50x
100. George G.. Hallock, Jr, & Son, were
tho brokers, The site was taken by the
city for the Centre street subway ease
ment and was subsequently sold to the
Coney Island & Brooklyn Terminal Com
pany.
The sun., 1919-08-28
LEASE 437 9Th AVENUE.

The Farragut Holding Company has
leased from Sophie Scheltel and others
iho property at 4S7-439 Sixth avenue. be-
tween Twenty-siXth and REIMBURSEMENT
streets. for a term of twenty years from
September /. \ new three story build
lng will be erected and used for restau-
rant purposes. At present there are two
two story buildings on the site. The
present rental is $1,000 per year. and
upon the completion OF the building the
rental will be $4,000 per annum. Woll-
ran Wollman were the attorneys.
The sun., 1919-08-28
BUYS 5s MANHATTAN AVENUE.

H. T. Wood has sold for the IS and so
Manhattan Avenue Corporation the two
Ave story twenty family apartment
houses at that address, each occupying
e plot 35.6x95, between 1920 and 1880
streets. The properties. which rent for
$4,000 and were held at s125, 900, were
scld to Charles Kinschner. for whom
1Ir. Wood recently sold the apartment
house at IL and 16 West Tooth street.
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CLAFLIN ESTATE TO BE SOLD.

The old Claim estate overlooking the
jerome Park reservoir in The Bronx.
which John Claflin turned over to a
realty holding company to meet the
debts OF the bankrupt II. B. Clafiin Com
pany in 1914. will be sold at public auc-
uon by Joseph =. Day in the Vesey
street salesroom early next month 1t is
INC last Of the picturesque large estates
N The Bronx, and its partition into
building sites will be an event of great
est Importance in the history OF New
aork realty since the auction sale Of the
bennett estate last May.
The estate consists OF about 500 full
sized city lots and has three frontages
on kingsbr!dge road, West Sedgwick ave-
nue. and Clafiin terrace. On the north II
adJcihs the Jerome Park reservoir. on the
east the property owned by the State. on
which the Eighth Coast Artillery Armory
j. situated and the former site OF the old
Jerome Park race course. on the south
oy hlngsbridge road west and on the
west by Sedgwick avenue, which runs
along the high ridge overlooking the
Harlem River.
Although the estate Is in the northern
enc OF The Bronx, no other section
Nlhn equal distance from City Hal
mas been rapid transit service. One
p'oek east Of the property is the Kings.
Tlase station OF the Jerome avenue ele-
'ated extension which connects directly
WIN the Lexington avenue subway and
me sixth and Ninth avenue elevated
Uhes' Tho University avenue surfact
cars connect It with the 1s1st street sub
way station at St Nicholas avenue and
win the 225th. 231st and 23sth street
ana broadway stations Of the subway
e'eVated extension. These last thret
named stations are within reasonable
."si"lng distance OF the western edge OF
'h' estate. Besides that there are the
s'auons on the Putnam and Hudson
m,e' divisions Of the New York Contra
Railroad
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ment In TAO West End avenue to Mrs. NJ
B. Sherry in $40 West Eighty-seventh
street to Mrs. william Black; in asa
Riverside Drive to H. Lent, and a fur
nlshed apartment in 80 West Forty sixth
street to NJ. Manasse.
The sun., 1919-08-28
rRANsPACIFIU MAILS.

Connecting mails c'ose At G. p o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Japan Corea. China, Siberia, siam, Cochin
china. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands via VANCOUVER and Victoria, b.
c. September TO- SIS. Nonteagle,
Tahiti Marquesas Cook lslands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia (via San Francisco, August Il, ST.
MoanA.
CyiA Vancouver and Victoria. n c., Sep
lembeT 1. Be- hAkura.
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REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property

also parcel post mails for France, Algeria,
Corsica and Tunis. SIS la Lorraine. $3.50 A. NJ.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar utaly must be
specially addressed for despatch by this
s,eam,r), via Ponta Delgada Gibraltar and
Naples; also parcel post malls for Azores,
Gibraltar and Italy. IS Canopic ~ NJ.
Tomorrow
Iceland, via Reyhiavik; also parcels post
malls for Iceland, SIS. Gullfoss. u M.
SATURDAY.
Belgium and Luxembourg (parcel post mail
and specially addressed correspondence), via
Antwerp. Sc, West Wauneke, 5 A. NJ.
Europe Except Germany, LthuAniA and
LAiviAl, Africa and West AslA, via Liver
pool; also parcel post mails for Great Brit.
ain, Ireland, Egypt, British India, British
East Africa and Malta. S. Baltic 9 A. NJ.
The sun., 1919-08-28
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
TAT II vEsEY STREET.

By Arthur &C. Sheridan.
BEDFORD ST, so, cor Barrow ct, 25
x41.4. three story tenement and stores
Greenwich Savings Bank VS.. w. "
Knapp ct al: Middlebrook & B., attys;
due on judgment, s6,39S.Si; taxes, &c,
5000. Sold to the plaintiff for $500.
BY Samuel Marx.
SIXTH AV, IS. g. TAI 8 Fourth ct,
2o.1x7s 3x2o1x77.7. four story tenement
ana stores-C. A. Knight. trustee, vs..
Abr. Marks ct al; j. c. Levi. atty; due
on judgment, t15,062.25; taxes, &C.,
SsS4.S4 Sold TO William Gutenberg,
owner OF Nos. "a and 26. for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-08-28
PLAN BIG BRONX FACTORY.

Bailinger & Perrot are preparing plans
'or six story concrete factory building,
on plot 260x60, at the northeast corner
or Walnut avenue and 141st street, cost
ing s4O0,o 900, for the Port Morris Hold
ing Company. Julius Winter president.
The sun., 1919-08-28
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
Sc Brazneira. Cadiz. July Is.
~ DenniGtoun. Gibraltar. July IL
81 NhnXmHn, Bordeaux, July 80
es hylsyl, dartmouth. July Al
Be- freiz ILel Havre, Aug. l.
Ss Warkwoith. Shields. Aug. 4
Sc Alenthus, Fowney, Aug. s.
sc BrAndenburg. Bordeaux. Aug. 10
- Aguila, Liverpool, Aug,
Sc Trafalgar, Greenock. AuE. 7.
Sc Lake Fontana. Portland Eng, AuK. 4
Sc Hitruvia, ArdosSan, Aus. s.
IS Europa, Naples, Aug. II.
IS San Gennaro. Genoa, Aug, 10.
Sc Gregory, Para, Aug 10.
IS AbangareI, Santa Maria, Aug. 49,
BE Otsego, Brest. Aug IL.
Sc ROsalind, Halifax, Aug. Is
SIS Philadelphia san Juan, AUG "a
SIS Peerless, ST. Nazaire. Aug. Is.
Due 70 morrow.
SIS Harrisburg, Brcst. Aug 60
- Graf WAldersee Brest Aug. IS
So South bend Brest. Aug. 10.
SIS PanamAn, Brest, Aug. 49,
IS Santa Leonora, Brest, Aug. 10
Due Saturday.
SIS Plattsburg Brest, Aug Il.
SIS Columbia, Glasgow, Aug 20
SIS IL. r. Mallory, Brest. Aug 20.
SIS OriEaba, Brest. Aug. %.
SIS Pastores, Brest. Aug. FL.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Forced to Sell
MY NEW HOME.

Changes in my business plans
force me to sell this week, at
fraction OF its real value,
my beautiful new eight room
home, finished this month.
complete in every detail, on
plot 1o0X160. This house Is I'M
usual in many respects. 1t Is
in real country, near city. and
overlooks large mountains and
lakes. yet within committing
distance of New York City;
express service. See this and
compare 1t with any house
anywhere. Price $4,000. Mort
gage $1,000. T. j., Box 22S
Sun Downtown.
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Bronx.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. is n Sun sets.....7 81 y
Moon rises.....9:2 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 III A NJ Gov Island 10 IS A NJ
Hell Gate. IL 80 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook Aha A NJ Gov. Island.,4:5 SO A NJ
Hell Gate.....7:0 2 A NJ
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A REAL FARM FOR SALE

est state of cultivation, all tillable, easily
worked; mile from West shore "a
miles from y. Y. Central; formerly owned
by the Hon. John II, Stnrin. Best set OF
buildings in this part Of state Including
creamery handling 10000 pounds of milk
daily, two large tenant houses besldes
dwelling. barn stanchions, SO cows, IA
box stalls and sheep pens. Inquire F. NJ.
BENNETT. Fultonville. N, Y. Telephone
l26Fl2.
The sun., 1919-08-28
llIlIIllIuIlIIIiIIlIi,IIIIIIIlIIlIiIinIIII

ENGLEWOOD-EnJoy all city con-
veniences and yet a real country home.
House, S rooms and bath, barn, IN acres,
for sale $500. Another similar property at
Tenahy, Knlckerbocker Ridge. for sale SIS, 900.
IL. WEATHERBY 4 CO.. EnglewoOd, n. j..
AT RIDGEWOOD, n. J.-Fine residential
street plot l00x20O. hne shade trees. house
rooms. all improvements. For sale only
Immediate occupancy. II. d. c., p. o. Box
81, Ridgswood. y. J.
BRICK BUILDING, containing $4,000
square feet. boilers and engines; plot look
100; no agents. Write to J. SCHMIDT,
owner. 81 End ST.. Hoboken. n. ].
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AUGUST 81.
SIS susquehanna, Brest Aug Is.
IS Carmania, Liverpool, Aug. a
IS Corcoryado, London, Aug Il.
SIS Panama, Cristobal, Aug. 30
SIS Nundelta. Buenos Ayres, Aug. 2.
SIS Egremont Castle, Kobe. June Z and Girls
tobal, Aug. II.
SIS Lake Airline, Mariel, Aug II.
SIS Baygowan, Cardiff, Aug. IL
SIS ElEasier, Newcastle, Aug. II.
IS Johan Ludwig Nowinokel Buenos Ayrcs
Aug. 20.
SIS Sesquoya, Rotterdam, Aug. II.
SIS Lake Buckeye, Jucaro, Aug. Is
SIS Polar Land, Cardenns, Aug. Is
SIS Lake OEmOc, Antilla, Aug. 20.
SIS BAssRno, Antwerp Aug. 10.
IS Lagarfoss, Reyjavik, Aug. H.
SIS Mattato. Nuevites, Aug. Il.
SIS Baucon, Liverpool Aug. l6.
SIS Castlewood, Buenos Ayres. July 10.
The sun., 1919-08-28
MECHANICS LIENS.


18th ST. l6e Frank Hausle against
Clara Frank, owner; Samuel Frank,
contractor .................... 1872
Bronx.
1s2D ST, us E-GeorEe W Dallery against
Joseph Vergara, owner and contractor.
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