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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
BELLPoRT PLOTS SOLD.

Bryan L. Kennedy. real estate auc-
tioneer. held very successful auction
sale at Bellport. J.. l. on Saturday.
when he disposed Of about 200 lots and
plots situated on South Country (Mer-
rick) Road, Howeils Point Road, Maple
avenue. Circuit Road. Association Road
and adjoining roads. at prices ranging
from $4,000 per plot to SIS per lot.
Among the buyers were DR.. L. Howell
and A. Rant OF Patchogue. l.. l.. w. b.
Crane, Charles Edwards. John Bondar-
chuck. Thomas Valentine. George Il.
Williamson. George K. Kramer. Henry
kremer. Edith Fairchile. Charles Hulse.
Joseph Trotta q, Beilport. L. l.. and
many others.
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john JACOB ASTOR
SELLS NO. 81 B'WAY
Fifteen Story Building Be-
comes Property Of City in
vesting Company.
PRICE S3,0O0,0O0 CASH
yaIc Revives RumOr of At
tempt to Escape Income Tax
on Aston Properties.
PRICE S8,OOO,OOO CASH

John Jacob Aston, son of Lord Astor,
sold his property at SO Broadway yes
,erday to the City Investing Company.
Robert F. Bowling president. 1t in
cluees the structure known as the Ex-
change Court Building at the southeast
ccrner of Exchange place. It Is said
Mr.. bowling paid ss.000.000 spot cash.
Clarence Davies was the broker
Harry ]. Sachs was associated with
Mr. Davies Charles A, Peabody, presi-
dent OF the Mutual Life Insurance Gem
Many represented the seller
I The action OF the younger Astor in
oarting with this valuable and long time
holding revived gossip TO the effect that
father and son, were doing all in their
mower to avoid the super income tax
and also the double income tax in
England and the United States Mr..
a, Peabody. personal representative of
: BARON Astor in America, has charac-
,erzed these rumors as nonsensicai At
the time Baron Astor decided his estate
here to his sons Mr. Peabody declared
there was no mystery in the action as
. Baron Astor merely wished to provide
; for his sons.
When Mr.. Bowling was asked what
deposition of the property the City In
vesting Company intended to make, he
stated that he did not wish to make
any statement at the present time.
: The property is said to be fully rented
and with one or two exceptions the
leases expire within the next year or
two.
Exchange Court Building IL O modern
fifteen story fireproof structure erected
by William Waldorf Aston about
eighteen years ago. 1t has Broadway
frontage Of 1875 feet, 1870 feet on New
street and 1870 feet on Exchange place.
On the south it adjoins the property
/ Of the Standard Oil Company for 159
feet.
Among the tenants of the building are
the Scandinavian Trust Company.
Asiel & Co, z. w. Wagner Co. and
a number Of other we'll known broker
age and banking firms
The site has a fairly well defineA his
tory. In the early part OF the nine
tenth century Gov. Jay erected a large
stone residence there in which he re-
sided for several years. This residence
vas regarded as the finest contemporary
ornament on Broadway. In 1877 il was
the site of "Mr. Rombout's Well. which
was created for a better fire protection
for Manhattan. The well was not
abolished until 1906.
In those days the only building on the
east side of Broadway in that vicinity
was tavern erected by John Corbett
This was after New Amsterdam had
s-en captured by the English. The
tavern was a short distance below. Ex-
change place. During the fire of 177e
his and number of other small houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Arthur C. Sheridan sold at auction
last Saturday at Amityviile, L. T.. the
Bixbie property OF two acres and dwell
ing to Daniel II. Jackson for s17.350.
Mr.. Jackson will renovate the property
and occupy next season.
Emil Hart purchased the Rowland
johnson Company's building. a two story
structure, at 90 Lexington avenue, Pas
sale, opposite the main station of the
Erie Railroad, for $4,000.
Arthur @. Sheridan. Inc, resoid the
Pond property at Linden and Washing.
ton avenues. Plalnfield, N. j., for Rich
ard Strong. who purchased II at an auc-
ton sale which Mr.. Sheridan held about
week ago for $4,000. The property
consists of Il stone dwelling on a corner
plot. 26.7x146.
G.. Smith Stanton sold to William
DHedger two lots. 25x1O0 each, on Chel.
sea place. Great Neck. L. /. The total
consideration was $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
brown BUYS ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

Frederick Brown has bought from
the estate of Leonard Lewisohn the
Hotel st. Louis, a ten story fireproof
structure at "a and So East Thirty
second street, between Fourth and
Madison avenues, held at s225,0o0. The
building contains 126 rooms and is on
a plot 40x9S.9. Mr.. Brown added 1t
to his speculative holdings because pos
session was to be had at once. Pierre
Van Arsdale arranged the sale. The
property is opposite the Park Avenue
Hotel, which covers the Fourth avenue
frontage, between Thirty-second and
Thirty-tbird streets.
Mr.. Lewiston obtained the st. Louis
in October. 1914. for $175.000. The
property was sold as a result Of IL
foreclosure action brought by Mr..
lewiston against w. r Mcclelland and
others to secure a loan with interest
which amounted to about $1s5.o00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET,. B..
English sold for Margaret Dawson the
three story and basement dwelling at
224 West Forty-ninth street, on plot
20x100.
WEST 1s5TH STREET-Ennis & Sim
mott resold to a buyer for occupancy
the three story and basement house,
16.6x53.6. at sos West 1S5th street.
CHERRY STREET-The six story brick
tenement with stores, 495x99.Sx ir-
regular, at IL and 10 Cherry street.
near Franklin Square, has been sold
by CATERING Lentino to Mary L. Elan
merry Of Brooklyn for $3.50.
WEST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
The NehrinR Company. Jules Nehring
president, sold for NJ. w. Rayens ia
West tNinety-fourth street a three
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DIVIDENDS.

STOCK OF ray
Advance OIL CO.. az q. Sept. 20 Sept. 80
Advance Rumeiy\ -. pr.
Amerioai, smel.ers secufi. o'''' 10 o''
ties Co. pf. A, IN Il. Sept 12 Oct.
American Smelters securi-
ties Co. pf. d, ~ 70 -. Sept. IL Oct.
Bucyrus Co. pr. q IN 70 Sept. 20 oct.
Cambria Iron CO.. s.. a..
Great : Northern Railway 9'''' 40 ''''
Co. q. 1Hss.:...... Sept. IT Nov.
Hercules aS Powder Co. s1 sep" 10 sept Is
2Ss. .:...:...:...;.... Sept. Is sept. IS
lncs. ...::... Sept. IL Oct s
National Oil Co. Of New :
Jersey Pr, q. ~. Oct. Oct. Is
pr. q. N.7s. Sept 30 Oct. Is
Nipissing Mines Co.. O..
Pabst brewing Co. pr. q, ~
St. Joseph s; Lead Co. a. sept sept ~
25o. ..................se Sept. . Sept. 20
Swift & Co. q. 81. go. Sept. 10 Oct. i
Todd shipyard Corp. q,
United Dyswood Corp. a. sept sept 20
western Electric Co. a. w. !
western Electric Co pr. N'''' 'e''' ''
westins house Church. Kerr Se''' sept ~
& Co., Aug. so Sent 10
westing h ouse Church Kerr
Co. pr. lh%..,......Aug. so Sept 10
Wolverine Copper Co.. q.
oOC. sept. 10 Oct. I
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Elk DIVIDEND.
Commonwealth Petroleum OFFER.

The Commonwealth Petroleum Ctr
poration issued yesterday circular
offering for subscription a share Of
CO lmonwealth stock at $40 a share for
every two shares to holders of record on
September O.. The company recently
acquired a dominant interest in the
Union Oil Company OF California and
the Columbia OIL Producing Company
OF California, A holding company to
take over the stock OF the Union and
Columbia companies will be announced
shortly. II Is the present plan TO offer
to holders of Commonwealth. after the
present Increase OF fits shares. an ex-
change of stock Of the holding company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
BUYERS AT BAYsIDE SALE.

One hundred and eighty-four low
priced lots in Bayside. on the south
side of Broadway. were sold Monday
afternoon for S23.355 by the Jere
Johnson Jr Co. The sale was corr
Quoted by Fred Snow, auctioneer.
Among the buyers were Frank f..
Greinar, Mrs F. c. Chorba. Andrew ].
Barbiere, F. ]. Cumming. ]. F. Sheri-
dan, Levi B. Hunt, II. II. Lewiston,
Adolph Lupiki. F. Sojack. Mrs. p.
Uihlen. II. f. Davis, David Grensberg.
Helen Huechlein, p. J. Doyle. ]. f..
Back. Jr.. Richard F. Plat and James
Malone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
PLAN e7oo.ooo eARAGE.

Plans for a 100000 garage to be
erected at the southwest corner Of Ninth
avenue and Fifty-ffth street by the a416
West Fifty-fifth Street Corporation
were filed yesterday with the Manhat-
tan Bureau Of Buildings, The struc-
ture will be five stories high and viii
occupy a plot 254.2x1005. N. Rotholz
of 12S Broadway is the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
JUSTICE DAVIS BUYS HOME.

Bryan L. Kennedy purchased for
Judge Vernon NJ. Davis. the four story
brownstone dwelling at s East Ninety
fourth street for occupancy-size 20x
100.Sh. Abe property was held at
about $5000o. VIM. B. May & Co. rep
resented the sellers. the estate Of jules
Fleischhauer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shampan & Shampan. architects, have
filed plans for nine two story buildings
to be erected for the Brooklyn Land
Company on block bounded by Kings
Highway. Coney Island avenue, East
Twelfth street and Avenue O.
The Hebron Realty Corporation,
Charles GARFIELD president, lie the pur-
chaser OF the three Ave story apartment
houses at 81 to IS West 111th street,
recently reported sold. Herman r.
Elias. attorney. represented the pur-
chaser.
Charles Springer is the buyer of the
loft building at 20 West Nineteenth
street, sold recently by the Robert Hoe
estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

L. Bowman. sold for Martin H. Latt-
ner the plot corner of Lockwood avenue
and Broadway. Far Rockaway, to Abe
Merlis, who win improve.
II. Goldschmidt sold for Worthington
Wood his house and garage, 1O0x143, on
Locust avenue. Woodmere, to Sidney A.
kenton for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
BUYS 40 EAST BOTH STREET.

The seven story loft building, lot sS
x10O, at 40 East Twentieth street. has
been purchased by the Weiss-Leimlein
Holding Corporation. Leopold Weiss.
president. from a client Of A. Elkus.
The property yields annual rental of
$4,000, and was held at 100000.
Louis Block and Ben Lackawsky were
the brokers. u
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Post ofice and City Hall Post ofhcs STATEN,
New York. at p. NJ:
Tahiti. Marquesss; Cook Islanda. New
Australia. via San Francisco, Be-. Moana,
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia and spe-
cially addressed mall for New zealand, Via
San Francisco. Is. soDoms. Sept T.
Japan, Corca, China. Siberia Siam. Cochin
pine Isiands. via Seattle. So. ProtesiiNas.
Sept;
dressed mail for Japan, Wis San Francisco.
Sc. Bintang. Sept 10.
Japan. CoreA. China. Siberia. Slam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies via Van
eouyer and Victoria b. O.. IS. AonteagIe.
Hawaii, via San Francisco S.. Luriine.
Sept. II
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Austrsi,s.
va Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.. Ss.
Niagara. Sept. II.
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MORTGAGES. 2
(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Doxynt0Uu

Downtown.
FRONT ST. 60. g. 37.2 Cuylars alley,
1S,sxeS.3. p m, Sept Ross W Weir q
Co TO Peter q Gerry of Warwick /.
due and int as per bond; dttys Harris
WEST BROADWAY. q 8. 80 q Houston st.
rs.sxse. s.pt 2-Ike and Mike Prince 10
Michsie Marta. 2Hi v.lsptine sv. and
600; atty. T q a T Co. 17s Bway (. $4,000
18TH ST, es1 E. n e. s1sxIosaNp m.
Sept s--Gussie Steiger TO Nathan d
a3iock. ls Av d. 10 yrs. Bhqs. pr mtg
i2i.5Oo: atty. Max siiverstein, 400
rNTERroR LoT. bet ii,iS ana iit h st".
4s0.s W Sth nv. lL2 on Q. ass on e .
ana s+s on W 8. Aug Is--N.ii p Daw-
son to Bernard Frank. As W cath st.
due June ~, 1914; attys, Kurzman q
FRANKIE. rs Broad Ut ,..,.d..,,,,,,tt.oo 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ii0th streets)
18TH ST, =. 4l5 W 5th av 2sxss. m,
Aug 2s-chaS Springer TO Robert Hoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
sI1 WASHINGTON STREET SOLD.

William A. White & Sons have sold 20
Richman g. Samuels, represented by T.
III. Robertson, Wholesale dealers in
produce. the building at al Washing
ton street, adjoining the corner ~
Duane street. This is the second sale
Of the property within two months. The
corner at 307 and 400 Washington street
was sold by the same brokers last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

1oSTH ST s, ESQ W Amsterdam av, 5ox
loo.ii, rhomax Realty Co to Louis
Davis. Maren ], 1914; attys, Goldsmith.
sTH ST. SIS. $40 e2d av. 2sxI2o--Mary y
schall. 40 Vernon Teri. Il orange, n
J. and Mildred and Eleanor Schultz.
Hattie L and Carleton d Fletcher, exrs
and trustees will VIM C Fletcher, March
ls. 1915 atty. L & n Co. 100
sFH sT i,ii-saisilna, piiria: , 10 MsSi
szilagyi. satisfied of record without pro-
duction of mtg by order OF Supreme
>Court, Aug 20, 1919. Justice Charles L
Guy. June 20, 1905; atty for petitioner,
Chas Brandt. Jr. % Nassau st, $500
74TH ST. n s. 100 W Columbus av, COX
1O2.2-Josephlne NJ Kneeland van Ferlo,
iS5 Bway. Oct :. 1877; atty. VT M
Co, 1856 Bway ................. .(2,i2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
WEST 2oTH STREET LOFT SOLD.

The eleven story loft building at 100
and lis West Twenty-slxth street
covering plot 50x1o0 was SOLD yes
terday by Wood Dolson Company. Inc.
for Mrs. Pauline Boettger to- !. RI L.
dolph and Everett Jacobs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
COMMERCIAL LEASE.

Charles F. Noyes Company rented the
second floor at 221 Pearl street to r. J.
Donovan Company; the first loft at IS
80 Cortlandt street to George Francis
Adams. and the fourth floor at So vesey
street to NJ. s. Saltstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
NEW SCHOOL FOR HESTER ST.

A five story public school, plans for
which were filed yesterday with the
Manhattan Bureau Of Buildings, is to
be erected at 201 and 207 Hester street
on a plot 1i24x5s.4. The estimated
cost is $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1897 to ia13-Isaao A Adler
ngt Elaine c White ct al. owner; Alt
man Estates. Inc; eontr trenswsl $50
winston ct al. ast chss p Goldsmith,
cry 9wnsT a Jya eep;r. n wb,,.;:. so:
Morris Goidbaum. ownsri IsIdor singer
WEST END Az isss.waitsf j white sst
Anna P crompton,. owners A Winston
sHERirF ST ss.kiessandro Mediei at
India Wharf Brewing Co. owner; Nor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.s
long ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE

foh sALE-Attractive new Colonial Cot
we with garage, on large corner plot
NNoith shore, Long Island. FIRST FLOOR:
11ntrance nall, laAge living room, solarium
lining room, Kitchen. buffers pantry very
EErsctlve open fireplace. SECOND FLOOR:
hsour large master chambers, two master
SSstht with solid porcelain built-in tubs
hhaIuWood floors, white enamel trim, ma
nosany doors, hot water heat. blinds and
srsens THIRD FLOOR: Two rooms and
estn Complete in every detail, highly
restricted neighborhood, surrounded BY
eautnul homes; 5 minutes TO station; rs
MINUTES to New York by electric trains: Sc
Street New York. Price s22.25o. II inter
Hed send for photographs and floor plans
~ brokers'. JOHN J. BRITTON, SO Van
TTs sI ~, Avenue; New York. Boom 1909.
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Unclaimed
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK

and
Las. known residence pos. d psS% AmSSqn' D.ss%
%
Ass,.n. s
deposits on 'o
~ SAMUEL q SSSSS33yER, President
M W. MELLEN
n ny
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


To-day.
Europe. Africs tescegt SOUTH and wsss
Asia Asia via Plymogth: B4uiogn me and Eos;srdsM;
Airica Malta and Netheri.nds. IS. Noordsn.
Iialy, tparesl post mails and .peeslly %:
d tssDos sorrEs .rSIs Naples and
dressed for despatch By this Steamship. Via
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar and Italy. SIS. Regina dItaiia,
south Africa ca via Cape Town S al,e PARCEL
Clan Cumming, IL NJ.
Europe Except Norway. Sweden. Denmsrk.
post malls for Great Britain. irelsnd, Esypt.
sE sei IHd1 hri',:h East AfHc. and Malta
Lithuania and tstviA, via Christsnsand.
post mails for NsGSay. sweden and p Dsn
mark, IS. United States. 1850 4. NJ.
Friday.
LIBERIA and Gold Coast. via Monrovta.
seccondee, AcGa and Winnebah; also parcel
post Mtr mails for Liberia LSsris s. Bsndu, A. M
sans iav sas gsaSs, ga 'i for Norway
: Saturday.
Germany (parcel post mails and specially
addressed eorrespondence). via Hamburg. IS.
France, Belgium, Rumsnis, Bulgaria, Lux.
emburg, Czecho. slovakia. Jugo-siavia, Ger
spain. Greece Portugal. Egypt. british
India, Brttish East Africa. Malta. Ceyion.
Straits Settlements and Persia via Havre;
also parcel post malls for France, Algeria
Corsica and Tunis, SIS. Rochanibeau. $50
Italy parcel post mails and specially nd.
dressed correspondence), via NapleH and
Genoa. SIS. San Gennaro. $50 A. N.
Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
LAthuania and Latvia. via Gothenburg; aiso
parcel post mails for Sweden, SIS. Stock
holm, 1880 A. NJ
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING gTEAMHHIPS.
Due To-day.
Sc Bylayi, Dartmouth, July II.
IS Breiz Izel. Havre, Aug. 1.
SIS Wrkworth. Shields. Aug. 2
Sc Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug. -
SIS Trafalgar. Greenock. Aug. Z.
Sc Vitruvia. Ardossan, Aug. 9.
ss Lberator, Brest. Aug. q.
Be Huron. santo Domingo, Aug. n
De Creole. New Orleans. Aug. n.
s. Catalonia, Cadiz, Aug. H.
IS Lake TulAre. Barry, Aug. 16.
Sc Finland. Brcst. Aug. q.
SIS Freedom, Brest, Aug. %.
IS San Marcos. Galveston. Aug. -.
Due Tomorrow.
So Celtic. Liverpool, AUG. 20.
Sc Santa Teresa, Brest, Aug. %.
IS Mobile. Brest. Aug. a..
Sc Suwanee, Brest. Aug q.
IS Amphion. Brest. Aug. q.
IS Callao. Brest. Aug. y.
So X. i. Luchenbach, Brest, Aug. ~
Ss Nueces. Galveston. Aug. %.
Due Friday.
81 Roma, Bordeaux, Aug. -.
SIS Aeolus, Brest, Aug. %.
IS Zeppelin, Brest, Aug. 20.
SIS Dc Kaib, Brest. Aug. 70.
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RECORDED LEASES.

BROADWAY. Ass, 9 and b--Rsgent Pas
try Shop 20 Louis Barkin and Max
Borgida. 4155 Bway. from Sept J. 1914
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc vsscouia, from Manchester.
SIS Hamlet, from Barrow.
SIS Prometheus. from Singapore.
81 Lakeside, from Dartmouth.
IS TennySon, from Santos.
Sc Coquine, from Barry.
Sc Matoppo, from Colombo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-03
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.

servant (no children. wish 70 rent In the
nelghborhood OF Washington Square
small furnished apartment for January.
sFebruary and March OF 1890. Address
G. M j., Box ssS Madison Square sta
tion. New York City.
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20 April 40. 1879; atty. 9 O sussrmsn,
RivrSoToS ST.. iis. i;ccp s,oo 70 is:SSS
Soidperg to Nathan shampanka to Gus
from July Is, 1919; stvs Koppelman
i'i s.4.1 81 I. 80 ,.Sr.I r;.s;T e
Island City. from Oct /. 1913, to sept
I,TH 81, ssl W. sii.Hsrimain; G k iss,
Square w, 8 yrs froin~ Oct 1, 1918; atty,
Thoa c Riley. IS Liberty ct. -. ~, 500
9Th Az. 7s7; 4sth st, to1 w. sll-Edw
9Th av, STA Yrs. from Aug rs. 1919;
atTs. Wentworth, 8, 90 Wall
isT iSI :tr.., soor ana s:::, ,.s,toV
Franess ana Albert voiksnbers TO Leon
Nay lsis. ATTY. Jallu. Hahn i i. i TlT
,l inss'a sr e :iTosi.. z IL 20
Harry Horowitz, Sl2 n nth st, 8 yrs
from June 1, 1919; atty, Norris Jablow,
VILLA Av, sost, 4 sty apartment house
Italia Giordsno 70 J Castaido, sos7 villa
av. yrs from Sept 1. 1917; atty. J
Csstnide: sos7 villa sv;......;.:..u.e2o
7t.iIsas. centre rtore--rordwsi Realty
Corpn 20 Bend jacobson, . Z 10th ut,
S snS snS s' p fsSm S.y l. 'ao ss'N
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
7iTH st, 12s.1s1 w--Aifred H Taylor agt
Guy b Rsdford ct al: Dec IL, 1916. $3.50
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattsn.
LEWIS ST. s2--Lawyers Mtg Co agt Hattie
Fortman ct al foreclosure of mtg)
attys Shearman q Sterling.
Bronx.
COURTLANDT AV. 8, 1881 IT n 1890
ct, 2lsx1s3.7-Sarah J Hoilinshead as
trustee, agt Lizzie d qerlert ct al {fore-
closure Of mts) atty. E Whitlock.
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ARRIvALs-TUNSDAX, sHPThMbkh =
g Arisonia1, 81. Es.sirs, Aug. 10.
SIS siboney, Breet, Aug. "a.
Ss Keresaspa, Shields, Aug. IL.
81 Commodore Roillns, Port Antonio, Aus. ~,
IS Cote Blanche, Genoa, Aug. z.
So Honduras. Port Antonio. Aug. Is.
Sc yostsiis, Bristol. Aug. n
Sc Mohican. Cartasena, Aug. 10.
Sc Lynger0ord, Cnristiania, Aug. Is.
Sc Wilhelm Jehscn, Tampico, Aug. IS
50 Strathhllan, Manchester, Aug. 10.
Sc Courtois, Rosario, Aug. ..
Be Toronto. Newcastle, Aug. n.
Sc Sutherland, Portimsyo, Aug. 20.
Sc Pcnnsylvania, Port Arthur. Apg.
ss Bccusbcrough, New Orleans, Aug. n
Sc Pendrecht, Rotterdam, Aug. II.
Sc Baesam Lagos, July n.
Sc NJ ]. Scanlon. Rosario. July -
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetia swvey-~
htsndard Tine.
Sun rises. SIN A N Sun sets, LIN p ~
Moon rises....s:u N
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 2:a7 AN Gov. Island. q: SIS A N
Han oate...A:w A N
Low WATER THIS DAT.
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YOU WOULDN'T TRY
 TO TAME A WILDCAT
MT. Dodson Warns Against Use ot Treacherous, Dangerous
 CalomcI.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug. gish liver. When calomel comes into contact with sour bile it crashes into 1t, causing cramping and nausea.
 If you feel bilious, headachy, constt pated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get bottle of Dod- sons Liver Tone for few cents which is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without mak- ing you sick, just go back and get yonr money.
 If you take calomel today you'll be sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides, it may salivate you, while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up feeling great, full of ambition and ready for work Or play. It's harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children {; they like it.-Adv.