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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Shaw & Co. leased at ~244 Lenox
avenue q four story and basement
dwelling.
Pease & Gilman leased the residence
at IT Park avenue, five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling adjoining the
southeast corner OF Thirty-ffth street
TO d. Schuyler Bennett aud apartments
as follows: In 81 West F'ifty-eighth
street to Mrs Francis Paine, Perry A.
Trude, ]. D. Carscalen I'd. Mrs. julie
Levy, Mrs. Stewart w. Smith and Mrs.
r.. letter; In "a West Fifty-ninth street
10 Noel r. Dalton in i1eth West Fifty
mir tn street to DR.. Elmer w Huppert
and 20 Drs. Agatson & Veith; in So
west Eleventh street to DR.. Yamei Kin
and to II. Thompson. and In i44 East
Fifty-sixth street to Mrs Edward w.
Brinley.
y. b. English leased the three story
dwelling at ess West Fofty-ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
REALTY co. BUYS NEW HOME.

The buyers bf the site 4. 10 Nassau
street. which was reported sold yesterday,
are Horace S. Ely & Co. of 81 Lib
erty street, who recently sold their bust
ness site to the Federal Reserve Bank
As soon as the present leases expire the
company will probably erect a six story
modern fireproof structure for their own
occupancy. Tho deal was closed yester-
day by the Brown Wheelock Company.
brokers'
This will be the fifth move made by
this realty firm in the seventy-ffve years
OF It's existence, its Offices previously hav-
ing been located first in Maiden lane,
when the business was founded by Abner
L. Ely In 1883, who moved 1t to 20 Pine
street, where he was succeeded by Horace
8. Ely. Wild moved to 81 Cedar street.
The present corporation moved from 81
Cedar street to the building at 81 Lib
erty street. .----. 80 ..t.Aa . T--- g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the four story business and
apartment building at 1881 Flatbush
avenue. II was sold for Johann Car
stem Deelwater to a client for invest
ment
Charles Partridge sold the four story
Apartment building at 6s1 Lincoln place
to a client for investment This sale
which was made for the New York and
Scranton Realty Company. dlsposes of
the last Of their Brooklyn property.
Bulkley & Horton Company have sold
az 81 Willoughby avenue. the northwest
corner OF Vanderbilt avenueS the three
story and basement dwelling, lot 20,5x
1917. for Mrs. ]. A. Delaney to client
for occupancy.
o. r. Allard and J. J. Levy Company
sold the plot. 140x100, on the west side
OF East Ninth street. near Avenue l.
FIatbush, for William Hemstreet to a
builder for immediate Improvement.
+. c. Sauter has sold the two story and
basement dwelling at $50 Eleventh street
70 Mrs. z. Flnnerty for occupancy.
Realty Trust sold for the Ar;ee Realty
Corporation the two family dwelling at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIoH WATER ANGLERS AuousT

follows: IL wonder II Mr.. Mayer has
ever given thought to the years gone
the number N sRps who never
used CAMS and OF some who never had
airy and did not even consider them neces-
sary for a fishinNexpedition7
II wonder II Mr. Mayer realizes that
without any Of our new tangled tackle OF
to-day those old boys not only caught tish,
And woIder II Mr.. Mayer ever stopped
TO consider what the old boys think OF
ths numerous contraptions fisherman
takes with him to-day?
why. my dear fellows. those boys OF
bysone days caught more nsh than you
or hav, and they did 4 with no fancy
frllls, no landing nets, no $40 rods. no high
Iriced ball bearing reels or swivels. or nne
silk lines. but with Just an ordinary
nshin' polo,' good line and a common,
lead sinker. and any old bait they CHANGED
to get.
ging up our rod and setting our reels and
putting on every conceivable contraption
to lure the hsh. those old boys have their.
laneed their hrst of the catch and without
raising commotion about IT, either.
49,, Recently :" I spent a day on Long Island;
time fishermen. 1 really think enjoyed
watching him hsh more than putting my
own line over. caught fsh also.
II learned a few big things from this
old fellow and simplicity was the key
Things have changed since the days OF
the Al Foster. tho Dolphin. the steamer,
Angler and the Mount Desert In those
days when we hooked FISH we had to,
bring 1t TO the top deck. There was no
gan in those days II you could not lit
your flsh to the deck where you were
angling from you lost your fab. The only
time we wanted a gan In old days was In
the Goldfish season.
The old fisherman Mr.. Mayer speaks of
must have been an old timer. As far
l can there no vanity shown
when this angler tried to land his hsh
without the aid OF tho gan. Even II the
old fisherman broke his rod I believe he
did right in attempting so TO land his hsh.
Also am OF the opinion tho fishing rods
OF to-day not what they we're years
ago. HOOKS AND s1NkERs.
New York, Aug 10.
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OTHER. SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST TwENTY-sIXTH sTREET-rh.
John p. Peel Company sold for Mar
garet C. Drummond and others. repre-.
scented by Henry Brady. the ak story
Tort building. box10o, at S49-351 West
Lwenty-sixth street to the SIS West
held at $4,000.
EAST FIFTY FOURTH STREET
FREDERICK j. Sterner, architect, who
mas done considerable rebuilding OF
oid houses In the Lenox Hill section.
purchased the five story and basement
nat at ITO East FTfty-fourth street
with the view of converting It into an
American basement dwelling. 1t was
sold by John L. du Fais of Newport
r. L, for about $4,000.
WEST 125TH STREET-Solon,on Riley
resold TO Gertrude z. McFall the 1--WE
story nat with store. 25x100, at 543
West 125th street, through the ]. w.
May Company.
WEST FOFTY-FIRST STREET-The
Listowel Realty Company resold to
Christian Wollersen the old church.
eoxsS.9. recently occupied by the
American Female Guardian Society
and Home for F'riendless as an indus
trial school, at AIS and 420 West
Forty-hrst street through Joseph r.
Feist & Co,
BROADWAY-Spear & Co. sold for the
East River Savings Bank to an ex-
porter and 1obber in shoes and cloth
Ing the five story loft building,
SI4x20o, at 537 and 53e Broadway,
through to los and ITO Mercer street,
just north OF Canal street. The hold
Ing was acquired by the bank in fore
closure proceedings and has been on
the market at $4,000.
PEARL STREET-The property at 70
Pearl street. site OF New York's first
city hall. has been sold by Conlmo-
dore Elbridge T. Gerry TO Richard S.
Elliott. Andrew A. Bibby as broker
represented Commodore Gerry In the
transaction. On the site is a six story
building with stores occupying the
block on the south side of Coenties
alley and extending to 40 Stone street
The property has a frontage OF 25.6
feet on Pearl street, 1913 feet on
Coenties alley and SAT- feet on Stone
street
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R. B. BOWLING BUYS
WELLS FARGO BLDG.
Structure at 81 Broadway Is
Leased to Dominion Bank
Z Of Canada.
WAS HELD AT $500, 1000
Horace S. Ely & Co. Buy
Property at 40 Nassau st.
for New Home.

One Of the most interesting operations
OF the lower downtown district from the
speculative point Of view which have oc-
CURED In several weeks was the sale yes
terday of 81 Broadway. the Wells Fargo
Express Company Offices. to Robert Il.
Bowling OF the City Investing Company
by the Maria Campbell estate. Howard
Townsend executor. The property was
held at 100000. and II is believed that
the price paid was in the neighborhood
OF that figure.
The site includes an old six story fire-
proof structure on a plot 2e.6x2oo, which
runs back to Trinity place. The Wells
Fargo Company. now the American Rail-
way Express. held a twenty-one year
lease Of the structure. and the lease has
three years more to run. Eight months
ago the Brown-wheelock Company,
which negotiated the sale yesterday,
leased the site to the Dominion Bank of
Canada for three years.
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SELL PATTERSON MILL SITE.

Michael Dunn and the John Hinchlifte
estate of Paterson, N. j.. have sold n
plot of twenty-five city lots at IS to IS
Twentieth avenue. s23 to e3s East
Twenty-third street and e21 to s25 East
Twenty second street. Paterson. to the
American Silk Mills. Inc. also OF that
city, and now operating silk manufac-
turing plants in Cliff and Clay streets,
Paterson, The price was withheld. Ed
ward Rubin. president Of the company,
announces that ground will be broken
Immediately for the construction OF a
four story modern brick factory to con-
tain 100000 square feet Of mill space.
II will cost about S12s,o0o.
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1898 Forty-second street, Borough Park,
TO Sarah Goldstein.
Burling a Swan, Inc, sold the apart
inent house at 122 Kingston avenue for
the Land Credit Corporation to n client
for investment.
Meyer Ellenbogen sold for II. Heisman
to J. Diston at 76 Rush street three
and half story building. 23x100.
+. @. Agresta sold for Charles Fink
beiner the three story building at el6
Atlantic avenue 20 Salvatore Camera ;
the plot for William Il. Harmon & Co.,
Inc. 40x100. at the northwest corner Of
Utica avenue and Avenue D, to A. Co.
velli.
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cANARsIE Lot SALE ro-NIGHr

The real estate holdings of the late
George A. Domminsy, formerly the head
appraiser for the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, are TO be sold at auc-
ton by the Jere johnson. Jr.. Company,
AT a positive partition and executive sale
10 be held at the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange rooms tonight at p, NJ. The
holdings consist OF l39 lots on Glenwood
road avenue O.. F7atlands and Rem
sen avenues. East Ninety-second street
tCanarsie avenue). East Elghty-ninth.
East Ninety-nfth. East Ninety-sixth.
East Ninety-eighth, East Ninsty-ninth
and East Tooth streets. will be sold to
the highest bidders. All the lots are
close 70 the Fiatlands avenue extension
OF the Broadway elevated road.
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BROWN IN QUICK RESALE.

The eight story fireproof loft build
ing. on a lot :6xs2. at 1s East Seven
teenth street has been resold by Fred
erick Brown to Pauline Alp. The prop
erty, which rents for about 1900.
and was held at 100000 was acquired
by Mr.. Brown about six weeks ago from
the Marlboro Realty Company. Byrne q
Bowman negotiated the resale. Mr..
Brown recently purchased and resold in
the same section the loft buildings at
West Twentieth street, 81 West Nine
teenth street and 121 to 125 West Seven
teenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

AUDUBON Az. $40 and 400, mtEs $4,000
and i.600-Benjamin Mordecal TO Bar
clay Holding Corpn, 2l7 Bway: atty, j
n Zieser. II Bway: assns. int OF. $40 nOn
AUDUBON Az, 4o1 and All. mtgs $4,000
and $50. oOo-Moses Wolf ct al, exrs.
TO Barclay Holding Corpn: atty, Julius
IL Zieser. el7 Bway: assns, int Of SlS 900
MADISON Az, t4th st-Prudential
ms co OF America 20 Jno A stewart.
lS w Itth St. ct al. trustees in n
co; Ltd: attys. Beekman. Menken q
an Ss sT ety.; -. 81, ooO, 900
sd 81 50 w; mtg sS.oOO-Jno ekalski TO
sttE Edw D Bryde. s17 Bway. .....H
llSTh 81 SSS ". mtg ;2,ooo-Paul II
ganRe 10 David 4 Davies, all Lefferts
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


Cwith name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
CLINTON ST, Is0 e e, 25x1oo, p m, Aug
ls-chebra Bnei Abraham Samuel Ashei
as h:ss q sa6 PFs s "a yrs So to MD5c
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
51sT ST, 24s L. s, ls.+xl0o,5, p m. Aug
ls-Augusta Puseh 70 Thos White, 81
Cedar ST. West New Brighton, ], ct a..
due July /. 1924, SO atty. T G a T Co,
176 Bway Observation-Disclosures. {ll,OO0
Uptown.
(Aiarhattan Island. north OF 10th strest)
1l5TH ST. 5. seas " nh Sy. ls.SxsA4x
Tres Avg isWss' M,,oo, ResIy Co to
formed Church In America, rs z 22d st.
8 yrs, 5hFs atty. G Co. l5s
1I TM ST. ii.Is. SIS, lots each sSo'GGxx
-silbo Realty Corp 10 Louis Marshall
4 z 7sd st. 5 yrs SO; atty. N . 7 8
ii;TS Sri ss,,;a, i s5i ISa i.
s s;E':' SSddl. SHs Aug Il ''i q! esdst
,,ssITH ST, sis-is W. j. ss.io1ss.ii; ' iisstS
w Rose to Leopold oppenhelmer, 900
w 10th ST, weekly instals $50, no Int, pr
mtg 'l7.6oO; atty. Jos Baker. "a Mas:
Lot IL, map OF l72 lots, estate Jas q
Rennett, Fort washin gton-AnnA Nc
Clellan, 2s5 Fort Washington aY, tr
Eugene Higgins, Rodman wHnamaker
and the Guaranty Trust Co of Y. exrs
OF said estate, p M, July l. due July
%, 1921 int as per bond; atty, Title
Guar a Co, l7s Bway. 81 $50
LOTS 1915, same map--CarolIne Jacobs,
asa Fort Washington nv. DO same, July
and int 4
LOTS i54-isb same map-Anna G. Nc
Ciellan, 285 Fort Washington av, TO
same. July 1. due and int same; atty.
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erBBs STUDIO IN LEASE.

Psase & Gilman have leased for q
term Of years for Senior q Allen. as
agents, at an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000 to the Gibbs Studio the upper
part of and 10 East Forty-eighth
street, east of Fifth avenue. These
two houses, belonging TO the Livingston
and Gerry estates, are being remodelled
and thu space leased comprises fifteen
apartments. which the lessor viii sublet
furnished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
5000. 900 MURRAY HILL DEAL.

The most interesting and important
midtown Transaction of the week was the
resale yesterday of three elevator apart
ment houses Mt the southwest corner OF
Lexington avenue and Thirty-fourth
street by the 210 West F'ifty-sixth Street
Corporation. Irving I. Levine president
10 the Ralph Holding Company Samuel
Yacht Jr, president. William s. Baker
was the broker.
The apartments were held at $500, 900
and command an annual rental of $685.
600. The site fronts III feet on Lexing-
ton avenue and 141 feet on Thlrty-fourth
street east of the Serenty-irst Regiment
armory. The buyers intend to alter them
into apartments of three and four rooms
The houses are known as the Murray
Hill, Santa Anita and Armory Hall. They
we're purchased by the sellers last June
from the Henry e. Jones estate through
William S. Baker.
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d. H. JACKSON buys HOUSES.

Daniel II. Jackson. through the Nehr-
ing company. Jules Nehring president,
has purchased flve private residences AZ
All. AL, 429, 425 and 427 West 1Iats
street from the Guardian Life Insurance
company. The properties were held at
$4,000. Dulon q Roe represented the
sellers and Gettner. Simon & Asher ar
peared for the buyer.
The Nehring Company has also sold
Tor Edward A. o. Gloeckner to an in
weston b66 and 557 West 1s7th street.
hve story new law apartment house
on plot 50x95, with accommodation
TOT twenty families. The house was
held at $4,000.
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$50. 900 SEVENTH AVE. LEASE.

John r and Oscar L. Foley and A.
A. Hageman leased for the estate Of
C. J. Ryan. deceased. for twenty-one
years. at a gross aggregate rental of
about $4,000, the building at SIS Sew
snth avenue. twenty-five feet south of
Fortieth street. to Abraham jacobson
and Max Gluckman, who intend to tear
down the present building and erect a
modern three story and basement build
ing for their own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

GOTH ST, lss W-Truscon stsoi Co art
Trustees of Columbia College in the
Co, Inc, contractor (renewaD f29I
BROADWAY, 70l--Brunswiek Cabinet
Works Inc. agt estate of Caroline A
Grant, owner; Nathan Stark and David
Benenson. contractors. 81 3eO ps
lSlST ST. e57 W--Bernsrd Frouohtbenn
AIT Gsaheim Construction Co. owner:
Bronx.
PILOT ST, ss, 81 e of City Island av, 2oox
2o6-1'ruscon Steel Co agt Robert Jacob,
owner: Lewis Fluhrer Co, Inc con-
tractors (renewaD ..........,. $500
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REAL ESTATE.
a "OIF 1879 B'way. ~. Y. Ths
Il. ". w hest along North Shore
7. T. for rent,

LOTS asa to 1855 same map-Fredsrics,
Inc, w 37th 81, to same July !. due
and int same; atty. same. sls.sso
Bronx.
18TH ST, ss7 z, s, sLsx4o5-Moliy
atty. Title Guar & T CO. IFS Broad
iscTA ST. ii, W. SIS. so.Il1;iis.iii. Geo SEQ. a
yrs. CSC; atty. Titio Guar & T Go, ii7s
TELLER Az is.i, s. .s. 'iiOo.liSSe
G9d be etc 20 tS% sso ziPsin. ISIS Belmont
cRuGER Az, l7l?-csceta powd to Ma,
ria II, IDoisdt.ieh. 1905 Holland av. pr
rifle Guar & T Co. rs @way ~ $50. $500
perm 10 Louis KammsSsr, s1r' go; 1901
PsS is s%; atty '''S'' soS Ss IT, 1 III
odpEA Av. 1855, 3 5. toxlll.i.F in;csS
~. pr mtg $4,000. Aug IS, due Aug Is,
1890 tE atty. VIM FIattO. 81 Cedar
18TH sr' as W. :oxss.ssoSp; GSiiO
Miller to Peter Ross, 5li lsSd st. Aug
vs. instalis. So; atty, Peter Ross, 1874
KHSGHToN Az Ala, :: :ii,,i1;1MICs@
ChrNeopher Hickey 10 Joh ! Pooling, i7e
=: son .i,x st. pr mtg $500; Aug Is. Yrs,
o-o' attyh, hHoN ~ II, u CEDAR st. 900
LOT Ii2s and Il ii OF Lot Has, map
L speneerGylttorio scelsi TO Eliz
Williams Burke av noa- Brentwood ay
pr mtg $4,000, Aug s, instalIs &C.; a Nv
a NJ Schwartz. S+5l White Plains ave-
2saD ST, Sc cor 5th ay' 5Sx5o, WSkeo
held-Leonardo Patrone to Robt
smyth, Ass brentwood av. Aug IS
inStSns 5's'O; atty Lawyers & 4 Co,
UNION Az, n W I5Sth 81, 5oxiiII-
College Holding Co to Helen Lacks es2
9Th av, pr mtg te3.OOo, Aug IS, S yrs,
So; atty Max l. ArnEtein. $40 Broad
SAME PRoPERTY-Shenk Realty 4 Con-
struction Co to Liberal Finance Corp 40
w 27th st. Aug 10, insta!s, So; attys
Morrison & $: $40 Rway....,,.,. IS, 900
Fl INDEPENDENCE ST, 3, 7l4 8 2SSth
- 81, 20NS6.9--Mary Coney and ano 10
Waidemar Van b CIaussen. 236 w Tooth
e. Aug is, lnst1ls go atty, n Y Title
q Mtg Co, l5j Bway 900
WEsTCHEsTER Az. e c Faiie st, S0x
l02,7x lrreg-Wndor TO Norman Real
Estate Corp, 10 Bway. Aug /, yrs
CO. atty. F Lese. IS Nassau ST $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
CITY ENHANCES SCHOOL SITE.

The city OF New York has purchased
from Clara L. Schott the three story
building at 1879 and 1874 Washington
avenue. The Bronx. on a plot 4sx9o. for
t14.s5or The parcel adjoins the Trim
fly Congregational Church and school
site at the northeast corner OF Wash
inston avenue ana 17eth strset, which
the city acquired last July for Sf35, 600
With this latest purchase the city now
controls q plot 1osx15o. adjoining q
public school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

,ses at ist Madison avenue for a period
on twenty-one years ana will Improve II
ION with a modern loft building. The
sssregated rental together with the i'm
p,ovements amounts to about s15o.o00
,sooert knmin was the broker in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
PLANS sIao,ooo PAKppv

fIans were filed yesterday for a two
sso.y bakery plant to be built by the
N = Biscuit Company at 4ss and
70, 100 Bethune street on a plot 1e1x124.
me structure will cost s125,000. A. c.
architect. ''''
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
HF0nx

AV. s s. 500 8 2ssth at, Box
6o-John lambeth Ggt Edward Hisnay
" q Aus II. iA1s' ''ss'oO
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

Calhoun st. mtg $4,000. Aug Is; attys,
Knox y, ~ Cedar st............ klOo
BATseAT Tl1r AH l s; 70 lsS6S Mrdhn
1919 Bathgate aV. Aug 8 atty, b Antoa,
uNIoN AZ i5sth st. 5ox1iIi--
College Holding Co to shenk Realty &
Constn Co, lis W 1.oth ct, mtg $4,000.
Aug IS; attys. Morrison & s. $50 Broad
coMMoNwEALrH Av. E $, Is n Tacoma
st. also 1917 fremont nv, sexioo-
Leonardo Autonelli 10 rincenEo Auto
atty, V Autoneill Itss Commonwealth
1ssp ST, 9 sth Az, map wakehsld.
trons. rs e Ssth st. mtg $500, Avg
IS; atty. Lawyers T Co, $50 Bway. 500
WISE Av, 1859, VS.. is.sxlOoI1ertha
sv. April rs; atty. H H Epets. .2i5
LOT s.. blk SOL. map pit Fox ts;-Gto,
Tse j. hf snd a; .no rG ms s rH Aus
atty. V II cai.nda. AZ Bwsy. '.,.,. 81
17sTH ST. 2?s ". SIS, 2oxsS-Peter Ross
rn,s 1850, Avg IS; atty. Peter Ross,
1874 Nassau st......,............
wiLpER AZ, E. 500 jefferson sy,
Johnson. at Monument av and 18th st.
College Point. L I, Aug 10; atty.
G.Taps 30 TrsTS9s sa AND 500
verstein. %. Hoe av, mtg $3.50 Aug
IS; atty, V werb!n, 400 9Th av. 800
BRIGGS Az, w e. $40 n Ie6th 81. 2oxs2l-
Jos Rakowsky TO Sadie. wife Jos Ra-
kowsky. 2755 Briggs av. Aug Is; atty,
Roht BariSo, 233 -Bway ..........,,SlO0
PART LOTS and 10, map ll0iH-Hud-
son p Rose Co to Patk Sweeney. SIS
LOT 50, biz IL, map Edenwald--Chas W
Cakes 10 Robt Roger. 4l30 Boyd Av.
July Ia atty, Ralph HIckox. $3.50 White
Plains ay .....'......:''' 49, ..Sluo
THwAITES Pr, n W olinville av, So.1ox
IOtsXl0b. Summit Trust Co, exr, 10
Chas d Calvin. $50 T. leist st, July IS:
atty. @ McCsuslan, Al Park Row. 81, oo0
BOsCOBEL AV. 18Th st, 12oxi0o-
Round Robin Realty Corpn to SsvertRil
Realty Corpn. 81 Nassau st. mtg 5000,
Aug II: atty, Jos C Levi. 81 Liberty
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New York. Aug. 10.
Welcome Back TO Soldier Sportsman.

Welcome back to the old burr. "Roval
Coschman" We home keeping column
ers snail be glad to have you scauaint us
WIN the bears Of France. And we'd be
mighty proud to know about your doinrs
among the wild bosrs of the unneiEhboriy
country lying contiguous to the bear
IL Is our firm conviction that YOU AID
your full bit In dealing with those var
mints. TAMARActy
New York. Aug 10.
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and the disappearance Of storms in this
section OF the country salt water anglers
are looking forward to good fishing outside
ana better conditions in Princess, Sleeps
mead and Jamaica bays
Striped Bass straightcned Hook
last Saturday / wont to Roslyn to get
some snnppers and founders. They are
iunning we'll But Saturday night some-
ming happened that put all my snapper
light e
Big BIZ came in With a striped bass
thet was peach. III say II wasi II
weighed slightly over three pounds. That
put every other FISH out of my head
Hut all my dreams went up in smoke
oiont get strike. but Oscar Netzel sure
nit EN- and he treated 'em kind of rough
he got two about a pound and a half
apiece and one weighing about three
pounds, and he lost a peach. can't give
any estimate of the weight, but We saw
MN and 1 would say that he was about
two feet long at least
Inc nsh Strengthened out Oscars hook
that 10 how he lost him. 1t was a shame
Another fellow. q stranger to me, had
pounds apiece.
Next Saturday I am going out for bass.
and bass only. and I'm sure going to be
preparedI No more snappers and foun-
the same place!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

Is there any one Of your rod ana reeI
crthusiasts who is DESTROYS TO go down 10
Florida for the winter trying his luck and
incidentally paying the expenses with hook
J. LINK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Forced to Sell
MY NEW HOME

Changes in my business plans
force me to sell this week at
fraction of its resi- value my beau
tiful new eight room home, nm
ished this month. complete in
every detail. on plot 1oox16o.
This house is unusual in many re-
spects. 1t is in real country,
near city. and overlooks large
mountains and lakes, yet within
committing distance of New York
City; express service. See this
and compare II with any house
anywhere. Price $4,000. Mort
gage $4,000. T. j., box 2es Sun
ONCE.