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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease g. Gilman leased for the estate
70 10. n. Taller TO George ID. Yeomans
the four story dwelling at East Eighty
sixth street; apartments In 4-6 West
f1ftieth street to DR.. Clarence A. Nc
Williams Ia lie East Sixty-third street
to w. j. Rogers; in 1919 East Eighty
second street 10 Edgar NJ. NJ Goldberg !;
IN 20S West Elghty-ninth street to
Nicholas N Ivanoff and 10 248 West
End avenue to Or. Philip J. Welsh.
Inc Houshton Company, with Slaw-
son n Hobbs, leased the three story
dwelling at 900 Amsterdam avenue to
Clifford c. Miller for the estate of Will
lam F. Mott
James Sheeran leased for Ralph Il.
kempnr TO Adolph Armbruster dwell
ing at 20 East Nlnety-second street and
Tor Catherine A. Canway to Fred Hart
wig the three story dwelling at 1913
Avenue A.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company, Inc,
leased for Mrs. Lindsey Tappin TO John
Kelly. Jr, the four story dwelling 1876
East Seventy-first street subleased for
Mrs. Eleanor +. Wyckoft to Mrs. Adele
a. Fenton the four story dwelling ca
West Fifty-second street and with Sc
ton Henry and Douglas Gibbons leased
Tor Mrs. r. Burnside Potter to Spencer
Turner the Ave story dwelling 123 East
Seventy-third street.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company, Inc,
leased for Robert l.. Huntzinger to
Judge Van Yechten Veeder large cor
ner apartment at $40 Park avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Charles r. Noyes Company leased
the ninth floor OF 25 Pine street for
the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company to Medley Scovl, Inc, for Ave
years; large suite OF offices In 100
Broadway to Levy. Wolf 4 Sperry. and
a portion of the seventh floor OF 10
Broadway to Henry Rudolph the store
at III Fulton street to Nathan Shapiro ;
floor at ~ Beekman street to Jacob
Nelson portion OF the second floor at
81 Beekman street to \. q. IIelfer. and
the cigar and candy privilege OF the
billiard building, IS John street. to
Arthur Jones.
Cross & Brown Company leased to
Samuel Grayboys. a floor at 90 Prince
street 10 S. r. Ruckert, store at 100
Broadway; to the Folsam Arms Com
pssS. loft at 324 ITrarl street, and Ia
~ American Gas Machine company,
Inc. n loft at rs Reade street.
Cushnan & Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices In so East Forty-second street
70 D. r. @. Palmer. George Il. Nolan,
Inc. and Henry H. IIaigh; In SIP Fifth
avenue TO Harmon & Co., and Donald
e. Macdonald, and offices in the Berkeley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
BILL FOR MUNICIPAL =,
OWNERSHIP CHANGED
Hope for Its Passage Reuiues
at Albany.
Special Dsspdtch 10 THE suS.

ALBANY. Feb. 27.--Iope that a
municipal ownership bill might be passed
by the Legislature was revived to-day
when a conference OF legislators and
w. p. Capes secretary of the State
Conference Of Mayors, agreed upon
amendments fundamentally changing
the Fowler-Rowe bill. which Corpora -
ton Counsel Burr of New York said
could not be rewritten, but should be
discarded.
It has been agreed that certificate
Of convenience and necessity only shall
be required II a city starts a new COM
peting utility. or II II is to be operated
outside It's corporate limits. Permls-
sion from the Public Service Commits
sion to issue bonds shall not be re-
Quired except when proposed to be
issued against the utility.
The rates to be charged shall be sufTl-
Client to pay fixed charges. leaving the
municipality TO determine IL all operat-
ing expenses shall be covered or
whether part of the expense shall be met
by n tax levy.
The signatures needed to initiate
proposition in case governing body is
hostile Is cut from 20 per cent. OF the
voters to 10 per cent, with $4,000 the
maximum.
The provision in the original bill to
provide for appraisal OF property. said
to have been unconstitutional, will he
replaced with a section that appraisals
shall be made by a court. but the Pub
lie Service Commission may he asked to
check up the figures. Section Il. giving
local authorities power to amend fran
chises. was put in tho bill to please
New York but is to be eliminated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
BANK WOULD ADD CAPITAL.
Standard OF south Africa Wants
sbO,OOO,OOO Increase.

The Standard Bank of South America
purposes TO increase its authorized cap
ital 10000 100000 S50.oOo, O00). The
vote will be taken at special meet
ing OF the stockholders on April 80.
W. II. Mac1ntyre, New York agent
of the bank, gave out a cable from it's
London office to the effect that the
directors had recommended to the stock
holders at meeting to be held April
80 the declaration Of n dividend for the
last half year of IA per cent and n
bonus OF 2 shlllngs pence share.
making the total distribution for 1918
1917 per cent,
The directors recommended the writ
ing off of s250,OO0 on the banks prem
ises, the adding of 100000 to the Of
ficers' pension fund and 81 900. 600 to the
reserve fund making the latter item
s11.ooo,000, and carrying forward ST.
600. 900
On December 81. 1918. the banks
Investments We're carried on the books
at less than market value. The annual
stockholders meeting will be followed by
special meeting to consider proposals
for increasing the authorized capital
to $4,000, 600. which will be issued as
REQUIRED
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST TWBNTY-SEVENTH STREET
Bastine & Co.. Inc, sold with Bohnen-
kamp & Schneider 1870 East Twenty
seventh street. which had been held by
the former owner for over twenty Ave
years.
WEST 124TH STREET-The Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company sold to
the Chalmers Realty Company the six
story apartment house at sos West
l24th street, on plot 50x100.
WEST 111TH STREET - An operator
bought from Henry F. Schwarz the six
story apartment house. on plot sex
1905, at 253 West 11ith street.
WEST 152D STREET Som Brrs.
sold the six story apartment house at
522 West 1921 street TO Mile Rosen-
burg.
EAST TENTH STREET - The Lloyd
Winthrop Company bought the eight
story loft building. 24.10xs4.s. at 81
East Tenth street for the Cosul Realty
Corporation.
WEST l31ST STREET-Herbert Howell
sold for Pauline Miehl,ng 229 West
l3lst street, three story dwelling on
lot l6xlO0.
WEST Hath STREET-I.ear Realty
Corporation bought H.j West 14Ith
street. six story apartment, 50xlOO.
held for $50, 200.
WEST 18TH STREET-Isaac Portman
resold to s. Wilson and A. BardicheN
the five story apartment, 42.6x100, at
$40 West 177th street through A. II.
Levy. The house was bought two
weeks ago through Nehring Bros.
from Agnes NJ. Burkhardt.
WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET-Julia
). Warburg resold TO Rosaline l..
kavanaeh the four story dwelling. 90
xl0o.s, at Fl West Forty-ninth street,
Columbia College leasehold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Italian Savings Bank Buys
Site for New Home on
Spring Street.
MORE SALES ON FRONT ST.
Brown Rcsclls Loft on East
18th Street; Apartment
Deals Predominant.

Contracts were signed yesterday by
the Italian Savings Bank for the pur-
chase OF site on which Il plans TO
build n new home. The bank Is at
present located at the southwest corner
" Spring and Lafayette streets The
property II has agreed to buy In directly
opposite. on tho southeast corner OF
those two thoroughfares. and is known
rs go 10 CO Spring street and %, 30 and
Fl Cleveland place. 1t Is covered by
three oil buildings which occupy a plot
fronting sos feet on Spring street and
about ia feet on Cleveland place Under
the terms Of the contract the bank
has Obligated itself to pay all cash for
the property above a mortgage OF
$4,000.
Plans for the new structure have
already been drawn up by c. =. II. Gil
bert, architect. and have been approved
~ the state Superintendent Of Banks,
whose Endorsement was necessary before
the deal was put through. The bank will
use the basement and street floor of the
projected structure for its own purposes
and will most likely rent out the other
floors.
Edward Mccoy Is the seller of the
property. He was represe nted in the
transaction by NJ. j. Koran. an attorney.
The law firm OF Wayland & Bernard rep
1eeented the bank
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Building. 25 West Forty fourth street,
to the Reclaiming and Refining Com
pany.
Payson Mel Merrill Company. Inc.
leased loft Mt 80 East Twentieth
street to Nadra j. Geha
Frederick Fox Company, Inc, leased
to Rosenberg & Altman the first loft in
81 East Eleventh street to benjamin
Feingold store in the building at 1873
30 broadway; TO Joseph Langneer first
loft in 123 Blocker street to A. Green
baum Son NTH loft In II West
twentieth street; to Philip Mazer sixth
loft In IL West Twentieth street and to
Apraham ID. Smith, seventh loft in IL
West Twentieth street.
Max Cohen leased the garage on the
north side of li4th street. 100 feet east
OF Lenox avenue. 125x100. for ten years
at an aggregate rental of about SEQ. 900
TO A. Levenson through Goodwin &
Goodwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
SELLS 4 BRONX PROPERTIES.

-Four properties in The Bronx have
been disposed Of by the Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee Company. An apartment
house. with store. at 124T Simpson street
was sold through William J. Roome a
Co. 10 buyer who. It IL understood. will
occupy the store.
The one story taxpayer at the south
east corner Of Southern Boulevard and
Freeman street on plot 50x100 feet,
was sold to Aaron Miller, who, in turn.
sold a half interest to the Benenson
Realty Company. a plot on the north
side Of 14sth street. eighty feet east Of
Park avenue, was sold to julius Selling.
The southeast corner of Union avenue
and 156th street, containing three story
fiat. store and garage. was also sold by
the company to an unnamed buyer.
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AUDUBON AVE. CORNERS SOLD.

TWO corner properties on Audubon
avenue worth in the aggregate $3.50, 900
changed hands yesterday. One sale in.
Guided the two five story apartment
louses. on plot 100x1o0. at $50 and 552
West Hath street. southwest corner OF
Audubon avenue, which was bought by
me Mason Realty Company MAX ".
NatansonJ from the Benenson Realty
company. The buildings bring in a
total rental Of $4,000 and were held at
5000, 0Oo.
Daniel II. Jackson bought through the
Nehring Company. julius Nehring presi-
dent, the three five story new law apart
Inent houses, on plot l61xl0o. at 404 To
Az Audubon avenue. corner of lS6th
street. The properties rent for $4,000
and are held at s250,0o0.
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OTHER SALES IN THE bronx,

CLINTON AVENUE 49, Schwab & Co.
sold for the Jay Tee Bee Holding Com
pany. Inc. the FIVE story new law
apartment 1897 Clinton avenue 50x
90. to the Concourse Estates Corpo-
ration. The property was held at
$4,000
WEBSTER AVENUE-Schwab & Co.
resold to a client for investment the
1--WE story rev law apartment house
at 2246 Webster avenue, held at s40,-
900
EAST 169TH STREET-Schwab & Co.
sold for William l.. Ratz the two fam
lily dwelling at 361 East l69th street
TO Calm & Pittman.
EAST ls2D STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company resold to w Jacobs
the Ave story apartment house at 1879
East 1920 street. on plot 5Ox100 The
property was held at siS, 1000. 1t was
recently acquired by the seller from
a corporation. represented by Clocke.
Koch q Reidy. attorneys
SIMPSON STREET-William j. Roome
g. Co. Inc, sold for the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company the
apartment house at 1247 Simpson
street
EAST 1ssTH sTREET-Max Cohen
bought from the Rothenberg estate
the two five story apartment houses.
with stores. 65xl00. at the southwest
corner OF 13Sth street and Brook ave-
nue.. held at $4,000 and renting for
10000. Louis Wetzler was the broker
PLIMPTON ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sell
kin and David Mintz sold for John ].
Conway to a client OF Joseph a. Black
ner the plot 50xl00, on the west side
OF Plmpton avenue. coo feet north of
i70th street.
WEST ls0TH STREET.. Portman
bought from A. Geiss, $40 West lS0th
street, Ave story apartment house,
on plot 5ox100, at $4,000.
WASHINGTON AVENUE II. D.
Cooper and NJ. Cohn Co. sold for
Bert Herkimer to Sager, Seigel & Sha-
piro the two six story fats at ITO
and 1874 washington avenue.
BROOK AVENCE-W. J. Huston &
Son sold for the Bankers Trust Com
pany. as trustee. for the estate OF
George II. Moller, TO Leonard WE'LL,
IA Brook avenue, four story fiat,
27xi00x irregular.
BAILEY AVENTE-Cahn & Pittman
r54& > Joseph Sciacca, r1fc'ehree story
dwelling at 1876 Bailey avenue, 26x
100.
1871 ST-RBET-E NJ. Phelps sold for
L,eonhardt Danziger TO Mr.. Ballner
the three story dwelling, 25x100, at
4l9 East l3bth street.
FOX STREET-Joseph G. Abramson
bought from Schwartz & Rosenberg
900 Fox street. a five story apartment.
at $4,000. Alexander Selkin was the
broker.
EAST 18TH STREET - Bcnenson
Realty Company bought for cash se4
East l75th street five story apart
ment, 4Sx9i. and held al $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
FRICKE MUST STAND
TRIAL. COURT RULES
Plea in Bar Dismissed in
Treason Case.

Federal Judge Julius NJ Mayer dle-
missed yesterday the plea in bar inter.
posed for Albert Paul Fricke Frlcka
accused OF treason. demurred TO the in
6ictment on the ground that he was a
witness before a United States Grand
Jury. De Lancey Nicoll. special counsel
fer the Government. moved TO dismiss
the plea Tuesday after n jury had been
obtained to try the issues 1t raised.
Judge Mayer asserted the defendant
had not allegAd sufficient facts TO raise
the question OF immunity through a plea
In bar. He set the trial peremptorily
for March 25.
Thomas J. O'Neill. counsel for Fr.cke
said he would appeal from Judge May
er's ruling,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
CAT KILLING DOG IS WARNED.
Must Wear MuxxIc, Court Tells
Animals Owner.

An animal described as vicious
American bulldog" was in court yester-
day before Magistrate Nolan In West
Side Court for the second time in
week, charged with the slauchter Of fifty
cats inthe backyard o. an apartment at
1872 West S!Nty-second street. on the
previous arraignment Malistrate Nolan
dismissed the charge without repri-
mand. He warned Christopher Wagner,
a tenant OF the apartment. yesterday
that unless the dog was muzzled he
would be liable TO Il fine. Wagner said
he was keeping the dog for soldier
friend and denied il was n cat hound"
Mrs. Ada Otis, the complainant. said
she could bear no longer the terrible
sounds issuing from the backyard while
the vicious American bulldog was en-
gagged in chawing up the cats OF the
neighborhood.
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Solomon Bashist the two family dwelling
at 1920 Fortieth street, 20x100.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold 1879
Eighty-fourth street, two story DWELL
Ing. TO client for occupancy.
Joseph L. Day closed a long term
lease on 221-229 Collinsville avenue,
East st. Louis. Ill. for the W. T. Grant
Company; for Mrs Amelia Drake the
two story and attic frame residence at
6l4 Boulevard. Westfield, y. J.. to II. L.
Ryer.
The Lewis II. May Company resold
for Frederick Brown 81 Kensington
Gardens, Far Rockaway. 1. l.. to Kate
F. Cutner.
III. Goldsmith rented for Mrs. Kath-
crime ]. White her house on the corner
of Cedarhurst avenue and Briarwood
crossing. Cedarhurst. l.. l., to Leslie X
Reis
Mason Realty Company bought through
II. ]. Rogers and Charles Well twelve
lots. with one story bakery and an old
fashioned dwelling. at Jewett and Post
avenues. Staten Island valued at s25. 900
1t is understood that they Immediately
resold tho property through Max Bach
10 Mayor Rosenholz
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Bronx.
RE AIIMDNT Az aaLs-Ir,Iz stsInrnat- u
RECORDED LEASES.

5oTH ST. SO W, Sd flat--Fredk W Dau
TO Archibald lie Roy. 80 w h0th 81.
yrs from Sept ], 1915. atty. lie Roy.
MADISON Az, n cor lash ct CAS- ED.
trustee, 20 the Elite PAtisserie. ll9
W 10th street, yrs from May
!. isle.:;......;..,..;;,:. 5000 and $1,000
bi.t TO Brooks, i+9 Il Slst 81. yrs
from May 1. 1919. 5 yrs rem; address.
A Rrooks. 1850 Sd av:.;...........s 1900
Jos I. CIT, Hnsn to Hen Ansel, l5io
Hoe av. This Bronx. 5 yrs from FAR !,
1919 atty. Benj Bernstein, 2s9 Broad
lssTh ST. 81 and 6. W. aii-seItz Realty
Co to WIN Wilson. 1894 It'll av. 10 yrs
Jacoby SO: Bway. .'..,...,...,,. SO, 600
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SELLS LOFT AND BUYS HOUSE.

The ten story store and loft building
At l6 East Eighteenth street, between
Broadway and Fifth avenue, Recently
acquired by Frederick Brown. was re-
sold by him through s. Osgood Pell
~ Co. yesterday to Emil p. Meyrowitz.
an optician. The property shows an
actual rental OF $4,000, and was held at
$4,000. In part payment Mr. Brown
took an estate at Ridgefeld Park, n. j.,
consisting of four acres, fronting 200
feet on Broad avenue and including a
fourteen room colonial dwelling. The
property was valued at $4,000.
From the George l.. Hit Company
through Henry ii. Neuberger Mr.. Brown
bought the six story elevator apartment
house NJ $40 Wadsworth avenue. north
west corner of ls0th street. which was
erected on the cooperative plan and rents
fur $4,000 a year.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders q
torney)

Win name anu aulTess OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
9TH ST. 90 +. leaseho.d Sarah ] and
Louis sherwood, su: hsriand Neb. and
Esns.t E sns.TO 2i, ~ C. 70 Ieonnsd
1900: atty. Richard l. suarz. 90 Wall
sIsr ST. 1: s7is 9Th av. as.esa. sat Doo
Lewis to Mitchell! Valentine, Sept 90
1883: attys, Paddock s. Cannon, Beck :
SANE PRoPERrY-same; to same, apfii
20. 1ss2; attys, same .......-.....sl 22s
MONROE ST, 2l-Carlo ana Nicolina
1871 nth ny. Bk.yn satisfied Of record
without production Of mort, by order OF
sSnp Ss %, c9 90 IgsiiGe ia. " Gerard.
T Tummiselii. 1902 Bowery ...,,, 81. 900
10Th ST. 64s W and $50 W: also prop
city IN queens and RocklaEd Counties
Mary E HammIT, 1879 Gueriem st.
Bronx. to the Roman Cathloic orphan
ay Tos go p HSds 5; ws al Aqs ~ 1888
BOUNDED front by 29th st. by c
blk bet ?stn and 29th SITS. map. 3sl.
Metzler. Engiewood. y !. TO Isabella NJ
Hayes ct al trustees will Stephen Hayes.
Sep: 25, 1874; attys, Amend & a ii9
2sTH sT. $3.50 w-Marst Bransan and
ano to Daniel Delaney. exr win Jno
Murray. Aug 20. 1921; attys. Foster 4
SAME PRoPERTY@sam to same, June
30 1905; Attys. same. .............S s., 900
ST NICHOLAS Az. $ e cor lI3th St. runs
s5.6x SIX " 55.s to av 1853
TO beg Mason Realty 60. I70 Bway. -
Edw II Corey, Mt Franklin aY Far
Rockaway. u Of ., Nov IS, 1915; attys.
Arnstein 81 Levy. l2S Bway.......i5 $4,000
AUDUBON PI4 cor Eth st. runs W
bes-Centre Realty co TO Annie Il Fink
and ano. exrs will Martin ID Fink. June
20. 1909: atty, Max Marx. l2s Broad
i2sD ST. n g. lS5 W "a av. 2OxiOOl IL.
Bartholomew and Cath Walther TO Eliz
A Reid, extrN. March .. 1876. atty. w
ANYWAY. 14l Bway .................t ~, $50
AVENUE c. I3l---Pauline Ehrl!ch 70 Nor
ris Malawists, 1900 Madison av. Nov 26.
1912. atty. Jacob ii schoenfeld: :ss
l7sTH ST. 8, 100 wndsworth. av, 5ox
l0O-vanderbilt Title Co, $50 5th av to
Roy Z Jordan. 40 y 9th ST. Newark,
j. oct 10, 1910; atty, Title Guar & 7
,7Ta ST ST. p az W. mtg SIS. ooo.G11tayu.
sidenberg individ 20 O sidcnberg. err
and trustee OF Gottlieb Dessauer: attys'
Lachman Goldsmith. SS Nassau
18TH ST. Sl5 w--Central Union Trust a,
sub trustee will Gottlieb pessRuer, TO lily
sidenberg. $50 Park av; attys Lachm an
& q, IS Nassau Ht. ........: 49, .SZ9ouo
lIsTH ST 20S-2Oe W--Tit.e Guar Trust
co to Amanda BuSsinR. eos + Lincoln av.
Nj Vernon. y Y: address l76 Bv a".$S". oOn
BROADWAY. 3230-8s--Annie II Bauerdorf
10 VIM KOhrlng. at HARRINGTON PARK
y J: attys. Bsuerdorf a Taylor: !
DWay ..............' '''''' - 'T"'NN'
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PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND pE.s-DEAHsv

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANs-M
choice. loo lbs, $3.50 = 1915: cosCorrones.
medium, choice t7.75ds Lady washing
ton. California, -; small white. .Califor-
tepary, California. s.. % q $50. kotenashi.
Tpanese. S7.95T7.75. daifuku. Manchuriaa
i>.s; red kidney, choice, i.5O kin
s7.5oIS; white kidney, choice, ;l2 imptr-
iaIs IloHl0.25; kumamoto. Manchurlan,
.s.5ou 10. caba.lero, chilean. 'sTs; bayou,
o. rESssao i h" isis .5 fGstSS r1Se is
Australian. ;I25as 10; Japanese. sSSO@s
black eye, California, ts.5OQ6.7i; splits,
white. small, Manchur!an, ssa $50; large
SOS Il 7.?5.
BUTTER-Creamery higher than OK
tras, ID. % a b6i1 c extras. s2 score So q
seconds S3 20 81 score, IS Il isc. lower
grades, $50 n 59c., hrsts. 55G CSC; seconds,
~ Il &C.; state dairy. tubs, finest, 5Sr SO
SEA &c; renovated, extras, 44c.: frsts.
=. a iSc.; lower grades. IS o 400, imitation
MAXI msk". ars,., s7@ssIc; sssonds, 5 "a
s5Hc lower grades. S3r as.'4c.; pack
ing stock, current make, No !. SSas5t.c.;
CHEEsE-Stute, whole milk, fresh fats,
specials. colorcd, IL. SliaG3isc., white,
ssEc AySTas' FT DIVER r'i sTeacs soy
30c twins specials. soc average run.
20 'sS lower grades = 81; 2, :, fatS
WIsco,sin' whole MIX twin. ScId a +,
ssc fresh ~, II 3oc single daisies held.
saFra5isc. fresh ggie IaOl,c: double
dalsie. hold. SlW3Bc: fresh 2gig a 3ui,c :;
Young Americas he a 34u37c.; fresh
prime to choice, l5@l7c. fair TO good.
iOTlIc lower grades, 4gsc.
FCGs-Fresh gathered extras, dozen.
All I+c cvtra Nrsts isn 5IIc nrsts
- ~ N sc"Snas 40 SiIiSr' dirt. 10
i, SOL, roc: No, and poorer. 42R4ar.:
seconds IOTIli5c. dirties No I 9gfs N
&C. 10 ana poogTeeT ga 2 ,',, chess
$3.50; duck eggs a. &c; STATE Penn n.
whites, hnc 20 fancy. OK 9 ISG ordinary 10
prime, at2, gathered whites, ordinary
70 10 nns tHH sS',;o taGiInc coast, Wh!tes'
igaSgs; western and southern r1tGier.G
whites. 47dbsc.; state. Pennsyivaula and
MARRY. hcnrcry browns I5d47C rtih.
cred browns and mixed colors, 4Sa45c.
flair ,<D NE\I-pv. r,,r .,s,,,.
far ~ ro"i ;7ITIS: Choics 70 AM
:? - Whi,....v- royr 1',,,t ara n
granuIated, s3a5Ts55: white, rr4nula,rI,
t340G3G5 Frcd-Clty dull; bran, 'ab
10. sacks. So; heavy m'ddlings DO 81:
red dog Hour 40 IN. sacks. S57: Western
quiet; bran 100 H. sacks, Si4. standard
miid'inEs do. s@5: hour middltngs dp.
$50; rcd dog -four, 40 10. sacks, o.. on
meal fb".5p.
FRUITS FRESH APPLES - R1I,
Northern spy. ssal2; York Imperial $
Ben Davis. ;Cqs5o, winesap sSdi3: ~,
hemarle pippin, }yWl2.So; Grecnius, S7f
$50: hoN apples, W!nessp. far Western,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
POTOMAC LINER LAUNCHED.
First Mig Cargo Carrier Built on
Rivers Banks,

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. 27.--The 400
ton steel cargo steamship Gunstonhall.
the first big ship ever built on the banks
Of the Potomac River. was launched here
to-day. being christened by Mrs. b. W
Morse, wife of the general manager of
the Virginia Shipbu!lding Corporation
President Wilson drove the first rIvet
al the laying of the steamships keel and
Mrs. Wilson gave the craft It's name at
that time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
SECOND RESALE.

Tho two modern five story apartment
buildings at 1868 to 1867 Fox street. sold
by J. Schwartz last Tuesday. were pur-
chased by Joseph Shenk, operator. Mr.
Shenk has already turned his contract
over to an investor at a substantial
profit. The holdings cover a plot 75xlO0.
and are arranged in suites OF three and
Tour rooms. They show gross yearly
rental Of $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28
SELL HOUSES WORTH 5000, 200.

Four tive story new law apartment
houses. from 1893 to 1861 Bryant ave-
nue.. with rentals aKgregating $4,000,
were sold to the Leah Realty Company
by the Allenby Corporation. The houses
contained three, four and Ave room
apartments. Tho holding price was
5000. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-28

former Gov. whitman attended the auc-
ton of the 1--WE story lofts at 3se Broad
way yesterday, when the building was
disposed o. to tho Seamcns Bank for
Savings. which held notes against the
property for $4,000. interest included.
Tho property was bid In for ;i00, 200.
Joseph +. Day was the auctioneer.