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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-04-24
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CHURCH NOTES.
congregational.

Congregational.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service at IL; subject,
The Great Fundamental"
Evening service at 8; subject, "'Life's
IDEALS"
Easter sabbath was a splendid day,
and people showed their appreciation
by packing the church to the doors.
We were very glad to add ten of their
names to our church roll and dedicate
two little babies to God. In the after
noon another baby's life was made
sacred to His service. .r
We extend an invitation to all.
w. B. Milne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
COMMERCIAL LnAsEs.

Hirsch q Friedman leased 5000
square fec IN te-lf west Seventeenth
street TO Oscar 1esnig. 5000 square
fest IN iS-16 wsst Twenty fourth street
TO Samuel GresnberS. 1900 square feet
in 1s4-lee West Twsnty-hfth street 10
Weinstein q Bofto. 1880 square feet
IN 131-13s West Twsnty-nfth street to
Rosenthai q Godt and Jacob Hyman
q Co... s.ooe square feet IN 151-1S5
West Twenty.fifth street TO SchuimAn
q Hsuptman and 5000 square feet IN
142-1A West Twsnty-sixth street to
Baum. Kravst q Baum.
Peass q Hliman leased ne four story
and basement dwelling at 3si West
Seventy-second street. between Broad
way and West End avenue. to Abra-
ham Garfsin for business purposes.
Ames q Co. leased $50 Second ave-
nue. to the Atlas Economy etores and
the store at $50 West Fiftieth street to
David Green for auto accessories.
Royal Scott Gulden leased the parior
floor Of 80 East F1fty-seventh street to
Nina Lodi. miiiiner. and space In IL
West Forty-dxth street to Charles How
ard, gowns.
Barnett q Co. leased the store In
rs West 116th street. .....
Edwara NJ. Browning Company leased
TO Charles Klein the loft and store at
eta Spring street and 2as Lafayette
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

LYMAN PL. Q, 500 Freeman st, 44xsO
john J Donohus to Chss II Meyer
1858 Lyman pl. Aug l, 5 yre, bk%;
sttys. AoKsown q r, 500 Courtlsndt
ELLISON Av, W :. 1855 n Marin st. 1873
xieo-Danl G Murphy to Paul Rieling.
l32s Ellison av. prior mtg '2,5oo, Aug :.
instals sSsi atty, Title Guar q Co. iIe
BROADWAY, es, l4b 3Ssd st. 7s.Ixao2.a
Francis McDermott to Ferdinand Rein-
hinner. at Sir Henry Apartments, East
18th at and Cortelyou I'd, Bklyn, Aug 4,
yrs, sR; atty. Title Guar e CO. i5e
v1TESST;iiSir; Nv. n cor lsist st, ss.ios
loo-David Tsnenbaum to Isaac Lowen-
field, 1o6 E s4th at, and ano, prior mtg
1900, Aug 4. yr. So: atty, Title q
WALES Av, Q g. il5 8 ltsth st, 6oxloo-
Geo w Short TO Geo Sloane, 40 Ridge
wood Ter. Maplewood, J. prior mtg
Ssl,7b7. Aug Z. 10 yrs, CO; atty. Title
Quar- a T co. 1Is Bway. $4,000
BRONX BoULEvARD. g. 1851 Rose
wood lAv, Soxloo---Bronx Boro Builders,
Inc. to chas p Hailoek, iatl 2ronx Blvd,
Aug l, 8 yrs. 60 atty. c p Hallock, ssS
IT,. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

Hayes SIS int,rvsis av, Aug 1; stty,
x Ts CAV %y ,si Co i ,,:s. nysz
---ssiiicia Realty Corpn TO August w
sempeli, $40 w i7ist st. mtg ss,oso,
nss 81 atty. Title Guar Co. rs
HgSTs roIsI Az iis !, !, III si:ii i..,'s
e.; sss s..y Mt Az. - ., s2cs
Hertsch 70 Maria cclombo. is1i whit.
p p,s,s: is i ,,i:s'; Aug =, .tsy
itasasi isxi,sc, az. H ,sas &
aus I' atty, O. . "a srs' n 70 ss:
n%asy4as . i;iss Y; !:
ne . .ssss A ;ais z, , .s;s LAWYER.
KIPLfH Av., iici iixiss-cass,,rs,ss
Hepisr AZ, Aug {; atty. Lawyers = .,sr
wSSDE;x%M sp ~ .:,a s,s;h i S e;
v purkfn, $50 u steth q. Aug .; ATTY,
Hon Nv, sss. " .. issiii.pqsiiy, Assets
nlti $50, 400. July 49, atty. Lawyers 7 - =
wss rel rs nv' XVI ';;s;ii.is. $500:
Sv.lAx " lvvI WV y - ~
n s.ss to beg--Hy Merfehthau co 70
Abe Ledcrrnan, $50 westchsster Az, An9
IL atty. Mar sehwebei, is Park Rev. tiee
H11H.IoN Az, 1881, !. sao,, .ssf Hoia.
ing Co, its W 1foth 1t, mtg $4,000. July
81; stty, Morrison. 7 2, $50 pwsy dtieo
shsnk Realty q Constn Co, lis w lsetn
o. mtg ys|, zoe, July 81; attys, sanis tioe
is.iix5s.s-Pstsf Dial 10 Arthur D
Chan, $50 W i.sd st. mtg $4,000 Aug
81 atty, Lsse, % Nassau Of. STU
SANE PRoPERTr--Arthur d Calm TO
IsaAo Lowenfeld, ZOE etth Ut ana ano.
mtg $500. Aug s; atty. same; ~
xss.s--Nswat Realty Co 70 Rebecca LII.
sohits, SEQ Jefferson pl. mtg ta,soo; Aug
i; atty, d shapiro. fls Nassau RI. ,tioe
xss,io--Newat Realty Co to Julius Man
goid, zee Jsfsrson pI, mtg s,,soO; Az! ASss
Anthony .Av. itIi. e 5. is.lxlos.r1iss
Fanny Ksufmann, i4-is Mt Hope pl. mtg
$4,000. Aug ~ atty, L oinsburg' lss
issTH 81. a.; n a 1s.iiso.carris
u nases ct al 70 VIM hagee. !se 2
ls4th u. mtg $4,000 June IL; atty, q
nckstsin, ~ Court st, Bklyn .....:;N
kspiaa 70 Jsnnis Hackney. ass i,sth
e. mtg ta,aso. Aus 81 atty. o d Davis
bxio % ev ..........s..s.sess.s' ..ttev
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

corpcrstiou, Marcus Z. osk president,
purchased the three story and base.
ment dwelling from garsh ~. Doyle
et lis West lara street, on lot ZOE
leo.li. This property has been IN
the Doyle fapiiy for more than thirty
ysarA The BROKERS were Ernest 4.
Bower and Shaw q Co.
bffTH AvHNUE-rreidu 4 CO. soff
the hvc story nat, s0xt0o, ~ the
ecufhsast corner Of FIFTH avenue aud
tf1th street.
WEST issTf sTRErr>-Nsii q Parker
soid for the iouuitspls Life Assurance
society TO Dr. william J. Carter 7is
West tteth street. q three story Ring
model dwelling. tfxeeIi.
EAST BROADWAY---Ths six story, new
law house, with stores, at 1es Dest
broadway, corner Of Eutgsrs street,
has been sold 70 an investing client
Of Richard II. Jackman.
WEgr 18TH sTREEr--Danisi n.
jackson has purchased through Ben
jsmin Nsuheim 20 West I2Tth street.
. three story dwelling. on q lot ZOE
100. between Lemon and Firth ave-
nuea
THIRD AvENuE-rhs Bsnsnson Rssi.
~ Company cold . three story store
and loft building, 3sxleo, 1t stfo
Third avenue, TO Charles osisert and
George Bromm through George w.
Brsttell
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with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
sTH Ay, 2o99-2oeo 18th Ave. Inc, TO Ma
bronx. Aug 5. 1917; attys, Feiner 4
sane MESS pR RST E5Rwsyy Anna syma 5000 %
ESSEX ST, iis.is1IASr and Lena NsS.
ana Bfen s'r Nov isii a esl NSfT.
WATER OF 81 q ka5s.x and 5i0I Ky w;,'.
TAI g c ! big bet Water y and Front e;
isii; atty. Philip J KnobiOeS,. go
ST SfcnioiAss iXv. 7ii.wmt r Brown OH 10
1909; atty, City Real Estate Co. IT6
MADDisoN Az VS.. so.o sl.t st. '' iS,yS
95--Edw ] and Fanny. r Biddle 70 WIN
p i' fsaS; ' sE,y i'ASm d' ca j la
11 sMf' ST, 124 w.jj.ns Hooker t'''G q
3:Tt to o SGso" c rsss SS. g.
atty. chAs NJ Rossnthal, IS Nassau
Martha Rambon to Jos W Lawrence,
Babylon, L I: Attys, Rosdsr R. ll9
1Ysn o's 81. st. 5, 200 1th sv. iaStiOC.Edw
r and Marion Brush OF Nj Vernon.
N Y, to Elise SHOEMAKER. $40 Davis
Gv. Arlington. ~ J. Nav Z. 1917: attys
stiekney, Naclay Mob, 81 Nassau
wEsr END Av. 5oo.Mor;tioin W ana Marie yge
Natal Smith. on the premises TO Fredk
G Callen, 11b Vanderbilt NV, Bklyn, Oct
II, 1913; atty. Samuel b Hamburger,
e7TH ST. ms. 2is Am;..,erdsim, Az. isS
Ioo1l-JufiA McDevitt TO Jas r Hill,
Thompson. yoss a W, ass BwAy. so. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
CENTURY THEATRE
MAY BE SOLD SOON
Court Appoints Referee TO
Settle Mortgage Claim.

The Century Theatre. formerly tire
New Theatre. AZ Csntrsi Park west and
sixty-nrst ana gtxty-seccnd strsets, viii
probably b soid about the middis Of
September. Tho impending transacsion
was brought 90 light yesterday By The
announcement that Justice Luce Of the
Supreme Court had signed "a order Pre-.
sentsd By the Law Arm Of CravAth, Hem
derson Z De 0ersderff. and mat the
court has appointed former Judge phiiip
J. 6innct ~ referee 10 compute the
amount due on first rnortrafs claim
on the property held b. the New york
Life Insurance ana Trust Company,
The claim n against the New Theatre
Company owners Of the structure The
theatre was built to accommodate opsr-
alto productions which could not b pre-
ssntsd at The Metropolitan Opera House.
Its career In that role was brief ana u
was turned over to the production of
high class drama Certain defects In
the acoustics and the fact that the ar-
ditortufn was too large made that sxperf.
ment comparatively short lived. II was
eventually rechristtned the Century The
stre and was leased by the, ghuberts
for the production Of sxtravagansa and
musical comedies.
It's sale will mats the second large
playhouse property to be scld this year.
The hrst was the Hammerstsln Iexins-
ton Opera House. on Lexington avenue
between Fiftieth and Fifty-fIrst streets,
which was sold at auction By Arthur o,
Sheridan. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
BRooKLYN TRANsAcrIoNs.

Msistsr Builders. 1no., cold . two
story two family brick dwelling on q
plot 30x1oo ae DIT sixtisth street.
Buckley q Horton Company sold at
1891 Pacific street. between Nostrand
and Bedford avenues. the Tour story and
basement dwelling. lot 20x10o, for the
Lawyers Title and Trust Company to .
client for occupancy.
Waiter 8. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for J. Connors and Cornelius
OKesfe the house at SCI Sixty-eighth
street to q client for occupancy and
for Misc J. oadebers the two family
house at S47 Sixty-ninth street to
client for occupancy.
The June Bell Company sold the four
story apartment house at 421 Prospect
place. through Charles BusrmAnn 4 Co.
to the Carbon Realty Company. The
house rents for $4,000 and was held az
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Pacific Cables SIN congs.ted.

o. X. Davis, secretary OF tho National
Foreign Trade Council. said yesterday
that President Wilson has acceded to
the request of the council In instructinB
the Government departments TO avoid
the use of cable or wireless for routine
messages to be transmitted over the Pa
cific. The congestion on the Pacific
cable continues, however. he said, and
at present the delay Is increasing daily
an hour or two. II now requires be-
tween twenty-five and twenty-six hours
to clear messages hled with the cable
company and there seems 10 be no near
prospect OF relief. he said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease q Gilman leased TO Benjamin
Pitusan the three story and basement
dwelling At los East Seventy fourth
street, between Park and Lexington
avenues.
Anes Company leased the top Zoo,
apartment 1t 13< East Forty-hrst street
70 John Mckee and the FIRST floor apart
msht to Fred 9. Davis At SO East 1924
street
Edward N. Browning Company leased
to David and Nathan wiessnthai the six
story elevator apartment. Andrads, at
1914 East Thirtieth street. near Lex
inston avenue. They also extended the
leases ON the three apartment houses
at 3ol-s0e West 14eth street and es
Bradhurst avenue, The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
REALTY NOTES Avn ooxstnNr.

The property sold by 8. l. Pakus to
Jacob Altman was the four story apart
ment and store building. plot 4s1ia4, ir-
regular. on the northwest corner Of Third
avenue and Cyrus place. Fordhain.
Ephrairn Buchwaid and p. A. zaneiie
were the broksfs Herman Ernest rep
resented the sellers.
Dsleno q Aidrich and Charles II.
HgEins. associated architects and en-
stneers. have discontinued thn associa-
tioa OF the two firms nnads during the
war Each Arm viii continue tts prac-
tice. Deiano q Aidrich, architects, viii
remain at 11s East Thirty-eighth street,
and Charles H. HgginA sfohitects en-
ginssrs, have moved their eflioes b 10
West Forty.fourth street. 49,
The House Of Collins, drsssmaissrA u
at the northwest corner Of Park avsnue
and Fffty-ssvensh street. poid last week
BY Douglas l. niiiman q Co.. for the
White estate. Hxtsnsivs alterations viii
DO made. including three additional sto-
ries.
Ruby X. zinsor IL the buyer Of the i've
story American basement dwelling at fea
East Beventy-fourth street, sold by the
1rewn whseiock Company for James y.
Curtis. attorney.
A ,cstoiio DAsostine boush, thu
dwelling at 81 East tisth street, sold
for Harry Kesslef. r.
Primo Gaiotti IL the buyer Of les wsss
Ninety-ssvsnth street. sold BY James J.
Buckingham for the estate Of Julia No
Dermott. -.
George Latour Il the buyer OF the five
story apartment house At 2ose Eighth
avenue, sold by the 2oss Eighth Avenue
Company through J. 9. Maxeii. r'-'
william Enssi bought the Ave story
nat at 1ss West Ninstisth street. sold
recently by Harry sugarman for che PORT
Jsrvis Land Company.
Harriet G. Shire II the buyer OF the
dwelling at IS West Twelfth street, sold
by Pease d Eiiiman for Sarah A. Kerr
and Mary K Buckle. @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
aUErNs TnANsAOrIONs.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Eugene y. 0ilimore and wife the DWELL
ing at 1883 South Vine street, Glen Nor
Fis. Long Island. on plot 4ox100.
Magnus Fox was tho broker In the
transaction.
II. schnsider sold to H. II. Goldsmith
a lot 50x92. east side Of Walnut street,
south Of jamaica avenue, Woodhaven.
c. Hansman sold TO the Equity As
sets Corporation plot 40xi0o, east side
of Lake street. north Of Ocean View
avenue. Jamaica.
The Nsponsit Realty Company sold
lot toxi0o, east side Of Mohawk
street, north OF Neponslt avenue. Me-
ponAt. TO A. r. Purchase, and tBxl0e
adjoining to II. w. wither.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
SMALL HOUSES roR BRONX.

Twsnty-four lots comprising the
greater portion Of the frontage on the
east side Of University avenue. between
Burnside and fremont avenues. Bronx.
have been purchased by Q builder. who
one and two family houses. T. os-
borne Smith arranged the sale for the
Kountze estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
KREsEL HAS FINE RECoRn;.s
Packers Prosecutor Played jsRfg
Part in Reforms. ehT

ISdor j. Kresel. who has BEEN Ass-
ignated by Attorney-G General .PalnaeyTto
prosecute the meat packers waso an
Assistant District Attorney under q WAL
lam Travers Jerome. He took an AeAive
part in the traction and INSURANCE In
vestigations Mr.. llresel was also ohm
ployed to aid Attorney General PntDser
while Mr., Palmer was Alien PrepeFty
Custodian. .... ! ~.
Mr.. Kresei has not returned from
Washington. but Mr.. Jerome said dsst
night that for many months at the
request of the Attorney-Generaiy Mr..
Kressel has devoted all his time to the
examination and analysis OF the, vast
mass OF material relating 10 the pScFkrs
accumulated from many different
sources, The result OF his investigation
was embodied In voluminous .rerort
made by him to Mr.. Palmer I,e
.tiS "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
HOTEL PRINCETON TO BE SOLD.

The Hotel Princeton, ut Ils West
Forty"hfth street. has practically been
sold. Papers have been signed and next
week interest in the property, Il 10 said.
Will be transferred 70 the prospective.
buyer. who II sAid TO be the lessee
The Hotel Prinoston u held by Thomas
Greacen. who has held tt 1t Si25, 900.
II Is nine Stories on site forty feet
wide and 1905 feet deep on tho south
slde Of the block. about fSs feet west
OF Sixth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
ESTHER COURT SOLD.

Bernard Crauman has bought the
Ave and n half story Esther Court at
1885 Fulton avenue. The Bronx. from the
Esther Realty Company. 1Awas held at
$4,000. and has q rental Of $1,000.
The plot IL fox14< and accommodates
forty tenants. Coloshinsi<y Brothers
were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
CLOAK COMPANY nUYs LOFT.

Max Dorf. cloaks and suite. has pur-
chased from the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, through George n. Read D
Co. 80 East Thirty-nrst street. a four
story building and stores. on lot 21.Sx
$50. near Madison avenue. TINS buyer
viii make extensive alterations and VIII
occupy for his own business. The SELL
ers recently secured the property In O
foreclosure for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
OUT OFF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Kenneth Ives q Co. sold the Thomas
Maitland estate on Weaver street,
Quaker Ridge. Mamaronsck. improved
with o large residence and farm build
inss ana held at $50. 600. to A @. King
MrA NAzartne Wilson has sold her
residence ana garage In Cedar Knobs.
Bronxviiis. to william y. F1ammsr Of
New York for occupancy. David Stew
art and r. II. MacLea were the brokers.
Robert 10. Farley. Organisation sold
for the Estates Of Tappan-zee q plot IN
the Phiiipse Manor ssction Of larry
town 70 w. ID. Wilson Of New York
The same brokers sold the Clark House.
Nepperhan Hsiehts. Yonkers. 70 william
Hall Of New York.
The Psyson Mol. Merrill Company
isassd furnished for Miss Mary v. smith
70 n c. 81. George her property Of two
ana half acres with modern dwelling
on wildwood avenue. Lisweliyn Para.
West Orange ~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
orHxR SALES IN rHn BRONX.


HUNTS POINT AvENuE--wiliiasns
D Bryan sold for . client the three
story brick dwelling ana store at $50
Hunts Point avenue.
EAGLE AvENUB--Samuei Cowen sold
sas Eagle avenue, . three story house
with . store on the ground floor and
six rooms and bath on each OF the up
per foora
NORRIS AvENuD---McLerno Brothers
sold for Pauline schroeden the two
and one-half story dwelling at 24i+
Norris avenue. on q plot 37Mxf2o.
The purchaser will occupy.
LORrN0 PLACE - McLernon Brothers
sold for the 0rubenbacxer Estate the
three story two family house at a2ss
Loring place, on q plot 2Sxioo. The
purchaser viii occupy.
WEST tsoTH STREET - MoLerncn
Brothers sold for Anna and Marie
Leonhart to client for occupancy the
two story residence at liza West 1eoth
street, on plot 2oxso. The purchaser
will occupy. -.
LoRINo PLAcn - Mclernon Brothers
|. sold FOR II. D. Huner the three story
two family house at isoS Lortng place,
on . plot 2sxioo. Tho purchases win
EAST lisp srRrrr--rn. s.nsasen
Realty Company purchased 80 East
1850 street. q I'VE story new law
apartment house, 7exso. with twenty
two Apartments ana ave stores. rent
ing for st3,boo. J. n. Kronenbsrger
was the broker.
MoRRIs PARK AVENUE Charles
schoiis sold the three story franie
dwelling. 2sx1o0. at all Morris Park
avenue, to Menotti Curzio. through
sisca q Paiiadino.
NORRIS AvENUE--Daniel II. jackson
has sold to David Miller toel Morris
avenue. ut 1e5th street The. structure
10 three story and basement three
family house. .oxloo. The broker was
Lewis Adler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
TAILoRs PLAN 5000, 900 HOME.

The International Tailoring Company
are having plans drawn for q twelve
story building at the southeast corner
Of Fourth avenue and Twelve stret.
Starrett 4 Van Week are the architects.
who estimate the cost at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Y Az, Inc, to Selma NJ Herman. 1854
/ cedar ay, Far Rookaway. b Of @; attys
Feiner a M, 100 Bway; asSns each
a1EpPssociN; Nv. iii.rruisi.:ss Of Column oia
' University to u 8 Saw Bank. eo6 Madl-
son av; attys, Merrill, d T, 100 BroSS c
A,D sr. . q 500 W iitt sv-F;iitch Gilbert
to Louis and Mary Bsnes. ~ Wilson ~!
Astoria, B OF Q; atty. II seymour, ssS
s,r H ~. isis-ii. mtg is,co6-iahe s Van
zandt to Algernon d Lesser !2ll Ham
iB.nnet W 4 N. q Rector e. =. 81
stsr 81, 81 E-wsitsr L Titus ct al. e1rs
g Bank for say go v ;th avs sstSS ~
RAJ Az, ioi-N Y Title Mtg Co TO
irhonas P HImss. at cranston. Z; az az
71 SsTss si i: rs sESaiaoipi solomon 10 syS.
9ey 5 Cohen; ':i Madison Az; atty las
Hrsnk. Isl " tiS sos. st., ii''fdbi; s.. Jr,
Asd Ano sxrs, TO Bowery Saw Bank, 1913
fA,wery: attys. cAdwalader' W
Wall st......' 'fs@'V'V
Bronx.
couRrLANDT Az nv GO. issd 81 500
msp, Hotel Lafayette, Portland. Ne;
auys. Gsilen r a II. "a wiillsm
wTIIaiis Nv. sisi.ftriniiiiin savings BANK
TO jElise schwaner, l72 W ssth vt; attya,
windsl. y r. 277 BwHy ~; $4,000 %
Sg JasoS N lew, io5i MOTIF. sv; atty,
CHS Emo. 81 Chamber. st. $500
vYsR AV, VS. IT'S n lIsth Of. S7.sxss.lo--
N Investors corpn to Title Guar T
Go, ira HWay; atty, Title Guar h Co
cRA>tD Av, E 8, rs . North ct, 25xlO0--
ErnSt Adiekes to John Hneger. 2sls 9Th
avi IIttys, Elfers A 4. 27I Rway 81
a40THI ST as5-5 E--vincent II Mcguire to
Louii,e Lane, s49 FOX st; attys. Hirie-
man =. 81 z 18th st:.'3;::;. $500
10 nj ba Realty Co. at Bwayi attyA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

PROSPECT AV, 103o-Ruth ID Parker TO
Lawyers Title a T Co. 100 Bway; atty.
Lawyers Title & I Co. 100 Bway. 50. goo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
RECORDED LEASES.
yfonhattan


eT H,;sT e s,s,,: .st r.. g. .iIswm y
y r: s s.sS s s:, w s.rs .s- ia, K
LExiHoroN Nv. ;fsi.iii. n. a Sois q al
-Hy p.sns to United Cigar Stores 90
OF America. q W lsth e. from June 1.
ins e. NAY 81. 1890, atty. 3 II ssieoeh,
BsooMn r. 'id;:ii ia iss;%s e ass
Tor a. presidsnt American Express Co. TO
Sophia Hickman, arm Q BHekmap. fss
Lafayetts ct. i.i1 yrs; address Q Blick-
man. 1ss Lafayette st.. 1880
press Co TO Philip severins. 81 Marin pl
Newark. ,, from May 1. 1918, . s-fi
Yrs; atty. ssvsrins. zoe Brooms
srA Nv. III. o.. s.j,h q iisii W.. sii.w
Louisa A Christian 20 United Cigar Co OF
America. ~ " 18th Ut. IL io-i1 YRS from
July !, 1913; atty, o N stroook, ~ w
7TH Az. III, sii.cns; dsiiashsr e to Abr
Kapian. ss6 y ifsd Of. and ano, 3 yrs
from Sept i. isisi atty. Morris tsyitte,
AVA, lis. . ssk'S.sophl. 0ct,i,s. ssisyS
10 Julius siibsrswsis. l1t 81 Nicholas az,
yfs from Aug Is. 1913, 8 yrs rene val
81 ti.sso; Attys. ooidstsin . q, see
srT Hv. isa. ! and par, b--r.idor sciow:s
ana ane 10 La Refine Restaurant CO, 1sA
gth av, from July II. 1919, TO April ~,
is3t; attys. schissinser . L.. 10 wall
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INVESTORS BUY aTTH ST. LOFT.

Thomas ]. Orally sold for the Emf
grant Industrial Savings Bank the tive
SIX story loft buildings at 133 and 142
West Twsnty-seventh street, on plot
I7oxsss. This property was taken at
foreclosure By the bank some years ago.
The holding price was $2ss.ooo. The
rental is $4,000. II was bought by .
syndicate for investment. whose names
will BE- announced later.
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BANKERS Trust BUYS AGAIN.

The Bankers Trust Company has pur.
chased from the Empire Trust Company
the property at Z Pine street, which IL
now occupied by q ten story buildtrS
The lot has a frontage OF ~ feet on
Fine street with q topth OF 70 feet .
inches. Albert b. Ashforth represented
the Bankers Trust Company In this deal
ana Brown. WhseiOck q Co represented
the Empire Trust Company. The trust
company purchased about two months
10 and IL WY Greet and this pur-
Saase OF Pine street complstes its
holdings for q site for the new ex-
tension Of the Bankers Trust Company
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OTHER SALES IN MANHArrAN.

HUDSON sTREET--w. n. Dean A Co.
sold to the 1+7 and 14s Hrsson Street
company the two ave story and Lass-
ment buildings at that addresa r..
=. schreuber 4 Bro. represented the
WEST TwENr1.FouRrH srRrpr--
NORMAN 3. Riesenfsld purchased at
lsb West rwsnty-fourth street o six
story building. on plot 2bx1f7. from
me estate Of Richard N. Casey ana
The estate OF u. II. Goodman. This
property is asssssed nj $4,000 and was
nsid at $4,000, the rental being $500.
Ihe broker was ,. oppenheiIner.
WAsr issp sTkxNT--Msrit Realty
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brown REsELLs THE sraUoIA.

Frederick Brown, who bought the Sc
ouoia apartment house az the southeast
corner Of Broadway and 165th street
three weeks ago. resold It yesterday to
william r. Daniels, an investor, who
gave in trade three properties In MAN.
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn The
entire deal involved $71B,0oo.
The sequoia occupies plot i10x1oo.s.
II has an annual rent roll Of $4,000
and has been hold at 100000. 1t was
taken subject to mortgage Of $3l5,-
900, which had been reduced from
$3.50, 900.
The properties given In trade were
a West seventy-nfth street, o four
story dwelling, 1oxtoo. the purchase OF
which by Mr.. Brown was reported re-
Gently: a block front on 15oth street.
extending from Exterior street TO River
avenue, Bronx. containing about $4,000
square feet, and q four-stCry apartment
house. 75xis0, at SEQ Washington ave-
nue.. near wiiiouShby avenue, Brooklyn,
renting for about $4,000.
Mr. Brown bought the Sequoia from
O. D. Clark Of Cincinnati, who acquired
II In 1914.