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Evening journal., 1919-01-27
LEAVES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.

assistant District Superintendent j.
n Clements, Of the United States En-
Payment Service, who for some months
'~Nst has maintained an office at Dove,
hA resigned TO take effect at once.
NNaements was in this city yester-
day closing his business affairs with
the service.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
CHiJRCH CENSUS IN DOVER.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 27.-A church can
vass began here yesterday afternoon
in which COMMITTEES for all the several
Protestant churches were represented
They Will make census Of church
goers and non-church-goers
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Miss Catherine McCioskey, OF No. 62O
King street, who was recently operated
on for appendicitis at the Delaware
Hospital, Is improving. She has been
employed for the last seven months In
Washington, returning TO this city
about january 1.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
ALTOS COLLIDE.

Automobiles owned by Edward Hib-
bard Of No. III Concord avenue. and
Francis Moulton. No. 9iS Van Buren
street, colided at Eighth and Market
streets Saturday night. The Moulton
machine was damaged, but no one was
injured.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
SOLDIERS AWAIT DISCHARGE

Members Of the Third Trench Motor
Battalion. who arrived at Fort Du-
Pont from Camp Mills. L. l.. on We'd
nesday. are being entertained by resi-
dents Of this city as well a. Delaware
City. The men are mostly from Texas
and sss being Kept at the fort untH
IN sro discharged.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
GOES TO NEW YORK

harl W. Broadbent, an examiner OF
sae enlied States Employment Service,
s,~s'oneo sra Is at the branch Offices at Front
sh sliu hns streets, has resigned from
'"S ~ service 70 take effect at once.
nj. broadbent viii soon leave tbts
c.ty LOT New York, where he win en-, an
gage IN tne moving picture husinsss
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
P. & ]. co. RELIEF
AT ANNUAL BANQUET

At the annual banquet Of the Work
mems Relief Association, Of the Hilles
and Jones Company. held In the Hotel
Nobls on Saturday evening, officers
were elected as follows:
President, Charles Morgan; vice presi-
dent, Edward Sayers; secretary. JacoD
Baldwin; physician, DR.. II. NJ. Fristi
trustees, William McCafferty and Theo-
dore Deats. Jr. Addresses were made
/ by Edward Sayers. who presided over
the meeting; William McCafferty and
Theodore Deats.
A vote Of thanks was extended TO Mr..
Deats, who was the chairman Of the
committee Of arrangements.
In memory Of the members Of the as
sociatiOn who died during the past
year, the entire gathering stood with
bowed heads while James ]. Gallagher
sang Nearer. My God. To Thee"
Those present were: Theodore Deats
Horace w. Scott, II. Kimble. Edmund
Sayers, Edward A. West, Jose Ferman-
der Charles Workman. Harry Shields,
Arthur r. Woodrow. Harry NJ. Draper,
Clarence Morgan Antonio Saliva, B. Coll,
.C. s. Harris. James Elliott. E. Anson, r
w. FentOn, J. j. Gallagher. C. F. Lind.
Or. II. NJ. First. William Stewart, VIII
liam McCafferty. ]. Newton Fisher Wal
ter Lee. w. E. Davidson, p. ]. Wilfony.
George A. Rau, Martin Byrne. G. A. Bill
Kingsley, B. C. Long. J. A. Baldwin, T. H.
DOnnahue, ]. p. Billingsley, Edgar
Gregg, Thomas Walsh. p. w. Hastings.
II. w. Megaw, Harry Anders, NJ. Houn-
ing, A. A. Lawrence, ElwOod Morgan, B.
Hinger. C. s. Fishbach. w. A. Hall. VIII
liam Mckinley, w. T. Pyle, Edward J.
McAleer, +: C. Blankenborn, Samuel
Snitcher, Joseph A. Hagen, William q.
Winthrup and George w. Lowe.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Warner, OF Whining
ton, and Professor and Mrs. Tiffany
and daughter, OF Newark. Mrs. FOsrd
was bridesmaid for Mrs. Tiffany's
mother many years ago.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
ORRINE FOR
DRINK HABIT

Ornane mas been uniformly successful
~ restoring victims OF The sanr,nL
naDlt into sober and useful. c,,izsns
II, aiter a trial, you gct no hansn,
your money will be refunded n ~
simple nome treatment, No san,tsri,,na q
expense. No loss of time. 1'''ariulil
orrinc NO. 4. secret treatment, No >
voluntary treatment. Costs only q, ss
box. Ask for booklet. For sale hv :
b. Dsnforth, Market and second streats
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
TO CAN REANs AGAIN.

Dependable Diamonds at right prices.
C.. A. Rudolph, 4i3 Delaware Ave.-Adv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

CAND Girl TO wrap candy etc: steady wor
"m j. Madden & Co, 394 Hudson St.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Fifth Avenue Realty
Figures in Two Deals
Art Dealer Buys in 56th st. and
Forsythe Rents Building
Near 48th ST.

Frank Partridge, dealer in art and
antique furniture at I'll Fifth Avenue
has bought through William B. May &
Co. and Tucker Speyers & Co. the
modern six-story dwelling at West
Fifty-sixth Street, on lot 15x1oO.5
near Fifth Avenue Mr. Partridge
will occupy it for his business as soon
as the necessary alterations can be
made. The property is assessed at $l10,
600. The house was for many years
occupied by the late Dr.. Satterlee, but
has been without q tenant for about a
year Duveen Brothers bought recently
the residence of the late Frederick
Meade at l West Fifty-sixth Street,
directly opposite, and which adjoins
their structure at the northwest corner
of Fifth Avenue.
John Forsyth G. Sons have leased the
SIX story building at 800 Fifth Ave
nue. from May next. for twenty-one
years, from Mrs. Hermine Hahn.
through Rice & Hill, at an annual
rental of more than $4,000, the ag-
gregate consideration for the term be-
ing around S650,0O0. The property
adjoins the Black, Starr G. Frost Build
ing, at the southwest corner Of Forty
eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
F. Fl. Sisson. of Guaranty
Trust. Rents Suite

Francis H. Sisson, vice president of
the Guaranty Trust Company, has
leased through Pease & Gilman and
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. an apart
ment in All Park Avenue. Pease &
Gilman have also leased apartments
IN 514 Madison Avenue, for Mr..Villares,
to Mrs. Young, in "a West Forty
seventh Street to H. Dittler; in so
East Slxty-frst Street. for W. T. Mid
dleten, to DR.. Calvin Z. Williams; in
as West Seventy-third Street, for Fred
erick ZitteI & Sons, as agents, to
Sigourney Mellor; in $50 West
Eightieth Street, for Marvin II. Greene,
to. Luther Becker; in Asa Riverside
Drive, for william H. Samson, to Mrs
Marion R. Kemp; in 90 East Fifty
third Street, for Percy Griffin. to Mrs.
Margaret Bowden; in 116 East Fifty
fifth Street, for G.. J. Kinberg, to
Robert A. Dahn, and in 81 East Fifty
eighth Street, for Mrs. C. w. Atwell, to
Mrs. j. NJ. Steele.
Percy Chubb. of Chubb e. Son, in
surance underwriters, has leased,
through Douglas l.. Gilman & Co..
William D. Thornton's apartment Of
eight rooms and five baths in 40 Park
Avenue. corner Fifty fifth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Investors Chief Buyers
OF Newark Realty

Joseph V. Lupo, who operates the
Job De Camp Storage Company, has
sold the vacant property at to II
Bruen Street, running through to Nc
hortcr Street, to the Robinson Rod
ers Company, who Will improve the
plot with building to be used in con-
nection with their factories on New
Jersey Railroad Avenue, Mechanic and
Bruen Street. Louis Schlesinger, Inc,
was the broker in the transaction.
The sixteen family brick apartment
house at 26 and 28 Broad Street. north
OF Oriental Street, on plot 50X100 feet,
has been SOFA for Bockoven Brothers
Company, lumber dealers. by Louis
Schlesingcr to Charles r. Shipman for
an invec tment
Mrs. Mary L. Potter, of Rome, n. Y,
has sold to Walter f. and Sadie R. Sin
clair the one-family frame dwelling at
81 Howard Street. Louis Schlesinger
was the broker in the transaction.
Planning Marble Flathousc
William Lawrence Bottomley. archi-
tect, viii prepare plans for a six-story
tireproof apartment house, accommo-
dating thirty families, to be erected at
the southwest corner of 227th Street
and Arlington Avenue. Marble Hill sec
ton. The owner is Miss Dora NJ. Les
ley. Construction will be started dur
ing the spring or summer
Brokers in Lexington Avenue Deal
Gaines, Van Nostrand e. Morrison
Inc. and James Y. Graham negotiated
the sale OF the three story dwelling at
1880 Lexington Avenue, reported last
week
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Wider Trading
indicated bv
Day $ Reports
Popularity of Ownership
of Apartment III GUS
Is Growing Daily
Good News From 5th Ave.
Builders Now Buying Sites
in All Boroughs To
Resume Activity Soon

The progress of the real estate mar
may be seen by the trading reported
yesterday. Nearly every section con
tributed to the buying movement and
nearly every class of realty figured in
ington Heights were the most active.
From Fifth Avenue came the news that
an art dealer had decided to leave
that thoroughfare and locate in the
rapidly developing art centre in Fifty
sixth Street just off Fifth Avenue.
Then concern now in West Forty
second street decided that Fifth Ave
nue. was the place it should be and
rented premises near Forty eighth
Street for which it will pay about
$4,000 q year for the next twenty-one
years.
The demand for apartment houses
continues in evidence in the Washing
ton Heights and other sections where
apartment house builders were parti-
cularly active up to the coming of the
war. Modern buildings, they have at
traCted the attention of both speculator
and investor because of the rentals be-
ing paid by their tenantry and the
prospect that it will be years before
the housing situation will be such as
to have a depressing effect on prevail
ing high rentals.
Builders are coming into the field
once more. Reports from the upper
part Of Manhattan, from the BronN
Brooklyn and Queens indicate that they
have concluded that the rentals being
paid warrant action since new CON
struction can be produced for not much
more than the price demanded in con-
struction of five and six years stand
ing.
Gustavus W. Lawrence is one who
is going to start building operations.
In letter to The Tribune he said that
he was planning to return to the mar
ket and be as active as he was before
conditions halted all building and trad
ing. Brooklyn builders are preparing
to build considerable number of two
and three-story dwellings, and the sub
urbs through Queens report builders
are on the move. Kew Gardens ar
nounced last week that the day of wait
ing was over and other builders are
following this corporations lead as was
indicated by the purchase through j.
W. Doolittle of a large tract in Flush
ing for improvement with dwallings
to cost from $4,000 to $4,000
Brown Resells 151st Street House
The sx-story apartment house at $50
West 151st Street, held in the market
at S135,000, was sold yesterday by
Frederick Brown to Ethel Backer Mr.
Brown bought the house short time
ago and is said to have made a fair
sized profit on the turn, which was ar
ranged for him by Millard Veit The
house is on a site rs feet wide and
100 feet deep, adjoining the northeast
corner of Broadway. 1t provides ac-
commodations for twenty-nine fami-
lies, who pay rentals that total $1,000
year.
Uptown Flats in Demand
Chambod Court, at Sc to y Fort
Washington Avenue, southeast corner
of 1921 Street, siX-story elevator
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Recorded Transactions
DQXnfnMn

ELIZABETH ST. 2S7- -2se 4o.axss.5x4l. 9sss1 -
pss so rHsnssS isnsS voq9sr9 % @ salvatore cordoaa9
WllLtTT ST %, l6.sxloo: Rosie Lewis 10 rcsrI
TE''SS ! S;s,,m umioH j. mtg, $500; Nov IL atty.
East Side
I'D ST, Madison av lO2 2xioxirreg: RAYMOND
6Kyn: i mtg 100000; Jan 10: atty, L S Title &
pARK PA 60 AZ = Court a., g Hkbg y; $40
SSS'o65; Jan 49, atty. c S Levy 400 i lioth
10TH ST : e 25xlOo ii Grand Concouse rca,gs slV~
20 20 10 TO- May o Morrill,. ~ W l24u St; mts
I1RS'o"o' 1ssy Dec 81; atty. Lawyers 7 * 7 Co. l60
l7lH ST. 24e E. Il Sx75 Christina Lyendcskep shep
ansio 18Th ST 'nSi! mts 81 800 20 SGSaSlqne sy to
Guar trust CO. li6 Bway. ......... Si0o
West Side
10TH sT ! - ", sx9s.s 9: VIM Z Spencer. jr. to
lara ., n 3 McGinnis at Laurel Hill i |: mtg -:
''Ih sT W. 25xloo5 tforeclos. Jan 6. lai99
M9s' ;Sa I Stan1on. ref to May A Nichos. Of
HIyay sss; \ / ian o. "ttys. Plat & FIELD, 10
LHNoX Az. 5, y v l3sh st. 24Ilx55: -S"pO Mag
las,,i s1gauss s ( < ii B%a$ 10 iDls, *$s
70 Theresa W Robinson Of Roscoe e,ss',9ro CVlpn
H,yov n,,ovo; Jan IA; atty, Lawyers 4 q T CO. l6o
IT'D sr 2ss W 45xgs sarah tiershacG flqo 'o
rsrn nsr[ha j. hnott sos Maple sv South san Fran
I'D Sf, BradhmSt ~ l25x34.3 Narin' !
nsrlch to Martin tngrich inc. 81 ST Nichola as
H. ~ m's' S8o'ooo; attys. Strauss Il d H. III
'' '''.' ......... 81
Bronx
WILKINS tN. 1853. :. 50xl42l: Henry Green
span TO Mary Lane, 2l3 Willis av mtg. ss3 o0o
,,s1 Jsn lo' atty. Samuel Bltcrmsn 800 Broad,
BAiNBRIDGE a Av. 2774 c s. 25xl2,: Sophia ,iOS A
Srldlnsn TO Frances Higgins 40 Park az: mte.
@OOo: IAN II; atty. y G a 4 CO. i7G broad
LAFAYETTE AN :. 80 Whittier ST awe
lS'her Frank TO Manuel Il Belkowitz 70 Ride
, 81 -, Is part Jan s atty Manuel Il Berkowity 81
'IArWoVp ~" ~ Iol3-loaS. le6xllo Marscn
hcsny 'orpn TO Penzancc Realty Co. 3O9 Al,ll,l On
~; nlge Ss3.5 500 Jan 10. atty. Bcrnst,Iu =
IpwSnIte .......... 500
ii,uSi'l'I I AN. $ " c lo3d ST. luo1 l0G: : 4 &,
-IhsE W ~ hrinileimcr Go TO SimaS Really Co 400 D
lZSih 81; mtge $4,000 Jan 70 attys, Rose & i.
rs Broadway ......... ' Y9 "
LOTS 1884 and 1853. map j. Spencer; Nee G i,a
,er,oh to Jchl l. Mofialty. 81 " l3th ST mioe
PITY .An IL" atty j L Moriality. ....... sl0o
bAiLhN Az. 5, 4lG.2 unnamed st which lorms
hhg Public 50 at junction sodswics and Eaii,y
hvs' ',.'N,S lIxI5 2x3G.ll: R1mya Realty Co IN
hd9a Patton. 3Ol9 kingsbridge Terrace mtee
s''l0'' Jan j'; atty. ID Patton. y Cedar
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
TO Revise Rulings
On Sprinkler Systems
Board of Standards and Ap-
peals to Permit Cheaper
Protection

The demand of the Fire Department
that sprinkler systems be Installed on
every inclosed pier along the clty's
waterfront as a gurad against CON
fagration, especially at this time when
so much inhammable material is being
stored along the waterfront, has
brought about reconsideration of the
relative merits of the sprinkler sys-
TENS on the market. which is just what
real estate men have been urging for
some time.
A ruling of the Board of Standards
and Appeals made two or more years
ago has placed control of the sprinkler
business in this city in the hands Of
one or two concerns who make a spe-
cial sprinkler This is what is known
as the wet pipe system and will not
do on the piers, because the water in
the pipes would freeze in winter and
the system would have no value as
protective measure.
Investigation made by John p. Leo,
chairman of the Board of Standards
and Appeals, has resulted in the rules
covering the use of sprinxlers being
revised. and to-day at 10 o'clock at the
boards rooms in the Municipal Build
iig, public hearing Will be given on
the matter. Chairman Leo said yes
terday that opposition was not expected
tc be of such weight as to prevent the
revised rules being accepted. 1T is re-
grettablc, he said, that only one sys
tom should have the official sanction of
the Board of Standards and Appeals
The systems which have come to the
attention of the board since manufact-
urers have learned that the rule bar
ring other systems out of the market
was TO be revised have been found to
be effective and cheap, and owners Of
buildings should have the privilege of
using these since they are effective and
since it means saving of money,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Alderman Auction To-day

Realty holdings of the estate of Char
lotte Y. Ackerman will be sold at auc-
tion to-day in the Vesey street auction
room by Joseph p. Day. The properties
are 33l West Eighty y-second street. a
three story and basement dwelling with
stable and the adjoining plot at the
northeast corner of Riverside Drive and
Eighty y-second Street. 3S,4x1O2.2x irreg-
ular; also 1876 West Thirty-third Street,
opposite the new Pennsylvania Hotel, a
two-story building, 31.8x98.ox irregu-
lar; 327 Seventh Avenue. a three-stor
building, 24.8x999, and 26O West Twen-
ty-fourth Street, three-story building,
16.SX9S9
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
News and Views of Real Estate Market

apartment house, valued at $500, 900.
was bought yesterday by Joseph Jo-
vans lt was acquired by the Cham
bold Court Realty Company, the pres
cut seller, last September. The prop
erty has a frontage of 80 feet on West
1921 Street and 100 feet on Fort Wash
ington Avenue, and was taken by the
new owner on d cash basis, for a con-
sideration close to the asking price
SOL. freldus 4 Co. were the brokers in
the transaction.
NJ. |. Strunsky and Mcdowell IS Nc
Mahon have sold for Henry Van Ars-
rale the tve-story apartment house at
the southwest corner of Northern Ave
nue and 10th Street, on a plot 80x125.
The structure contains forty apart
ments and returns an annual rental Of
about $4,000. The property has beeh
held at $4,000. Nogel & Schultz are
the buyers.
Inc new fNe-story apartment house
al ~ and 10 sherman Avenue, in the
Dyckman section. has been sold. The
property. which has a frontage of so
feet and Il depth of 100 feet, adjoins
the southwest corner of Thayer Street
The new owner vii hold the property
for investment.
The Duff & Brolln Company has sold
334 Convent Avenue. four-storv
dwelling. on lot 25x95
Operator Buys in Swamp
The Charles f. Noycs Company and
the Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company have sold for Jacob
Lorillard 269 Pearl Street. five-story
loft building on lot 17x6l, adjoining
the northwest corner of Fulton Street.
q u q 10, ,,,l,.
bought for resale or for rental. The
transaction was for all cash.
Reports for Harlem
Arthur A. Goldstein has sold for the
Herzog Holding Company, PSF East
125th Street, a fve-story at on plot
2SX1OO. The new owner is John Mckee
b. w. Smith has sold for Marie Lang
the three story and basement dwelling
at 215 West both Street, on lot 1861
99.11, near Seventh Avenue.
Adds to Forty-first Street Plot
Henry Hof has sold for the estate
of Conrad Vogel the building on lot
22.6x98.9 at 218 East-Korty-frst Street
to Robert Z. Kelly. This property has
been owned by the sellers since 1852.
The buyer owns five buildings, 214 to
222,
Apartment Buying in Bronx
The Emerson Realty Company has
sold to client of Rubin & Lefkowitz
1447 Wilkins Avenue, siN-story apart
ment house, on plot 56X9S.
Morris Sax sold for Christian Johan-
sen 1884 Valentine Avenue, q five-story
apartment, on plot 40X100, to an in
vestor. 1t was an til cash transaction.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold for the Henry Morgenthau
Company the fve-story apartment, on
plot 76x105, at OIL Southern Boulevard
held at 500 900. to Sam Minskof.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

l36rH 81. - w. julius J Dukas trus ant I,,..,,s
@ woip'' Ct al foreclosure Of mtge): atty lr ns
BErHuNE ST s. s9l Washington ST d, ia,
sO.7x irreg, Edw II Iiedden agt Rose c del I,
ncnden ct al tamendcd partition. atty 5 G;
lo9D 81 e2s L: Amelia Mcintyre. adm1 act y
Jacobs ct al foreclosure OF mtge) attys. Cannon
& Cannon. '
BANTER ~ g. East River Savings Institution agt
Louisa ltaiietto ct al foreclosure OF rntge) atts
Il |, Nol.mer "H''
l4oTH 81 5o7 w; Nina C Goddard ct al act
al l. Hoffman ct al foreclosure of nlge) atty,
w a Alcock. ''''
LOT 55 Blk 2llo Sect s. CITY of ast Joseph
Wa,ions ct al 'aetion TO forec!ose tax lienl aliy
a2n ST ~ to l5l Il; County Holding Co ast
nilcd AsANs tcrpn ct nj foreclosure Of mtqe, .
attys. Merrill. Rogers & ferry =
oln Az; gol to so7 Harry Lexington ct al agt
Sainuel llofowlN lacion 10 cancel LEASED. sttys
liarris Corwin. Mofst & schek '''
sS1li ST. 43l +. Edward BicImau et nj agt kati,
Silver e. al foreclosure u mtge) at,ys kantro-
VIZ & Esbers '
arm ~. 20 aud 80 " VINCENT Valentine Con
l" iofcrlose mechanics lien; sttys. Menken Bros
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Equitable Trust Co.
Takes More Space

William A. White & Sons
have leased to the Equitable
Trust Company, the tenth floor
III the Wall Street Exchange
Building, 1919 Exchange Place; to
Edgar B. Davis, an Office in the Harr-
man National Bank Building, 527 Fifth
Avenue.
To Nathan Weiss and Morris Heffcr,
a loft at 81 Wooster Street, to John Y.
Wallace and Arthur f. Lloyd, the store
and basement and first loft at 2OS-21O
Wooster Street; at 4S West Twenty
seventh. Street space to Ben jamin Was
ser, Robert Kaplan and the Field But
ton and Trimming Company; and for
l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co.. agents.
to Hyman Friedman, a loft at 145
Spring Street.
Louis Schrag, has leased lofts at
6 and West Eighteenth Street, to Mad
Ter & Brodcr; at 1914 Fifth Avenue to
Harry Abrahams, and 10S West
Brecker, and to S. Sternberg.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to
Catharine Gambler. the four-story
dwelling at 242 East Thirty-fourth
Street, and to G. Shields. the four
story dwelling 466 West Thirty fourth
Street
Bastine G. Co. have leased the twelfth
floor at 112 East Nineteenth Street to
the Survey Associates, Inc, the second
floor front at SO East Eleventh Street
to Moralisse & Fondrse, and the sixth
floor at 81 Fifth Avenue, to the S. NJ.
Ioplltz Company, Inc, and Michael
Blum
Charles B. Van Valen has rented =
store at 148 West Nineteenth Street
to jacob Mirochneck, store at AZ
Roosevelt Street to Coliniates e. Gou-
mas, and the building at 1856 East
lWenty-slXth Street to Kvork Ara
badjian.
Good Demand for Dwellings
Pease G. Gilman have leased fo,
William II. Goadby, executor. the four
story and basement dwelling at II East
flfty-tlfth Street to Kenneth Board
man.
Edward s. Foley & Co. have leased
dwellings, at % East Eleventh Street,
TO l. Buscher; at 1875 West Thirteenth
street. to Frank Norwald; at 135 West
wel1th Street, to Mrs NJ. Bean: AT
.3l West Thirteenth Street. 70
Angeio Negrazzi; at 20S West Four
,eentn ,t, street. for Ellen Maloney. to A
rleht; 24o West Fourteenth Street
,1' ,Ua MISS Anna Mccarthy, to B. Guen-
cher; at 33S West Fourteenth Street
Tor Mary e. Vail, to Edward ]. Scully.
at 264 West Seventeenth Street. for
me , Ham,iton Holding Company. TO
Jesse Jess. Mckegney and at 335 West
hflghty eighth Street, for Mrs. n, A.
Mac cord, to Thomas A. Allen.
NIlilam H. Whiting e. Co. Aave
eemaea r4n the fourth loft at % Beekman
street. to Ernest Gambler; third loft
az az > Llspenard Street to Max Spielman.
offices in &C West Broadway 10 'el,', raw
Manufacturing Company; first ]oft "
=, ~ Great Jones Street to Booksnan e.
per iheIhson Paper Box Company; second
Iolt at 1888 Murray Street to i. Cedar.
aoufth ,. lott at II Spruce Street 10 Van
asseil tanning Company; and tho
,naIu Ma lGtt at 81 Beekman Street to
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Cats Go A-Fisl1ing

Cats have passion for fish and will
hover about room plaintively mewing
long after the piscine substance has
gone and only the smell is left; but it
IS not generally known that they are
expert anglers. A Hampshire sports
man whose garden borders on a well
stocked stream stated that his cat
takes more trout out of it than he
does. All fish love to bask in the sun.
and, taking advantage of this on fine
summer days, Mr. Tom lies in ambush.
concealed in the reedy grass bordering
some bright pebbly shallow. 1Ie needs
neither rod nor line; unlimited pa
tience is his sole stock in trade. Not
a move does he make, his auivering tail
merely rustling the slender grass as if
stirred with the gentlest southern
breeze. Presently there is a splash and
a founder, and fine, fat trout. burst
ing with condition, comes tapping up
TO The shallow for its morning sun
bath. For an instant only it lies there
contentedly gasping in the soft warm
air, but IN that instant the four footed
angles has made his spring and fast
cned his claws firmly in the iish's SHIN
mering back. k.-Family Journal.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ls4TH ST. Ii s. 100 6 Ienox az l25xoa II. all.
Pcrry's Garage -Madaline Realty Corpn to Abranl
lcvenson. 2l20 Decatur 10 WIS from Feb l
1918; atty. Ihos G Price. sol fremont nv;
- ~ 300 and ST 800
9TH ST. los Il: all; Daniel F. Mahony 10 Morris
sa ''' ''' s' 's 'fom is1 500
GREENE Sr. 129-lSl; all: Hermanos Realty Co to
lda Friedman, 225 9th St. Brooklyn ) yrs
trcm FEB l. 1919; atty, Isidore Weeksten 81
T ,$nv mSTE ho" 81 600
LEMON Az Al: all: Emanue Heckheimsr TO
Samuel Branch and ano. ~ Ienox av; yrs
from Oct !. 1918; atty l. b Brodsky. 299 Broad
Sd Az. 1856: all Harrison X Bird to the MotoH
Picture Theatre Co: Il yrs from Feb l. 1919:
atty. Geo II Epstein so Nassau st.......... s. 500