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The sun., 1919-02-21

Marine Hatchery Memorial for Roosevelt
Hurrahl BY THE Sun learn that
tSs9sy 6s.te5s mere caught and given
Gravesend Bay through the efforts Of In.
THE sun also quotes Mr. Hanlon as
fishing In this vicinity. If we can keep
the nets out in a short time the good OLD
Anglers League have taken a great interest
IN the protection of these waters. and this
S St.is,Sn !: soins to render them every
Bravo! Well said. And U. A. L. is full Of
fight and OF fighting men. If you don't be-
homo at every meeting, and they know
what Il means TO destroy babies. They
know that Coney Island Is tho best place
baby Ash. That the enormous quantity Of
fresh mountain water coming down the
which, sinking. leaves the shallow places
IDEAL Spawning and play grounds to raise
Everybody help, stop that netting. and
everybody can catch a holy. appetite and
nsh aplenty TO consecrate IL for cents
osTtsrs. Dig your own bait:
some lover Of Roosevelt (snd what usher.
nan !: nstD SONS ssS ;or inf EH5s Sy
marine hatchery at 'Coney Island? Surely
then, every New York boy OF any age can
go ansh,ns. be made all around better aud
even rejoice at the name OF Roosevelt. Let
THE SUN start the memorial.
Brooklyn, Feb. 10. NY JULIUS.
Long Island Casting Club Offers Prizes.
At the February meeting OF the Long
Island Casting Club II was decided TO offer
a series OF prizes for the largest fish caught
during tho season.
A. @. Olches was made chairman OF the
committee having the matter in charge.
Fred s, Fletcher was elected chairman of
the tournament committee. c. II. Wells,
who has been acting as secretary and
treasurer. resigned his office and was sue
oeeded by Harold d. Smith as secretary
and DR.. F. C. Raynor treasurer.
Pay OF Guides In Arctic and Jungle.
Dan Singer, who has hunted big game
In both North and South America, says
the cost OF guides and outhttlnE, While
the further south the hunter goes the
less costly is the Quitting and pay OF
In the north the guides are more inde-
pendent. because OF the high prices
brought for fur. Singer has paid as high
as $40 day for an Indian guide and
IS day for an Indian cook in British
cost has dropped to 81 cents day for
a guide
Interested In -Four Best Flies.
have been keenly interested in the re-
cent articles in Rod and Gun relative IA
the four best flies for trout. Ny own opin
ion would simply be confirmation, so viii
cannot forbear. however. In expressing
my appreciation Of tho sportsmaniike ac.
duce the number OF hies on his Wlfe's
leader 20 tSp Instead of three. The reason
givtn, that II Is 20" hard Wo-lS 10 get = net
under three fish hooked at one cast, seem,
| logicsl under the circumstances
To get net under two instead o; three
! is a saving in energy OF IS is per cent. 4
very commendable saving. I Inight suK.
gest that net Of six or eight feet diam
The sun., 1919-02-21
KERR IN GOLF SEMI-FTNAL.
Defeats Augustus I'm Tourney At
BelIcair Links.
SPECIAL pespatch TO TEE suN.

BELLEAIRE, Fla, Feb. 20.--Hamilton
X. Kerr of Greenwich defeated Z. H.
Augustus of Cleveland in the semi final
round OF the annual Washington Birth
day tournament here to-day. The match
was close all the way and was decided
on the last green. Augustus outdrove
Kerr at every hole. but tho latter's ex-
perience told in the end and after being
one down Kerr took the sixteenth and
seventeenth and became dormie. cinch-
ing a half on the last hole.
Kerr is picked as the favorite to de-
feat Waldo in the thirty-six hole hnal
tomorrow. The summaries:
First Sixteenth. K Kerr, Greenwich.
defeated L. H. Augustus, Cleveland, by !
up; G. c. Waldo. Jr., Detroit, defeatH
Hugh Halsell. Sleepy Hollow. by 1sup Qs
holes).
Second Sixteenth. A. wrenn, Chicago,
defeated Calvin Bullock. Denver. ! up Is
holesl; C. c. 1ngraham, Philadelphia, de
fested F. S. Fish, Jr.. South Bend, by 3
Third sixteen-w. S. Harper. Philadel-
phia, defeated c. N. Malley. Olympic
Fields, by 4 and 2; L. F. Low. Baltusrol.
defeated ]. F. Llewelly, Chicago. by
and 4.
Fourth sixtecn-c. II. Howard, Boston.
defeated C. S. Kilbourne. Aurora, by and
4; Percy Legge, Philadelphia, defeated E.
s. Rogers. Cleveland. by and !.
The sun., 1919-02-21
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. leased
unfurnished for John S. Phipps his large
modern white frame Colonial dwelling
at Westbury, L. l., known as the Hawk
hurst house. with ten acres of land and
numerous outbuildings. to a New York
banker for a term of years.
q The Amundsen Realty Company Max
imilian Morgenthau president. bought
from the Prudential Savings Bank the
property at the southeast corner of Full
ton street and Cornweil avenue, Hollis.
L. l., near the station of the Long
Island Railroad Company. The property
fronts $50 feet on Cornwell avenue and
80 feet on Fulton street. with an "L"
80x45, on which a garage Is located.
j. Albert Johntra sold for Rosita
Birkbeck her two story residence at 172
Thirteenth street. Flushing, to May ].
Hill for investment
De Blos & Eldridge rented for Prof
Raphael Pumpelly his cottage on Gibbs
avenue, Newport. r. l., to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre l.. Barley for the coming sum-
mer.
The sun., 1919-02-21
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Pablo Utilities.

VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER.
The sun., 1919-02-21
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SECURITIES CORPORATIoN
no. 20 Exehanse Place.

-, New York: n. Y. February IS. 1919.
The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
Of T,d DEisTlLLERs sEcuRIIiEs CoRPoRA.
held at IL o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday.
March 10. 1919. at the Office Of the Cor
ppo9 , No; Is Exchanse Place. Jersey
ing directors, and for the purpose OF trans
acting such other business as may properly
come before the meeting; and at the same
timo and place. pursuant to the call of the
Board OF Directors, Special Meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Corporation will be
held. for the purpose Of taking action upon
resolutions of the Board of Directors Of
this Corporation recommending to the
stockholders amendments to the charter Of
this Corporation by changing the name Of
Corporation to U. s. Food Products Cor
porstion. and BY adding to- the existing
powers Of the Corporation the further
power to manufacture. buy, sell. deal In,
distribute. store, warehouse, import, and
export cereal food products. feed stuffs. oil,
yeast. vinegar. and food and feed products
Of all kinds and products and by-products
OF all kinds, OF grain, beets, molasses and
other materials of all kinds; to owr, lease
and operate central denaturing plants and
warehouses. for denaturins alcohol and
spirits; and to carry on the general bust
ness of manufacturing cereal food products,
feed stufts, oil. yeast, vinegar; and food and
Feed products of all kinds and products and
by-products of all kinds. OF grain. beets,
molasses, and other materials of all kinds;
and owning. leasing and operating central
denaturing plants and warehouses for de-
maturing alcohol and spirits: and for the
further purpose of changing tho classified
lions OF directors of the corporation in re-
spect to the time for which they shall
severally hold office: and for the further
purpose of decreasing the authorized capt.
tai stock of the Corporation by the amount
OF 1894 shares of the par value of
S.5s4.l00.0o.
The stock transfer books will not be
closed, but the New Jersey Corporation
Law provides that no share of stock shall
be voted at any election which has been
transferred on tho books of the Corpora
ton within twenty (2o) days next preced-
ing such election.
N. 4. HoLzrNGER. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-02-21
GOLF CHAMPION Is
BEATEN IN FLORIDA
Miss Campbell Eliminated by
Miss Rosenthal in State
Title Tourney.
.sp.cioI Despdtch TO TEE Sex.

Special Despdtch 10 IHs Sun
PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb 20-Miss
Elaine Rosenthal, Western title holder.
came through the second round of the
vomen's golf championship of Florida
to-day by defeating Miss Ethel Camp
bell Of Philadelphia, present holder OF
the Florida title, 3 UP and to play.
This was the hardest match she VIII
have until she meets Miss Bessie Fem,
the medallist, Poland Springs, presuming
Miss Fem reaches the final, as she I'M
doubtedly will. The two leaders In the
State contest play an entirely dinerent
game. Miss Rosenthal to-day main
tanned the perfect form for which che Is
noted.
The Philadelphia girl. Miss Campbell
played we'll. She had the match squared
at the turn, the medal scores az also
being tied there. but Miss Rosenthal won
the next three holes and the match
ended on the seventeenth. The sum
maries:
First Fiirht--Miss Elaine .Rosenthal, Ea
vislow, defeated Miss Ethel Csmpoyl
Philadelphia. "a; Mrs. z. L; eyheld, Ra-
s Mrs ss MsS Nh Tsrd s Shy Fsssa.s s.
feated Miss Harriet Mccook, Tuxedo. up
eco hoies) Miss Bessie Fem. Poland
Springs. defeated Miss Aiins stumer. Ra-
sscond Fiisht-Miss Anita Lehme. New
York. won from Mrs. Robert Penninston.
wilmineto by default; Mrs Frea TSs
Tor, Country Club OF virginia, ! upi Mrs.
&. J. Sexton. Buffalo, defeated Mrs, Nash
B. Paine. Atlanta, defeated Mrs J. N.
Rutherford, Tuxedo, and /.
The sun., 1919-02-21
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs. Max
]. Mayer to Mrs. Mary G. Miltenberger
the five story dwelling at 90 Riverside
Drive: also apartments In 726 Madison
avenue for Mrs. E. Pierce to J l..
Brinda: In sos Lexington avenue to
Mrs. Minnie G. Neal; in a. West Tenth
street for the John Alden Realty COM
pany to Robert Eads: in the Belnord. at
Broadway and Eighty-sixth street for
the Wood-Dolson Company. to C. u.
Simons. and in $40 Manhattan avenue
to Philip A. Negelman.
The Houghton Company leased for the
Mary L. Todd Estate the three story
dwelling 500 West Eighty-seventh street
to Charles L. Van Fossen.
Samuel H. Maftin leased for Sidney X.
Morris the four story dwelling IL West
Sixty-ninth street to Mrs. Bertha K.
Williams for three years.
Thomas ]. O'Reilly leased the DWELL
ing at % West 126th street to Thomas
D. WILDER.
Shaw & Co. leased 1872 East 11sth
street, three story house. for Mrs. +.
B. Franklin TO Donate Custafaro.
The sun., 1919-02-21
ARR1vALs-THuRspAY. FEB. %

ADMINISTRATIONS, FEB. %.
SIS Meraukee, St. Nazaire. Jan %.
IS Nantasket. Plymouth. Feb. ..
S. II. H. Rogers, La Pallice. Jan. n.
SIS Cape Henry, 81. Nassire, Jan. %.
3: Lake p oscon cien S Feb. il.
SIS ouernsbad, Cristobal, Feb. .:
ss Lake Grandon. San Juan, Jan. IL.
SIS Monterey, Havana. Feb. is.
S. Arapshoe. Jaeksonyiiie, FEB. H.
S. Runa, Philadelphis, Feb. -.
Ga Cnnan Norfnlk Feb 10.
The sun., 1919-02-21
BUYS BALDWIN DWELLING.

Walter Russell, one Of the syndicate
of artists who control the Hotel des
Artistes at West Sixty-seventh street.
and the Chatham Court Apartments ad-
Joining 1t on the north corner Of Central
Park west. has purchased the residence
of William D. Baldwin at IA West Sixty
eighth street The Balwin residence is
directly in the rear of the Hotel des
Artistes, and after it has been remod-
elled into small Notwithstanding apart
ments. will probably be used as an annex
to the hotel. This will provide the hotel
with an entrance from Sixty-eighth
street
The Baldwin house adjoins the Sec.
ond Church of Christ, Scientist. on the
south corner OF Central Park West and
Sixty-eighth street. The house itself
is25 feet wide. but with its lawn occu-
pies a plot 50x100.5 feet. 1t is one OF
the largest residential properties on the
West Side Malcolm Z. Smith and Ru-
slolph c. Culver, Inc, negotiated the sale
In conjunction with Butler & Baldwin.
The sun., 1919-02-21
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Galitzka sold for the Kensing-
ton Homes Corporation to a client for
occupancy the two story house with
garage, on a plot 40x100, on the east
side of East Ninth street 220 feet north
of Avenue ].
Roman-Callman Company rented for
the Observation-Disclosures Corporation a
portion of their building at Morgan and
Metropolitan avenues to John H. Eggers
Company.
Thomas Kilcoyne sold the dwelling.
on plot S0x100. at the corner of Fifty
second street and Fourteenth avenue TO
7. Wilekerz; 1884 Fifty-ifth street to
L. Weingasson and plot, 40x100, in
Fifty-eiehth street near Sixteenth ave-
nue. to r. Bloomberg.
The sun., 1919-02-21
5AlISfIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattau

Manhattan.
Hath ST, n >, 141.lo W University pl, runs
1919 toscentre blk bet 18th and 18th
pl 1os.sx . along 8 i4th ct Is to beg
lthis description In mty)--Eveyn D Res.
Philadeiphia. Pa, to Henry Van Beuren
Nov %. 1906; attys. Mitchell a M, t4.ts
Sd Az. :. 75.s sad st. 'i'7.ii1iooiISSSGI
w.s,ch..tsr Az @' Bank sn' iosc soash.rn D
Boulevard, Sept 20; 1907; atty. Frank
,sTa sT T.stshI.,ir ~, ; 1880
isl.2-chas Hellmuth, Inc. 10 4 Mitchell
Palmer. as Alien Property Custodian.
lyme a. 1905; atty. Gregory. st.wss, 4
74TH ST. -. $40 W Columbus av, 2oxio.'S
The Cosmopolitan Realty Co to Fred
In.urasoe & Trust Co, a. comm q Marie
Miller - Pine st. ;..;...... $4,000
1oo-Emiie Hoffman to Gertrude C Gil
pin, trustee will Geo Chase. May Is.
1897; attys. Bowers q s. - Cedar
SAP ST. IS w-Hennessy Realty co. $40
Bway to Abel King. lts s5th st. and
atty. Lawyers Co. $50 Broad.
sgd ST, $, acs..i columbus av' sax
lo2.e-Greycourt Realty Co. 22o Bway;
s7th ct: atty. Fredk Lese. IS Nassau st.
18TH ST. 1885 Z; 18th St. 7at-e E
EmilEsT Kent: Tuxedo Park: \ Y TO
Rtchard~Kent by Edward C Kent. Sept
II, 1907; sttys. Tnlotson Kent. go
AVENUE p. cor 9Th ct. runs $ Sax .
ct 100 TO beg-Evanselicsl Re-
formed Church TO the minister. elders.
&C. of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
sttys. q 4 J il suit. lis Fulton
"
The sun., 1919-02-21
BUYs HOUSES WORTH s47S.ooo.

Frederick Brown picked up five more
properties valued at s475.000 yesterday.
From the Fl. G. d. Company, Inc, he
bought the twenty-five family apartment
house at 921 Home street, adjoining the
corner of Fox street, valued at $50, /:
from oseph Corn, the five story apart
n1ent building, on plot 50x125, at $50 to
73c Prospect avenue, held at $4,000 {;
from the Fifth Avenue Bond and MORT
gage Company, the two five story apart
rrents on plot 10ox11J. at 24S and esq
wadsworth avenue, near 1S5th street.
valued at $4,000; from Louis Hoen-
ming, the two five story apartments Tx
IS, at 74S and 752 East 17sth street. val
ued at $4,000, and from the BertleseH
Realty Company, the two five story
houses accomm odating thirty families. at
1887 to 1941 Walton avenue. near Ire
mont avenue, valued at 100000.
All the purchases were cash transact
tons The brokers who figured In the
various deals were D. Schoen, O'Reilly &
Dahn, the Knapp G. WATSON Co., and the
Herman Arms Company.
The sun., 1919-02-21
LIS PENDENS.


isT Az. iils--Joe Rainier ct al az. Ella
samuels ct al. specific performance;
sTH Av. il4o--U s Trust Co of " 7. exr.
ast william Grant ct al, foreclosure Of
mtxe: attys, stewart e. shearer.
John Bopp AIT C Joshua Epstein ct al.
amended foreclosure OF mtse atty, H
25xlOo. obituary KinEsland sgt Title q
q T Co. trustee. ct al; foreclosure OF
ioa' :-Emny De W seaman ss, Caro-.
line S Leaycraft. extx, ct al. foreclosure
of mtse; atty, Lindley
Stanton ssssEm sn Ksnn nj 81 a. S snT. 81
Flora May ct al. foreclosure OF mtge;
atty, l. s Goebel,
10TH ST: SIS 4l.e y Of Amsterdam sv.
IN the City OF y Y ast Pauline Baum
ct al, foreclosure of mtgs; attys. Cad
waiader, Wickersham TAFT
stamen's Bank for Savings in the City
of ast Catharine Farrell ct a.. fore
closure OF mtge: attys. Cad~aiader.
10th ST, s. zoo It of Broadway. sZsx
ss.ll-9Lawyers Mtgs Co ast New Haven
mts.: at H cary cary" : carroll iI'''''"'' OF
sTH Az. ais and 3ls-Abraham ssrnueis
sst Rachael Meyer. action to impress
RlvINGTON ST, aos and s12-.Two actions.
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund ast Charles
Casazsa ct al. amended foreclosure OF
two mtgs; atty, r Kelly.
Bronx.
JEROME Az: vs. 2so Burnside av
exr. agt Jerome Az Realty Co ct a.
foreclosure of MTG; attys. Studin &
SonnenberE.
JEROME AV =. rs n Burnside ay
e0xl56-Same agt Same foreclosure OF
mtg); attys same.
JEROME AV, $, 4So n Burnside av
sox10o-Same ast Same foreclosure Of
mtg; attys same.
JEROME AV. 8, $50 Burnside av
soxloo-Same agt Same foreclosure 0!
mtg); attys same.
JEROME Az, S, $50 Burnside av
s0xl00-Same agt Same foreclosure o.
mtg): attys same.
JEROME AV, 8, $50 n Burnside av
90x7s.l-Same agt Same foreclosure o.
mtgl: attys same.
BROOK AV. s75-Mary A Weber ag
William A Weber ct al foreclosure o.
mtg) atty, NJ s Feiler.
BROOK Az, 373-Mary A Weber aE
William A Weber ct al foreclosure O
mtg); atty, NJ s Feiler.
The sun., 1919-02-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
IRON STEEL COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 81.
At meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee of the Republic Iron & Steel Com
pany, held February 18th. 1919, the regular
quarterly dividend of / &Se on the Pre-
ferred Stock was declared payable April
list. 1919. to stockholders OF record March
Goth. 1919.
holders OF the Republic Iron & Steel Com
pany will be held ut the office Of the
Company, Is Exchange place, Jersey City.
New Jersey, on Wednesday, April 18TH,
1919. at II o'clock in the forenoon, for the
transaction of any and all business that
may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books of the Company. both Com
mon and Preferred. will be closed at
o'clock Z. NJ, March goth. 1919, and re-
opened at 10 O'clock A. NJ on April 18th,
1919.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO 10.
At meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the Republic Iron & Steel Company.
held February 18th, 1919, dividend OF
lhqs. on the Common stock was declared
payable May LIST, 1919. to stockholders OF
record April 2lst. 1919 Books remain open.
RICHARD JONES, JR, Secretary.
The sun., 1919-02-21
BANK SEEKING NEW HOME.

The Seaboard National Bank, now To-
Gated at Is Broadway. has obtained an
option to purchase the property at the
southwest corner of Broad and Market
field streets. known as "a Broad street.
FIVE story building, 33.11x100.4x31.Sx
$40, owned by Col Edward II. r. Green
and others. The option runs for three
years and six months, from February !,
1919, and the refusal may be terminated
at any time upon three months notice.
The lease on IS Broadway has still three
years and quarter unexpired. Alfred
c. Bosom will design the new home Of
the bank,
The sun., 1919-02-21
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST, sos f, I'd floor ioft--Louis Schein-
holtz TO Elias and Louis and Morris AM
4 kre-s-~ .rri -Itnkraut f3reDH los E-Ss Sc
ALLEN ST. 81. front blds-Frodlaw Rlty
Co to Moe Diamond, 1914 Z Parkway.
Brooklyn. and Abr Suls arm Diamond &
Co, 81 Allen st, yrs from Sept /, 1919
$500
Az q, IS. store and eeliar-Max Froomkin
TO Samuel and Benz London, SO Av B,
extern of lease yrs from May /. 1921 !:
atty, VIM Weiss, $40 Bway
$500 and 1850
MAIDEN LANE. 90. all--Mary A. Todd OF
New Rochelle, n Y twho consents TO
assiEnmts of lease), to Broadway John
ct corpn. zoe Bway. ~ yrs from May
FL. 1917; attys. Young. q r, 264 Main
DUANE ST. lle. all-Kiowa Rlty Co to
Concord Shoe Co. on the premises 10
sIEW Ss f5 pRoS Msy l q
Co to Thos II Huddle, Maplewood, " ],
yrs from May l. 1919. $3.50
The sun., 1919-02-21

chaei Retzger president the fve story
APARTMENT house at sos West 175th
street, on plot t4x10o, rented for
$1,000 and held at $4,000. John Fink
and Harry Rogers were the brokers.
iAVENUE-Carl Pickhardt
sold his four story residence at 1042
Madison avenue to ]. l.. Van SAINT
through Dun q Conger. Inc.
WEST 18TH STREET-Cruikshan
Company sold for the Central Union
Trust Company Of New York. execu-
tor. $40 West 159th street. a three
story dwelling, on plot 24.9x99.11. II,
Stewart was the associate broker.
The sun., 1919-02-21

eter would still further reduces .ns was'A
OF energy. 1 might also suggest that at,'-
the three trout are hooked, the !!ne -
wound around the oar lock, and the tFoh'
be allowed to drown themselves when ilfT
may be landed without the use Of ne
offer the suggestion for what II Is vot.h
am sure ali real ~ fishermen VA eeNn
my appreciation of the sportsman Who 20
fuses to take three trout TO cast. b-t FC
unfairly reduces the number 10 two. =
instead OF reducing the number the sports
man had increased IL to four. SOM ~ -
critics in Rod and Gun might wound =
feelings by CHASING him with t.o 81!
wretch who murders trout by the lsa ~
tho lowly anEieworm Let u all JoE N
wishing this true sportsman such s'rs7s'1
OF arm that he may cast two HicE. fr'm
dawn to set OF sun. and take tao ~ 4
time. He may, therefore. enjoy q soNd
days fishing and have 4 fair catch q "a
end of the dsi. SEARCH NE
New York. Feb II
The sun., 1919-02-21
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

BOSTON ROAD-Alexander Selkin and
David Minty sold for Louis E. Klaben
the five story apartment house 1910
Boston road, consisting of twenty-five
apartments and seven stores, on plot
54x110x Irregular. TO a client for in
vestment. The property was held at
$4,000.
SEABURY PLACE-Benenson Realty
Company sold through S. Rosen to
Mac ]. Klein 1894 and 1472 Seabury
place. two Ave story apartment houses,
each 45x100. rented for $4,000 and
held at 100000.
HULL AVENUE-Charles p. Hallock
sold the dwelling, 25x100. at 1927 Hull
avenue through George J. McCafrey,
Jr
The sun., 1919-02-21
REGISTERS TITLE TO LOTS.

Supreme Court Justice Mitchell has
signed the final judgment registering
tho title to sixteen lots in Pelham Park,
forming the block front on Bassett,
Palmer and Dereimer avenues. recently
purchased from the Wheeler Corporation
by Joseph E. Marx. president of the
Happy Home Realty Company, Inc, who
Is vice-president OF the Torrens Title
League. The property Is assessed for
$500. and the official fees for registra-
ton, including full examination OF title
and county assurance premium, were
Sto41
The sun., 1919-02-21
BUYS THREE APARTMENTS.

Albert Z. Kelly the three Bronx apart
rdents at e37 Hoe avenue. 46x120; 941
Hoe avenue. 46x120, with a rental of
$4,000: also the Park View apartments.
61x95, at Clay avenue and 174th street,
held at $4,000 and with rental or
$4,000 per annum. Jacob A. Borman.
attorney, represented the purchaser.
Charlea berlin was the broker.
The sun., 1919-02-21
SHERWOOD MAGEE RETIREs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.---Shcrwood
Mage, outfielder of the Cincinnati club,
announced that he is through with pro-
fessional baseball and will not report to
the Reds next spring. Magee has played
National League bail since 1904 with the
Philadelphia. Boston and Cincinnati
clubs and says 1t Is time for him to quit.
The sun., 1919-02-21
UptoWn.
(Manhattan Island, north of 10th strset.)
ATTACHMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Av. $. 2B.11 6 ssth St
Harmon W Hendricks to = Hendricks
40 Park av: atty s Riker Jr, 10 Cedar
PARK Av. s62-Loui: Frank 10 Brsvo oSGt
Real Estate Co, 10 Wall st; atty, F. 4
an Av. 1865. mtg ,S.oco-Emiie N sors ss.
fret to Westchestcr Av Bank, 1860
SOUTHERN Blvd; atty. Title Guar Co,
ssTH ST. ao7 e. mtg sso, ooo-N 7 Trust
Go to Columbia Trust CD. so Bway, gdn
18th ST. s. 224.2 . 10th av-Bernard H
Eoss to B Foss; atty, Title Guar & t
Sc; iSs Bway.. ........... $3.50
18TH ST. 8, SO W Audubon sv. mtg now
S50-Annie Vosel to Union Chemical
glassware GO. 2os Bway; atty. Edw s
soTH ST, 10 E-Farmers Loan & Trust CO,
admir-. TO Empire Trust co, 100 Bway;
atty. Title @ & T Co. l7e Bwsy. $50 600
ARDEN ST. 15-Andrew Wilson, trus to
Chas Dittman ISL Central Park W; atty,
Lawyers & T Co, 100 Bway. $50 900
The sun., 1919-02-21
RESULTS AT AUCTION.


BY Joseph p. Day.
losTH ST, 1l3 Z. 8. 1853 Park av, 2Sx
10o.ll, 4 sty tnt-Emigrant Indus SavKs
Bank agt Ida Diskin ct al; due. sl0.-
1851; taxes. &C, s7li.so; TO the plain
AVENUE A, 1857, n W cor 18th 1T (t4i-O,
b2sx2o0. sty int and strs: also Henry
Of, l4o-si. n cor Rutgers uS). l0S,sx
as. 6 sty int and strs-Safety Holding
Co agt Myles Purvin ct al; due, $l3,-
ost.oS; taxes, &c, sa557.osi TO the plain
TIN ........sl2s.95 $50
BY Henry Brady.
CLINTON ST. 86-s, cor Stanton st.
CLINTON ST, ss-s, n cor stanton st,
1ooxs6.+. sty int and strs--Reetor.
Church wardens. &c, OF ST Bartholo-
mews Church agt Broome Clinton Co
ct al: due, sos, 2025l: taxes. &C. ts5s.se (;
to the plaintiff ......,....S. $50, 900
TAT 820s THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James ]. Donovan.
HONEYWELL Az, $780,. cor Ire
mont av, l00x60. s sty Nat and strs--E
B Meeks ct al agt Evelyn Bldg Co ct al:
due. ,so.4ia7i; 10 Thomas Lewis
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