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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FREEMAN STREET-Fishsr a nd Irving
l. Levine bought from Dr. John
Riegeiman for cash the. southwest
corner OF Freeman street and Hoe
avenue, five story apartment house
With stores. James J. Donovan, Inc,
were the brokers' AIessrs. Elsman.
Lee. Corn and Levine represented the
purchasers.
BAILEY AVENUE-Richard Dickson
sold for Pauline Albertis Comfort.
1880 Bailey avenue. two family
dwelling. 21xl0O.5S, TO Calm & Pits-
man
DE Voc TERRACE-B. II. welsker
sold for the Guarantee Mortgage
Company TO ]. Accles for occupancy.
the two story dwelling, 17xSO, at PAYS
De Voc Terrace.
LINTON AVENuE-Nicholas LEOPARD
resold for Mrs. q. w Moessner the
three story house at $50 linton ave-
nue. TO J. Bessinger.
BRYANT AVENUE-Nicholas Iopard
sold for Mrs Rose LEOPARD the four
story house at l54s Bryant avenue to
John Cirincion.
EAST 17STH STREET-Albert D.
Phelps and Charles J. Brady sold for
Lydia Bates Paterson the two four
story apartments, l00xl00. at 2S4 and
236 East l7Sth street. 10 Emanuel
Kanarvogel.
HOE AVENUE-Joseph Bergman sold
for L. Neuman 1892 Hoe avenue, a
two family house. 25x10O.
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Edmund Wright Honored.

Edmund Wright. credit man. who was
associated with Frederick Victor &
Arhelis IN this city Cor twentv-nine
years and who severed his connection
with that firm last week to engage in
business % principal. was the guest Of
honor at n dinner given in the Hotel
BiItnore Saturday night, which was at
tended by about 400 persons. Joseph
Frankel. a close friend OF Mr. Wright.
was POSTMASTER. The speakers were
Abram I. Elkus. former Ambassador to
Turkey Supreme Court Justice Edward
Ltlzanskv. Dr.. |. Edwin Goldwa sser and
James y. Rosenberg.
As a lasting memento OF their friend
ship and esteem those who attended
presented 10 Mr.. Wright, through pr.
GoldwasFer, a handsome gold and plati-
mum watch.
Mr. Wright will be associated IN bust
ness with Arthur end Jacob G'usbeTR.
under the frm name OF Edmund Wright
Ginsberg Company. commission mer-
chants
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
Vita name and address Of lenders at
toTney.l

twitn name and address OF lenders at
torney.D
G2D ST, 5s5 wilma Behrluser 400
Brown st. Union, y !, TO storing ster-
ling. 400 1SGth at. Feb "a, 1915; atty,
Sterling Sterling, i20 T. 13Gth 81 81 900
l44TH ST, =, $50 9th av. 5OxsgIl-
Sarah Eydrnberg to Madeline jackson,
July l. 1903. atty, Abr Stern. 81 Nassau
LSTH sr, : E1sirnon weiss to Aired ,Iy u
Frsnkenthaler 203 W slst st, Fep IL,
1905; attys, Kurzman 4 y. 25 Broad
sd ST. 1874 W-Prudence, wife CHARLES
Fnvent. 20 Aug Run and ano. Ma s.
1905; attys & w Hutchins. WIN
SOUTH 81. 7O-Edw ) and Maggie r
Savage 10 Union County T,ank Of Rsh.
way. y j. Ian IS, 1897: attys windels g.
Holtzon, ~ Fine st.......,......sl5,0O 200
EDGECOMRE Az, II W l2tth 81, runs n
99.llX W 1882 TO Is st Nicholas av X =
" 10l.sK 1910 to beE-Treblig, n & &c,
60 10 Glenbrook co, Fob /. 1915; atty,
LAWYERS z 4 = ca. leo Bway, sS5, 900
NTH ST. l43 E--MsN Lubstkin 10 Emil
grant Indust Saw Bank. April %. 1904 4;
atty, Title Guar e. II Co, l76 Bway.s5, 900
sTH Az. 3st-Sse-Liliis Graham Field 10
Edw C Cammann, eXr. SC, Nov 2a, 1925
attys. Cadwalader. W * r. 20 wall
OF ~-s---s--~-~@~-~s SEQ 900
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Substitutes for victory Red.

Though some manufacturers OF blouses
still report heavy orders from certain
quarters for garments developed In Vic
tory Red the majority Of interests In the
trade here who feature brilliant colors
IN their lines believe that the vogue for
this shade has about run its course and
is due TO pass from popular favor along
with gold color. apple green. purple. rose
and tangerihe.
In seeking another color 10 replace the
victory shade. and at the same time sat =
isfv the demand for brightness In ma
terials. some prominent manufacturers
are experimenting with watermelon and
china red. As substitute ono blouse
maker Is using q new shade called
Toxic Red" which is widely at variance
with the victory color.
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rentals in the old dry goods district have
recovered TO approximately 65 per cent.
OF the high mark when the district was
fllled with prominent silk, woollen and
commission merchants.
Ames & Co. leased for Walsh &
Alfred the third floor of the business
building. $50 West Fiftieth street to the
Ilateless Engraving Company; for the
Terminal Realty Company to David
Lassman the third floor of the building
26 West Thirtyflrst street to Isaac Te-
vine the store at 125 West Twenty-sixth
street; the store at 127 West Twenty
ninth street to Schoenbrum & Rosen the
store at 1877 West Twenty ninth street
to NJ. & ]. Weiner; to the Thoroughbred
Dog Biscuit Company the first floor OF
GIG Sixth avenue.
Spear & Co. rented for Edward +.
Hayes the building at ga Sixth avenue
to the st. Regis Lunch Company.
Huberth & Huberth leased the store at
10 Central Park West together with
large basement and office space IN the
American Circle building, to the Racine
Rubber Company.
Frederick Fox & Co.. Inc. leased to
Southern Jobblng House the first loft and
to Phoenix LeSging Company the third
loft at EOS Greene street: TO Triple Nov
city Company the top loft at 400 Broad
way; to Agelaltis & Natikas the store at
oil Seventh avenue to Nathan Goldberg
the eleventh floor at $3.50 East Tenth
street: with l.. Tannenbaum, Strauss &
Co. TO Isldore Malskoff. the second loft
az 80 Washington place.
Samuel Gruber leased the two four
story store buildings, northwest corner
Of Sixth avenue and F'orty-frst street
from f. A. Morrison and the two four
story ore buildings at GAS and 64S
Sixth avenue from Anna Cosel for his
restaurant business.
Mrs. l. c. r. Dyckman, Edward
Corning, agent. leased to Anderson a
Williams the SIX story garage. 50xlo2.2.
at 2lS and 220 West Eighty-fourth
street, through Herbert Hecht & Co.
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sURROGATE.s NOTICES

HAKER. FRANCES E,~-In nnr-Ioncs -,
an order OF Honorable JOHN p, COHALAN,
Surrogate OF the County ot New York
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against FRANCES f.
BAKER, late OF the County OF New York,
deceased, TO present the sans with youch :
srs thereof TO the subscribers at their
place of transacting business at the otIlcs
Of their attorneys, Peck & Hancock, No.
20 Liberty Street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York, On or before tn q
24th day OF September neat. Dated New
York. tho 18th day OF March, 1919. FRAN
cpS LAKE TEACHER. FRANCIS Il
PHnANER, ENecutors PECK d HAN
COCK, Attorneys for Executors. 81 Liberty
street N. Y. city
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Mems Underwear Sizes
To Be Standardized

DLANS for the complete stand
ardization of sizes OF mems
athletic underwear probably
will be completed at a meeting OF
members Of the Nainsook Underwear
and Nightwear Manufacturers' AS
ISOLATION to be held in the Arkwright
Club in this city April s.
The project to standardize sizes is
being supported not only by domestic
1obbers but also by Canadian inter-
ests, more than 100 jobbers In Can
ada having written to the association
indorsing the movement. Garments
in accordance with the specific meas
urements adopted by the organization
will be exhibited.
Upon the adoption of standardized
sizes the full list OF measurements
Will be sent TO Jobbers and retailers
throughout the country.
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i
O'Clock In the afternoon before the
senate Committee on Conservation on the
e oit making Il lawful TO kin ono deer Of
enner sex other than fawns The bill
which elm mates the buck law from the
statute books. mas already been passed by
Jersey Trout seoeon Opens Tomorrow.
, ., TRENTON. y. J., March so.--Tuesdsy fs
Jsr.. opening or the trout season in New
April now means si.o the beginning OF the
,ong season. of outdoor rsereations. with
naming, hunting and camping In the Iced.
which his State offers him at small cost
form nq =. th0as sS;, Of .pcrs,msn thus have
n. .s aG Day OF on mS MSeES rfsl n0,jdsS
dansie a trout ny over tho rippies ana
Roois OF streams that are the habitat OF
me sns reeinoows, the browns and tho speokled
tain streams in a fow coGnties, trout ash
policy Of the State Fish and Game COM m:
u., ia sxsTy p S s and
Ing for recreation and nsh ior food.
,,, al streams are not suitable for trout,
ate trout nshins in many sections where
thrive. ' naive 0r0oS trout VIII not
49, A., result OF this programme tho
e npms1r q r. sfEeTs in Sew Jsr.sZ /, IN
season e. shown by the resident hunting
sS1i,. n'h ,IS Ne license return. during the
~ .ptedeossscrs in the o number Of eU new
disciples of Issak Walton created through
. ~, hs Opportunities the State Is Offering Tor
hikh class sport with rod and reel.
G uy ssd .s "a. I.ss sGn sn. , ssr
ana locked salmon Is the days limit for
Spring Song.
DIS mawn de byards war slnsin'
An &c crocust- war sprngin'
An Dc folks dey say dat wintah cum
Ar An. to.nish, de win am howlln'.
An. ershriekn' an ergrowiin
An 10 de lan's sake. honey, shst dat do!
JOHN WARREN HARPER.
Deep Sea Perrumery.
Young correspondent Seventeen Faith
nms' bewails the fact that he spen , two
nonrs In vain efforts TO remove the odor
OF ling from his clothing after a day at
the ughtship. and s!though his letter 10
short II is certainly to tho point.
IL an angler is SO rash as to hsh for ling
WIN ms Ead rags on why he must take
the odoriferous consequences; moreover
than this, he will add greatly to III. al
snord-unless 10 is a mlilionsire--to in
dnIse In deep sea perfun CRY. as tho hiSh cost
OF clothing will put fishing among the
tho strain.
Everything has been tried in the ATTEMPT
10 render clothing innocuous or immacu-
late--whichever you like-aftsr a seancs
With this Justly celebra ted Ash bu, up 70
date the pscatorial scientists have ali
failed.
SODA. turpentine. ma phi tina, soap, benztne--
no good-after you have scrubbed mi
your arms are ready to drop off II is sttIl
merit sticks closer than a brother.
| seeming the whole house. and is tho means
OF starting many family row and has
been ground for divorce actions before
now!
Those Of US who used 20 try to eliminate
the aroma Of our clothing quit long sro
and now we have unfortunately relapsed
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\ East Ispth ~ Pi,v co,r, 1874 s,.r.
spesre av, mtg $4,000 March ~: etty.
pEor b ass ME- c. Blk f' 5O h%ny
Fox estate. distant 2ao.s It n W 3 said Sk.
5 Rs. Hiaa. s1 i IS x. lG' Henderson Son
TSo. aa fIice i BTu JSn p I'i5 atty
S5s ssKis54GNoAAa IsS' a,sS1l AZ
schoengoid, 7sS Hewitt nj, mtg $1,000
a aSsSh sS' atty, Title Guar & T Co. ~, ias
viREo Az, 1854, a .. 25ixssao'eSii; iiio.sc
Geo Beiler to Oswald vogt. 500 III iSSd
at, mtg 5000, March s; atty. Title Guar
10TH ST, I5i u, g q, 2Sxi0o-John Berto
to Marie 8erto. I5t r ie9th st. March
DR Is; ATTY, Marie BeriO. 400 issth s,;'loO
1o2.ll-Bankers Trust Co (trusJ to
Laura Il Walker, bSs W i7eth at. mtg
1890, March 81: atty. Title Guar +
Co. 1ie Bway ....,...........s3,oo 900
leonard Veil I55 W 1854 "s a. mtS &c
$500, March rs; same s,;y'.,.::.::;s 81
american ssri, 100 ran. s' tn n,oSI
ttionsl Rlty corpn. $50 Prospect az. mtr
ARTHuR AV 81. goa ION a. ,'Ei isSx
l lSss siut5ky to ReSeecs slutTky;
-4i,ossn AZ Wwsv' ''e'e" - IVY ~
Ex1EXAN DEr AZ oot,' w'..'i;s'sx;o..iico,,'t.
20 IAN baren to Isabel Y van Ds v sss
49, nri,a W. s.ou' sIaSn -"
., 49, '1ouiS y van Dare'' 81 ~
csS>.n>.' M -. '''.,-'.'. '*e;VVo
iocM.6,ir r. 49, Tss'h 81. ts'sA
w." Cyl, heaI Estate 90 OF \ 70
S. us' Nsrs'ens Go2 w sd a. mtg
reo .o' aVS' Lawyers I II
=, T,,, ~ 1Nay '.,,.s 80. ...'......;'. "
Dc nSA " Az go2 ~. lIsth ST.
oV'Ast-isear MY SoTpn to south Jer-
ssy Land Co. go Bway, mtg $4,000;
March u; attyB Kramer il. ?:o
Swsy go, -. .......:::.::...... 800
siM s0N 81, sSo-S, =: lbOxtOI. 6-Dum-
nra hlty 20 TO u II a NJ Rlty Co. 200
Mnshington av. mtg 81, 600. March q:
etty; Man Siiverstein. 3os Bway. 500
PROSPECT Az. 1919 W 5. 6ox79u--Hest
Farms CONSTR Co to East l6sth At Rlty
Gorpn. 40 Bway, March 20: atty. j
Meser, 2l7 Bway.. .s...........,..$l
eLEAso AN, IS, rs div line lots 29S
and :so. map Unionport runs q 100 4
SOY look W 25-Louis o Van Daren
70 Isabel Van Daren, mtg $1,000.
March 49, atty. Louis Van Daren. 81
- Nassau e. $1,000
SHAKESPEARE Az, 1871, II Q. at e .
Boscobei av, lSs.sx irres-Moiex R!ty
Ccrpn and ano TO Arthur d Calm, IS:
l2sd at mtg $4,000. March is; atty.
Lese, IS Nassau st.............3lO0
SAME CONGRATULATIONS u Calm TO
Harris Rather, 1918 Crotona Park f,
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANoLERs i

into a state OF sartorisI degradation that
must rn. be u ,me lied 70 b. believed .,
a little respect for the noses of others 10
70 change their clothes when nshing for
again when the day is done.
Incidentally I may remark that here 10
another instance of the great Interest,"
aroused b. the ling 1t sesms that this
FISH for some occult reason has the power
to start more discussions than all tho
others put togsther.
may be that as the vogue in perfumes
changes we may sec on the counter In tho
drug store bottles labelled Perfume de
Ling" for the ladies' are inscrutabie.
In the meantime let Seventeen Fathoms'
desst from his frultiess efrorts--it ~ a
work Of supsreroEstion. or something Ike
thai: in plain English, 1t cawn't be done!
Either have two suits OF clothing or else
Join the bunch who don't care a rap
whether they are human Barren Isis nds or
New York. March 20.
Mlran,ichi On.r, World Of New IAf..
I. salmon dshins. crisis and salmon
weighing all IN. way from nys 70 forty
battle royal befor. they are landed '
plentiful, Will. striped sas. and cod ear
Susntiti., that little spOr. i. offered IN
'h To-. a sss tlr.d business. man tn, as,r.-
m lchi offers world OF new life far away
n rG the to d.sSS ,ssr : s:r The c1y
and moose calling to their mates, with
an occasional bark from for.
Newcastle. n. b, Canada. M.rA II
Oregon Has Bfx Game.
As Cor the large game, we have <Ne
black tail deer, the black and brown bsar.
cougar ana bobcats In the foothills on
either side of the valley. The majority
OF tho hunters who 60 after deer corns
out with the limit which 70 two buck
deer with horns. 3. ID.
Salem. Ore. March "a.
Wild Hogs Make Deiieiotp Rorst
few miles from Douglas wild hoSs, or
yavelinas, can still be found ocos sionsily
In tho hills twenty or thirty miles eest,
In the SHELTON canyon and Guadalupe
CANYON country, they still plentiful
they make q delicious roast. n. A. L.
Douglas, Arz., March 10.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

SIS REWARD-Lost Saturday, March 80,
IN lobby OF Hotel Martha Washington he
tween $50 and i. NJ, lady'- leather
handbag containing money and hls ok
euameled watch with sapphire chain: cards
OF the owner IN bag. Return to WM. Z.
MERRITT, Manager. No questions asked.
500 REWARD and no questions asked,
ladys black leather covered Bosswo 4
suit case, mohair black slip cover, snaps
on left, IN tANicab, Grand Central Ter
minal. $40 L. NJ. Friday. March rs. Re
turn 10 Head Porter WRldorf-Astoria Hotel.
receive reward.
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orHE RsALEs IN MANHATTAN

THIRD AVENUE-L Covert sold for
James Cruikshank the 1--WE story fat
at 1853 Third avenue to Annie Josefs-
thai.
SEVENTEENTH STREET-Sarah Nc
Kenna sold tho three story dwelling
1t 217 West Seventeenth street. lT.ey
regular, to a local builder and con-
tractor. who VIII alter 1t for his bust
ness occupancy. r. p. O'Reilly was
tho broker This IS the first change
Of ownership IN he property for
thirty years,
WEST THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kutner. buyer OF 1874 West Third
street, through 20 22 Minetta lane,
three story buildings, c5xl5O, resol /
the property TO Ely Beruays. The site
will be reimproved.
EAST THIRTY-sINTH STREET
Frederick Fox & Co. resod for Ed
ward Raymond to Haviland a. Co
IL East Thirty-sxth street, FIVE
story business building, 25x1OO. ac-
CURED by the seller yesterday. The
new owner now controls three build
ings adjoining its eleven story home
az IL. and probably will erect tall
building on the combined cite
WEST SEVENrY-SEVENTH STREET
-Pease & Gilman sold for the estate
OF Olga Brussell, 145 West Seventy
seventh street three story dwelling,
lSxlOO. TO a buyer for occupancy.
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With view to ascertaining from
manufacturers OF silk and cotton goods
In various sections just what materials
they contemplate producing for the fall
and winter seasons the United Waist
League OF America Is sending question:
naires 10 them to-day. This information
after 1t has been compiled will be for
wardel TO waist makers in all parts OF
the country. thus enabling them 10 pre-
pare for their purchasing activities for
those seasons.
In compiling data OF this nature the
league Is undertaking a step which is
said to mark now departure IN trade
organization work in the garment indus
tries.
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NEW PICTURE HOUSE PLANNED.

A corporation controlled by Max J.
Kramer has completed the purchase of
The northeast corner OF Fordham road
md Valentine avenue. 129 feet on Ford
ham road and 107 feet on Valentine
avenue. A moving picture theatre will
be erected on this plot at cost OF $500.
900. The theatre will have a seating
capacity of 2,20o, and roof garden with
y seating capacity of 1900. The house
WIN be similar in design to tho Rivoli
Theatre on Broadway
Plans were prepared while the negotia-
lions were pending, and are now COM
pleted and filed in the Building Depart
mont This theatre will be directly OPP
posite tho new b. F. Keith Theatre, now
m process OF construction. Strassbourger
ana schallek were the attorneys for the
purchaser.
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QUICK RESALE OF FLATS.

James j. Donovan. Inc. has sold for
Max Hirsh to Elizabeth X. Carey S54,
ssS and 500 Fox street and S54 Inter
vale avenue, northeast corner of these
horougfares, three four-story flats.
with stores. fronting 1S2 feet on Fox
street and ia feet on lntervale avenue
The houses, which return $4,000 an
huaily in rents and were held at $780,
600, were Immediately resold by the
Donovan firm for Mrs. Carey TO an in
weston. The same broker also sold the
apartment property at the southwest
corner OF Hoe avenue and Freeman
street, as reported elsewhere.
The sun., 1919-03-31
White Hats for Sum mer.

Creators of millinery are shaping their
course TO have white hats playwa proml-
nent part IN their collections tor sum-
mer. as II Is expected that they will be
IN great demand in all shapes. Design
ers also predict large vogue for the
transparent dressy styles. while some
'3a3ufac :i-ers are preparing FDne rev
creations IN natural leghorn and tuscan.
Manufacturers who are arranging now
for their fall lines are using wool braids
in fringe effects extensively.
The sun., 1919-03-31
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Frederick Brown Resells the
Belnord Apartment on Hoe
Ave. to Corporation.

The eight story Belnord apartment
corner OF 1e5th street. the second largest
apartment building In the east Bronx
has been resold by Frederick Brown TO
the 625 Fox Street Corporation. This is
q modern structure OF attractive design
with q Spanish style roof, roof garden
and observatory, from which an excep-
tional view of the city Is to be had. 1t
was erected a few years ago by Will
lam Oppenhem. and occupies a plot
7fx100, facing Fox Square. There are
thirty-seven apartments and four stores
In tho building. yielding n gross yearly
rental of $33. 900. The property was held
at s275, 900. Alexander Selkin and David
Mintz were the brokers.
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Old MoNTCLAIR ESTATE SOLD.

r. NJ. Crawiey & Brothers sold for
Narrsretta Card. Buena Vista. one or
the oldest and best known estates In
nontclair. The home, OF Gothic design.
built many years ago by the late William
rorrey, contains twenty-five rooms and
Is finished In black walnut. The grounds
sontain nearly four acres and ara laid out
in gardens and lawns. The purchaser is
!. @. Munoz. president of the Federal Ex-
ports Company OF New York. who re-
eently acquired the adjoining property.
Westover. from the estate of A. 7. Still
hon The property was held at 100000
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sADIVIAN ARMS SOLD.

William s Baker has resold to an IN
weston for the Jules Realty Company.
Samuel Wacht. Jr.. president, the Sa-
divian Arms, six story elevator apart
ment house at the southwest corner OF
st. Nicholas avenue and 145th street.
which the seller acquired recently. The
house is arranged for thirty-seven faml-
lies and contains seven stores. The
property was held at s235 900 and re-
turns an annual rental Of 10000.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address Of owner and
attorney
Downtown.
ISoIth OF Fourteenth streetl
DOWNING ST, 60 and c.. old line pr TO
1913. runs n 3s.3 and 5l,sx e 22.iIx :
80 10 street x W AZ 10 beg-Emily If
Wilkins to Bartholomew s6arboro, Ga
Beuren; az. West New Brighton, Staten
Island; atty, & Co, i7e Bway 81
El.DRlDGE ST, lT3. W =. 26xl0o Cforeclo.
March lO-Mlddleton Borland. ref.
20 WIN Douglas. - w 10Th ct CIR,
March p; attys Scott, H. 4s
pESRL 81. I'D. :. At cor ;ar" GSS
Pearl a.. runs - to point "a e
feGFl and al ~ Pine SITS q
20.SN w 47,3 to Pearl stx g07
10 bes-Jno De witt sterFy and sno,
mas s. to R Mis5d n Msg.On loli LSFi-
all Hens, t. March 81; atty. T O
stMp p p3 i}s R TTico u. WI;
individ; 70 same, "a part mtg $4,000.
"A / all liens; March ga atty same S7. 500
SD ST. lst W. 20 8nSo--Afinetta lane. "a.
nn,sro.sooE ;Is5OwElE bsrnay. 70 o Gsssrs
Mems. March -; atty y G & 7 90.
l7s bway'. ..'',.'..'..', ,,....... 500
Fast Side.
East OF Flfth avenue between Fourteenth
10TH ST. 'ss i L. '''' issas,.1our..
PSpe TO Meyer Goldberg. 236 w ll.'h
at aud auo mtg $3.50, March 10;
ATTY Adoiph E Gntgse.l, rs PARK
Row Observation-Disclosures. 500
WeSt Side.
west Of F'!fth avenue between Fourteenth
and il0th streetsJ
list ST, 304 W, - 17.xS45-Doroihy
A Jacobsen to Walter e Camp. 3ts West
End av. mtg $4,000, all liens. h and =,
&, Feb rs; atty, Albert thinner
mann, 2O6 Bway..,,.......,... .....Sl
(76. 26.6x74 Cforeclos, March II, 1879
Max J Kohler. ref 10 Marcus DAILY.
Hamilton Mon, March ~. attys Scott,
< Is, ~ Cedar st.............sl0,O 900
Uptown.
CMauhattan Island. north OF 10th street. }
l2sD ST. l76-7s E-McConlho Realty 60
to Lawmor Realty 60, ~ Bwny. mtg
$50, 900, all liens, Feb 10: atty, Law
yers T q T Co, 100 Bwsy. 81
SAME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Realty CO 10
Jacob Marks. $50 u l23d st. mtg sac
900. al liens. March IS; atty, same. 800
1iSTH ST, 400 W. $. lG19?.ll-Jas NJ
Pratt and Hy Pratt, Jr, TO Jennie
Lamb, 40s w l4bth ST, D m. mtg 50 900
atty, Title Guar q Il Co. 17s Bway. 500
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
CAuI.DWELI. Az, W cor I56th ST. runs
200x W l00x 1907 l7.6x SO 10
ct ll7;s-Arrow Holding CorpD "a
The sun., 1919-03-31
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown
South OF Fourteenth street.

South OF Fourteenth street,
CLINTON ST, s. 100 RiyinEton s.. :5S
lGO; CLINTON ST =, l?5 Rivi1gtcn st,
St 10 ex5o Attorney st = 40 Riv-
;nston -, 2OTio0.s; Attorney ST. :
leo KiEington g.. :oKiOOS, ATTORNEY
sO.S. March :s-BlInderman < Coheu
Amnsem"nt Co 70 David lsaacoN.t,, 1857
Pres dent ST. Brooklyn. and ano S WIS.
&C.. pr mtg fsss,ooo; atty. r Cohsn
DowNING ST, s5-si. $. so.sx55,2x irres,
to Emily wilkins. { Via Bernardo Ru-
celion. Florence. Italy, due March !,
is?!. So ATTY Title & CO, -
MONROE ST. 2ls a, 2517a 3. hall part,
March 2s-F!orence W schnefel TO \
pr mig 81, 900 on whole: attys. Barren
dorf & Taylor. III Bway............t5 $500
Pearl ST ieo. IS tn c lG4 Pearl
JAZZ sw Pine :; AK u W So4x W
2osx 4T3 20 Pear! st " 2O7 10
Ti:ie Guar & Trust Co, 17G Bwsy, due
and int as per bond. .............s $40, 600
West Side.
west OF Flf'h avenue. between Fourteenth
aad ll0th Streets
9TH Az, 4l5. " :, 199,1oo. March IS
Trust co. 100 Bwsy. 2 yrs 1900
s9TH ST. =. as 3. AIMS. srdani az. I5V
me n n r5u-ch "a pn,rS ~, IIo N,, .I
,Ions & -hurrn EXT n No V y Ch,TrS
dIe as per bond. oCs: attys. DUE, s
y. ''''0o
tp'o"h'
Manhattan Island. north OF 1l0th street,
I2tIH 81 stb-24s W. 3, oOSl0o. II,
MaTch Matilda, Arthur and Chas
Me.soecker, eSTB dc. 10 Title Guar a
Trust Co. l7e Bway. due and iot as
nsr BOND -; ::,............. 81 900
lag 500 W. = l6xaal1. p m.
Marcn Jennie Lamb to sas and
J, lbs pc: ATTY Geo II ID Foster. s2
Liberty S'''..'' '''''.'-''''........39 80 900
Bronx.
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MAnLAY AZ 2t,s. s. 1910 Zerega
Az -1Nloo 9-John Maddlng 70 Hudson
Rose 90. W iSth st. March 2S, !rs.
90 ATTY " 4l'le * MTG Co. lS5 Broad