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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05

n.iawy.r ~ M,s CO to GOV worS% n Fufni-
Title Guar 4 T co, 17s Bway. .isO,o
Mortimer NJ Menkon, IS W 18th st: atty,
" Harrington. 1i7s vyse v......N
UNION Av. n cor l67th st y.
Linksdeld House, Aberlady, Scotland.
and ano. ,exrs Helen y Ronalds; atty,
Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty ct. $4,000
Mary q Mccarthy. 2i3 W 10th ct: atty.
John A Mccarthy, I4sth at and Harlem
,s n,T'! ST. 10, E.N Z Investor. Corp 't to
Kate Klein, 1907 College av; atty, Kate
Klein, 1907 College av.... .S,24t9s
2ssTH ST. . 1909 from tangent point
ev and 7slst at, 1907 irreg. aiong-The
Hudson Co to Archibald Douglass, SpNv-
ten Duyvil, Y. attys, Douglass, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(w1th name and address Of lenders a..
torney.)
NanhAkfnn


ManhAttAn.
WITH st. . .. 100 Madison av. SCHOOL,
Le.eI: FEB 1 1905; atty. lawyer: Ti.l:
sewES ri rs iso sM tsroom. q. iii.s.;S@
Kenneth MON and Margaret c wyiie.
ss W.. Ed ~ 70 y. . , ,s, x: s;
ssTH ST, o.. loo . addison ~. 'tc.isS.ii
~ jun. j.. T isii te s;iS. a"..,:ss s.s
Sd ar $50 E.s.ma.i and Dor. Hermit MANI; ann
sHsRMaSn Az VIZ LOO iso D;cim.n a. 90
' FF. .siSr ss' , Sss =: j Az
1915; atty. Lawyers TITLE 4 rr Co, $50
PARK Av' i,,o-E;m;imi;. q consoy 70 n so
s,.y, / N:heurs SO s~.y Sp" 80. $50
hurst TO wsi,s. HS'i Tl:aa.f E'H and
s;::' D; :.s :s: :: '.s'' +.
PARK Av. iiio-E;ml;mi:.' q cens soy "
s s.S:o to q. Em Jan :od Gth Ats; x =;
,';R ST.. ~ as Is y IS q: .s;;:ii@
Of New Jersey. July 81. iSiS: .t,ys
,ge~:s = s. q Cedar ct. 900
issTH ST, n 8. 1854 " Leno1 av. ' is.sS
ssll-Mstiida Williams to Arthur D
Cruise, Jan I. 1897: atty. b r Edseli. 3s7
FULTON ST. l1s-rh. ch.rl.. H.Im vVS
Realty Co 20 Madeleine Neething, iif7
Bedford az. Bklyn. indivh and eItry
July 70. 1911; atty. W c Low. sts Broad :.
R!viNaroS ST. cor LUDLOW ' st.
3ttxloo - Esther Riedler to Annie
Feinberg. $40 W Io7th At. Aug l. 1908:
sttvs Title q a r Co. i7s Bwav. Ss6Soo
FULTON sT. iIs-Charles r and Marie L
SAethine to Matilda p and W p Conrad,
- President 1t. Brooklyn, May 20, 1907:
ATTY. Edw Msnoc.l. Ilo Bway. -s26. 900
FULTON ST. l2o--The Charles Herman
Realty Co to Madeleine NsethinK, 7l77
Bedford av. Brooklyn. July 20. 1911: atty.
Title Guar Co. i7s Bway. 80 900
BOTH ST. g. 1875 I'd av. issTsSs-
Julius and Isabella Hart to J Moller ls
Hamilton av, New Rochelle, N Y. June
~ 1881: atty. Middiebrook 4 B. 90 Cedar
WATER ST. sss-Mart,iini ana J.nn,. S.ro on.
to Hannah Levy. ia W ll3th ct, Jan Is,
1917: atty. J Knobiooh. 2s2 Bway.
CLAREMoNT Av. Is:-FAirlsw Realty Co,
lS Bwav. to Dividend Realty Corpn,
2lh Montague a.. Brooklyn. May !,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
PROPOSE NEW RAILROAD.
English Capital Back of Canadian
Project.

QUEREC. Feb. 4---Construction OF a
railroad from a point near Seven Island
at the mouth of the st. Lawrence to
the most suitable harhor between the
mouth OF the Zig River and Nastap polka
Sound on Hudson's Ray is proposed In
a bill for the Incorporation Of the Quebec
and Cngava Railway Company filed to-
day In the Legislature, The distance is
approximately 700 miles. Privileges OF
dealing in lumber and hshing rights are
also asked in the bill.
The capital stock OF the company is
Axed At 81 900. 900. Tho lncorporators
and provisional directors are the Right
Hon. Niscount Templeton. London Sir
Westhy Perceval, London, Bernard
Spring Rice, Sussex England, and Harry
Craufurd Thomson, London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Buildings on Pine and Pearl
Streets to Be Altered for
Office Uses.
33D STREET PROJECT
Morse Plans Loft for Site OPP
posite Pennsylvania
Hotel.
SD STREET PROJECT

Tho wild scramble for space. which
has left less than twenty-five offices for
rent In the Wall Street district.
ard has driven many Arms to
take quarters in out OF the way
locations, 10 ut the Same time pro-
v,ding an excellent fisld for investment
Nor has the investor been backward in
availing himself OF this opportunity.
Hardly a day passes now without the
closing of some worth while realty trans
action IN the downtown section, and the
accompanying. announcement OF build
ing or remodeiling project Yesterday
was no exception to this rule, for II wit
messed tho sale Of the two old five story
and basement buildings at II and 70
Pine street, and lee Pearl street form
ing an IL" around the southeast corner
Of Pine and Pearl streets.
The property was sold BY John De
witt sterry and Arthur Reading Gulick,
a. executors Of the estate of William De
witt Sterry. through the Arm of Pease
4 Gilman. The purchaser OF the build
lnes. a Mr.. Mansion, will alter them for
Office purposes. The transaction. after
all improvements are made, will involve
over 100000. The seller was repre-
scented by Man a Man
For many yeare the buildings have
boon occupied by the drug Arm OF
Weaver q Sterry. They have a frontage
Of 30 feet on Pine street and ~ feet on
Pearl street On tho Pine street side
they extend back IS feet and on the
Pearl street side n feet The property
Is located right in the heart Of tho finan-
ciai district and ts opposite the Sea-
mans Bank and the Wall Street station
OF the post offica
The transaction was but another step
in the lightning change process by which
every available bit Of space in the finan-
cial area is being made to At the need
for office room. Even places heretofore
used for storage purposes are being re-
modelled into offices, and firms reQuir-
ing moro than the usual allotment OF
floor space are buying and leasing old
buildings about ready to be demolished
And altering them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT IL vBsEY srRHHr.l

BY Joseph p. Day.
w so.ss 81. ST. i 81 : sS esS,' aru I.
Ss 'jiss .sss NAL ;sa... c' e. 80 s.
NH, e; p ~ " W !: go s,i ~ i ~
:s.es.si. x Xs.a and ls asi ' 5sn.i:.
AZ. ssc.s!fSs: taxes. Il. 'SsOS y; os y
the plaintiff. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ve.OOO
BY Henry Brady.
i. :si sss., y ,. sSs. & r a., s'Iss,
'' iIsIiss, e. 81 As:
1o1As: talss, &c. Si.lsb. So. Withdrawn
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
PLEASANT Az: s7e.s77. :. 2o,s !: lsctn
!;o:!,: !. n: ave. ".sa, Ssos: s.s:::s e.
BY Joseph Co.
I'd Az, sss. So as n s7th q. st.eI1o!: 5
1910; taxes. Ao. Isl,.SS; withdrawn.
TAT $40 THIRD AvENuEl
BY Joseph p. Day.
i:n. OVERWHELMINGLY ,, :,ss AZ, j1;s;sP
icS.s; also o0y y.sup Az. :. q :. asos . rss,h.
srbed lane. 75xioo; also .shskespsars ~.
=. 1911 r.a.herbed lens, iceaIeo;
Quar- Co ss. a.srsy s.sity Corp ;, Al;
ssn.; $500. and and ;sI n.s &C, 49," on
Siit. Il on second parcel: due, Sisoo,
.nd tsxss.. &c. yssSSs on third parcel
due $500: and taxes: Ae. esIL!t on
&C. sasS.os on NTH parcel; withdrawn.
By James J. Donovan.
PARcEL beg at q point at the wall on the
IS Of Ferris ay. &C, 20 2Ss.Looo acrss-
ShsriTs sale OF all right, title. 20, which
Louie Lowenstein had on April as OF
since; to the plAlntiR. 1900
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ST MNONS.

SUPREME COURT. COUSTY OF NEW
YORk-Iihby. McSein d Libby, PLAINTIFF.
against virginia wholesale Grocery Co.
defendant
To tho a hove named defendant:
You nrs hereby summoned To answer the
compla!ut in this action, and 20 serve n
copy Of your answer On the p,aintiTs at
tofu,y WITHIN ,~-"tv DAYS after tho sarvioa
o. this summonF. exclusive of the day OF
service. and In case ot your failure TO ap-
pear or answer, judgment VIII he taken
against YOU by default Cor the relief de-
handed in the comI .alnt.
Dated New York, January Is. 1919.
GEORGE F. ORR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Once md Post ON q address, cas- Fifth
Avenue New York city.
To Virginia Wholesale Grocery Co: o.
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order OF
Honorable Edward Il Finch, Justice Of
the supreme Court Of the State OF New
York. dated January 26th, 1919, and Mod
with the complaint in the once Of the
Clerk Of the County ~ New York
Dated New York. January 29th. 1919
GEORGE ORR, Plaintiffs Attorney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

F. C. Sauter sold for Edward q. Hop
per and Harriet l. Bell the two three
story houses 1se and 1873 Tenth street
Clinton Trading Corporation sold q
one family dwelling at 1928 sixty-third
street, on lot 40xl00.
Calm a Pittman sold to Emily Kloth
tho brick dwelling 140s Avenue p.
through M. n. RinGler.
The estate OF Pauline schmicky sold
vacant plot 60xl20. north side Of
Church avenue, near Rogers avenue. to
a client Of A. 8. Riker. who intends i'm
proving the property In the spring. The
sale was made by M. NJ. R!ngier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
WEARS BELT; DEFIEs BAKER.
Ex-soldier Representative. Wound
cd. Returns to Congress-.
spscsai DesposcA to THE Scr.

"a. Returns to Congress-.
spsctsI DespascA to TIE Scr.
wAsHINoroN, Feb. 4,--The second war
veteran from the ranks of the House
members put In his first appearance
there to-day since he entered the army
The FIRST to reappear after service In
France was Representative Royal john
son Is. d., wearing a wound stripe.
To-day Representative Victor Heintz.
(ohio), wearing two wound
stripes earned during the fighting In
the Argonne. appeared on the floor in
a Captains uniform and the House went
wild for a time.
Mr.. Heints wore all Of his overseas
insignia, including tho Sam Browne belt
tabooed by Secretary of War Baker for
wear with the regulation uniform In the
United States Mr.. Heintz--he ceased
officially to be Capt. HeintE to-day when
he obtained his discharge-was asked
why no wore the forbidden belt
why should not wear in the United
States the insignia wore in battle
overseae7" he demanded. why should
any American soldier be stripped Of his
overseas insignia by the within of the
high command Of the American Army ?
II Secretary Baker wants me to take
off this insignia let him come and try
to take 1t on himself"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
LIS PESDENe.
Manhattan

SAP ST. . s, 166 e Columbus av, Is1io73-
Ignats Schwartx Agt Frederick Lee
faction TO foreoloss mechanics lien)
atty. w Weintraub.
ssTH ST. g. sos I'd av. ls.sx<s4-
Society for Relief of Half Orphan Des-
t!tus Children aGt Max M Pullman ct al
(amended foreclosure OF mortEare);
attys. Cary a Carroll.
18Th ST, 8. 81 W I'd av. la6x&sI-Amer-
lean Female Guardian Society and Home
for the Friendless agt Max ". Pullman
ct al tamended foreclosure OF mortkaEe)
attys. Cary 4 Carroll.
SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, So-Gso
r Clifford agt Elena Realty Corp ct al
foreclosure OF mortEaSe); atty. e Hall.
Bronx.
BROOK Az. 8, 1907 n n OF icsth IT.
27.7xso-East River Savings institution
agt Leona Holding Corp, ct al (foreclos-
ure Of mortEase)i atty. e r voilmsr
BROOK Az, W lol.e n n OF lssth ct.
2s.ixso-East River Savings institution
agt Leona Holding Corp. ct al (forecios-
ure OF mortgage)i atty, u X vollmer
f7,sxs0--fcast River Savings Institution
Agt Leona Holding Corp. ct al (foreclos-
ure of MORTGAGE; atty, Il r Vollmer
PARK. Av. = 8. rs II n OF 10th ct, 81. AZ
70--Aenry Allen AGt q K Motor Oar
Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure of mortEASs);
atty, r r Gerding.
ST AIMS Av. w O. 100 n n Of 14sth st,
60Hss-Jsmes Blunt. AZ trustee. Agt Annie
Bssmsn, ct al partition suio; atty.
II Pattsn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
BROWN BUYS TWO HOUSES.

Frederick Brown is the buyer of the
six story apartment house with stores
NJ 23ss and 1894 Amsterdam avenue,
sold by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company yesterday. The property oc-
rupies plot 75x1o0 and il located
twenty-five feet south OF tho southwest
corner OF Seventy-ninth street 1t was
acquired by the trust company in fore
closure proceedings against the T. Nc
CURE Construction Company and others
IN october. 1915. The auction bid was
$4,000
Mr.. Brown also bought from the Ard
share Realty Company through Nehring
Bros the Ave story apartment house ac-
commodat!ng sixty families at 500 West
1Slst street, between Audubon and st.
Nicholas avenues. The building Is on
plot skies and was held at $4,000. It
vas taken by Mr.. Brown for cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05

corner Of Seventh avenue and Thirty
ninth street, recently assembled by Al
fred c. Marks a. broker. Tho ReVieD's
present twelve story home 10 located just
to the west and should the corner site
be improved In a similar manner the
publishers will have total floor area
above the street level equivalent TO more
than nine acrea with this purchase the
buyers are now In control Of q site
fronting 1o7 feet on the avenue and 900
feet on the street
Harold strebeish. formerly OF Hall q
Bloodgood, is now associated with the
real estate arm OF Moore q Wyckoff at
<03 Madison avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
APIS. VALUED AT ssoo. 900.

Tho hve story and basement apart
mentA with stores. located at the corner
OF Longwood avenue and Hewitt place.
were purchased yesterday by Joseph q.
Abramson. through Leitner. Brener q
Starr. The deal includes SS7 Lonswood
avenue. northwest corner OF Longwood
avenue and Hewitt place, 6oxio3: oil
Longwood avenue, northeast corner OF
Longwood avenue and Hewitt place, 5sx
lot, and s31 Longwood avenue. northwest
street, 41x107. The properties have an
annual rent income OF over $4,000.
They were held at 5000. 900 and sold for
cash. The buildings are a part OF the
seven sold recently by the johnson estate
to Paul NJ Herrog. from whom the same
buyer purchased tho four other houses.
known a. SIS. $40, s13 and s17 Long
wood avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
HEADS WAR RISK BUREAU.
L. o. Ffsher. New Fork. Announces
Policy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. leon o. Fish.
er of New York, second vice-president
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
became to-day head OF the Insurance
Department of the War Risk Bureau
His appointment was announced by ID.
rector Lindsey and he took Office ~
once. '"'ut
Director Lindsey stated that heret
after 1t. would not be necessary for de-
pendents of soldiers to come to Washe
ington TO straishten out tangles regard.
ing allotmsnts or other questions as the
War Risk Bureau will give prompt and
just consideration TO all complaints sent
by hna1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
SEVENTH AVENUE SALE.

The two Ave story apartment houses
81 2lS7 TO 2161 Seventh avenue and 1853
West l2sth street. comprising the south
east corner OF these thoroushfares, have
been sold by the Phantom Realty Cor
porat!on. The houses cover a plot 'front.'
ing fifty feet on the avenue by seventy
nve feet on the street and were sold
through J. r. Wood as broker The
BUYERS are forming a corporation to take
title to the realty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
Lifts Park Roller skate Ban.

Philip Berolzheimer. Park Commits
sioner for Manhattan and Richmond.
yesterday announced a regulation. based
on article /, section B. of the park ordi-
rances. permitting children Under the
age OF 12 to roller skate on level surfaces
In parks, squares. circles and other
places under the jurisdiction of the De-
partment of Parks except In buildings.
The ban Is raised on children skating
down inclines. A copy OF the regulation
was sent to Police Headquarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
SELLS MODEL STABLE.

The stable property at 1T to l2l West
l2sth street. considered to be one of the
finest Of Its type in the city and gen
orally regarded as a model stable. was
sold yesterday by Richard w. Elliott for
rho Lincoln Trust Company to the Benen-
son Realty Company. Benjamin Benen-
son. president. 1t is a three story and
basement building on a plot 76x100.
valued at $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

9TH Av. cor s7th s,-stormwood
FiS1rnE Go. Inc; sst estate Of Robert
GREENWICH ST. 81 and 30, and 18th st
13s W-Perfect Steel Lath Co agt Ernest
SAME PRoPERTY-wm A Thomas Co,
Inc. ast 4 J schlesinger Gsnl Con ct al |;
SAFE FRorsnTY.csn:.-:.i. Metal cs!!.ns aim.
Co agt Same: Nov 81. isls.........S3oo
SAME PROPERTY-wmA Thomas Co ast
Ernest W Cardozo ct all Nov ii,
SAME PRoPERTY-Joseph Cohen sst
same: Nov Is. lsls..............Sls 7.di
18TH ST, ala w-Abraham Stern agt
lsis .y6f.SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
RESELL CHATEAU.

The Chateau. . new i've story apart
ment house. 7oxs0. at the southeast cor
ner Of Grand avenue and lsoth street,
has been sold by Schwab & Co. for Ely
Maran. Fisher and Irving I. Levine 20
George N. Reinhardt This 10 resale.
as the property was only recently ac-
quired from the builder. II Is rented
for more than $4,000. and was held at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

Schwab 4 Co. sold for George N
Reinhardt to Ely Maran. Fisher and
Irving I. Levine the three story build
ing, 25x97, 541 East 16sth street.
EAST 18TH STREET-Schwab 4 Co
sold for George N. Reinhardt to Ely
Maran. Fisher and Irving I. Levine
the three story building. 25xs7, 541
East teeth street
EAST 16sTH Observation-Disclosures 4
Bryan sold for william F. Schoeller
1853 East 16sth street, a three story
dwelling. 25xl25.
WALDO AVENUE. Clarence Davies
resold for Miss Elsie Young TO the
Northern Realty Company the lot c5x-
122 on the east side OF Waldo avenue,
$50 feet north Of 23Sth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 10th sTREET-Ennis q Sin
mott bought from Margaret p. Martin
7o7-70s West 10th street, five story.
twenty family apartment house, 50x
s7.6. Steinman a Steinman were the
brokers.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-Horace q.
Ely 4 Co. sold for the estate Of Caro-
line 6. Colby the private dwelling AZ
avenue and 17sth street
EAST 10TH STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company resold the two-story
stable at 207 East 10th street, on q
lot 25x10o.11 The new owner Is the
present tenant. Latt 4 Co. were the
brokers'
WEST 126TH STREET.-THE dwelling,
1ssx100. at 20 West 13Sth street. was
sold by Ernest T. Bower for NJ. X
Miller to a client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
BUYS NEXT To RECToRY.

81, Marks Protestant Episcopal Church
purchased tho four story house at 22s
East Eleventh street. which, II separated
by one house from the rectory OF the
church. The plot 10 1s.sxss.7, and was
purchased from John l.. Scoheid and
others at S14,4s9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
IMPROVEMENT FOR BowEnY.

william A. White & Sons sold for the
Moss estate the property at 218 Bowery,
between Prince and Spring streets The
new owner will improve the site by the
erection OF a two story and basement
Building for his occupancy. This will be
the first Improvement Of its kind in many
years in this section OF the Bowery and
probably presages further development
along the same lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
FIRE DESTROYS MAIL CAR.
Registered Letters Lost in blaze
on Pennsylvania Train.

PF1TsBUEG, Feb 4.-Fire starting in n
fast mail tram speeding toward Pitts
burg from Philadelphia destroyed q car
loaded with mail for Chicago and dam
aged another bound for indianapolis at
Pitcairn this morning. The cars are
said TO have carried registered mail
valued at many thousands Of dollars.
The fire was extinguished by firemen
from nearby towns after Il had delayed
traffic on the main line Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for more than an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
LUCHow LEASES BUILDING.

Louis Loutkin 4 Co. leased from Au-
gust Luchow the entire property at ll3
East Fourteenth street on plot 26.6xl3i
Tor a term Of twenty-ene years. The
property will be rebuilt into a store and
Ion building. Herbert Hecht 4 Co. have
been appointed renting agents for the
building. August Luchow was repre-
ssnted by Bausrdorf q Taylor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
MCEHANIOs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

7TH Az. q whole front between 33d and
8sd SITS = Fuller Bros a Co agt
PennsylvaniA r II Co, owner: George A
Fuller Construction Co. contractor: II W
Miller. Inc. and William Burke Corner
Metal Bead Co, sub contractors. lis
STH ST. asa and SIS Ell wiederman
Iron Works. Inc AGt Patrick Kennedy
ana Edward Aarso!!es. owners: Ktmmel-
blatt Bros, contractors. $3.50
ssTH ST, - E-F!eser. Pence 4 Co aet
Clara l. Rossin. owner: Mark Hafner and
II Hupfauf. contractors. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
Smith Appointee Attacked.

ALBANY. Feb. 4.-The Senate Finance
Committee, at the request of Senator
Thompson of Niagara, yesterday re-
quested Attorney-General Newton to
send a deputy to make a preliminary in
vestigation of conditions at the Western
House of Refuge. Albion. Senator
Thompson opposes confirmation Of Gov.
Smiths appointment OF Mrs. A. j. Elias
OF Buffalo to be a member OF the Board
OF Managers of the institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
Film Co. Head Held for Trial.

PiTTsBUR0, Feb. %.-Joseph Radenn,
president OF the Keystone Film Com
pany, was held by coroner's jury on =
charge Of manslaughter to-day in con-
nection with the explosions in which
twelve persons lost their lives several
weeks ago. Radenn testified that he put
I've into hot water to wash a motion
picture Aim previous to the FIRE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05
RECORDING LEASES.


oFANp ST, ,so; all s chry:'I. 3: ,s'-
man. $50 Grand 1t, sS-i7 yrs from Feb
]. 1919; atty, l. Arlinger. ass Broad
ssTR ST. isis w. .ii:-Tnh: Anlmi;.w 'e copp
:, A ,s.. 's ;Ism r SSsrP ~ " i 1SSS
1885; atty. Paul Gordon. I.s
isTH sT. aas u. :i-Jnc ii b H.dinssy S
TO EVA Bhsinsky. Middle Village. L I.
Imsrshsin. Il Park Row. 81, 500
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IMPORTANT first class hrm Ia Paris
supplying bsZAars. hardware ana gunsmlth
ta,eTs, etc, requires exclusive AGENCY
for Manufactures OF similar articles and ~
required also buy cash, Write "I.LMIERT
POUR TOUS." Rue Saint Florsntlu a
PARIS jNIT!. crrs. France
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SELL PEARL ST. PROPERTY

The buildings on plot sbxls7 at sos
Pearl street. extending through TO IS
nm street have been sold by Moore q
,Wyckoff for the Chichester estate TO an
investor. This 10 the nrst sale Of the
property since 1895. saff t
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED

WANTED-At Kcw Forest UIlls or
spuyten DuyYil. to rent or purchase strietIv
odern house. hYc bedrooms hot watsr
heating systent, garage; occupancy shou.
April Fifteenth; state fun particulars with
telephone ndmbsr MANLY. $50 West SStH
Street. Circle 52I.
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Ltnse~d Market.

DULUTH, Feb. 4-Linseed on track.
s3.si February, Sa.3o asked; May, $3.50
asked. .
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
HELP wANTEp-MALE

IOSr-poF reward Rcd Irish Terr1sr
RAND SO East send st.
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REAL ESTATE JOTrINGs.

The Pictorial RevsD II the purchaser
of the nine buildinEs At the southwest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-05

Auto School Largest and best school In the
WEST SIDE L. \. Send for booklet aud pass
y. NJ &. A. 90 school. Telephone Columbus
3l5 w. o7th ~. 1920. Special Glasses for ladies
ROOSEVELT Memorial book Illustrated.
World War History IlGtUTlH.. These books
having enormous sale. our agents doing
biggest business Got with livest house.
PUBLISHING CO, Chicago, III: philadeI-
phla. pa Atlanta, Ga. Waco Tex. Dem
yer, Colo; Butte. Mont. address nearest
ofhcp
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REAL ESTATE.

II WOLF, 1919 B'way. n. Y. IN.
LII. beet along Sorth Shore
A'N l. l. for sal. or TsaI