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The New York herald., 1922-08-05
100000 LEASE
IN BROOKLYN BLOCK
Court Street Frontage, State
st. to Schernernorn ST., Is
Taken for Improvement.

Charles A. o'Mailey closed yesterday
one OF the largest Brooklyn real estate
deals transacted in. long time.
Through his office Harold r.. Wltte-
man and Samuel Ageloff leased the
Court street block front between State
and Schermerhorn streets for foriy-two
years for an aggregate rental of about
$2,ooo.o0o. The lease is subject to a. Ave
year lease of the Court street corner
to the First District Municipal Court
The transaction also includes several
Schermerhorn street structures. which
will be remodeled Unto an office build
ing. II is understood that the plot will
become the site of large operation
after existing leases of the property
have expired. In the meantime the
lessees will spend about Sl5o.0o0 in
alterations to the Court street side.
Among the lessons We're James Bell.
James j. Browne. Matthew V. O'Malley
and Dr. Maurice OConnor.
Lease Near Borough Hall.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. subleas,d for
Silver 4 Herman the building 362 Full
ton street. for a long term of years
for an aggregate rental of sl25.0e0 to
which on completion of alterations,
about August Is. will occupy the ground
floor and basement as branch.
Fourth Avenue Flat Sale.
Henry l.. Nielsen offices sold the four
story brick building. 26xso. containing
two stores and six apartments. 1s3
Fourth avenue. for the Land Estates.
Inc to an investor.
Other Brooklyn Deals.
Friday & Lehman have sold the
following 81 Saratoga avenue two
story two family house for Richard
Shoemaker to client; 1147 Hancock
street n two story frame two family
dwelling for William T. Hunter to
client also Sc Saratoga avenue. a six
family brick apartment for Frederick
Rocder to a client for investment.
Florence Scourbys purchased from the
Ffty-ninth Street Building Corporation
the new three story and store building
with lot 1sx1O2 on the northeast cor
ner OF Sixty-eighth street and Third
avenue. William S. Katzenstein attor-
ney. represented the purchaser
Spear & Co. leased TO S. Stein sS Co.
woolens. part OF the eighth floor in 20
26 West Twenty-seeond street: part OF
same floor to Mary Efros IL Son. novel
ties, the third floor in IL West Twenty
second street TO Anchor Dress and
Trimming Manufacturing Company. Inc (:
the seventh floor in 1918 Spring
street to Bergen Waist Company parts
OF eleventh floor in 6S4 Broadway to
Pilmar Hat Works and Millard Stolz.
mems neckwear; also Office space In
the st. Denis Building to Louis
Meyer. manufacturers
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegra pr. ]


ABERDEEN. Wash. Aug 3-Arrived. str
HELEN tNor), San Francisco.
Sailed 4th. str Hanley. Manila.
ASTORIA. Ore. Aug 4-Arriyed. str steel
BELLINGHAM. Wash. Aug 3-SaiIed. str
oricans, Portland schr Alice Cooke. Homo
BOSTON. Mass. Aug 3--Arrived. strs II r
nimock. New York: Belvernon (Pan). st
Johns. NF: Penobscot. Norfolk.
Arrived 9TH. strs otaki tBrl. Adelaide. &s !;
isn' a McKennsy, Seattle. &C; City of CO.
lumbus. Savannah: Juniata, Philadelphia
North Land. New York; Prince George tIlr,
Yarmouth; Nantucket. Baltimore and Nor
folk; Coastwise, Norfolk: schr Arinia
Windsor. Ms; tug Wyoming. towing barge
T6I. for New York.
ington tBD, Glasgow via Philadelphia: Cum
hcrland. Dunkirk and Hu and torl London
w A Mckenn@y. New York: City OF Column
bus. Savannah. schr Annie. Parrsboro. Ms.
Sailed Sd. strs Seneca (BD. sydney. CB;
S2nturce, New York: r. &. Pope. Norfolk
tug Confidence, towing bargcs Hattie and
Biwabik 6from Norfolk Beverly.
Sailed 9TH. strs Hamr den. Sydney. CB; Lake
Sirymon. Charleston and Jacksonville. =
WIND sW; miles very fosry. sea smooth.
South Bend. Philadelphia; Philadelphia. New
\ ork.
Cleared 4;h. strs vslemore (ar). Liver
Rotterdam VIA Norfolk Santa Malta. San
Francisco; Gcorgeanna Wecns. Georgetown.
Gloucester. Boston: Essex. Jacksonville.
sailed 9Th. strs BjornefJord tNorl. Rot
terdam: Santa Malta. Cristobai. Wilmington.
san Francisco. &C; lslcmoor tBr), Norfolk.
Passed down Cove Point fth. 1890 AN,
str Camamh tBraz), Baltimore for Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY, Va. Aug 3, ! 2M Passed
out. strs Frieda. Baltimore for E,loinc: .
Pm. BorEcstad tNorl. Baltimore COZ Tam
pico. 9Th. | AN. Blossom Heain tBr). do
for Wsbana. &c; AN. BIRD cir,. DO for
PHILADELPHIA: Mesaba tBrl. do for London
via NepiolEw,na o4.r ,y. Nw 10 miles cloudy
Walter A Luckenbach. Tacoma.
Sailed 4th. str steel Ranger. San Fran
GALVESTON. Tex. Aug a--Arrivcd. strs
Trindadian. Tampico. FL Vale. New York.
sailed Sd. str Herbert l. Pratt. New York.
Sailed an. str Afsl Ger, Hamburg.
plco CepoiIs (Br). DO
HONOLULU Aug 3-sailcd. str siberia
Mary eyee.; ;,,S san Fgsncisco .,...s =,
sailed 9TH. str Lake Eismerc. Boston.
MOBILE. Ala. Aug 4--Arrivod. str Arund1
Sailed 4th. strs Munisia. Havana: Redgate
(Rr), Buenos Aires.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug 4-Arrivcd. strs
Carriage. Tela. &c; Pearldon. Port Lobos
Agwisun. Tampico: De La sallc urr). Ant
werp. &C. Tamaulipas tMex). Mexico
Arrived an. strs Brszilier tBr). savan-
Omoa dionD. Port Cortez. vika tNor)
Tca: winifred. Port Arthur.
Sailed 9TH. strs Rlsvaer tNorD. Vera Cruz
Nucatan. do.
sailed from Port Eads ith. strs Casey.
Constantnoplc Castle Lodge. New York
Copan 1iond). Fort Bsrrios: Nicarao
Olnud). Port Cortcz. Rama tNc). Blue
firlds: Risvacr fNorl. Tamplco Utah tBr1.
Antwerp. Yucatan. Vera Cruz.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va Aug 3-Satcd str
Ttmifros NJ Dacal,is tGrcck). from Thila-
aGOipha for Key Weet.
NORFOLK. w. Aug 3--Arrived. tugs Mars.
with barge. Liberty. with 3.
Arrived ith. strs West Catanacc Balti-
Cleared 3D., stra Lv (Nor). - John. Nh.
sheaf Field ,Tir. Havana; Livingston Roe.
Beaumont.
Sailed 3d. tug Virginia. towing | barge
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Aug 2-Sailcd.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Rose y. Bowie and others sold to
the NJ. Bernardni Holding Corpora
tion two five story tenements, 81 and
So Mulberry street. 5o.sx1oO.
Maurice AMI Ellen Gibbons bought
from Michael Eegan two five story
buildings, 355 and $50 West street
Morris Gross sold to Bertha Eichler
l0o Broome street, six story tene-
ment house, 25x75,
Joseph Spingarn bought the six story
building 26 East Broadway. 25x100
III. *. Klibinoff sold to Samuel Fried
man the six story flate, 1920 Lexington
avenue, southwest corner of 18th street,
100.11x31.3.
Sophie Kerr Underwood bought from
Charles Ewing the four story dwelling
llo East Thirty-eight street, 11x9S9
Maurice j. and Jeanne Frevost sold
TO Maria A. and Reginald +. Robin the
three story dwelling 26 West Ninety
fifth street, 1Sxl00.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Flsh \ Marvin sold j, w. Hibhard $
property. Chappaqua road. between
Briarcliff Manor and Chappaqua. Ossin-
Ing, comprising twenty-onc ac@s, resi-
dcnce and outbuildings, to Peter Bosio
OF this city, who win occupy the place.
Tho same brokers sold Leonard Porter's
property, Cliff avenue. Pelham. stucco
house and garage. to Andrew Glass OF
this city; also rented Edward Raymond S
house, Colvin place, Greenacres Scars
dale. to Joseph A. Barnctte of this city.
Andrew Gibbons, treasurer of the
Enslee Fireproof Storage and Van Com
pany, has purchased Mrs. Mary Ade
laide Baldwins residence. SO Elm street,
Morrstown, occupied by Otto G.. Schultz.
Eugene V. Welsh was the broker.
Prince e Ripley sold for the Powers
court Realty Company two large plots
on Donellan road, Scarsdale. to H. G.
Atwater. who will erect two houses on
the property. They have sold also in
the same development a plot to j. w.
Palmer of Somers, y. Y. who will erect
house for his own occupancy. The
property was originally a part of the
Donellan estate.
George Howe sold for Il. j. Fenlon a
plot on Fifth avenue. Pelham. to Rell-
stab Brothers of New Rochelle The
purchasers intend to erect a business
dwelling. The property was held at
$4,000.
l.. y. Nicholson G. Co. sold at Lynd-
hurst, n. J.. to Thomas Anderson six
room house on Post avenue with garage
to Henry J. Martin six room house on
Page avenue: to Henry Pohl plot,
40x200. on Park avenue for immediate
development; to Lester b. Young six
room house on Park avenue +; to Joseph
A, Saner a two family house on Living
ston avenue and to Burue Brothers a
two family house on Enock street, East
Rutherford.
II. o. Ellis Company, Inc, sold plot
199, Lido residential restricted section,
Long Beach. just off the Seventh fair-
way. to w. w. Irwin sor a home site.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
BUYS HEIGHTS CORNER FLATS.
Investor Takes Buildings, AmSter.
dam Avenue and 1851 street.

Joseph G. Abramson sold to Man
Dubroff for investment the five story
building on the southeast corner of l63d
street and Amsterdam avenue. contain
ing twenty-six apartme nts and seven
stores 45x100. II has rent roll OF
$4,000 and was held at $4,000 The
Pierre & Golden Company negotiated the
SALE
j. A. Ulanov and NJ. l. Strunsky sold
for the Decorating Fine Furniture Cor
poration to Joseph Shenk $50 West 113th
street, IN eight story apartment house
5Qxli4x irregular, between Broadway
ana Amsterdam avenue. The structure
contains nineteen. two, five and six room
suites and returns an annual rental OF
about 900. 1t was held at SECS 900.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc. have sold apart
ments on the 100 per cent, cooperative
plan in the Mont Cents 81 Morningside
drive, to Maynard w. Hamblin, Prof
Clinton walker keyes. Prof. Lawrence
A. Wilkins. Mary Emma Earle and Will
lam II. Hatfield. Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
WOMAN BUYS ON WEST SIDE.
Physician Purchases Home Near
Riverside Drive.


M H. CailIard & co. have sold for
Mrs Rita \. Sedguick the four story
resiaencc III West Eghty-seventh
street to Mrs, Anna Field. who will
occupy tho, house after alterations arc
completed.
l.. ]. Phillips & Go. sold for Josephine
S. Doun the four story American base
mont dwelling S13 West Eightieth street,
lex102,2. between Riverside Drive and
West End avenue. The new owner Is a
physician. who will alter il for his occu-
pancy
j. Clarence Davies and Samuel A..
Kelsey sold for Leonard WE'LL the four
story house 2i29 Fifth avenue. l6.Sx15,
to Mrs. Louise T. Banks.
Shaw, Rockwell 4 Sanford sold for
Edward G. Evans 221 West 10th street,
three story and basement dwelling,
iC.sx100, to j. Goodman.
Samuel Singer sold for Heise Bros.
the two story brick store and dwelling
sos West 171st street 25X95, held at
$4,000, to the Harmay Realty Corpora
ton.
Wood, Dolson Company, through its
representative, f. NJ. Macfarlan. sold
for Edith G. Eckerson the three story
private dwelling, 17x10o. at l6S West
Eighty-eighth street, between Amster-
dam and Columbus avenues. :.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
Navy Orders
Spccidi Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 4.

These naval orders were made pubic 10
day: -
Board * Inspection. Pacific Coast section.
Cook. Commander Harold f.. to command
division 80. destroyer squadrons, Pacific
Mcconnell. Commander. Riley
f. TO U. 6. s. Relief as executive officer.
Oldcndorf, Lieutenant Commander Jesse b..
to aid to commandant, Navy yard, Mare
Nveson Lieut.. Thomas s.. relieved active
Franz. Lieut. Charles, to U. S. s. Capela.
Heaiy. Lieut.. Thomas D., relieved active
duty. TO home.
Hldret, Lieut.. Frank. to treatment naval
johnson. Lieut. william. relieved active
duty, TO home
Jones. Lieut.. Richard FL, to t.. ;. New
York.
Kenvorthy. Lieut.. Jesse L.. TO course CO.
lumbia University.
Lohman. Lieut.. John H., relleNed active
Low, Lieut.. Francis s.. TO command U. s.
S. S-12 when commissioned.
Downey. Lieutenant Comma nder John o.,
TO training station, Newport.
Fortescue. Lieutena mt Commander Thomas
A.. to duty naval hospital Norfolk.
Hatfield. Licutcnant-C Commander William
T.. to duty naval hospital, San Diego.
Dickens. Lieut.. Paul f., TO Marine Force,
Santo Domingo.
Francis. Lieut.. Carroll H.. to naval air
station, San Diego.
C;ilmer Lieut.. John r., TO treatment naval
hospital. Washington.
Keancy. Lieut.. Felix r.. TO receiving bar
racks. Hampton Roads.
Landlord, Lieut.. Joseph r., to u. $. S.
Florida.
Tierney. Lieut.. Francis E., to duty naval
hospital, New York
Whitehead. Lieut.. Ely L., to U. $. s
Mercy.
Armstrong. Lieut.. George W., to United
States.
Bridges. Lieut.. Allen c., to navy yard
Portsmouth.
Fogarty, Lieutenant Commander William
r., 70 superintendng construction work
Cramp Sons Company, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
HARRY LAUDER MAKES
BRITISH PAY FOR LAUGHS
They Grinned, He Garnered
Their Sixpences, He Recites.

LONDON. Aug. 3.-"If Englhsmen
have laughed at me, by gosh have
made them pay for it!' said Sir Harry
Lauder when accorded civic reception
by Dunoon Town Council. says tho Daily
Telegraph. when they were laughing. :,
he added. II was knocking the sixpcnces
out OF their poochcs. ! have saved some
OF them, and have given some Of them
away. and ] think I have lost some or
them. but We are all right, and things
are going all right"
lie said Scotsmen were twitted about
their thrift, and added II would have
been better for the world to-day IL II had
studied thrift. He denied II was a habit
IN Scotland, but gift. Scotland, he
said, had TO be thrifty because Scotland
had aye been hard mither TO all, and
especially 10 the Highland folks, with
the barren lands and barren rocks bu.
IL Scotland had been a hard mithor TO
those at home and exiles abroad none
could say auld Scotland was ever un-
kind"
Friendship was what the world was
thirsting for. he said, and thriftness and
an independent 'pooch" made for friend
ship.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
SHIPPING NEWS

scnr Charlotte }, Maxwell, southern lumber
PORTLAND. ore. AUG ,--salled str Mon.
golian Prince tGrl. nun.
TORT ARTHUR. rcN. AuE a--Arrivcd. strs
Nsst ppries. Galyssion' .u,taueen Irovi'
ton. Eastern sun. New Orleans
Arrived ith. strs Yankee Arrow san
tasnsiseo; Suffes S Nes 9rlGsn.
sailed Sd. strS Atilsi'a .ltso, lialy
ntrgo north of iiatieras' solen tBr). Beau
mon": saco. sabine River.
sailed ith. strs culfcoast. Providence
Gufstsr. BaS onne.
Cuba. Havana. tarnm or'h tBr). Galveston;
West Chetae. Malaga spain.
PHlLApELPIlIA. Pa. Aug f--Arrivcd, strs
MARYLAND fBo. Hamburg and Bremen va
te rio. boston; Reaper. Port Arthur Via Nor
folk; Shenandoah. Port Lobos.
Sar Bias tBr. Rocas del Toro: Schoharic,
ch,s,er; Manchester Importer (Br, Man
Sailed ith. strs i II Hillman. san Fran
cisco: Braheholm (sw). Vera Cruz: East
moor (Br), Baltimore.
str Satartia. for New York: City Of Seattle.
for do; i2:i5 PM. Gaffney. for do.
Arrived at Delaware BreakSvatcr 18th. i:io
IN. tug Mercury tand proceeded up at
Passed out Sd. $3.50 AM str San Tirso
(Brl, Philadelphia for Tampico.
Dutch. philadelphia for Rotterdam via
baltimore; a:ao AM. Alexandra tpam, do
for Copenhagen via Baltimorc 5;5o M.
America GtaD do for Genoa: 40 PM.
motor ship Bayonne 90 for New York.
Wind NE 8 miles cloudy; smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug S--Arrived, str
Stephen Jones. sydney; cB
Arrived 4th. strs Mexicano tNor), Chris
tiania: Harold Walker. Tampico; schr NJ
Barnsdai. Savannah.
Sailed 4th str Dean Emery. Tampico.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug Arrived, baraes
Chancellor. Edgewater: Howard Sisters, do.
sailed ID. str Virginia. Tampco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug s-Arrived.
strs Empire Arrow. Sabine for Hong Kong
,qspS; ssnG psoceeaess Beres Ssw, Se1castie. ~ Nsw
Arrived Sd. strs Hattie Luckenbach, New
Orleans. Dollar CBr). Genoa:
Sailed 3D. Str Ls~is XII Lueksneach; m:sr 6,esns ses
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug ARRIVED. str lAri-
zcnen. San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Aug 2--Arrived. str Al
sailed Sd. STR Wiilfaro. New York.
SAN JUAN. PR. Aug 3-Arrived. str san
sAvANNAH. Ga. Aug 4--Arrved. strs
Merrimack. Baltimore: Cretan. Philadelphia. /.
City of st Louis. New York; West Caddos'
HAMBURG.
Sailed 4th. str Liberty Bell. Genoa.
Sailed 4th. STR Santa Theresa tBr). New
York.
TACOMA. Wash. Aug ARRIVED. str
TAMPA. Fla. Aug 3-Arrved. schr Corin-
thia Manzanilo. "A
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug 4-Ar-
rived, tug Elmer Keller.
Passed 4th tug Chincho. towing barge
Thompson, east Il PM) Wind. AN. NE,
light; clear: PM. Sc. moderate; thick fog
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL

I. r. Archer. auctioneer OF Jamaica
will have charge of the auction sale Of
all city properties in, Queens that will
be auctioned in the Sixty-ninth Regl.
ment Armory. Lexington avenue and
Twenty-sixth street. on August 2. 10, II
and 2S.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com,
pany lent on first mortgage TO the Sew.
enty-second Street Realty Company. Inc.
5000. 900 at per cent for five years
on the southwest corner OF Seventy.
second street and Columbus averne
The property is a six story brick bust
ness building. 50x102.2.
Richard W. Elliott has placed the fol.
lowing loans: $4,000 on so Bond
street. 100000 on 113 TO 121 Prince
street. $1,000 on 143 West 12sth street
$4,000 first mortgage. $4,000 second
mortgage on south side 156th street
from Fox to Beck street $4,000 on
323 West Eighty-seventh street. s3O.50O
on 30s West 106th street s19.500 or
222 West Scventy-first street, s15,500 on
lI3 West Eighty fifth street, $4,000 on
sos Spring street. $4,000 on IS and 81
Wiliett street. $4,000 on 20 Monroe
street $4,000 on 1S44 Park avenue and
$4,000 OH 122 Rivington street.
II. r.. Knowles. architect. has filed
plans for the home Of Mecca Temple
Order OF the Mystic Shrine, 1s1 to 1s3
West Fifty-fifth street. running through
the block TO 124 and 126 West Fifty
sixth street. The main entrance will be
on l'ifty-fifth street. on which the build.
ing will have a frontage OF 1861 feet
and depth of 200.10 feet. and a9.6
feet on Fifty-sixth street 1t viii be
three and eight stories high. The Mecca
Temple Holding Corporation, Robert d.
Williams president. IL the owner OF
record. The cost has been estimated al
sT50.0o0.
Recording OF $500. 900 building loan
indicates that plans for the improve
mont OF the southeast corner OF Park
avenue and Thirty-seventh street are
under way. In all probability Il will
take the form OF an apartment or apart
ment hotel. The loan was made by the
City Real Estate Company to As Park
Avenue. Inc. recently formed and rep.
resenting Cyrille Carreau and associ.
ates. who own the property. Tho site
fronts 9S.9 feet on tho avenue and los
feet on the street. There was also re-
corded an agreement between the former
owners and 45 Park Avenue Inc. sam
uel L. Fuller, Charles l.. Tiffany and
others.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
THOMAS EDISON, INC, LEASES
Takes Long Island City Corner for
Distributing station.

Roman-Callman Company has leased
to Thomas Edison, Inc. for Herman
Reher the brick building. 100x100. at
the northwest corner of Freeman ave-
nue. and Hamilton street. Long Island
City. II will use 1t as a service sta
ton. warehouse and distributing plant
Waldo ID. Hadsell of this city, vice.
president of the f. w. Dodge Company.
hes purchased an elevator apartment ir
10 Twenty street. Jackson
Heights. in the Elm Court group.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
News Of the Real Estate World

tanning ten stores and offices on the
property. Its construction VIII pe under
the supervision of Louis Allen Abramsoh.
The plot was held at Sl2O.oOo ana the
Mutual Life Insurance Company mas
made building loan of $780, on the
project. Slawson & Hobbs We're the
brokers.
Frank Nolz resold for Edward y. fere-
Ion plot 100x150 on Dycknan street, 500
feet west OF NarIe avenue 10 irving and
Chester -. Judis This purchase gives
the builders 800 feet on DyekTan street.
They contemplate tho erection OF stores
and theatcr of $500 seating capacity.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
TWO MIDTOWN LOFTS SOLD.
Estate Sells In 10th street and On
orator Buys in 18th Street.

v. Green Construction Company bought
from the John c. Orr estate through
George OHare the six story loft build
ing lss East Sixteenth street. renting
Tor $4,000 and held at SIS, 900.
Joseph Shenk purchased the six story
loft building la to 100 West Eighteenth
street. on plot 9ox92, near Seventh ave-
nue.. from the S. & \. Realty. Inc
Joseph G. Abranson sold to the Con
rad Chaser Realty Company the plot al
3lO3-S11S Broadway, between i22d and
La Sale streets. 126x90. The new owner
has started excavation work and viii
erect two story business building con-
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
ASKS AID FOR COAL MINERS.

Anthracite Is SO scarce IN Pennsylva-
MIA that IL any were produced 1t would
be seized by those IN need in the vlcin-
ity. said John Mates. international
board member Of the United Mine Work
ers. nj tho Hotel Continental last night.
'My own coal bin is empty: we have to
burn wood" he said
Mr.. Mates s here al the head OF q
committee to raise funds for the need
lest families in the fiazleton- -Shamokin
region. Not all arc in need he cmpha-
sized, the majority OF tho communities
having solved the problem Of aubsist-
once during strikes. The committee Is
canvassing New England, Greater New
York and New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1922-08-05
Fire Record

AM Loss.
I:,o-Ith ~. and 3ad ST.. Interbor-
onen s.s...... .......*.... ....s.. none
10 :J0--f30 West 6lst ST.. Nelson &
flannlGRH .-..s.s. H. u UknON n
II 0o--5i3 West 18TH at, Victor
Hapiro ..s......s.....s....u Unknown
II 3J--i43 varick, John Stagnol. Unknown
I'm.
IL :35-rn front Of 1855 9Th av., auto.
Charles Tues ............ Unknown
00-42T East sd st., Vincent Tober,
Unknown
1908 West 6ist ST.. Emily Matthew.
Trifling
3:orB23 Greenwich ST.. unknown. .1rifling
J:5J--Front OF 200 West Ninety-fifth
at. rubbish ..................... None
6.30-isTth 1T. and Jerome av., The
Bronx auto: Abraham Rabin-
0wttI ....ss........s .s...4. UNKNOWN
7:oJ--s0a seventh av.; Gissler & Gold
stein ...................... Unknown
10000 West 18th St; Benz. Fried
man ...................... None