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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
LIS PENDENS.

GOTH ST. ao3 and 400 f. two actlons-U g
Trust Co OF Rgt schlesinger Rlty a.
ct al (amended foreclosure OF two mtgs)
attv w NJ Powell.
53D ST. - W-Grsenwlch saw Bank sg,
attys. Middiebrook & Borlsnd,
GOTH ST, to5 E-John Jaeohus, trustee.
AIT Schleslnger Rlty Co ct al (amended
foreclosure OF mtg); atty, w Powell
iSlST st. II S, ITO II OF 9Th av. c5xes. II
Mary l. Fraser Rgt Theresa Mayer
foreclosure - . mtgs); attys, Eastman &
Eastman.
Bronx.
CRESTON AV, W S, Il3 = 1854 st, e0xf20-
Charles II Nugent aEt Agnes Joyce
foreclosure OF mortEage); attys. Crook
n CAREY.
WASHINGTON Az. o cor ls3d st. 7ss
Igl.s--Sumner Gerard aEt- lssth - and
Washington Az co. Inc. OF al CfOre
closure ~ MORTGAGE: attys, Scott, Ger
ard & Bowers
MORRIS Av. " >, ASA n 1sith at, .5xs6x
irreg Evelyn Tanning ct al, AS gdns.
agt John Fleming ct al foreclosure ot
mortgage; attys Coleman. Stern &
Gotthold-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
STORE ON EAST SIDE
FOR WOOLWORTH co.
Other Leasing transactions
Reported.

Edward J. Hogan leased for q term
OF ten years for the Fordwall Realty
Corporation, of which Hyman Berman
is president. tho store and basement In
the sovtherly half OF the one story tax
payer which 10 to be erected on the
southeast corner of Avenue B and Fifth
street, on plot s6x1oo. with an Il" run
ming to Fifth street This win be the
hrst store opened by the r. w. Wool
worth Company O. he lower East Side.
Rental over tho term OF the lease will
be In excess Of 100000.
Huberth & Huberth leased the store at
Q Central Park West for the fsko Cor
poration to the Pilot Motor Car Com
pany.
Harry Seid leased the store and base
ment, SO University place, for ten years
at an aggregate rental OF $4,000; also
store and basement, IL waverley place,
for ten years at an aggregate rental Of
100000. Jack Scobel acted as broker In
both transactions ..t
Theodore A. Kavanagh of the ONCE
Of John J. Kavanagh leased for Henry
e. Quinby. executor, to Ceilings q Col
lings. antique furniture dealers, tho i've
story dwelling at ga Madison avenue.
George r. Read & Co. leased Offices
and show room space in ITO Broadway
to Lester Levy Co., Inc, and Angus
tine J. Smith Company; in 2s1 and 2sa
Fifth avenue to Dagmer Rasmussen and
J. N. Landsee Mackenzie and In II
Madison avenue to Samuel Lewinson.
Frederick Fox q Co, Inc, leased 10
Solomon & Joseph Schwartz, Inc, the
first loft at III Broadway; to Samuel
Katz & Samuel Schectman the top lof,
at IS East Eighth street to Jacob Zim
mer the building at 2341 Andrews ave
nue., The Bronx, to Nat Lewis, the store
at 710 to 730 Seventh avenue; to Nat
Lewis the store at 1873 to 1890 Broad.
way. and with d. Robinson a C. s
| Brown Company to II. Golfond Co
the second loft at IS and 81 East Tenth
street
| floor at 704 and 706 Broadway to Zee
man q Buchalter.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased TO Ola
| mend & Hirsch loft at 26 to 80 Yves
/ Seventeenth street
w. A. White & Sons leased offices II
the Frsnkln-Hudson Building, 100 Hud
son street. to Ivan Burger, Hugh 8. Jar
Wis and Alexander S. Maycrink ant
Harry J. Goff: at IS William street I,
the American Ordnance and Engineerin,
Company and an entire floor to tn
Sugar Sales Corporation; at $50 Parl
avenue the store and basement to Mi
chael F. Naughton: at 335 Fifth avenue
an entire floor to Hirschberg & Com
pany: at 44-46 Duane street, the stor
and basement to Coburn Trolley Tracl
Manufacturing Company; at 1876 Bleeck
er street n loft to Durable Clothing
Company at s Reade street lofts Z
Eloo Printing Company and & r Dol
Eye Company; at 321-323 East Thir
street a loft to Max Gottlieb and at S
Water street. the store and first loft t
T. A. Andrade & Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

The substitution of week work for
the piece work bass OF operation is
among the demands which II is said the
Cloak and Skirt Makers Union Is pre-
pairing to present to the manufacturers
In this city soon.
While the poss b!lity OF such change
Of working conditions in the industry is
being seriously considered by the en-
ployers individually no united action in
the matter has been taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
BANK TO BUILD 42D BRANCH.

The. Corn Exchange Bank, through
A. W. Mclaughlin & Co., has purchased
the property at IS Grove street and z.
and Sheridan Square. the corner of
West Fourth street. as the site for a
new branch of the bank. The property
acquired is at present covered by
three story dwelling and a one story ad-
ditioh. 1t will be improved by the
erection 'of a building for the exclusive
use of the bank. plans for which are
being prepared by S. Edison Gage.
The site upon which the financial In
stitution proposes to establish what will
be its forty-second branch in this city, Ia
one of the most centrally located sites In
Greenwich Village 1t faces the new
subway station OF the Seventh avenue
subway. and the modern and attractive
Greenwich Village Theatre. The plot
has a frontage OF 1879 feet on Grove
street and els feet on Sheridan
Square
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

A quick profit was realized In the
Vesey street auction room yesterday
when Loretta NJ. Higgins. who had Jest
purchased the six story loft building at
sfs to at7 West Twenty-sixth street al
the stand Of Henry Brady for se1,ooo.
turned her contract over to Francis B.
Robert for n client. at an advance OF
$4,000. The building In question was
one OF the first of it's type to be erected
In the Chelsea district It was offered
at auction as the result Of an action
brought by the Union Dime Savings
Bank against the estate of Thomas l.
Hamilton. former Police Commissioners
ana County Clerk, TO protect Hens
amounting TO about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
Pile Fabrics Selling.

OF the various types OF pile fabrics
velvet Is said by factors in the marke:
here TO be the greatest In demand just
now. Garment manufacturers who are
making preparations for fall and winter
business are placing satisfactory orders
for velvets in various grades in dark
shades. Light blues. some rose shades
and green's are among the colors most
wanted for immediate delivery.
The recent call for velveteens indi-
Gates that this material will be used 70
some extent for fall suits. There is a
good demand for white corduroys, for
delivery now. and many inquiries are
being received for corduroys in dark
shades for fall cutting. Grades OF plush
which can be used in place of fur have
been less active recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
KAHN TO ALTER HOUSES.

Otto II. Kahn plans to spend about
100000 altering the three old dwellings
which he owns at TO 10 East Sixty
eighth street into six story American
basement structures of the highest type.
Harry Allen Jacobs has fled plans for
the alterations, which include complete
reconstruction of the interior and the
building OF new facades of marble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
$500. 900 BUILDING PLANNED.

Plans have been filed for a ten story
store and printing building, 1o7.6x146.
to be located at the southwest corner Of
Seventh avenue and Thirty ninth street
bv the Pictorial Review Company. Rem
wick. Aspenwall & Tucker are the archi-
tects. and the cost Is estimated at
5000. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat u VESEY STREET. ]


PRINCE ST. 1875. Is West Broad :
way. 25Nl0l. sty loft and str-F c
Martin OF al agt Z NJ Rose ct al: due,
$40, 732Ss; taxes sc, s43l?O: to the
$50. 4 sty tint and strs-Mutuai Life
Ins Co aEt Helen Walter e: al: due,
iil.issst: taxes SC, ~ Withdrawn
Gill, s sty hoteI--M Lewis agt Claus
Boiling ct al; due, s1l.soAss; taxes. &C,
$3.50; to James Wells's Sons, for Henry
Sd SI Az. sss. cor s5th st. lso.s' ?i'ig
SAX irreg. 5 sty hotel-E King agt
Claus Boiling ct al; due. ssi. sss. as
taxes, &C, .iI7s,27; to James y Wells 5
Sons for Harry Doettger, ....... S36. 500
BY Henry Brady.
2sTH ST. s43-i7 w. 8. 235,7 9th av.
63.ilX9S.s. stv loft-CnIon Dime Saw
Bank aEtT L Hamilton ct al; due, $40
letl7, taxes &C. s72S2.i2; TO Loretta
BY l.. J Phillips & 60.
BEDT ~9D ST. 42,H. . cor Leroy 81
(3I 40x7Sx irreg, 2, 8, sty tni
and > rs---J d Schroeder ct al agt Fred
srid Babbe ct al; due. Ss,724,51; taxes
&c. $3.50; prior mtg sls.Soo; TO the
plAintin .........s.,....... tzi,tes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
OLD. KNICKERBOCKER SOLD.

The old Knickerbocker Hotel property,
at the southwest corner Of Third avenue
and Twepty-htth street. nd the adioin-
ing Ave story building at sac Third ave-
nue. were sold In foreclosure yesterday by
Joseph p. Day to Henry Boettger for
sIs.950 James N. Wells Sons repre-
sented Mr.. Boettger at the sale. The
property" occupies a plot 42xs4. The no.
tel il equipped with an electric passenger
elevator and other modern improvements
and contains a restaurant and grill room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
Tailored Hats Arc Selling.

Manufacturers of womens hats are in
clined to question the statement OF
prominent Boston dealer to the effect that
the sale of tailored hats has dropped so
per cent. recently. While II was adj
mitted yesterday that there has been a
falling or in the sales OF hats OF this
type because OF the great increase in
the vogue for trimmed hats. the decline
in the demand for the tailored hats has
not been seriously felt.
There has been an increasing tendency
during tho current season toward the
2.eater use of trimming on all hat
manufacturers say. but at the same
time many buyers are ordering reason
ably large quantities OF sailor hats for
later delivery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
HALCYON HALL SOLD.

Ennis & Stnnott purchased Halcyon
Hall. the seven story elevator apartment
house at 40S to Ala West 150th street,
between Convent and st Nicholas ave-
nues, from Moore 4 Ashley. the builders
of the structure, which occupies a plot
S3.6xl00. W. d. Morgan was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
BRowN SELLS . PROPERTIES.

Frederick Brown resoid to Samuel II.
Goldberg. attorney and operator. $50 and
565 West 1890 street. near ST. Nicholas
avenue. two five story apartment houses
each on a plot 75x100. housing sixty
families The holding price was $780,
900. Mr. Brown also sold to client OF
Harry ]. Rogers the five story apartment
house, on n plot 2sx100, at 20s2 AM
sterdam avenue. near 164th streev.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

of N. y............,..... s.sss.is
b. Z II. shoe Co. inc.-.Traver:
Brs HsS bur fEt;wsii:: R...F. II. -
Buyers nsrer Ala, Ind n. Gibbs lad
same--M 4 Henry ;M ~: 1,;.:. fi'V
coiumSps .e circle Constr. corpn..
Manhattan Sand Co, Inc 1ee.ss
Credential Employment CorpR-
ccstero, Manuel F.--Hoizwasser g.
cest S ,n John noI BY is;din.-iiooiiw.,. -
ser a. Co. Inc; costs. 5000. tos1s
Drlseoll, Margaret-P. W. SOM ,,o,.
p e Harold fGs.o 10. j. ddetto.. isi.if
rI sss e x,,::3X i a,n., I; ISL.
Fiandrosu q cO.-wnliam E. .r
fr Frsheie 3 cop-M jasper. 1.soose
Fitzgerald. Archer We p. .,..
Fontai nss Eva II. and Florence 4. 1872.
-Wetherbee & Wood 49,. stf.ss
Fire Detecting Wire Co. Inc 49,. ..
ots;,Is; Ralph n I, +: snd t,: John
Eng. Co)-Barnes Bros 2se.1s
Graham. Anna--Harry Meyers ,...
co SS: q Locw.n,ci. inc
Diamond State Fibre Co.; 49,.
oo SSI,s chss. s.. and Christ.
Iund (Lund q Goldbers)-E, J. ,..,
ae ritGS 'Adoiph-cc.' e. diuck.. isiH
Geiber, Samuel. p. Gluck... 1ss'oi
Granville. II. oordon--Packard a.
Motor Car Co. OF ". Y. .....::. Aos'''
Greenb'att. Herman. and Martin -
Hi tda B@H. n. Homer.... 1se.so
Hs sSps' Maiti6ew-c. G: smiih:::: ai5ti
Kittel,. Russell Nv. Robinson ,..so
Lyons ventiiiatins Machinery Co, 49,.
Inc.-E E. williams: s,:..; ''S
'ie oPsoul. 'S &c anu ........... 10000
Liebowitz. soioman. and Martin ,..o.
Ma chsias. John--M.nhattan Cash ,.,,,
McciolrIck. Paul A.--Peerless En-
M6 s,pseI Robert NM. o'Brian... sss.ii
Manfred, Aifrsdo--G. ouerci Of ...so
MSmiicrd. George Do. s. Mum ~
s.mea-sams ,,, ........... 14,sos6o
RondjnrIIs' oreste-J Farceiia. 1,o65h
Robinson. Frederick o.-waldorf- .,-o
HoA.ss 1GIi eidney.j. coh.ni.'..:.. tsIos
Singer Kenneth MA A. Han ,u..
sh ssna: .jio.eph-H. N. 'sokoicw. isi.Ss
Seventy eighth street and broad
way co.-chatham 4 Phenix ,crs
slnntar. Sam = sanitary Wet ,.o.
wash Laundry Co. Inc: costs issss
strunsky. Myer-N. ". Hutner. 1880
| Sileo. Carmeila-Board of Edu-
cation OF City of n: Y:........ 1is.eo
steinSerg. Isaac - Mediek- Bar $3.50
sc fGTs co otto w.-Eirst Natl. -
Bank Of Jamaica. ..........: ssA.bs
s'1 essrp ''....'..'.'..'.......... $3.50
rietney' "i''a"-o neeA A'1a'. s7.c5
w eii a isdor E-R. il. Donneiy: istTs
wandeil. Kurt--Bradley Packard
Sand TauSer. ..'.......... iiln
BRONX
Tho hrst name Ia that OF the debtors
Applebaum. Isadore-Lay Fish
Heller, sam-Peralman a Gold .
Lyon s,n''V Ventiiat,ns Machinery Co. ~
Masconi, Bernardo and Bertha
J. Lchtenberg....., eyals
Pierce, David VS.. Phillips. lss.T7
Satisfied Judgments.
Tho FIRST name is that of the debtor, the
second that Of the creditor and date when
3udRmen: was filed:
Finkelstein. Israel-G. sioman;
May Is. 1918. .............:.. N.e17.s%
JAY Key ST. inc. Becker 80. %
Mertens Robert e. and Laura u.
". Koka; Feb IL. lsIs...... I,si1.ss
Weaver, George-G. Z. Weaver,
trustee: March 6. 1919. 6.lN43
Weaver. George. D. Weaver:
March 6. 1919. ................ l.sSSSt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
DYEING COMPANY SELLS HOME,

Edward II. Burger. attorney and a
director of the Reliable Cleaning and
Dyeing Works, Inc. closed a contract
yesterday at n substantial profit for the
sale OF the building and the entire equip
ment of the corporation at APT East
101st street to Louis Stiller. who will
conduct the business under the same
name. The building Is a modern struc-
ture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
HAVEN AVENUE TRANSACTION.

Daniel II. Sacks purchased from will
lam Gamble, vice-president Of the Irving
Trust Company. tho Hudson View Court,
five story new law apartment house, at
l12 to 1lS Haven avenue. facing West
Hist street. This building contains ac-
commodations for thirty families and
was held at $4,000. J. g. Maxwell was
the broker who negotiated the transact
ton. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
White Wool Knitted Caters.

Hand knitted white wool CATERS which
pull on over the shoe are being worn
with short skirts by some OF the smartly
dressed girls in Paris a returning buyer
reports. They ut the ankle nugly and
have leather strap under the foot,
Hand KIN tiers might be interested to
know that they are made with the knit
one row and purl one back" method.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
FORM COMPANY TO BUY HOUSE.

There was Incorporated at Albany
yesterday IS West Eighty-ffth Street,
to take over the property at that ad-
dress. a four story dwelling on lot ask
100. between Central Park West and
Columbus avenue. presumably for the
purpose of converting the building into
small apartments. The directors OF the
new company are c. r. Nash and @. II
and II. s. SImonson. Title to the prop
erty Is held by Grant hoffman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
100000 LOFT IN DEAL.

,: Charles oaiewski bought from Eliza
"a beth Ferris OF Long Branch, n. j.. the
I twelve story fireproof loft building, on
= PLOT box1l0, Mt 80 and 50 West Fifteenth
~~street, near Fifth avenue The building
8 Is fully rented for $4,000 per annum,
and was held at 100000. William Suss-
-man and NJ. G. L. Hess. Inc. were the
brokers In the. transaction. Joseph f.
Greenberg, attorney. represented the pur-
chaser. and Stoddard & Mark acted for
the seller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Keen COM
petition for all the offerings except the
Southern and Western quarter blood lots
marked the opening to-day of the series
of Government wool auctions to be held
here this week at the Manufacturers
Club. The offerings included 100000
pounds Of domestic fleece and 450 pounds
of pulled woods Out of a total OF 349
lots offered only th!rty-three were with
drawn.
Prices at which the various lots sold
were called high, and were fully up to
the levels established at previous sales
here and In Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

CRESTON AVENUE-The United Real
Estate Trust Company sold to Il. II.
Construction Company. =. Herschow-
sky president, for immediate improve
ment. the plot of four lots, 125xl00, on
the west side Of Creston avenue, 1lb
feet south OF Burnside avenue. Quinlan
& Leland represented the buyer and
b. II. weisker the seller.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE - B. Posner
bought 1915 University avenue. a
thirty-five family apartment house,
held at s105, 900 and renting for s1s.-
900, through Bremen q Rubin.
EAST 166TH STREET-Cahn & Pitt
man bought from DR.. Louis Goldln 3l5
East l66th street. a Ave story new
law apartment Alexander Selkin and
David Mintz negotiated the sale.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-The West
Mercer Corporation sold through Rich
ard Prendergast the two family dwell
ing at 1l2s- SoYtrern--2 ulevard
sold for the United States Trust Com
pany. as trustee. 293 West 147th
street. a five story apartment, 37.6x
100. to a client for investment.
WEST EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET -
Clients OF II. NJ. Moses bought 20
West Eighty-sixth street, four story
dwelling. 22x100.s,
WEST 130TH STREET-A client of
Ernest T. Bower bought from Francis
Fl. Hanford III West 130th street, a
three story dwelling. 1881.
WEST EIGHTY SECOND STREET -
Robert w. Fulton sold for the West
Mercer CORPORATION the five story
house, 30xl00s, at 81 West Eighty
second street 10 a buyer who will alter
II into small apartments.
| EAST 166TH STREET-Alexander Sci
l. kin and David Mintz sold to Louis
e. Kleban the Ave story apartment
house, with stores. at 305 East 166th
street, on plot 42xl0o.
WISE AVENUE-The Isaac Lowenfeld
| Realty Corporation bought from u
Posner through s. Rosen the Ave story
apartment, 50x100. at 1900 and 1902
] Vyse avenue.
THIRD AVENUE-Catherine Meighar
has bought the two story frame build
ing at 5000 Third avenue on lot 23,
| l941Lx irregular. The title Is to b,
| registered under the Torrens system,
BEL, MONT AVENUE-Wiliam II. Meh
Itch. with Eugene NJ. Bushwick. SOLD
for George w. Dunn 2i3s Belmon
| avenue, two family dwelling, 1Sxs5
TO Edward j. Schick for occupancy.
sATIsF ED MECHANICS LIEN.
| Manhattan.
} ssrH ST. ISL 20 25S w-United Electri
1 ~ w n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
Velvet for Hats,

Millinery stylists say that black vel
vet, used for both facings and trims, is
gaining in favor In the trade here. Col
ored velvets are proving most successful
as facings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
TAX UPON FURS Is
EXPLAINED HERE
Person Who Makes Garment
Marketable Must Pay, Says
Revenue Officer. ,

A loophole by which tho public might
be able to avoid the payment Of the 10
per cent. tax imposed on articles manu-
featured from fur rs provided in the
war revenue bill was disclosed yester-
day by C. w. Mutt. chief zone officer Of
the Bureau OF internal Revenue, at a
meeting at the Hotel Martinique held
under the auspices of the Mutual Pro-
tective Fur Manufacturers Association.
He explained that II a person pur-
chased skins from a dealer and then had
them manufactured into a finished gar
ment for his or her own use no tax
would be due. But, said Mr.. Mutt, the
Government Is going to be on the watch
for such transactions.
Mr.. Mutt declared that the tax II duo
from the person who makes the fur gar
ment into a marketable form. In In
stances where the garment Is sold from
one member of the trade to another there
is no tax until the garment Is completed
and sold.
For example, he pointed out that II
the lining were left out OF coat or
even the buttons left of the tax would
not become due until the garment had
been completed and sold. II. however
the garment were sold In an incomplete
state to an Individual not q dealer the
tax would theh become due.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19

SKsnnea1 1ss; Sonr,ur.. a'S' lido
LOTS sos and 400 mar mart Varian es- |
is 1ndS 9u,nn, $500, g R1 Mos oS'nR atm
y TaIion r,oiumhus Circie III
MORr,AGrS
'"i'h name and ,+s addre,' OF lender ana
Downtown.
,so,r, ~ Tonrtsen,h ,,r..,,
MAIDEN LAVE 81, cor Gold 81
securities Corp TO Geo Mex Brown.
yers Z 4 Co. 100 Bway 1895 600
MAIDEN LANE, 80. Sc cor Geld e. s7ex
ss'MxsSSes's. Mch in Lie ms
4te ins & Trust Co, 50 wall st: 10 Yrs;
st ...... $50 . ~ .,s5, $50
East Side.
frast ~ rYf,h avenue betvean Irourteenth
and 10th streets)
LEXINGTON Az, g. 40 9 sIth Of, 1851
1 Ms5sh i7ss Le1,nst0n Az GSrp
s5FH 81: q :, 5. sesiss', p n, ,M.S;S
iSo W 7sd ST.. and ano. due March Il;
Bwsy n.'' my. "."' ss5, 900
Leudsn to Ffieds Neumann. 1888 West
End az, due April !: 1929. ~ %; atty;
|
| rnsi.' 80 En- 30 o., |'favv ~ Gs ~
| Iaraia widow Giuseppi IAraia. a2S
l0sth st, 10 yrs, 81 s address, V Ilaraia,
| 22s 1osth st................. $4,000
Yves. Side.
and 10th .tfss,sJ
mtg is51 :s:u ss; ,cS March 5efGrt Sd.
beach auto s,o Ms % Io oe no @o! Lon" ing
:; attys. caSs & APPEL, % Nassau
sT ST. bias , d5$ w9st End sy is55
Concrete Steel Co to Dime SAY Bank Of
Bkiyn. DeKaib ay, due March i, 1924.
18TH. ST, n :. ias " Is, av. a5x7sixS5tS
Empire Trust 90, trustee due and int as
per BOND; attys. Myers q Goldsmi,h. 100
re-.
UPTOWN.
, ,r,h tia Island: north Of !ioth street,
nth 81; e ISIS. 2,61ss:s Lenox
$1,000 each ana subj 10 ,s nil, IN I ass %
$3.50. March ii--Jos sh.nk to Augusta
per Soma s.,y ESW az i.e SSs ana sIoss
st ................... ......sla, 600
Males s ,sSs M na ssr, S.siG ALL p M ~
Central saw Bank. iS7 4th sv. Yrs. sd;
atty, Meyer Auerbach. IS broad
2D Az, 2is6. IS. iiS.sxiS. March ISWw
| thni l0in FInSiay 40 Rronx ~.
81, pr mtg $4,000; atty. J Mosko,
W.T. 2Ss Bwsy 49,, ..,... g. 500
ii-rouisa CsEgiano TO cornefia II
hughes Harrow Wealdt Park. M!ddla.
sex, Eng; attys. Thompson. L & u, %
l2tTH ST. S?s e. n :, ?Cxi0oll. D m,
March l7--Peter Dahl TO y Y Title =
Mtg Co, 1875 Bway yrs, sSSs75o
| l2tTH ST 32s +. s. 2OxlOOll D m,
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No Cheaper shirtfngs.

There are no Indications OF any big
reduction in the prices OF shirtings fac
tors in the local cotton goods market
reported yesterday. As q matter Of fact
several houses have already stated that
their new lines of fancy goods would be
rather limited.
Several Of tho larger houses which had
planned TO open their lines this week
have postponed such action until early
In April. as 1t is understood that manu-
facturers are not yet ready to buy to
any great extent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-19
TAKE SPEEDY PROFIT ON LOFT.

In addition to hfty-four rooms and q
number of private baths.
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sATIsF. ED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

aarH ST. 25I 20 25S w--Unlted Electric
const co. Ine agt sSs w ssth st Corp e
Al. Dec 10. ieS.. .'stsssf
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MORTGAGES.

(With nnme and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
MAIDEN LAME, 81, W cor Gold ut,
doex2ssx irreg. y m. Mich 15-Rednal
Securities Corp TO Geo Mex Brown.
yers 7 a r Co. 100 Bway. .s235, 900
MAIDEN LANE. SO, 8 9 cor Gold st. 27:sx
Trust Co, trustees and gdn. TO N Y
Iife Ins & Trust Co. 8? Wall st. 10 yrs.
50; sttys, Emmett g. Parish, So Wall