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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12
THE MARKETS
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

FLOUR-Per bbl., ss-lb. sack basis: Bar
ley flour: corn flour, $50; white rye in
jute. ss.76 per DBL, 90 lib. sack; dark rye,
$S25; spring wheat. special brands, $500:
first clear. 5000; second clear. 800; hard
winter. $l2.00@12.25; soft winter, $3.50.
These prices apply to car lots except for
special brands.
HAY-Choice timothy and No. /. 5000
300: standard, $35.009360O: No. I light
clover mixed, $35.00Q36.Oo: No. 8 timothy,
sS30o9340o; No. 8. $2S.0O@32.00 No. 8. $500
Q32.O0; clover. $2000@250O.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras 90 score
5211ac; higher scoring commands a pre-
MUM; firsts, 81 score, 51h@52c; 5000 score
49Q51c; seconds, 1857 score, 46@4S1ac; cen.
tralized, SEC; ladies. 47@471zc: renovated,
4914zc; packing stock, 4o@4sc. Prices to re.
tail trade: Extra tubs. SIC; prints, 5s5hc.
EGGS Fresh firsts. 4o@41c; ordinary
firsts, 3SQ3S1sc; miscellaneous lots, caseA
Included. 39@401ac; cases returned, 3S0
3911ac; extras, packed in wildwood cases
44@45c; checks, 3O@32c; dirties, 33@35c:
storage packed firsts. 411A@42c; extras, 42N
@421ac.
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys aoc: fowls
2Sc; roosters, 1Sc; broilers. ~ to ID.
average, E04Sc; ducks, 25c: geese, 15c:
spring ducks, 35c; spring geese, 22c, Prices
to retail trade, single coop lots, %@1o
higher.
ICED POULTRY . Turkeys. ss@4oc:
AoWaS, SSHoVC, IooSlc1SS AoNYkuCs DUCKS, ZoQD
Doc; geese, 10000.
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs. bulk, northern.
$17502.05; sacked, $1.75@2.05.
NEW POTATOES-Per DBL. $S5O@925;
sacks. $4.75@5.25.
CATTLE-Prime steers, SIS 0O@16.50; good
to choice steers. $4.00@15.2 5; medium to
good steers, 312OOQl4.0O; plain to medium
steers. $10.75@12.0o; yearlings, fair to
choice. N3.0o@17.0o; stockers and feeders.
$S9o91275; good to prime cows. $lo0oQ13 80:
fair to prime heifers. NO.00@14.0; fair to
good COWS, $s.O0@10.10; Gamers, $6.OO0IS 6e:
| cutters, $s.75@7.5O; bologna bulls, $s.25Ql9 us:
| butcher bulls, Slo0091200: veal calves
$14. 00@16.00: heavy calves. $S.0OQ11O0.
HOGS-Fair to choice light hogs $l9.6OA
1880; choice light butchers. $l975@1e. 80:
medium weight butchers, 340-2705lbs., .Sl9. 60
@19.so:heavy weight butchers, 27O-a5o lbs.
s19.5O@19.S5; mixed packing. sl9.A5019. IS:
heavy packing. $ls. s5@ls.45: rough packins
$l9. 0o019.3o: pigs. fair to good, 16.75@l8, 90:
stays tsubject 70 so lbs. dockage). $1,000
Z 1900.
! SHEEP-shorn lambs, $1s.oo016. 80; sprin.
lambs, S1S0001S76; yearlings, $l1.00@1a 0o:
clipped wethers. 3S.0o01l.25; clipped evsa
fair to choice. N009looo.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12
osBURN TO LEAD NAVY RIFLES
Mayfiower Commander Heads Team in
National Matches, Says
Announcement.

Washington, June Commander
Carl T. Osburn. now assigned as com.
mander of the presidential yacht May
flower, has been designated to lead
the navy rifle team through the 1919
national rifle matches to be conducted
by the navy during August.
1t was also announced that Score.
tary Daniels has sent an invitation to
the Cuban government to enter a
team representing Cuba in the ma.
tional matches.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12
BIG GUNS SHIPPED TO U. S.
British and French Ordnance Trans.
ferred ,or On Way to This
Country.

Washington. June 9.-Transfer to
the United States Of ordnance secured
from the British and French govern
nents is proceeding rapidly. OF the
.227 six-ton Renault tanks purchased
from Franch 213 have been shipped
anG 2O2 eight-inch howitzers and
large numbers of los and 155-millime-
ter guns either already have been land
ed In the United States or are en-
route.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12

The state supreme court Of Ne
braska granted A. v. Grammer, al.
legged accomplish in the murder of his
mother-in-law, Lulu vogt, near Elba,
Neb., an indefinite stay Of execution
Grammer was to have been electro
cuted June 6 at the state penitentiary
at Lincoln.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12

Empty 500 Barrels Of Beer Into River.
Fremont, o., June Give hundred
barrels of beer were emptied into the
Sandusky river here by officials Of the
Fremont Brewing company on orders
from the United States revenue de.
partment. The beer was in storage
when the state went dry.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12

Lincoln, Neb., has won its twelve
yeaD fight for 81 gas. The United
States supreme court affirming rulings
of lower courts, which sustained a
city ordinance lowering the price Of
gas from $1.2O to 81 per 1000 cubic
feet.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12

The "Black Kangaroo" airplane
with wing spread of seventy-eight feet,
and an average speed of 100 miles per
hour, has been entered in the England.
to-Australia fight.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12
1856 New Ships Delivered.

Washington, June 9-Ship deliveries
by American yards continued to in
crease in May, the total being 1856, Of
which 81 were steel, AZ wood and two
composite.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Good Demand for
Newark Investment Realty

Inc four and Ave story tenements at
~ to % Nicholson Street and "a Ship
man Street, having frontage of fiftv
1eet on Nicholson Street and TWENTY
SIX feet on Shipman Street, have been
sold for Mary Alice Smith to Vincenzo
Cardlllo. Mr.. Cardilo has purchased
the property for investment and will
make improvements in the near future
Louis Schlesinger negotiated the deal.
he has also sold 143 Belleyille Ayenue
lor William Mackay to Frank Fuselli:
50 Hunterdon Street for John Mccain
10 Carl Panagai; 1113 Broad Street for
Cornelius Vaudeville to Max Gilman
and Abraham Marcus; 306 Seymour
Avenue for Ida Rudnewitz to Anton
Kaufman. and 200 Amherst Street, East
orange, for Jensene Ronde to Peter
Donlon.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Resumption of Building
Seen in Brooklyn Sales
William Z. Harmon Believes
Growing Activity Will Soon
Provide Homes for ALI

William 4. Harmon, Of the firm of
William L. Harmon G. Co., declares
the need Of homes for thousands Of
families in the greater city will be
met by the growing activity of build
ers. "The entirely justified conserv-
atism of the lending institutions Of
New York." he says, "in the face Of
what looked to them like very high
cost of building material, is gradually
changing to a willingness to lend on
mortgage. They havo come to the
conclusion that this high cost Of
building material is likely to continue
for some years to come. Old condi-
tions have definitely given away to
new, and the sooner this new situation
is accepted the quicker will some re-
lief to what is fast becoming an in
tolerable housing condition."
William E. Harmon E. Co. an
nounced the following recent sales:
Ninety-four lots to six different build
ers at East Midwood, fifty-two lots at
Wildwood Manor to FIVE different build
ers, twelve lots at Waverly to four
builders and number Of plots on
their Staten Island properties to per
sons who expect to improve them at
once. In addition to sales of vacant
property, the company has also sold
a large number Of single and two
family houses on their various prop
critics
These sales to builders are affect
ing very soon," says Mr.. Harmon, "the
disposition of those who want to own
their own homes and inspire them to
inquire for lots upon which, sooner
or later, they may be able to build
for themselves"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Sales of Apartment and
Dwelling Houses in Bronx

Alfred W. Levy has sold the Ave
story apartment, on plot 50x1c0 held
at 100000, at 1852 Ryer Avenue, to a
client of H. T. Wood.
Sale in Kingsbridge Terrace
Thorn & Co. have sold the two fam
'iy holse 2709 Kingsbridge Terrace. on
lot 25X72, for Mrs. Clifford to Mrs.
Elizabeth Hogue.
Houses in Whitlock Avenue Sold
Letner, Brener 4 Starr have sold for
M. L. e. C. Ernst $50 Whitlock Avenue,
q three family brick house, on lot 25x
100. to Oscar Weiner and q house sim
liar to that at S51 Whitlock Avenue to
Samuel Broadly.
Wales Avenue Tenement Sold
Morris Sandberg has resold the four
story tenement at 6S7 Wales Avenue
through George Goldblatt.
Buyer for Morris Avenue Lot
Thorn & Co. have sold the lot on the
east side of Morris Avenue, 22O feet
north Of 196th Street, for Mrs. Amanda
Sharp to Everett Murgatroyd
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

sox 1sox COX W IS to .2d ~
Hse 100 to beg; Richard and Kath. la h.
MaasSn WsS Wls 70 Wa w MA''lRfssn Flisss p1. 5r,
iD%@unnnrY Donsan s co"9 spd ep r. AustIa Kelley
way; May Is. 1916. ..''.sIo 'o s'o0o oo0
5SD ST, 8, 100 e 10th av. runs e 75x n
KS 75x look $ 25.5 to beg: Ruth A
Wallace to the Greenwich Saw bank
e, s4s ct, Ssh av; ;est ATTY. A sands As coasr
wAvERLY PL. w 3. $50 fr . W : Isyso Proso
Rset RNst St sr2 25xloo; Jas and Marsarst :!
Hii1man, fremont. Y Oct 2.
ST N1cHoLAs Av W 1901; y go go
%sy W. nss NeFSIs0S + rs ssha' SO H@ess
l7eo-s4; Millbanche Really ''eTaIr1' coTpn. as IS
15 Broad st. to Geo D Gregory. trustee. SIS
es Broad st; March !. 1919 . sal. 900
NiGnh nshiIa ~ Cons,r G Ardsn st. l1oxls4
Gs!oucester. n J: atty. + A Snow Is
Wall ct April 1s. 1als...,...... SIC. 900
9Th Tb,nsT ST. s. ,I,5 I9S 5sY5 55h av' 25x9s:s
j5ins' y y: atty, i c & r Co, i7s away;
SAITH ST 299.si p; Samuel and SosiySo Anna
~ ~ atM, Jacob N sehoenfeia sss
4aanh 4TnQ1a n lssssr 5ss " la4,h St: Stty
18TH sT, lis "; Mary E romony. on n the the
premises 'ownerl to Sadie q Adams
Nsa Hway ains ans &C. SaIaq5o Nathas d5s Ss
LoRILLARD PL. W +. $50 1s7th st, 25x
100; 1In.;. Henry lem Thompson to Robt Baker.
ALi,EN So i5o nivingtoni st. 7o; lie boz SSv
%
Of the T. 81 Delancey; st; atty, atty ! IN I
(, Bsrman 24s Eway; Aug 10. 1915. 50. 900
sAME PRoPERTf; same to same; atty.
GoUvERNEGR ST, al; VIM and susan sa'pVv g
Underwood to Ada Van Tassel Billing
May ~. 1874. 49, So 900
coLUMBiA sT So Rose Wolf to fSsGte Yette
Gross, GAO Saratoga av, Bklyn; atty, S
Isaacs. 1lo Columbia st. June /. 1918
7sD ST; s, 1as West End av, 1sxioo;
Young & Prince H3@' IL, |puSassS Bway Nov Nas'ss s.
sd ST 5o-62 E Max & Ray Schwartz r,.0to to
LAM, land o; ATTY, & T Co. l7s Bwsy;
SsTH sT, n Richard & May Biliinrss sSs0to to-
Emily d Van Wageu-n, Morristown. N
Alexander Il G, 120 Bway May 2s 1917
RIVEaRs1DE Or; e. los1o ssth ip'VyV st.
49, ~ ~. = W .pH9o ! j, winter Real
ties, Inc TO F'rieda Gossett sol w 1lOtn
s. ATTY Morris e Gossett, 261 Tway
SAME PHoPERrY, winter & wilkes i1Dco ine
To Jonas koib. ll2 Cathedral Parkway:
atty. Il Gossett, PSI Bway
50xss, Hagon Realty Co To Oustavus !,
l.awrence, 222: Bway; atty, T G & r
~, 20, i10 Rway; March ], 1915. 900
" ADSW oRIH AN, q, ESQ n 1e0th St
5o%9S same to same; atty game, Mar
" abCWo'1,rI5' -. 81, 900
H9s same to same; atty same; March
", J. 1913 :al.5 :......... ......... 5000
WADSWO ORTIZ AV. g. 200 II 19oth st
5cXss same to same; atty same: Mar
GRAND ST 5595ss, Madison at. So3 ~
Townsend. as exr VIII Maria CampbeiI :.
Attys. Dc Witt, & De w 8S Nassau At :
- =, 80 49, 81 .975
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

GROVE ST $, les w Bleecker st. saml
Rtksr. jr. and ano, exrs, Helen | Hen
Park ave: atty, saml Riker, jr 10 Cedar
1o6TH ST. 225 E: Water st. az; catherine asrln
st. 22: Houston st, ass E; Harmon w
Hendricks and ano, exrs, Isabel Brush.
to Edith Hendricks. 270 Park NV: atty
Sam'l Riker. jr, ls Cedar ST, 6 assmts
s74.4s0
l5sTH ST, 547 W, 21-3 parts; mtg SIS.
600; Alberta Underwear Co to Sara lsar
and S Isar to Isaac schir, " Ssth
st; attys. Morrison & schff, $40 Broad
way; assmts, each Observation-Disclosures 500
AUDUBON AV, ~. sag. 4O7. II E cor 1S5th
81 cor ls6th st. 4o9, s. 5a.l 8
to Moses wof' 1i25 sdH' Msdison SsHH's sn ct sn al
and r Richard Da~rs 200 RiversIde dr.,
attys Wolf n Kohn. 2os Bway, assnts
cENTRAI PARK W. asa: Jno b Hsrgigon srgson
aS sa2 Bank n1 S soo A@.r 'S @ a1 a5y asn
ssrH Hy4s sT a a FsrA W rTs Guar rrs; ss 90
TO Empire Trust co. 100 Bway: atty.
Kamndqlph Parmly Rector st SCI. 500
G 6. r Co to Ascher Wasserman. 21o W
74th st; atty, Title G & T Co l76 Broad
18TH ST. 9so lst av; ntge $500; Cen
trai Union Trust Co. trustee to F. !
Goppoldt, 5159 Boulevard w West New
York. n j; atty. a Strauss. 2el Broad
1a4TH ST. Ga e; mtge $500: t. waltsr
NJ Weir to Adrian II Jackson. PSI W
9Sth st address, 106 Lexington av 800
sHERMAN AV. 100: mtse IS 500 Abel
King and ano to Max i Klein and ano
% Mount Morris Park West; atty, Fredk
lese. So Nassau st ............... 81
25TH ST. lSS,l+o e: mtge $4,000. Solon
l. Frank 10 Blanch e Frank 2l7O Broad
way address, l. Frank 1890 Broad
WATER sr, IS: mtse $4,000. quartet 81
part; Clara II Gould TO Susan McV Hem
enwny, Windsor vi; attys Gould 4
WiIkie 2 Wall st .......... 81. 900
SAME PROPERTY. mtge $1,000. Hudson
Mort Go TO Montrose Realty Co and Mon
trcse K Co to Philip b Jennings. 800
Clerfnont av, Brooklyn: address Law
yers I & 7 Co, 100 Broadway; 2 as
SIGNS .-.... ...-..........$ 81 and 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Wants To Be a Tenant

Kindly inform me as to The possi-
bility Of renting an apartment, or
house. or portion of a house, with i'm
pTovements, consisting Of 4-5-6 rooms.
within short committing distance Of
New York, either in Westche ester
County or New Jersey, at semi
reasonable figure.
would consider renting with priv
ilege of buying. Cs
The Bronx
J. Ihere never was time when 1t was more
olincule to rent in the suburbs than II ia
uo.uay. for year or more the scarcity of
cl'y homes has been forcing people into the
suburbs in such numbers that practicable
everything rentable has been taken. How.
ever; n, don't give up without trying. Write
70 % l.; na Varlan 4 Co.. Inc. at Mamaroneck
Hitchcock, at Boeota. N. J. 40
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Buyers for Dwellings ON
East and West Sides

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8
Brown Company has sold for the trus-
tees for Mary Van Allen Thompson
lGriswold A. Thompson and Luis J.
Phelps) the four and five story tene-
ments at 424 TO 43O East Fifth Street
each 25 by 9e feet No. 424 was pur-
chased by Mary Vorswald. Nos. 42e
and 428 by the Roman Catholic Church
OF st. Nicholas, and No. 43O by Maurice
Kosenswalke. In each case the pur-
chaser Is the tenant Of the property.
Invests in Washington Place
Pope & Bro. have sold for the Pequa-
DUCK Realty Corporation, to Miss I
johnson. the fve-story studio building
on lot 2p.e by 81 feet, at II Washing
ton Place. which was recently reno.
waited with eleven studios.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Forward Buying
Show $ Building
Movement Begun
Builders and Supply Men
Increase Their Material
Orders; May the Best
Month Since Year 1917

With builders and supply men Of the
u,.rouolitan district increasing their
toward buying the postwar construc-
,;on era seems finally to have got it's
stride. according to the Dow Service
daily building reports.
The change has been particularly
no,iceable to the trade within the last
ten days, although the plasterers'
strike, with its involved principles of
minimum work for maximum pay, is as
q lingering cloud on some of the larger
projects. There are, however, 80 many
counteracsing influences operating in
favor Of the investor who can get into
the market for his materials this
month that this drawback is being dis
counted for the reason that the plaster
work on a building does not figure as
an immediate deterrent on a new build
;nr operation. The fact that basic
structural materials. like steel, ce-
ment. brick, rough plumbing and hol-
low tile ireproofng, with their supple
mental materials like reinforcement
s.,als are all in an advantageous posi-
ion with regard TO immediate orders
On present prices and supply is COM
biring to foster prompt procedure with
building plans.
Forward Buying Increases
Tho volume of work that is actually
rssdy to proceed is greater than was
expected in the light of price levels
row ruling, but the freer Improvement
in buying is attributable TO the in
yestgations recently made by in
yastors, architects and building mate
rial distributors of the actual condi-
lions Of supply in manufacturers
hands and at distributing centres, pri-
vate detective agencies having been
employed in some cases to obtain for
prospective purchasers the actual con-
ditions at producing centres. In each
case where such recourse has been
made for confirmation of facts, COM
plete confirmation Of market reports
nas resulted IN consequence forward
buying even at present price levels has
notably increased, with more to follow
promptly.
Notable among the elements con-
spcuously controlling the future
building market is the attitude of the
heavy contractors toward labor agree
ments. There is q strong inclination
toward short term wage contracts,
some only for the remainder Of this
year. while others insist upon con-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

y Frank Blanchard to n F. Vail & Co
~ W LIST 81. Mt Vernon, N Y: due as
bond 900
East Side
62D ST. 3 s, 1856 Park av. 1sex1oo.s
,o m; May 20 Arrow Holding corpn to
st 3 yrs. p c: nttys. Geller, r &. n
% Exchange Place ........... s25. 900
10Th 1al ST, Ss L, lss r. > ls.sxloo5; m: May
% 10 Madlson av: yrs p c; atty r G
ss Eaw Bornhoett 5 to 'Gsa Louis nreMs4 e. Msy
$1,000 s' attys w saIssr STs s s. 'f'H5 fso Nae Sas
ssp ST, 20 e, n $. l7xss.s; m; May 2s :
i, NJ Kahn to Louis simson % I, asd
siys at yTs Wof koh m p59r s ~.se slsoSS
May q; Max Korner to Marrarettc e
MT,niah' Mt,rild1, 0sth st. 8 yrs p e. attys Sn
10th ST, 1873 f, n s, soxss1,; m ::
May rs; Rockville Holding Co to Philip
J. 1929; y c; atty, Lawyers r & r
Co. l0o Bway. $37. 900
West Side
17TH ST. 227-as W s. 1ao4x42.4: May
2s volgn Realty Corpn to lille sooknc.
lle w l2sth st; due June /. 1922. per
hen, hs,, pr 5o5 mtg; IT, sl2oSoo atty Louis Man
4oTH ST, 81 w. n 8. e54xas.o, pr mtg.
May 2, Madeleine McKibbin to Ino c
CLARK 226 W seth st, 4 ano. exrs: 3 yrs.
b per cent; atty. 7 x r Co, l76 Bway
- s25oe
18TH ST, 500 w. q. 25xloO6; pr mtg.
May 2S; Herminc Bojunga to Central
Say Bank. 1877 4th av: 3 yrs. per cent :
attya. Amend d A, 1l9 Nassau at $40 600
12aD ST. 22G W. 8 #, 25xl0o.1l May 20:
Augusta u Cohnfcld 70 Frances S Quinn.
la7th st; due June /. '22 int as
bond pr mtg, S2l.750. 0............&2,750
i82D ST. $3.50 W, s 8. lots. each l7.10x
70. pr mtgs. $3.50 each; May 20; Lima
Kolb to Lawyers Mort Co, 60 Liberty vt
duo Apr l, 1924. per cent. ........3 SO 500
Bronx
MAIN ST. u. lots 7l2 TIA. map Eliy
Il Inn. Ixlnx Il L
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

s9s@ g ,ss '91 to q
Oms3h or s9 Cheora eor AEndas Achim chesed Shell
Layers ! & 7 Co, 1so @ Bway Nag 90, $50 %
JACKSON ST, 80. s., 25xlO0: \ Fl Vail SlyG
ar ntgs $4,000; all liens; May 2s:
atty. Jacob Berman. 346 Bway 81
East Side
9TH ST: 42e-2s e. s.. 2 lots each 25xss2;
y 80 Ga.n GIhompson & & ano, trustees. to Ro-
!nan Cath Church Of st Nicholas 1875 Il
.n; 20 st; May 20; attys. Olin. c & p, l40
9TH ST 4sc E. SIS. 25xss2; same tS :SSyf ~ 100 90
sloe sa att,ss Kttosenswaike. Cedarhurst, l. /; May
sarH 81. $2s =, 5 - z5xss.e., p + hobin0 i!sin0
list st; mtg s9soo: eli Items. Man 90 .
s2p fsty sr Lawyers 5I 7 & r.s J Co. 100 nway 81
ing Corpn, 2l7 Bway: c e. $; an liens.
"ay ~; atty G & T Co, rs Bway;
SAME PROPERTY: Arrow Holding ScS,Uop Corpp
mtse $4,000; all liens Nay ~: o'n atty ay
1o4TH ST - e, s. 25x1oo11 lfore, Ia y oc 9
~ Jno Mulholland. ref. to Edw II Della
BALDWIN n. 81 Mass Nassau uS sto fo'nnF attya; "a
SHI Av, losth st, 50l1xs4; Siap
1astt gares'e Grif1th to Max Korner, Is e
Leo Rosenberss Sc ees iiSoi99o H1sv May ~; atty
12eTa ST, ISIS f. n s. 5oxss.ii1 Pbilip SIGD
pa r.nele,n 10 dRockvellc Holding Co, ITO
Co, iso Nv IVA ~ atty Lawyers t & 7
SAME rRopERTY: Rockville Holding 81 CO 90
mtg s37 900; atty. same -'o owe
West Side
BROADWAY. 1879. W $, 2s45x4o, ,r-.a
lopaltrun Realty Co to Jere + Done
Hn, Han, l2i South oxford st. Bklyn; con
Hrmation Hr eo +, decd; atty, Lawyers r & T
SAME PROPERLY; Columbia Tr,,st 81 u
liens liens: mtse sas7soo; Nay @So "a atsy sl'
10TH 81. sll w 8, s5.4xssa 81, a1;cs GSs, 7e9 %
T'R'oIin mnkt6nid to Madelelne dc McKibbin and
lexington 10 avi deeds and s. c a e.
sT My 81 3 stty. s.l y & 7 CO, l7s Ewaysl 90
tan sav Bank to Richard Carv"i, 4oi S'o1i "
Jsth st; all liens; May 20, atty, Jas A
-,lyt lpytelehanty, 1l5 Bway. ............ ST, o0o
0ids Constn Co to Jacob Manowitz 55-6 :
lloth ST. mtge sl55. 900; ali liens.
May q; atty. Lawyers T 6 r Co. lS6
coLUMBUs Av. s. % 1ssd st slGs Ie
100, ny 1ente to Mary Lcnte. 1o4 Morn
Davis ssis' saio aI "a e psr'' av May s'' atty 2
BR},oApwAY. $ G l4lst ct. ss.iixso
1srsis 1hrsnswaS esrnn =, s, Ion st; s9.llzso "a
ASH st; ,ntge san 900: aI liens. NAV
,s5D ~; s7 Alisnoesg' len W go ltsth st: 81 90
Mort Co TO Lima kolb, l445 st Nicholas
av b and g: all liens: May 2s; atty, r G
1sSD s7 9' Ky aS wa. 500
same; and s. all liens, May 20; atty
Same ''...''. .....-...,........... Sl0C
Bronx
MAIN ST, q, lots 7l2 and 71s, map Tlis
King. City Island: John A Bolles
ref. TO VIM McNulty. AIS w 10th st
May 2S; atty. Title G & Co. lT6 Broad
17sTH ST. so7 Il. s. 4s7xll4.s; Anna
kz9rnoium to Mary Botoshansky. 1414
slth st. brooklyn; mtge $33. 600: May 2S ;
atty. Fredk Lere. 80 Nassau st 500
LOTS "a and 25, map Estates Development
90 ana ano; Bronx Shore Develo pment
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Holt Joins Schlesinger Firm

Stephen G. Holt, formerly at 47
West Thirty-fourth Street, has become
associated with the firm Of Louis
Schlesinger, Inc, and will take up the
work of the industrial department Of
that organization, specializing in fac
tory properties in this Manhattan.
Long Island City, Brooklyn and New
Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
New Building Plans
Manhattan

GRAND CONCOURsE NV cor ,s7tb At
iive story brk tnmt 67.lAxl37. HyIer
nlag Corpn. Hyman herman. 1856 Bdwy,
ppes; owners: Springstcn 6 Goldhammer.
" union 80. archts; $l75. 600
CRESIoN AN, W cor burnside av, five
story hrk tnmt. 5bxoo. Realty Managers.
me Frank Begrisch. jr. 200 Bdwy pres.
and ltsth st, archts. 1000
1iuAlAMsbRlDGE a. q, Rp. H. SIS Pop
Diola Realty Co. Sarah ii Barslcy, l54i
oVerinE at. pres. owners: NJ W Del Gau-
dio' 1919 Gleason av, arCht; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
SMALL FARMS $3.50
LONG ISLAND

Vow is the time 10 prepare. houses are
searce, land VII re IN great demand soon
GU can buy large plot now for what
vii cos, you for A lot later. Only $3.50
.oF fun sized quarter acre. Finest SOIL
h.gh t-y and level. Terms $40 cash, bal
sacs s. per month. Located at Merrick
and BciiNOre on south shore OF Long
sand. only 50 minutes from New York
When paid for VIII arrange building
'oan for you to build. Write or phone
8, II Frederick, 253 Broadway New York
Barciay 5ses
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Buyer of Fifth Avenue Corner

Bernhard N. Schwartz is the buver
OF the tall building at the northwest
corner Of Fifth Avenue and Thirty
first Street which was reported sold
several weeks ago by Herman Wooe.
A. N. Gitterman negotiated the deal.
The purchase was made by Mr.
Schwartz as an investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Alterations
Manhattan

l5TH ST. 400 to 4lS r. to four two and
five hve- story tnmts 4 A Carey II
Wall st. owner. a K Mast. sc w 45th
ST. archt; 5000.
l2s-l25th st, ~ w. TO a four story
store and dwelling. a Potter. prem
ises, owner; Sommerfeld & Stcckicr. 81
Union so. archis. $1,000
AT n 81, II w. to four story and bslnnt
dwelling. Co ui.l ha University. owner.
somnerfeld 4 Steckicr. archts: $40 ooo.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Phenomena of Lighting

A fash of lightning, it is claimed
lights up The ground for one-milliorth
of second, yet it seems to last much
longer. what happens is that the im-
pression remains in the retina of the
eye for about one-eighth Of Il second. or
$4,000 times longer than the fash lasts
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Rents Mount Vernon Home

1he Cooley Realty Company has
rented for the summer months the a.
t,s'lc home owned by Mrs. Helen v
werner on Forster Avenue, Mount Yer
non, to c. M. Bowes, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-02
Recorded Leases

ST. lis. str and b, lessee 10
alter at cost $500 Thos Newbold. indvd
lS7th 81 10 yrs from May ]. 1913; attv.
Jno W Umans. 277 Hwuy 81 nOn