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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
PLAN TALL BUILDING
NEAR GRAND CENTRAL
~. Y. Central Would Improve
3 Vanderbilt Avenue.

further balancing Of tall once
and hotel structures about the Grand
Central Terminal building will be ac-
complished by the plan OF the New York
Central Railroad Company to erect four
teen additional stories to the six story
restaurant and store building already on
tho west side Of the Terminal Building
at and IL Vanderbilt avenue. This
would run the building up to twenty
stories approaching nearly the height of
the Manhattan and Belmont Hotels to
the west and south.
The structure to be enlarged follows
the general architectural scheme of the
Terminal itself and according to the
plans of Warren & wetmore who de-
signed all the latest hotel buildings sur
rounding the Terminal. the architectural
harmony will be observed In the addi-
tional fourteen stories.
The firm filed its plans with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings yesterday
giving the approximate cost Of the i'm
provement at 100000. II the plans
are approved, work will be started at
once. The additional space will be
utilized for general Offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
OTHER SALES I'm THE BRONX.

GARDEN STREET The Benenson'
Realty Company sold to client OF
J. Katzen IT'S Garden street, five
story apartment, on a plot 50x100.
The property was held at $b5,00o and
rents for about $500.
UNION AVENUE-Harry Levy sold for
Cecilia NJ. Steiner the three family
dwelling s51 Union avenue for cash
to a purchaser for occupancy.
PROSPECT AVENUE-Bennie Savio
sold to an investing client of Nathan
Bender Georgia Court, six story
elevator apartment house at e70 Pros
pect avenue, near 1e4th street, on a
plot 75x135x162x irregular 1t has an
annual rental of about $4,000.
TINTON AVENUE - Charles Siegel
Levy resold the 1--WE story apartment
house, 47x127, accommodating twenty
families, at 1879 linton avenue. The
property rents for $500 and was held
at $4,000.
BRYANT AVENUE-wacht 4 Levine
resold the two Ave story apartment
houses at the southeast corner OF
Bryant avenue and 165th street, plot
100x110, to M. SUSSEX. manufacturer
OF billiard tables.
EAST NTH sTREET--Charles siegel
Levy bought from Rose Brady 81 and
50 East 177th street. two two family
brick houses. each on n lot 20x100,
near the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. David l.. Woodall, Jr.. and
Alexander c. Campbell were the brok-
ers.
MOTT AvENUE-Frederic Brown sold
to a client Of Max Lefltovitz 800 Mott
avenue, southeast corner Of 144th
street. a five story fiat, 50x100.
DAILY AvENUE-William Peters 4 Co
cold for Alexander Kuenzig to Julius
c. Schoppaul the apartment dwelling
at 20ss Daily avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
DEAL BEACH SALE rO-DAr.

Joseph p. Day will conduct aution
sales to-day at Deal Beach. Elberon.
North Long Branch, and monmouth
Beach. n. J. At ~ o'clock he Will oner
at Deal eight plots for the estate of +. w.
Wooiworth, deceased. located on Norwood
avenue, Deal Esplanade. Stratford place
and woodford road. within two blocks OF
tho Deal station.
AT 1880 p. NJ. Mr.. Day sells by oroei
Of Daniel Gugsenheim SIX piots AT Fl.
heron and Park avenues. A we'll built
stable. a number of greenhouses and
poultry buildings are on some OF the
plots to be sold.
From Elberon Mr.. Day will 60 to Mon
mouth Beach, where at p. N. undei
tent at Riverdale avenue and Vaientiht
street he will sell fifty-seven plots and
three houses to liquidate the holdings Of
the Ike Insurance Company of Virginia
Ths properties are located on Riverdal'
avenue, valentine and adjoining streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
ROD AND GUN EWS

the surf rod free from a very unnecessary
limit have failed to appreciate that the
of obstacles to an International match.
II an international match will not be
please tell us what will
1 would advise our bashful champion and
all those who are reaching for his scalp
nine feet until a few Of the Hhas beens''
like DR., simon Eddie Davis and the mod
est writer have really shown what can be
done with a longer stick. There II too
much danger that the first class men will
lose their cast II they go into experimen-
us, who haven't much to lose.
Agate" saws; Those who have kept
the game alive all winter. think. believe
u about all the average man can handle
to advantage IN making distance with a
the Ssn who Put the .sS soos limit ns
rods told me about lines in 1911 I never
would have used nine thread line at the
nor six thread In 1914, when the limit
on rods was made nine feet
many % ss men wh9 w Sssv s09ss
longer ones But We don't know It, and
experiment has swung past the natural
limit and subsequently swings back. At
present "p IT., there Is peg at nine feet tit, ,
be found. Nobody knows that It will not
be nine feet. just as 1t is now with the
~ mint On the JOD
Agate" refers to my English corre-
| spondents statement that rods exceedirr
nine feet have been used In past tourna-
ments and draws the inference that they
are not now using them. 'If So" why notf
Please write and inquire" Such an In
quiry would be rather malapropos, since
| the British went head over heels into q
war about two weeks after the date OF
their 1914 tournament Agate IL incon-
| siderate. 1t Is perfectly clear why they
| have not used the long rod, any other
for the past Ave years.
Asbury Park Fishing Club July 81.
Rod and Gun and the War.
| All through the war I got my only soiaos
from your Rod and Gun column.
| j. d. W.
Albany, July 81.
How Are Shrimp Kept Alive Out OF Water?
What is the best method OF keeping
| shrimp alive out of the water for a period
/ OF six or seven hours7 G, Il. s..
P. o. Box 242, Great Neck. N. Y. July 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
CAN COMPANY IN BIG LEASE.

The six story concrete building erected
a few years ago at Inlay and Bowne
streets Brooklyn, by the New YORK DOCK
Comnany for the Montgomery Ward
COMPANY OF Chicago, has just been leased
for a period of years to the American
Can Company. which has agreed to pay
rentals aggregating about $1,ooo,ooo:
The building covers an area 4ouxoV
and contains about 22S,16o square feet
of floor space Immediately on the Atlan,
tic Basin. During the war 1t was useo
by the Government as an army base Tor
the baling of uniforms and materials TOT
shipment to the front A railroad sinins
runs the entire length OF the puiiaihe,
connectins with ten railroads. The lease
was negotiated by Stephen q. Bolt OF
Louis Schlesinger. Inc, and Judson A.
Harrington.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Many Old Tenements and
Houses Will Be Made
Habitable.
100000 LOFT DEAL
!, LOFT DEAL
Adams Express Co. Sells Prop
erty in Broome St.-Two
New Garages Planned.

ptorts TO relieve hardships caused by
the shortage Of houses in New York re-
suited yesterday in a wholesale leasing
NJ old fashioned tenement houses In the
greenwich and Chelsea sections for con-
version into UP to date roomings houses
and studio apartments The majority
OF them were acquired from the New
York Central Railroad Company, which
took the properties over a few years
ago In preparation for the proposed
elevation Of the company's tracks along
the West Side. .
Lewis MacBride Hubbard. who leased
them has arranged to begin work on the
conversion of these buildings at once,
He has leased forty-six buildings from
the company. The properties include
So, II and 10 Clarkson street; 6s4, 6S6,
$50, es2, SOS. 706. 712, ia. ZIG, 722
72i, 726, 762, 764. 7e6. 76s. 772, TIA
7s4. 1855. 7Ss. 100. 1916, 7eS, S04 and SOC
washington street: 152 Perry street
S4s, 35c and s47 West Eleventh street
s76 West Twelfth street 81 Jane street
Bo4 and SOC West Twentieth street; sos
West Twenty-first street; 504 West
Twenty sixth street; SOC. 500. '511 and
: Bis West Twenty-ninth street.
Alexander G. Campbell will have
charge of the property. Mr.. Hubbard
was represented in the transaction BY
Charles Siegel Levy as attorney.
In order to meet the great demand fol-
studio apartments william s. Coffin, who
has already bought about thirty OLD
fashioned properties In the Greenwich
section, added to his holdings yesterda,
by buying fifteen more of the old Trinit,
dwellings, between 7 and 20 Vandan
street and from IL to IS King street.
The vandam street properties consis
Of nine old brick structures two ant
three stories high. and three franz
dwellings,. between vsrtck and Mac
dougal streets. They abut a row o
buildings on Charlton street, the FIRST o
such structures to be purchased from tn
Trinity Corporation for studio alteration
purposes. The houses just purchase,
are on a plot fronting 271.S feet oil
vaudam street. and run to a depth o
100 feet
The King street properties compris
two brick dwellings and a frame hous
on plot 73.6x100.
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nnooKLYN rRANsACTIoNs.

Meister Builders. Inc. sold to a client
for occupancy 1880 Thirty-eighth street.
a two story two family house. on q plot
20xe5.
Charles Buermann & Co. sold for the
June Bell Company the four story thirty
Ave family apartment house at 421 Pros
meet place to the Carbon Realty Com
many. This property shows a rental of
$500 and IL held at $4,000
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany sold for &. r. Regan to Charles
Trippi 4so Prospect avenue. four story
double tenement. sOxso.
Louis Lande bought from Christian
Schneider ao7 to PIT Starr street, two
factory buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EpGECOMBE ROAD--The estate OF
John M. Jones sold plot OF land on
the west eide Of Edgecombe road about
200 feet north Of West 18TH street, ex-
tending through TO Jumel place, hav-
ing a frontage Of loS feet on Edge
combe road and 100 feet on Jumei
Mace. through David Stewart and w.
S. Baker.
WEST 132D STREET-Nail & Parker
sold to an investing client for the Net
ropolitan Savings Bank, premises
80 West 1920 street. a three story
and basement dwelling. lot 14.Sxss.11.
WEST 134TH STREET--Porter & Co.
sold for the estate of Cyrus NJ Hitch
cock TO Belle B. Baker for occupancy
the three story dwelling at 80 West
134th street.
EIGHTH AVENUE. X. Moors sold
for Elise D. Schwaner 61S Eighth ave
nue., a four story building. 22xSO, 70
Edith Schenck and resold the property
70 the Fifty-third Street and Eighth
Avenue Realty Company.
WEST 131ST STREET,. Howell sold
for Maggie p. Payton Is West 1S1sl
[ street n three story ana basement
dwelling on a lot 16x10o, TO James
wallace Ferguson for occupancy
PARK AVENUE-William B. May q
Go. sold for Arthur b Emmons th'
modern five story American basement
dwelling at so Park avenue 70 a ellen
for occupancy. The house was held O.
100000.
w Est EIGHTY-EIGHTH STREET
The estate Of Henry J. Futile sold tn
dwelling at "a West Bighty-eightl
street to DR.. Thomas r. Reilly for oc
crpancy. Mrs. ID L. Landon nego
.tiated the sale.
WEST SEvENTY-FTFTH STREBr-F
/ r. Wood 4 Co sold for e J. Wnlini
TO H. Blum los West Seventy-nftl
street. a fve story dwelling, on 10
20x102.2.
WEST THIRTY-sLxTH sTRBEr-Blel
man & Co. resold to the Treeko Realt.
| Company the two four story building
| on plot s7.ex100 Mt rs and n Yves
Thirty-sixth street. ..llf
WEST EaGHTY-FIFTH SrREHr--Th
Ave story dwelling. 17x102.2, at so
West Eighty-fifth street. adjoining tn
northwest corner Of West End avenue
has bean sold. Elisabeth Elsinger
the owner of record.
EAST FIRST STREEr--The Scheuer
mann estates sold two ive story tene
ments, with stores. 2bx77.2. at 81 Firs
street through 10 202 East Housto
street, to the Foster Land and Mort
gage Company. through William
Gabel.
i WEST 18TH STREET = Erederic
Brown bought through Hyrne 4 Bow
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man the three story dwelling. ON n lot
i. -16x100, at a West 18th street.
EAST FIFTY-F1FTH STREET-Lewis
A. Coffin IL reported to havs sold lis
East Fifty-hfth street, a i've story
dwelling. 1s.sx100.5.
WEST 18TH STREBT--Goodwin a
Goodwin sold for Sarah Q. Fountain to
Vessel q Bayer the three story and
basement dwelling Mt 10s West 11eth
street, lot 19x100.11.
EAST SIXTY-FIRST sTREEr-Payson
Mel. Merrill Company sold for r. p.
Hincltiey lee East Stxty-first street, a
four story dwelling, 20xl0o, to a client
for occupancy. The property was held
at $4,000.
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nounced their intention Of converting the
structure into q garage.
A garage that win cost upward Of
100000 win replace the group Of old
buildings at ass and 394 Eleventh
avenue, at the southwest corner OF
Ihirty-fourth street, which was sold yes
terday by the DAILY estate and others to
William 8. and Henry Conn. The prop
erty fronts 100 feet on Eleventh avenue
ana $50 feet on Thirty-fourth street
Contract for the erection of the building
has been let to the Franklin Rocks Com
pany and will begin at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
ENLARGEs PARK Av. PROPERTY

Henry Hardness Flagler, who re-
Gently purchased from the Sturges estate
the two dwellings at - and So Park
avenue. has resold No. SO to William
Church Osborn. who owns and resides
in the large house at ss Park avenue,
southwest corner of Thirty-sixth street
Mr.. Osborn. in addition to the above
properties, which comprise a piottage
b3x105 feet IN the heart of the Murray
Hill restricted district, also owns the
adjoining dwelling. 25x1oo. at 3S East
Thirty-sixth street. The purchase and
resale we're negotiated by the Brown
Wheelock Company, Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
r. J. sTERNER SELLS 2 HOUSES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Frederick ]. Steiner 1853 and l65
East Sixty-third street. two OF a row
of Ave houses acquired by the seller last
February for the Gallatin estate. The
houses, three stories each. on plot Aux
100, were purchased by a prominent
merchant, who has commissioned MI
Sterner to remodel them into a large
single dwelling. This is the third double
house to be built on this block by Mr..
Sterner, the others being 156, when
was sold to Frederick Lewisohn, and NO.
i53, sold to Cyril Hatch.
Recently Mr.. Sterner sold NOS. les
and 161 East Sixty-third street to MRS
8 X. Sellar and Mrs. f. s. Gerard, re-
spectiyely.
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SELLS 100000 LOFT.

George 8. Runk sold for the westing-
house Lamp Company $40 TO 532 West
Twenty-third street, five story factory
buildings, with private driveway. located
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
The buildings stand on a plot fronting
800 feet and abutting the American To-
bacco Company plant. The property was
held at 100000. 1t was a cash transac-
ton. and the property will be occupied
by the purchaser after extensive altera-
tons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
s2so,ooo PATERSON DEAL.

Murray Apfelbaum of Newark sold the
three story building at 23s-240-242 Main
street. Paterson, for Louis Levy ana
Charles Elbow. This transaction Is the
largest business real estate deal In the
city In the last ten years the building
fronts forty-five feet on Main street ana
"a 314 feet deep, running through to Pros
meet avenue. 1t is occupied by the Met
ropolitan Stores Company and Faust
Restaurant on the second floor. 1t waA
held at $3.50, 900 and was purchased py
Paterson citizens as an investment
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ADAMS ExPREss co. SELLS.

J. E. Malino. J. C. Duke and B. B.
Mead have formed the 4o6 Broome
Street Corporation to take over the
seven story building at that. address.
The Adams Express Company. owner Of
record. holds title to the entire prop
erty bounded by Broome, Lafayette and
Kenmare streets and Cleveland place,
seven story loft building. fronting 1889
feet on Cleveland place. 1905 feet on
Broome street, 14s feet on Lafayette
street and sos feet on Kenmare street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Prince & Ripley, Inc. sold for Theo-
road, White Plains. to d. II. Kimble Of
White Plains.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Robert L. Stephenson the two story
dwelling on Main near Richard street.
Farmingdale. L. l.. on n plot S6x200x50.
Thomas J. Browne was the broker.
Lewis Nixon, chairman of the Public
Service Commission, leased through
Cocks 4 willets, the Msry H. Pell estate
at westbury. L. l., for September and
October.
Mrs. Bridget Carlson sold her resi-
dence and garage with a tract Of land on
the southeast corner Of Lincoln and Co.
lrmbus avenues, Mount Vernon. TO AL
bert Malsin. president Of the Lane
Bryant Company through David
Stewart.
The Scarsdale Estates Organization,
Robert E. Farley president sold for Mrs.
Mary A Grabau her house on Cooper
road, Scarsdale, to George v. Mentally Of
New York city.
John Il. Scott rented for Robert L.
Strebeigh his house on Everit avenue,
Hewlett, L. l.. to Mrs. Eleanor Brosseau ;
for Thomas Blagden his house at Os-
borne and Lakeside avenues, Lawrence,
L. l.. to Vaudeville Mutually; for Miss
Carroll Macy her house in the Hewlett
Bay property, at Hewlett, L. l., to Ira A.
Kip. and, with Douglas Gibbons, the
Peter Robohm house on Walter lane. Ce-
darhurst. L. J., to Charles P. Barton, Jr.
Carl Mau sold at Verona. n. J.. for
Gilbert B, Pease his residence with ga
rage at / Fells road to John Stork OF
Newark; for William H Kentz to Mrs.
Mary NJ. White 10 Forest avenue, and
f1- ID a. n
Miller IS Fairview avenue.
NJ. A Broderick sold for Lillian P,
Wooster a dwelling at Is Philipse place
Yonksrs, held at $4,000. to Mrs. Han.
ford lie Furgie, and the dwelling S0xl00
held at $685. at the corner of Hudson
View Terrace and North Broadway. fol-
Lawrence Donohue to Edward A. Cram
well.
Justice James J. MacInerney Of Special
Sessions purchased the Belmont prop
erty at Bayport. L. l., consisting of Z
| frame dwelling and about three acres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
pYCKMAN PROPERTY SOLD.

Ennis & Sinnott have purchased from
the estate of John Haven and Edward Z.
Hoyt the northwest corner Of Maggie ave.
nue. and Thayer street. vacant plot, loo
x10o. The property is located opposite
the Dyckman street subway station. ana
viii likely be improved with taxpayer.
The sellers had owned the site for nearly
fifty years. Warren S. johnson was tle
broker in the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
REPUBLICAN CLUB BUYS.

The Riverside Republican Club has
purchased from Mrs. Esther Underhill
1877 West Ninety-seventh street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
16.Sx100, which has been occupied by
the club as tenant for upward OF twenty
years. After extensive alterations the
building will be continued as the Re
publican headquarters of the Ninth AS
sembly district, of which Charles II.
Heydt, Elections Commissioner. L. the
leader
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
WILL BUILD TWO GARAGES.

Two transactions which will result in
the conversion of old buildings into
public garages took place yesterday. S.
osgood Pell & Co., represented by q. M.
Mabie, sold SIS and $50 West 18th
street, known as the Majestic Stable. a
I'VE story building, 50x10o. to client
for Ellen Carney. The property Is be-
tween Amsterdam avenue and Broadway
and adjoins on the east the United
Electric Light and Power Company
service building. The purchasers an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
I'm THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat IL vEsDY STREET.

isT ST. Is f. - .ss.s IT . OF "a az. i.x
KATE csmpSsn vs. Louis Rinaido .. Al;
Scott. Gerard 4 Beers. sttysi WIN Il
sssssc; to 'i The pisinsin fsr $1,000. -
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown
osouth of Fourteenth strestJ

Attorney
Downtown.
Csouth of Fourteenth strest.)
CHARLTON ST. 81, n. io.ixloO.6-wm
mtg. 5000. all liens; atty. Isidor Cray
head, q Cedar st.: 800
sl lii sfsman . .t pcoa asa5sa To
Geo T Van Boskerek, at Piainhcfd. J.
mtg $500; q, al cS liens; July 10; atty,s;;
'F 1.ls and a: .pS to aois Gross: IL Ee sth
st. mtg tlS,ooo. all iiens, Aug Il atty,
Aug knatx, Sc Pine st. 800
Fs.;hsr CO to David weiscS. 10 s1 sodneg
st st,g salzn ms ss'i au%sns ini IsSY k
isTH 81. Il, 5, is1iiGsxssrlltiH
s09 W 10Th St mtg $4,000, all liens
Aug !; address. Francis Sullivan, 2o2
lVfh st''.''' MINIMUM. tlVO
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
isT Av. Sc cor S2d ct, is.lx7t-Henry
Kroger TO Julia Fitz, al LIST Av. all nens,
July 81; atty. Title Guar & T Co. l!s
SkIH 81 '5oS +: az 9rY:; ss5iOS;5.Hy z
mtg $500. All liens July 81; atty. Ky
I'd Az, ioso-s1. . nc cor Sith st, Jc.SIso.tN
schesr -Gin.barE R a Co 70 Matthew
All liens. July al; atty. Title Guar 4 7
ssTa ST, ss 5iSi ia av. i isi1.tOU
9ss p ssth st. mtg $4,000. all liens. q Q,
10TH ST. 80, 100 e I'd sv. 'iittIiico.Msrt,
.aret Msssina to LotitiG FogHrty, 1904
Riverview Drive. Brsdsntovn. Ella, all
liens, July lS........ 400
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
Hath ST. .. 800 9th ay. 6oxlo9.s-
Adeiine s Jordan 70 Aug siia, 2l6 West
End ey. mtg ie1.o9o; AL liens, July ri
R 7 Lynch to Farmers Loan a Trust
Co % win nS. "a i H1d Jas s;,vA Camp
s, = 81 q; 4 Is v W, s, a5xSso-sariath Z
Cook ct al. indiyid. and e D BIRD q
81 III hens. July Is; atty, Thos RsS Sl
ss 81 " So sStA ass q W. =: s. a5isss-Hiy' iGs
CO. 50 y 4ad st, All liens; atty. II !.
Douglas. lo5 Lexington ay....,..... 81
sTH Az go: ~ SsS S2d :; =, s 221s y
$1,000. an liens. July 81; atty. L 7 4
so 7 81 AZ ,sc "a s" aSxioo5 tfcr:si ~
'VFeb IL, islsc-kbr obsrstsin, ref 4
| Adele Kneeland, lb4 e list ct, sxtrx ant
frusteei atty. ny L BoEArL 90 Mas
sap ST. :. 9ii W Central Park av. i Ia. ).
loe;Tx irrsg--Windham Rsalisation q
%SsS S Realty sy. cSsHR R lsst RlwAY mt
esTH Is ST. i' 90 W. ". IS, is.e.io6.S-Bfcckiy
p g e. %.. sstS s. g. g n sSc F Pa
ell liens July S1s atty. l. T q CO
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

A. McGuinness sold to Il. Butler a
plot 4ox10o. south side OF Water avenue,
east of Montgomery avenue, Laurel HUI.
The w. r. Gibson Company, Inc,
sold twelve cottages, west side of 10th
street, south of Roanoke avenue, Rich
mond Hill. to J. Wegmann, @. thinner
man, A. L. Griffin, A. d. Perrine, A. B.
Giles. A r. Wooten, NJ. johnson, r. N.
Peatman, v. T. Lawson and ]. II. Foley.
B. r. Buckingham sold to NJ. Miles
a plot 50x1oo. west side of Toledo street,
north of Grove street. Elmhurst
]. H Wehle sold to ]. Schroeder a
plot 100xl00, south side Of Bryan ave-
nue., west of Debevoise avenue, Jamaica
A. NJ. Anderson sold to J. II. Charl-
ton plot 60xs1, on Union Hall and
Remsen streets, north of Union Hal
street, Jamaica.
L. Hunter sold to II. A. wilmerdins
plot 100x1S5. south side OF Franklin
place, east of SAUL street. Flushing.
syndicate composed of Isidore Wit
kind. Phillip Horwitz, Nathan Siegel and
Louis B. Brodsky purchased the Phillips
homestead at Edgemere, L. l., consisting
Of over 100 lots. on Bay avenue, the
ocean, Beach Twenty-eighth and TWEEN
ty-ninth streets. The purchasers will
improve the property with sixty two
story dwellings, with private garages
and also a bathing pavilion. The ap'
proximate cost is 100000.
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ExcELIENT coSDiTIoN; Immediate
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