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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
lLteutenHnt Keith Return, urom,

J gsrutcnant a. Morson Keith. I,oi,ed
sfEtes Air Service, who has been sta
pA3t year, has returned TO hi, hono in
ihtS city. Lieutenant kc!,u WHO is
graduate OF the Virginia Military In
isltate and the University OF Virginia
ia@ schoo!. entered the tirst training
caaap n For: Nyer AID has been iS
tho service sine. the entry .. .A:?tcr,ca
;rto the war. I!o is son 81 no inte
!udSe James Keith. OF tho Virginia
supreme Cou-t. Lieutenant keith has
neeE acting As instructor IN aviation
az kclly F.eld Coz aone tine past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
CONVENTION ADJOCRNS
AFTER BANQUET TONIGHT
John Stewart Brvnn Uo,,.

John Stewart Bryan, returned last
night from France, where he had been
for several weeks. lie arrived in New
York yesterday morning, and came d.
rec;iy to Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Marriage License.

Marriage Licenses.
James Thomas Eanca foc) H,chr,ord:
Hattie Elizabeth Fowler C"o,. chcatcrrle!d
County.
Joseph r. Anderson tesl. Rlchmond
i2'hei Ciayborne Robinson t2o). Kattanlne.
Pa.
Robert Jennings I.umpktn tco, Rich
rnond: Ever Elizabeth Powell l25I Rich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

Twcu:yth-cs rinta of LIQUOR were seized
SesterdaE by Detectives Duffy and Bcrtucci
whcH thsy conducted a search OF the en-
zinc ami Soilcr roon,s Of tho Steamer Der
kicy al the Old Dominion Line whutvcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

the conditions and end-rcsults OBJ
tanned in every hospitals in their COM
spection of schools. milk and food sup
plies, and sanitary conditions OF pub
lie eating places. factories, etc"
CONVENTION ADJOURNS
AFTER BANQUET TONIGHT
The association held banquet; las,
night at the Commonwealth Club. 1t
will adjourn this afternoop.
Speakers yesterday were: Or. joan
=. Cpshur. Richmond: DR.. j. L. Rawls
Suffolk: DR. w. c. Ashworth. Green's
boro. n. c.; DIR. J. *. Hall. Richmond;
Or. G. A. Shore, Raleigh. y. c.: DR. ].
w. Halford. Ellington, n. c.; DR.. W.
7. PARROT, kinaton, n. c.; DR. Tom a.
Williams, Washington, D. c.: DIR. L. II.
Sow ling: DURHAM. \: c.: DR.. AleNan-
der G. Brown. Jr., Richmond: DR. 4.
McNiel Blair. Southern Pines, " c.:
Or. Douglas NanderHoof. Richmond
DR.. Southgatc Leigh. Norfolk: DR.. An
tonic y. Burke. Norfolk, Va: DR.. ROB
CRIT c. Bryan, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

Carr Hal, Carson. son Of Rev r. V. Car
eoh, pasior or Ashury Methodist Church has
returned 20 n; HON" after serving aboard
shm u = ;. Htnrcapong: Carson was for
merry, stuccnt at john Marshall High
school lie had been IN soryicc sine: las.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

Arthur Lewis. who ravc his address as
pcnnsylvania was tnk"n into custody yes
;erday charged 'rith being fugitive from
Justice. Officers Bcrtucci and Dufy made
the arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeWs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
RNsy Readers.

Officers will he elected and the orsan,.a.
R iin PCT, peEiie;ea when the meeting OF South
might n HustinGr Court. Fart II. a name
VIII afro be selected ~ the tirr,c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased a suite of Of
fees for the Park Row Realty Corpora
ton to Gordon, Woodruff & Co.
John ]. Kavanagh leased the store at
zoos Madison avenue to Charles & Err
nest for a ladies' hairdressing and
beauty parlor.
Jacob J. Talbot leased the store and
basement at 446 West Forty-second
street to Rudolph Brine.
Duross Company leased the store and
basement at 1876 Ninth avenue to Will
lam McSherry; the storage building at
the rear of 237 to 245 West Nineteenth
street to John O'Neill and the corner
store at the northeast corner of Fiji
teenth street and Ninth avenue to R
Sharaga.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
entire building at 622 to $40 West Fifty
seventh street to the Poertner Motor Car
Company the entire seventh floor at 521
to 531 West Fhty-seventh street to the
Interstate Mechanical Laboratories, Inc,
and office space at 1855 Broadway to F.
G. Cole & Co., Inc.
Louis Marks OF Goodwin & Goodwin
leased for ]. A. Whitcomb Of the Balti-
more Lunch Company the building at
122 East 125th street. 25x100. located 115
feet west Of Lexington avenue, for a
term of twenty-one years at an aggre-
gate rental of about s125,000. The les
see Is Nathan Beecher, who will spend
$4,000 in alterations and use the prop
erty for his cloak and suit business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
QUEENS TRANsACT1oNs.

Lewis III. May Company sold for S
L. Construction Company three dwell.
ings at 1855, 1869 and 1875 Hollywood
avenue, Far Rockaway. to an investing
client; also resold for Harriet Cohen
at 1345 Clinton street, Far Rockaway
two and half story dwelling to An.
thony Basile for occupancy; also re.
sold for Morris Bieber at 1868 Holly.
wood avenue a two and half story
dwelling to Robert r. Tighe.
The two family dwelling at 100 Tween.
tieth street, Broadway Flushing, owned
by Robert Bruce. has been purchased
by John Pirzer of Corona The plot 4,
37x100 feet. The purchaser will OCCUPY
one Of the apartments and lease ths
other. The sale was made by ]. Albert
Johntra.
II. Goldschmidt sold for Suprem,
Court Justice Robert F. Wagner his
house and garage on Linden street
Woodmere, to NJ. Blumenthal, who will
occupy same.
Cross Brown Company leased ,.tht
entire first floor in the dwelling at web
ster avenue, Second and Third avenues
Long Island City. to E. s. Partridg,
Company.
The Kew Gardens Corporation solo
6oxloo to A. w. Williams, south sid,
OF Audley street. east of Abingdon road
and SSx12S to the Classic Constructior
Company, at the southeast corner n,
81 AIMS and Cedar avenues, Kew Gar.
dens-
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Pell Tibbits sold for William
iuckei, executor. a part of the Corn
wall estate at Bankers Point. Port
washington, l.. J., to a client, who will
build large country residence. The
seller was represented by Stephen Yates
.. 5. Walstrum-Gordon & Forman sold
Tor Miss Madolin l.. Walthery the cot
tage at rs Overlook road to Frederick
w. kaeser of Manhattan, and leased for
Mrs. Edwin F. Clark. furnished her
home at, 81 Walnut street, and for Mrs
George w. Glaentzer, furnished her
nome on the Heights to A. b. Magonigle
OF Brooklyn, all at Ridgewood, N. ].
EDWARD p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
!. A Dawson his residence at IL Mount
vernon avenue. Orange. N. j., to c. B,
Cook
Brentwood Realty Company sold A
bungalow OF eight rooms on a large plot
at Observation-Disclosures to Julius
Chambers OF the Brooklyn Eaole. A
large plot on Brentwood Parkway for
building purposes has been sold to Mrs.
Lucy Baer of Manhattan, who will erect
a permanent residence this fall. Ground
Is to be broken during September in the
Pines section for fifteen bungalows.
ranging In cost from $4,000 to $500.
j. X. Moore has sold 80 Harper
place, Arlington, N. j., six room bun
galow. on plot S5x120. to Margaret L.
SchlageEhaft, who owns adjoining prop
erty.
Burke Stone, Inc. sold at Bronxville
for Edwin Lefebre his house in Lawrence
Park to c. Rollins Manville. for Oliver
M. Oake a dwelling in the Longvale sec
ton to Wilbert N. Benedict, for ]. D.
Riley his residence on Webster avenue,
Armour villa Park. to Mr.. Gershoy ana
for Alfred b. Stone dwelling corner of
Maple street and Pondfield road to Ed
gar Beckwith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
BRIARcLIFF MARKET ACTIVE.

There has been an unprecedented de-
mand for real estate In the BriarcliN
section this summer, both In improved
and unimproved acreage as well as large
and small houses. One of the features
OF the trading is that prospective pur-
chasers are not consulting brokers' lists
but are making a house to house can
vas asking II the property can be pur-
chased.
Among the ssles which were closed at
Briarcliff last week were:
Briarclif Realty Company to Fritz J.
Fraek Of Pleasantville, N. Y. a tract OF
thirty-five acres On the Hardscrabble
Road being a part of the New Rankei-
lour Farm. The property will be i'm
proved by Mr.. Frank. Sale was made
direct.
Briarclif Realty Company to James
F. Douglas of Ossining, n. Y, the
Mount Quhanie residence on Pine Road
The sale was made direct. The property
was held at $4,000. Mr. Douglas will
take possession on October 1, the cot
tage now being under lease.
The Briarcliff Realty Company has
also sold two vacant lots on Oak Road
to George F, Scharfenberg of 212 Macon
street, Brooklyn. Mr.. Scharfenberg has
also purchased residence adjoining
these lots from William B. Ayers.
William B. Ayers has also sold a nine
room residence to Arthur Wilkins of
Ossining. Both OF the transactions OF
Mr.. Ayers were direct.
The Bria-cliff Congregational Church
mas sold three houses of its real estate
holdings on the State Road. The pur-
cnasers were R L. Rayburn of Briar-
clin Manor. N. T.; A. T. Allen, Column
pus, Ohio; Sherman w. Dean, New York
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WHITLoCK AvENUE-M. L. a G.,
hrnst sold to Isaac Cinnamon the three
story three family house, on a plot
s5xlOO at sS1 Whitlock avenue. il.
CAIN was the broker
WHITLOCK AVENUE-M. L. & C.
Ernst sold to Jacob Cinnamon the
three story three family house, on a
plot 25x100 at $50 whitlock avenue.
Sol Pulver was the broker. The same
owners have sold nineteen of the
twenty-one houses on the block.
THIRD AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold the North Side Savings Bank
Building at 3230-2 Third avenue, 100
feet south of 16Srd street 1t is a two
story building of stone and steel con-
structton on plot 33.6x109.
ARTHUR AVENUE-Max Silverstein
sold to the Julia Realty Company a
six story apartment at 1912 Arthur
avenue. northeast corner of 175th
street, and the six story apartment at
657 East 175th street, each on plot
4Sx9o, and to A. w. Calm n six story
apartment. 46x95, at Sal 175th street.
CHARLOTTE STREET-Morris Schu.
mann sold for Sol Goldstein the apart
ment at 1916 Charlotte street, held at
$4,000 and renting at $4,000.
1NTERVALE AVENCE-Cahn & Pitt
man purchased from Frances w.
Deutsch at the southeast corner of
1ntervale avenue and 165th street a
one story taxpayer, with five stores.
2oxs7. s. Ullman was the broker.
EAST 1S3D STREETS. ]. Taylor sold
for It. b. Rawson residence, 37.5x100,
on the south side of 1880 street, 1876
feet west OF Jerome Avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
|NEWARK'S MARKET is
FEATURED BY LEASES
United Cigars and 2 Factory
Concerns Brighten Week.

Two large commercial leases were the
only outstanding features of Newark's
realty market last week. Feist & Feist
Inc, leased the northeast corner OF Mar
ket and Mulberry streets for a term Of
twenty years to the United Cigar Stores
Company. The property has frontage
OF 47.b on Market street, a depth of 225
feet on Mulberry street and a frontage
OF so feet on Clinton. This lease will
give the United Cigar Stores Company
their twelfth store in Newark and will
complete their chain in that city.
At the expiration of the present leases
the building will be RACED and a new
six story building will be erected. The
property has been owned by the Case
bolt estate for nearly fifty years. The
estate was represented in the lease by
George T. Casebolt. Edward w. jackson
| and Edward T. Casebolt.
Through their factory department
Feist d Feist, Inc, subleased the New
Jersey Aluminium Company's building on
the southwest corner of Springfield ave-
| nue. and South Nineteenth street, for
Joseph +. McGann to the Charms Com
pany, manufacturers of Charms fruit
| tablets. The Charms Company was rep
resented by the president, W. w. Reid,
Jr. the secretary. Julius Schock. and
the company's attorneys. Osborn. Corn
ish & Schock. Joseph F. McGann was
represented by his attorney. Milton
Unger.
Feist & Feist, Inc, sold for Mary C..
Durham to Catherine ]. Tilley her house
at s6S Highland avenue. in the Forest
Hill district. They also leased the hGhse
at 1o7 Clinton avenue to Elmer Miller,
an attorney Of New York city, and the
house at 451 Washington avenue to ]. C.
| Dobelbower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Plans Filed for Another Aller-
ton Hotel on Madison Ave.
!, and Two Bronx Flats.

Plans were filed last week with the
Manhattan Bureau Of Buildings for the
proposed sixteen story brick hotel to be
erected on a plot 1oox75 at the north
east corner Of Madison avenue and Fifty
fifth street by the Ailcrton Housing Cor
poration. James s. Cushman. president.
According to the plans prepared by Ar
thur l.. Hartman. architect, OF West
Twenty-ninth street, the structure will
cost 100000.
Among the buildings planned for The
Bronx Is Ave story brfefk apartment
house for the southwest corner of Mount
Eden avenue and Grand Concourse on a
plot 131.3x110. Philip Weinstein & Son
are the owners. Goldner & Goldberg Of
3s1 East 149th street prepared the plans
which call for an outlay of $250.000.
Another Bronx building project for
which plans were filed last Saturday Is
a group Of twenty-three two story brick
dwellings, 25x30. with garages which
will be erected by the Mace estate on
Holland avenue, 100 feet north Of Aller-
ton avenue. The development will cost
3149,500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
CONFERENCE BUYs ON l.. 1.

One OF the largest real estate sales
consumated in Sayville, L. l., in recent
years was the transfer last Saturday to
the South Bay Summer Conference of
the valuable land and development at
the foot Of Handsome avenue, known as
Cedarshore. The property has been
owned for number of years and de-
veloped as bungalow colony and sum-
mer club by George A. Morrison, former
Alderman Of Brooklyn and Sayville.
The Conference. which for several
years has been conducted by the Rev.
Cornelius Miller. pastor of the First
Reformed Church of West Sayville, was
established for the purpose of a reli-
gious, educational and patriotic pro-
gramme. 1t is the present intention to
pattern the project on Ocean Grove.
The property just turned over con-
eists of about nine acres of lawns sloping
down to the bay, with a bathing beach.
Included In the property are a large
bathing pavilion. casino and auditorium
combined. overlooking the bay, and eight
new Furnished cottages, which are to be
arranged as sleeping quarters for about
200 guests. who will eat in the dining
hall OF the casino.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

GOTH ST, s, 500 18th av, e5x10o.5-
Maria X Gray to Kate Murray. IS w
167th st, Aug 20, 1906; attys, Truax,
Watson a. Roberts. 14l Bway. 81, 200
5oTH ST. 4l9 E--Kath Schnsbel, on prom
ises, to Frank and Mary Bunge. 419 e
6oth st, May u.s. 1912. atty, U T @ Co
18th ST, 22G E-Sarah d and VIM u
Platt of White Plains. Y. to Mutual
Life ms Co OF N Y, Aug 5, 1904: atty.
DUTCH ST, Estate OF Jno Murphy
to Cath Sefton, 1914 W 74tn ST. Sept
I. nsl'i atty. g & t Co. l7S Broad.
WASHINGTON Av, 46 and Al Cs-21S6-sO
-Leonette Realty Co, las st Nicholas
av, 10 III Holding Co, 319 Z I'D ST.
March l. 1918: atty, Louis s schlechter.
las ST Nicholas av.......,......sls.o 900
lO2D ST, 2Os W-Emily Messmer TO Helene
Koch, on premises, Jan IL, 1909; attys,
Bauerdorf & TAYLOR. III Bway. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease q Gilman leased the five story
American basement dwelling at As East
Fiftieth street, between Madison and
Park avenues to Franklin b. Lord. for
whom Pease & Gilman recently sold IT
East Scventy-sixth street, and the three
story and basement dwelling at 1874 East
Seventy-third street, between Park and
Lexington avenues, to Calvert Brewer.
They also leased furnished apartments
In go West End avenue to ]. HI. Maher ;
one In us West Seventy-second street to
Heinrich jacobson and in las East Thir-
ty-fifth street to William G. Wendell.
The same brokers leased apartments as
follows: In 21 West Fifty-eighth street
to Armand Veesey. in IS West Sixty
eighth street to M. d. Baron, in West
Seventeen street to Mrs. Helen r.
Dulles, in 80 West seventy-sixth street
to Miss Halene Patton, in 1903 East Sew
enty-fifth street to Mrs Nellie Taylor, in
s22 West Tooth street to T. B. Owens
and in 2S7 Lexington avenue to Henry
c. Holt.
John ]. Kavanagh leased apartments
in ~ East Seventy-eighth street to
James NJ. Wellman. S. 8. Alexander, P.
Tredick and L. A. Whitlock; also apart
ments in 40 East Seventy-eighth street
to Mrs. I. B. Dodge and Kenneth Nc
Alpin and two apartments in 1887 Madi-
son avenue to Mrs. J. Mulhall.
The Houghton Company leased the
three story and basement dwelling at 121
West Eighty-seventh street to August
Klumpf.
Jacob ]. Talbot leased to the Knick-
erbocker Council, Knights of Columbus,
the four story dwelling at 354 West
Twenty-eighth street. After extensive
alterations the building will be used as a
clubhouse.
Peter Cusack Company leased for five
years the dwelling at ia West Eightieth
street to Joseph Gallagher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN AVENUE-CharlesF Fred
ericks, attorney, sold for Mrs. Amelia
woodward Of San Francisco the three
story dwelling at 4o1 Manhattan ave-
nue. to James and Joseph Rafferty,.
simon S. Friedberg appeared for Mrs.
Woodward
WEST FoRrY-NINTH STREET.. n.
English sold for Francis X. OConnor
the two four story buildings at 22S
and 230 West Forty-ninth street, on
plot 40x1O0
WEST 122D STREET-Shaw & Co. sold
Tor Mrs. Katherine G. Oppenheim 11s
West 122d street. a three story and
basement dwelling. on plot 1Sx55x
1o0.11, TO John McClelland.
WEST 160TH STREET-Jacob ], Talbot
sold for the estate Of Philip Iaracy
the hve story tenement at $50 West
160th street, 37.6x1O0.
EAST ELEVENTH STREETS. Staixer
bought through Max Silverstein az at
torney the six story tenement. SKI 90.
at ga East Eleventh street.
WEST 123D STREET-Terese v. Finn.
tenant. bought from Arthur r. Whit
ney 1858 West 1880 street, n three
story dwelling. 16x100.
EAST SEVENTEEN STREET.-THE
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Marian and Eleanor Hague the
modern four story American basement
dwelling at 161 East SEVENTEEN street.
WEST 114TH STREET-ward Belknap
q Bon sold for J. v. v. Oicott, as at
torney. 20 West Hath street, a three
story and basement dwelling, 17.8x
100.11
WEST FoRTY-NINTH sTREET-H. ].
Rogers sold for the Hirsch Lumber
Company TO /. Abrams 614 West
Forty-ninth street, a five story tene-
ment. 26x100.
EAST 10TH STREET-V. Loporni sold
347 East l04th street a four story
tenement. 25x1oo. near First avenue.
HENRY STREET-B. Chenkin has sold
for Garrett w. Cotter, an assistant
United States District Attorney, 900
Henry street, a five story tenement,
2OxsO, near SCANNED street.
WEST nth STREET-The He Won
Realty Corporation bought three five
story apartments, 91x100, at 81 to IS
West llith street
EAST 18TH STREET-Charles Gar
hebel has sold the hve story apart
ment, 27xl00. at 26 East 18th street.
AVENUE B-The one story taxpayer
NJ the southeast corner OF Avenue b
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
GOLD ST, $3.50. 5 s, 62.sx54-Chas A Nc
Mann TO Annette H Harrgan. 740 River
side Drive. Dec 8, 1916 atty. Annette
MONROE ST, IS. n s. 451x20.21 irreE-
Mountain Side Dairy. Co to Ady Nadel.
Is suff Sns,r ST. mtg 'isoSo; Aug 26i atty
l1TH ST. -. isi.iO University ri, ' sSS
H som 4 Ar INST Jr, TO- Anna
az; atty. T @ & T co. iTS Bway. 500
East Side.
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST. q, l45 W Sth sv. 2sxs3-Rob-
ert Hoe Estate Co to Chas Springer 2lS
W 2lst st. Aug 90: atty. T G & T Co,
s.rG ST. 10 E. 5. sS;I;iiGG,5-Jin;o; / 'i pS
Steiner. $50 f SAD st. mtg 322. 900, Aug
q; atty, 6 & Co. rs Bway. 800
ano, mtg $4,000. Aug 2s: atty. T a
T co. 176 Bway ......,.....,..... 500
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
2iTH ST. 152 w, 8, 25xss.s-Mary ]
Boomer TO Gramont Holding Co, 2i6 W
s4th st. July rs. attys. Phillips. NJ & L,
81 Chambers st observation-disclosures $40
44TH ST, = s. 225 W 9Th av, 25xlOo NY
Academy OF Medicine TO Guar Trust Co
OF N Y, l40 Bway, June so: atty, C &
T Co. l76 Bway. ....... 500
GOTH ST, :, 2s76 Columbus av S7,sx
1Oo,5-Eliz Breaker to EliE NJ Breaker,
s94 w Sbth st. and ano. trus. mtg 49,
900, Aug 81; atty. @ & Co. i1s
18TH ST, 5. 200 lin av, 2oxIOa''s@
Edith a Ashley and RnO, trus. to Kath
NJ Waters, s1 nth st, Bklyn. AuE&7;
atty, T G g. Co. 176 Bway. 500
18TH ST, n g. 1854 W 4th av. ls.Sxio2,2-
Van v Olcott, exr, SC, to Bankers
Trust co, l6 Wall st. trus; attys. White
e. Case. IL Wall st,..........,.......N
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street.)
isOTH ST. qsS w. SIS. iS.sxse,ll-Farmers
Loan & Trust Co, trus. to Elizabeth
Realty 90, as Park Row, Aug az; atty
Pen levy ss Park Row, ......, 81 Sna
MADISON AV. VS.. 1858 8 l30th st, Task
T5-Jno OKeete and ano TO Jno Hand,
Isb Il s8d st. mtg $4,000. Aug "a; atty,
Jno NJ Rider, a. Cedar st,.......,..31o0
IalTH ST. IS W. ms. l7.sxsS,Francis s
iS4th st. Aug rs; atty. T q & T Co. 17s
,ss sMi' ST. ssiSw,, :, ,I,i1ssii.HissrrSSyy
Bowman to Louise f Picters. lo5 W
l8sth st. Aug IS; atty @ & Co, .l7s
l4TTH ST. iii W, 5, iisxsg.ii--Laaiw;yytsGTSS
Mtg co to Eliz Kelly, 437 w Nth ST.
Aug as atty. @ Co. 17e Broad
18TH ST. sOi and ioS W. IS. toxss.ii@Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post offce and City Hall Post Office station,
New York at 7. M:
Japan, Cores, China, Siberia, Siam. Cochin
China and Netherisnds East Indies; via San
Tahiti Msrauesasi, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia. via San Francisco. SIS. Moana.
Sept. 3.
Hawai-. samoan Islands. Australia and spe-
cially addressed mail for New Zealand, via
san Francisco, SIS. Sonoma, Sept, l.
Japan. Corca. China, Siberia, Siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. VIA Seattle, SIS. Protesilaus
Sept y
dressed mail for Japan. via San Francisco.
SIS. Bintang, Sept. 10.
Japan. Corea, China, siberia. Siam Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via Van
couver and Victoria, Il. C., SIS. Monteagle.
Sept 10.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, SIS. Lurline,
Sept, L.. A. v..,.n, -, -,
via Vancouver and Victoria. u. C.. SIS,
Niagara, Sept. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

-sigmond Chizen to wilhelmena En-
&ag a. due june sssh Is. ,Bsss. mig ATTY.
LOT 10. blk Il. Map Morris Park-Nieho:
las KAHN ct al to workmen's Sick &
Death ha BENEFIT 81 Fund Of of Il 2t %
Guar avg c.. Us Eva" 40 ANY 81. eoe
BROOK Az. 12os. 3 22sS1os.i - VIM
lily A Eberhardt, 81 Liberty st. $500
I'D Az, s, ss7 W 4th st. 33xl1Q. Wake
aeldMBarney seherr to VIM % Mau ,.s.
SO; atty. Thos w Mcknight. 100 e 1?1st
SIMPSON sT, loss, ;s1;ioo..Bessis
Haipern to John H Henshsw. trus 2s4
due, &C.. as per bond; atty. John H Hen
pR ROSY Az s'i iSss' 5, a5xii7.Louis
Klein and ano to Pershing Realty Co.
2ss Bway. prior mtg $4,000, Aug ~. In.
stalls, SO; atty. Max Monfried. Egg
VAN buren, ST. 'iiiss.Gdiiovaninia; slrssuss
and ano to Frank Huber, at spittels
mtg $4,000, Aug 2s, 4 yrs. SO; atty. Chas
Baechel, 1875 f fremont av. 81. $500
ECHO PL, S. 's45.s W Anthony av Elk
VIM Bergen. 100 w 1s0th st, prior mtg
Aug 20. due Nov H. 1924, So attys.
oGrady Bros, 277 Bway. sS.5oo
Jos Grossman to Frank
oDonnell. 1851 Briggs av. Aug 80, yrs,
5hqo; atty, Chas b Mclaughlin. 1878
brlBss hN.. 49,. - 30. 'oo
PARAMOUNT PL, $. IFS W Prospect av.
25xl25-Max Reinhold to Chas Kissen-
berth, 1882 Crotona av. prior mtg $4,000
Aug 20, yrs. SO; attys, Elfers 4 a,
CLAY Av, 3. iii 1ssth st. 19xsO-
e s5ry sv Aug 2snSs iH anna stty Lave
yers Title & T Co, 160 Bway. ,....s2. 900
13eTH ST, 407 e. ms, 25x1oo-Eliz Shep-
prior mtg $4,000, Aug 20. installs. So I;
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 1T6 Bway 81. 900