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BUSINESS LEASES.

William 4, White & Sons leased space
IN As West Twenty -seventh street to
Louis Fenster ard benjamin Tanner.
Samuel Becker and Samuel Kitay, and
Isidor Sherman and Morris Weintraub /,
at 325 Lafayette street a loft 10 Abra-
ham Goldstein and Isador Fresler; at
% East Fourth street loft to Hyman
Diamond. and at AZ Fourth avenue the
store and basement to Joseph Appel.
NJ. & L. Hess. Inc, leased the second
floor at 80 and 80 West Fifteenth street
TO the National Petticoat Company, also
the seventh floor at $50 and 55o West
Twenty-flfth street to Needahan Gas Ap-
pl!ance Company.
Pease & Gilman leased loft IN Sc
West F'orty-sixth street TO May Messeri
and Julia Pappas Offices in ~ West
Thirty-ninth street 10 Ira y. Schwartz ::
store in 1877 East Thirty-ffth street to
A. Giantel; the parlor floor in 5s West
Forty-seventh street for the Midtown
Hotel Company to Abraham Splitter; the
store In 5 West Sixteenth street to the
Sunshine Furniture Company. and the
store In 80 West Forty-sixth street to NJ
A Paeltz
Daniel Birdsall & Co lea sed for the
New York Hospital 20 the Stevens Yarn
Company the store at 3l9 Broadway. and
! Thomas street, comprising about 5000
square feet OF space.
NJ. Forman & Co. leased TO Harry
Meistrich the eleventh floor in IA West
Twenty street 10 r. Mandel-
baum the ninth floor in ia ard ll6 West
Twenty-seventh street; to Isaac Warti-
kowitz the ninth floor in 1919 to l33 West
Twenty-scventh street to Krauss az
Isaacs the third floor in &c East Thirty
first street: 10 Lustberg G. Iipschitz the
ninth floor in rs and 1870 West Twenty
seventh street; TO the Broadway Dress
Company the second floor in % and %
West Twenty sixth street. TO Halprin
Bros. the top floor In SO TO SO West
Twentieth street to S. Stoopack G. Co
the second floor in ~ West Thirty-first
street; TO julius Wolf the second floor in
279 Fifth avenue; 10 Elias PRESS tho
iifth floor In l15 and II. East Twenty
ninth street. and TO :. Salway & Co. the
fourth floor in 90 and 80 East Tenth
street
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

James Kyle & Sons rented the four
story dwelling GAO Lexington avenue for
Messrs. C. Alfred & Frederick NJ. Capen
and the four story dwelling. COL Lexing
ton avenue, for Mrs. Jennie Ingersoll
John ]. Kavanagh leased apartments
!r AZ East Seventy-eighth street TO Mr.
A'pin Dunn, Mrs. Carroll Beckwith and
Mr. John Aston Squires. This completes
the leasing of the entire thirty-eight
apartments in the building.
John Peters leased for William rhl
{" Dr. William Gluck the three story
dwelling at 31l East Fourteenth street
10 be used as u dental Office and dwell
ing.
Louis Schrag leased for Mallnda Bal
lin the dwelling 236 West Twenty-fourth
strcet TO James FitzGerald Hayes.
Fease x Gilman rented furnished
apartments in SO West Fifty-ninth
street for Alfred Noyes 10 Madame Co.
Gle Sartoris, in "a West Fifty-firs
street for Miss A T. Whelan to Mrs.
Flsher Champion and in II East Eighty
seventh street for L. o. Payne to Major
Edward Cussler.
James 4. Sheeran leased for 10.
reQE w Lawrence the dwelling IS East
Ninetieth street to Miss Bridget Minogue
and for Hubcrth g. lfuberth the dwelling
1888 Lexington avenue to Adolph Arm
bruster
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RICE PUT ON CIVIL
SERVICE BOARD
Col. Bailey Appointed to Med
ical Study Place.
Special Despatch 10 Tue srN.

ALBANY. Feb, 1o.--Gov. Smith sent 70
the Senate tonight his reappointment
of William Gorham Rice of Albany as
member Of the State Civil Service
Commission. The appointment was con-
f!rmed Immediately. He was United
States Civil Service Commissioner at
Washington under President Cleveland.
The Governor also sent TO the Senate
the name OF Col, Pearce Bailey to take
the place Of DR.. Walter /" James. who
resigned as chairman of the State Com
mission for the study OF the Feeble
Minded. DR., Bailey for the last Two
years has been head of the division o..
mental and nervous diseases OF the Sur.
gcon-ieneral's office at Washington,
Gov. Smith reappointed j. Duorat'
Whit" Of Nyaok and Frnusliu ". Hou.
ldnS OF Alpine, y. j., To- thu la!slde,
Interstate Park Commission.
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SITE FOR FUR STORAGE HOUSE.

The three story structure at $50 and
3.2 West Twenty-seventh street, owned
by the Coca Cola Company, was sold
Yesterday 10 fur concern whose identity
was not disclosed. The property, com
prisiny plot 44X9S.9, is between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, was valued at $780,
100 and ts said TO have sold close to
that figure. The buyers also secured
from the Coca Cola Company the adjoin-
ing three story dwelling for sl0,5O0.
which was the price paid for It by these
sellers few years ago.
The combined properties forming a
plot G6x9S.9, It is said. will be i'm
proved with fur storage building. The
site Is one block west OF the property
recently purchased by NJ. Groh G. Sons
AT 2S7 to 243 West Twenty-seventh
street. which is TO be used with AUDITING
property for large fur storage building,
plans for which are being prepared by
Friedman, Robertson &c Keller.
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MILITARY SECRETARY NAMED.
soldier Nephew OF Gov. smith Ap-
pointed to Post.

ALBANY, Feb. 10.--Corporal Alfred j.
Glynn OF Brooklyn, who WAS gassed
while in service I'm France and who Is
one OF eight sons OF Gov. Smiths
only sister, was appointed military sec
rotary TO the Governor to-day and raised
to the rank Of Major lie Immediately
began his new duties
Tho new military secretary enlisted
In 1917 in Company L, Tooth Infantry.
He got his preliminary training at Spar
tanburg and was sent overseas last May.
He participated in enga gements at Knoll.
Guillemont Farm. Quennemont Farm,
the Hindenburg line and La Selle River
in the Cambrai region,
on October 90. In an engagement at
La Sel!e River, he was gassed. He re-
ceived treatment at base hospital at
Rouen and was sent home as a casual
recently, He came to Albany with the
Governor yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

William A. White e. Sons were ap-
pointed agents for the two mercantile
seven story buildings 131 TO 13o Prince
street and 15S and 100 Greene street.
The Coastwise Warehouses, Inc, Is
the real buyer OF the group OF buildings
at the northwest corner of Broadway and
Sixty seventh street, reported sold last
July by Jacob Hlrsh and others through
Maurice Wertheim. The property was
transferred eubject 10 a mortgage for
S25s.500. The warehouse company has
also taken title to two other properties.
the eight story building at ass to 40
Washington street, and the three lots at
the southwest corner Of Townsend ave-
nue and 174th street
There will be a meeting OF the Harlem
rroperty Owners Association on Thurs
day evening at 1&7 East 125th street.
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lease BROADWAY CORNER.

The seven story building at the north
cast corner of broadway and Fifty st
street. extending through to Seventh
avenue, reported last week 10 be under
negotiation for long lease, Is 70 be
taken over by the Nandam Warehouse
Company. Ernest X. Whitney president
Arthur T. Sommer treasurer, Thomas
7. Kerrigan secretary. The company
plans TO make extensive alterations to
tine property for its own occupancy
and will install stores which will be
rented.
Tho lease IS being arranged by
Frederick Winant and Louis T.. Som
amer as brokers, and is for twenty-one
years from May !. The alterations will
iavolve upward OF 100000. Henry A.
e. Taylor Us the owner OF the property,
which fronts 1919 feet on Fifty-lrst
street. 1905 on Seventh avenue, 1906
on Broadway and 1868 on tho north
line.
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SELLS DYCKMAN APARTMENT.

The last Of thirteen apartment build
ings erected IN the past two years by
The Fred +. French Company was sold
to-day by the Twenty-Five Vermllyea
Avenue, Inc, one Of the holding con-
Germs, five story apartment housing
thirty families. paying about $4,000 per
hnnum. at that address, 10 a client Of J.
@, Abramson
Tho house is built 1876 feet deem on
a plot 5oxi60. The sale was closed NV
byrne d Bowman through Clifford G.
ROBERTS. who represented the French
company as attorneys in all trans
actiona
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BRYANT AVENCE-Nicholas I,opard
sold for w. Ellenbohn the three story
house. 1907 Bryant avenue, to Mrs
Mary Lassman.
TRAF'ALGA PLACD-Nicholas Lo-
part sold for Mrs. Gertrude Brett
the three story house at 1920 Ira
falga place to Messrs. Sager G. Gold
etein.
EAST 18th sTREET-FrederIcl,
Brown resold the dwelling, on plot
5oxlo0. at the northeast corner O,
Brown place and 134th street.
through A. p. Phelps & Dam,ane to
William S. Byrnes. Mr.. Brown bought
the corner last week from the United
States Trust Company
8 Il d G W C X ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brown sold to client Of McLernon
Bros and George T.. and Charles
Buckbee 2635 to 263s Sedgwick ave
nue.. two five story apartment houses,
'5xl0o, near Kingsbridge road. val
ued a. $4,000.
SIMPSON STREET-BanlSers Trust
Company sold 1000 Simpson street.
two Ave story fats. 40x100. near
Westchester avenue, TO c. J. Elgar
ADAMS PLACE-The Benenson Realty
Company bought two five story new
law fats at 222o 20 222i Adams
place.
AVENUE ST JoHN-william Gold
stone sold the five story apartment
houses, on plot 5sxl0O. at OFT Ave
nue. st. John. The property, which
returns more than $4,000 annually.
has been held at 1000. Mr.. Pol
sky Is reported to be the new owner.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - Charles
Siegel Levy resold the Ave story
apartment house at 1856 Southern
boulevard, on n plo. 43Xl00. to Sam
uel Weiser. through Alexander e.
Campbell. Il is one OF row OF
three houses recently purchased BY
Mr.. Levy from an estate
EAST 1S6TH SREET-Max Cohen
bought through A d. Phelps & Da-
miane the five story new law apart
ment house at 457 East lS6th street,
on plot 50xl00. II was a cash deal.
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REsELLs BLOCK FRONT,

Tie Mason Realty Company MAX y.
Natanson), sold to Charles Zimmerman
for cash for investment the two Ave
story new law walkup apartment houses
at 600 20 eco West lT2d street. The
buildings comprise the entire block front
from Fort Washington to Haven avenue
Oh the south side of 1I2d street and are
about 4Sx390. The properties were held
at s33o,o00 and We're purchased by the
selling company about two weeks ago
from the IongliGht Service Corporation.
William S. Baker was the broker in the
transaction.
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SOLD FIRST TINE SINCE 1873.

william II. Whiting & Co. sold for
Elizabeth F. Harper the five story build
Ing az $50 South street, near Roosevelt
street, 23x7l.S. to Leonardo Mormando.
This is the first sale of the property
eiIfce l1s5. The buyer. dealer In rags.
has occupied the building for a number
Of years.
The family of the seller figured con-
sp!cuously IN tho carly history of New
York city. Mrs. Harper being a daughter
of James Harper. one time Mayor of New
York, who died in lS44.
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SHERWOOD ATTACKS LEAGUE.
ConSrcssman Points TO War Nee
ord at National Security Probe.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lo.--Political ac-
tivities of the National Security League
during the last Congress campaign were
criticised to-day by Representative Sher-
wood ,Ohio) at the special House com
mtteos investigation. He said the
leagues attack on him was absolutely
unjustiied and pointed 10 his record
which includes service as a Brigadier-
General in the civil war.
Representative Frear tWis) said the
testimony 10 officials OF tho league
proved conclusiNvly tat It had Interior
motives.
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STATE INCOME TAX URGED.
S15.O0O.O0O Levy On Business
Planned Mt Albany.


ALBANY, Feb. 10--1ndications tonight
We're that the legislature will he asked
by its Special Tax Committee headed
by Senator Frederick NJ Davenport ~
Oneida, To pass legislation imposing a
81 5000, 900 tax ON business. Two-thirds
Of this would be tIrned back to the
cities where II was collected. Another
bin provides for small State income
tax reaching down So that practically
every one with a job would pay a share
Of the Si5,o0o,0O0 the State needs TO
collect from that source.
Edward 7. Doyle. Charman Of the
budget committee OF tho Real Estate
Board, issued "A statement tonight ask
ing the passage of a personal property
tax, which lie says will raise S47, 900, 600
1t onequarter of one per cent, and
also seeking the passage of n bin limit
Ing the tax OF New York real estate 10
per cent.
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Bronx.
MORTGAGES.
(With name aad address o: lender and
Attorney
Downtown,
tsouth Q, Fourteenth streetD


tSouth OF Fourteenth streetD
WASHINGTON ST, 2o-22. 75.c. Feb SC
Il Richard 90 10 Central Union Trust
Co. so Bway, trustee. due Feb 10. 1924
SO: atty. Lawyers T Co, $50
wAsHINGToN ST. Isl. c Dey st. so.Sx
1872, half part: West ct, n Charles
alley. 2ssxsoxlsxsI, quarter part, with
&c. in'front OF this property. Dec is
Frances V stokes to Farmers Loan & TT
Co. ?? William st, yrs. 5co attys,
CHAMBERS ST. c cor William st, runs E
2iCx " - 70 William - W 81 )
TO beg. gore. p NJ. FEB lo-Rosalie N
W sith 81. duo and int as per bond. pr
mtg 3i.so0........ ...............$i.lo 100
East Side.
Cast OF Fif.h avenue. between Fourteenth
ana 10th streotsD
Sd AV. n c cor 5lst ct. 100. $3.50, Feb 10
Byram Winters 70 Rowery say nsnk'
lis Bowery, " yrs, 6fc attys, Cadw alader,
W T. 80 Wall MISREPRESENTATION 200
18TH ST, 257 L. i3IOxiO?.:. Feb IO---Wm
J Coppnar TO A Remeiscn. $50 L ls7th
~. Bronx, yrs, SO; atty. Percy j fu.-
Ter, lf5 Nassau et.........,.......S2. 1000
West Side.
yves: OF F!tth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
72D ST, - zoo w Columbus ~. 5oxlpe:.
Feb s-Waitt Constr 60 TO ststlng
JttA4lS ~, o. Val ST, Ous VtD 4ssf.
GO. pr mtg $4,000. attys, Aiger & {.
SAME PRaoPERfrYi.. FEB s-sam;e' 10 same.
Instals. $1,000 quarterly. SO, pr mtg
$500 900; attys, same .............Sio,O 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF llo.h street,
MORNLNGSlDE Az. 100. =. 276xlo0
llith ~. 2%o w, :. a5xle0.il. Feb Z
Agnes Weir to Bronx Security 4 d Co,
25s i3sth st. ". ees atty, Levison,
Ibs II ld6tn q. s|NV
ll6TH ST. 236-23S. lessehold. Jan u
Jacob Charigson TO Max Jurist, III W
l11th st, duo and Int as per notes. s., $40
7TH AV W cor l60th 81, 1870 10 =
1jIst at 100, Jan S0--Freybel Realty
90 TO EQuitahls Trust Co. 81 Wall st,
demand, SO; s-ttys. Murray. q II, 81
Wall st...... .,.................se 600
Bronx.
Borough Of THO Bronx
lssTH ST, II y. 1904 " - Nicholas az,
l9.10Xe+l0. Jan s7--Edith A Tucker -
Moses Moritz Michigan City. Indiana. )
yrs, 6h 60; atty, Title Guar 4 T Co, l16
l53D ST. s47 L, $, '95xi0o-Adolph q
Furthman 10 Emma Unger. 3l5f Decatur
sv, Feb :. yrs. Sc atty, C q furth-
man, Sd nv ard l4sth st.....,....t3.so 900
EAGLE AN. ESQ. =. 25xll5-Sams 10
same, FEB Z. yrs. Shes atty.
saHle's''. ...''' .,.'''''.''.'. Ss,VuV
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Tho will OF Frederick O. Reach, well
known socially, was fled for probate
yesterday. The value Of personal prop.
erty is given as upward Of $500. The
will executed in 1910, directs Il shall
go to his wife. Camilla w Beach OF
525 Park avenue. A trust fund for his
IONS, Frederick Ogden Beach and John
Alden Beach, IL established Frederick
y. Watries of Roslyn. and Frank L.
Polk, Acting Secretary OF State. are
named executors.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. l0.-Medals.
diplomas and scientific correspondence
of the late Edward s. Pickering. di.
rector Of tho Harvard College observa
tory, are given to Harvard by Prof.
Pickering's will which was filed for pro-
bate here to-day. The residue OF the
estate after several private requests are
paid also is to 90 to Harvard. No indi-
cation Of the value Of the estate ~ given.
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ss louisville, Brest. Feb i.
. SIS Henderson. Bordeaux. Feb. 3
IS CanOpic, Liverpool. Feb. 8.
50 Oconee, Madeira. Jan. D..
IS War Mttern, Greenock. Jan. g..
- IHonora. Barry. Feb I.
So Trecarne, Havre. Jan. 81.
- Harrisburg, Brest, Feb. s.
s. Harlem. glasgow Feb. l.
SIS rottori Maru. Bordeaux, Jan. 81
SIS Elisabeth. Crist obal. Feb. s.
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SURVEY FOR NEWARK BAY.
Harbor improvements Approved
by Senate Committee.

WAsHISGroN. Feb. 10.-The Senate
Commerce Committee to-day adopted
amendments to the rivers and harbors
bill by Senator Frelinghuysen (New
Jersey providing for surveys 10 deter
mine the practicability OF deepening the
channels of XIII van Kull and Newark
Bay between Bayonne and Elizabeth,
y. J.' Iaritan Bay, Railway River and
Staten Island Sound.
A thirty foot channel and widening
OF the channels In places are contem-
plated ..
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

to Bertha Becker, 6si Wales sv, Bronx
yrs from Jan 10. 1919; atty. $ II
Wachtc!l. 902 Bway ..........S ll, 959.s2
WALKER ST-Marcus e Goldstein to L
schooumaker co. sS5 It'll ay, g yrs from
March !. 1919; atty. Abr Allenberg, 100
,ois Msy ST ';cS.s ,S'0vo
Sam & Isldors Liskind. Sc L lI2th ST.
and ano. yrs from Feb !, 1919. yrs
renew: atty. Abr Rosenbluth, 233
9TH Az. %. store-united Cigar Stores Co
OF America TO VIM Grisser, ~ W sth
ut, bSyrs from May /. 1918; attys. Spita
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph +. Day leased for the Schultz
Cigar Company tho ground floor and
basement on the northeast corner OF
Market and Eighth streets, Chattanooga,
Tenn. The lease Is for sixteen years at
a rental OF approximately $4,000 year.
lie Blois & Fldridge rented for the j.
Van II. Reed estate its cottage on the
westerly side Of Bellevue avenue. New
port. L. l.. for the season of 1919 to Mrs.
Beatrice NJ. Pratt.
Maxwell Smith sold for Mrs Living
ston Middleditct a residence valued at
about $4,000 on Walworth avenue.
Greenacrcs. Hartsdale, n. Y, to Joseph
4. Ford.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAIIS-

Connecting nlAlle Close o. G. p o. And
City Hall station AT $50 p. NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and
yictorial Feb. %. SIS. Empress Of Asia
Il S. NankiuE.
FIJI Islands, New Zealand Ard Ausralls
wa san Franclsrnl Feb. "a. IS. Niagara
Siam, Cochin China, Straits Settlements and
Netherlands East Indies, close at 80 p NJ
daily. This mail 10 forwarded 30 the Pacific
Coast daily for despatch TO destination bJ
the best opportunity
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garage, 2oT5 Slxty-third street. Maple.
ton Park 70 Sophie Lapidus for .occu-
pancy. ~
Leonard ". Taft sold 1896 and 1888
Pacific street, six story apartment, TO
Edward Neelen. who gave In part pay
ncnt hotel on seventh avenue, Asbury
Park, y. j.. Bronx apartment and two
houses and thirty lots at Lyndhurst,
~ J.
Davenport Real Estate Company. with
Robert Ward. Jr., and c. p. Gilmore.
solo for the Albemarle Realty Company
the five story apartment at 40 East
Seventeenth street, corner Albemarlc
road, the seller taking in part payment
plot fronting go feet on Eastern
Parkway. northeast corner Of Washing
ton avenue, extending TO Lincoln place.
f. c. Sauter sold for the estate OF
Isaac Henderson the property at AL
Eleventh street to William Frommltng.
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elk story house, 4sexlos.s, Mt 49, and
43} East Thirteenth street. was sold by
Noah S. Shelter to the 43i East Thir-
teenth Street Corporation, newly
formed. with S. Wacht. Jr., n. T..
Keiflinssy and l.. d. Workln as dircc-
tors,
WEST sEvENTY-EIGHTH STREET
The La Monte Estate sold the FIVE
story house at 205 West Seventy
eighth street. on plot 2oxiO2.2.
EAST FIFTH STREET-O'Reilly &
Dahn sold for Emma Brickenstein 115
last 127th street, n Ave story apart
nent. 22sx100. TO an investor
WEST 18TH STREET.--Beulah Wes-
lcyan Methodist Church bought the
dwelling. 17xe9.11, at gel West both
street from Herbert 7. Thomas.
WEST 18TH STREET-A G.. Thomp-
son & Co. sold for V. Litthauer 244
West 18TH street, three story dwell
ing. TO Susan Pierce.
SHERMAN AVENUE-Benenson Realty
Company bought from +. l.. Grow. 10
Sherman avenue. new law 1--WE story
apartment, S0x125 renting for $4,000
and held at $4,000
WEST FIFNTY-SEVENTH STREET
Helene c. Pupke is reported to have
sold 100 West Fifty-seve,,th street. ex-
tending through to $50 West Fifty
sixth street, two four story dwellings.
The property Is fifty feet east OF Car
reggie Hall. 1t had been held at $780,
0C0.
EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET.-THE
two three story dwellings at 235 and
20, East Forty-ninth street were sold
by the estate OF George Killan.
PARK AVENUE-Char!es Siegel Levy
bought ESQ Park avenue. a five story
nineteen family tenement with store.
on lot 25X10O, from Frank Zebro & Co.
WEST 10TH STREET--Max Cohen
bought through Max Blau the two five
story apartment houses at 564 70 $50
West 176th street. The property WAS
purchased from Charles Zimmerman.
who acquired the houses two years ago
from the Mason Realty Company.
They were held at 100000 and return
an annual rental OF $4,000.
CENTRAL PARK VEST. b. Wake
man sold for the Union Dime Savings
Bank Elberon Hall. a nine story fire.
proof elevator apartment house. on
plot 55.6x10o. at $50 TO $50 Central
Park West The property was held
n; S175.000 and returns an annual rem
tai OF about $4,000.
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OTHER SALES MANHATT>H.

WEST FlF'rf-SIXTH STEEEr-rames
II. -Lrniksh'rk bought from Celcs.
ma N"l'uelli the five story NAT al 4ol
Meht flitY'siHth street on plot esy
NV II "a assessed by III. c,tv -,
l';'oo' Harry Sugarmau was ,hc
LAST IlNEIEASIu srEEEr-Tb,
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ReeiKnations Acccpted,


WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-A favorable
report was made by the Senate Judi
ciary Committee to-day on the bill to
permit the donation of seized liquors 10
Government agencies for medicinal.
scientific or mechanical purposes.
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ARR1yA1s-,MoNpAy. FEB. 10.

S. Arakan, Bordeaux. Jan. 20.
SIS wellington. Gibraltar, Jan. IS
Sc Mira Bre8, London. Jan. "a.
IS West Madakert, Davenport, England.
January %.
IS Gogsjo Cardiff, Jan. Is.
SIS Ala, Rotterdam, Jan. IL
SIS Helen, San Juan. Feb 4.
SIS Harald Cardenas. Feb. 4.
Ss Lake Alvada Caibarien. Feb. 4.
So Stavangeren. IT. John Feb. T.
SIS San Reno Philadelphia, Feb. ..
SIS Middlesex, Baltimore, Feb. s.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH Av. 3sj2-sS5s--Samuel II prelIich
ngt Clara ii de CASTELAR, 81 al: Jan 90
lpls ',..., ...,'.,,....St $3.50
SAME PRoPERTY--Morris Rosen ba UNI
ast same; Ian 30, i9l9...........t2Oat "a
SAME PROPERTi--Wi William u Forster
sgt same Feb D. .sl:s. 10
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The reporter for the Green Cav
Trdr.Hci came up for air TOO late for the
first edition, and so swhed the copy
from tho Elevated Express for his paper
changing the headlines Where the
Money Goes" TO our High COST OF
Living" only the figures are little
different.
In his paper It says: THE present
wage rates on the Green car Lines
fwomen are paid the same as men) are
&C. per cent. higher than thAy were two
years ago. This amounts TO payroll
increase for the same number Of en-
ployees OF about $3.50. 900 a year. In
addition materials and supplies 70 give
service Cover 5000 items) have more
tran doubled In price"
In the liberated Express. where he
stole the same line OF dope, the story
SAYS the wage rates on the subway and
elevated lines arc 81 per cent. higher
than they were Two years ago. meaning
an increase Of $3.50. 900 a year.
Appearing N our next number OF the
subway sun. according to 1gnatz. will
appear n highly entertaining article by
lgratz himself OIL The Low Cost Of
Loving via subway" as opposed to the
burglar!ous taxi way.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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Omitted States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. 6:56 A NJ Sun sets. ....6:25 L NJ
Moon sets.....4.ec A M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1896 An Gov. Island. B:17 A M
Hell Gate....7:2l AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II 100 4 VI Gov. Island 1913 A NJ
Hell Gate......1.loA AN
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MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

AV C, 1872 TO lso--Signai Contracting Co,
Inc ast Henry Goldwatsr. owner:
Baumsp g. Co, Inc, contractor. .s249. 80
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lis PENDENS.
Manhattan,

Az n a cor 9Th ST. - iiNy0-- john r
Bailey aGt X & " Holding Corp Ct al
(torec,osur" % mortgage, attys Z = q
W W Buckley.
Bronx.
LOTS as. 4Se. 40 aud Al, map of 5C7
lots. being part OF. Trlsk estate, slt-
uated al Clason's Point, .Ith Ward
Walter y ChesbrouRh ct al agt Thomas
Flanagan 81 ALI foreclosure 81 mort
ghEe); attys. Coleman. stern 4 Gottho.d
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S. Carmania, from Liverpool and Halifax.
reported yesterday that she probably would
dock this morning.