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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From Petronella BoZek. widow. t0
Frances Malecki and husband. lot of
ground in Fifth district. containing -
acres and 40 square perches of LAM
From Irwin j. Forsythe and wife TO
William n. Crisp. two lots of ground
at Brooklyn Park. Fifth district
From Laura p Dawson. widow. t.
David W Brashears and wife. lot OF
ground at Mayo. First district, con
tanning ! acre.
From James Clinton Mewshaw e.
William F. Mackin and wife, two lots
of ground at Brooklyn Heights. Fifth
district
From John X Culver and wife 10
John ]. Burns, two lots OF ground at
Brooklyn Park. Fifth district
From Henry 4. Broadbelt Jr.. and
wife and others to William +. Middle
kauff. tract of land in Third district
containing 43 acres.
From William G. Williams and wife
10 Henry Fleisher and wife, two lots
of ground at Gambrills. Fourth dis
trict.
From The Most Reverend Michael J.
Curley to j. Harry Lowekamp. tract of
land nj Jessups. Fourth district
From John III. Lowekamp and wife
to The Most Reverend Michael J. Cur
ley. two lots of ground in Fourth dis
trict.
From Frederick Sarbacher and wife
10 Michael Ruth and wife. six lots of
ground at Outing Park. Fifth district
From Frederick p. Gibson and wife
10 George Carey Lindsay and wife. two
tracts OF land in Second district the
first tract containing IL acres and the
second tract containing "a acres.
From Charles NJ Christian and wife
To William ]. Schepleng and wife, two
lots of ground at Outing Park. Fifth
district
From William H. Brooks and wife
and others to Mary F. Jones and
others. tract of land in the Fifth dis
irict
From The Severn River Company
and others to William r. Price. SO
lots of ground at Arnolds. in the
Third district
From Black Brothers. Incorporated.
TO William j. Birx and wife. four
lots of ground at Woodlawn Heights
in the Fifth district
From Wilfred Hardesty and wife ana
others TO WinterSon W. Hardesty and
wife. tract of land i'm the First dis
triCt. containing 90 "a acres.
From James Clinton Mcwshaw to
The Southern Holding Company. lots
az ground at Brooklyn Heights. in the
Fifth district.
From Nicholas II. Green. trustee. Il
Macmillan Haneke and wife. tracts
Of land in the Third district. the first
tract containing lSS acres and the
second tract containing Is acres o.
land
From Macmillan Haneke and wife
20 Nicholas H. Green. trustee two
tracts of land in the Third district.
the first tract containing 1873 acres
and the second tract containing IS
acres.
From Nicholas H. Green. trustee.
10 Summerfeld P H. Benson. tract
Of land at Severn Station. in the
Fourth district containing 81 IA
acres.
From Summerheld F. H. Benson
and wife to Rein s. Stinehcomb and
Others. tract of land at Severn Sta
ton. Fourth district, containing 81 IA
acres.
From Bruno Rosenbauer and wife
TO William f. Davis. tract of land at
Bar Harbor, Third district.
FlGbh-"Why do sailors like TO be
buried at sea-" Dubb-~Guess they
=. y -, ~, A., i.,.,l- i,,.n Nn,-. lanai
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07
American History
d A Y BY DAY
BY +. T.. Green
MARCH :

MARCH
Providence. Rhode Island.
was founded on March Z, 1898
James Aiken was hanged at
Portsmouth. y. H.. for trea-
son on March Z, 1777
The celebrated horticultur-
ist Luther Burbank. was born
on March Z. 1S49.
\ grand jury. composed OF
both sexes. was impaneled in
Wyoming on March Z. 1870.
Treaties with France and
Great Britain were ratified 10y
the L. 5. Senate on March :.
1912.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

Magistrate (sternly)-Why did you
not interfere in this dsgraceful fight?
Policeman-Faith. yer Honor, Oi had
MT the heart to intyfere in the best
foight | saw since Oh lift Connemara
-Lindon Tit-Bits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

Edith - My cousin Dick is coming
down TO teach you how to skate
Betty-But l know how To skate.
Edith-What of that? You knew how
70 swim last summer. but you let him
spend two weeks in teaching you
Boston Transcript.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

Kriss-What did she do when you
asked hsr to marry you? Kross She
handed me a QUESTIONABLE to fill out
New York Sun.
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Continued From Page H.
the-way place. about half mile from
the State road. but. according 10
Agent Ford. the activity at the farm
was entirely out of keeping with its
isolated position.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

FlGbh-"Why do sailors like TO be
buried at seas" Dubb-"Guess they
want a chance 10 look into Davy Jones
locker ."-American Legion Weekly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

The revenue act OF 1921 authorizes
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
and his assistants whose duty il T. 20
see that the law is properly complied
with 10 examine all books. papers. and
memoranda bearing upon an income
tax return. and 10 examine under oath
persons having information in the
premises a new provision Of law is
that no taxpayer shall be subject 20
unnecessary examinations. and only
one inspection Of The taxpayers books
OF accounts shall be made for each
taxable year unless the taxpayer re-
quests otherwise. or unless the com
missioner, after investigation. notifies
the taxpayer in writing that an addi-
tional inspection is necessary.
The act provides that In the absence
Of fraud. or miscalculation, the de-
cision Of the commissioner upon any
claim presented under or authorized
by internal-revenue laws shall not be-
subject TO review by any other admin
istrative officer. employee, or agent 81
The United States.
Written Agreements Binding
Except upon a showing OF fraud or
malfeasance. an agreement in writing
between the taxpayer and the commits
siOner as 10 the amount of taxes due
Is final and conclusive. and therefore
binding upon both parties The act
provides that no suit or proceeding
for the recovery OF any tax or penalty
alleged 10 have been enormously or
Illegally assessed or collected shall be
begun before six months from the
date of filing unless the commits
sioner renders decision thereon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07

l kin remember when folks were
more interested in dashboards than in
WindShieids.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-03-07
"MOONSHINE"
PLANT FOUND
AT LAKE SHORE

Continued From Page H.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
OPERATORS RESELL
HOLLAND COURT
West 98th st. House Was Held
at $36O,OOO; Many Flat
Sales Reported.

The eight story Holland Court apart
ments at 315 and 317 West Ninety
eighth street. have been sold by Isidor
zmmer, Samuel Resnick and Frank
Locker TO Louis Arnheim and Joseph
Fieischer. The structure. occupying a
plot 75x1oO.11, adjoins the Chesterfield
apartments at the northeast corner of
Riverside Drive and Ninety-eighth
street. 1t is valued at s360,000. The
house contains suites Of three. four.
seven and eight rooms and was acquired
by the sellers last April from the Minnie
G. Frank Realty Company.
Ryan & Co. sold for the New County
Realty Corporation, Michael j. Dowd.
president, to Harry c. Flynn. the five
story apartment at the northeast corner
OF Tenth avenue and 206th street, con-
tanning three stores and twenty two
families. on plot 47x100. 1t is assessed
at $4,000. The same brokers and F..
William Sohns resold the house for Mr..
Flynn to an out of town investor.
w. r. Gordon of James J. Etching
ham, Inc, sold for the estate of Annette
Engelman the five story apartment
house at 134 West Sixty third street.
E. ". Pescia & Co. sold for the En-
Peco Realty Company to Rachel Rich
man the two five story tenements at
3i5 East Twenty fourth street and All
First avenue. northwest corner.
Edmond Contant has sold the five
story triple apartment at 321 East
Eighty-fifth street, through SCHNEIDER &
Liebler, brokers.
Herbert Aldhous sold for Clayton v.
r. Coates the five story flat at 23S West
135th street to Samuel Seiniger.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
ST. ANTHONY'S ASHES
BROUGHT BY PRIEST
Father Hans, Manuel, Returns
From Poduo.

A delegation of parishioners of Father
Nicholas William Hans of St Andrews
rectory, Manuel. welcomed him on his
arrival yesterday by the United Amer
lean liner Resclute and helped him guard
box bearing ashes of st. Anthony of
Padua, which he brought from the Basi-
lica of st. Anthony In Padua. The sacred
relies will be placed in glass case at
the Manuel rectory and will be exhibi-
ted at novena each month, attended
by the i'll an dthe manned. Before going
to Padua Father Hans visited Rome and
attended the Passion play at Oberam-
mergau.
The Very Rev. Laurence ]. Kelly of
the Maryland-New York Province of
the Jesuits has made the following
changes in the staff at st. Ignatius
Loyola, Eighty-fourth street and Park
avenue.
The Rev. Patrick J. Casey, S. j., who
was rector of St Francis Xavier's. West
Sixteenth street. will do parish work :
the Rev. Henry B. Kelly, S. j., from
Bowie, Md, will do parish work. while
the Rev. Joseph S. Hogan. s. j., will
be prefect of studies in Regis High
School. having come from Pougli-
keepsie to succeed the Rev. James B.
Mahoney, S. J.. in that position, and
Father Mahoney having gone to the
house of philosophy at Weston Mass.
The Rev. Stephen L. O'Beirne. S. j.,
will teach at Loyola. while the Rev.
Charles w. Lyons, S. j.. OF ST. Ignatius'
Church, goes to teach philosophy at
Boston College: the Rev. William Rice,
S. j., goes to Woodstock, Md, from Re-
gis High School. and the Rev. William
A. Nevin. S. j.. goes to Jamaica, w. l..
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
GOOD DEMAND FOR
MANHATTAN HOMES
I. N. Phelps Stokes Buys
Dwelling on East 80th St.;
Will Make Alterations.

I. n. Phelps Stokes has purchased
and basement dwelling. 22x1oo, at %
East Eightieth street. through Douglas
L. Gilman & Co. The buyer will make
an interesting alteration. The property
was held at se6,ooo.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. sold
for J. Langdon Erving of Santa Bar
bara. Cal, to Prof ]. Enrique Zanetti
Of Columbia University the five story
dwelling at 62 East Fishtieth street,
held at $4,000.
Slawson Hobbs sold for George j..
Roll. executor of the estate of Caroline
A. Buhler, a three story and basement
dwelling at 81 West Eighty-ninth street,
1Sx100, to a client who will occupy.
James p Walden sold for Clara
Guggenheimer, SO West Nintieth street,
four story dwelling. 20x100.S5, to a
client who will occupy. The property
has not been transferred before in
twenty-nine years.
Joseph p. Day. Inc, with Cruikshank
& Co., sold four story dwelling at All
West Fifty-seventh street, 20x100.5. to
Aaron Weiss. The property was held
at $4,000.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Simon
Freidberg through his attorney.
Charles Fredericks. 242 West 136th
street. three story dwelling. 17.6x10o.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold the three
story dwelling at 533 West 152d street
for Samuel c. Baum to a client for oc-
cupancy,
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
MANHATTAN CONCERN
TO BUILD IN L. I. CITY
Lumber Co. Will Erect Large
: Warehouse.

The J. j. Bonneau Company, Inc.
dealers in cabinet woods and located
for several years on East Thirty-fifth
street, have purchased most of the
block bounded by jackson. Steinway.
Eleventh and Washington avenues.
Long Island City, where they will es-
tablish their plant. The plot, contain
ing twelve lots, fronts 2S4 feet on
Jackson avenue. 1913 feet on Steinway
avenue, 131 feet on Eleventh avenue
and 90 feet on Washington avenue.
Three apartments at Steinway and
Washington avenue make up the rest
of the block.
The purchasers will erect a ware
house on Steinway avenue and will
utilize the rest of the property for
storage Of lumber. The land was ac-
quired from the John j. Hearn Con-
struction Company, which had owned
it for several years. j. A. Harrington
was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Barney Greene sold to Nathaniel
Becher the two four story tenements
with stores at 243o-24s2 First avenue,
50x75.
Juliet p. Turner sold to Anastasia
Walsh the five story flat at 16S West
Sixty-fifth street. 24x100.5.
Amelia c. Lamb sold to Samuel and
Nathan Stein and Ely Sanders $50
Tenth avenue a three story building
with store, 13.6xS0.
Isidore and Estelle Silverberg sold
to the Elber Corporation the four
story building with stores at 112 Water
street. ga feet south of Wall street.
DR.. James p. Erskine has bought for
$4,000 from Malcolm e. I. and Philip
T. Brown, executors, the four story
dwelling at 81 East Sixty-first street.
15x100. adjoining the northeast corner
of Madison avenue.
The Combined Real Estate Interests.
Inc. bought for $4,000 from Edmund
c. Wendt and others the four story
dwelling at ~ East Eighty sixth street.
20x1o2.2.
Ethel E. J. Holden bought from
Elizabeth w. Johnson the four story
dwelling at s13 Lexington avenue. near
Sixty-third street. 1s.4x120x irregular,
adjoining the Temple Rodolph Sholom.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
News Of the Real Estate World
DE LAMAR RESIDENCE
IS INVOLVED IN SUIT
Rival Buyers Bring Action
Against Estate.

The De Lamar property at the north
east corner of Madison avenue and
Thirty seventh street, opposite the ]. p.
Morgan residence, is involved in a suit.
A lis pendens has been filed calling for
the specific performance of a contract
by the e. NJ. Kane Realty Company
against Alfred Jaretski and others rep
resenting the De Lamar estate.
According to Neil p. Collom. attorney,
who represents the r. M. Kane Com
pany, the action involves contract of
purchase obtained by his clients on Au-
gust "a, 1921. The contract of purchase
secured by the American Bible Society
for the property. 1t is said. antedated
the Kane contract by few months. Re-
Gently the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court decided that the restric-
tive agreement in the Murray Hill Sec
ton prevents the Bible Society nom
occupying the house for business pur-
poses.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
TO CLOSE FOREST HILLS
SALE THIS AFTERNOON
Auctioneer Will Dispose of
All Unsold Lots.

Under tent on the property at Forest
Hills West Joseph p. Day will end this
afternoon the auction sale of $500 lots
which has already made a top record
for volume of real estate purchase of
this character within Greater New York.
A number of well located lots remain.
Some face the five vantage points of
the property-Queens Boulevard. Wood
haven Boulevard. Yellowstone Boule-
ward, the Long Island Railroad station
and the boundary line of the famous
Forest Hills.
lieved. are destined to develop into
thriving business sections. as they have
been specially zoned with this end in
view. There are a number of lots still
to be-sold that may be utilized for resi-
Dental purposes. They are on high
ground.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

William c. Durant, president of
Durant Motors, Inc, has sold the Mon
mounth County IN. J) Fair Grounds
In Middletown township. across from
Red Bank. which he acquired a few
years ago with the intention of estab-
fishing an automobile assembling plant.
ut contains sixty-two and one-half acres
and lies east Of the railroad, with a
frontage of 200 feet on the Middletown
turnpike. The new owners are William
"A. r. White and Mort V. Peach Of Red
Bank. who will develop II for homes.
The price was s16.5O0.
Joseph Sager purchased from Morris
Subkow the five story houses at 900 to
29S New Main street. Yonkers. divided
into six room apartments and nine
stores, 1oox125. They were held at
$125.0oo. G. b. Kipp was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
Business Troubles
PETITIONS M nANkRrprcY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
United United 4 States District Court We're:
VIcToRf IiR, RNEE ,s5 PANTS CO., Abraham
by Irene Finkelman, $564 Alex Marcuson.
attorney for petitioner: Bertha Rembaugh.
receiver; bond. 81 900.
Isidore Secllzer, furs. 46 East 10th street
involuntary by Jerome vandeweghe. 1851 ,
deweghe. 500 Julius Dawson. attorney
for petitioners.
MAIsoN RUTH SPECIALITY SHOP. against
l.. Silber, 2749 MISUNDERSTANDING by
Albert L. Ullman, s5o5; White Hosiery Co.
$I2. and John E. Dakin. 5000. Edward p.
Levy. attorney for petitioners.
overwhelmingly. Liabilities, si5,eo5: as
sets. $3.50. David Bernstein. attorney.
JOSEPH wEINsTElN & CO.. cloaks and
Ethel Markell, $500; Selma Stein. $500 and
Max Lesenwein. $50 Robert P. Lewis, at
torney for petitioners.
141 East 44th street-voluntary. Liabilities.
$2.a43; assets, 500. Bleich & Werner, at
ANDREW MONROE. Harrison. NJ Y-vol-
untary. Liabilities. 81 475 assets. S654
Moses Miller. Port Chester attorney.
JOSEPH STEIN, clerk. 30t Stanton street.
Voluntary. Liabilities, S3.115; no assets
Joseph B. Freedman, attorney
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day in United States District Court were:
BARNEY RENKIN, 129 Second Avenue
PHiLLIPs-sI -sIEGEL COMPANY. 256 Fifth
Avenue-walter l.. Bryant. receiver; bond.
RUfBY BOILER AND RADIATOR COM
PANY, Alb West Forty-second Street
Walter l.. Bryant, receiver; bond, $1,000.
CROWN NOVELTY COMPANY, 80 East
Twentieth Street-Richard o. Smith, re-
ceiver; bond. $500.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Reported In Supreme Court.
HYMAN GORDON, groceries, 44o Claremont
avenue, for benefit of creditors, to Max
Walt.
KRAMARISCH. ALTMAN & WECHSLER
INC, monuments and tombstones, 95 Suf
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
SALE AT MAsPETH TODAY.

The Charles G. Covert estate property.
consisting of fifty-two lots in the Mas
peth section of the Borough of Queens,
will be sold at auction to-day. on the
premises at o'clock, by the Jere John
son, Jr., Company. auctioneers.
The lots. which have been held for
seventy-five years. are located three
and one-half blocks north of Grand
street and Flushing avenue, Maspeth,
in five cent fare zone. on Willow
street, Halle. Borden and Duckworth
avenues and Bullock place.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
BROOKLYN TRADING.

The Standard Assets Corporation sold
to the Epor Realty Company for in
vestment a vacant plot together with
several factory buildings in the Eastern
District section. The plot fronts about
100 feet on Morgan avenue south OF
Maujer street and extends back about
400 feet
E. T. Newman sold the four story fiat
with 2 stores at 1874 Seventh avenue. be-
tween Carroll street and Garfield place,
for Mary Wilson. The buyer is an I'm
vestor.
Fred Oppenheimer has purchased the
three story dwelling. 40x100. at 265
Ocean Parkway. near Beverly Road
from L. Donzelli. B. Collura was the
broker.
Henry l.. Nielsen offices leased the
four story building at 8 Fulton street
for Dora Berman to the Roman Aetna
Backing Company
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
RECENT LOANS PLACED.

Charles B. Van valen, Inc, procured
a mortgage of s275.C0o on the twelve
story Reserve Court Building, 51-53
Maiden lane The plot contains about
500 square feet. with a street 'front.'
age Of 40 feet. 1t is opposite the new
home of the Federal Reserve Bank.
James Boyd has placed first mort
gage of $4,000 on the six story apart
ment house on the southwest corner Of
Broadway and 135th street. and three
mortgages aggregating $4,000 on /, 3
and 5 East 106th street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Contract fer constructing the new
home for the Bank of the United States
at 1765-1767 Madison avenue has been
awarded to the Fleischmann Construc-
tion Company. according to Browns Let
ters. Inc, Construction Reports The
building will be five stories high, on a
plot 50xs3. The cost will be approxi-
mately $3.50, 900.
The contract for alterations to the
day nursery of the Franciscan Mission
aries OF Mary at 217-225 East Forty
ninth street has been awarded to ]. c.
Lyons & Sons Company. The cost is
placed at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
ART COLLECTOR BUYS
PLACE IN ARDSLEY

The old Tonpkins Homestead at
Ardsley, N Y, has been sold to George
H. Ainsl.e, the Fifth avenue art col
lector. The property was built about
1880. Mr.. Ainslie intends to restore the
place to it's original appearance, and
upon completion Of the alterations will
make it his home. The property consists
Of three acres of ground and an old
Dutch Colonial farmhouse. with several
outbuidings. The last owner was James
E. Poe. a New York city newspaper
man. Prince Ripley negotiated the
sale.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
TRAIN KILLS FARMER.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW LONDON. Conn. July 21.--Henry
w. Palmes. farmer on Tolland turn
pike for many years, was killed to-day
when his buggy was struck by the State
OF Maine Express at the Rockville cross
ing. He was thrown about seventy-five
feet. striking a guy wire His horse was
killed and the wagon wrecked.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Roman-Callman Company. who have
recently been appointed agents with
Bryan l.. Kennedy. Inc. for the new
two family houses OF the Bliss Street
Realty Company, Inc, have sold house
No. 20 on Heiser street. Long Island
City. TO Peter Brecht for occupancy.
rhe Lewis II. May Company sold for
DR.. Wolff Frcudenthal a plot corner of
Central avenue. New street and Merrall
road, Far Rockaway. l.. I. to Max
Weinrich. who will erect a dwelling for
his own occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
BUY FIFTH DYcKMAN PLOT.

Irving & Chester Judis purchased
from the Donovan Estate. Inc. 75x150
feet or Broadway 100 feet north of
:07th street, which will be improved
with stores This is the fifth plot pur-
chased by the Messrs. Judis in the
Dyckinan section recently. Frank volz
was the broker
The New York herald., 1922-07-22

BIGIo. Elie-E. Dweck; May ~
ZEuoMAN, Abraham and Joseph
sklar-Lustgarten Baths; Oct. 8.
HOLLY PNEUMATIC SYSTEM.
INC. - Julius Wegner Machine
Works. Inc. Oct. 7. 1921. ........
HEARN. John J.-H. G. Mathews: !:
Oct: A.. 1919. ::..:.......:...::.. -.
FAYMAKER. Marion BIB. Mar
Gus et al; June 9. 1922. ............
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
WAREHOUSE co. BUYS SITE.
Acquires Parcels Surrounding
Amsterdam Avenue Corner.

The Metropolitan Fireproof Storage
Warehouse Company (Charles s. and
l.. S. Moore) bought from Martha E.
Moore the three five story flats and
stores at 471-475 Amste, dam avenue, on
plot 74.4xSs.Sx irregular, and from
Christian c. Gerhart and others the
five story fiat at les West Eighty-third
street. 25x107.Sx irregular. The prop
erty forms an IL around the southeast
corner OF those thoroughfares. occupied
by five story fiat, 25xS0.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
FALL KILLS BRONX woRKMEN.

Two carpenters employed on a build
ing at Crotona Park North and Prospect
avenue. The Bronx, fell yesterday from
scanold on the fifth floor and were
killed. One accidentally removed
brace that supported one end of the
scafold. They were Hugo Pianin, As,
OF 80 Henry street. and John Aughton.
Sc, OF 916 Trinity avenue. The Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22

CHARLESTON INDUSTRIAL CORP
and Drug and Dyestuff Corp
ID. l.. Well, Sept. .. 1921 (vacated)
KEMP. George. De Muth; May
GILL. Evelyn F.-W. S. Gil; June 3.
MIKE. Samuel. Ravigh 4 Sons,
Inc; April s, 1921. 1........-.-..-..
WEBER. Fred and Ntil. Surety Co.
People. &C.; Jan. IL. 1922 (va-
catet) ........ ..................
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
WEST STREET CORNER SOLD.

Robert r. Rainey, Inc, sold for Mrs
Caroline Thorn Kissel the northeast
corner of Harrison and West streets,
a plot 75x75, including "a Harrison
street and 207 to 210 West street. This
property is now covered by remodelled
two and three story buildings.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
MIscELLANEoUs LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased
floor in 307 Pearl street to Robert Horo
witz and offices in 81 Nassau street to
Henry Segal.
Hamilton, Iselin & Co. rented for ].
z. r. Carpenter, at 900 Fifth avenue,
an apartment to George Sloane.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
MEADOwMERE AUCTION.

T. F. Archer will to-day sell at auction
166 bungalow and boat house plots on
the water at Hook Creek and Fosters
Meadows road. known as Starkmoor.
Meadowmere. L. I. The sale will be
held on the premises.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22
NEWPORT RENTAL.

De Blois & Eldridge have rented for
Mrs y. $. Cramp her property known as
+. Supnylea on Bellevue avenue to Mr.. and
/, Mrs. Herman d. Kountze OF this city.