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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Pease & Gilman sold the four story
dwelling at 191 East Ninety-fourth
street, 20x1Oo. to client for occu-
pancy. His house has a swimming
pool in the basement.
GREENWICH STREET - Moore 4
Wycoff sold 1858 Greenwich street to
r. Bremen G. Son. present tenants Of
the building. The seller Is Mrs. NJ
b. Philip.
EIGHTH AVENUE-The II. NJ WE'LL
Company sold for the Franklin Saw
ings Bank to the Dormand Realty
Company the two five story tenements
with stores at 2447 TO 2449 Eighth
avenue, 26,6X120 each.
EAST FIFTY-THIRD STREET-Pay-
son Mel. Merrill Company, Inc, sold
for John II, Dunlap 55 East Fifty
third street, five story dwelling. lex
1908, to a client for occupancy.
WEST SEVENTY-FIFTH STREET
Slawson & Hobbs sold for the estate
of Frederick Wells ~ West Seventy
fifth street, a four story dwelling, COX
90X102.2, to a client who will occupy
OLD BROADWAY-Haro l. Lewis
sold for John Il. Dexheimer the south
west corner of Old Broadway and
130th street, a three story building.
25X92, to the George J. Schhatz Iron
Works, which owns adjoining property
on Old Broadway. The property was
last transferred In 1857.
WEST 18TH STREET-Simon Myers
sold for client 1923 West lS5th
street, three story dwelling. 1876
X99.l1.
SIXXTY-NINTH STREET-The James
NJ Bailey estate sold the four story
dwelling at 20 West Sixty-ninth street
TO Samuel l.. Snyder, who Will alter
II into bachelor apartments. Cam
mann. Voorhees, & Floyd represented
the seller, and f. A. Weller and Maxim
Blrnkrant the purchaser.
WEST END AVENUE-Mrs. Maude s..
Bertschmann sold her residence at $40
West End avenue, four story dwell
ing, 1s.lOx90, TO DIR, Cyril Barnert
through the Everett NJ. Seixas Com
pany and Charles f. Williams.
EAST l0sTH STREET-The estate Of
S. c. Goldberg sold 81 and SO East
lOSth street, Ave story fiat, 60xl00,
TO s. Levine, through the Charles Ber-
lin Renting Agency.
Delaney STREET. Bertha Levy
sold to the 1870 Delaney Street Cor
poration. formed at Albany with II.
Fulton. II. Memdes and A. Bsrasch
as directors, the six story tenement.
253x51.S, at 1870 Delaney street
WEST SEVENTY-THIRD STREET
The Wood, Dolson Company sold to
Rufus II. Reid for Mrs, Selma Stern
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Historic william st. Building
TO Make Way for Business
Structure.
ONCE HAMILTON'S HOME
Arcadia and Abelard Figure in
Deal: 100000 Apart
ment for Brooklyn.

Another Of New York's historic land.
marks is shortly to be demolished in
order to make way for business struc-
ture This time the property involved,
A venerable three story building at 122
william street, is OF more than usual
the residence of Alexander Hamilton and
was used by General Washington as
his headquarters during the battle of
Golden Hill. Prior to the Revolution
the building was an inn, and according
TO tradition the first blood spilled in
Americas war for Independence was
shed before its doors when a party Of
redcoats returning to their barracks
clashed with a party OF Americans.
Every brick used in the construction of
the building was brought over from
Holland as ballast These bricks are to
be used to build the facade OF the new
office structure
The old building together with the
adjoining three story structures at 1874
and 1876 William street has been leased
for twenty-one years with an option OF
renewal for an additional forty-twv
years by the 1913 to 1876 William Stree,
Realty Corporation. incorporated at Al
bany last Saturday This corporation
is controlled by the Broadway-John
Street Corporation, of which e. A. Cohen
is president The property was leased
from the estate of Thomas Clifford,
which has owned It for many years, at
a rental said to approximate 100000.
The site has frontage of 4e.1 feet,
and an average depth of ,66 feet. and
adjoins the Lehn and Fink buildings
sold last Saturday by Mr.. Cohen's COM
10 yierIt
posed improvement will take the form
OF four story office building which has
already been subleased TO insurance n.
terests
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ARCADIA AND ABELARD SOLD.

Isaac Portman purchased from the
Hyams estate the Arcadia and Abelard,
two six story elevator apartment houses
occupying the triangular plot at Sew
enth avenue, st. Nicholas avenue and
18th street They have a frontage of
l15 feet on Seventh avenue, III feet
on St Nicholas avenue and 15.9 feet
on li5th street, together with a rear
line Of about los feet. The property Is
assessed at $4,000. Edward s.
Schwartz represented the purchaser and
F, J. Sneudaira the seller. as attorneys.
In another deal Mr.. Portman resold
to Morris Cohen, a client of Louis
Rosenberg. 525 West 1S0th street, a Ave
story apartment house 4Sx100. He also
purchased from the Thames Building
and Construction Company, the Ameri-
can basement dwelling, 16x10a, at 312
West Eighty-second street.
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SALE OF 10 EAST 44rH STREET,

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, has sold for
Harmon w. Hendricks. the four story
dwelling at 10 East Forty fourth street,
2bxl0O. This is the fourth house sold
In this block by the same brokers In the
past Few months. Tho firm recently
sold and to the Chicago Pneumatic
TOOL Company. which has filed plans for
q Twelve story office building on the plot.
No 10 is separated from the old 81. Bar
tholomew Church. on the corner Of Mad
ison avenue and Forty-fourth street, by
the new eight story building recently
erected and occupied by Albert B. Ash
forth. Inc. The activity In the vicinity
would Indicate the immediate improve
ment of the property just sold.
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j. Aron & Co., importers and export
ers' have bought under the name OF the
30 Wall Street Realty Company. the
eight-story Federal Building Mt the
southeast corner of Wall and Water
streets. The Federal Building measures
4o.4 feet on Water street and 64.3 feet
on Wall street. and was acquired from
me u 5. Realty and Improvement Com
pany' subject to a mortgage OF $4,000.
me purchasing company owns two
five story buildings at 95 and 81 wall
street, and ive story structure at ll3
water street, forming an l. around the
FEDERAL Building. Mr. Aron said to-day
the company had made no plans for the
use OF the property Just acquired,
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs

The Committee for the Protection OF
the Park Section OF Fifth Avenue, Mi
chael Dreicer chairman, will hold
luncheon meeting to-day in the waldorf
Astoria at noon to advance the cam
paign to prevent further construction
OF apartment houses on Fifth avenue
by securing an amendment of the coming
resolution so as TO restrict. building
heights to 10 feet A large attendance
Is expected.
Oscar ID. and Herbert v. Dixie were
the brokers' In the sale of l359-bl Fifth
avenue made by Everett B. Meeks and
,arolo A. Meeks to Frederick Brown.
Robert A. Martin was associate bro,an
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BROWN REsELLs LOFT.

Frederick Brown has resold through
>. Osgood Pell & Co. and Il. II. Peck az
west Nineteenth street, a seven story
lott building, 25x92. acquired by the
seller about three weeks ago. The buyer
gave In part payment four three story
frame dwellings on Edgewater and Alb
bolt avenues and Linden Court Ridge
Held Park, N. J. Mr.. Brown also sold to
Jacob Unger through A. L. Meyer 1864
Avenue A, a five story fiat, 25x1OO.
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SHERRY co. LEASES ON 9Th Av.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has sub-leased for the
Wright-Martin Aircraft Company the
store and basement in the southeast cor
ner OF Fifty-eightI street and Fifth ave-
nue. In the Mary Mason Jones estate
block to the Louis Sherry Company. To
TINS company Mr.. Sherry has sold his
business and he personally will continue
as president, having his office and sales
room at Fifty-eighth street. All orders
for catering will be taken at this store.
Ihe permanent location for the Louis
Sherry Company interests has not as yet
peen definitely decided upon, although
several prominent parcels on Fifth ave-
nue. are under consideration.
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BUSINESS LEASES.

Herbert Hecht & Co. leased for the
Schultz Realty Company TO the Par
Amount Shirt Shops, the store at 1928
Broadway at an aggregate rental or over
500. 900.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
w. 9. Force Co the ground floor Of
"a Front street to r. Lawrence Smith
Export and Import Company. Extensive
improvements will be made to the build
ing and the premises used exclusively
for high grade office purposes.
M. L. Hess, Inc, sublet for the Rite
Form Corset Company, Inc, Alfred
Spiegel, president, the seventh floor at
III and 1928 East Twenty-fourth sire t
to Arthur l.. Williams g. Co, Inc.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the one family dwelling at
aoes and 2o71 Sixty-nfth street to
Joseph Dweck and Ell Hadd, for occu-
pancy
y c. Sauter sold for Peter A. II.
Schroder to a client for investment the
rour story dwelling at 667 Carroll street.
Joseph p. Day sold for the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association Of 81. Louis
las Nassau avenue. a three story fat
and saloon, 25x1o0. to Joseph De Bar
bieri.
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$50 West Seventy-third street,
four story dwelling, 1e.4x1022.
TENTH AvBNUE-Daniel II. Jackson
sold to Walter J. Mccarthy through
John F. Farrell two 1--WE story apart
ments, 110x170, at $3.50 to ASS Tenth
avenue. In part payment were given
forty-hve lots on Hazelwood avenue.
Pierpont and Stanton streets, Railway,
N. j.
EAST FIFTY-sIxTH sTREET-The
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company sold for w. II. Eagleson 1871
East Fifty-slxth street, q three story
dwelling 12.6x100.
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Join Arthur Upper Il Co.

Henry Goldman, formerly with Gold
man Sachs & Co. has become a special
partner in the Arm OF Arthur Lipper d
Co, and Edwin C. Vogel, a corporation
and banking lawyer, has become "A gem
eral partner in that Arm. according to
announcement made yesterday and
which said that the Upper firm intends
to develop It's business In the general
ganklng field. with particular view to
the underwriting of security issues.
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LEASE SITE FOR GARAGE.

Ames & Co have leased to the Green
witch Associates, Inc, the northwest cor
ner OF Grand and Tompkins streets,
150xl25. This plot has been in the
Gardner family for over 100 years. The
term OF the lease is sixty-three years
and the Greenwich Associates. Inc, will
erect garage building covering the en-
tire plot. The entire transaction will
involve approximately $3S0,0o0. George
q Edward Blum are the architects.
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LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan.

sTH AV, 2loo-Emil q Hantsche, Jr, agt
People OF the State OF New York ct III
petition TO register title, &c.); atty, W
Fairchid.
10TH ST, 147 w-Peter r Egan Agt Mary
NJ f. Deane ct al foreclosure OF mort
gAge); atty, NJ Egan.
5sTH ST, 81 E-Robert Clark agt Philip
A Curran ct al foreclosure OF mort
Eagel; atty, Yer Planck & Prince.
9Th Az. g. All n of Greenwich ay,
2Ixs5.llx lrreg-Chas II Phelps aRt u s
Trust Co OF ct al foreclosure OF
mortgase); atfys, I.evintritt. Cook.
Nathan a. Lehman.
WATER ST. n " cor James Slip, 3s.2xs4. 4
Central Union Trust Co OF " Y, trus-
tee, agt Henrietta Z Wastfall ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage); attys, Miller
King. Lane e. TraTord.
6BTH ST, 35 W--Moncure Robinson ct al
agt Joseph s Frelinghuysen ct al fore
closure OF mortgage; attys. Everett,
Clarke & Benedict.
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, e s, 2202 II n of 1sist
st. 25.2xl00.I-Francls h Pryor agt Kate
Pryor ct al partition suit: atty, II c
Brooks,
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Turns Over n. n. Equipment.

WAsHINGToN, May 12.-Locomotive
cranes railroad cars and other squip-
ment to the value of $4,000 900 have
been turned over by the War Depart
ment to the Railroad Administration for
sale to the railroads at market prices
Included in the equipment is all of the
eighty pound rail declared surplus by
the War Department and about 1856
tank cars.
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OLD sTUYvEsANT HOME soLD.

The Cloak Pressers Building Associa-
ton, which last year bought the old
rutherford Stuyvesant residence at the
southwest corner of Second avenue and
Fifteenth street. and altered II for its
occupancy has now sold the property to
the Little Sisters of the Assumption for
new home. The Stuyvesant mansion
is four story structure, 43xl032. and
was erected when Stuyvesant Square
was the exclusive residence centre of
the city The family had owned the
property for 100 years
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NEW APARTMENT FOR DRIVE.

Nose Goodman, builder, bought
through Charles Goldberg from the CITY
Real Estate Company the i've lots at
the north corner OF Riverside Drive and
18TH street. fronting 21s feet on the
drive. and will begin Immediately the
erection of six story elevator apart
ment house TO cost about $4,000
Weschler. Kohn & Roeder were the at
torneys for the purchaser.
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81, 900, 900 BRoOKLYN PROJECT.

An apartment building to cost about
100000 is planned for the block
fronting 230 feet on Forman street, 222
feet on Grace Court and 81 feet on
Remsen street, In the Columbia Heights
section. which has been purchased by
builders from an estate. It will be the
finest apartment house in Brooklyn and
The first large structural development to
result from the operation OF the Clark
street tunnel. Prendergast & Dostel
the builders, plan to have the structure
completed by the fall. Schwartz &
Gross, architects. have prepared the
plans for the structure, which Is to be
eight stories high and have sixteen
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LEASES PART OF BUILDING.

George W. GustuS for many years as
ISOLATED with Pease & Gilman and late
ly with the Office of Samuel ]. Tankoos.
has leased the upper part of the build
ing at PA West Thirty fourth street,
which will be converted into apartments
as soon as alterations are completed.
Mr., Gustus Will occupy the first floor for
his own offices for the purpose of con-
Quoting a general real estate brokerage
business
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OTHER SALES IN THE bronx.

GARRISON ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sell
kin and Carl jane resold for A. Rap
paport and Morris Chachnow to q
client OF Marks 4 Marks the Ave story
apartment house at 1902 Garrison ave-
,nue, 4bK7sx Irregular.
EAST 20iST sTREET-The Hudwill
Corporation. Hudson p. Rose, presi-
dent. bought from ]. Callan a two fam
lily frame dwelling at 257 East 2o1st
street.
HOE AVENUE-The Hudwiil Corpora
ton bought from John Flood, through
NJ. Buckley. the two family house at
1923 Hoe avenue.
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Bandits XIII Waterman.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Automohile
bandits who were robbipg a warehouse
In the mill district early to-day killed
James Nunamaker. n private Waterman,
when he surprised them. The robbers
got away, taking $500 worth OF sam
Plies and remnants of cloth. The district
has been the scene recently of many
bold robberies by men operating in high
powered motor cars.
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PLANS WEST END. AVE. HOTEL.

George F. Pelham has prepared plans
for a fourteen story hotel to be erected
at the northeast corner of West End
avenue and Ninety-fourth street for the
700 West End Avenue Corporation (Da-
vid Zipkin, president). The building
VIII occupy a plot 44x1oo and will cost
about S250,000.
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Paris Bourse Trading,

PARIS, May 12.-Prices moved irreg-
uiarly on the Bourse to-day: Three per
cent. rentes.< 90 francs 90 confines fol
cash; exchange on London, 20 francs
centimes; Ave per cent. loan, SIS francs
5 centimes. The dollar ranged from
8 francs 1874 centimes to francs 2O1a
centimes
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APARTMENT RENTALS.

Douglas l., Gilman & Co leased an
apartment Mt 969 Park avenue to w. r.
symmes, Jr.; also at 106 East Eighty
NTH street to Edward Benneche at IA
East Fifty-sixth street TO Townsend
Lawrence; at 1855 East Seventy ninth
street to Joseph 8. Stout.
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Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx

BATHGATE AV. l745, apart on 9d floor
Hy Brown TO Adolph Wildwood, l7i5
atty. A weliwood i7i5 Bathgate av ;572
BOSTON RID, l0ts, store-August +
SchwRrzler to Morris Fine, 970 Prospect
Av, yrs from May !, 1919: atty VIM
Hecht, 81 Chambers st..........siSO
PROSPECT AV, 1927. store-Sophie Meschel
TO Slgmund Rollnik, l027 Prospect av, 3
yrs from May !, 1919; atty, A I solomon,
Sd Av, sSo.-s aii.Anna, H:nefeid to Nor saTo
ris Marx, 2i1s Vyse av. from July /
1919, to June 80. 1894; atty, Norris Marx,
7]lVS Nyse aV........ ....,,,. IS, 400
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders al
torney.)

Manhattan.
ID Av. W 9, Ht 55th ct, 2oxss--rerd
Geo B Psyser and David wilder as exrs
viii rillie wilder, May 10. 1901; ettys.
isnthal to Albert w Idiienttai, I r seth
st (Union League Club Marie e Lilien-
thai 5s4 n Bway, Yonkers, " Y: Susie
ssth st and Bwsy. and Susie l. Parr and
Benz Parr. extrx and exr will OF Susan P
LIlisnthal, May 10. 1856; attys King, 4
Osborn. l65 Bway ia, 200
nth Av. 73t-Fredk and Theresa Solze
to Jno Kaes, admr OF Plus Kaes. May .,
1915; attys. Wendell. Elliott q n, ~
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FARSIs FOR SALE.

200 PAYMENT secure. small village
ance like rent, apple trees In full
I'VE room model farm house in
o. instruction; village water; cleo
r,r. t,'. short walk station. Address
s., -. J HOME LEAGUE, 40 West Sand
'''e' $50 Madison square
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sh%,. prior mtg $4,000; atty, Title Guar
cen It. o g., " Y, !: st.ioc;. May sMe sGe
RE Bradley ct al to Emigrant Indust Saw
Bank, due June 1, 1924. 5m %; attys r
Uptown.
tManhat-an Island. north OF 10th street)
12eTH ST. q 3. 100 W Morningside nv. runs
w,3L7x.s " 1o!.sx |. SOx n ioox n v
80 r q az Js, to beg, with at 70 I lease Of
Chss II schwaftsmsn, iss Nassau
- ''''''''''''''' ''''.'''.. ''''.sti'eVV
Bronx.
Borough OF The Brohx.)
18TH 81. rs 100 W Elton sy, 6oxlOo---
M Ms Let H0i is.1 Co to Aus.s,a Az 1
May 10, DUG July /, i,gs' *; ' atty ,s''sYi
'fHrTr Ay Ha ss R.. AthS Co AZ. 70
due sGsey isgsS " S.!s;F atty ~
yni,ea real Estate q trust 'P eo D[Gesa@
Johnston Hn1n. q and and s Me9ussn Realty Co to
,Alimsnn. - Bw.y. w. 800 q. 80
si.ii%Mlesellns : Ms arS 's 20 M "a o
yrs, ~; atty. John B NJ Pennette. SIS
vALENTiNfE AVE. cor Fordham ma Td
ei.lix77ilx irreg; also Fordham rd, n 9.
6l.ii n valentino av. 7Lllxf7. iix7e *
77.li-s29 Trinity av Corpn to Oldrin
Salter, 2225 Sedgwlck ave, May s, yrs
So: atty, Title Guar a T Co, l7s Broad
SAME pRoPERTY.siaim: to BEDFORD
Holding corpn, iao Bway; prior mtg ss2,.
900 May 5. ! VI. go atty. same. 10000
10TH ST, al E, o, 20x906--John y
Common to Carrie Won Der Heyden. AT ID
i6sth st, prior mtg $3.50, May 10 due
Nov 10, 1870. s%; atty. Title Quar- 4
SANE H pR sTsg Ajax ;''CS
schreiber, 40 q 18Th st. prior mtg ., 25p,
May 10. 3 yrs So: atty. same 900
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE,
VS.. 1911 n 1S5th st. l05.11xlt1x107bx
1t?-Saml Bernstein to Samuel CONSTR
Co. 309 Bway. May ., yrs. SO atty. y
Y Title & Mtg co, 1s5 Bway. $4,000
9ssTH ST, = 100 W kepler av, .5o1i2o;
236th at, g. 175 W Kepler av, 75xioo--
Times Square Const Co 20 Mary Plunkett,
soSS Tyndale av. May 9, due. &C, as per
bond: atty. q Squires, 2ss Madison
LOTS 81 and Sc. amended map Adee Park
-simira Maseia to Summit Trust Co.
exr. at Summit, N J, May IL. 8 yrs, So /;
atty, l. French, IL Park Row.. .3i.lo
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WALL STREET copNrp .o,D

apartments on floor divided into three,
seven and eight rooms.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

by Bryan l. Kennedy.
CHERRY ST. 2l6, n s, 6s.s e pike at as,
All'I sty tnmt d strs-K q Turtle
ast s Sender ct al; due. 3l?,ssi.2T.
taxes; &c. $1,000; TO the piaintir for
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
7ESS Business Property
NV JEHsEY REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

W. 'H" family frame houses, each
20. ''", best location OF West Hoboken
goo. .yndition. Apply TO $. REIN,
= ~ ~ West 10th st
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

BRooME ST. 2s5-sylvester Pope ct al.
trustees, to Mabel Il sherman and VIM
L Condit and ano. exrs. Mabel sher-
s as.n 10 ..o sts ! 90 ana nd $4,000
MADISON ST, ~ and Is. mtg $500
Louis Bauman TO Jacob Rosenberg, sSb
West End av; attys Feitenstein r.
1ssD ST. 5ss and SIS w, mtg 81, Ooo-Re-
gina Hyman to Fannie Shasken. Cedar
hurst, l. I; atty. Vim Belnfed, so Broad
list ST. 10, w-Lswyers Title Trust
Co, to Bond & Mortg Guar Co. and
ings $50 lth av; atty, G & T Co.
l7S Bway. . assns, each. 900
sisT ST, is5 Sd av-Mariana g Bradley
e T;r4u Go RES ias B 70 W '''h 81 ssy
Sd Av. e3s-Edw II p Green. ind,vid and
trustee, to Bank for Savings. 2so 4th ay;
PEARL ST, 1ss; also Pine ST, 7sUTtis
Haven, Mass; atty, T G & T Co., rs
74TH ST. $50 E-Titis Guar & r Co to
Jos Peklo. as e fist ct; atty, T O st
Co. l76 Fway. .:.......... $4,000
Bronx.
2Lsxi9o-Lymsn Warren to Edw ?
sTEBRiSs Az. isS5HEdw Robit ;'t to
Py FE sssPs6 ~ ES .ss prive siy
COuRTLANDr Az. W cor isist st. isx
lOs.7x irreg-Lawyers Title & r Co,
exr, to Lena Scholtz, 96s Forest az,
Brooklyn; attys, J Lehrenkrauss a Son.
$50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn " ". 800
SAME PROPERTY-Lens seholtE TO
Martha Krodel, SIS Lefterts sV. Brook
cIiNNroN Xv. iiss.May Reich to law .,
yers Mtg co, SO Liberty ct; atty. Law
yers Title Il T Co, 100 Bway ....s5, 600
FREEMAN ST s50-sarah II Wills.
admx, to Sarah Wills. So? w lolst
2s6TH ST. g. 100 W Kepler av, 5OxlOO;
3S6th ct, =, IT'S W Kepler av. 75xlOo--
David Melinck to Mary Plunkett, a0s5
Tyndaii av; atty, Grant SQuires. 2ss
Madison av. .................... 500
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MECHANICS LIEN.

24TH ST. $40 Paul DemartinI AIT
Friars Minor Of the order OF st. Fran
els, owner: Joseph Dondero. contrac-
tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.5s
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itRNI>nED APARTMENTS TO LET.

a. 'L y DID apartment, & rooms, facing
e. 4s..'an Museum and Fifth Ave. Lenox
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street,
HOUSTON ST, ~ W, 8 s. 2Sxioo, D m, May
l2-Thekla Todrus to Greenwich Saw Blk.
246 6th av, due July l, 1874, SO attys.
Middlebrook & b, +6 Cedar st.. $50. 600
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST, 8 s, 1lsli e I'd Rv, NiHlo3s.
May 9-Little Sisters OF the Assumption
to the EmigrRnt Indust Saw Bank due
May 9, l922, 53oi attys, r a u door
man, 81 Chambers st.,.,,..,,,..b0,0 geo
GRAMERCY PARK, 2, ass . 2ist at.
as Per bond; attys Butcher. T
Az A. s sin st, 'isSoxios.ssiSSsV'SSyy
1868. April e2--Mitchel samueis to
American Trust Co, 1875 Bway, demand,
So; atty, n Title Mtg Co. 1855
PARK Az. 7ith st. iIio:...sxsi'' ' y m
May s--Electus ID Ltchneld to Anna p
TiIden, Sl7 S 10th ST. Philsdelphia, Pa.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-08
Rhodes News.

c. F. Dewey and Harry Bloomberg
spent Wednesday in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nirk left last
week for Wisconsin where they will
visit a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wignall were
in Marshalltown Thursday.
Mr.. Nowry, of Nevada, Mo. has been
visiting at the home of his mother-in-
law. Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
James Wallace was in Des Moines
Saturday.
Valma Outright left Saturday for
Ladysmith Wis. where she will visit
With relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Good and family, of
Marshalltown. have been visiting with
relatives here.
Joseph Blink is suffering with an
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Perry and
daughter Maxine. of Boone, spent the
week at the E. b. and l. e. Perry
homes.
Several from here attended the SOL
diers' home coming held at Collins
Wednesday