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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
East Side.


with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
Dist ST: 1915 p, IS. 7S,5ssx irres, p m.
to Sh Ella &sdor, Ss' 60 wv to,h ST. mt hHS
holds pr mtg. t277,2bo. and with this to
be ty s G ,9s mtg for $3.50 9SS
LEXiNdroS Av so se' SA y ioih 4, 4' aoG
so, June 3-John Wolfe to Fredk
per bond. pr mtg $4,000; address, 500
9th ave.. ...'....''.''.... .to'oOO
West side.
(West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets,)
s3D ST. % w. s. 21.9xso. p m. May 2e-l-
Alweil Realty Co, 40 Cedar st. due and
W BIncke GR 70 @ csdar 'Sooo; si ~
Uptown.
(Nianhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
18TH ST: si;sS ". ns. 7t;Ssioo.l1. June
Bank. 37s Grand st. due Jan. j.
I,sTa ST. 81 W, i. is1ico ii, M juno i,Sc
ss,y i'g'e c yrs i7e q pr mtg 1900 SSG
May 2o-Emeils dApiello TO the hud'
I wii GsGrpn; W =. aS 66o st, due May 20;
Borough of TIE Bronx)
H9sR sm sSS to f Gg Ma.r ' or
Nt sr. st 6 atty r T %'s sus4
M 6 &c "a. S,:.e III, l5sd sS:s;bSs
o. atty, Title Guar 4 Co. i1G
FiNDIAY Xv. 1855, $. sixioiss ,r .siooo
Mamie Slegel to Madeline A Carey 1889
y Trn az az a,, pr P'S i K,S aG NAY
Af S.aii r Az ,!otS st. s5ii1ssS,ss
BRYANT Az. i5Os; C. :. as.iCO-Goss,s
Bryant av. pr mtg 5000, June s. due.
&C. as per bond; atty. Title Guar g.
RYER Az, 5. las iscth st. issnicaw
Alfonso De Francesca TO kath O'Connor,
sost Ryer av. pr mtg $1,000. June 6.
instsls. So; atty. Title Guar & T Co,
BRYANT Az, i5.s, $. soxlOO.faulio
Guar Co. ite BSa t oona; ANY, soc
2s5TH ST. IS. 2so W white Plains av. SIX
illscEJ.o ,, Romeo to Josephine Ta,si,
oIo z3bth at, June 8. yrs. u 60; atty,
Title Guar G. T Co. 17s Bway $3.50
Sd AX; ne cor lesth st: sos irres-w c
atty, Y Title & Mtg CO. 1885 Broad
BELMONT Az. :.sic. e a sox,ocI W'o g
Rich Realty Corpn to Isidor Klein.
III 1arkin ST. OF Q. Y. pr mtg
S2s.o00. June 8. due Dec 8. 1920, &C.
atty. Title Guar T Co. l7s Broad
WEBSTER Az. 1857. $. 5o.iixssiw
Denwood Realty Co to Fanny Rosen. ia
W 4th ST. Mt Vernon. y Y. pr mtg ,se-
Ro:en, 20 w list st. Mt Vernon.
wAsHiNGToN AZ. 1891. 8. 2i.sxiCSw
Nunzio ManiAn to Peter Ross, 5il Il
issd st. June 4. yrs, Sc atty, Ross.
18TH ST. 5 $ 537 Intervals av. i6.sx
| irreg-Isaac Benequt 20 Paul Han
| SEN a22 e ls5th st. June 8, due, &C, as
per bond: attys. Dunn & d. PSI Broad
MoHEGAN Az, s. cor iSoth st. isx7O~
! August Boecher exr, to Max Simons.
| 500 w stth st. pr mtg $50. 900. May a.
| : yrs, Sc: atty, a Lewis. so Court
1NTERNVAfEE Az $50, I. 1872 ir n,:So0
Jacob Berlin to Samuel II Berlin. 9S
| Z 1851 at, mtg 37l.750, June 8, yrs
| Sc atty, Samuel Hellinger. Sos
LOT 90 map s, Raymond ParkV WIN
| Peters TO VIM Torfey, 1880 Ericsson pl.
May 81. due. &c. as per bond: atty
Max Montried. ess Bway. 81. 900
Realty CO to samuel We'll. 2.2 tenox
av. exrs. June g. yrs 81 ee atty. Law
vers Title T Co. 100 Bway sac. 900
| BROOK Az 7i5. W g. &Oxs2i-same to
same. June c. 3 yrs 5HT; atty
| bhnle W., 900
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

HONEYWELL AVENUE - Heller &
Sussman. operators, resold 1876 and
1878 Honeywell avenue, four story
apartment. 60x60. to an investor.
FOX STREET-Joseph L. Harris sold
the five story apartment, 75xlO0, at
6s4 Fox street to a client OF Jacob l.
Berman.
EAST 10TH STREET-Joseph Handel
man bought from Felix Gottfried $50
East 169th street. two story dwell
ing. 20x1o0.
FOX sTREET-willlam Nachamkis re-
sold 1868 and 1867 Fox street, two
hve story apartment houses. 75xl00.
TO the B. & T. Realty Corporation.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Systell
Holding Corporation sold to William
Oppenheim 1917 Washington avenue,
five story apartment house, 42.7xs1.S.
FA1LE STREET-Williamson & Bryan
resold for Goldsmith & Goldsmith the
two family house at SS3 Faile street.
25xl00.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Apartment to Replace Former
Sickles Home and Houses
Next 1t on 5th Ave.
ZABRISKIE HOME IN DEAL
Historic Property in Brooklyn
Sold; to Be Improved With
Business Buildings.

Two Interesting old properties with
historic backgrounds in Greater New
York are to yield to the demand for
housing facilities and increased office
accommodations One of them is the
former home of the late Gen. Daniel
Sickles of civil war fame. at the north
east corner of Fifth avenue and Ninth
street. The other is the old Zabrisltie
property at the northwest corner of Flat
bush and Church avenues. Brooklyn,
which figured in Revolutionary annals.
The old Sickles home comprises the
TWO adjoining houses known as % Fifth
avenue and East Ninth street. These
stuctures. together with the two other
old residences adjoining at 25 and 81
Fifth avenue. have been sold by the Oak
Point Corporation through the NJ. Nor
genthau Jr. Company to the 25 Fifth
Avenue Corporation. The purchasing
company. which was represented in the
deal by George b. Cora, will raze the
old buildings upon the expiration OF the
present leases next October and build in
their place a thirteen and n half story
apartment building of the most modern
tNpe arranGad in housekeeping suites of
frorn three to six rooms
Tho building project will be the frs.
important undertaking Of its kind in the
Washington Square section since the out
break OF the war and the finished result
will be the biggest structure Of its kind
In the Delghborhood. 1t will occupy a
site fronting los feet on Fifth avenue
and 100 feet on Ninth street The plans
are to be drawn UP by Rouse Il Gold
stone. architects. The Morgenthau COM
pany Is to be the agent for the property.
The properties were acquired three
years ago by the Oak Point Corporation
from the William Lusgarten Company.
Shortly after negotiations were about
closed for the resale Of the property TO
. group OF artistic architects and attor-
neys who planned to erect a fourteen
story cooperative apartment house, but
the war interfered with the carrying on.
of this plan.
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BUSINESS LEASES,

Charles F. Noyes Company leased the
store and basement OF 80 Fulton street
to the st. Clair Bakery and Lunch, Inc.
ior ten years at an aggregate rental Of
$4,000; the building, $50 Pearl street.
10 Il. b. Latham & Co.; a floor In So
fulton street to McKesson & Robbins.
Inc. space in the Fulton Chambers
building to Wolf & Bellman: the store
and basement In 80 Pine street to the
Independent Wireless Telegraph Com
pany floor at 20 Fulton street to The
Nut House. Inc; a floor at 275 Water
street TO Charles E. Bullenkamp: a por-
ton OF the fifteenth floor in the Ma
sonic building, 46 West Twenty-fourth
street, to the Aircraft Clock Company.
INC. ofnces in the Fulton Chambers
building, 1924 Fulton street, to Jacob
and Isaac Levine, and space in the
Hanover building, 1902 Pearl street, to
George Tricoglou
). Arthur Fischer leased to the Rubin
ger, Berkman Company, Inc, the store
at the southwest corner of Forty-secono
street and Sixth avenue; also a store
IN the same property to Frederick Brett
ner
Pease & Gilman leased for Nc
DeVitt-Wilsons, Inc, the first floor at
DO Nesey street to ida NJ. Schil.
A. A. Hageman leased from Seth Fl
Moseley the building. Al West Thirty
Hrth street for twentY-one years The
building will be extensively altered into
span stores and non-housekeepinR
apartments.
White-Goodman leased the building a.
80 West Twentieth street to Gilman
and Gitelman.
cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
offices in 81 East Forty-second street
to l.. n. Godfrey Company and offices
70 the Bryant Park Building to tho
Farmers Bureau.
Henry Brady leased to schnilowitz
& Landers the store and basement in
3sS Sixth avenue. and to Christ sa.
rantocos the store in 1879 West Thirty
third street
The II. NJ. Well Company leased for
the Pabst Brewing Company the north.
east corner Of Thirtieth street and
Eish1n avenue. four story building, to
inc Claridge Lunch Company also for
twenty-one years aga Seventh avenue a
-FOUR story building to the Hanover
Lunch Company, and for the Hanover
Lunch Company the first loft AT 400
seventh avenue. to DIR. Shapiro.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward J. Hogan sold to client for
Mrs. William Harrison Brown her estate
at Briarcliff. Westchester county, known
as Rockledge. 1t consists of Ave acres
of land overlooking tho Hudson and a
house and outbuildlngs.
Robert +. Farley organization sold for
the Estates OF Tappan Zee a large plot
on the corner of Willard avenue and Bell
wood avenue. Philipse Manor, n. Y, to
@. e. ogilvie of New York city.
l.. Covert sold for Louise NJ. Andrews
a two acre estate at Ellen street and
Merrick road, Amltyville. L. l., to George
Cobb, who will rebuild the property.
The Batson Farm Agency sold the
Holloway estate at Ramsey, N. J., to w.
w. Reid: also the 1870 acre dairy farm
owned by Morris Burr. at Harpersville,
Delaware county, to e. A. Read Of
Glostcr, ". j.
Tho residence OF w. r Coffee at Maple
Terrace, Chappaqua, N. Y, was sold to
Charles Bachelor OF Erasmus Hall
High School of New York city. George
Howe was the broker.
The Hussey estate OF East Orange,
N j., sold the southeast corner of Grove
street and Park avenue, 110x120, and the
southwest corner of Park avenue and
Stockton place. SSx101. to the Harrison
Improvement Company for the erection
OF high class apartment houses. J. l.
Feioleman & Co. were the brokers
Louis Schlesinger. Inc, sold for George
r. Barnett the residence property at ISL
.Sa Clinton avenue. to the Union Build
ing Company for Improvement.
l.. y. Nicholson a Co. sold bungalows
at Lyndhurst. n. j.. to Mrs. Mathilda
Miller. Edwin Albrecht, Frank A. HUT
man, Harry Peters, Charles p. Butler,
Frank Herr and Francis w. Lefn.
Burke Stone, Inc. sold for A. w.
Lawrence a plot In the Eastchester Realty
tract at Tuckahoe to John Lawlor; for
Hudson p. Rose house on Bronxville
road to C. De Marquis: also leased
apartments In Gramatan Court, Bronx
Vile, TO ]. c. Benson and to John G.
Garland.
]. Noah H. Slice sold through ]. Ster-
Ing Drake to Charles d. Achmann OF
this city. farm OF thirty acres on the
outskirts of Beacon. y. Y.
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OTHER BROOKLYN SALES

Bulkley & Horton Co. sold with VIII
liam f. Taylor Co., 1855 Dean street, a
modern apartment house, for Mrs. Ann
vernette NJ. Crombie TO a client for in
vestment.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold 6102. 6lOI.
CLOS, CLOS and Clio Twentieth avenue
five two family houses. TO clients for
occupancy.
William p. Jones and William G.
Morrisey. Jr.. sold for Louis Chable a
plot 60x9G.s on the north side Eighty
first street. 240 feet east OF Twenty
second avenue, and a plot 60x1O6s on
the north side of Eighty-first street, 24O
feet east OF Twenty-third avenue.
Walter ]. McGill sold for the Nassau
Heights Realty Company the property
al 3l5 20 329 Eastern Parkway and 500
and 5se Lincoln place TO Isaac Merlub
of Manhattan for investment. The par
eel was valued at 100000.
The n.AAky Trust sold for the Alec
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APARTMENT LEASES

Pease & Gilman leased anartmon,s +.
S29 Park avenue TO G. II. O'Connor. IN
800 Park avenue to Gerard L. jackson j.
IN 100 West Fifty-ffth street for Mai.
Cen John f. Organ OF the eth Di-
vision to Mr.. Bossi; in 149 East 10th
street to lionel Atwin; in l6l East
18TH street TO Barnard Carter; in 19e
East sgd street to Miss l.. Beaudet; In
l west 64th street to r. b. Wolf: and
IN lSl Riverside Drive to Aubrey e.
Mcguire
John j. kavanagh leased apartments
~ az East 18Th street. to Mrs. c. b.
Sternberger and Miss Lucy W-oiIs
Hatch, and an apartment in 40 Fast
Seventy-eighth street to William F.
McManus.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. leased TO Bessie
Levi an apartment In Sos West 14sth
street.
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Company and A. H. Levy the two five
story apartments. each on plot 60x100.
at 1924 and 1880 Bryant avenue. the two
renting for about $4,000. They were
recently taken In part payment for the
Kinghaven apartments. at st. Nicholas
avenue and 1891 street, in dea lalso
arranged by the same brokers.
The brokers also sold for NJ. l.. & G.
Ernst the three family house at S43
whitlock avenue. on lot 25x1oo, to 1.
Peskin.
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease Gilman leased to Richard
sample the three story dwelling at 81
West Nlntn street the dwellings at As
West Seventy-fourth street TO Harris
Barr and at AIS East 57tn street TO
William Schaffner.
John j. Kaanagh, leased the three
story dwellings at l05 East Eightieth
street to DR.. Henry r. Kutel and at 10
East Seventy-sixth street. to Francis
II, Geer
Henry Brady leased to Mrs. Emma
]. Crawford the dwelling at SIS River
side Drive.
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Adds 10 OIL LeusehoIds,

The Producers and Refiners Corpora
ton has acquired the Pan American Re
hnery, a 5000 barrel plant at West
Tulsa. okla. and has made extensive
additions 10 it's leaseholds in Wyoming.
Oklahoma and Texas The company has
authorized $4,000 common stock OF
$40 par value. of which SO, OOO, 900 is
outstanding. Carl II. Pforzheimer 4 Co.
have acquired a large block OF the COM
pany's common stock.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
Manhattan.


9th ST, 1874 ELLA Rosenblatt to
Lima r Whitehead, sl5 W 18th st, July
10. 1895; attys. Hoadly, & J, l2O
l12TH ST. sl2 W-Leonett Realty Co. 40
St Nicholas av. Benz Sci. Nutley. n. j..
Nov 20. 1918: atty, y Friedman, 30e
Bway Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
THOMPSON ST. 230-se-Jessis X Derrick
10 the y County National Bank. 10
sth av, Dec 3. 1911: atty, F Cotton
rHoN ws sr a,o.,s.,A,b,, $500
Kassel TO same, Dec %. 1910; atty.
same ................. .......... $40, 900
10TH ST. SO Bertha Freund to Ed
mund Coffin; Geo hoffman and ArGhi-
bald Douglas. exrs, will Jas Douglas
Jan Z. 1905; attys, Chrystie. Brightman
& Douglas. 90 Bway ..........-...,s. 500
THOMPSON ST, 2so-s?-Abr and Ida
Kassel to Bertha and Harvey y Kutt-
ner and Hy Jones and Chas Kafka
trus, will Morris Kuttner, June /. 1905:
atty. J Danziger. I'll Liberty st. $40. 900
TOOTH ST. 40 Max and Annie Gilefsky
to Louis Cherey. %s4 Grand st. Oct
}. 1917: atty, NJ Lerner. GO Delaney
at
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LEASES ANOTHER BUILDIyc,

Tifiin Products. Inc, has leased
through Harry n. Moore the building al
los West Forty-second street from the
Finch estate for long term of years az
an aggregate rental of more than
$4,000. This property was at one time
the residence OF Supreme Court Judge
Edward NJ Finch, whose family acquired
II In the eacly part OF the eighteenth
century by a royal grant Recently
Tiffin Products, Inc, leased the north
west corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty
sixth street and space in the Capi.o,
Theatre Building. Broadway and Fifty
first street.
The sun., 1919-06-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

MAIDEN LANE, S0-Jacobson 4 Co agt
Fire Companies Bldg Corp. owner: y
oueeracho Extracting Co and !. War
PARK ROW. 1871 to lS7-FeinberE & Fem
berg. Inc. agt De witt, Joseph w Bertha
and Pauline Fox. owners; Hollerlth's
Son Const Co, contractor. .....,.S2l3 20
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LIS PESDENS,

39TH ST, 34s and $50 Wv r Buchanan
ct al agt Gustave W Cahen ct al fore
closure of MTG; attys, Middlebrook g.
Borand.
Az A, ne cor 55th st. e5.5x7ss-Central
Saws Bank in the City OF y agt
Hermann Lenz ct al foreclosure OF
mtE); atty, NJ Auerbach.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A FIVE STORY ten family Apartment
house at 20 West 9th Street overlooking
Central Park West; mortgage SEA 500, must
be sold reasonable offer refused. Adj
dress owner, J. J. CANANAUGH. 2126
Bedford Ave, Bklyn. Phone kenmore 4GS7.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. :s5 A NJ Sun sets.....s:25 p VI
Noon sets...2:H A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 5:ls A NJ Gov. Island $40 A NJ
Hell Gate.....s:3l A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook Ii :34 A NJ Gov. Island ls:ls NJ
He'll Gate......a:A Pm
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TRANSPACIFIC NAILS

connecting mails close at g. p. O. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily
Japan Corea, China Siam and Netherlands
East Indies Wia Seattle June 10, IS. Tyn-
dareus " -"
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and speciaIIy
addressed mail for Japan and China via San
francisco June Il, SIS siberia Maru
Japan, Corea, China. Siam, Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Isi ands
WA SeattleJ June H. S. Suwa Maru
Lurline 49,
Islands tvia San Francisco, sune as S.
Colombia ~
Tahiti. Marauesas, Cook Islands New Zea-
iand and specially addressed mail for AIS
tralia tvia San Franciscan June %, S. Moana
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China except Shang-
hal CITY, Siam, Cochin China. Netherlands
Francisco June %. SIS Shinyo Maru
Hawai-, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and sDe-
eouyer and Victoria. B. c.. June %, s.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

CLAIR EMONT AVE. No. 3s--Handsomely
furnished room apartment. 2 baths
overlooking Barnard Campus and Column
bia College: ll6th ST. subway. WIN Sublet
for ?. s. or 4 months: $500 per month
ROBBINS
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BRYANT AVENUE SALE.

Through Leitner. Brener & Starr.
Auerbach & Kaufman have purchased
from the Union Chemical GlAssware
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CHICAGO, June :. -- Hogs Receipts
1000; strong TO 10 cents higher than yes
terday's close. but &C. to loc. under yester-
top. $50. Bulk. Sls.75dl9,s0; heavy weight.
slssOglsso; medium weight sls,7og?o:
light weight 'ls'3oGlss6; light light. as
n 1885: heavy packing sows. smooth,
sis.25d 1885: packing sows, rough. IsV
1925: pigs. FL2Sdls.
week ago, good and choice beef steers 1Sc.
to 81 lower: medium grades. 6Oc. to ISc.
lower; fat cows and heifers' zoe to u
lower; Gamers Gamers and and cutters oI,;v s5s to zoe
butcher bulls. SOC. to 75c. lower; choice
vesis steady TO zoe. lower; medium grades
csc. to 6oc. lower; stockers and feeders
sheep-Receipts. 1000; practically all
direct to packers; compared with week
ago, best handy dry fed shorn lambs
lower; grassy and common kind. 75c. TO 81
down; 81 ring LAMBS. 2Jc. to soc. lower:
sheep, 7ic, to $50 lower; fat ewes de-
KANSAS CITY. June 7-Hogs-Recelp,..
700. steady; lights higher; bulk. 1880 o
2oio; medium weights ns'SoT2ci 70;
1915; heavy .packing sows. 'lssS a 1878;
heavy and Gamer steers lower; yearlinss
higher; butcher stock and Gamers. cows
steady. veals lower: stockers and feeders
steady. No quotations
bI. june receipts, 4,
900: lower: lights. 1l9.jOulsS5 pigs,
Sl5.25V1s.50; mixed and butchers. slSbOg
20; good heavy. 3lssog2O.lO; bulk. ils5O1
1895.
Cattle-Receipts, 400: steady: native beef
steers sil.50dls5O: yearllng steers. heif-
ers. s9.5O0lS; cows. iio.5oGls SO; stockers
and feeders. Slodl3So: beef cows and
heifers. t7.5odl5; Gamers and cutters.
,5,6Od7.25; native calves, s15piGa5
PITTSBURG. June 7.-Hogs-Receipts,
$500 lower. Heavies and heavy Workers
$40 2o?S; light Workers and pigs. $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, l. 500: lower
Top sheep, 5000: top lambs. $3.50.
calyes-Receipts. 400; steady. Top, 81
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT
Excellent Location

5 floors, 10000 square feet, basement
and sub-basement, all or part, corner
building at $50 Nassau ST.. suitable for
Offices for a large corporation. Apply
The Frank A. Munsey Co., 2sO Broad
way, n. Y.
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wEsTCHEsTER REAL ESTATE,
TINE WAS NEyER MORE 0PPORTuN

TIME WAS NEVER MORE OPPORTUNE
than now to select your home site
and build your own home. Let me
show you how you can own your own
home in attractive surroundings. with
all city Improvements at LaIchmont.
within few minutes walk OF the
station and forty minutes Of New Yorh.
SYLVESTER FROHOCK,
Madison av. y. Y. city. Tel. c577-Gransrcy.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Adelheid at Falmouth
SIS Dio. at Falmouth
Is Westward Ho. at Falmouth.
SIS Urkiola Mendi. al Barcelona
SIS city of Dunkirk, at Auckland.
SIS Belvedere. al Genoa.
S. Carolina. at Genoa.
SIS Wabash, at Genoa.
IS Zamora, at Antwerp.
SIS Hurona, az Marseilles,
Sc Clan Cumming, at Montevldeo,
Sc Euclid. at Rio de Janeiro.
SIS Hokah. at London.
SIS lie Ouesnoy, al London.
SIS Skargem. at Gothenburg.
SIS Leersum. NJ Charleston.
SIS Lenape, at Jacksonville.
SIS Topila. At Baltimore
SIS Sandefjord at Philadelphia
Ss Western Wave. at Philadelphia.
Ss George W. Clyde at Philadelphia.
SIS Arundo, al Philadelphia
SIS Sassenheim. at Philadelphia.
SIS Yosemite. at Philadelphia.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENES-Receipts. $40 head, cars
previous arrivals. sale. No trading
feeling dull and steady Dressed beef slow
ana unchanged at IL d2lc. per Id. for
common to prime native sides.
CALvEs-Receipts. 20s head Feeling
strong to higher. Neas S15nls per 100
lbs: culls Sllqit. Dressed calves Arm
city dressed veals 81 q 21c. per To- country
dressed do. lsd25c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1850
head; III cars on sale, Market steady.
Common to prime sheep tewesl sold at
t@l0.6o per 100 lbs. culls. $3.50: prime
lambs t2l Dressed mutton steady a.
Is q 2oc. per ID. dressed lambs 80 q 3Sc
Country dressed dollhouse lambs IS oil: per
carcass.
sales-Kerns Commission Co: 49, Viz
ginia lambs. Z. lbs. average. s2l: 4l4.
II. SCI; yeRrlInEs. lO5. sl3: sheep,
l22. 1880; 8. 1874, So; 80, 30. 81; is
culls, %, 1850. Tobin n shannon: SO
Virginia lambs. SIS, S?l, 4t3, IS. SAL
II sheep, lls. 1880; 80, ss SIS Nc
Pherson Co.: 1874 Maryland lambs. So
s2l: I sheep. 1875, $3.50. J. Shamberg
& SON. az Virginia lambs, %. SCI; L?
sheep. 81. y. Newton Co.: IS Vir-
ginia lambs, 81. SCI.
HOGSLReceipts 1850 head; none on
sale. Feeling nomInally steady. Country
dressed pork In limited supply at ala
&c. per 10. for heavy to light weights
roughs i4glsc
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ARRIvALs-sUNDAY. JUNE s.

ARRIyALS-SUNDAY. JUNE S.
SIS Eaubsn. Liverpool. May IS
SIS West Haven. Ponta Delgada May "a.
SIS American. Rotterdam. May "a
IS Bris. Shields. May 81.
SIS Great City. Gibraltar. May -.
SIS Hudson Maru. Gibraltar. May ls.
SIS solborg Bergen. May l6
SIS Benevrnte, Antwerp, May 10
SIS Brunswyk. Rotterdam. May 20.
SIS Meuse, Gibraltar. May %
SIS Aurtralin1i. LONDON. May -.
S. Cote Blanche. Havre. May =.
Sc Glendoyle. Cristobal. May %.
S. Jethon, Hull. Nav 20.
Ss Wolfram. Leith, May Is
SIS Madison. Rotterdam. May IS.
SIS Bels1er, Antwerp. May 81.
SIS Maedala, Antwerp, May 70.
S. Kirkdale. Algiers. May -.
SIS August, Hull. May 81
IS Florence Olson, Turks Island May -.
So La Perouse. Havre, May -.
SIS Colon. Cr1stobal, May 81.
SIS Helen, San Juan. June ).
IS Lakewood. Barbados. May 81
SIS Lake Kyttle, Matan1as, May 81.
SIS Charybdis. Bermuda, June C.
S. Perfection. Tampico. May %.
SIS TIdewater. Baltimore June g.
IS Princess Anne. Newport News
The sun., 1919-06-09

For the last three weeks have been telling
YOU about the James Gordon Bennett Estate Sale.
Now note these facts
ROBERT E. BOWLING, Pres. City In
vesting Co., recommended this as good purchase
THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST
COMPANY is guaranteeing the titles.
MAX MARX, Real Estate Operator, made
profits on his investments Immediately south OF
here.
LYMAN SONN, Real Estate Operator,
made profits on his investments Immediately south
of here.
j. ROMAINE BROWN, ALEXANDER
p. w. KlNNAN, President of the Union Dime
Savings Bank and SAMUEL E. JACOBS,
Nine DreS;dent u,,dSon Realty Co. were some of
The sun., 1919-06-09
REAL. ESTATE AT AUCTION.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

HON. EBERT H. GARY recently said
II predict the next five years in this country
will be the most progressive, prosperous and
successful of any like period in our history; the
results will astonish even the most optimistic OF
TODAY"