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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
TO BUILD LIFEBOAT PLANT.

Anton Louy Co. marine plumbers.
acquired additional lard adjoining their
plant at II West Twenty first street 10
allow for the expansion o. an interest
ing improvement projected for the site
last year. Last spring the Louy com
pany bought nety feet adjoining and had
plans made for an addition TO cost
$50 900.
They have now awarded a contract
to the T. J. Murphy Company. Inc, for
the construction OF two story life
boat works and garage AZ 5ll to 51s
West Twenty-hrst street. extending
through to Twenty-second street. The
building Will have a frontage OF 12s
feet and depth OF 1877 feet. II will
he or concrete construction. The est.-
800, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
AWARD CONTRACT FOR HOME.
Daughters OF Jacob to BUILD at
Cost OF 100000.

q. Richard Davis & Co. Inc, have
been awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the Home for tho Daugh-
tiers OF jacob, the plans for which were
filed two years ago by the architect,
Louis Allen Abramson.
The home will be five story structure
and will cover the block front on 18Th
street. between Findav and Teller ave-
nues. in The Bronx. 1t is estimated that
the improvements will cost $1,000
q Richard Davis G. Co. Inc. have
taken over the building contracting busi-
ness of a. l.. Mordeca! & Son. Inc, which
Arm, !. !s announced will confine itself
entirely 10 operating in real estate ard
to the management OF Its own proper
ties, Benjamin Mordecai and G. Richard
Davis continuing as officers and d!rec-
tors. The companies occupy the same
Offices at 80 East Forty-second street.
Mr. Davis has Just received his release
from Government service. having been
with the bureau Of Industrial housing at
Washington since last July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
ANOTHER DEAL ON THE DRIVE,

Frederick Brown bought from the
Middletown Savings Bank yesterday the
Switzerland Apartment House. at the
northeast corner OF Riverside Drive and
l61st street on. plot 1%51403xl7sx100.
Charles D. swayze OF M!ddletown. n.
Y, held title to the building, which In
six story elevator structure housing
thirty-three families and valued at 3400,-
600. 1t has been fully tenanted for
months and brings In a rental income
OF $4,000. Mr.. Brown took It over In
cash transaction.
The remainder of the block front be-
tween 151st and 1921 streets 10 occupied
by the Onondaga, a similar structure.
Other houses in the vicinity are Placid
Hall. the Beaumont. the RivercliY
Northold. Souunold. Gravlane and La
Sale.
AT the same time Mr. Brown re.old
to client OF William II. Mehlich the
four story apartment house at 23e7
Grand Concourse. on plot 5ox79. The
house was held at $4,000 and was ac-
CURED by Mr.. Brown few day. ago.
The resale was cash deal!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
INCREASE IN PRICE
AT FUR SALE HERE
One of the Largest Collections
Ever Offered Is Put
on Auction.

Furs sold yesterday at the opening Of
the midsummer auction OF the New York
Fur Auction Sales Corporation In Ma
sonic Temple Twenty third street,
brought prices which averaged from rs
to IS per cent In advance OF prices
realised in October. T1> sale will con-
t,nue all this week. II Is one OF the
largest collections Of furs ever offered
the trade here and buyers represented
every dealer. manufacturer and retailer
of prominence In New York city as we'll
as a large number OF out OF town and
foreign buyers.
Sales yesterday totaled about $780,
900. the offerings being as follows
Two hundred and twenty-seven wolver-
Inc. Sal fisher, 36s Russian sable, 1887
beaver and 547 silver fox, consider able
interest being centred in the lots Of the
latter.
oficiai averages for the day. as COM
pared TO October prices. were: Wolver-
Inc advanced 90 per cent. fisher, 20 per
cent Russian sable, % per cent /;
beaver, is per cent. silver fox, fresh.
clear skins. 20 per cent Prices of pale
and low grade fox skins showed no
change over the fall prices.
The offerings to-day include 5.777 gray
fox, l2.742 sundry fox, 100 blue fox.
e53 white fox. $40 cross fox, 1884 Aus
.ral.an fox. 2l.43S red fox. 1850 Jap
anese fox, 2l,475 fox tails, 2SGl mar;en.
Among the foreign buyers we're V.
Victoreon OF London. Felix Gluckman
Of Paris and Manuel Gonzales OF Mex
leo City. The domestic buyers ranged
from W. w. Felter OF Fort Yukon,
Alaska, to q. ". Ball of Raven, w. Va.
Fred Ramslson OF Edmonton. Chester
Mcclure Of Prince Edward Island. 8. c.
Loffree Of John Hallam. Ltd. of Toronto.
J. Bastien of tho McGell Burroy Com
pany OF Quebec and r Coltart Of the
Redmond Company OF Montreal were
among the Canadians present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease Gilman leased for Mrs. Anita
II. II Morrell 10 the Albert Fixture
Company the Ave story dwelling at nc
Third avenue.
J. Arthur Fischer leased for Herbert
{. Fell the store and basement in 6s2
Eighth avenue 10 Kurkjian & Co: To-
Maurice Cohen the first loft in SAG Sixth
avenue: first loft in 3i2 Seventh avenue
to A. Sirlemee.
Il. II. Scullv & Co. leased FOR tho
United States Life and Trust Company
the four story building. southwest corner
Filth avenue and 126th street. TO Mystic
Rose Council. Knights OF Columbus.
The NJ. Rosentllai Company leased to
E!rshsch & BasHin the third floor In SO
West Thirty eighth street.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for Fannie
PICK TO Maurice A. Dolowit, the three
story dwelling a: 1853 West l2lst street.
Pease & Gilman leased for c. L. Mil
mine TO John Forbes the four story
twenty foot dwelling at Si9 West
E'ghty-raonnd street: also apartments
In II East Forty-f'rst street to Miss "
l.. Wickas: IN "a IVES. Flftv-ninth street
10 James X. Brady: IN 1913 West Sew
enty-sixth street to Miss Jane II. Bard
to Miss Betty Hale and 20 Henry C..
Berrstine. and in s95 West End avenue
for Leon Bolch 10 Aron W. Rosenbaur.
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SELL TALMADGE RESIDENCE.

Douglas L. Gilman & co. have sold
for Edward IT. II. Talmadge his resi-
dence at II East Sixty-seventh street.
FIVE story American basement dwell
ing on lot 23xioo. Just off Fifth ave-
nue.. Mr.. Talmadge bought this prop
erty about FIVE years ago from the
Bloom!ngdale Estate and entirely re-
built II at cost OF about $4,000. II
was held at $4,000 and brought close
to that figure. The buyer will occupy
the property. The block. which is ore
~ the finest In the city, contains the
residences OF Z. II. Gary. George j
Gould, Mrs. Samuel Valentine, Chauncy
p Stillman, Courtlandt Field Bishop and
Robert Fulton Cutting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET-H. L. Byrnes
sold to Vose & Schultz for Max
Wettstein, 25i East lsith street. a
fye story apartment house, 60xl00.
The house returns a gross reGta! Of
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
EAST 18TH STREET.-THE three FAM
ily house, 20x1Oo. at 400 East l5oth
street, was sold by Williamson &
Bryan for Edgar l.. Kirby.
BECK STANDARDIZATION, Brener 4
Starr sold for NJ. Savada $50 Beck
street, five story apartment house,
b5.6xl25. The house Is arranged for
twenty-five families and was bought
by Louis Kleban.
MORRIS AVENUE-Williams a
Bryan sold for the Blohm estate for
cash two lots. 50x100. on the east side
OF Morris avenue. 1913 feet north OF
lT4tl street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward c. Griffin and II. P. Collins
sold in Lachmont. y. Y, Thorn Ledge
for Mrs Louise H, Johnson to Mrs. Dud-
ley II. Peabody. The property is one
of the most attractive there, consisting
OF a handsome Dutch colonial house and
about one acre OF ground very attrac-
lively handicapped, and running from
Woodbine avenue to the Premiums River.
Included in the sale was lot on Wood
bine avenue with garage. This property
was held at $50, 900
Cross & Brown Company leased the
store a; 3s2 Jackson avenue. Long Island
City, to Plaza Tire and Rubber Com
pany for J. II. Beals.
NJ. James Hughes sold for the Rich
mond County Savings Bank fifty acres
on the Richmond Turnpike'S. l., known
as the John w. Darcy farm, and for
Mrs. Anna .. Du Bots and Mise Bertha
Brooks to Mrs NJ. f. Smith, n plot 25x
447 on Glove road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
BUILDING FOR OLD CLUB SITE.

The old Racquet and Tennis Club
Building at 10 to 81 West Forty-thiri
street, just west OF Fifth avenue. is in
volved In deal which Lee & F7eisch-
mann are likely TO close this week II
the deal is completed the buyers will
erect a tall building. probably of
eighteen stories. which will DO devoted
to commercial enterprises.
When the Racquet and Tennis Club
moved into its new home on Park ave-
nue. the property was taken over by .
committee formed from the members,
who relieved the club OF the expense o;
carrying the unused building. The
property measures l4l,1o feet on Forty
third street, with depth of 1905 feet.
II Is Understood that a loan OF s2,?OO. .
900 Will be made in the form of serial
bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
HEAVIER STREET CORNER SOLD.

Coincident with the closing Of the ne
Ssligman Building on William, South
William and Stone streets, announcement
was made yesterday OF another big deal
In the new marine insurance district
which will have a building enterprise as
its sequel. The latest transaction In
wolves the property at - and a Beaver
street corner of Hanover street. on the
same block with the New York Cotton
Exchange and the New York Coffee
Exchange. II was sold by the Townsend
estate to Joseph F. Cullman for all cash.
the value OF the property being placed
at $4,000.
The site is regarded as one OF the
choicest in the district. II contains u.s.
900 square feet. with frontages of SO feet
on Beaver street and 80 feet on Hanover
etreet. 1t is improved at present by a
I've story and ba sement building, which
contains restaurant and stationary
store on the lower floors, and Offices on
the upper floors. The Charles F. Soyes
Company. which negotiated the sale. has
been appointed agent of the building by
the new owner. with instructions to can
Gel all leases by May / next. so as to
make possible the erection OF a new
structure which will be used exclusively
for marine insurance underwriting pur-
poses.
With the exception OF the property
on Pearl street, owned by Charles F.
Rushmore, the building Just sold, to-
rether with the Cotton and Coffee EX-
change Buildings, occupies the entire
block The property Is in close prox-
unity to the Selkyman Building. the
former Delmonico Building. now known
AZ the Marine Building. the homes OF
Chubb Co, the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. the National City Bank
and Brown Brothers.
Mr.. Cullman. who has figured IN the
market as probably the heaviest pur-
chaser OF downtown property, will take
title TO the property without mortgage
and will hold IT free and clear OF indebt
sdness. Goldsmith. Cohen, Cole & Weiss
represented Mr.. Cullman in the trans
action, and Middlebrook & Borland were
the attorneys for the Townsend estate.
The sellers were expertly advised
throughout the negotiations by James
ouinlan, president os the Greenwich
Savings Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET
Pease & Gilman and Albert r. Ash
forth. Inc, sold for John Il. Barrett
his residence at - West Seventy-Iirst
street. four story dwelling. 2Ox1Oo
Mr.. Barrett built the house about
p twenty years so at a cost OF $500
NORTHERN AVl1NUE-Daniel II Jack
son bought from Robert Won Cleft, Jr.
the Chambers Court at 60 Northern
avenue, a five story new law apart
nent. 75X1oo. with thirty apartments
fully rented at $4,000 per annum and
held at $4,000. Nehring & Co. were
the brokers.
WEST EIGHTY-STXTH STREET.-THE
four story dwelling. 22x10o, at 81
West Eighty-sixth street. was bought
by the Horax Construction Corpora
non,which plans TO alter It into small
suites Frederick Fox & Co. were The
brokers.
LAFAY ETTE STREET--Fredericlx Fox
Co. sold for the Little Streets Com
oany to Joseph Applebaum. for occu-
pancy, eos Lafayette street, a four
story building. c2xlo0.
WEST 111TH STREET-Max Rosenfeld
has sold for Bella Feldan to investors
go 70 2es West 111th street, two six
story walk up apartment houses, each
on plot 60x70. The combined proper
ties accommodate forty-eight families
and were held at S150.00o.
eBCOSD ANENUE--Lawyers MORTGAGE
COMPANY sold to a client of Porcher Il
Go. 200 Second avenue. a six story
new Law tenement, 5oxl00.
JAY STREET-The STANDARD Cold stor-
age Corporation. which eighteen
months ago bought the six story stor-
age building ar the southeasts corner
~ jay and Caroline streets. bought the
adjoining Ave story building at 4s Jaw
street, E6,sx5s.4. II was purchased
from Richard 8. Chisholm and Others,
West 18TH STREET-Harris and
Maurice Mandelbaum bought from the
Metropolitan Company Gao West 113th
street, SIX story elevator structure
on a plot 5oxlo0, showing a gross
yearly rental OF $1,000. The building
which Is fully rented, has two apart
ments OF eight rooms on a floor II
on a plot 5oxl0O. 200 feet west ~
seventh avenue. Chamberlain. Ka,o-
Wilde, attorneys. represented the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
sELIGMAN TRANSFER CLOSED.

Although the Gale OF the Seligman
Building was as good as closed several
days ago. the finishing touches were
placed on the contract yesterday.
Through the purchase Wilcox. Peck &
Hughes. the new owners of the eleven
story building. have provided for the
expansion OF their own business and
have made arrangements for the hous-
ing OF another large marine in
surance concern 3uet formed. THIS
new concern, known as the Maritime
Underwriters Agency, will occupy the
spare now used by Y w SeI'g,nan &
Co. the former owners OF tine building.
Six floors OF the building will be de-
voted to the use of Wilcox. Peck &
Hughes. J. & w. Seligman & Co. have
secured the quarters of the Central
Trust Company at So Wall street for
their future occupancy. and expect TO
move there about May I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04

WARRINGTON, Feb "a sale OF Gov
eminent wool will be held In Ford Hall.
Boston. Mass. February 8. 6 and :. on
Wednesday there will be offered 5000. 900
pounds Of greasy Australian wool. 10
bales OF greasy Australian larbs' wool,
2s0 bales OF secured Australian wool.
100000 pounds OF Cape wool. 1000. 900
pounds OF South American wool. 900
pounds OF Iceland wool on Thursday
there will he offered 1900 900 pounds OF
domestic fleece, $4,000 pounds OF terri
tory wool. 100000 pounds OF California
and Texas wool On Friday there will
be offered $50. 900 pounds OF pulled wool.
ITO, 900 pounds Of occurred wool!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
81 STORY BUILDING
FOR WALL STREET
Plans for Skyscraper Call for
81 500, 900 Outlay.

Plans have been filed for the erection
of a thIrty-one story office building at s
TO IL Wall street. the estimated cost be-
ing given as s1,jo0.OOo. The property,
which is owned by John ]. Aston of Lon
don. has frontage Of sc feet on the
north side Of Wall street running back
to 4 depth OF 9S feet. The architect is
Charles f. B!rge. The building when
completed will be 40 feet high.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
slRROGATF'S NOTICE

CUTTING HNplA SIN pursuance Of
Surrogate of the County Of New Yn-l
NOTICE is hereby given 20 al persons
having claims against ydla s Cutfins
late OF the County OF New York. decsssss
TO present the same with vouchers thsrcc;
to the subscriber, 81 his place Of transact
In tbs city OF New YorS. on or before n.
?Sth day OF July next Dated, Nav York
the goth day Of January, 1912. MORGAN
Y O'BRIEN, Attorney Tor Executor 80
Brosdway. y. Y. ALBERT II. poARI.
MAN. Executor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
Dress silhouette Altered.

There Is a definite inclination to the
slightly altered silhouette IN the new
dresses created b. the French fashion
experts, as indicated in many OF the new
models being received from Parts by
stylists here. The new silhouette IL
achieved by putting all tire tullness Of
the skirt at the front and leaving the
back quite plain. while tho effect Is re-
vereed In the blouse. the front being fiat
and the back in loose blouse effect A
predominance OF black satin frocks Is
noted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
To Safeguard Mercha nts.

Al the once OF the Internal Revenue
Collector yesterday. Il was said mer-
chants will be ateguarded IN the collec-
ton OF internal revenue taxes against a
depreciation in valus their stocks may
have suffered because of a general de-
cline In values. No general methods will
be employed. but individuals will, receive
individual consideration. The practice
retailers follow OF taking inventory on
the selling price and figuring back TO the
cost was satisfactory. Il waa said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
DROOkLYN SALES.

r. e. Sauter sold the four story dwell
ing, $40 Carroll street. for Arthur f.
Beggs and Edward J, Boggs 10 Lieut..
George r. Elder
Samuel Galitzka sold fer rnma T.
DosTinger to client for occupancy the
two etory one family house. 39xl0o, at
1880 East Thirteenth strsst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Color Conservation
Drive Opened in u. S.

TN order to assist in every manner
possible in the reconstruction
period the Textile Color card
Association is urging upon color users
that continued color economy be ex-
ercised In all branches of industry
recommending the adoption of stand
ard shades az a means OF real econ
omy in the solution OF the many prob
lens now confronting the Industries
OF the nation.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers Of the association will be held
at the headquarters. S54 Fourth ave
nue., tomorrow morning at / O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
ARR1yAIs-NoSpAY, FEB. s.

ARRIyALs-MoNDAy. FEB s.
SIS Ayamemnon. Breu. Jan. %.
IS bset on. Nantes Jan. II
SIS Virginia, Gibraltar Jan. 10
IS Jerseymoor, Cardiff. Jan. I.
IS sam arinda. Nantes. Jan. ~.
So Mieassippi. Hsvre. Jan 10
IS Esperanto. Havana. Jan. %.
IS Oranje Nassau. Hayti. Jan. %.
SIS e. Dopcs = Lopez. Havana, Jan. ..
90 Lake Graphite. San Juan. Jan. Is.
IS Erik H.. Csrdsnas, Jan, q.
Ss Amelia, Jamaica. Jan. Is.
Ss Mohawk, Jacksonville. Jan. 81.
SIS William A. Mckinney. Norfolk. Feb. .,
IS Gorbes Mend. Philadelphia, Feb. 2.
IS jamestown. Norfolk. Feb. :.
IS Terrier. Norfolk, Jan. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

IS Louisville. from Liverpool.
Sc Carmania from Liverpool.
SIS Saranac, from London.
Sc Western Pride, from Cardi6.
Sc Lecnis, from Barry.
Sc Athanasios, from CHR altar.
Sc Duca degli AbruEzi. from Gibraltar,
ss Csbo Cervera. from Seville.
SIS Huron. from jacksonville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. III oS A NJ Sun sets. ..B:1s p n
Moon sets......s:57 PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. s:5s M Gov Island. 10 .o5 A N
Hell Gate. ..i2:ol Pm
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 3 IS A NJ Gov. Island. &. 10 A M
He'll Gste....6:os A NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
Remove Cotton Restric uons.

MANCHESTER, Feb. 3--The Manches-
ter Cotton Control Board met to-day ana
decided to remove, beginning to-day, all
restrictions on cotton and TO permi;
mill owners TO run their machinery DIS
they Ies.Te.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO RENT,

FACTORY for rent, immediate posse.
sion; exceptional light. hreproof. So 900
Long leland City rear Bridge Plaza. Apply
Rsom 7oi. l9l PARK Ave-. N 7. Citx
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Business Troubles.



CONSUMERS OIL COMPANY. INC.-A
schedule Of the Consumers on Company:
,,IIGc,o no address .h9 @. "a, aei,,,'es %.
H..s ISL. i,sd .2s: ,o7 WFS9.s .sS
p.u p': y s?osa. ss ' sos e Fed *: l.
s lGG Il: Il R,s real ; s,,.is I, Len tSs
Receiver in bankruptcy.
HART TRANSPORTATION CORPORA
IIoN-JudIe julius MAYER appointed
e.,1sr Nth Il 600 % Son MA ,o+ the Sss
transportation Corporation. a White
hall street.
Judgments.
MASHATTAS.
Tho following judgments wer. h;ed yes
,srdsy. February 3: the hrs: name being
that o; tho debtor:
And!ron Club - Anheussr Busch
A K. cloak Co. liaic;...i. s'
Rubin ...,........'........ llsO.7l
Baron. Rose--H. COIN. .,....... 1900. 90
Bernstein, char!es--H. Bernhard ,ooo
B:Smsn1nai, Arthy5-J; Dillon. i.s,:S
Blank. Theodore-M. II, Seixas, b17 co
sensuist, MOrdecsi - Ascaer o.
ssiuiei. samu.l-srpt;h 8 Der -
ss nsiH; Martin ND ii Levy. iyYSSssSc
Barclay Shepard G-Beekman
Paper Cara ............,, $50. 90
Burnside. Mary T.--B. ". Free
Burnsid n Mary tt Bron4yil,e ~
Garage o.,.........,.......,. as1 80
Comerma Co. Comerma.....,- 1873 9s
Cohen, Harry--M. Il. Goldschmid 1878
Creation Embroidery Co. -
Dashni. Leonard LII. Grell. 1873 10
De Allsurle, Edward-N. y. Te!e-
pishi. Geo H--w. D. sporbers al 80
perbosSy. Edward. Louis and
Issse tDenbosky Bros) s.
Abramovvitz ................,. 800 90
Empire Carrying corp.--U j.
Same. f. Clsry ................ 100 40
Bckstein. Mann. Fe!ds;ein ct al. 1850
Ereck, James and william Pap
pas-M, Finkelstein. ..,..,.... a15 So
Goldstein. jacob. II. Levy. 1880
Henderson, ChAs j., and o. Her
man Olsen-H Gettner........ 653 Il
Hurtig, ssis-Participators Hold
Harmse, Adolph H.-A. S.
Harmse; costs ....,........,.. 100 81
Holstein. Barnstt-M. Holstein;
International Macaroni Mfg. Co. '
--ralo American Flour Co,
J. r. building Co. Inc. and Jacob ~
R.ich--M z. Cumminss,.,... so..s4
Sane-W. Hauptman .,........ e24s5o
Kramer. HERMANN. J. Rosen-
Kohn, Jerome---I. Gibson ....... lssS,s5
, Hurts. Edw. 2--L. n Dsviss.>s kSIs.oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.
fESS Business Property
Real ESTATE
CHAs. r. MOVES co.
Real estate
% william ST. Tel. John coma
SUBURBAN HOMES NAMED

wANTED--At Kew. Forest His o.
Spuyten puyNll. to rent or purchase, strictly
modern houso, ave bedrooms. hot water
heating System. garage, occupancy about
April fifteenth state full particulars with
telephone number MANLY. ESQ Weet Stth
Street Ci-cis 5aT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

AKHIN ED FRON NEW 1UHh
ss winifredian at Liverpool.
SIS Sewalls Point, Al Brest.
Sc Walter ID. Muneon, ~ Nantes.
Sc CamaSuey, at Bordeaux.
Sc Niels Nielsen. AT Gibraltar.
IS Toronto, at Hull.
IS Belglc, at Liverpool.
SIS Neuw Amsterdam, OF Dover.
Sc Bergensfjord. al Christians.
IS NuIrano, at Genoa.
Sc Narvik. al Rio Janetro.
Be Franc 81 o. from
Sc Baygowan. at Havre.
IS FL Mundo. at Galveston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
lost. roUNp AND REWARDS,

LosT--Dos. reward; Red Irish Terrier
RANls % East s2nd g.
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TRANsPACIFIc NAILS.
BY MIRpIKAs

White star liner Cedric. from Brest. S57
miles east of sandy Hook At noon yesterday,
will dock at $40 A. N. to-day.
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FLORIDA.
INSTRrrTION.
HELP WANTFD--MAIE

Auto -"NuH. Largest ana h,.t school, IN
Nt- SIDE = send ru. HopSle' ARD .
N. -, \. to- Iu p, I'',gAouu Oil.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP LINES-ror ell
points South. Old Dominion. Savannah,
Southern Pacific 8, 8. Lines. For passenger
information apply to Consolidated Railway
ticket offices or CompanisS ofhces
WHITE STAR LINE TO EUROPE.
Offce. Broadway, New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04

m. FIRST name II that Of the Doctor; the
second that OF the creditor ard date when
judgment was flied: