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The sun., 1919-04-05
OPERATORS BUY FIFTY LOTS.

Ennis & Sinnott, operators, purchased
through Byrne & Bowman yesterday,
nifty lots in the West Bronx section
overlooking New York University, from
M. Crystal and Milton NJ Silverman,
as executors OF the estate of Clementine
N. Silverman. who in his lifetime was
an extensive builder of apartment houses.
This Is the first large speculative pur-
chase Of vacant real estate to precede the
building movement which is anticipated
shortly
The lots comprise the northwest and
northeast corners of Burnside and Har-
rison avenues; west side Of Harrison
avenue. 1875 feet south of 1s0th street,
95x176; east side of Harrison avenue,
30 feet south OF 1S0th street. 135x100
northeast corner Aqueduct avenue and
1s0th street. 75x127; southwest corner
Davidson avenue and 1Soth street. COX
$50: east side OF Grand avenue 70
feet south OF 1S0th street, 1O5x90. and
east side Of Davidson avenue. 200 feet
south of Burnside avenue, 200x9o. These
properties are situated within one block
of the subway station at Jerome and
burnside avenues on the Lexington
avenue line. and overlook New. York
University. They we're held at $780,
600 and assessed by the city at $780,
ooo
The Silverman estate once owned the
entire tract running from Jerome
avenue to the Croton Aqueduct and
from Burnside avenue to West 1s1st
street 1t installed streets with
sewers. curbing. tagging, and paving.
and several apartment houses were built
by Milton NJ. Silvermsn, Newmark &
Jacobs. and other builders. Emanuel S.
Calm represented the Slovenian estate,
and Mclaughlin & Stern were attorneys
for the buyers.
The sun., 1919-04-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST. 10; Canal st, 1912. mtg $685.
o00-Jno W Raymond, gdn. to Valen-
tine Raymond aud Elsie X Powell; atty,
Wilson NJ Powell. Wall st q assign.
IEX 5snSs Av, sss-chsriott. a asig
to Lawyers Mort Co, so Liberty St. $40. 900
SsTH ST, $. 325 e 9Th av--Emily NJ
Wheeler to Lawyers Mort Co, 80 t!Sertg
seTH ST. ei-es e. mtg sis2, 5oo-Marg't
o Sage ct al. exrs Russell sage to NJ
sage and Jos Slocum ct al exrs
Margt . Sage, to L saw Bank. 60o
Madison av: atty, Lawyers 7 T Co,
1850 Bway q assignmentsl 80: $4,000
his Trust co to Marie f Osgood and
Marie f Osgood 20 Bowery Saw Bank
l2s BoNery; a;tys, CadwaladeT, w 7,
40 Wall st p assignmentsl $4,000
Black 10 Walter c flanders ct al, trus-
tees, and W Flanders ct al, trustees.
tn l. Saw Bank, COO Madison av; atty.
Lawyers r a 7 Co. 100 Bway; assign:
ssTH ST. $50 E.. mtg. new. 81 ooo--P.,er
at: atty. Peter Cook. 25s Bway.......s1
AMSTERDAM Az. 1712, mtg. new. 1000
Leon v Iowenstein to Commonw veal tn
Saw Bank: atty. Geo II Hyde. A. Park
HoCsroN ST. ais E-west Mercer corpn
to Bond & Mtg Guar Co. I7a Remsen
eth ST. 1919 U--Augustus + Kountse and
ano. trus. to Title & T Co. lIs Broad !.
ATpuBoN Av;. W cor issth st. mtg mtg
$4,000. satisfied April s-Saml r Manages
to walter Kohn o45 W l0lst st; attys.
Goldsmith & II. 1875 Bway. .........Sl
18TH ST SO W. mtg now sS.i0o-The:
res, Levi. sdrnx. to Minnie Glauber. $50
W 1920 st: attys. Weinberg Bros. 90?
liz p,
The sun., 1919-04-05

the aid of the fish and game OF Maine:
our resources from extinction and ss Vii
protect us from the poacher and the game
hog with always In view the retention o,
those ideals that will always insure us
our well earned reputation as vacation
land, the establishment OF forest reserves
the building OF hshways and the exclu-
sion of sawdnst from q 70 siTea z, ORR
Portland. Me-, April !.
BE Mercifui.
where ripping waters DER golden sands
Glide to the cascades brink.
And laurel blossoms strew the pate tn,
Where the deer come down to drink.
Belov'd OF knights OF the rod and reel
There dwells In crystal palace.
Is Saline Fontinalis.
His court he holds where the sunlight fair
Streams through the hemlock trees,
Or where willows bend their stately heads
To the kis: Of the whisp,rinE breeze breeze
or this king Of the crystal palace.
Where Thousands In homage bend the knee
To Salmo Fontinalis.
OFT his throne LIS raised where the red balm
sweet
Mods DER some brush bound brook
Where knights of the rod their offennSs
bring
OF worm or fe.thered hook.
Tho they love him well tbs deatn tbeJ
To the king Of the crystal palace;
Ssu kuRrd tnee wei, tnOu Ioyai WV
Salmo Fontinalis.
| Oh, brother knights Of the rod and reel
Who love this king OF the brook.
When you pay your court to this monarch
rare
with worm or fcsthered hook,
| As God 10 TO you be nerciful thou
To this king of tho crystal palace;
Be your prayer each day God save our
King"
'' '''' SEARCH Me.
Gold Watch for First Founder.
The Perry Fishing Club will have their
| FIRST fishing trip in ths Lehman on SUNDAY
! from Elison's. Freeport. Julius Heinz VIII
will give a gold watch to the member
| taking the FIRST founder OF the season.
| Anglers Give Away Founders at seaford.
Twelve members of the Columbia Fish
ing Club at seaford early IN the week
| caught so many founders that they gavs
away hundreds to those who asked for
them when tho Bluensher tied UP TO the
Seaford wharf.
Where Are Seventeen Inch front:
ar. A. c." In THE sun to-day tells Of
seventeen inch trout within forty miles OF
New York VIII "R. A. c." please name
| the streams and how they are reached and
anything he thinks will be Of value TO-
a TROUT ANGLER.
Long Island Casters Meet Sunday.
The next regular monthly meeting OF
the Long Island Casting Club will be held
at tho New York casting helo. Van Ness,
| Bronx, on Sunday.
/
The sun., 1919-04-05

Jerome g Mayer. $50 west End av. due
April l. 1879, s%, pr mtg s7oS.ooC,i, At stt "a
April 3. 5sxeo-Manhsttan Az corpn TO
Eva EnEel, set Riverside Drive, instals
Sc, pr mtg $4,000: atty, Herman Cent IT.
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Four
tenth and 10th streetsA
MANHATTAN Av, $500. 2 lots each ss.5
xs5, each sub to pr mtg $40, 900. April
baum, liza Il 18th st, Bklyn, Z yrs. SO;
attys, Levy. & G, Bklyn. $4,000
WEST END Az. W s. .?5.5 n s7th ct, 2SS
Morrison TO Robt Morrison. iss y iSsth
SITS. yrs, Sc atty, w Matthies, 6oS
RIvhR fssh r. DRIVE sHH rs, ssiii:5i1 iiTss
i co9staptips 10 10; B Edwa.Tds. 80
atty ST' Nan pE'y Nan que IS P %s
100. lossehold, March 2o-Leadsr Re,-
taurant, Inc, to 8 Goodman, $50 Il Sth
St, due and Int as per notes; attys. .KePos
pelman & W. IA Rivinston st. $500
s1sT ST. s. l76 W Central Park W. lsx
Jos l. ButtonHisser. isS Central PARK
,o %si'' ST. 'F sis e. !. i;1ioo.ii. nv
to Oscar scherer, bs5 Park av. yrs, So
attys. Kaye & scholer. 100 Bwsy. $4,000
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street.)
10Th ST, Ils Il, 2o.1xss11. March 24-
Annie Corey TO Chas Reilly, 2o3s hadi-
son av, 3 yrs, sec, pr mtg $500; atty.
Thos r Kane. SO Wall st. ........ 900
l53D ST, 6o3-s W, 9, lots, each sI,Sx
es.ll, and 2 p m, mtgs $3.50 each, ana
each sub to pr mtg sshebo. April T..
College Holding Co to Isabel Burger, %
W 1890 st, due MsIsh 10. 1924, So;
sttys. Burger & b, 2ss Bway. .s1?,boo
f7eD ST, $40 w, SIS, S.4xeo, p m. April
1--Mauds NJ Hennion to Albert Ii Has
tori, AZ Hamilton Ter. yrs, SO, pr mtg
ssl,Soo; attys. L s. Kaufmsnn.;o idS
lasTH ST, sos ", 5, is,:siss.il. April a. a.
Plstchal, 700 w 172d st, due May I,
1921, SO, pr mtg $4,000; atty.
piNEi6GtR sS s AW ii7th st. 'ia5ssA *
125x9s. m, April Viva Realty co
March ]. 1924, go, pr mtg 100000;
attys, Wise & Gutenberg. 2o6 Bway SIC. 600
216TH ST, .. at vs. Harlem R,ver
p9.11r W 60x 9e.11 TO 2leth SIX 22S
r Tho Pef 10 ara e q. Ethei and Howard y
Courtney, 10 Perry st, due Oct ]. 1919.
80; atty. E r Mead. so Church st..Slo,ooo
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Leitner. Brener 4 Starr the row Of
eight three story dwellings at $50 &c
sac Jefferson place, on n combined
plot Of 135x10o. Philip d. Shapiro,
attorney, acted for the purchaser. The
selling family owned the land for
about forty years.
WEST 10TH STREET - Frederick
Brown sold to Samuel L. Kahn the
two five story apartment houses al
Ill and lis West 19oth street. 1oex
100.
FULTON AvENUB--The Roseft Realty
Corporation, Samuel Roseff president
resold the old Zeltner mansion at
Fulton avenue. 60x97. to Max Kaplan
Of Brooklyn, who will remodel and
occupy 1t as his residence.
DAILY AVENUE Margaret Smith
bought the Ave story fiat at 2079 DAILY
avenue from Mabel A. Milne. and the
four story fiat at 1850 DAILY avenue.
Sidney b. Hickox was the broker.
The sun., 1919-04-05
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

A q. Ora sold to a client 1887 Thir-
ty-sixth street for A. Miller.
F. C. Sauter sold for Charles Sayles
the three story one family dwelling $50
Seventh street TO a client who will oc-
cupy.
Henry Piersoa q Co.. Inc, sold for
Reeves Il Todd 100 Carroll street, a
three story dwelling. 2ox1oo; also 4e4
Madison street to client of James H
Lamb.
The Realty Estates. Ralph Jein.nger
iresident bought for investment 56 to 50
Vernon avenue, four two story two fam
lily dwellings
G p. Butterfly leas the large water
front warehouse. 100x10o. at 9s to 1o4
Van Dyke street, Erie Basin, for William
Shaw and Charles B. Iveson to the Sea
bring Warehouse Corporation. This is
the eighth warehouse leased by the same
broker to these tenants.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.l
Manhattan.

Nltn name dTD eu1TeFs OF icHUsE at
torneyl
Manhattan.
Pence Realty Co to Katrina schwarz.
indlvid and .entrx, Oct |. 1908; atty,
.oTa ST E'a So, wKs,h and EneT
Union Hul. y J. to the Franklin say
Bank, sept Y. 1907: atty. WILSON n
AMSTERDAM A ~. :. so lasd st. t'' SSS
75-Csthieen Tvrney TO Simon f osser-
man, April /, 1905; attys, Decker, Allen
AMsTERpAM AZ. ii:5.same TO Henry
MorEenthau Co, April /. 1905; attys;
AUDWBoN Av. cor issth ct. $50 *
loo-Amsterdam Co 20 Walter T Kohn,
2t5 W lois; ST. Oct = 1918; atty, : y
s7 TIE 81 s,tSf 10 f IS is. av
l?5z s7s to Susan 81 ~ SX
sosx * : 49, to beEin-II q
RssIty Co to JACOB HSs'n n,tt. Sye Mett
CONVENT Az. t7o--H W G Realty ca
to Jacob Rosenthal, $50 West End az,
Aug 90, 1918; attys, Marks y. 81
ssTH ST: n ;, sss : Ei'fs,s,ae priye, lsx
1 1sDhsw snd ms hs'e Co. h" Jam H. sss
atiys. Butcher. T & T, Madison
ssTH s1 !. ass riverside Drive. ' isy
" ssth ST. 10 Carrie L Brinckerhon,
Woodland Drive, Brlghtwstsrs. l. 7,
Aug 81, 1915; atty. lawyers T & r GO;
18Th ST e:7 E5.phIiiip and Pa1iin.
scheiber to Rachel shenfeld. s E 7o5th
st. Dec s, 1910; atty. Y T q T Co, $50
1osTH ST. IS. $50 COLUMBUS av. s5x
l0o.l1--John and Isabella Turner ct al
to Alfred W KiddiN and Martin II
Smith, exrs Mary z Merchant OF Green
WITCH, Conn. March s. 1887; atty, Title
Guar e. T Co l76 Bwsy. 600
SAME PROPERTY Same TO same. March
=. 1897; atty, same ...........tlS 600
ll4TH ST, l0i E-Chas Cohen. 7i5 briggs
av. Bklyr, To Frank a Shaw, April 2,
1917: atty, Title Guar Co. rs
HAMILTON ST. 3S-C-has aud Lena l.aur
TO VIM G Bowers Nov -, 1905; sttys
Bowers & Sands IS Cedar st....sl2. ono
iS?D ST. 456 w-Tsabells Jex to Emily y
Ice Finney, Sept ~. 1911; atty. Title
Guar g. T Co. I5s Bway.....,....s5.o0 600
67TH ST. tSI samuel Levy TO Samson
Rosenteld. juno Is. 1905; attys. Kan.
trowitz & T. $50 Rway. .s1L25O
10TH Az, 4sss --Ino Murray. 5S W 29th
st. to Daniel Delaney, 1879 w sgd 81,
oct 80, 1918; attys, Rose & p. les
STU Az. 7o5. leasehold Biheller. on
the premises. to Herman Graf 4s1 W
i64th st. Feb !. 1919 attys. Wendell,
T. & n. 2f7 Bway ,.......,,..S VIZ, 62l, -
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Shelby. a six story elevator apartment
house at 645 West 16oth street, on a
plot 15oxl0o. near Riverside Drive. The
mousse has been fully tenanted since It's
completion. and returns an annual rental
OF $4,000. II was held at $4,000. The
new owner IL Benjamin Winters, who
earlier In the week purchased the twelve
story Dorchester apartments at River
side Drive and Eighty-ffth street.
II. Moskowitg was the broker. Philip
ID. Shapiro, attorney. acted for the sellers
and Morris Gossard represented the pur-
chaser. This is the second recent sale
by the builders In that section. the other
deal involving the Highland, at the
southwest corner OF Fort washington
avenue and 1921 street, purchased by
Samuel Barkin.
The sun., 1919-04-05
Mills to Resume Operations.

FALL River, Mass, April 4.-The
management OF the American Printing
Company has announced that beginning
next Monday the seven Iron Works mills
controlled by the corporation will resume
operations in full and run six days a
week.
This announcement Is taken as an
other indication that better conditions
in the cloth market are IN sight, taken
in connection with the increased trading
in the market for several weeks past
after a slump that caused general cur
tailment all over the city.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRoNx.

BOSTON ROAD-Samuel Cowen sold
1906 Boston Road. a Ave story build
ing having a frontage OF seventy feet
on. Boston Road.
BECK STREET-Morgenst Broth
ers Syndicate resold the ave story
apartment house. S0x1oo. at ss4 Beck
street. through Schoen & Weiss Com
pany.
GARRISON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sci
kin and Carl Jaffe sold for Coda Bat
ashansky, 1909 Garrison avenue, a
Ave story apartment, 7oxSI irregular,
to q client OF Arnold Gross.
ARTHUR AVENUE - Bessie Rsitman
sold to Levy Brothers. represented by
Morris Berkowitz. attorney, the two
Ave story apartment houses at 1884
TO 1888 Arthur avenue. each 40x122.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-The Ave
story apartment house, 76xl00, at oil
Southern boulevard. was resold by
wigdorr, Goldwasser & Reich to an
investor, the sale marking the third
change OF ownership since February.
JEFFERSON PLACE-Philip Watten-
berg bought from an estate through
The sun., 1919-04-05
M'CREERY COMPANY LEASES.

Through Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc. the
James McCreery Company has leased for
q long term the second floor and other
space in the Acker, Merrall & Condit
Building, at the southwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Thirty fifth street.
AUDITING the McCreery department store
on irty-fourth street The McCreery
Company now has entrances to its store
ON Thirty-fourth street and on Thirty
9th street through the arcade in the
Acksr. Merrall & Condit Building, and
the lease which has just been negotiated
Will give II $4,000 extra square feet
OF floor space adjoining its present
quarters. The new lease is to go into
effect on May /.
The sun., 1919-04-05
REAL ESTATE JoTTINas,

Ground will be broken on Monday for
a $4,000 two story brick temple for
Kings County Lodge. F. and A NJ, on
Bedford avenue. near Church avenue,
Brooklyn. The money was raised by
popular subscription About $1,000 will
be spent on interior decorations
The Cross & Brown Company was as
ISOLATED with William S. Baker in the
sale OF tho plot. 4ox2oo. south side of
Sixty-seventh street. extending through
to Sixty-eighth street.
Tho Surety Realty Company, s. II.
Stone president. was tho seller OF the
Regent Court apartments at 125 TO 1876
West 1llth street bought by AIorgen-
stern Bros.
The sun., 1919-04-05
sCHLECHTER BUYS FLAT.

Louis Schlechter bought from the Or
mond Realty Company. A. NJ. Bedeli
president. the six story elevator apart.
ment house at 52s Riverside Drive on
plot s0.2xe5, located opposite the Clare
mont Inn. The property was held al
$4,000, and returns an annual rental
OF about $4,000. L. Z. Schlechter. at
torney. represented the purchaser, and
A. a II. Bloch acted for the sellers. Re
Gently Mr.. Sohlechter purchased the St
Francis apartments at the northeast
corner of Riverside Drive and 135th
street
The sun., 1919-04-05
BANK LEASES STORE,

The Commercial Exchange Bank has
leased from Edward f Mccall, receiver
the large store and part Of the basement
of the ST. James Building at 1929 to 1897
Broadway. southwest corner of Twenty
sixth street. The lease Is for a term OF
ten years from May at a yearly net
rental Of $4,000
The sun., 1919-04-05
ROSE HILL PLOT LEASED.

Greenwich Associates leased through
-Arnes q Co. from Robert p. Green a plot
on Rose HILL at 42s and 4S1 Second
avenue. for period of sixty-three years,
at rentals aggregating more than
100000. The lessees, who have made
several commercial garage improve
ments in various sections recently. have
had plans prepared for rebuilding the
structures by George ". McCabe.
The sun., 1919-04-05
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased apartments In
40 East Eighty-thrd street to Mrs. Mary
Bernard: in Sc IVES. Eleventh street TO
John Taylor and Joseph T. Stearns in
1903 East Seventy-fifth street to Mrs C.
II. Nealy; in 17s East SEVENTEEN street
to Owen Winston: in 81 East Sixty
second street to Mrs. c r. Greeley, and
in 500 West Ninety street to Wal
ter A. Mandelberg.
Pease & Gilman sub-lea sed the three
story dwelling at - East Seventy sew
enth street which they recently leased
to her, to Col Lucius Salisbury.
The sun., 1919-04-05
HOSPITAL ADDS TO HOLDINGS.

st. Nincents Hospital, which has been
gradually enlarging its site on the east
side OF Seventh avenue, between Elev-
for future Improvement yesterday
added to its holdings 145 West Eleventh
street, a four story dwelling. on lot 21.5
X103.3, Owned by William L. O'Neil and
others The hospital now has frontage
of 267.10 feet on Eleventh street. On
Twelfth street its holdings front 1917
feet
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100000 MAIDEN LANE LEASE

The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
FOR the Hugh ]. Grant estate 10 william
Frieber and Joseph Streifer for a long
term of years at an aggregate rental Of
about 100000 the six story Knapp
Building. at ~ and 43 Maiden lane. be-
tween William and Nassau streets and
Immediately opposite the site purchased
by the Federal Reserve Bank for its
new building. The lessees will use the
ground floor and basement for what
will be one OF the largest lunch rooms
down town. Extensive improvements will
be made to the building from plans by
walter II. Murphy and the property
placed in charge Of tho Noyes company
for management.
THE SHELBY APARTMENT SOLD.
The Friedman Construction Company,
Henry Friedman president. sold the
The sun., 1919-04-05
BENNETT RESIDENCE SOLD.

Frederick Fox has sold TO an unnamed
purchaser the four story and basemen,
private dwelling at 81 West Forty
seventh street, which was the residence
OF the late James Gordon Bennett, who
during the latter part of his life made
his home in Europe. The Forty-seventh
street dwelling was his home while in
this country.
The sun., 1919-04-05
Burlington Barge Terminal yeto.a

MONTPELIER, Vt, April 4. - Gov.
Clement vetoed to-day bill appropriate
ing 100000 for a terminal at BurlinK-
ton for the use OF barges from New York.
The Governor based his veto on the fact
that the Federal Government had done
nothing toward remedying the narrows
at the head of Lake Chanrplain so that
barges could pass through. Until that
was done, he said, the State. in view OF
the present high taxation. should make
no appropriation for terminal
The sun., 1919-04-05
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

STR Az. 1895, n e cor l14th st. cor s.
Abe Feuster to Nav Amster. 1875 will
kins Av. Bronx. yrs from May !, 1919.
yrs renew. sl'o4V
sTH Az. 2l7. all-Chas a Mitchell ct al
TO Louis Littman, Ss6 Fox at, ct al, 10
yrs from April I, 1919; atty, Julius
MAIDEN LANE. I-45. All-Julie " NJ
Grant and ano. trustees, to Jos Sheifeo.
20sS Daily av, Bronx, 10 yrs from May ],
1919; Attys Larkin & Perry, 81 Wall
- -.-.--..- 40 Son
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

e1ST ST. SO E-Willson q Adams Co aEt
80 e 61st st Co. Inc. owner; T OCon-
TOOTH ST, 3l3 w-Sam Davis agt Oscar
tractor .,'.,'...,..'.. $500, so
5TH Av. s7s-jeo Roberts Il Bros. Inc,
agt Holland House Co, Inc. owner; Will
lard II Barse, Inc. contr ..,....s536. 9s
slsT ST. so EFT O'Connell, Inc, agt so
II Slst st Co, Inc. owner: VIM Middle
ton. contr .................. .k2.sl3
The sun., 1919-04-05

LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST, list Ct. 81. and Houston st,
Iss E-willlsm Ossman agt John Oss-
man ct al partition; atty, Berg.
Nellie r Kilsore CforecIosure OF mtg)
attys, Salter e. Steinkamp.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $50 and Is2. and lS5
Metropolitan Trust Co OF the City OF N
ct al agt West Goth Bt Corp ct al
foreclosure of mtg); attys, Parsons,
Closson & MeIlvaine.
lSr Ay, W .. 800 IT of B7th at, Bsx75--
Miles Rosenbluth agt Augusta Sultan
(notics OF sttschanenD: atty. A A Fem
berg.
SPRING ST. " cor Renwick IT. 25xTs-
Harold D Iund agt Avis Birdsail ct al
foreclosure of mts; atty. I, Boehm.
I57TH ST, sos W--Louis Becker aEt Ellis
sbsth Becker faction to impress nsn)
atty, 8 Lind.
ESSEX ST. IS, 1875 Il n of Brooms ct,
2721ioo.s-cslia Friedman agt p VI
Realty Co ct al foreclosure Of mtE)
sttys. strasbourEer 4 schailek.
MONROE Az. Sc cor i7sd 81. isxsB-city
Real Estate Co Agt Ida V Price ct Al
tforeclosure OF mtE); atty, II Swain.
PERRY Az. 8, $50 n n OF Holt ri. EEK
sS.i-Mary Patterson sEt Irving Cons,
90 ct al Cforociosurs OF mtg); sttys
ssItsr a steinkamp.
The sun., 1919-04-05
long ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron sALE
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs,

10000 SO. FEET OF FIRST CLASS
OFFICE SPACE on 18th FLOOR OF
BUBLEAsE FOR FOUR YEARS. RENT
$4,000 PER AM, PRINCIPALS WILL.
BE GIVEN INFORMATION ONLY BY
personal CALL. CUSHMAN & WAKE
FIELD. INC. 30 EAST 42ND STREET.
The sun., 1919-04-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
AT - VEsEY STREET.

~
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BROoME ST, 45s, n 8, so Mercer o. asx
100. sty loft and str-Emigrant Indus
Saw Bank agt L @ De witt ct all; due,
e2T,+s.so: taxes, &c. $3.50; No the
plaintin .,.,................ S2b.0o0
BY Joseph p. Day.
WALKER ST. 81, SIS, 75.2 e Church ct.
dus Saw Bank agt W Plimpton ct al;
due, sssl57.ll: taxes. &C. s2i2.to: to
By Arthur C. Sheridan.
10TH ST. Iis z. SIS, 21o.1 . Park av, 7o.i
1SSil. . sty dvlg-H A Parsell ct al,
sxrs. &C. ast Catherine McConaghy OF
al; due, t3,l4B.1s; taxes. &C, tl5e.ss;
adjourned TO April 20.
lat a20s THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James j. Donovan.
WEBSTER Av, 2765-7. W 8, 81: n is7th
st IT.ix1a6.Tx6sx1l5,3, ! sty by the
atre-Benjamin Knobel ct al aEt J II
Koch ct al; duo. ss7bs.35; taxes. &c,
S&QS.so; prior mtg. 's2e.5o0; to the plain
TIN wv
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


COLUMBUS AV, s9-Robert Golden ct a
agt Theresa Kaliske ct al. Sept !
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REAL ESTATE.
new JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BoONTON, Mountain Lakes and North
krn New Jersey-DWellings farms. lakes
and tracts. Edward J. CshilL Boonton. N. J..
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN,

Conzen, n, So Grand st Tcl aoi5 Stag
Kingston, 1889 Fulton st Tel Tide RooLS
hummer lii' Fulton st, Reid av 1885 Bedford
NHrs'"rs ." '-""' - TO- "'H- N'~',
Michaclson, ". II, l27t Rrdford av Tackle onlv
Mirhaelson. \. l.. eit Broadway Tackle only.
Muller. ?6e Wyckof av, Tel. Soll Evergreen.
Sotaaf. 1875 flathuSh av. Tel. eaia Sterling
Slote. $40 Flushing Tel. 1915 Stag
Noehrinser 1885 Myrtle av. Tel H;Sw B'wlck
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Moose. Deer and Grouse in Maine.

For years the caribou has been extinct:
The moose would have been reduced to a
Few cows but for the action ~ the Maine
SpoTtsm"0s Fish and Came .tssoCia ton a nd
me Iegis Ature few years ago. The ruff
fed grouse has almost wholly dissppCared
from some sections. and the deer are like
wise proving subject for worry in many
areas throughout the State.
Let US therefore muster ur forces 70
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MORTGAGES.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street.

tw,tn name and address Of lender and
attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street)
BLEEcKER ST. W 6. ss4 n Barrow ct,
i9.1Iso.lo. 2 m, April David Aronson
81. mtg $500; atty. Title Guar d T
Co. ITS Bway. ,.............,..... 1880
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lloth streets.)
6isT ST, 20 Z. ls4xioo6, D IN, April L
20 y 6lst st Co to WIN p and Lillian ]
Fuller ?l?7 5th av. s yrs. 5h q: atty,
n Y Title a NJ Co. 1875 Bway. ss5. 900
SAME PROPERTY. m. April Same to
same. yrs. 81. Pr mtg ss5,oooi atty /.
5rH Hv. SIS. ;251l'O1Oi p m. April i:KStse
Bovee to Julia Selisman, II e 6sth st.
due and int as per bond: atty. Title @
s,TH So $50 sway iissis;,7;1i. M,r SiOgs;Goo
John r Rieger TO Wilma Stanisits. ssi z,
esth Vt, due and int per bond, pr mt
$4,000; attys. Warren McConihe, ~
PARK Az, ess. n cor 's;sid st, isssgiIoVop
m. March w-Sss Park Av Corpn 90
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NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN

Dl:nRrd. 20 Bank 81, Newark. 1858 Mkt Hsit
spccht H., G3!g Montgomery st., Jersey City.
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Empire State Trout Season Opens.

To-day is the opening OF the trout sea
son throughout New York State.
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Fishing Tackle and Bait
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX,

neslers who do not sell 1--we bait have IN.
words tackle only" or mo bait following
NJ .-''-1 ''le