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1 13 THE SUN," MARCH 13, 1919 44t 1 V-gi 7v P. 4 hi ANOTHER BIG B'WAY APARTMENT SOLD The Dorilton Changes Humls in Course of Buy Marked by Ifcavy Trading. S.ir. SONX TUB rUKOKASKlt Printing Crafts Unilding on Eighth Ave. Reported Sold to Government.

Sale ot tho Dorilton, a twelve story levator apartment houso at tho northeast corner of Broadway and Seventy-first street, formed tha nuclous of an exceptional nmount of miscellaneous trading- yesterday. Humors wero also heard of another big deal Involving tho Printing Crafts Building, a twenty-two slory structuro occupying tho w.esterly block front on Klghth avenue, between Thirty-third nnd Thirty-fourth streets. overlooking tho Pennsylvania Station and tho General Post Offlce. It was whispered that this Riant structuro had been purchased by tho Government as an army and navy building. tut all efforts to confirm the report through ofTlclal channels were unsuccessful.

Federal officials had henrd tho rumor, Hut were unable to Bupply any definite details. The Porlltou was sold by George Noakes, through L-. J. Phillips to Sydney H. Sonn, as president of the Transit Ilealty Company, Inc.

TI)e structuro Is pno of tho finest apartment houses on the middle West Side and was acquired by Mr. Noakes in 1913. It occupies a prominent location nt Sherman Square, with a permanent southern exposure, overlooking the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at the southeast corner of Broadway and Seventy-flrst street. The building covers a plot of more than five lots fronttng 105.5 feet on Broadway and 110.5 feet on Seventy-first street. It brings In rental Income of more than Jill, 000 a year and Is fully occupied.

Among Its present tenants aro Giovanni MartlneUt of tho Metropolitan Opera Company and Mm Douglas Fairbanks. Tho purchaser has been an active buyer of high class West Side properties. Among the recent purchases made by him were tho twelve story building at 2 West Eighty-sixth Ptrcct. which Is being made over Into tho Hotel Peter Stuyvcs-nnt; the two elevator apartment houses at tho south corner of Central Park West and Eighty-eighth street, and the seven story apartment houso at 5 and 7 West Ninety-first street, which was purchased through J. Phillips Co.

from tho Central Havings Bank. Mr. Rutin intends to alter the Dorilton by Installing stores on tho Broadway front. With tho sale of the Dorilton three big apartment house properties, each worth over 1 1,000,000, have changed hands In the middle West Side section within a week. The other two were tho Manhas'et, occupying the block front on Broadway from lOSth to 109th street, nnd the St.

Urban, at Central Park West and Eighty-ninth street. nr.MOIlIll) DUAL ON 8TII AVE. The Printing Crafts Building, which according to gossip, has been sold or Is nbout to be. sold to tho Government, occupies a plot 197.6x120. It was built by the McKcon Realty Company from plans ly Edward L.

Larkln at a cost'approxi-mately 14.000,000, and Is said to be the largest building of its type In tho country. Tho building venture was llnnnced by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company -with a loan of ll.SOO.OOO, to which a second and a third mortgage wero added, bringing the total encumbrance to 2,625,000. Soon after Its completion the property passed to the 461 lllghth Avenue Company, tho present owners. At present a considerable portion of the building Is occupied by the purchase, traffic and storage division of the Government's war activities, under a lease which expires on June 30 of this year, but which carries with It privileges of renewal. Since taking the lease tho Gov.

ernment, it Is said, has come to the conclusion that the structure would make an Ideal substitute for the present Army and Navy Building on Whitehall street near the Battery, which Is now too small to meet the purposes for which it was built. nrvs noosnvuLT The Women's Roosevelt Memorial Committee. Incorporated last January, has purchased Col. Roosevelt's birthplace 28 East Twentieth street and tlio ad-Joining houso at 26 East Twentieth street As a tribute to tho Colonel's memory tho committee plans to rebuild tho old Roosevelt homo to conform nearly aa possible to Its original lines ml to instal In It historic data having to do with th life of tho great American. The old house, originally a four story brownstono structure, wa reduced to a two story restaurant building by Gus REAL KHTATKFORRAI.B qUr.KNS.

forest Bills Gardens II lilnutts from Ptnna. StaUes. Bsuies nd Villa Flats Far Sal. SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO. 41 W.

34th or Toreat lllln. L. LONC, ISLAM) HEAL ESTATE FOR BALB 10 HOUSES NOW BEING BUILT at HOWARD BEACH ESTATES, L. minutes from Penn Station. S3r0 Street, New Torlt City Will bo ready May 1st, 119.

Mody' prlee eAy terms AM Jmvr ementa on premlsea 5 minutes from fitation. All oinar particulars at ci cnam bera Street. Room 1111. CITV ItEAL ESTATE. Business Property P.EAL ESTATE.

CIH3. 1'. NOVES CO. Heal Estate. OS William hU TeL John 2000.

nonouoii of nnoNx Fon sale. VOn ONK OH TWO FAMILY IIOU8K3 In Vft iironx aee usuuuai. a mill, Jerome and nurnalne Avea. FAItMS FOU BALK. A $100 PAYMENT aaeurea small vlllafa farm, balanca Ilka rent; apple trees In full totarlnc, five room modal farm housa la couraa of construction! villa water: alee.

trio llfht: ahort walk atatlon. Address COUNTRY HOME LEAQUE, 40 Weat I4 Ktt. ipMaaiBon flquare. TO LET FOR BUSINESS rUBI-OSES. OFFICES FIVE THOUSAND SQUARE FEET IN JUailJCST GRADE OFFICII liUILDINO IN OltANU CENTRAL BISC TION FOP.

MAY 1ST OR SOONER. MIQIIT DIVIDE. CUB1IMAN WAKEFIELD, 10 EAST 42D ST. nousr.s for the summer. MA1WK.

HI Ileum nnv Ur FOR RENT June 1 ni, mt. furnished 16 rooms. I DiUii. atusio. Andreas JIcCUEIGHT, as nowooin uorcneiier.

aiaea. OFFICES WANTED. WATEDToJVht. airy ofllcaa In Wall atrt IV 3ev uxcitr naii-Biauon, it. x.fntr tnvus who sold Uio properly to tlio inrinorl.il committee yester-ilny, Tho adjoining property was ac-quired from John 13.

nml Ilobert rtooso-vclt tlirough tlio Douglas lloblnson, Charles llrown Company, II. Stryker lopresentlng tho Roller. Mrs. A. llarton Hepburn Is chairman pf tho flnanco commltteo and Mrs.

'William Curtis Demurest Is chairman of tho commltteo, which has a directorate of forty-eight members, Including Mrs. 1'ayno Whitney. Mrs. Francis Key Pen dleton. Mrs.

Hubert Bacon, MrH. William Church Osborn, Mrs. Jnmca A. Burden, Miss Mary Oarrctt liny, Jlrn. Jacob A.

lllls. Miss Mabel Choate, Mrs. W. Bay-ard Cutting, Mrs. Frank Gray Clrlmvold and Mrs.

IV, Fellowcs Morgan. IIAUICI.V BUY TII13 HIGHLANDS. Tho Hudson View Construction Com pany, Henry Friedman president, has sold to Samuel Barkin the Highlands, sW story elevator apartment houso at tho southwest comer of Fort Washington avenue and 162d street, standing on a plot of six and a half lots. It was held nt $325,000, contains twenty-five rooms on a floor and Is fully tenanted. Morris Borman was the broker.

Philip D. Shapiro, attorney, acted for the sellers, and Joseph A. Setdman rcpresontod the purchaser. Tho house was built by the sellers about flvo years ago and Is the last ono sold of eight big structures put up by them along Fort Washington avenue on land purchased from Harris nnd Mau rice Mandelbaum. DEALS TOTAL Tho Rockwell Holding Company Charles Klmmelman president, bought from the Jules Ilealty Company, Samuel Wacht, president, 870 West 180th strcot, a five story apartment, renting lor about 310,000 also purchased tho nix story frty-elght family apartment, 50x 100, at 113 and 115 East 126th street, renting for about $10,000, from Philip Wo'lnsteln, and from the same seller 1712 Washington avenue, a flvo story twenty family house, 41x100, renting for 110.000.

The latter properties wero purchased free of mortgages and the Washington avenue houso has been resold. Mr. Kim melman recently purchased tho block front, 700 to 720 West 172d street and 640 to 650 West 173d street. In the paBt few months his purchases on tho Heights and In The Bronx liavo amounted to ap proximately 3,000,000. OPDIlATOnS BUY LAKEVinW.

Tho Lakovlew, a six story elevator apartment house at 35 to 43 Cathedral Parkway (110th street), was bought by the Morgenstern Bros, svndicate from tho Scheer-Glnsberg Realty and Con truction Company. Tho building occu pies a plot 150x100 and Is n. few hun dred few east of Lenox avenue. It Is assessed at 1260,000. Recently the same firm of operators purchased from the Boseff Realty Com pany tho three five story buildings, housing 100 (families, at 9 to 25 Cathe dral Parkway, separated from the pres nt purchnso by tho homo of the Young Axoniens Hebrew Association, at 27 to 33 husklls i.oft.

Frederick Brown resold to Edgar A. through Harry B. Kutner the xxehe slory mercantile building at 140 41 West Twenty-second street, on o. plot 62.5x100. near Sixth avenue.

Tho property was held at $350,000 and rents for about $32,000 Mr. Brown bought the building last January from the Tostal Life Insurance Company. From J. A. Wood Mr.

Brown bought through John Strahman tho thrco five story apartment houses at 427 to 435 East 161st street, near Melrose avenue. a plot 150x60. They contain accom modation for sixty families and have two stores, Mr. Brown bought from the Emdee Realty Company the southwest corner of Crcaton avenuo and lS2d street, a live story thirty family apartment houso on a plot 72x112 It was aeuulred through Joseph Cassldy and August Lautcr. James J.

Donovan, sold for Fred- crick Brown the five storv twenty family apartment house nt 2550 Balnbrldgo ave nue, on plot 50x80, held at $55,000. 1ILV.S TWO APA11TMI3.TS. The Crausman Realty Company (Ber nard Crausman) resold the Elise. a six story caivator apartment houso nt the southwest corner of Seventh avenuo anil 111th street, known as 200 West 111th btreet. and fronting 100.11 feet on the avenue and 150 feet on 111th street The buyers aro Ieldor Zlmmer and Samuel Resnlck.

Tho Ellse was held at $323,000 and rents for $36,000 annually. The structuro contains thirty-eight apartments and thrco stores. Mr. Crausman bought It from the CJuggen- helmcr estate six weeks ago. Goldroyer Levlne wero the brokers In tho reaalo.

Tho Crausman Realty Company has also purchased from John J. Kelly the southwest corner of Grant avenue and 165th street, a Ave story twenty family apartment house, on plot 4sx98x Irregu lar. Stelnman Stelnman and B. Harris were the brokers In the deal. DEAL IN SHOE DISTRICT.

Tho Charles F. iNoyes Company sold for tho Trinity Church Corporation to Richard S. Elliott 104 Rcado street. flvo and ono-half story basement and sub-basement building covering lof 23x rii. aiio ouuuing is in tno neari or the shoe district and located between Church street and West Broadway.

Mr. Elliott has purchased nnd retold several properties through the samo brok ers, ami negotiations aro pending fur the resalo of this Reado street property a prominent shoe concern. The prop erty was valued at about $33,000. OTIIIIII HAI.CS IN MANHATTAN, EAST 122D STRKBT II Crulk sliank resold to Joseph Rurgholmor the four story single flat at 106 Fast 1 treU on plar'iaJtlpC Brettell Sons wero tho brokers. DHLANCBY STRUCT N.

A. Berwln 1 Co. sold for tho estate to I Randolph and Kvcrett Jacobs 332 and 336 Delancey street, two five story new law lenomcnts, on plot 75x100. These houses were orectod by tho sellers about ten years ngo and have been held at $75,000. They wero sold fre nnd clear.

WEST 1G5TH STREET Ennls. Sin- nott bought from tho estato of Ijtm-bert Stiydam the five story flat at 470 and 472 West 16Gth street, on a plot 60x100- Samuel Cowen was the broker. WEST THIRD STREET Tho Richelieu Realty Company sold through Pcpo Brother 131 West Third street, 2Cx 80, and 2 Mlnetta lane, 23x70, two abutting three story structures. Tho buyer, a manufacturing concern, will erect on tho site a two story building for Its own use, NAGLE AVENUE Byrne Bowman resold 63-67 Nagle avenue, a live story apartment house, on a plot 50x125, for Joseph G. Abramsou to Joseph Hrhenck.

This property was acquired by tho seller through the eamo brokers last Friday. SEVENTH AVENUE Tho Eckels estate Is reported to have sold the' north- west corner of Seventh avenuo and Twenty-ninth street, two buildings, one thrce'nnd the other four stories, on a slto 49.1 feet wide nnd 75 feet on theftreet. LEXINQTON AVENUE Mose Goodman Corporation Bold to O. Resnor tho northwest comer of 115th street and Ixlngton avenue, a flye story flat with stores, through Leon Mutchlnck, ACADEMY STREET -The Nason nealty Com nan (Max N. Kathanaon) aoM to-Jojeph, Abramijoa, tit Academy street, flvo story new law walkup, C0xl25.

Mrssrs. liyrno ft Ilauman wero tlio brokers in tho transaction. OTiiuii sai.iis tiii; iuionx. CRIISTON AVBNITn Tim t'nlon Chemi cal GtaHsuaro Company, I. l'ortman president, bought from the ldndee Realty Corporation tho southwest corner of Crenton avenuo mid lS2d street, a flvo story, thirty-two family apartment on plot 52x100, It rents for $12,000, nnd wan held at $80,000.

Joseph A. Ulackncr and Jacob Kaplan wero tho brokers. RYER AVnNUK Tho Union Chemical Glasswaio Company, I. l'ortman president, boilght from tho Mulrnllon Realty Company 2234 to 2210 Rycr avenue, two housce, CJxl.OO each. Tho liouscs accommodate fifty-two families, rent for $10,400 and wero held at $120,000.

Josoph A. Blackner and Jacob Kaplan wero tho brokers. FREEMAN STREET Irving Jvidls bought for cash from a physician 990 Freeman street, a flvo story npart-ment houso on tho triangular block bounded by Freeman Btreet, Longfellow avenuo nnd West Farms road. The property returns a rental of and was, held nt $100,000. J.

Stevens was tho broker. BAHT 168TU STREET Charles Slgcl Levy sold to Louis Altschul S02 East 108th street, a live story twenty-four family apartment, 69xS9, held at Heller Suasman wero tlio brokers. rERRY AVENUE James- J. Donovan, sold for the cstato of Elizabeth I. Waterhous'o, 3323 Ferry avenue, a two family frame on lot 23x100, held at $7,500.

MARION AVENUE James J. Donovan, sold for II. S. Estaunberger the four ttory sixteen family house at 2644 and 2616 Marlon avenue, on a plot 60x170, valued at $55,000. SILVKESl'EARE AVENUE Tho Nason Realty Company (Max N.

Nntonsan, president) sold to Louis Lnndes 1371 Shakespeare avenue, a six story apartment house, 139x94, known as tho Hoscobol Court. Tho pro(erly contains six stores and thlrty-flvo miltes. It Is fully rented nnd Mas held nt $130,000. Max I. Lcfkowitz was the broker In tho transaction.

DAWSON STREET Tlio Uenenson Realty Company resold to an Investor the flvo Etory apartment houso with seven stores, on a plot 72x101, at 939 Dawson street Tho building Is ar ranged for twenty families, and was held at $100,000. EAST 165TH STREET Fisher and Irving I. Lwlno bought 264 East 163th street, a four story new law apartment, 3C.9XSO, renting for about $2,000 and held nt $26,000. LYON AVENUE William rotors Co. sold for Norberg Roblllard tho flvo story apartment.

00x103, at the north west corner of Lyon and Zerega ave nues, to A. Beck. BUSINESS LEASES. Charles F. Noyes Company leased a large suite of ofllce.1? on tho fourth Moor of tho Broadway-Maiden Line Building, 1TJ Broadway, to Frederick W.

liauch: epaco on the seenteenth floor to Louis A. Levy, space In the Lorfch Building, 37 and 39 Maiden lane, to W. Reed Williams. and Edwin Bruckheimer: offices In the Franltcl Building, 13 John street, to Fera Kadlson the store and basement at 366 nnd 36S, Wce.t Broadway for the Providential Realty nnd Investment Company to Frederick Phillips, practically the entire sixth floor at 61 Beekman street for John Burton to Fred and William Hellmlch nnd with William A. Whlto tho third loft of 33 Park place to Clark Boardman Company.

George R. Read Co. lessed for D. K. E.

F. Do Belxedon tho ono story building at 625 West Twenty-fourth containing about fqunre feet of floor space, to tho Empire Cart ing Company, who will nnd occupy it as a saragfi for Josiah H. De Witt the six Mory building at 44S Greenwich street to the Independent Stnreb Com pany with an option to purchase, for H. rystal tlio entire seventh floor In the building at 4 7 and 4 9 West street, containing nbout iunro feet, to the American ExchaitRc National Bank, which will use It as a record and mailing room for the same owners the fifth floor In tho building nt 74 to SO Washington street to K. Kitten It Co subleased for Butler Bros, tho ground floor and basement in the building at 9 to 13 Desbrowes street to Baldwin-Universal Consolidated Company, freight and for S.

M. Roblno Company the second floor in the building at S6 Broad street to tho Misses Balfour A Wilson for a term of five ears for a tea rootr Joseph P. Day In conJun-rMnn with Messrs. Huberth Huberth k'acd for the Maxwell-Chalmers Motor fiale Corporation a largo showroom nt 126 nnd 1825 Broadway, in the American Circle Building, to tho Owen Magneto Motor Corporation. Lester II.

Goodklnd with Frederick Zlttcl fi Sons leased a suite of odlces In the new Capitol Theatre Rulldlmr. Flftv-tlrft street and Broadway, to Dr. J. H. Kantro.

RESIDENTIAL LEASES. Prlintc If onsca Sninll Converted Into I'ayson McL. Merrill Company, leased for tho estate of Celyna Fitzgerald to TraneU E. Dodge tho four story dwelling, 33 East street, and for Mis Irving Huntington to Col Henry H. M.

Lylo the three story dwelling, 117 East Fifty-blxth street Lester Gnndklnd. with Frederick Zlttel Sons, leased to tho Adlc Com-1 pajiy for the cslnto of Anthony Relch-hardt 3 West Eighty-seventh street, a flvo story apartment, on plot 60x100, nt rental aggregating The leasing company expectH to alter tho building Into small housekeeping suites. Lester If. Gnndklnd, with Frederick Zlttel Son-, leat-ed for Mrs. M.

W. iC 1 st VlaBC fourtb a three story dwelling, to Mrs. A Booth. Pens Klllmnn le.nseil apartments In S75 Park avenue to John Lee Mnhln In 11 East Forty-first street to MNs Nellie M. A'crnon in 27 East Sixty- second sireet for Mrs David M.

Blge- low to Mrs. M. K. Bacon, nnd In 106 West Seventy-second street for Mrs. M.

B. Logan to J. Knrlv Wood. Albert B. Ashforth.

leafed llie flvo story dwelling nt 41 East Sixtieth street, for Charles E. Rushmoro to Mrs Carlotta Wallace, who will convert the property Into small suites. Peaso Klllmnn renresented Mr. Rushmore. Egbert Mills leased tho private residence at 731 St.

Nicholas aenuo for Lydia H. Dunbar. SALES IN RltOOKLV.V. Clinton Trading Corporation sold lo Charles IVAnna a two story ono family dwelling nt 874S Fifteenth avenue, on a lot 20x96. Mlchnol Oianllna was the brokor In tho transaction.

B. J. Sforza, sold for Jacob. Hoffmann to Joseph Maxeo, for occupancy, the two family cottago. on plot 30x100, at 1414 Seventy-fifth street Mclster Builders, resold tho cottago nt 2434 Eighty-fifth street, 30x100, Beriowltz Caino resold for Benjamin Fenster 490 Kosciusko street, an eight family npartment building, MECHANICS URNS, Manhattan, 76TII ST, Hoblnaon Dumb Wtr I'Z ngt Arnold Knaulh, owner; Murdoch r-ntr jiso 14r 574 Tlachler Rooting Sheet Metal Wk, Inc.

act Robert Walsh, owner and contr SATISFIF.B MKCIIANICS' I.IKN, Mnnliattau, 8TA W-yjtuaranead Roollng 130 NEW YORK BANKER BUYS COUNTRY HOME Other Transactions Reported Out of Town. Kenneth Ives Co. sold Heechwoofl, a country placo at Irvlngton on Hudson, containing fifteen ncrcs, fronttng on Broadway, with residence and outbuildings, to a New York Tho property was held at $90,000. l'ayton McU Merrill Company, sold for Harry K. Knapp, to Edmund A.

Lynch nbout two ncrcs of land on the easterly uido of Rutherford lane, Uawi-ence, L. adjoining the new golf links on tho Rockaway Hunting Cluh. Tho same brokors sold tlio ipioperty to Mr. Knapp in 1917. Griffon, I'rlnco Rlploy sold for Elizabeth T.

Masterpon her resldonco located at Trospect street, Whito Plains. N. to tho Rev. William A. Dalton for occupancy.

E. Shanim sold to Earnest Schupp twelvo lots on l'ost avenue, botween Grant nnd Stuyvcsant avenues, Lynd- nurst, r. j. I'ayson McL. Merrill Comnanv.

sold for Jncob Schuster, to William Read Howe for occupancy a dwelling with nbout ono aero of InnU on tho westerly side of Brook Wny, Llewellyn I'arlf, West Orange, N. J. Scarsdalo Instates Organization. Rob ert E. Farley president, sold the Haw-thorno In Glhnoro Court, Greenncros, bcarsuale, to Chester 11.

Van Tassel. I'ayson McL. Merrill Comnanv. Inc. leased furnished for tho summer season for Dr.

W. GUI Wyllo to Jolm Lewis nay nis property on Shrewsbury Drive, Rumson, N. The Lewis If. May Company leased for Henry A. -Kayser his country estate, Trontlng on Lawrenoo avenue, Lawrence, L.

consisting of six nrrrn. will, mnlti building and several outbuildings, to Reuben Sadowsky for tho summer season. This Is ono of tho largest estates in mo llockawajv. HEAL ESTATE JOTTINGS. GnrnKe Ho Erected on Sit Old llnrjiiitt Ground, of Trustees of St.

Patrick's Cathedral nave decided to imnrove the former Imrr Ing ground, comprising plot 17ox206.fi feet, extending from Eleventh to Twelfth street, lou feet cast of Third avenue, now a community playground, v. 1th a one-story garage. Plans for tho Improvement wero filed yosieruay by iorenz F. J. Welher.

arch I tcct for tho trustees, who estimates the cost at 160,000. Cammann, Voorhees Floyd represented the Hermanos Realty Contpany tno saie ot tne property at 23 to 3t South William street, reported Yester day. Tho property had been held at Jion.nno. Carl Hovey, cdtlor of tho fmi Magazine, Is tho buyer of the three story aw cuing at IS East Ninety-second sireet, reported sold yesterday by Ado laida HarUnann. By a vote of 211 against 14 the New York Athletic Club on Tuesday night rejected tiie proposition to purchase tho i-oronet Apartment, a ten htorv struc tui iit Hit imrtliojist corner of ixtli nvenuo and Fifty-eighth street, adjoin Ing tho clubhouse.

Negotiations to uur. chase have been under ndvlsemnt for some time, the object being to extend tlio club, but tlio cost of the plan, re ported to Involve an outlay of annroxl mately $1,000,000, was thought Inadvisable at this time In view of the prohibition legislation and generally tin settled conditions. It was intimated at the meeting that tho question of en larging the club would not be recon sldered. Pesse Elllman announce that Charles Pflzer has been appointed their represenntive for property at Bernards ville. Far Hills.

Gladstone. IN. an the vicinity, and will have bis head quarter In their country property de partment at 3 10 Madison avenue; an that Mis, Cortlandt Rlchardon has be ooino a member of the staff of their npartment and private hoiuo dejiart ment. Tlio Cosul Realty "Corporation, repre seated by Middlebrook Borland, Is the purchaser of the eight story lofts at 28 nnd 30 Waverly place, sold recently by tne lireenwich llanlt. Hastlno Co.

an Howard Moshcr were the brokers. Titlo pasped jestcrday. TRANSACTIONS' recorded. (itli name and addres. of onner arid nttorney i llowntou II.

(South of Fourteenth strec A I'OIiT ST. :5, Jl 10S lOx 20IUC4 11 Peril It Mlmalh, trustee, to Title Uuar Co. 176 Uva. mtg 120,500, and a g. all liens, Mnr 12 1200 FRONT ST, 121, s.

11.6110, Front st, 123, ll.6llO.2xlS.Cxl'Oli 9 Lagroslp Interests to Hdwin Oroves, Summit, J. et al. mtg I J. 000. all liens.

Feb 21, attys, NlebrUKge 233 Broadway 1100 SOUTH ST, 23 2 loer st, C9.Cx 22. irreg Mary 51 Drlsrhman. trustee, to Daniel Parrell, 11 102d st, 1-3 part, a Mar atty, A Co, 133 IJay Id, 500 WEST BROADWAY, 77, 21.9 to allev ti end riKhts to alley Alma Schmulta to Dorothea Poetisch 471 4-h t. Jlkln. and ann, mtg 110.000, Mar 10; atty.

Darwin Meierolc, 130 Montjgue st. Hkljn Jl COOPKIt 30 lllowery 390 1. beKlns at 33S Bowery, runs 22 3x nw to Alley, a 23 3t a 7S lOx 43 to her. with rights to alley Kath 11 Lorlllard, Individ, ot al. trustees under deed of trust by Louis lwirrlllard, lo Browning, King Co, 16 Cooper Square, and alt liens, Feb Ik sllv.

Middlebrook Borland. If. Cedar st $21,000 Bast Side. (Ban of Klfth avenue, between Fourteenth nnd 110th streets S3T1I ST. 2C9 Sol Miller to Realty Leasing Corp.

17S7 Hway, nvg Mar 11, nttv Slgniiiml Rubin, 2.13 Uway 1100 MADISON AN. 2f 5 65th st, Alliance Realty fo to Sronset Realty (-j, 115 Ilniiy, lntx 1130 000, and Ke'b 21. -t-a Babbaci 10C I. Ill Bway 1100' 5TI1 AV. tor fitb st, runs 1(50 100 5x COx 50k 100 to av 50 1 to beg- Fnn Hills Land t'orp to k)5 Fifth Al Corp.

f.2 Cedar St. mtg 1300.000. Mar 10. Co, 170 Hnay 1100 3D ST. 227 and 22S e.

60102 5 -13 Roaenbauin to Ivan 170 13 JJd st. 'j part, nilg 112.000, Mar 10, attv, Brnest Adler, 1508 1st uv I1O0 2D AV, 15(1. 25 6x100 Josephlno D.lhn to Kouwenhoen Estates, 3 Ilrldue Plnxa. Lonir Island City, mtg 121.250. all liens.

Mar sttys, Williams, It, Long Island CP West t-lde. (Weat of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th atrcels WF.ST END AV, 301, ror 7tth st, 23x100 Krneet Smellle to 801 l-3nd Avo Corpn, 12S Hway. Juno 12, 11; atty, Liwers Co, 160 1100 94TH ST, 225 8 Central Pnrk 17. 0x100. SJno McArthur to Mauda Htrancb.

25 4th St. and a. 0 a g. March 10; atts, Davis, D. D.

1 Uherty at It 99TII ST, 161 W. a. 1 5.4x75.4 Jno Harrington to Aug 11 Kneiifer, 6JJ Amsterdam av, Ariel Frank, 5St Eagle nv, llronx, and Polphls AUard, f. 4 Me.id st. Van Nrs(, Bronx; attys.

Peterson. K. 305 Bway 3100 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 320, 104tll st. 26x100 Htb Sireet West End Ave Co to Ida Marks, on the premises, mtg all liens, March atty, lawyers TAT Co, 160 Hway ItM CONVENT AV, 334, 24.

MHbel Arbuthnot to David Power, 501 112th at, and all liens. Feb 20, atty. Lawyers Co, 160 Bway. 1 100 I'ptonn. Island, north of 110th street.) W22D ST, 50rS a 9S.llx60xlrreg Life ln A Trust trustee, "to nm nomine- ernn.

jii iiwsv sttvs Emmet ft Parish, 52 Wall st. .,.150,000 SAME property Arrow Molding forpn to Albert Alwer, New Castle, mlir $74,000. all Hens, March 11. aty same 1100 I41BT HT. 170 W.

a. 27 10x99.11 Divld Hchwartc to Black-Star Co, 16 Bible House. ull llena; May 4. 1917.11 sr. r.

isiacr BenJ Boratxto Harry Rotraan, J.3 7 TS 101th st, nilg $35,000, all Feb. 241 ally, Frederick Lceo, Nas'nu at S100 EDanoOMHE AV, s. 75 a of 1 153d projecien, kv.ixzuu to plsco Orinoco Realty Co to Knth Walters, 341 11th st, Ulslyni attys, Ulna- lllnc 110 JAlti mt 11(10 ST NICHOLAM AV, 1, 11 enr 158th st, ip a at Xfl.lxi'JK.iu 168th at xJj.G- Ararat Realty forpn to 1 annlo Blumenlhal, 11B Davlilstm nv, llronx, intg JJOO.OOO, all llena, March 7i atty, Denwood Realty Co, Wll-1 nv linn SAME property Fannin Illumnthal to j'enwona Realty Co, SO? WI1IH av, tntg 1200. Don. nil iinn.

r.M. 17STII KT, s. 25x100 Burton lompKina to Sorvlca Realty Co, 7 I. 4 Zd ft, mtif IJ1.500, all llena, March atty, Cn. ten liwiv linn SAMU nronrrtv Service iiealtir Clo to it 44 Columbus av, March 11, Mi i i mtI L60, all liens, atty, samo 1UU llronx, tUorouch of Tho Bronx.

1 U2-s 0 "allroad av, tOx orlex vo 10 Conr(, stem, Hlnm-ford, Conn, mtg J13.000, Mch tC nttys. MARION AV, cor 197th o-crphla Moody in Nlrola D'Aana. e5 Morris av, Mch 11; atty, Tltto rm "way lo Vlm I'lty Co, 233 Hway, Jnn fctty, Vim Rlty Co, 233 Broad- vrciisTtin Mm" -Ar ,0 e. sj.sxvii V- Rrook patl. L- tty.

Henrv MACliMRs rd. a cor CrnmwelV 43. Hit Ur 1A. i- "iS. vor" ,0 Jacob Bloom Jtltv fmp.

tJ Kllli st. mtg 13,000, Feb BRAND HOt-LUVARD AND CO.VCOl RSn. n. A. llcr lo 1'rnk Muhlfcld, 080 RrJ 4ml Concourse.

Mch 4: AtlV. TIIIa a a ri-OT begins 310 White Plains nV unrt Morris I-ark nv. runs inor -sx ion, 25- tlertha Frey r.Wr. 1812. atty, Fischer.

1 Liberty STnmilNS w'cir lTOlh 's't "-siinn A A fnn Colin to Tlessln Albert. 1373 mtg Mch atty, 1 n. 1 Kll IU TBLLKIl AV .1100 16th st p.V iriB.y al t0 t-oretta 1 0S0 llntheate av, Jn 1. 1913; TiViV 333 Bushwlclt nv, SAaIP YPO.tli1 Fnr'rVli 'to 's'a'l'ne. any, same 1 AMI, PROPERTY Lorctln Farrsll to 19isi "tty, earns ,1 'nlin'-W0 100 nitmar st.

tn Hertram Ninltli. M27 Hughes av, mtg J2.000, Jlch ntty. Title Cluar ITS Bmd- CARPB.STnR A V. w' iitVl Abr ui jos A wyne. 204 Olob Jamaica, 1,1, mtg $2,000.

Mch 11; atty. 176 Busy $100 AX: Ki.SxlO0-An- (With name and addre.s of lender and attorney 1 Downtown. Souiii of Fourteenth street I COPPER SqUARE. SO, Bt Bowery, runs 22 3x 34 7S.5 to nl 1 21-3lt 78.10X 41 to b. with rlehta to nllev.

March 11 Browning. King Co to Kath Ijirril-irl. I. et nl. trustets under desd of trust by Iiuls Lorlllard.

duo 5p'f. "ttya. Middlehrool; Borland, 46 Cedar st ItO.Ono av. 121. mts on lea, March 7 Samuel Werner and ano to Samuel Mann.

90 1st av, due as per notes. atty. Franklin, 309 Bway 11,400 East Side. (East of Fifth avenue. btwen Fourteenth and 110th streets.) "711 AV.

a cor (SCth st. runs 160x 100 -x cox tOx 100 to av 50.5 to beg, bldg loan. March 11 346 Cth Av Corpn to Wm Harnum. 133 C9th st et al, due Oct 1, 1920. atty.

Title (lllar ifc Co, 174 Bway 11.200,000 SAME PROPERTY. March 1-Samo to Trust Co, trustee for bondholders, flue March 1. '929. pr mtg 11,200,000, ami adinnced 1350. 000: atty.

same; gold bunds 1500,000 est side. (-e: of Fifth menu. between Fourteenth and 110th streets) 50TH ST. 3 31x100 leasehold, March Kalvln to th" trustees Cuhimbhi l'tmrrslty, (13 Wall st, due Mar. 1.

19:2, 07. ally, Jno 11 Pine, (13 Wall st 8H.000 EST END AV. mr Ttth st. 25x100, m. March 12 301 West End Av Corpn to t'nlon Dime Hav Hank.

701 nth av. due and int as per bond; attys. Butcher. Tanner 1 Madison av 99T1I ST. HI W.

15 11x714. m. March 11 Aug II Kaeufer. Adele Frank and Dolphls AUard to Title Uuar A Trust ('. 176 Bway; duo and lnt as per bond J4.050 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

320. cor 104th st, 3xl(0, m. March 5 Ida, wlfo Joel Marks to 56lh Street A West End Av c- 103 Park av. Instals, 6. pr mtg 170 noo.

atty. I-iwyers A en, lfiO Bway (15.000 I'ptown. iMsnbattnn Is'and, north of 110th street 12ID ST, W. 93xi0x 1-reg. March 10 Arrow ddlug irpr to Life Ins Co, trustee, r.l Wall st, 5 ms.

6Vs, atts. Emmet Parish, 52 Wall 171.000 CONVENT AV. 3J4. s. 24 14 1th Ft.

24 11x94 5. m. March Dald Power l.i Mabel Arpuinnoi. 40 l-rinces uaie. London.

Eng. due Mnrcli 1. 1924, 5'. attys. Stewart A Shearor, 45 Wall st 112,000 151ST ST, 2S6 37.

6X39. U. Feb 24 Barry Ro'man to Isidore Ro-gatx. 7S 13 91ht st, and ano, 5 yrs, 6fV. mtic 150.009: atty.

Louis A Saber. 51 Chambers st 15.000 PORT WASlllNC.TON AV, cor lClst st. 102x147x99.11x125, lCUt st, 9 s. 125 Bway. runs a 99 llx 124 11 to i av 102 2 to st 145.1 to beg Marxh 11 Leonetle Rltv Co to It Hnhllnz Co.

319 3d st. due Aug 24 1919. 6. pr mtg 5420.000; ally, Nathan Friedman. 309 Hway 118,000 17STB ST.

9 e. 24x100, March Service Ulty il lo iiurxon lonipains, JCO Valentine lane, Yonltere. Y. 3 yrs, pr mtg atty. lawyers A Co, 160 Hwa 53,500 Brum.

(Horougn ot file llroni.i MARION AV, ti w- cor 197th st, SOxlOl Ix COCvlllt Nlcoln D'Agoslinn lo Sophia Moodv. 22.S 72d st. March 11. 3 yrs, alt. Henry Klralfv.

391 i-3 149th et 169T1I ST. S02 13, 1S.xS6 I 1-3. Iw Llo-b-rtz to Title Uuar Co, 17! Bav, March 12. duo as per band! atty. Title Ouar A Co, 176 Bwav 12.000 CITY ISLAND AV, s.

100 Dltmara St. 60x100 Hertram Smith to John MlJier, 150 HIT ismmi, IT; 8 tb, C'p; any, 3 76 Hway .12,000 sATisrmii (With namo nnd address of Itnder'a attorney.) Miuihuttnn. 90TH 44T, 212-31 Union Landing Holding 'o. 130 Bway, to the Alllanr Really UK Iluav. Smt 21.

1913: atty. Title Co. 133 Clway J20.001 9ITH ST, t22 -Maurice Canavan, true. 10 the Emigrant Indust Sav Hunk, pel) 14. PJ0T; ally, Michael Scanlan.

il chambers 132.000 25T11 tfT. 234-40 II Samuel and Annie Mlchelson to Louis Cohon, 133 6th av, July 2, 1903; atty, Geo A btelnmuller, 1611 3d av J4.000 5TH AV, cor 31st st, 20xfi0 -Wm Martin tn Jno Noonan, 10 lOTtll March 1. 1909; nttjs, Pletcher, McC B. 128 Bway 1150,001 71HT ST, 135 -Emilia II Ellavtoi'lh to Rosalie 13 Romeyn, 230 North at. Buffalo, Dec 29.

1917; ultys, Middlebrook (t 4 Cedar st .....10,000 78T1I (i e. 200 Amsterdam av. 21x 102.2 Ueo and Edna Wagner to Walter Wagner, 60 si. Juh 17, 1914; attys, Wosselman Kiuus. 6'.

Liberty st J1.500 HI3STBR ST, SI Heckle Lacov, 821 Ken-inoro pi, to Miriam Tuckntan. adiux Kiunlalaua Tuckmun, 4722 13lh nv, Brooklyn, Jan 2. 1911; ally, Tuck-inan, 320 tDway 12.750 SAME PROPERTY Same to same. Pel) 15. 1917: atty.

same 11,000 64TH hT, 53 V.Uz It Delalleld. Plaln- lleld, J. to Rlobard Delalleld, 40 46th st. on 10. 1916; ntly, l.ouU 1-' Doyle, IU Bway J11.000 or Manhattan.

PEARL ST 17 9 ii William -llruoklyu Trust Co, irusteo. to Lml. (llbb, 14 66th st 1 3 part and 11 and Albert II Mathews. 26 13 si 2 3 parts, atty, Lawyers TAT Co, 160 Bnav: 3 assns. each si BOWERY.

64-68Sadlo Roth to Lewlne llcntpser. 18 Bvfay. and fisher Lnrlae to Jos 2it 110th. it. and wi a cor iszt st.

1st av. Mch 10: att, l.JTif HT, 313 25x100 Ella Blselo .2. 4S6 Amaterdam av, 1 I 1 'k 11 tki.i. "''rul" I'ellegrlno, 2S 105th st, mtg Feb 10: nttys. ''rofker s.

4203 3,1 av ....1100 LOT 21.1 mop Halalit estate Chas llaml hl 1513 Bdlsnn av. V5 March IS, atty. It 3011 eslcheater av $1 nno! oltys, Elsman, A IJf Bwayj 3 assns, each WEST BROADWAY, 603 Society of St Johnland to Lawyers Jlort Co and Lawyers Co to Kate Flihol, 860 Park nv: atty, lawyer! TAT Co, 160 Bnnyi -nns. each $20,000 STANTON HT. ror Norfolk ft- -Jos Ravitch lo Edw Rosenthal, 253 lort Washington av, nnd Harry Plshcl to Jo; Ravllch, 1812 Madison av; atty, Jacob I Herman, 316 Uway; 2 assn 1 Uril HT, 212 W- Lawyers Tltlo A Trust to Edwin Aldit, 358 42d si.

nnd ano; addross, 160 Bwav 15.000 73D 170 13 Tltlo A Mort Co to Bowery Hav Bank, 123 Bowery'; "dress. 135 Bway $15,000 121HT ST, 118 James A Trowbrldgo to Title Ouar A Trust Co, 176 $3, 000 33D ST. 121 Oranlck'a Buffet Lunch. Inc. to Wm Oranicle, 900 1-3 179th st; attys, rjreenberg A 38 Park Row $1 1S7TH ST, 316 Elisabeth Really Co to Ells Ford, 816 Ifayette nv, Brooklyn; attya, Oreenberg L.

38 Park Bow $1 BROADWAY, 427-429 l-3dw Orecn, Indlvd and trustee, to Windham Jteallia-lion Co, lit Bway; attyi, Alexander A Oreon, 120 Bway $164,000 22D HT, 322 Nathan Elsrnbrrg to Nathan Wise, 1171 44th ft, Brooklyn; atty, A Levy, 60 Wall at $1 2D AV, H77 Ahr Cohen to Herman (loldfnrb, 1320 Prospect av, Bronx $1 SUFFOLK ST, 165 Title A Mort Co to American Trust Co, 135 Bway $16,000 WEST END AV, 4 43 Ells. Black to Sarah Kern, 62 13 6ist it; atty, Abr Burn, 31 Nassau at $9,000 lfronx. WALTON AV. lRlst st, xlOO X102.K, also plot b'tins 24.1 Walton av and 160 a 181st at, 31.DxS3.10; also Walton nv, at land bet land formerly Archer and land formerly Chryslle, i nleo White Plains rd, s. 115 237th st, 48.11x100; alio Tie-bout av, set, 700 Clark st, oa In 1M0, xr.0.7xl7: also lota 233 and 254, map Jos HueBOn, nt Clnson's Pt; also Buchanan pi, 176 Urand av, oxiuu Antonia liegeman, gun, Henry Hnrtcls, 1010 Stebblna av; attys, Wcs4tlman A CD Liberty st (five a.sts) $1 WHITE PLAINS RD.

s. 2.1 a 237th st, 41 11x1(10 Henry Hartols tn Jus liegeman, inio Stehblns av; sttys, Wcsael-nmn A 65 Liberty st It VISE AV, cor lMet st, 25x100 Wm Smith, Rdmr. to Minnie Smith. 954 13 181st st; atty. Smith.

1M 13 istt st 11.000 14STU ST, l.lllle 11 Lllienthal end nno to Metropo.itnn Savings HAlik. Cooper Sq; atty, Lawyers 'J'HIe A Co. 100 Bwnv 3D AV, 250 r. 171st st, 23x100 Life Co of Westchester Co to Susan Mcrlan of Rye, atljs, Peck A S. at Port Chester, NY $1,500 LIS PENDENS.

Mnuhattnu. 5TH AV. oor 129th at. 99 11x110 Isaac l'ortman agt Wm Kllpalrlck et el spclflc performance: atty. Turk.

46TH ST, 654 Wm Reld, gdll, agt Chas Levy et al, of mtg; attys. Middlebrook A Borland. 4CTH ST. 136 Alexander JUlmason agt People of tho State of et al, registration of title. Ac: atty.

Riley. 1ST AV, 286 Alfred Meyers agt Jas Cunningham et al, foreclosure of mtg; atty. Schack. 96TH ST, 113 Jos 13 Hurwltz et al ogt Calvin Rlty Corpn et al, action to foreclose mech Hen; atty, (3 Young. 128TII ST, 249 Lorettn, Onaton ngt Jane Roland, specific performance; attjs, Frldlgcr A Buchnur.

Bronx. WEBSTER AV. 2S9.2 ft of lS7th et, 100x250 Webster Av Rlty Corpn net Webster Av Corpn, action to remove cloud on title, atty. I St John. BOSTON RD, 1382 East River Savings Institution ngt Jacob Hchoenfold ut nl, foreclosure of mtg; atty, Voll-mer.

RECORDED LE.M3H. Manlialtnn. 6TH AV, 453. al: Chas Lane to it Raff, 30S 53d et. 5 jrs irom i.

1910 13.300 LENOX AV, 285, atore and 2 rmn-Jicob fclmermeyer, oa tae premises, 3 yrsirom March 1. 1919 BROADWAY, 272C. all John McCormlck to Nicolas aracoeia, ivv iv jvuxn t. 5 yrs from Oct 1. 1919 J3.776 114TH ST.

62 all Tylrao Co to Palnian. 29 East Bway, and ano, 3 yra Irom Dec 1, 1917; atty. Max Pedmnn, 55 Liberty at KS0 115TH ST, 31-T, W. all Samuel Jacobs to Bertha Jacobs, 31 115th st, irrom March 1. 1919, to Sept 30.

1923: attys. Morrison 320 Bav 111,000 7TII AV. cor 141st St. 173 2d atore end flat from corner Herbert Crarauer to Morris Blumenlold. 208 141t st.

5 yrs from May 1, 1911; attys, Cohen Bros. 36 Wall et 11,080 COLCTitBfH AV, 72. all Patrick Klernan lo Cath and Herman Winkler, firm Winkler Sc yon. 72 Iambus av, 3 vrs from May 1. 1919 13.200 PRO.NT ST.

si, 1st and 2d tloors Alex. Sehonbrunner lo Edwin NordllnK-r. 4'. 13 50th si. ano Slgmund Birsch.

54 S9th 'it. firm ILnry Nord'liiKer C' 3 yr from May 1. 1919. atts. Nord-llncer tl John st J1.900 2D AV, 2303.

nnd part A lloff to lUrbar.L l.abcrheim. 2303 2d av. 5 yrs Jan 1. 191s $729 STANTON ST. Kssat st, 5.

Broome et. 739. all Mary Bllbort et al to Long's Hat s. 201 Creene el. 5 rs from Oct 1919.

atOs, Bakir O. 34 Nassau si It 00" SVPPOLK ST. 124, and Rose Epstein to Isidore Barnburner, on premises. 2 yrs from Sept 15, 1518; atty, A Horowlts. 171 Blvinjlon st 432 DELANCEY ST, 114-68.

allMarst A M.l-hony, exr. to Ijonir's Htt Stores. iM'O tireeno st, 5 rs from Oct 1, 1913, attxs. Baker ,4 O. 31 Nassau at J.9,000 Bronx, OLMSTEAD AV.

114S, store Mella Plsher to Richard Klage. jug (instead av. 5 yrs from May 1, 1919. altJH. A nnd Bally, 2069 Westchester a SO0 SOPTHBRN RllCLUVARD.

911. store. -s Bide Corp to Harry Newman. 907 Southern Blvd. 3 yrs from April 1, 1S19; utty, Jo Krlnsky.

320 Broadway 1120 and 1480 WILKLNS AV. 1330-2. stxire No 8 und two basements William Conslr Co to Elly Manowlli, 1327 Wllken av. mtg 122.000. 5 yrs from Deo 1.

1911, atty. Luffnan. 1292 Boulevard 11.600 to l.t:0 CROTONA AV. 2062. store Mjry tlum-blns-er tn Jncob Kramer.

1103 Washington av, 2 yrs from March 15, 1919; atty. Suholi, 2166 Cititona nv JS00 HONEYWELL AV, cor ISOth 4th store xvest of corner Louis A Lehmaler to Ilvmaii Wnrshofaky, Pulton ax-, 3 2-12 yrs from March 1. 1919; ally, Byman Warshofsky, 1520 Pulton av.J7:o AT AIX'I ION. AT 14 VKSEY UTREIST.) Ily Joseph Djy. -173 'h 25t 100.11.

sly bk tut Qulnn at 13 I'cets et al; due. J6.906.2S. taxes, 16.906. 28; to tho plaintiff 123,000 EMERSON PL. xv s.

477.1 Prejcott av, t.J'Av'H0"6 Sx-15 vacant; nUo BOLTON RD. s. a xv slid a 212lh st. 9X405X1X3 2x43.0. x-acant Citizens i (h ngt Cornelius Kahlen et nl: due, J25.5XS 10, taxis.

Ac, 15,500, adjourned to March 19. MADISON ST. 300, s. 70 Montgomery st. 15x105.

3 sty lnt -J A liletaon est IxerrUan et al. due, 110,403 64; taxes, JS.1S, sub to tax lien SI.JO0. to IIih plalntin ST. H9. 162.1 Mom-giimerv st, 6 sty tnt ami sirs Viltl i-t ill.

trustee, act ei lue. ,4. iit lo plaintiff By Henry Brady. 22D ST. 226 s-, 27., 2d av.

36 Sx 9s. 9, I tnt and stra and 1 sly eit wii i nurcii i-uiut i-nminlsslon UK A liay et al, due, tlx, 239, taxes. 5)65; to the plaintiff 118,000 AT rOlS THIRD By Joseph 1'. Da), 20.1TH ST 684 7 xv and xv or 20stli al. 60 4x9J x.Mlxja.

M. caul I.oi'ls.1 Thleba lib ufrt Root lleerll (I al, partition, lo D.ixil Mrsro.i. 31.800 SEGUHITIES AT AUCTION. S3 shares nlow Company, (00 pr hum. J7.C00 Ad tun i Uxprofn rnmprtny collateral '1048 interest MaVch" 40 shares American Druggists Vindicate (old stoi irttflcaia dated June, 110), $12 per share.

sharea North American Liquidation 10 Company, per shsre. 30 shnres Hank of New York, 450. 115,000 S.m Antonio Land nnd Irrigation Vonipnny. Lttl Pis' mortgage (l pci em. bonds, don May 1, 1023, (20,000 H.ui Antonio linil a- Irrigation Company, two year 7 per cent, bonds, dated January 2, BUS.

$10,000 lot 2,050 shares Hudson Companies preferred, $1 per share 5,373 Chicago Elexated Rallxxays collateral trust preferred participation shares, $3 ter share. $36,300 Chicago Elovited Ballwa'ys ten year 6 per cent debenture bonds, due July. 1K24 All unmatured coupons otlnched Thirty -sin of 1. 000 euih and (hrc'i of lion cnh, 26. 70.000 shares Mexican I'rudueliv and Refining Company.

$500. to Philippines ou Open. The ummerclnl Pa 'ill. a di bcuxe Ilonoluln nnd Mulwax ha and lommunl anon wiih tho Phil Ipplncs, China and Japan xla au J-'rau-clsoo restored, tho Commercial Cable Company; announced yesterday, LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD RELEASES 9,000,000 POUNDS OF WOOL Xnvy to Auction Fino Aus-trnlinn Grades in Eoston Next Month. Spfciat Dispatch, to Tnn Set.

Washinciton-, March 12. Although no deilnlto dato haa been set tho. Navy De partment will auction approximately 0,000,000 pounds of flno Australian wool In Boston In April, according to information hero, Chemical Itiioliidonk Lower. While a few heavy chemical products declined In prUo during Die -week, tho market ns a wholo is steady, reports Drug and Chemical Markets. Producers aro holding to their former prices owing to tlio high cost of production, but buyera expect a break when tho (Jovern- tnent sells its surplus stocks of ul-phurio and nltrlo acid, caustic soda nnd soda ash.

Bleochlng powder I firmer. Glycerin, sugar of milk, mercury nnd carbolic acid arc lower. Aspirin Is quoted nt a slight decline owing to 'cheaper salicylates. Tho majority of all pharmaceutical chemicals, seeds, barks, herlw ond largo proportion of tho essential oils aro ijuotcd lower. Dycstuffs show very llttlo activity.

alniidurlii lllonacsj Popular, Mandarin blouses, which glvo tho manufacturers an excellent opportunity for tho use. of all sorts of novelty materials, aro meeting with pronounced euccess In buying and sWHng circles hero. Printed georgottes and novelty chiffons predominate In most of the stocks, but brilliant brocades and Chinese silk also aro among tho now materials being utilized by some of tho makers. Foulard effects aro much in evidence In tho georgette models. I'unslciis Not to Buy Here, Georgo B.

Ilerzlg, local representative for Funsten Bros, ft Co Kt. Louis fur dealers, denied yesterday tho report to tho erroct that tho concern is negotiating for tho purchaso of tho cold storage plant of M. Groh's Sons, In Twenty- eoventh and Twenty-eighth street, with a view to removing Its fur auction sales to this city. Ni Aiifttrnltmi Spteial Despatch to The Sci Wasiiivqto.v. March 12.

No embargo has been lilaced by tho Australian Gov-eminent on all other thnn British Imports, according to advlcei received today by the Bureau of Foreign and Do-m-stls Commerce from A. W. Kerrln, commercial attache at Melbourne, Australia. Tho report of such action by the Australian Government, It xxns said, xvas an error, probably growing out of tho re cent embargo placed on dyo Imports other than those coming from Great BrlLiln. Boston Leather Market Active, Boston, March 12.

There Is nn active demand for light weight union sole leather which keeps the supply down to bnro floors, states tho Hhon and Leather reporter. Cut solo manufacturers are moro busy, flak mle leather prices show a tendency to advance. Choice heavy-oak bends have advanced to $1. Tho irpper leather situation Indlcntea a more active demand for tho better grades of side upper stork. Calf and kid nre In short nuppl).

particularly on the better grades and selections r. O. 11. Opposed, Sptcial Vcspateh to Tub Stv riliLADDU'lllA. March II With the channe from a seller's to a buyer's market New York knit goods Jobbers aro endeavoring to secure shipments f.

o. b. New lnrli, acoording to the National As sociation of Hosiery and Underwear which has taken up tho light against tho possible i eestabllshment of this practice. ex ernl months ngo the association in- nugurnied a cnmnign in fax or ship ments f. o.

b. mill and the dliicoiitinuance of cartage charges in New York, but some mills, it appears, aro now making tho "mistake of shipping f. o. b. New York.

In a special bulletin on tho subject the association nssertH there Is no reason fur granting the demands of the Jobbers. Buy tni; Ciislimcri" l-itbrlcs. According to reports in tho local piece goods mnrkot. xvomen's we.ir buyers are showing a decided preference this season for cashmere fabrics in tho better grade coatings. Ivult (3iKi(ls Industry Idle.

I'liiLatiKLTiilA. March 12. That per cent, of tho hosiery nnd underwear machinery of tho country Is idle at present and tlio production of goods Is not aboxe 35 per cent, of normal Is the estimate of factors In tho tr.ido here. Will Oppose I'ly-liy-NlKlils." "Ply.by-nieht" merchants, who it is understood nre planning a campaign of activity in New York by opening tem porary places nf business in the many stores which will be vacat, In all sections of the lly when prohibition becomes effec tive July 1 xxill bo confronted with considerable opivoslllon If group of organised manufacturers and dealers arc successful tn their efforts. Cooperating in movement to oppose tho itinerant ptoickeepers, tlio Itctail Clothiers' Association of New York, tho N'ntlonnl liarmont Betallers' Asni latlon, tho Betall Dry Goods Association and tho ltetnil Shoo Dealers' Association arc arranging to submit tn tho Merchants Vssoelatitm of New York a proimsltlon lo Innugiirnto legislation to regulatn the nix rations of those merchants who make a pmciico of npening: "ono week btands" lor the sale of goods.

To Jllllntlltll CImkIiiiiii Prli-cs, As Indicated by reports In tho local cotton good market, dealers havo determined tint tho present prices of gingiuims can easily bo maintained for "Prime season Tho general opinion In the market Is Hint when tlno gingham prices for spring nrn named by nil of tho sellers, any possible reductions' will be slight compared with xvhat alieadv has taken placo In staple goods. Supplies of lino fancy ginghams ill wholesalers' linmls aie regarded ns rather low Just now Print (iiinils lit Heopeii, I-'all Itivrn, March 12 The plant of tho American Printing Company, which closed some tlmo ngo. will resume opera. Hons In full Jlnrch is About 1,500 op-cratlvci are affected. Troubles.

Pctlilo.i NT XV Y( T.K HI 11 13.41,3.1,1!, i'h rnl ri it -( ng Ills I t.i ork 11 a- Ur 'V iugh Jolill il lioso win Unlins 16 7.3 Hughes, Rounds, luirman A Dwlght. B6 Broadway, arn tho attorneys. OHBSTNtlT BPIKU.HTKIIV ANO PKl'il. COJlPNy, lnvolun Buttons Made Cheaply From Cottage Cheese TlinVIlE making buttons of "cottago cheeso" now 1 While certain Government ofllclals In Washington havo spent much tlmo and money In conducting a campaign of publicity to better acquaint Uio people with tho food valua of "cottago cheese," boiim manufacturers havo not been Idle. According to reports here experiments mndo by manufacturers havo disclosed tho fact that buttons may bo made from tour mlUc, nnd somo button makers havo been Bonding rep-rcnantatlvos to all sections of tho country to buy up all tho available cottago cheeso.

It Is said tho "sour milk" buttons, which aro serviceable mid cheap, -will rcllovo the shortage ot other varieties, tnry petition arslnit ths Chestnut t'pholtery nnd Decorating Company, 213 Lexington avenue, shows liabilities of 12,600 and assets of I2.00O. The thrto petitioning creditors claim: J. H. Thorp 1120; Hofstatter'a Rons, 122. nnd V.

Schumacher 8438. William J. James named as receiver, Edgerton Horn, 258 Broad -xvay, are the attorneys. MAX BERICOWITZ A xotuntary petition of Max Berkowlls, 2093 Third avenue, shows liabilities of 11,062 and no sets. Tlio tbreo lamest creditors are Ecllpae Light Company.

683 Broadway, 184; I. Rosenberg. 1C80 Clay avenue. 180, and William Orlmel, Brook-ln, 860. Jacob W.

Block, 809 Broadway, Is tho attorney. Schedules In Bankruptcy. HYORADE FURNITURE AN FACTORING COMPANY, 1N(1. A schedule ot tlio Bygrudc Furnlturo Manufacturing Company, Inc 430 East Tenth street, shows liabilities of 15,390 and assets of 81.660. The -three largest creditors are Hcrahkowltz Brooklyn.

81,000. Morris Felt, Brooklyn. 11.100, and Chrlstman Lumber Company. Long Island City, 8700. Kornblurt Pollack, 299 Broadway, ro tho attorneys.

JESSE R. BOWMAN A schedule of Jesse R. Bowman shows liabilities ot 83,401 and assets of 8S.SS5. Tho three largest creditors am Realsllk Fabric Corpora-lion, 142 Fifth avenue, J366; Brown Durell Compan). 11 "Weat Mnoteentll street, 8266, nnd S.

Rosenthal Com-pnny. Inc. West Thirtieth street, $170. William H. Brady, 141 Broadway, Is tho atloruey.

Hecelxer In Bankruptcy. NEW YORK BLACKSTON1-3 COM PANT Judge John C. Knox appointed Abner B. Bupel receiver, with a $1,000 bond, for the New York Blackstono Company of Marlborough, N. Y.

Judgments, The followtni: Judmnenls were (ded ycsterdaT. March 12. tho first name Is that of tho debtor. Alhro, Stephen V. (Albro Music Co -Melophonc Talking Machine lno Abel, A.

Shwab Ilenn, Leon J. Mattlies llurke, John 13. 0. Smltli llsrrelt, William 31., president -Sf. J.

Corsn. costs Leslie 11 Toole ct al. Clarke. George Rslm Csllgurl. Pisiik 3.

Campbell, Paul T. H. A. Calumet Hotel .4. Tllford Dar, James 11.

Moclter Inc Dunne, Vincent 1.. P. W. Miller. l'reely, Mary, guaixllau N.

Railways Co, Ellis. Phjllls-C. Weld Elsrnbcrer. l-3mil D. If.

(511.93 318.9S 1,777.63 337.52 lit 63 6.15 154.M 1 1, 664.67 999 69 166.20 607.20 11L4S 187.00 404.111 800.34 Farrell. I'atrhk el llml Plsher. Cllffocl (). 1.. suer 1,271.24 (Jeorgla Fertiliser Co -International Agricultural Corporation rielsb-r.

Alliert Sum I)ro. Co. Hasxell, Ucorge-J. llogel 178.10 Herman, Israel, gusrdlnn N. Rail- xxavs costs IOx.Pj Isritr, Psnnlo lntcrborongh Kspll TTn1t costs Bote! Trax-more.

Inc Jl Watermen 441.27 Independent Columbia Hirer Smoked Pish Columbia River Smoked Pish Co and Slgmund Elntess I. Oreenberg 3,078.43 Jaixibs, Beymnn United l)rejsed lieef Co. of New lorfc TU.4I Ixutller, Arthur A Jr. .1. Shnplro tSLOl Kehlenbeck, George JI.

Park .1 Tllford H3-4J Kutin. Prank and Julia- -Nutionst Kurupment Co live 463.63 Kronungoldd Philhix 11. Fischer 760.00 Krcis. and Anthony F. Yaeonda -City ol New Vol lit 0 Krnti, Al II.

(A Benry i. Co -R. L. Polk Co Inc lis Lbhtmim. Mlcheel International Folding Paper liox Co 10T.0J Lswmoi- Improrwiient Inc.

lawyers Title and Trust Co UO.fO Mulhr Emily- K. IlckhUMJil J.648.4S Mels, Sadie 11. 8. Color l.Sn Michaels, Charles H. Majer A Son 387.23 Nason, John 31.

or Nelson -P. 436.13 Rothschild. ludor. nnd Isaac JIajci W. n.

Wslker et al 2.V1I.94 Rothxtcin. Pdul Mnubntlan Cord nnd Paper Co IM.lt Rlchnian. Aun.1 or Mrs. Samuel RMim.m -M Irvine. 124.04 Slehert.

Julius B. J. A. He IleleU 4.x 10 848 14 Shlniel Joseph- 1 I. 21- TJ Soh.sznll.

Mdomon Kobro Corporation fJ7.S4 Satnuelx, Jacquee M. Plnltz 1 Iii. 793.70 Snfl.ld, StephrK It. Duroxs lo 76.0t) Same--A. Ixsts FTS.Ort Schehr.

Ferdinand Emanuel Shlrnldl, Ilomenb Jl. -W. (Mum nclli J. 074. 84 Stbeihicr.

Isaac O. Hoesilo et al. HI. 41 Schlnnk. Lou' A.

Schwab. at. 68 SKltrer Jlorns-It. Slnser 441.03 Sielnfeld. Bsrry -A S.

Taylor M7. Stoddard. Albert 11 Ball vi, mi Tl h. At L. Marldoff Taub.

H. M. (i.ldleln. 370.U t'rbrjli. Aninintio CI'.

Urbank) -Hik-W IIond llulter Co 734 IS Vot. William Ilrnie M1.70 Worlln, Abraham I. lllumenllial. 133 tVsls'i, BanhO X. lUllwiays to, rots 1J5.4S Wolf.

Ernest- A. lxlne .383 Werner, II. and Joxeph 11 rallir C. W. Jacobs et al.

4 Wi-snuan. Jtwpli P. c. A. liurdx 601 3 imo.NX.

The firsl name Is that of II, tlty Island Motor lids Co L. Km mar same Ihttmar Hewey, William W. Martin King, Prank 13 Weinberger John A. Jscnltson. Mehrxtc-ln.

Jennie Navies Cn .1 71 106 IW Id 114 21 53 Mtsch. Auzust Jr. To Juie nets Co F71 nil llileii, llridsel -P 13 Hoyden TrbliieUi AllsTI WlUon A Cu lie- 73 Van Abrahsm XI Fuehs 52 Wolff, Cu-1). Illrschtleld ct al VI s.itl-lled JudgiuciiU. The firsl namo is lhaf of (he debtor- the (vond (hat of iho creditor and dale when judgment was filed: ireferiixl Ins.

Cn. ot New-York E. O. K. llauniaim: Ju'y s.

i9i so Same Same: Feb. 4 Same Same: March 1W 175 "4 Cetunl Valley National Bank Snedden: 6. 19l i to ftanle Feb I. 1914 Ilaniela, James W. A.

Milbauer; Nov. 17 1 914 27r 61 TSrslm. Achilles, tress. M.ircli.2r, 1 Ml I- Sdine- same: Jan. 16.

11)19 lis ai Shaheen. Sbahu'-n A. Purzmo; 23. V'12 2" Ate Ctltz llrown ct al 3 im (eiux''lled) U37 Uilu. Penn Miitu.il Siwnrs Inc Mnrcli 8, 1017 ican- eelled' VI, 3J Same -same; May isir, arvelh-dl 778.4 Same onie; Peb.

23 1316 (cinneiledi 778 41 Smne- L. Ost et Muy 30. UK cau- cellerii 723.63 LtioarelH. Murebv New Amsterdam Co (M 5, IS14 2.S2J n) Bagserty. Archibald J.

-Vi II. ll-ards- ley: Sept. 1. li'ld 351 61 Traxelers Ins Co. ot llarlford.

I on-i. 11 tv.n hMiiati i-i i'i- 3-i J.tung. L.1 II. First. Dee in 1.10.11 (loodnisn.

I lent mid Aaron Ucr-L. Oixvu; Jlaruh 30. I'll 133 Cnstiiil 1Ioiini Iteeelpts. Becelptw for duties at ih Custom Houso yesterday wero J3j.l 60S 94. ot which 1 20.4520 xva.4 for men liuudlso witlidraxvn from Isnided xxarcbo i.ses and $232, 'JbS 94 foi' roci nt linporuthms.

llipdrta Prom Nexx lorU, Peas, 3.C39 btihels comment. I SOI bniiels. beans. (js.2tir bushels, ryo Hour ii.r,2l lubikaluig oil, U.OOO rnta (r. Mo Iner ano xi 1'arls ut fib Kit 'a 'its ii" to MA, IK' 13 HLANi BARK Commission Mi r.

bant 10 Rue do Ixiuvols, (Nr Oiierai xvho will Introdile-s vaii to th most lotereitlnir manufacturer,.