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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-08

Mr. and Mrs r. I. Chafee Of Shelby
Vile Ind. motored to Hammond and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Unnewehr at their home in Sheffield
avenue for a few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-08

Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Ogborn.
197 Conkey avenue. Saturday. son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-08

The members or the Amicitia Club
met for quilting party yesterday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Edward
Unnewehr in Sheffield avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-08

The Central W. c. T. L. will meet for
an important business meeting Friday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Adkins ss Plummer ave
nue.
The sun., 1919-05-10

hogs. iio. $3.50. Kerrs Commission os.s.
y state hogs, lss' w; D. q, Cprt ass
sisIs s9sT s CO.. r ss,e hoss
iSS. s2o.75; 10 roushs. 2s2. SIS.
Live stock Markets in other Cities.
$500; generally Csc lower than ye.ssfdsy.s
Bulk 81 .s Pssai,fi s SS s hsss.
iis iSS' ,isS sSig ao1o wf lissS lights
1850: packing sows, 10000; pigs W.
cattle-Receipts. 400. and 25 calves all
classes steady. Heavy beef steers, tla.eSg
$50 Light beef steers ieS a. i'iS snse a.s
Cutters cutie ana , Gf veal ssiys.. ssois
,s6sePERscept.. 800; nS%i Is! :: AZ ~; ss.
Fly'I is.s S'fif! P fsss IS isa more
iie75gls25; culls and common ,,I az sii.iiSSS
breeding ding e 1%ss'u ,s.5 g tfo"''
CHICAGO, May e.--Hogs-Receipts. ~,
0oo market opene asa. 70 s0c. lower, closed
mostly soc. to soc. lower than yesterdsy,s
Bulk. s?O.,Sa2o'ts; heavyweight. $4,000
2osS; meaiSn weight, '2o:i 2o.sS; Iish,-
sis.ss a 2c'it; heavy tg;' packing sows smooth:
iieSo@2o; packing sows. rough slS'''v
Csttle%Receipts' 5000: beef steer. ana
feeders slow. steady; bulls. Gamers and
best she stock lsc. to 25e. lower: oth..s'
steady; calves Csc. to DOC. loweri etu-
mated tomorrow 1000. B~ef steers. me
dunn and heavyweight, choice and prime,
sls.7bn19.b0; medium and good. s13T II:
common. sll 1880; lightweight, good and
choice S13.5Onl7: common and medium.
sio.2S 1875 butchers cattle. heifers, SIZE
di45O; cows, s7,5oI14.25; Gamers AMI
cutters, S5.759750. Veal calves light ana
handy weight, Si350d 1850. Feeder steers.
sloal525; stocker steers NdlS.2b
Sheep--Receipts. 1000: best wooled.
lambs zoe lower at sis.ss; bids on others;
on more; some fat ewes 71c. TO 81 lower
estimated tomorrow 5000. Lambs, 50
lbs. down. u7.25a1s,65; IS lbs. up. sl7erl
1850; culls and common, Sl2.5oglI
| springs slS.a 20.25 yearling wethers.
sl55OII7.50 Ewes medium good ana
choice. sl2ul5; culis and common, s6@1s,
ST. LOUIS, May .. - Hogs Receipts.
10, 100; zoe to soc. lower. Lights, 9sJi
| q 20 as pigs. SIS 1880; mixed and butch
| ers sle.S5 1850; good heavy. O.4op-
| 90 Is; bulk. s2oa20.45,
Cattle-Receipts 700; steady. Native
| beef steers sli5OalS5o; yearling steers.
| heifers, ss,6oal6; cows, $40: so 9 $50 K
| stockers and feeders. sloT1Sso: fair 70
prime Southern beef steers. fioGlS; beef
COWS and heifers. t7.bOa1s; Gamers and
| cutters. s5.5Oq725; native calves, sT.1s
u 1850.
t1ba1S ewes, ii3dl4.50: Gamers and
choppers, s4.501l1.5o.
The sun., 1919-05-10
TRADING ON CURB
CONTINUES HEAVY
Market Early Turns Irregular
and Much Realizing Brings
Small Losses.

There was continued heavy trading in
the outside market yesterday. Follow
ing a strong opening the market turned
irregular. Realizing during the greater
part Of the session resulted In small
losses, but offerings generally we're ABB
sorbed well and Losses at the close were
small. There was no special interest at
tached to any group. trading being about
evenly divided.
Houston and Sinclair Gulf reacted
after selling TO new high ground in the
FIRST hour, but rallied before the close
and recovered most OF their losses. Mid
west Refining was in good demand. ris-
ing fve points to new high record
Several lower priced shares were we'll
bought. particularly Range burnett,
which moved TO n new high. Sterling oil
went to new high on report that un-
usual progress was being made in the
drilling campaign.
Small losses generally resulted in the
Industrial trading. but several strong
spots were found in the list. Remington
Typewriter was higher and ruboers frac-
tionally higher than at previous closings
New York Savod Tire was strong Food
stocks were Arm, with small advances in
Libby, Mcneil 4 Libby and in Swift In
ternational Triangle Film moved to a
new high for the present movement.
Considerable interest was again dis
played in silver stocks, but profit taking
wiped out most OF their gains before the
close. Mcnamara was strong on an
nouncement that the company had ac-
quired additional property adjoining
West End on the south.
Wilson Il Co. featured the bonds by ar
advance of about point to a new high
Total sales and range of prices follow
ISDusTRIALs.
The sun., 1919-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Recetpts, 600 head; "a cars
on sale, steers in poor demand and
weak to lower, bulls and COWS slow and
unchanged. The yards we're not cleared
Good to fairly prime butchers steers sold
at SA.S5 $50 per 100 lbs, common
20 choice bulls, IS 1880. ordinary TO
choice COWS, Ii50al25o Dressed beef
quiet. common TO prime native sides. 20
salesEKerns Commission Company: 10
pennsyivania steers, 200 lbs average,
$3.50, ~; il?s' ,NS,sO; 90 llsS si+soS;
sanders: IL Pennsylvania steers, $40,
$3.50; !, 1902, 80 So ii cows, i,ist,
;t2lo' g. i,SS2, $50 cows and bulls,
a. I,O5O, ,l4bO 20 Virginia, IIl2, 1880,
G1en' ii 80 ga Sui ,;O liiS ~ ;cs
,io55; .. 500. $3.50. / COW. l,iSO, $3.50;
4. 1857 81 ,SOi 1855. $500 8. go,
i,ois. pl5: s, $40, So s, $50. SIS 3
1858. s725; 1. $40, 81, 4. SOS sb,25;
$, $50. 81 cows and bulls. $40 q IS,
{. I,l45. 5000, cows. i,l4O. al; 8.
99e $3.50; 10, l,O42. 50: ~, s7i. IS; 3,
ZOOS E'.55; !, $40, $3.50; 8. as4. '6.25;
bulls, SSal2 J. Shsmbsrg & Son; 22
Pennsylvania steers, lilo, SIS .l5; is cows.
l.lJ7, Sll75, 4 cows and bulls. '66oulS
CALvES-Rece!pts. 2,oso head; 1880
lot 1915. City dressed veais steady at
go a 26c, per ID. country dressed do.
Saies-s Sanders: 1855. vesls 1875 lbs,
average. ;I5.75; 6l, 100, 1880; 65, l27,
$3.50; 81, l2A. 3l5s5; 81, III, SIS. Kerus
Commission Co: AZ veala. l4S Sld.7b; -,
l4O $3.50; SIS, l20, $3.50; 1875. 1913, {l52b;
90 cuis, los, sll. Newton r. Co; los
,oals, ~. SIC; 70. IFS, as; 20 culls. 81,
Sl2. S. Judd & Co; 100 veals. $50, 80.
j. Shamberg n Son: 81 veals, li3,
tl4s7Ia. Tobln & shannon: vesls, l2O.
ST.: u, %. Sl+; 0. 81, IlS; oulls. IS, Sls.
Mcpherson * Co: IL veals. l44. $3.50;
! -, SO. Sl3.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Re Receipts. 1870
| head: cars on sale. Market duh and
| easier; the pens were not cleared. 'rp
! lewesl sold at s9qll per 100 lbs. .,U.ts,
| 81 common TO fair lambs. sl5qls; com
| mon % ordinary spring lambs. Sl79eO.
! Dressed mutton slow at 20Q sc, per h.
| dressed lambs. ESQ SAC.
| Sales-Kerns Commission Co; 1876 Ohio
| lambs 80 lbs average, sc; 2ss. IS, SIS;
| 8, so. $l3; state (unshorn). GS. III; I73
! Gull sheep. 81. 81. Newton s. Co:
| Pennsy lvanla spring lambs, rs. SEQ; 2, 90,
/ Sl7 : lambs and yearlings, So, sl3;
/ sheep, lt2, 81; :, IS, So
| HOGS-Receipts. $40 head; \. car,
on sale; market steady at s2o.76 ~ per
| 100 lbs; pigs. t2OH 1850: roughs, SIS,
| country dressed hogs In fair demand AZ
sales 8 sanders: % Pennsylvania
hogs. lsl lbs, average. ':l: roughs, 2l3
sS, Newton d Co. l6 Pennsylvania
The sun., 1919-05-10
MAYOR VETOES BILL
TO FIX TAX LIMIT
Disapproves Law to Establish
2.25 Per Cent. Maximum
Levy on Realty.
ARDSLEY HALL RESOLD
Parthenon and Hespcrus Also
Change Hands for Second
Time in Two Days.

Mayor Hylsn yesterday vetoed the bill
limiting the tax rate on real estate in
New York city to 2.25 per cent. which
WAS TO have become effective In 1912.
This measure had been passed by the
Legislature with the proviso that Il was
10 be approved by the Mayor before II
became law. Real estate interests
were eager for its enactment, and the
Mayors disapproval of the measure came
as a distinct shock to the many who be
ljeved that such a law would stabilize
the market, encourage building and auto
matically solve the renting situation.
The main reason given by Mayor
Eylan for vetoing the measure was that
Il might some day have to be repealed
in order TO meet the financial obligations
imposed by mandatory legislation and
state taxation. This he maintained
would be distinct injustice to those
understanding that the tax burden
thereon was to be kept within certain
maximum.
This BILL" said the Mayor "if en-
acted into law would mlslead the prop
erty owners, builders and investors and
the public generally who might be &C.
curing or making improvements on real
property relying upon n limited tax rate
Of s.25."
Nevertheless the Mayor In another
part OF his opinion remarks that the city
administration is endeavoring to stop
trent profiteering by landlords" and that
20 do so fairly and honestly a halt must
he called on the imposition OF 'high
taxes on property by mandatory legisla-
zion to satisfy big salary grabbers."
The sun., 1919-05-10
REAL ESTATE TEAM
WELL PAST GOAL
Reports Loan SUBSCRIPTIONS
Totaliing $8,145,OO

Another strenuous days effort carried
tho realty division of the Victory Loan
drive we'll beyond Its $4,000, 900 goal yes
terdsy. the grand total Of the subscrip-
lions reported by the team being sS,l45,-
100. 1ncidently the team also established
record yesterday, for tho daily total of
s2,423.o00 was bigger than any days
total rolled up during this or any Of yhe
previous drives, After listening to the
reports from his team captains Alfred e.
Marling, head of the division, smiled
happily and asked II there was any ques-
ton az TO the patriotism of tho city's
real estate interests. The team. he added,
would continue its efforts until the very
close Of the drive tonight.
Yesterdays sub -Gribers were the Ex-
celsior Savings Bank. through II. L. C.
Roome, 100000. Franklin Savings
eank, $4,000, In addition to previous
subscriptions; Metropolitan Life Insur-
Rnce Company, $4,000; the United
States Realty and Improvement Com
pany. through Laurence Mcclure, $780,
600: Bankers Trust Company, 81, 900 (:
II. A. Kahler, president Of the Title In
surance Company OF New York. $4,000 /;
Donovan estate, $4,000; Charles l..
Carpenter OF the Arm of L. j. Carpenter,
$4,000: West Side Taxpayers Associa-
ton, through r. r. Capped. s2.7o0 New
York Real Estate Auctoneers Assocla-
ton. t31,5bo: National Bank of Far
Rockaway. $4,000; HOFFMAN estate,
through Laurence Mcclure, $4,000 :
Peter Doelger. Jr.. s250.oOO. through
Elijah Sniffen; Jacob Rupert Real Es-
tate Company. $4,000. also through Mr..
Shiffen; Michael Coleman, $26, 900,
through ]. p. Kerwin. who also secured
$4,000 from the Berkeley Arcade Cor
poration; American Trust Company,
$635, 900: Merchants Fire Insurance
Corporation, $4,000. and the American
National Bank. $4,000. The last three
subscriptions were secured by Z. r.
Blake.
The grand total reported IN Brooklyn
was s1.24i,o50, the daily total being
S417,450.
The sun., 1919-05-10
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Minor L. Plat sold for julius Stein
to an investing client the four story
apartment and store property. 1880, at
the northeast corner of Steinway and
Grand avenues, Astoria, Long Island
City.
The three story dwelling on the east
side Of Twentieth street, owned by NJ.
d. Yelling was sold by Albert Johntra
TO b. w. Eacort OF Brooklyn.
Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
furnished for the summer season for
Mrs. Anna c. Knowles to Mrs. Charles
w. Clinton her property at tho north
east corner OF Albro and Lovers lanes.
adjoining the Rockaway Hunt Club: for
James J. White to Arthur w. Little his
property on the west side OF Broadway.
Lawrence and for Mrs. w. b. Ander-
ton her property on the corner Of Ocean
avenue and Breezy Way, Lawrence.
The sun., 1919-05-10
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET-Samuei Cowen
sold 4To East ls7th street. flve
story apartment, 40x100. to Birnbaum
and Gersen.
COURTLANDT AvENUE-Cahn q
Pittman sold to the American Tooth
Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1b6
and 760 Courtlandt avenue, two and
three story dwellings with stores, ak
COX irregular. Williamson & Bryan
were the brokers.
FAILE STREET.-THE J. q. Leasing
Company, Bernard CRAFTSMAN. presi-
dent, sold the Ave story nat. 31xl0o,
at the southwest corner of Faile and
Aldus streets to Samuel Bernstein.
Jacob Rubin was the broker
FORDHAM ROAD-McLernon Brothers
sold for the James Duncan estate the
three story building at the southwest
corner Of Fordham road and Andrews
avenue. The purchaser. II. p. Patten'
resold the property 20 Walter Strong,
who, in turn, resold 1t to Herman
Gavce, who will hold II for invest
ment. Tho same brokers negotiated
the resales.
The sun., 1919-05-10
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Charles +. Moves Company leased
the building at 206 Water street to the
Traders Motor Trucking and Storage
Company. and the store and Easements
OF at. als and 221 Pearl street to the
r. J. Donovan Company OF New York
for 1--WE years at an aggregate rental or
SIS. 900.
ground floor In so Pearl street to Ygiesias
& Co. also the third floor In the saine
building to William II. MCGEE & Co. and
the top floor In 50 Cortlandt street to
the United States Asbestos Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company leased
the building at 30s and sos West sixty
fourth street to Alexander Goldner and
Morris Holman. and the building at 81
and % West End avenue to the Long
Island Motor Express Company. Inc. a
store at So TO AZ East Twenty-ninth
street TO Kahn a Feldman. and floors at
149 West Thirty-sixth street to II. A.
Cesar & Co. and to Isaac schteir.
Anton lie Men leased to tho Lawrence
Manufacturing Company the one story
business building at 104s and 1860
Southern Boulevard.
Huberth & Huberth leased with
Messrs Ewing. Bacon & Henry the store
at $50 West Forty fourth street to the
Public Service Tire and Rubber Com
pany or newark, N j.
NJ. & L. Hess. Inc. leased the third
floor a. 44o to 4H Canal street to tho
American Hardware and Rubber Com
pany: also the store. and basement at
1862 West Twenty-third street TO Senior
werthein.
Louis Marks leased the second floor in
4S3 fremont avenue to Lee Wing Foew
Of California. T.t
The United Cigar Stores Company lea sed
the property at the northeast corner of
Third avenue and Fifty-ninth street from
Esther w. Dreyfoos, and the northwest
corner of Broadway and Eightieth street
from the c. & l.. Lunch Company.
Albert r. Ashforth. Inc. leased the
parlor floor store at AZ West F1fty-sev-
enth street to the Misses Betty and Ann
Silversher: space In the Brokaw Build
ing. 1887 Broadway. to George lie Roy
and Murray Blank. c. Charles Gordon,
Percy r. Manley and Herman Il. Good
stein space in the Aoker. Merrall Build
ing, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty-fifth
street to the Marinello Company, the
Middletown Silver Company. ] .Grubei
Inc. Nj ss Hope Fitzgerald and the l.. C.
| Studios; space In the Tilden Building
los West Fortieth street. to the Fish
| Brick Sales Company. Inc, A. Haw-
| thorne Howard, Victor Kremer and the
Alvey Manufacturing Company space in
the Frances Building, corner Fifth ave-
nue. and F1fty-third street, 10 Fred WILL
lam Schenk. Fred AIaluf. Richa I'd
Oheim. the DE Lotus Magazine Founda-
ton. Dr. Horace Northrup. Dr. william
W. Irving. Margaret Alan Paget and
| Francis de Spiridon.
Dwight. Archibald 4 Perry leased the
top floor at 20S Fifth avenue to the
Philip Kobbe Company; the sixth fool
in the same building to the Victor Shirt
| Company: the Nth floor to Martin d
| Greenwald; the fourth floor to the South
American Publishing Company. and the
third floor to the Lenox Braid and Trim
ming Company.
The sun., 1919-05-10
SALE OF ARDsLEY HALL.

The 4. II. Investing Company has re-
sod the ten story apartment house
known as Ardsley Hall at the south cor
per OF Central Park West and Ninety
second street. which 1t bought a few
weeks ago from the Bank for Savings
In disposing OF the property to the
woolworth Property Company, ]. c.
Stern president, the selling company
realised substantial profit. 1t took In
part payment two four story flats at 20S
and 2l0 East Seventy-fifth street. valued
e. $4,000. Ardsley Hall occupies a plot
125xlO0 and was held at s550.000. A.
Bumenthal negotiated the Transaction.
The sun., 1919-05-10
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

SECOND AVENUE-Porter a Co. sold
for the estate OF Henry A. Bowerman
to Charles c. Watkins the Ave story
tenement at 233s Second avenue,
25xS0.
EAST TENTH >sTREET-Lioyd Win
throp Company, Inc. sold to an in
weston 81 East Tenth street, a seven
story loft building, 25x100
WEST ElGHTY-SEvENTH STREET
Everett NJ. .Seixas Company sold for
Macmillan NJ. Morgenthau, Jr. his
residence at 123 West Eighty seventh
street to DR., Edward Ewing Pratt
HESTER STREET-Leon S. Altmayer
sold 81 Hester street and IS Norfolk
street, the northeast corner OF Hester
street, five story apartment house
with three stores.
WEST 18TH STREET-Nail & Parker
sold for the Elisabeth Realty Com
pany to a physician 24l West 1sSth
street, King model house, 17x1o0.
ELDRiDGE STREcT-Lester J. Robin
son and William II. Winters sold 2S4-
~ Eldridge street for the Greenwich
Savings Bank TO the Ararat Realty
Company. Bastine & Co. Inc. were
the brokers'
FIFTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brown
bought from Harold A. and Everett
Weeks. through Robert A. Martin &
Do'' AocV Aobl f1Ilu avenue, Two
five story fats. each 25xl00. Lester S.
Holmes represented the seller as at
torney.
WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET
Frederick Brown sold TO Maria S.
Simpson All West Twenty second
street. a four story dwelling, l6.Sx9S.9.
WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET.
Frederick Brown sold to Henry Giss-
ser, through Leonard Morgan a Co..
455 and t57 West F'orty-second street.
two five story flats. 5ox1o0.
WEST 152D sTREET-Joseph Shenk
bought from Babette Moiler $40 West
152d street. five story apartment
house, 53xse.1l.
WEST lS6TH STREET-1sadore Fed
erman resold TO Rosenberg a
Schwartz SIS and sic West 156th
street. a Ave story apartment house,
75xloo. Benjamin Bernstein was the
broker. The seller bought the prop
erty recently from the Hessler Realty
Company.
WEST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Joseph S. Schwab bought for the
Schwab Realty Company Sc West
Nine.y-fourh street. three story
house l6x100. from the O'Connor es-
tate. S Cruikshank was the broker.
WEST SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET-The
Mary H Bunker estate. represented
by the Brooklyn Trust Company. sold
the four story dwelling, lS.9xl00.b.
at 30 West Sixty-eighth street.
WEST 18TH STREET-Elsie Tillerson
sold the five story hat 25xl0o. at 107
West 10Th street. to a client OF J.
Anthony Minott
GREENE STREET-Spear & Co. sold
for the Bank for Savings to the Bur-
den Realty Company so and Sc
Greene street. Ave story loft build
ing. 50x100: also 14s and $50 Greene
street. a six story loft, 50xl00. both OF
which were acquired by the seller at
foreclosure.
EAST 18TH STREET-Fischer Realty
Company sold the two story house at
172 East 117th street to a client OF
ID. Rockwell a Son.
WEST PATH STREET-Morris Polsky
sold TO Nathan Kaufman the two Ave
story apartments at 425-431 West
2l4th street, l50xl00. Benjamin An
tin, attorney. represented Mr.. Polsky
Louis Konopolsky was the broker
The property was held at $175.00o
EAST l3lST STREET-John c. Mel
son. tenant. bought from the Hudwill
Realty Company, 16 East 13ist street
three story dwelling. lsxjoo. ac-
auired by the seller about month
ago.
The sun., 1919-05-10
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Nu nlsIa,d, ST. 81. all. lessee 10 install
ooo,-Aer p Cox and. ano TO Griffin
l. 1919; sttys. Kaiish 6 X, II William
7sp SRI sos p, ALTO: Kolin:sy 10 eSss
q 9. and SSo, w: from wn5 july T.
ZIP With renew; atty, John Hoycrsas
AMSTERDAM Alv. li'ois, and b-LcuiS
Ritterbusch to Louis and Fredk welcker.
1919; atty, Richd II jackson, ali "
AuDuBoN Az, w cor iiiid st. 50 str
l2xso-Donald Robertson TO a Rang
hell 6ls w Hist Ct, yrs from Oct
!; 1915; atty. A Russiero, 2aS e iisth
SD Az. ,,ss. . ana e--Hy Dreyiqos TO
Louis r oisntr, ss Park Row. $500
9Th Az, +ol, LIST q and b--Hester A
Booth 20 Marry Karras and ano, SO?
oudrini candelp. as New Bow,
lsT Av. isis. str and b-- i;nt1GI
ises, I a.ia years from Jan !. 1912,
AZ $500 3 S ssI s,n St END F. az ,.si's
Of a% ,s%S, ' atty. q STR X
AasTER6HM Av. isi cor str and part part
bsmt--Abr Goldberg TO United cigar strs
Co of Am, ~ W 18th st, 0 yrs frpm oct
|. 1921. az of gros. sale. over $4,000;
atu, stroock, ~ W 18TH st 81. 500
CHRYSTfE ST. e2b, str on I'd n--Louis
Brooks to Giuseppe Granetelle. 232
Chrystie at, s yrs from May /. 1919: atty,
a La Gattuta 3o2 Bway. ........ $500
BROADWAY, 3 W cor lSlst at, ALL a A
Kuhn to United Cigar Strs Co Of Am, ~
W 18th At. 81 yrs from May l.. 1915
atty, $ NJ stroock: gold sl5.eo0 to 800, 900
BROADWAY, cor 4sth ct, str. i2.sx2i
---Chas Stumpf ct al to United Cigar
Stores Co. ~ w is.h vt, from June l.,
1915. to Sept 40, 1898; atty. NJ stroock.
sTH Az S7S 3. str-Kaufman SHOE Corpn
TO Jos Van wienokly, 1lo2 Eastern Park
way BROOKLYN, from March iS, 1919, to
April so, 1920. atty, Henry Scheibel, Ssl
Lafayette av, Brooklyn. ...........S2S0 500
COLUMBUS AV, 25i, and b-Edward ]
Dwyer and ano, trus, TO Abr Toorans.
so5 18Th ct. from April !; i'ists.ooe
45TH ST, SIS $50 e sth av, all---Aniliated
Theatre Bldg Co to Arthur Hopkins.
w s5th ut. from completion of theatre
to Sept |, 1927: attys, o. Brien, NJ d.
Fitzgerald bldg. Times So. $40 900
lST Az sls, str q and part cellar-Mi-
chaei Pedisn to Isaac Levy. alS 1st av.
: yrs from May 1, 1919; atty. + "
Kelly, JVb list aV. e. .tl,5-V
The sun., 1919-05-10
CITY DWELLING LEASES.

Peace & Gilman leased for Mrs.
oliver Hartman the Ave story dwelling
at "a East Fifty-second street to b. T.
LYONS. who will remodel the house into
small apartments. and five story dwell
ing at Is East Seventy-sixth street to
George w. Peters.
Lester II. Goodkind with Frederick
Zittel & Sons leased TO Arthur Emmerich
the five story dwelling at IS West
Eighty-fifth street. 20xlQ9.
Douglas L. Gilman h Co. leased 40
Fast Sixty-ninth street. four story
dwelling. 25x10O, to William w. Iadd,
Dun 4 Conger, Inc, rented the DWELL
ing at 1878 Madison avenue to Charles
Templn.
The sun., 1919-05-10
SALES IN BROOKLYN,

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Rosa San Filppo and Anthony Billante
the two family dwelling at 1870 Sixtleth
street. 30x100, James J. Astarita was
the broker
Mary OConnor sold through the F.
c. Sauter agency TO Mary Barry for
occupancy the two story house at 1898
Eleventh avenue.
y. J. Sforza sold for Domenico CO.
senza to a client for investment the
three story tenement with stores, 20xsO.
at the southeast corner OF Thirteenth
avenue and Sixtieth street
Bulkley & Horton Company sold with
William @. Morrisey. Jr.. the garage
building, 75x100. on the west side OF
Emerson place between Park and Myrtle
avenue for the estate of Thomas Colligan
to O client for Investment
The sun., 1919-05-10
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.

80 Az. n cor Wiliismsbridge I'd. 2ooS
COOS: and Fulton st, 2S5--Jules f Lee
coco agt Julie II Leeocq ct al tperu-
toni: attys, Stevens & Benton.
T. HOUSTON ST. S+6-Kingston Savgs Blk
ct al agt Benz We'll et al Goreclos OF
Mtg attys, Sherman h Sterling
llSTH ST, : cor Manhattan av, ltoN
lOOll-LouIs Schlechter Rgt Lewis ID
huxley tspecihc performance; atty. l.
MoNRoE ST 17s-deo ] Benziger agt
I.ipko Gottleb ct al (foreclos Of MTG !.
attys. De witt, lockmAn & De witt,
18TH ST, : =, 100 II W of LIST ay, 20xlO2. =
Lincoln Trust Co, agent aEt Stephen II
jackson ct al tforeolos OF mtg). attys,
Scott. Gerard g. Bowers.
10TH ST, E-Mary u Slevin aEt Benz
Jofrre ct al (foreolos OF mtg): atty. NJ J
Mulqueen.
Mary !. Frazer agt James b Butler et al
tforeclos OF mtg): sttys Eastman n
Eastman,
Bronx.
LINTON Az, n E, iti.6 II n Of lots
Nos is ana 10. 2t6Ki6sx irreg-Franklin
Trust Co. as trustees agt Henrietta c
Green ct al (forsclos OF mtg) attys Del
afeld, Thorne h Burleigh.
sd Az, cor OF Williamsbridge I'd, 2oox
2O0s-Jules Il I.scocq aFt Julie r La
coo4 ct al partition suite; attys. Ste
yens & Benton.