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Hoover Is Too Autocratic, Says Pinchot Relief Activity Called Not the Kind of Work to Fit Him for the Gigantic Task Confronting President Hostility Grangers Hi? Sympathy Said to Lay With Big Business, and Not With the Consumer Angus Eastern campaign for Senator ira ru W. John? son, of California, yesterday issued a from Gifford Pinchot, former progressive, in which Mr. Pinchot says that Mr. Hoover is unfitted for tho Presidency, The statement says in part: "Mr. Hoover's relitef work in Europe not such work as fitted him to be president of a great democracy, for in cou; met and dealt with only a '-3 high i'1 authority, decis aa final, while people relieved took what was given and were grateful.

"The real Hoover ia not the man his cart-' publicity campaign, both and after the war, has cued in creating in the minds of many pe I By nature he is as auto? crats lent Wilson himself. Attitude of Hoover "If he should he nominated and fleeted, there would be in the White House natural aristocrat, whose sympathy is with 1 business and the middleman as against both the pro cuci-v and inner. "Under Ho 7 ood Administra? tion run mainly by and for the packer-, canners, millers; and other great whose subordinates (Hied the offices, while the men i them made such profits as they never had known Wore. The farmers were wholly left "The men in charge of farm pro? duct.on the Food Administration were not only igi orant of farm mat? ters, but they were actively hostile to the farmer, During my service in the food administration the man who had of milk production was a re? ta tobacco merchant from New- York City. "The ai administration was appar? that it was for Idleroen to exact profits from both producer and sonsum? a but wrong for the farmers not to grow crops in abondance from patriot es alone without rt-a to v.

lather they could feed their pay leir debts Mr. Hoovt (elf in sub? stance in a sneech in Philadelphia), "Por a number months saw Mr. Hoover fri quently. the latter part of this time never saw him with? out a purr of the'interview consisting of abuse or" the farmers by him. His feeling toward was so bitter that led him to refuse to a price for the production of pork when such guaranty was the only thing that could assure tht' absolutely necessary supply this indispensable food for our allies ai i ires.

Liter ex? hausting every other means of obtain? ing this guaranty I finally, 35 handed Air. Hoover my resig? nation. Sudden Affection for Farmer "Mr. Hoover makes his appeal for support largely upon the that he is not allied with the politicians. It may or r.

ot be true. But it is true that he ie now and has constantly been the ciose friend and follower of the men the invisible government, who own i coi the machine politiciens of both parties. "I am little impressed by Mr. Hoover's progressive talk and suddenly affec i for the farmer. 1 saw him when he had a chance to do what a i ng about, and he precisel ite.

"In my -r is wholly be I because in action he pr ved be for the few against the great majority, be? cause he has too ng out of touch with America and thi American becaus- he is ess? a foreigner, and. therefore, is neither a real Re? publican nor a real Police Charge Pol.es Commissioner Enright sent out an order by telephone Wednesday was learned yesterday, an that aa easier schedule for went into effect March 8 for a sixty days' triai, wouid be re i The regants believe that In refusing ever, to gi the new schedule its test 1 PoHce Commissioner Ine them for their the 1 ill whioh would to make permanent ap tents to ti Detec ive Bureau, ule to which the 700 will return April 20 they will fave two tours of re rvi duty to do in a five-day swing ii itead of the one of the experimental schedule. Hat for Archbishop Mannix MELBOURNE, March 13. -It is authoritatively stated here that Ar Dante! Masnix soon will ia: to visit the Pope, who I ike '-as a cardinal. JIo will then fa sa an important appointment in Ireland.

News, Comment and Re American Surety to Spend $2,500,000 in Building Annex Twenty-one Story Addition To Be Erected Around Present Site in Place of Schermerhorn Building Completed May 1, 1921 Structure of Steel and Gran? ite Facing; Will Greatly Increase Floor Space The American Surety Building at 100 Broadway, at Pine Street, is to be ex? panded at a cost of $2,500,000 by the erection of an addition around it on the site of the present Schermerhorn Building. The American Surety Building haa twenty-one floors. The Bite fronts 84.7 feet on Broadway and 85.5 feet on Pine Street. The Schermerhorn Building is T-shaped, with entrances on Wall and Pine streets and Broadway. The T-shaped part aiijacent to the Ameri? can Surety Building is to be used, in? creasing the Broadway frontage by 38.0 feet and the Pine Street side by 40.2 feet.

The Schermerhorn Building is to be wrecked and a twenty-one-story struc? ture, uniform with the Surety Building, erected on the site, the dividing walls being removed. The resulting building i will have about 12,000 square feet of rental apace a floor for seven floors above the ground and on tho eighth to the twenty-first an area of nearly 11, 000 square feet a floor. The structure is to be of steel, faced with granite. Work was begun March 1 on the foundations for the addition, which are being driven to a depth of sixty-seven feet, while- the Schermerhorn Building' standing. The building will continue in operation until July 1, when it will be wrecked.

It is expected to construct one more sub-basement. The new is expected to be competed by May 1, The Cauldwell, Wingate Company has the contract for all the work. The architect in charge is Herman Lee Moader, of New York, with Ernest Gra? ham, of ChicagOj as consulting archi? tect. The building addition, inoludingi altrations to the Surety Building, will cost a total of $2,500,000. The Scher? merhorn Building was purchased from the Astor estate last October at a price of $1,500,000, the appraised valuation many years ago.

Previous to the pur? chase the American Surety Company held a ninety-nine-year lease on the property, for which it paid annually 5 per cent of the appraised valuation of $1,500,000, amounting to as well as the taxes and carrying charges. The Liberty National Bank haa leased the banking rooms of the enlarged building for a long term of years. It is understood that the Wall Street sec? tion of the Schermerhorn Building has oeen acquired by First National Bank, which owns the building at the north corner of Broadway and Wall Street. $1,500,000 Rent To Be Paid Corner M. Montgomery Maze has leased from 1 Mrs.

Flora L. Thomas the four-story building at the southeast corner of I Broadway and Sixty-third Street. The building measures 116.2 feet on Broad? way and 148.4 feet on Sixty-third Street. Mr. Maze would not say what he intends to do with the property.

He ha3 taken it for twenty-ojie years at an aggregate rental of 51,500,000. William Pierre Joachim and Joseph P. Day negotiated the deal, which has 1 been under negotiations since January. -1 Tract in Bronxviile Bought For Home Development Fish Marvin have sold to the Biookside Homes, a tract at' Bronxviile for development. Tho prop? erty lies on high land, is heavily wooded and within five minutes' walk 1 to the station.

Plans are already under way for the erection of a num? ber of homes, some of which wiil be ready in October. The Searsdale Estates Organization, Robert E. Farley, president, sold for the Prince Conduction ComDany a house in the Greenacres section of Searsdale to Harry M. Vawter, of this CitX' Prince Ripley, sold a large plot of land for the Pelham Bay Land i Company, located on Peace Avenue, and a plot containing an acre of land on Tompkins Road, in Searsdale, N. i for Joseph D.

Tooker to Mrs. Caroline B. Prince. The purchaser plans to 1 build a home on the site. The home of William G.

Ridgeway I at 32 Grove Street, Larchmont, has i been sold to T. C. Martin, of this city, through George Howe, who also sold for Lincoln Pierce four lots on Nyuck Avenue, Pelham Heights, to Thomas Anderson, builders, who will build a dwelling on the site. Harris B. Fisher has sold for Mrs.

Thomas B. Aldrich her residence in Pelham Manor, consisting of a large house and garage, with over one-half acre. In the Auction Market AT U29S THIRD AVENUE Bi" Henry Brady RD, 1719. s. Van av, 2Z 1x103.5x11.7; Annie Toppepbeck agt Bueiltua Busch et al; Crian Soanlan, on ludgt, I8.83J.04; ta.xr.1.

etoc, 11,461.85. Sold to the plaintiff fer H.790. CHARTING Tea JS The A 4 I CATERS rpHRER SHOF I I Osrsir i LUHCHUM An, Mr? 8t. ma miMMia TtA the nur-io EAST MTKEET home eooklng la at It? TEA Luni'henn. 45 to 32 47th St.

Dinner. T5c to II. Se Coffee 28 43r-J Afltrnoon Tern, Hot Waffl? 2 to 8 P. M. Special Dinner to 8 P.

M. Home Change In La Carte All Day TWO FLACA" LUNCH KOOAf IG East 39th St. A Im Serrice Motion pictures of France Hour? 11.30 to 2.30. re? Twi WNtFtT Of THI eoMMirm roa. ttvaa place? of New York, wkere ahaoipaore v.o peculiar to taate? invita la? diierirwaabag, will appear "Eockaut.n; Tea 'iw" in Tn? Tribaa? each MaiuUr, Saturday.

MRS. COPELAND OFFERS REAL FOOD AT 'eaktumt J.uuUxwn 16 East 43rd Next to Hotel Manhattan A FIXED PRICE Sale of $4,850,000 Realty Authorized Court Allows Disposal of Queens Property of Contracting Company The sale of unimproved land in the Borough of Queens for $4,850,000 was authorized yesterday by Judge Julius M. Mayer in the Federal District Court. The order authorizing the sale was made to Stephen W. Hopkins, James is.

Sheppard and Robert C. Morris, re? ceivers of the Bradley Contracting Company. The properties thus disposed of are part of the assets of the Bradley Con? tracting Company, against which a creditor's suit was brought about a rear ago by the Pennsylvania Cement Company. They consist of two parcels of unimproved land in Queens. The largest pareel, located at Hancock Street and Harris Avenue, ha3 been purchased by A.

S. Honig, of 191 Eighth Avenue, Queens, for $4,750,000. This property was formerly owned by the estate of James Robertson. Mr. Honig has paid $500,000 on account of the purchase, with the promise to turn over the balance upon delivery of the deed.

The parcel, located at Soutn Jane and Sunswick streets, and Ely and Harris avenues, has been sold to Henry Hellman for $100,000. Five Loft Buildings Bought by Tenants Puwha.se Property Facing Brook? lyn Bridge, Between Rose and Vandewater Streets The Lebertan Corporation has soM through Jacob Block? the block front facing the Brooklyn Bridge, between Rose and Vandewater Streets, 215x 115x100 to the tenants in the build? ings for all cash over a mortgage of $200,000. The property was bought less than a month ago from the Equitable Lifo Assurance Society through the same broker. Pease Elliman sold for Daniel B. Freedman the five-story, twenty foot business building at 142 West Fifty seventh Street.

Lustig Weil sold to Simon Rubin, the four-story building 327 West Forty-third Street, to a buyer for oc? cupancy. F. A. Bensel and others sold the two story building at 908 St. Nicholas Ave? nue, 52x99x103.

The five-story building at 212 West Thirtieth Street, 25x98.9, purchased last January by the Keld Realty Company, is to be taken over by a company formed by Teitelbaum Jaykowsky. Operators Get Umatilla In West 74th Street Julius Tishman Son, pur? chased the Umatilla, at 235-239 West Seventy-fourth Street, an eight-story apartment, 60x102, through Robert M. McGehee and Francis B. Robert. Bryan L.

Kennellv sold for H. De Witt Wells the northeast corner of Lenox Avenue and 138th Street, a six story apartment house with stores, 49.11x85; also 2141 and 2143 Fifth Ave? nue, southeast corner of 131st Street, two three-story dwellings, on plot 33.11x75. These properties were sched? uled to be sold at auction by Mr. Knnelly at a special offering, on Wed? nesday, April 28. Charle3 S.

has sold for Andrew A. Bibby 561-565 West 181st Street, a five-story apartment, 50x100, with four stores. Sales of Apartments And Dwellings in Bronx Harry Cahn sold to Frederick W. Herberts the four-story apartment, 3049 Hull Avenue, 27x110. August Vollmar sold for John C.

Heiglein to Herman Hugo 303 St. Ann's Avenue, a five-story flat, 31x100; for Henry Lunsmann 465 East 140th Street, a five-story fiat, 37.6x100; also to Diamond Brothers 896 Fox Street, a five-story apartment, 49x100. John F.Pender^-ast sold for Chris? tian Beck the four-story flat, 25x100, at 356 East 137th Street to Margaret Chrinia; for James C. Green the dwelling, 19.2x100, at 344 East 135th Street to Mary Moore, and for the Brachmer Estate the three-family house, 21x80, at 113 Cypress Avenue to Mrs. Fauti.

Abraham Evans sold for Mrs. Morris the three-family house at 916 Bryant. Avenue, 20x100. Grace G. Gaylor sold to Patrick J.

and Mary C. McLiney the three-story dwelling at 148 East 127th Street 16.3x90.11. S. J. Taylor sold for D.

W. Moran the plot, 51xl79x irregrular, on the East side of Sedfirwick Avenue, 100 feet north of 183d Street, The Meister Builders, purchased from Alice Brown 324-326 East 145th Street, two brick houses, 25x100, through S. Levy. George W. Brettell sold for Dorothea Snyder to G.

380 Pleasant Avenue, a four-story dwelling, 10.5x71. Colored Baptists Buy Site In West 138th Church The Abyssinian Baptist Church of N'ew York, now at 240 West. Fortieth Street, has purchased plot. 150x 99.11, on the south side of 138th Street, 150 feet east of Seventh Avenue, prob? ably for the site of a new edifice. The land was acquired from the Central Union Trust Company, as trustee for the Curtis B.

Pierce estate. It adjoins me edifice of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, erected several years ago. In addition to the recently reported purchase of 211 and 213 West Eighty second Street, Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church also acquired from Thomas Ward the five-story flathouse at 218 West Eighty-third Street, 25x73, adjoining its rectory. The church now owns a plot fronting 150 feet on Eighty-second Street and fifty feet on Eighty-third Street. COPY FOR REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING intended for thi Real Esta'a Section of the Sunday Tribune be delivered COMPLETE i The Tribune office not later 4 o'clock on Saturday after? noon.

COMPLETE meant that mats or cuti must be provided with the copy for any illustrations, special borders or special signatures. Advertising received loo late for in the Real tioa wijl inserted in another tec turn. corded Transact! High Rentals Keep Up Great Demand For Dwellings Ut Houses on East and West Sides Share in the Buy? ing; Physician Purchases Home in 72d Street Pease Elliman sold for Dr. S. S.

the 'three-story twenty-foot dwelling 213 Seventy-second Strr-yt? Harris, Vonght Co. Bold 50 East Seven.ty-sixth Street, a four-story dwelling, Immigrant Industrial Savings sold the three-story dwelling 186 Ea3t Ninety-first Street, 13.6x100. Lillian D. Hoagland, represented by V. D.

Martin, soid the dwelling 147 East Ninety-second Street. 1.1.6x100. Mabel A. Mohn resold 322 to 320 East Seventy-second Street, recently pur? chased from the estate of Charles F. th houses, 16.8x 102 each.

John T. Wall was the Sale? on West Side Lloyd Winthrop Company has sold I for the Doro Realty Company to Ed? ward C. Bohde 109 West Seventy-s'ev enth Street, a four-story dwelling, lSx 100. N. A.

Berwin Co. sold for Edward Swan the four-story and base? ment 21.6x100, at -17 Went Twelfth Street Mary E. Killeen sold to Sarah L. 49 West Forty-ninth Street, a four-story dwelling house, 16x100.05, Columbia College leasehold. Martha Kelly sold 165 West Ninety fourth Street, a four-story dwelling, 14 xlOO.8.

The A. C. Thompson Company sold for Seaman 21 1 West 128th Street, a three-story dwelling, 16.8x100, to Viola. Palmer. Emma Purth sold 300 West 137th Street, a three-story dwelling, 15x100.

Dwight, Archibald Perry'. sold for A. Campanioni the three-story dwelling 320 West Twenty-third Street. Baumeister Herrmann sold the two-family house 340 East 155th Street, 25x100, The Meister Builders, Fold to Mary J. Murphy 465 Manhattan Ave? nue, a 34-story house, 16.8x82, through William C.

Foody. Buyer of 72d Street House The buyer of the dwelling at. 213 East Seventy-second Street, renently sold by Pease Elliman, is Otto S. Droege. Pease Elliman were the brokers in the sale of tfoe five-atory, nineteen foot American basement dwelling at 113 Fast Fortieth Street, for the Countets Du Buat, to Richard Croker jr.

Stuten Island House Moffatt Schwab sold for August, Jacot, the dwelling at 30 Catlin Ave? nue, Stapelton Heights, N. to Rudolph and Anna Jaeger. I Assignments of Mortgages Manlutftiui 07TH ST. W. Ada II Underwood, to Underwood; atty, Lav 1 SAME PROP, nm th I ml? wood ta Lawyers Mi rt li1) Ibert: 140TH ST 63 i 03 Vt Pram la Pendle ton TI? Moi i i 'o, 35 i usai 37TH ST.

42 1' I nderw.I, exr, tn i' Underwood, at Belnord, bist' st Bway.t 17TH ST, 637-641 Chaa Althaua no, exrs, to ano, 156 80th atty, A Wiener, -O Chambers st $1 64TH ST, 825 8th av; Lawyers Co to Greenwich Bav Y. av; attv, Lawyers Co. $76,000 18TII ST, If) Marjohn Realty Co to Simon Adrons, 15 102d st any. Cj 16TH RT, Iaadore Rauch ano to Harris Gehen, 27? Berry st; atty, 8 Engel, 197 Havemeyer st, Bklyn. 1100 21ST ST, 118 rj all ImptCo to Mary Hencken, Gr wl Cunn, ano; any, Darlington, 3 13 VV 57th 89TH ST, 463 Gr avilla Kane al, to Matilda Saterlae, Warn; nVa; Rttya, Scott, '1 16 i Bl 10 LEXINGTON AV, 51st st Benj Mordecai ano, to li lecal ano, trun, pari, same to same, part; same to Title Co, Bway; assna I 5TH AV, 2042, RobI GlarU to Harlem Sav Bk, 124 126th Bt; Lawyers Ci.

122D ST, 440 1-1 WelBsteln to Horn stein, 1710 1st av 134TB ST Amat av, Bank'ra Co ti Law -r'ra .,1 59 Liberty st $56,000 129TH ST, 519 27 Irv Nlchthau8er ano to Henr'tta Goldfein, 904 Trinity av ano; atty.s. Goldfeln 850 i CATHARINE BT, 25Vs 27 Wrii Riker exr, Josephine wife Kopllk, 104 70th at; address 101 Park Mi 98 df? rd st; Albert Klein exrs, i Sarah D'rled man, 222 Bl hop st, New Haven, Conn, et al; ait; mpl of AMSTERDAM AV, a iv 14th st Lawyers -t Co to 1 Sav Bank, Bl Sth av; atty, A Button, 30 Maiden lane 160.000 SPRUCE ST. 29, to Oscar Schener, 535 Park $60,000 131 ST. 1 tie Co Mary i. i Sullivan, as otruu.

3H11 Au lubon av: Cohi 220 Bway $4 100 127TH ST, 15 I Kai uro, Ine, to Chaa Knickstun Jr, 301 VV 117th at; atty, -v li Si i 130 Fulton si Recorded Leases Manhattan 3 IT ST, 69 gr und il A Trowbrldge to Peiner Dreyfusa 6-12 yrs, from April 15, 1920; $5,000 ami CHATHA SQ1 RE, 1 8, loft on 8th ri Ml? Raali Co to Max Cohen. Pulaski Bklyn; yrs. from i-Yb 1. 43TI1 ST, 213-223 J3, all. In the rear; Parker and ano, exrs and trua, to Isaac Albert, 218 nusn at, Bronx; yrs, from May 1.

1920; attya, Albert Sana Inc. 77j 3d I SI it AV. 74a, str tt and Nahtan Auer-j to the Fleiactiman Buffet Lunch! Ino 20 1-1- yrs. Crum May a. 1920; mty, Abr Halprln, 41 Park Row.

10 O'l'll AV, ail. Wm Daniel to Gea Daniel, 350 55 yrs, from 1320; atty, Oscar Waffner, hu llllain st MURRAY ST, l'1. 3d, Ith and 6th rs; Law Pub ishtng Co to Wm Gold bluin, 241 112th st and ano; 10 yrs, from May 20; atty, Sa.tn'1 Neuteld, 891 Bway 26't'U ST, I'-i' al! Helen Hunting? ton and ano Mar la Ri all. Ci 21 yrs, from 1, 1920; atty, Le win Marx, 116 Nassau 4CT1I ST, 11 al Eugene Hartwig Louis Mb hae 37 Kuller av, Bklyn; i L2 yrs, from i ipt 1. ly.

A Vogel 277 Bwa I 24TH st, 59 61 4 except sir and of No Mil liael Rich to Harry 13 it, an 1 Samt wlta, IS a 2 ra to auna 1 a 311 av. 501 all Robe I. Irving to Theo? dora Neckles the premises; 21 yra, from May 1. el atty, Joa 300 Satisfied Mechanics' Liens Manhattan iX'I AV. 867 6 Sweenay agt Inveatora' Corp at al.

March 20, 1920 ROOSEVELT ST, Nal lau Marcus ot al nut 96 Roosevelt S' Corp et April 13, 1820 -5 CATHARINE ST, Nathan Marcus et al agi i SI Corp et al; April .168.60 HENRY ST, 36; Nil a al act 35 il St i el April .1 Lis Pendens Mutili.litan AV. at, 63.a N' Trust Co Tw.i?iti Fifth i Ave Corp al ire atty. a If HT, ill Ul, Leon iigt Oao Pa.rk?r ''t ai faotion to close me? chan- i' I atty, 1 Hin. ST, RIO 61li VV; Gdw sift i Harriot Davla (foraoloaura ot at i Mechanics1 MUuUiAttan ST. 410 VV; Saroual Deutsch art Anna Benedict at al, ownars; P.

A i contrae tor BROADWAY 13 Or-v A Co ftgt I Wm or i owners; i in ons of the Realty Recorded Transfers Downtown WEST ST, 143, 25.5x83.9x84x73.?, correc? tion deed. Elborac Realty Corpn et at, trus. to Alex Joske. 241 Pershing av. San, Antonio, Texas, and ano, April 12: atty, Whitman, 130 1109 WILLIAM ST.

11s. sea, 89.6 John at, 101.1x25.3x irreg; Chas Noyes to Den iHon Realty Corpn, 93 William at mtg-e Feb attya, Stoddard Bway ST, 250, 52 a Fulton st, ti.5iiluG.li; Restan Realty to Car mella Tutrone, 1830 77th st, Bklvn: April 14. atty, A .1100 ST, 90-92. S3.6x50.2x23.6x51.1. Stephen Baker and ano, to Florence Donovan.

355 Edgeeombe av; March 31; atty. Co MGTT ST. Keumare st, 4a.Ii99.4x 35 71x100 Jos Lemon to Voiini. 20 Prince at: mtge April 15; attya, Kramer B. 220 $100 LL'DLOW ST, 51, s.

25XS7.6; Bert A Wlnham and ano. to Jacob Fine, Essex at; mtgre April ally, I Co ST, 317 cor Grove st, 117.8x73.33 Irres; Edw Hymes and ano. exrs, to Bleecker-Grcve Co. 233 Bway; tatgt April 15; attv L'o SAME PROPERTY; Rosalie Hyams to mtge April 15; atty. Kant Side AVENUE a eor 9th Lena Fisher to David Weinberger.

60S 139th st; mtge Jan attya, Brlckley, 141 Bway 2D AV. 41.10 22d st. 25.2x64 Amelia Sommer, exr and 'rus. to Jno Benzur, 160 Claremnnt av, BUlyn; mtge April 14. atty.

111 Broa-I way 28D ST s. 240.6 4th av, 38x110; Mil don Realty Co to Anna 306 2th at. April Peel Co, 362 23d at 38TH ST, 219 6th av, 17x68.9; .1 I. Corning to Clarldge Realty Corpn, 15 Broad st; mtge April 13, atty. Co 40TU 3T, 317329 95 Prospect pi, runs 98.9.x 175x a 31.6x S2x 33.1 to 40th 8t 100 to beg; 1st av.

70 1 719. cor 40tli at. 197.6x 130; 41st st. 34t R. a 17x75: at.

S43 to 352 432 av, 41x75; Maria Cutting to Madeline Hlhbs, 130 86th st, Mary Cumaock, 111 33th Bt, and Juliana Cutting 565 Park av: 'i March 30, attya, Rumsey 20 Exchange pi 61ST ST, a. 95 3d av, 20x100.5 Bieg? fried Laudan to Mathilde 30 60th st; mtge April 14; utty, Uooda, 329 58th st 64'i'lf ST. 100 1st sv. 100x100.5: Owners East 64tli Street Garage Inc. to I' Lorillard Co, 11? 40th st mtge April 15; atty.

PARK A 836, 66th Bt, T- 5x80; Max l.oawenthal to Eliot Cross. 6-, 6th av: mtge Apr 15; Stoddar?) 128 67TII ST, s. 160 4th av. 30x100.5; Flor ra-' Fleming to Ward Jr. 71 50th st Apr 14; attv.

tl I 79TH ST. 122 a 17x102 2, Bdtth Jaeobson to Laura Carroll, 123 69th st Apr 14; atty. ti '1 70TII ST. 43H-434 s. 3 lots.

iOO.5; Nathan and Estelle Sachs ti Sarah Roth. Deo 28, 1909; attvs. Burs ton 233 i LEXINGTON AV, 86.s 75tl St, 16.6x13: Malvina Myers to Mannte I'onobue. av; mtge $13. 000; Apr 16; atty, Rlley, 5 Beak iaan st ST.

164 20x104.4. Mary '1 Moran to Bulger Miller 114 84t) at; Apr atty, Uouischmitt. Liberty at 80TH ST. 306.3 2,1 av. 18.9x100 Dan'l Huber Jr to Ella Agnes Idi and 1' Sullivan, 159 80th si Apr 15, any, Sullivan, 37, Nasaai 82D ST, s.

207 ftth av, 21x103.8; Ida i Bracher to Edgar Palmer, Uve. mtge $120,000, Apr 19. 1913; atty BSD ST, 12 21x102.2; Edgar Paitar to W'tn Ryan. 3 85th Apr 15 Co. $10? ST, 421 E.

s. 25x102.2. Margueriti S. ha. fer to Morris Kite.

609. Bil? at; mtge $11.000, Apr 11. atly. Rer wig 8 3 Nassa 1 88D ST, s. 165 5th av.

28x102.3; Mai wife of Wm Coe, to Shoshone Co, -1 Wall st; Apr 14; attys, Larkin R0 Pway 83D ST, 110 5th av. 102.2x52.2x irrei? Wad Real Estate Corpn to Shoshone Co .49 Wall st mrgu Apr atty? Larkin P. 80 95TH ST, 125 E. 16x100.8: Morri Kllberman to Cecilia A Pulleyn, 161 1 61st st: mtge Mar 81; any, Geo OlUespie, 20 Veauy 2D AV, 1360, sec 100th st, 35.4x10? Fredlt Klein to John 421 st collateral for notes, mtge $28. 000; Apr 14.i 2D AV, 2134, 27, a 110th st, 25x75 Chas Olendorf to Vlncenxo Spayna, Stanton st mtgo $7,300.

Apr 15; attj West Side 12TH ST. 59-63 58.5x103.3; Pringl Rome to Pierre 2 llth st; and s. a April 14 atty, ST. 71-77 VV, 87.6x103.3; Pring! Memorial Home to Pierre llth st, and a April 14 atty S4T1-I ST. 120 a s.

105x98.9; Mary 1 Aloott and am? to Utility Raalty Co, 3 1-7 42.i st; mtg Ayr attl 37TH ST, 239 n. 25x98.8; Jennl English to Adams Realty Co. 105 40th st mtg $33 000; July 3, 1019: 38TH ST, 19 25x98.9; Dalto Parmly to Arthur Brisbane, Hempsteac mtg Apr 15; atty, TO. Co 40TH- ST, 100 10th av, Margt Marx to Irving Bruna, 40 Bush wi? pi, Bkyn, Apr 15; atty, Call. 16 Cedar BWAY, 1715-17.

at 1 blk b. 54th and 55th sts, 61.8x68.6x Hayes, Archbishop to fiaynes Auto Cq, 1715 Bway; ml Apr 14; II Garmai 149 Bway 86TH ST, 17 tl 80x100.6; Surah to John Macltey, 868 51s Bt; mtg April 10, atty, Co 74TH ST. 42 a 8. 25x1022; Fredk Clurk to Betsy wife Max Green? 2 73d; and Mar 24: atty, Co 66T1I ST. 17 30x100 Sarah Brownell to John Mackey, 358 Sli mtg Apr 10; atty, Co RVSLDE DR, cor 94th st, 130.9x76 Rodger) A Hagerty to Carp, Mt Vai-non, Mar IE attys, Foley M.

(14 Wall ST. 116 17x100.8; Bllz Broga a. ano, exrs, to Relen II Eyler, 96th st; mtg $10000; Apr 15; att 95TH ST. 320 a. 100x100.8; Rodgei Hagerty.

Inc. to Waterside Hold Carp, Mt Vermin; mtg Ml 16; attys, Foley 64 Wall 97TH ST. s. 325 Central Park 25x100.IX; Jno .1 Cavanaugh to Nib; Realty Co. 309 Bway; mtg $34.000, 14: atty, Bloch.

200 Bway.1 ST NICII AV. 112th Bt, runs I8x 100.llx a lOft.llx US to beg; Jacob Moersfelder to 400 Man 25 St Nlch av; mtg $126,001 Apr atty, Berman, 346 Broai lLiTH ST. 372 18x100.11. and ano to Georgta Bwie 272 3th St. mtge $11.000: Apr 1 atty.

IJIST ST, 136 a 8, 20x100 11, Lf? Einstein, Individ, exrg, to Kapner, 12 st, atty, Wulba 1er 809 ST 142 3. 20x100.11; lar.nte to Max ManleorT, 6 lltfth mtgs April atty, Louis Mai heim, 302 Bway.t'-1 12-ilh ST, 3 19.6x81.5, Fredic 210 56th St Co, 153 Bwa; 24; atty. SAME PROP; 210 56th St Co to Mer Realty Co, and Apr 13, atty, Co 128TH ST 4 17.6x99.11; Lawrem Davis to Wm Crass, on the premise miste Apr 14; atty, Knlght, 103 125th ST, 655 a. 16.8x100: Li Kaogh to Anton Lauritxen, 601 llUat at; Apr 16, atty, 132D ST, s. 180 Sth av, 15x99 11; Be nard A Retlly to FrodK Murray, 271 13W st: rntge Apr 16; atty, Coster, 61 Chambers 1S8TH ST.

Lenox av, 125x99.1 Clarence Kelsey. to Univers Netii" Inint Asso. 66 mt, $3 000; Apr 13; atty. A EDCECOMBB AV. 83 a ZG-1 100; Mary Praser tu ifrederloa, wi of Einest Remaalj a 245 mlgu $14.300, Apr 13; Eastman Busiman.

277 141ST ST. 8. 201.1 St Nicholas a 30x102.2x?x99.ll; May A Ga-ry to i ashman. 420 138th at; Apr attv (J Goodman. 377 HAMILTON TER, a.

107 6 141sf i 67 8x17x66.3, The Kentmore Co to Minna Von Drann, 365 Manhatt; av; intga $7,600, Jan atty, i'o ST, 424 a 37 6x90.11: Enin Meckert to Dora Ant in, 920 Ave St Job and Edgar Shoemaker, 65 vv issth mtge Antln. 29? 147T1I ST, 446 s. 18x99.11. Frank Hodgman to Emma 30S 97 at; Apr 15. atty, at II3D ST H3 W.

11.6x100.4; liu hard Btkin. 150 106th et; A M. atty, Strogrer. 38 Park 190TR ST, a loo Audubon av. 62.

80.10. Annie Ooldinar and ano to Abr ham Beatua. 17 Livingston l-3d pai Huida Xucker, 358 145th l-3d pa: und Helen Beatue, 17 Livingston pi, 1 nart mil? Apr 12. attv. Co Market Recorded Mortgages Downtown CEDAR ST, a Greenwich at, 84.2x123* April 15; Mary MaeDonald to Lafayette-Great Jones St Corpn, 170 Bww; 3 yrs.

6 pr njtga attys, Lachrr.an 25 Xassao at $32.500 GREENWICH ST. i Jay at. 25x58; April 14: Armstrong Hess? to Fidelity Trust Co, 1 Hudson st; due April 14, 1933; attya, Raba K. 258 Bway MUTT ST. Kinmar? st, 4.8x99.1 lx 35.3x100.2; apt; Michel? Voiim to Jos Lemon, 235 90th st; 4 yra, 6 pr mtge attys.

Melghaja N. 12? HENRY ST. 24.8x100.1; April 14; Kosa and Dan 1 Korr. et al, exer and trus, ta Central Sav Bank, 157 4th av. due May 1, 1S25; 54 atty, Title 0 SAME PROPERTY; same to same; due May 1925; 5 Va atty, sama.

$16.000 BLEECICER ST. 317-21. Grove st. 117.9x73. 2x lrreg, April 15: Bleecker-Grova Co to Edw Hyruea, 310 "'(invent av and ano, exers: 1 yr, 6 c.

pr mtge atty, Title Co $10,000 East Side 10TH ST, E. 25x92.3; March 29; Bruce Barton, Great Neck, 1, to Julia Ethel. Princess Rospiglloal. 1 ily and Trust Co of NY, 45 Wa.i st, trus; due April 1, 1925; 5 pel uitys, Stewart Shearo, 45 Wall st $20,000 1STH ST, SO 3d av. 20x54; April 12.

I Jacob and Anna Schiff to Cora! A Smith. Minneapolis, Minn; due and Int. as bond; pr mtge atty. II Fargls. 4 7 Cedar i 26TH St, 320 a 25x98.9; April 1 li Felnstein to Dosa Conn, Haven.

Conn, installs. atty, Hoff man, 31 Nassau 30TH ST. 5i.il av, 31.5x8!.2x irreg; in; April 15; Scholl Really; Corpn to Wm Fttagerald, 547 45th at; due April 15.1930; 6 Va attys. Gilbert 13 Ex hange 40TI1 ST, 424 av, 26x98.9. ni I Mar-'h 19; Engineers Club to Matilda Si Wlsner.

19 Badeau av, Summit, J. I al. txers and trus; due April 15, 1925; i 6 pc, atty, 61ST ST s. 95 3d av, 20x100.5; April 14; Mathilda White to Sieg-1 fried Landau, 1575 3d av due April 14, 1922; ti pr mtge attys, Sohiner ut l.ibertv 631) ST, 17S av, 26x180.6: April 15; Emily Coddlngton Williams to McLean Realty Co, 116 at, due April 16, 3 atty, Title ST, 43 E. s.

20x100.5; Apr 16; (i War jr to Florence and ano, trus, Ridgefieid, Conn. yrs, 6 Va atty LEX AV, 3, 85.S 75th st, 16.6x86: April 15: Mamie V. Dpnohua Malvina Meyers, Mad av. 3 yrs, pr mtge attys, Henry. M.

277 79TH St, s. 211 Park av, 17x108.2; April 16; Lauren to Edith Jaeobaon, 271 Central Park AV asl yrs, atty, 80TH ST, S06.8 3.1 av, 18.9x100: April 15: Ellen T. Ida and Sullivan to Dowl, Hub'-r 119th st yrs, atty, Brandt jr, 99 Nassau S1ST ST, 164 s. 20x101.4; in. April Ratger to Mary Moran, 164 Slat si: 6 yrs.

5 uttv, Gold schmidt, Liberty st.ilS.ono 82D ST, 429 25x102.2: April 14; Morris Kile to Marguerite Sehaa fer, 525 Stilh st: Installa; 8 atty, 93 Nassau 3D AV. 3184, n. 35.8 IlOlli at, 2Sx7? ni: April IS; Vincengo Spuuua to Olehdorf, f.7 Beverly rd, Kew atty, 11 "I'll ST, 317 April Sanuie! Telser to Domnick Mi? lano. Fort Lee, J. Installa; pr atty.

Cam pora, 132 Nas sau st I34TH ST, 311 E. s. 18x100.11; April 14; Julia Leonetti to Sohu lltz, 40:1 ct. due July 1926; pc, atty, West Side 12TH ST, 59-13 Vf, p. 68.5x103.3; April 14: Pierce Prlngle Memorial 163 Academy at, Pough kespsie.

6yrs, 6 any. 34T1T ST, s. 520 7th av, 9S.9x1 in; 16; Utility Realty Co to Dudley OTcott and Mary Olcott, a 68th st; due April 15, 1930; 6 pr iiitg $1)00, attys, riayera Bros, B7 Broadway. $25'1 un" 36TH ST, W. 22.7x98.9; April' 10.

Louis, Oscar and Mary Westphal. exrs and trus, Metropolitan Trust Co, 46 State st, Boston; demand, 6 a'ty. 4 40 ST, 100 10th av, April 15; Irving Bruns to Margaret Max, 530 t9th st, Brooklyn; 3 yrs, 5'-a any. A Venino. 59 Wall st.

66TH ST, ir s. 37') ''entrai Park W. 30x 100.6; in; April 12; Margaret Ken rlck to Sarah Brownell, Forest Hills, any, Geo Allison, Broad? 86TH ST, S10 Central Park SOx 100.5; April 12; John Macky lo Sarah Brownell, Forest Hills, atty, Geo Allison. 115 B'wuy 731) ST, 34 W. a s.

20x103.2. in; April 14; Dyer Pearl to Louis Sachs, V)44 Mad? ison av, et ai, exr, 3 yrs, 54 atty, 81ST ST, 155 17x102 2: m. it Williams to Sadie Newman, 155 81st st pr mtg, utty. Popper, 2'Jl Broadway. 5,500 97TH ST.

325 Central Park 26x 100.11; pr mtg, April 16; Nlbur Realty Co to Cavanaugh. 273'j Bedford av, Brooklyn; due Aprjl 16, 192.3; 89TH ST. 155-7 it 40x100.11; April 14; Joseph Yasgur to Charles Caine, 166 99th st 6 pr ig, $45,000, atty, Meyer, 405 Lex? ington 103D ST. 131 s. 18.9x100.11; April 14; Luisa Colldecusb? to Wm A' Sinclair.

161 2-d st, Ea.st Orange. .1. due Nov 15, 1922; atty, WEST END AV, 820, -x 4 int; April 14; Harold Perrina to VVestchester Mtg Co, Pleasantville, pr mgt, $12,250, atty, Jonathan Holden, Pleasani II 10JD ST. 143 16.6x100.11; April 14; Btk to Dana Hubbard, 113 103d st; insta.s, 5 atty. (1 Co.i in, 50 0 ll.Tii ST, 368 vv.

I8.tfxl00.ll; April 15; Sarall Huban to same; ou? 16, 1823; pr mtg, $8,000 112TH ST, VV, 18x100.11; April 15; Beirose Realty Co to Theresa Goldsmith, 2 3 79th st, and the Sey? mour ReaYy Co, 35 Broad st; du': April 16. 1923; 'l pr mtg, attys, lvurznian 1Y Broad U3TH ST, 272 VV, a 18x100.11; April 15: Georgia Swlpk to Bel i use Realty Co, 2C1 Broadway; pr i00 due as bond 113T1? ST, 272 a. April 15: Georgia Swlck to Theresa Goldsmith, 29 79th st, and Se; nour Realty Co, -3 Broad due April 13, 1923; attys. Kuianaii Frank, Broad 1,000 121ST ST, 112 a a. 35x92; April, Karwlta Realty Corpn lo Impt Co.

Ill Broadway; 6 years, atty, Darnngiun, 143 67lh St 131ST ST, 136 s. 20x100.11; April 15; Za-ior Kappsser to Lena hiilh st; due and Int as atty. Stein R. 149 131ST ST, 186 VV, a 80jti00.ll; April 16; same to same; due ami int bond; attys, same 124TH ST, 3 VV, 8, 19.8x81.5; March 24; 310 VV 501h SC CO to Fredk A Clark, Mlddlefleld, 3 years, 5 V4 c. atty, Title 12ST1? ST, 4 VV, a 17.6x99.11; April 15; Grass to Lawrence I aviH.

76 Greene at, Newark, .1. due 16, 1923; 6 pr mtge $0.750, atty. Friedrich, 35 Missal 132D ST. 210 Lenox av. 26x99 11; April 15, Primll Kea.iy Corpn to Philip Lotse, 440 VV 148th St; due 15, 1930; c.

atty, Philip Loue, 400 st 1331) ST. 11 s. 8th av, 15x99.11; 16; to Bernard Reilly, 33 Buchanan pi, et ai, exrs, 3 yuars, 5 any, Chas Coster, 51 Chambers st 137TH ST. 309 VV, 15x99.11; m. April 14; Thoa Doddle to Emma Furth, i'234 Madison av inataia, pr mtg? any, Title 13STH ST, a 200 Lenox av, 125x99.11; April 14; t'niveraal Negro Impt ABL'n to Clarence Kelaey, Ka.1l orange, adrar; 5 yrs, atty.

'i' Co 138TH s. I2j.t! 7th av, 14, White tu 12? at; instaila, atty, A 2jd 0 BDGECOMBE AV, 32 a 10x100; April 13. Re mally to Mary Fras'-r, Gatoa av, Bklyn, due May 1, 1926; 8 Eastman B. 277 I BDGECOMBE AV, propasiy; April Vi. to Traugo't Mueller, i 113 av.

Newark. due Feb I 7. 193,.: 6 pr mtge ally, i HAMILTON 141st st. April 15. Jas and Mabel McColtouffh to Minna Von Dann.

I 1310 Leland av, Bronx; inatalls; duo and mtge as bond. atty. A Co i HAMILTON PL, 1441h st. runa 135x 99.11* -2 2 pl 10 beg; in; April 16; Maxlne Holdg Corp to Louis 160 VV Sot ai, installs int bond; pr mtg? at'y. ST W.11I st.

14BTH ST. 452 W. 18x99.11; m. April 15: Peter Dahl to Bruner A Co; atty, Kraushaar, il Chambers st: du? i July 15, 1931, 6 po.81.000 148TH ST, 522 a s. Apii! 16; Fred Rattner to Millie Kosen ,4 REAL ESTATE LONG ISLAS? ESTATE LOSO ISLAND FOR SALE Modern Fireproof Factory With R.

R. Siding on Jackson Avenue, Long IsUnd City, at Bridge Plaza. 82,000 Sq. Ft, 6 Sto.ry Concrete Brick and Steel Building. 69,000 Sq.

Ft. of additional land. Attractive Terms can be arranged. 67 liberty N. Y.

City. Phone 744 Cortlandt OTT REAL ESTAT! Established 1853 Horace S.Ely REAL ESTATE 21 Liberty Street BOROLUIi Of IP YOU ARB IM TIME TOU MAY H'R chaaa in the beat section of Brooklyn, on Carroll a half from Prospect Park West, a modern up-to-date 4-story palana1 residence in every particular. It consista ut 11 room? and 2 baths, une of which is a bath; hardwood trim throughout. On a plot 8x190. Price 810.000.

Right terms to the rig-tit panv. Possession 1st. Apply ROBERT THEDFORD. REALTY INVESTMENT, Fifth New York City. WEST4 HKSTKK COl'NTV NEW ROCHELLE A beautiful Colonial dweilinir of I rooms, 3 baths, containing every mod cm improvement, oak open fine environment larB6 plot of land, 2 ear Can jj be pui-i-liaacil at a great NEW yoRic OFFICE.

17 W. 42d St. Tel. 7:733 Murray Hill Jj ROCHBLLB OFFICE. 27K St.

Tel. iiii Rochelle. LARCHMONT In the Manor. One of the show place? 1m offered yon at a genuine sacrifice 8 rooms, 2 baths large open'. verandas', etc plot 125x146.

of house most artUtlfally arrjmsed. ua BnQW till? lirimMfl I.4 thlB property to yog and quota a BW iRK QFFll 17 Murray Hill, NBW ROCHELLE OFFICE, 12? Hujniemit Sa Tel. Now Jiochalle. BUONXVILLE FOR or unfurnished -esl deni-e. VI rooms, 4 baths; garage; pos? session May 1st.

Teltpnone Jonn 3-131 or Brpnxvllle 843. NEW JERSEY FOR SALE AT BOONTON, NT ONE ROOM IK IN SELECT T.O catlon. all modern Improvements and conveniences; hardwood noortj and trim ten minutes from W. station; price $0.000 for immediate sale; on? room, all modern improve? ments; select location; a bargain at 500 ane 8 rooms, Is.ooo. George Blanchard, Boonton.

N. Phone 234; J. MAPLEWOOD, new houses, large plot? 7-8 rooms; breakfast room; 1 or I baths; section; near station. 1919 prices. 113,000 to S28 Broad Newark, N.

or 673 Piospect Maplewood, N. H. Weatherby J. We have th? bouea you want. f.

L. Il W. pan station. Erst MADISON, N. J.

Good homes at prlcea and terms that will eolve yuur home problem. JOS. V. KEATING, oop. 37? M.

BUSINESS I'liOPEKTY TO LET FOR RENT, part of store on Fifth Avenue, near lfh at-, Including show win? dow Rent depends location and amount of. space required. Apply Carstein dfc Lir.ne kin, 221 Fourth uve. Phcne Stuyvesfcnt 77(9. FURNISHED BfNf.AI.OW8 TO IJST alows Sheepshead Bay Fool of Eminon? Ave.

WATERFROST for Keason Rates Upon Application 8 rooma, furnished, screened. running water, gas and ele? triclty, shower baths, coal unu gas range, wash tubs, ic Good bathing and fiiHsng? Boardwalk and recreation pier Can be seen at all timea. J. Allen. Superintendent, on Tel.

Coney Island 2C24. WALDORF BUNGALOW Inc. OWNERS Office: 359 Fulton Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Or Telephone 14 btsnmora.

VOM LEHN BONS, APARTMENTS TO LET FURNISHED SUITES large studio. Hotel Schuyler, No. 57 West 45th St. G. T.

Stock ham, Prop. 146TH 407 aparT ment, rooms, bath; one family on a flour, convenient to subways, ele? vated, buses; baby piano, nicely furnished; private hoi telephone; rent 5177 month; Immediate possession. Tele? phon? Audubun. Frank Schwoercr, 1J7 West 1 I6tb si. HOTEL LACLBDB, East lath at.

Cniop Handsome room? and bath-, from per up; full hotel clase popular prie- s. We, k'y. monthly and yearly l.VnilMs?ED APARTMENTS TO LET MANHATTAN large front, rooms porch, turplsbed or untu; fqi lotion. South Riverside dr; due April 15. 171 US.

6 attys. Kata 'it Park i row.116,000 145TH ST. 4174 a s. (7.8x91.11; March 31, Ant and ano to Emma Meckert, 1431 t'nlvrrsity pi; 5 pc: pr nittfe Jlia.OOO; atty. Geo Hyde, 41 I Park row.f J00 147TH ST, 4:5 I8xS9.il; April it: Emma See! to Harlem 8av 1 Bank, 134 at; due and int aa 1 bond, atty, 47TH HT.

lSxfl3.ll, m. April 14; Emma Seel to Frank A man. 147th at; 3 p- pr mtue 110.000: atty, A r0 79TH ST. 6.15 W. April 16; Anton Le-uri'aen to i Keosh, University av, 3 gU atty; Thoa Keogh Bway S9TH BT.

20 W. a lBxlOOlf April Wm Walker to Isidore Solo? mon, 3 Park av. RooJuway Bea. of due an bond. attv? Phil' Jaffa 1170 PORT WASHINGTON, LI.

ON MANH.VSJiET BAT REAL BARGAINS and Plut? Not crazy praSteering prices. Homes that cannot lf dUgtfcMWg anywhere near prices MAT 1ST $6,000 UPWARD Terma arranged to auit you. trains 35 minutes to New York direct without change. 1,6 trains dally. 3 Yacht Golf Club.

Send 'or de ecriptive folder ehowius picturee, state your reuauirrmente. HYDE BAXTER Sundays. Tel. Tort BUNGALOW, rooms, all Improve nifns; (O.SO0 F. C.

Ware. Tel 649-lt Krwp? n. AppoHitmctits met by auto WANTKI) KIMNBSS Bible clients for mercan ille stores, office epac? Wuick action guaranteed your properties US J. CLARENCE DA VIES. It Nassau St.

John KL VI. ESTATE FOB SALE HOMES WITHlIf THE HQUI AU SECTIONS (6.006 to J. CLARENCE DAVIES 12 NASSAU ST. JOHN MM STORAGE NOTICES WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS FOR UNPAID CHARGES IN WITH THE PRO vision of law, there bem( due and un peli charges far which the undersigned. The Anaonia Storage Wurelious? Is entitled to a Hen warehouseman on goads hereinafter and notice having basa given to all partlci known to claim interest therein, and the specified In such notice for moni of Wich charges having expired, there i will be at public eucf.on at th-? Monarch Au I Fast Street New tfork City.

OS Tl'KSDAV. M'KIL 37TII, 1920, AT A. AND IF SAI.B THHREOP IS NOT ON RAID DATO THE SAME WILL S3 CONTINUED AT THE same FLACK ON EACH AM? PVERY AND DAT THEREAFTER, AT I 10:20 A. M. ON BACH DAY AN'D CON TINTINO.

UNTIL THE COOPS AR? SOLD. THB FOLLOWING PROPERTY. TO WIT. Consisting dressers aad dress? ing tablas, wgshstands. tables, chairs rockers, beds, mattreanes.

bed ding, parlor suits, mirrors, tables suit stands, cabinets, pictures, 'locas, carpets, sofas, divanj, davenports, sewing machines, cloth, desks. library tabl-s, lamps, vacuum gas and all etoves, ornaments. bric-a-brac, musical china and glassware, kitchen furniture and Utensils, linens, blankets, quilts bwika, trunas, chests, hampers and contents (per? sonal effects). clothing, etc, draperies. curtains, restaurant pana, counter, chairs lablas, show eic dressmaker's establishment, wardrobes.

chairs, tables, achines, dresses, clo? it. adding machine, typewriter and all other personal effects, household goods a- the account tlio following party concerned. MOON. all now being stored In said Ansonla age Warehouse Co 's warehouse. The good? will on exhibition at the time and of sale and each day of sale.

ANSONIA STORAGE WARKHOCSE 137-148-141 West St. WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS FOR UNPAID CHARGES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION of iau-, there being dm and Unpaid for which tu- und? rgigned van ind Storage Im la entitled to a liei as warehouseman on the go ds hereinafter described, and due notice having been g.ren to parties known to claim an Interest therein, ami tiinc specified in auch tice for payment such charges having pi red. there will be Mid a'- pao lo i Merle's Auction Its Eui llith New York City, OX TUESDAY. APKII. 77TH, AT Hiato A.

VL. and I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3HTII. AT 10:80 A. an! continuing every'Tuesday and Wednesday thai sfls beginning at the same hour ui all goods are gold, to wit Household furniture aoti slating of pari? suits, bedroom suits, dining room suits, library furniture, vie trolas, musical carpeta, 'rucas, boxes, barreis, suit cassa, contenta sting of clothing, linen, booka, papera stationery, pisturas, brtc-a-brae. shins and glassware, silverware, bedding, draperies and matarlale and othejr personal affoeta, Patented Articiea and Model? of hlnery, held for the account of the fo: lowing parties concerned PRANK OP.A HAM, THERESA STENOfc'R, MISS K.

COLLINS, MRS, MoCaftTHY MISS SHEIL, MHS PBBITT. MR. RIBDER, MKS B. CRUMMBTH. FREESB, MR.

THOS. WAHUKV MR? BBNTZ, ARTHUR MR .1 7' DALT, JAS J. DBAN, MRS. Dt K.Y. PATRICK LBNAHAN.

SUSAN CLEART, MHS. LUBGAN, MRS TIPLADY. MRS. BKCNNBLLE. M18K BUBS, MR.

HARPER. MRS. Mm'ARTHT, MHS FoRD, MKS. WANTJSLBR. MR.

SHEA, MR STRUNG. MISS St'HEREB, MRS MERRINS, MR LANE, MISS A. B1L1.K11, MR. JOHNSTON, MISS Mc MISS H. RIEOLBR, MR BPfCBE, MR.

M. D. BLOANE, tVeing now stored a Schill Van ami Storage Co. The goods will brf on exht at the tune and place of sale, and or. each day of SCHILLINGER'S VAN AND STORAGE INC.

2C6 EAST ST CITATION THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NBW York. By the tirare of Uod and In? ISABELLA HART. ADDIS DeWITT BSLTOMAN. IRVINO BERN ITE1MER. LILL1E LILIBNTHAI Fi.oncx''B LEOPOLD B.

BLOOM. MAJORIE PRINCE. CLEM? ENT BURNHOME, and to all in te rested as creditors, next or othe se, the Batata Ot ABRAHAM BERN EIMER, deceased, who at the time lila dea'h resided at the City of New fork. BBND Upon th? petition of SIGMUND WECHS? LER who regidas at Wmi End An nue Hew York City, you and of yrai are hereby cited to show cause before oU" Surrogate of the County of New York, at the Surrogates' Cotii-t of said Countv. bold hi the Hall of Records in the County York, on the 14th dav of May, at half past o'clock In the foneaoem of that day, why the acccunt of St'l WECHSLER, Truste- under Ute Last Will aad Testament of aHRahav RERNHEIMBR.

deceased. the and Credits of eaif! dt" should not be Judicially sagtiad. I.V TESTIMONY WHBRErtF the of the Surrogates' Coui of the said County of New Voi'a to b. heroanto affixed WITNESS, BONORABLB JOHN r. HALAN, a Surrogate of our aaid ut the County of Kew t' ISealJ 6th day of April, in our Lord one thousand hun? dred and twenty.

DAN1B1 DOW! INKY Cl-rV, of.