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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

COLUMBIA ST, IL. all-Cath T Preston
and auo TO Max steindler, 2II stanton
y, 10 yrs from July !. 1919; address, dds
aRASD ST. s5s. siii.Morri, ana Nichf
Friedmsn to Cha. DOrGtsid and 1SoG Nathan thar
LE 3 i; ~. 7ss, ana 5.TSs
sy, liz yrs from June i, 1920 IS. 900
ilTH ST, s. 100 LIST av. l75Iao6.s to
$. l2th st, part, "a ao part to erect sly
ST Patrieks Cathedral to f Garage
co, l47 4th sv. 10 Yrs from Feb IL 1919;
G Tg2.SR.n rGms s Maiden S'y 200
10TH Az, 4ol. q " c 33th q, str and front
e 72d st, and ano, yrs from APRIL .ppnn
,sp ST. Sss-S.s W, sd Iott-5iO Realty
Corpn to Max MeyerEon, $40 Manhattan
AZ. i ~ YRS ESQ fFS% Aug 10 1919 q, 300 go
BROADWAY. asIs lcor str and part b
in the BriareiLtf' SeG w ie2d s9Twin,
/. lsis, 2 yrs renew at $4,000. address;
oREEN@fScfH at. ss7 ,,ssii. North M TioGs
ct. 90. all--wm S LIVINGSTON TO Coast:
wise Warehouses. 6sa Wsshington at
$1,000; atty, A E Gntsssii. s. PaSs
w hSE 81 sso'ss $1,000 sI and n.oGp
brock. 20S Park pi BRlyn 5 yrs from
MAY I. 1918; address, Jas Rowland, 90
Bronx.
IssrH ST. 1850 4: ALVIN T whitney
TO Abr Goldberg, SCI W l54th st. yrs
ft.0m July / 1918 atty Goldberg s sSS
ps sesH S XIV cor isc,e 81. par, E stS
Schultz Realty 60 TO Loft, Inc. from
Sap. !. 1873, 70 Sept 80, i'ss; S,tyss
pf SssF ST SO g ana E ssS slosse HSS
ing Co 10 Bernard Krause, 27Sl Sth av,
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

RIvINGToS ST. 100, mtg .1.5oo-Anna
Weber TO Ignatz schuster and IEnAtE
lses; atty, Louis Is Boudin, Is PARK
Row; assns each: ,cc,,o .,;...;,,,.,,,i
y Jones TO Kaufman Shlivek, 207 w
slst al; atty Max shlivek. s6 william
ID Nv, isss-Edw B:rment iru. to Emil
grant Indust Saw Bank; atty, Nc
Guire. 81 Chambers st..,........,tl4,0 900
12lsT ST. ~ E--Aug schacht to Herman
zimmerman, f62 Seneca av, Brooklyn;
s5TH ST, 3I6 E-Kstie Halk to Charles
Hoenninger. sac 3D. av; atty, c Hoen
ringer. Beekman st..,.,,,...,Sl0. OO0
Greenwich Saw Bank, 2ls 9Th av; attys
Middlebrook a b. s6 Cedar ST.. $4,000
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BUYS s2sO,OOO HOUSE.

Sale of the six story American base
ment residence at II East Nlnetieth
street erected by Mrs r. L. Fowler in
1915. Was announced yesterday by WILL
lam B. May & Co. The house on
a plot 2s.1x10S, is at the easterly end of
the block containing the Carnegie man.
sion and gardens, and had been sid by
Mrs Fowler, the brokers report. at $780,
600. 1t adjo.ns the residence at No. 10,
bought by Pliny Fisk last February.
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OFFICERS:
RECEIVER FOR BROKERS.
A frRirn of +. q. Roberts & Co. OF
Boston Being Investigated.

BOSTON. July 24.-The stock broker
age firm of F. G. Roberts & Co, which
has Offices in several New England
cities, was placed in the hands of re-
ceivers to-day. Atherton n. Hunt,
Robert Gallagher and Leon r. Eyges
were appointed receivers under bonds of
$4,000 each. Creditors present at the
hearing on the receivership were said to
represent claims aggregating 100000.
John w. Cswley, principal member OF
the firm. who Is in hospital, made an
assignment for the benent OF creditors
several days ago
District Attorney Pelletier began an
investigation of the affairs Of +. G.
Roberts & Co. to-day after receipt Of
complaints from customers, some of
whom were said to be women, who had
all their funds invested with Che firm.
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THE cARROLToN Is REsoLD.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany. Inc. has resold TO George Thomp-
son of weehswken, N. J., the Carrolton.
six story elevator apartment house
with stores, at the northwest corner Of
broadway and 16Sth street. The prop
erty was held at $3.50, 900, and was sold
for cash. The house shows an annual
return OF about $4,000. There are two
additional elevators being installed to
the subway station at this point. The
selling company acquired the property a
few weeks ago. 1t has frontage Of
20 feet on Broadway and $50 feet on
6Sth street. Vs.
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Bronx.
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

WASHINGTON so W. sO--Lswyers Title 4
Trust Co sgt Anaclsto Sermolino ct nj
foreclosure OF mortgase): Attys. Lsch-
lssD ST. n = PTS nth sv, lSx74ll--
sopsIe ,fo- SsSssn at IOhn w Springer
EAST HOUSTON ST. lss, and Ist ct, 81
John ossman ast Emma Meven ct al
.s9rti M95-sr etty' @ g GrainSer o..
Ast 1renet NJ Joeckel ct al (partition):
atty. G V orainger.
1&2D ST. ., st6 W 9Th av. 6eNss,li; I42d
st, = e. Seb W 9Th aV bOxss.ll, and l+2d
At, =. as W 6th av, ie7x5Stx irres-
Clarence II Kelsey, admr agt Thompson
Bros ct al foreclosure OF three mort
Easesl atty, II Swain.
Clarence II Kelsey, edmr agt Thompson
Bros at al foreclosure OF mortsase) !;
isT ct 81 E-susan New Hempenway agt
Abraham Neuman ct al foreclosure OF
mortgsGe)' attys. Everett. Clariss
Benedict.
LOTS 81 30 IS incl, map IS tots belonging
TO the Grlswold estate-Friederlke Marz
Agt Alexander Them ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage; Attys. Holm, whitlOck 4
BRYANT Az. W 8, 24oi 9 Garrison sv,
15Nl0O: also, Bryant av, =. ana =
Garrison av, i5s loo-,isdoT 9o!denbers
zinc performance of contract; atty. d
GeiEer.
HOE Az, VS. ass ls5th st. .5Ili6-Her-
Co ct al foreclosure Of mortsase),
attys. Marks Marks.
HOE AV, W a. $40 s l65th st, Abxl26-Her-
man Heidelberg agt Fox square Bldg Co
ct al foreclosure o. mortgage; ettys
Marks & Marks
BENEDICT Az. $. 200 W Pugsley sv.
lOOxl60-Mary Jepson egt Samuel w
Culver tspecinc performance OF con-
tract) atty, 4 Bell
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LEwIsOHNs SELL ALEXANDRIA.

c. J. Elgar & Sol Fineberg sold to
client for the estate of Leonard
Lewisohn .21s and 220 West Twenty
first street. seven story elevator apart
ment house known as the Alhambra, on
plot 4Sx100. The property contains four
apartments on a floor, renting for about
$4,000 a year, and was held at $780,
600. The Lewisohn estate sold last
week. through the same brokers, the
Ferncliff, at the northwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and l2oth street. to
James H. CruikshanR.
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BUYS WHITE PLAINS ESTATE.

Anthony ]. Drexel- Biddle. Jr., has
purchased through Fish & Marvin the
n. X. Williams place between White
Plains and Rye, comprising twelve and
half acres on the corner OF North
street and Rosedale avenue. The prop
erty includes stone and frame house
containing eight rooms and six baths
garage. stable. chicken houses, kennels
lodge, etc. II is one OF tho most at
tractive places in that section and was
held at $4,000.
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MANY LEASES BY UNITED co.

Albert Wise, manager iof the renting
department of the United Cigar Stores
Company. announces that the United
closed elghty-seYen leases during the
last three weeAm. In the past week
twenty-seven leases were closed. twelve
OF which were In Greater New York. as
follows: Store. Ninety-sixth street and
Broadway: store, Lexington avenue and
10sd street entire building, Thirty
fourth street and Eighth avenue room
10. 1861 Broadway; room 400, 1881
Broadway; apartments l and 2, Sl3
Seventh avenue; store, Eighth avenue
and l25th street; store. Broadway and
Graham avenue. Brooklyn; room g.,
John and Nassau streets; store Sll,
Seventh avenue, and store. $50 willis
avenue.
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DYcKMAN APARTMENTS SOLD.

Samuel Behrman, who built a number
OF apartment houses on Washington
Heights and in The Bronx, bought from
the William F. Kenny Company the row
Of six houses at Post avenue ana 204th
street in the Dyckman section. Five Of
the houses are 40x105 each. containing
four apartments on a floor, and the cor
ner house Is 5Oxl05, with six apartments
on floor. The six houses rent for a
total OF over 100000 per annum, and
were held at 100000 Maurice 1. Strun-
sky was tho broker in the transaction.
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FORM GUARANTY POST lo4,
Omcers and Employees of Trust
Company OrEa nixe.

Guaranty Post. No. 104, American
Legion. has been organized by officers
and employees OF the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. who have re-
turned from service with the army and
navy. More than 500 members OF the
company's star were in the service.
Lieut. Col. Grayson Mp. Murphy,
senior vice-preeident OF the company.
who was head OF the American Red
Cross In Europe during the early part OF
the war and who later served az a stan
officer Of the Rainbow Division. was
elected honorary president Of the post
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REALTY FIRM CHANGES NAME.
Death of Douglas Robinson Makes
1t Brown, wheeIock Co.

The firm name of the Douglas Robin
son, Charles s. Brown Company has
been changed to the Brown, Wheelock
Company. Inc. The change is made In
consequence of the death OF Douglas
Robinson. through an agreement made
In 1904. when the firm was formed, that
his name should be discontinued In the
corporate title after his death. The
change is in the title only. as the bust
ness will be carried on as formerly by
those connected with the concern.
The officers of the company are ::
Charles s, Brown, chairman Of the
board William H. Wheelock president |;
Arthur w. Francis. vice. president; Will
lam r. Buchanan. vice. president; Simon
Newman, vice-president: c. p. Donnelly.
Jr.. treasurer and secretary, and Charles
8. Carson. assistant treasurer. The
company's main Office is at Il Wall street,
and IL has branches at 10 East Forty
fifth street and l02 First street
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Treasury Tax Certificates.

Tho Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York, az fiscal agent OF the United
States, calls attention to the fact that
the issue OF treasury tax certificates OF
Indebtedness, series T s. dated and bear
ing interest from July Is. 1919. and due
on March Is, 1920, is still open. Tho
certificates are acceptable at their ma
turity in payment OF income and profits
taxes The amount of subscriptions to
series IT s, reported In the Second Fed
eral Reserve District, as OF July %. 1919.
exceeds ssl,00o.00o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-25
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

H Goldschmidt sold for the Adams
Realty Company a plot of lots on Bur-
ton avenue, Woodmere, for immediate
Improvement.
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
NJ. A Drlscoll the two and a half story
dwelling at 1853 Hollywood avenue. Far
Rockaway, on a plot 75xloo. to a client
for investment.
z. Margolies purchased from @. s.
johnson a plot, s4x57. south side OF ia
maica avenue, Richmond Hill
The McCreary Estate, Inc, purchased
from NJ. c. Haaren, s7x1o0. south side
OF Chestnut street, west OF Flushing
place, Flushing.
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Ti-7s FRONT sTnGET SOLD.

The Markham Realty Company, Clar-
ence W. Eckhardt president, has sold TO
a client OF Clarence Sparks II and rs
Front street, a five story building. on
plot ss.4x55. adjoining the southeast
corner OF Old Slip. The building was
recently thoroughly renovated, and the
buyers will occupy part of it for their
business
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat IA vEsEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
Attn ST. 64 W. s .. $50 14th av, 26x
1904, s sty tint and strs-W Meyers
ct a., gdns. agt Iona Gehringer ct al I;
Il ID Marcellis, atty; due, ti732oSs
taxes, &c., ssfe7o: to Edward W Berger
10Th ST. 81. w.ss. So Q Riv.r.id.
Drive. t6xlo0.ll. 8 sty and bsmt dwlE-
David Zipkin agt p A Hull ct al; Arm
stein & l. ettys; due, Sa.240.sS; taxes
&C, N.sso.s5; adjourned TO Aug IL
BY Samuel Marks
9TH ST, bi2 W, 8 =, 275 e 18th av, ask
1909, sty int and strs-M Dyer
ct al, gdns. agt Lena Gehringer ct al [;
L Marcellis, atty; due, sl7.2sS65:
taxes, &C. ts2l.1o: to Edward W Berger
for sl4,25o.
BY Joseph p. Day.
st. ss,iSisO,s, sty dwis%p 5 veI,ch Sst
W Del Claudio ct al; Darlington & p.
s5sys dq ts s ss;t's taxes &C. ''O ad
latTH ST, SgS Il, .. 225 Brook av. a5x
100, ? ETY. dwls-E NJ DUR agt NJ E
Kelly ct al; Meier n V, attys; due, 81, =
no.is: taxes, &C, sSis.sa; to the plaintiff
for 5000,
BY Ia J. Phillips
HUGHES AV. 8. 200 n lsSth at, SoxsTs
NAcant-Melissa Mead agt Chas shapiro
ct al; II Bradbury, atty; due, sS2S2.62
taxes, &C, 32272O; to the plaintiff for
5000.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
with name ana address OF lenders al
torneyb

TWIN name ana address OF lenders at
torney.b
Manhattan.
ls2D ST. b6s W-Hannah Theobald TO
Jacob 3 Simons. 9S5 f 1854 St June IL
1905; atty. Milton Mayer. 50 William
81 ........ ,....... ............s2, S75
LEXINGTON Az, s. 6l.6 ssth st 26x
s5-James and Arabella L Noble ct al
TO Charles NJ. Camp, ax- will Ellen 2
Kellogg, late OF Starlight. n J. June "a
1897: attys. Noble a Camp, Wall
MONROE ST. ls-Ernest and Annie Till.
mann to OLA z Schlan, ZIG F. 1884 st.
June 20. 1917: attys, Burger Burger.
9TH ST. 62t E-Samuel ! Roth ~ Samuel
simon, July -. 1911, atty. Jacob NJ
18TH ST ala E-Madeline NJ I.arses 70
Adam Treu, Oct 20 1907; atty, A Treu,
20S W 12lst st................'. ,a 300
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ceip ase 500 stead 'u'F sut ,ssETo =
heavy, .:2S5a 2s.lO; medium weights,
sS :, ss S p s;iSssi ssS. sS,
CattlsSReceipts 5000, steady. Heavy
1875; medium and 5000. lSi5alSbO;
and choice; i!t$5sIiiO eSmmOn and
heifsrs, s.s6aiI COWS ,ssSSissS; can
ners and cutters, 1915 a $50; veal calves,
i ,Gs ana hang "a we;Fm' 5ISSiass
sh.sp-Receipts. 1000; steady. Lambs
i,7S: yssrlins wethers, is.i5SIa7S. ewes.
ib,SOd9,50; ewes culls and common, s3a
.: breeding ewes. t18l7, feeder lambs,
tS3l525.
5000; estimated tomorrow, 5000 mostly
steady with yesterdays best time. Top,
, ri, ss.yy Yslghs s:i'5g2,'C; me
packins so%s .m sa .siSaass&b: R pseE
Ing sows, rough. t2e2SG2liO; pigs. tso8
Csttle---Rscsipts. 1000 estimated to-
morrow. 1000; unsettled, Beef steers me.
sl6.s5qlSso, medium and good. sla,6o9
III light weight, good and choice, tltTL
al7 10, common and medium 1850
lA75 butcher cattle, heifers, t7.25al4 so;
COWS, 37269lS5o, Gamers and cutters.
I5.7597.s; veal calves, light and mandy
weight, N76ls25; feeder steers. $3.50
l3Tb stooker steers, &7dll2b, Western
range. steers tll.boQls..S COWS and
heifers, {s50dl27S
Sheep-Recelpts, $4,000: estimated to
morrow, l&o0oi unsettled. Lambs, 81 lbs
down til150l7.+o culls and common.
S9f59lt: yearlinE wethers. tlo.b0dlg7b;
ewes, medium, good TO choice. t7.25as50;
culls and common. 500
PITrsBURG, July 24-Cattle sieady;
supply light, Prime, Slb.25dlG
Sheep STEADY: supply light. Prime weth-
ers, ti0.bo9ll: culs and common, tSab.
lambs. I'll 1880; veal calves, tls6OGls
Hogs slow; supply 10 double decks
Prime heavies, t22.6Oa2P.76 mediums and
heavy Workers, t2s.5042ST5; light York
ers and pigs. f?2 75qes2S roughs. SIS
CINCINNATI, July 2I--Hoss-ReeeIpts
5000; higher; packers and butchers S2S so.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; steady. Calves
higher, s71l7So.
sheep-Steady; lambs steady.
EAST BUFFALO, July 2&-cattle-Re-
eeipts 700. steady.
caives--Receipts. 25o; 6Oc. higher: 500
1880.
Hogs-Reccipts. 500; ioc. higher Heavy
mixed. 32Is5; Workers, t94d24s5; light
Yorkers and pigs. 1850; roushs, &2l5OS
2l.1S stays sl2dlG
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 200: sheen
steady; lambs slow. Lambs I2GiT;
others unchanged.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. COS and sos w-samuel
Dsutsch sst ilSth st Corp ct al, March
III, is1s ;:n' N; tissse
Co ngt John w condit ct al, July 20.
1913 .....................
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Paris BOurse Trading.

PAHs, July 2+-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent. rent.s
were quoted at 81 francs ~ centimes
exchange on London at 81 francs 40
centimes and the ) per cent. loan at 50
francs ~ centimes. The dollar vas
qIoted at francs sh centimes to 7
francs IAN centimeA
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST. 81 w-Joseph Ason agt Esther
Cireenberg and estate of Henry VI Green
berg. owners; Mrs Henry NJ Greenberg
18th ST. l2s E-Samuel Fassler Agt Leon
schinasi, owner: A Schiavioni
GREENWICH ST. az to 47s-Dora Isecks
agt Samuel weill, owner: Monroe NJ
Golding. Inc. contra ctor. ............tt $40
Bronx
PALISADE AN. cor land belonging TO
estate OF Isaac @ johnson, l05x262x
trreg-A ! Buchanan Co agt Eurana
De BObula- owner and contra actor. $500
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LOT 90, amended map Bronxwood Park,
ct ai--Anna Kehoe to Katie B o'Don-
nell. sol e 2otth St July 70; atty, ID
Quinn, 277 Broadway. ........ sloo
Geo F Grant TO sarah NJ Bernstein, 1ls
"a; atty, Sam Bernstein. ItS Bway. 800
ios.7Ekdeiine 4, wife o. sarni SAYS. to
Sarah NJ Bernstein, ia Cathedral Park.
way, mtg tes,seo, April i; atty, Saml
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss.
: OO--6ll W 2sth at unknown slight
l. NJ
l2;SO-2i9 W 43d st: New York
INES go. --......, ..,... Unknown
S'lo-S-7 w. 9TH st; Charles
Charney ..-..-..,. ....... TrininG
.50-tlb Claremont Parkway The
Bronx. Abraham Barkowitz. TrtninH
5io0-2l4 w, 6Sth st; J. y Ank-
coin TrininR
7,SO-Foot OF W. goth 81 North
River; steamer Cedric: white
Star Line .................U nknown
loA6-l55O st, Nicholas ave Louis
Hubenstroh ................T rininK
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT,

FURNISHED Bungalow for rent for two
months. For particulars a dress A. NJ Grant,
| II Van Buren, st. Baldwin Harbor. L. l.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts, sa5 head; mainly
consigned direct to siaughterers No trad
ing on live weight; feeling unchanged.
ID. for ordinary to prime native sides.
CALNES-Receipts. 1870 head; 1850 on
sale. Market steady: prime veals tribe
nrm Common to prime vsels sold At SIC
2l per 100 lbs; culls. sl2dl5: eestern
calves, sil.6 y; skim milk calves. slld
II; fed calves, 1ls; common to fair grass.
ers. 5000 Several ears of Westerns had
eSSis. do: Sac; country y'' dressed re-. do',
sales-Kerns Commission Co: IOl yeals,
l6o lbs. average, &2l; 81, los. t2o.Soi II
sSllS lso 90 fed calves: sSa; ga;
49, $3.50. s. judd { Co: 81 veaIs, iss,
rs; e ls5; W is skim milk calves 81 c.,I ~
Sanders; 50 Western calves. 3is. ni;5o'
io.' SIS. robin & shannon; Is virginia
Houssman m? q Virginia veals' 175 SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. $50
lambs more active and arm TO 35c. higher,
common and medium do slow and gener-
ally Lover The pens snsn w .sS not s;sssed
per 100 lbs Culls, S5d6; common to prime
lambs, Nsal7.25; culls. Sloall, Dressed
mutton steady at lga zoe, per ID; dressed
ssl,s--Tob!n s shannon: 2os Kentucky
lambs = lbs average, .l72S; sn. s.;
Virginia, 60 sc 50: ?tI IS, 81; III. 81,
$3.50; sheep, li5, 50: rs. l0s, $50; IS.
IS, So, so. Kerns Commission Co: 2s6 VII
sinia lambs TO, 1850; 2ls, 90. SIS; 1873
IS, 3l6.26; 24e ohio, 81, tl2.75 24s, 62. sl?;
sheep, ITO. $3.50; :. 1875, IS; :, ~. .7.5O;
culls. IS, s., Newton Co. els Penn
sylvAnia lambs. 60, us; lo7 Tennesree, 70.
ilA5O; SO State, sS. ;l+: 20 culIs, II, 40:
"a sheep. lls $3.50; ), l24, IS; 3. eS, s.. so;
s, loS, q eglls, 1S5, 90 J. shamSers 3
sheep, 100. $3.50. Myers q Houseman: IS!
virsinis lambs 81, slS,5O; 81 West Eir-
81. s. Judd Co: III Virginia lambs,
81. us 50: cuils, 81. $40; 20 sheep, IS,
IS; 7. 81, 81.
HoGs-Receipts, 2.s2O head one car on
sale. Market STEADY at s2s92s.5o per 100
lbs; roughs t20,25.
Sales-Rerns Commission Co, 81 State
hogs, l6s lbs. average. $3.50; 3 Pennsyl-
rania. 10, $3.50. ~ roughs. esl, s2o.25.
5, Judd q Co: 20 state hogs. ls7. 1880.
Tobin q Shannon: state hogs, 963. t23 30 +:
20 Virgins. 40. ;2s2s: 8 roughs, 500
.2O25.
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
Csouth of Fourteenth street)
STANTON ST, i5t, n 9, 25xs7. p m, July
23-Meier Padlve and Helen Sternberg
to Morris Rosenbaum, 6ot Z SD st,
] yr, SO; atty, julius Rosansky, II
18TH ST, s, sSs W Az A, 176x20s.e 10
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Evening star., 1919-04-15
Receptions Of D. A. Rs.

One of the largest and most inter-
esting entertainments in honor OF
the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, who are meet
ing here this week, is the re-
ception which Is being held this after
noon by the American Woman Suf-
frage Association at it's headquarters
on Rhode Island avenue.
In the receiving line will be Mrs
Newton D. Baker, Mrs. A Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson
Mrs. Franklin Knight Lane, Mrs
David Franklin Houston and Miss
Agnes Hart Wilson. Mrs Louis Brown
low. wife Of the Commissioner of
the District. will present the guests
to the receiving line.
Mrs. John NJ. Shafroth has charge
of the tea table. which will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. Joseph E. Rams
dell, Mrs. William H. King, Mrs
Howard Sutherland. Mrs John F.,
Nugent, Mrs. Thetus Sims, Mrs. John
D: Baker, Mrs. Edward Keating
Mrs. Cato Sells, Mrs. Edward p
Costigan, Mrs. Jaime c. de Veyra
and Mrs. William c. Harllee. The
Evening star., 1919-04-15

Beatrice Fairfax, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax and
Lieut.. Theodore +. Chandler. u. S. ~.
which will take place April 2S at 4
O'Clock, are fast nearing completion.
The ceremony will be performed at
the brides home and a reception will
follow at Rauscher's. Miss Elliott
Peckham. daughter Of Mrs. Leonard
Imboden, will be the maid Of honor
Evening star., 1919-04-15

Meade Bolton MacBryde. are visit
ing in the city and are at the
Cairo. Mr.. MacBryde has issued in
vitations for reception in their
honor Monday, April 81.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman has returned
from Atlantic City.
Lieut.. Philip c. Kaufman is here
for a twoweek stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaufman at their residence on
New Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1919-04-15

and the bridesmaids include Miss
Enid Sims, Miss Margaret HARDING.
Miss Francis Hampson and Miss
Rosalie Waters. cousin OF the bride.
Lieut.. Chandler IL now on his way
home after years service in the
war zone. number of entertain
ments will be arranged in honor OF
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assistants will be members of the
Junior Suffrage League and other
young women. including Miss Rosalie
Waters, Mrs. Robert Cummings. Miss
Celeste Childs. Miss Nancy Williams,
Miss Hope Whitford, Miss Kather-
Inc Bowie, Mrs. Robert Hudgens and
Mrs. John Green.
Plans for the wedding of Miss
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Continued on Ninth Page.
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