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LIVELY BIDDING AT SALE.
Bryan l.. Kennedy Disposcs OF N
Parcels for s2bs,bOO.

Bryan L. Kennedy held very sue
cessful auction sale at the Exchange
Salesroom yesterday. at which he dis
posed of twelve parcels of real estate for
s25S,500. The sale was we'll attended
and tho bidding lively. BY order Of v.
Evcrit Macy as trustee Mr.. Kennedy
sold to d. II. Jackson 3ss TO .a41ts West
Forty-frst street. three four story brick
and brownstone tenements. 50x10o, for
$4,000, and to Leon spanier 24S and 245
East 1924 street, two Ave story double
apartments, 27x100.11, each for $4,000.
also 213 East Seventy-third street. q Ave
story double brownstone tenement with
two stores, 25x102.2, for $4,000.
For tho executors of Philip NJ. Smith
Mr.. Kennedy sold as1 Second avenue.
northwest corner Of East Twenty-second
street, a four story brick double tene-
ment with store, 24.1x6<, to John Benzur
for t16,300; also 1876 Third avenue and
202 East Fifty-frst street, on southeast
corner, o four story brick double tome
ment. 80x6s.6. to r. H. Johns for s1s.-
$50; So to % Decatur street. Brooklyn,
four four story brick single apartments.
150x12o. to Union Elton Company for
se2,600; the northwest corner OF Car
man avenue and Broadway, Cedarhurst
| L. l.. three story frame dwelling, to
| trustees Of st. Patrick's Cathedral for
$4,000: also west side Of Central ave-
nue., woodmere, l. l.. a three story
frame dwelling. 100x15o. to Frank d
whalen for 31s.750; for the estate OF j
II. Zurlage - Gold street, nve story
brick loft building with store, 20x60.10S
| 21x62, to J. w. klie for S1s,so0: also
\ l0s vesey street, three story bricl
building with store 22x75.10. to H. A
Gaede for $17.10o.
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OTHER SALES Nv THE BRoNx.

EAST 18TH sTREET-Williamson &
Bryan sold 70 a client for the Duo
Company the three family houses at
7s0 Cauldwell avenue and $50 East
I5Sth street
HOME STREET - SamueP Grossman
sold the i've story apartment house
at 9S5 Home street to the Concord
Investment Company.
WEST 17STH STREET-The American
Savings Bank sold the two dwellings
at 22S and 230 West 17sth street to
Pauline Citrin through A. l.. Foulk,
WASHINGTON AVENUF-Steinman &
Steinman sold 1917 Washington ave-
nue.. a Ave story nat. 42.sx9b.
EAST l4STH STRENGTHENING Cross
man bought two tenement houses. COX
106. at 215 and 2l7 East 1&Sth street,
through Newman Grossman.
EAST 173D srREET-Steinman 4
Steinnan sold 1000 East 17sd street.
hve story new law house. 50xi00
BOSTON ROAD--D. H. Jackson sold 70
the Zsropo Realty Company. a client
OF Goldsmith & Rosenthol. 1890 and
1896 Boston road. two Ave story apart
ments. l00x200, held at si25.000.
iLORILLARD PLACED A. Trotta sold
for Nicola Dc Crcscenzo 1880 Lorii-
lard place, a three family dwelling.
EAST ls5TH STREET = StsInman a
! Steinman sold 9s2 East l65th street q
Ave story new law apartment. t0xli0
EAST 1ssTH STREET = steinman 4
Steinman sold 59t East lSsth street, q
l ave story nat 3gsxloo,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Sd Av. iss.ao2. so and b--May Bnts TO
Anna Simons. 1873 Essex st and An
thony Reinart. coz z 18th ct, yrs from
Nay /. 1919; atty, julius Retdler, 2ss
10Th ST. 5si Il, str-iouis s Newman to
BENZ Kaplin. Patohogue l. I, is yrs
and IL from March II, 1918: atty, s.
stark. 2ss Bway $3.50
BROADWAY. e C 146th st, str and part
cellar-Mary J Cunningham TO Israel
and Ethel zakrowsky 45 w 117th ut.
from Nov Is, 1919, to Oct Is. 1928. re-
corded from Nov "a. 1914; attys. SPITE
en-, L, ~ Pine st. -. $4,000
OF b-Wm McNulty to Israel J Sasmor.
?sts sth av. 10 yrs from April. /.
sTH Av. 1850. north str ana and ist
loft. or "a foor-Estate of Eugene A
Hoffman to Richardson q Boynton Co, 81
w Slst ct. 10 yrs from Feb /, 1920 $4,000
18TH ST, 32s-so q, Sd foor--Eastern N Y
Wet Wash Laundry Go to 26th ST Steam
Laundry. s. Lila yrs from April 1, 1919;
attys. silverman q Toiins. 80 Nassau
sisr ST, Z W. aii-Asnes J Tucker to the
Ado Company, 2640 Bway, 10 5.i2 yrs
from May !. 1919. 8 yrs renew; sttys, NJ
Haywood q Co. 264o Bway. $2.7s9.27
Bronx.
POPLAR ST. 24os, ail--Tony Gal,elIa A
ano TO Rosario Lagana, 24os Poplar 1T
" from April s. 1919; atty, ] Lagans
cRoToNX Az. isos. .tore..Hermsn COOS
sen to Louis Brandt, 1909 Crotona av,
yrs from May l, 1919; atty, Loui,
Brandt. 1903 Crotona av.........s42t
The sun., 1919-04-10
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Browning Adds 8 Apartments
on Central Park WestIto
His Holdings.
lMPERATOR SOLD TWICE
Drive Apartment Claimed by
2 Buyers; Bronx Apartments
to Cost 100000.

Nine apartment houses covering the
entire block front on the west side of
Central Park West, between 10ed and
104th strects, were added yesterday to
the long string OF properties acquired
since the frst'of the year by Edward w
Browning, operator. builder and investor
Mr.. Browning bought the properties
from the estate of George Bliss. which
has owned them for more than twenty
years.
The houses are known as tho Parl
View apartments and are numbered 43s
TO <3s Central Park West, West 1880
street and Q West 1o4th street They
are all Eve story structures, having @
combined frontage OF 201.f0 feet or
Central Park West and 100 feet or
either street They are laid out ir
suites of six. seven and eight rooms. bu,
Mr., Browning intends splitting them vi
into smaller apartments John Finl
was the broker in the transaction.
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RESULTS All AUCTION.
lat u vESEY STREET. J

Asst Ct n,o.s41ls W a.. go a., nv
AiSI oS',oaa y; L'uo uth aV,
ppsuos' sS tn's w IS5N rear
o,ass' us'eS SAFE TO Dah'e' ,S laS SS0
l2?p ST 24S-G +o H. n :. 1870 "a av.
n4hi"V, IL, sS '"s' ''S'e sac .n no
leon On, oBna1hsI '';;sK' ~,
'Sp 81 80 f., >, 20 90 nE, 49, -,
sly sh' anu A'S' 'Fs'eS sae' u ,t t%Gn
oof,D ST, IL, IS. SOS W Fulton st, 2Ox
6O.Iox21x62, 8 sty loft and str exrs
sale; to W Kiie, ..o...; -. .sl9, 500
VESEY ST, los, n g. 239 c West st, ok
7b.lox irreE, sty hotel: eNr's sale: es-
n ts,e Of II zuFiaS9' deceased; {. $ ,o a
244SS4, sty int ana strs; exr.s sale; 20
John Benzur. .................... SIG 800
Sd Az. s35, cor nlst 81 t2o2). S0.2x
060, sty tint and strs. eXrs sale: estate
OF Phi!ip NJ Smith decd To zoo ~
nEShT1rn or ss-a4 So rhroHn nv
Bkiyn, IO0xl20. 4 4 Bty aats: vol sale.
TO Union Elton Co................SG2 see. ZOO
CEDARHURsT. n W cor Bway and Car
man av. 1S2X164x irreg. sly dwlg and
EAIaEe vol sale; 20 trustees OF - iat,
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BANK BUYS SITE FOR
HOME IN L. I. CITY
Other Transactions Reported
in Queens.

The Long Island City Savings Bank
bought to build itself three story home,
costing s260.000. on the Queensboro
Bridge Plaza, Long Island City, an
eighty foot frontage on Hunter avenue,
extending through 10 feet TO Academy
street, with seventy feet frontage on
that street. and adjoining the banking
buildings OF the Corn Exchange Bank
and the Long Island City branch of the
Bank Of Long Island. The price paid
was about $4,000.
The Urban Water Supply Company
has taken title from the Kouwenhoven
Estates. Inc. to a plot s00x141 on the
north side of the Flushing road west
Of Thirty-flrst street, Elmhurst
Cross q Brown Company sold in Long
Island City. to Harry Harris. three lots
at the southeast corner OF Graham and
Sixth avenues; to T. Aronstamn, block
front, 200x140. on the north side OF
Pierce avenue, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, and to J. L. jackson, the block
front, a00x2e0, on the north side of
Pierce avenue, between sixth and sew
enth avenues.
Mary A. Einsman sold to William and
Harmon Corney ten lots on Third and
Fourth avenues Astoria. Otterbourg.
Steindler q Houston represented the
seller.
The Lewis II. May Company leased
at Far Rockaway. l. l.. for William
Luce. cottage on Broadway 70 Mrs.
Thomas E. Marshall; for Maria A.
O'Rei1ly, cottage, corner Nelson and
State streets, to Eugene Black for Anna
A. Welt, cottage. corner Willow place
/ and Sea View avenue, to Mildred IL
Goldman: for Peter Robohm, cottage on
Central avenue TO Jacob Kats; for Lulu
Tobias. cottage on Ocean avenue &c
Leon Forst for Coast Realty Company
cottage on Hollywood avenue TO How
ard r. Stanley.
J. Albert Johntra sold the property NJ
So North Twelfth street, Flushing
owned by John Dobson, to John s. Reilly
who now occupies the premises
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same. pr mtg 100000, March 1. 10 yr,,

same. pr mtg $4,000. March 1. 10 .yr,,s
psfiNar. ' xv 't is;i ana iiis. i5nicS%
co. -, pr mtg $4,000, April 4;
sATHaATE Av. 1890. . $. Isssst-Min-
ME Mazziotta to Barclay Holding Corp,
az DSay. April 8. yrs, 5h%; atty ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1891 TO 1895,
Too.IGGosin f nR fSaliS Go % cedar
;ssS ..sSeo Apsi h'; !: .nssall.. e. %;s ";
KELLY ' ST. 4. SS,s. is.ssioO1hiSsrt
Pbest to Paul pochisrmann. Mlneola.
L l. April a yrs. 6h ~ atty T oO g
Newman to Ruth Miller, 1917 Fulton at,
BROOKLYN. March Is. = yrs. Sh%; atty;
SAME PRoPERTYDssms 10 game. pr
mtg t1.soo. March is. yrs, sH;%Si
aRIGcs sane ne s:'s;sco .s 'i9..s,3Huyo
i.r Real Eat 1 corpa to G;ustst + hers,
], due April i. 1870, s%i atty. Title
KHIEY ST. . 3, 400 n iiiiith st, ,S.l0oS
s nis'r , 1 i K.,y e. AeFl s. y''s
fSs HsS,a ~ c1r as 10 corSssssa iy
e. III y s en- s; si, Ss T's ' ssis%.a AD5s
cRoTONA Az. 1859, W g, P4.2x--- Angelo
Falco to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty ct.
4RT Guar az &C Co. i,s per bond; $3.50 ty
CLAY Az. loti, W q, 25.1xioo-Hyman
Greenfield to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
T,ie P Guar ars CO. &C. ia e R swa Sona az
KING Az, " ., IS o Terrace pl. s7.sxloo-
Richard Bergen to N Y Cooperative B
e%; atty. VIM Langdon. Rector
Lot y. map ysrian i5st.-!wm d Fitzser:
AID 10 " Cooperative r q I, Assn, IS
w, lfsth ct, April Q. tnstals. So; atty.
VIM LanEdon Rartnr ~. 10 o
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.
Capt. Archie Roosevelt Leases
Oyster bay Cottage.

Howell ]. Lomax leased for Franklin
Remington the cottage situated on his
shore front estate at Centre Island
Oyster Bay. L. l.. TO Capt Archibald
b. Roosevelt. who will spend a portion
of tho summer there.
The Robert f. Farley Organization
sold for the Estates OF Tappan Zee, Inc,
plot on Broadway. in the Philipse
Manor section OF Tarrytown, N. y, 10
II. Morgan OF YonkerA
The German Odd Fellows Home So
ciety in Yonkers 10 selling fits twenty
eight acre property near Tuckahoe Ia
the Hebrew National Orphan Asylum OF
East Seventh street
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SALES IN BRooKLYN.

Metster Builders, Inc. bought from
Elizabeth HoughtlinS 1879 Seventy
ninth street, n two story cottage. sox1oo.
Realty Trust sold for Aztec Realty
Corporation the three story store and
apartment house ti17 Fourteenth avenue
TO Solomon Zagorin.
+. C. Sauter sold for ]. Graham
Wright TO Ellen Sheehan the three story
dw, ing at 214 Garfield place.
Tho McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the three story apartment
building at 800 Flatbush S~enuo for
Walter r. Lusher 10 client for invest
fnent
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RAvENHALL's CHANGES HANDS.

Ravenhalrs a noted Coney Island re.
sort, which includes private park. u
large hotel and bathing pavilion. and
which for many years has been a popu-
lar rendezvous Of the sporting fraternity,
has been sold by Richard Ravenhall, Its
founder and proprietor. who intends 20
retire from business. The purchaser Of
the resort is Joseph Sartori, q restaurant
man. Charles Zerbarini negotiated the
transaction. and the purchase price Is
said TO have been about 100000.
The property has a frontage OF 800
feet on Surf avenue and extends back
900 feet to tho ocean. II adjoins on the
west 'riiyous Steeplechase Park, and
was originally part OF a much larger
tract of land purchased by Mr.. Raven
hal! from the town OF Gravesend about
thirty-f1ve years ago.
The sun., 1919-04-10
MORE HIGH PRICES
AT FUR AUCTION
One Lot of Marten Brings
1927 q Skin-Day's Sales
S1,OOO,OOO.

Fur prices still are soaring. Offerings
yesterday at the 100000 sale Of raw
pelts of the New York Fur Auction Sales
Corporation in Masonic Hall, consisting
OF q varied assortment Of skins. brought
prices generally above thet levels estab-
lished during the midwinter auction
here.
Included in the offerings were 1858
Chinese weasel, 1913 Chinese raccoon,
1897 wildcat. 3,6s6 ringtail cat. OIL
otter. 6,ls7 sundry fox, 1884 Aus
tralian fox. 2s.1s9 wolf, 226.60o Amsri-
can opossum. 3,423 marten and q col
lection OF sundries.
Of1cial average advances. as COM
pared with the midwinter sale held by
the corporation. were as followsi Mar
Ten. 60 per cent Chinese weasel. 20 per
cent: Chinese raccoon, rs per cent
Northern wildcat, rs per cent ringtail
cat, 100 per cent. Northern otter, 10
per cent; Northern wolf. 10 per cant.
Southwestern wildcat. Southern otter
and Australian fox showed no change.
Southwe stern wolf declined 10 per cent.
The total sales for the day amounted
TO s1,000,000, bringing the total sales UP
to $2.5O0,oO0.
Marten, which Is so like the royal
$500 Russian sable that 1t Ia sometimes
called Hudson Bay sable. was by far the
feature of the days activities. It's use
as one of the summer fur leaders has
, so enhanced its value that c. q. Gunth-
er's Sons paid s127 n skin for an excep-
tionally fine lot As low as s228 was
realized for certain grades, but the gen-
eral run Of prices was high. Milton
Schneider &c Co. bought several large
lots.
otter sold up to $1,000. The lowest
price registered for this skin was $3.50
Other prices realized were as follows:
Chinese weasel. 20 cents to 80 cents
Chinese raccoon, $40 to $3.50; wildcat
81 to 1880; ringtail cat, s5 cents &c
$3.50; Australian fox. S1.50 to $3.50
Karagon fox, 81 TO 81; Macedonian fox
81 to $3.50; Indian fox, SO to so cents.
! Offerings OF sundries were sold as fol
lows:
Spanish cats. si95: chinchilla rat, .
cents; monkey. from 81 to s1.45; hare
80 cents: rabbit, IS cents: Jap coney
10 cents: white fox paws, 20 cents JaI
badger, $40 wallaby, $3.50: chinchills
cents; broadtails, 10 cents; mountain
lion. $3.50.
An Offering OF $4,000 chipmunk wal
purchased by Milton Schneider & Co. To-
cents a skin. Wolf sold from ~ Il
SCI.
Offerings for to-day include $3.50
raccoon, 53,04S mink, 5000 pounds o
rabbit, and a portion of the American
opossum offering scheduled to be sol,
yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE JoTTrNos.

Joseph p. Day will offer at auction 90
day in the Vesey street auction room
the holdings of the estate Of James G.
Mclaughlin. consisting OF dwellings.
tenements and building sites located In
Brooklyn and The Bronx.
Tho West Side Taxpayers Association
will hold q meeting this evening at 267
West Thirty-fourth street.
The sun., 1919-04-10
BRONX APARTMENT VENTURE.

The Realty Managers, Ino.. Frank
Begerisch president. purchased from the
Burnside, Jerome Lots Corporation all
OF the square block bounded by Burnside
avenue. the Concourse. Creston avenue
and 1S0th street, with the exception Of
the 100 foot corner OF 1soth street and
Concourse and the corner OF Burnside
avenue and the Concourse. There are
over twenty-one lots in the sale. The
same purchaser recently bought the two
block fronts on the south side of Burn
side avenue from Walton TO Morris ave-
nue and from Morris to Creston avenue.
The property will be improved imme-
diately with high class apartment houses,
which will mean a S2.o00.oo0 outlay. b
H. weisker was the broker in all OF
these sales.
The sun., 1919-04-10
NONE SMALL SUITES PLANNED.

Maurice Wertheim sold for cash TO
Mrs. Catalina Paez McManus the old
four story and basement dwelling, 2oxeS,
at 459 Lexington avenue, north
east corner of Forty -fifth street, for Mrs.
Mary Ahearn. The purchaser, client
Of Andrew ]. Thomas, architect, intends
TO reconstruct the old building into
stores and studio apartments along novel
lines, the remodelled building to be
ready for occupancy In the early fall.
A. A. Hageman purchased the two
four story dwellings, III and 11s West
Ninety-second street, 3s.6x10o.S. Plans
have been filed 20 alter the buildings
into small, non-housekeeping suites, TO
be ready for occupancy In September
The property adjoins the gateway to the
Croton water adueduct-
The sun., 1919-04-10
BANK LEASES FLOOR.
Rentn Space in Beaver st. Buildins
Other Business Leases.

Other Business Leases.
The demand for desirable ground floors
IN the financial district Is illustrated in
the rental to the Bank OF British West
Africa, Ltd. Of the ground floor In the
Beaver Building, 100 Beaver street. This
space has been leased by George r, Read
& Co. for the Commercial Bank OF Span
ish America tho present tenants, who
are moving to 40 Broadway. where they
will occupy the second floor OF the build
ing.
J. Clarence Davies leased to connell
Daniels q Anthony. Inc, 721 and 723
East 1ssth street. two story brick fac.
tory. 5ox1oo
NJ & I. Hess, Inc. rented space at 50
Fifth avenue to tho Bliss Reproduction
Company; at 1853 to 17s West Twenty.
third street to Fireman & Pesner. and
with H v. Meade & Co. tho corner store
At 51s Eighth avenue TO Silver q Her.
man
]. Clarence Davies with F. J. Gull.
foyie & Co.. Inc. leased to the Fifty
Fifty Corporation floor at 800 Fifth
avenue.
Spear & Co. rented the store and base.
ment at III Nassau street to Schall
Thaler, who will occupy the premises a,
a restaurant.
J. B. English leased the upper lofts II
1894 Broadway to Max Rogers.
Cross a Brown Company leased loft
at lis West Broadway to Henry Stern
| and at 256 West Sixty-nintli street to tn.
Serv-Well Welding Corporation.
Frederick Fox q Co. leased 20 Ma,
and Charles Siegel the first loft at q
to 81 West Fourth street: TO Ben1ami,
Thier & Moses Monheit the basement
Ftore and cellar Mt So East Twelfth
street TO Solomon Schwartz the sixtl
loft at 1913 West Seventeenth street
with L. Tannenbaum Strauss q Co. {
Punsky q sudansky the NTH loft n
| 20 and IS Washington place. and wit
Cross Brown Co. space on the thir
floor at s and 10 West Forty-flfth stree
Charles B. Van Valen. Inc. rented 70
the John Realty Company, C. II. T. Ben
ton president, the third floor of So jon
street 70 Joseph S. Frelinghuysen an
associates for insurance Offices.
Charles y. Noyes Company leased tn
second floor OF ia and 116 Fulton stree
TO tho American Frame and Pictur
Company. and a portion Of the fourt
floor TO Elliasberg, Rosenblatt & Barsky
tho fourth floor OF 11s and 100 We.
Forty-third street TO tho Strand Al
Service for brakes Restaurant, Inc.
The sun., 1919-04-10
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

FIRST AVENUE-Charles Eberhart.
as executor, sold 1852 First avenue
to client Of sigmund Levy. This
property was purchased in 1886 by
the late Markus Eberhart.
EAST 1857 STREET.-THE Real Es-
tate Management Company sold the
three story dwelling at 16 East 1S1st
street. 1sx1oo. for the Seventy-fourth
Street Holding Company. Inc. to tho
Hudwtll Corporation.
WEST FORTIETH STREET-Cam-
mann, voorhees, & Floyd sold for the
estate Of Madeline s. Rogers the six
story building at 81 West Fortieth
street, 25x9s.9, occupied by the Nor
den Electric Company.
EAST FORTY NINTH STREET-The
Sunnyside Holding Company. Frank
Hillman president. sold the two six
story new law apartments. each 40.5S
1908. at 329 TO 335 East Forty-ninth
street. 20 Kertscher & Co. They were
given in exchange for the 100 foot six
story apartment at the northeast cor
ner OF Northern avenue and 17sth
street, sale Of which was reported on
Monday.
EAST ELEVENTH STREET-Nathan
Block. a client of Max Silverstein.
bought the six story apartment, SIX
100. at cal East Eleventh street, from
Margaret Raeth.
WEST 1l1TH STREET-Jonas Kolh
sold bOI to 51l West 1l1th street, a
six story apartment. 6e.ex10o. for
David Steiner to q client OF Goldsmith
& Rosenthal.
| AMSTERDAM AVENUE - Frederick
Brown sold TO the Hannah Realty
Company 1890 Amsterdam avenue. q
five story triple fiat, 27xloo.
n III
Brettel cold for the estate OF An
drew jackson to J. L. Van SAINT s27
East 12sth street. three story dwell
! ing. 20xl0o.
WEST SIXTY-NINTH STREET-Peas,
| & Gilman sold for tho heirs Of
| Horace White the four story dwell
| ing at IS West SiNty-ninth street u
New York business man.
WEST 18TH sTREET-Norman Den
| ger resold for a client the two stor,
building, 25x1oo. at SCI West I57i
| street
WEST 192D STREET-The Unior
Dime Savings Bank sold tho six story
elevator apartment bouse at 61& Yves
1921 street. 5ox100, which 1t took II
foreclosure recently.
EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET-D, 4
| Trotta sold for DR.. Laase, 3l4 Eas
| 18th street. four story dwelling
! 14xTs.
RROOAiB STREET - The Greenwich
Savings Bank sold the six story iof
building at $50 Broome street, 2bx1o0
SEVENTH AVENUE-Carrie ALLOW
tiz sold two hve story fats. 7bx1oo
at 230S and 23l0 Seventh avenue Il
the Renaw Realty Company, Inc.
Henry 8. Warner, president
WEST 136TH STIIEDT-The Broad
way Savings Institution sold TO DR.
| william L. Davis tho three stor,
dwelling, 17xl60. at 20S West 1850
street.
The sun., 1919-04-10
EDGECoMBB SOLD FOR CASH.

The Edgecombe, a six story elevator
apartment house, occupying the triangu-
lar plot at the junction OF Edgecombe
and Bradhurst avenues and 142d street,
known as 1870 TO 1S6 Edgecombe avenue,
he's been cold by Casco Traders (Charles
L. APPEL. president) to Miss E. c. Nc
Intyre for investment The building
fronts 100 feet on Edgecombe avenue
and 1873 feet on Bradhurst avenue and
has rear line of seventy-three feet II
was sold for all cash through Axel A.
Olsen. Tho holding price was $4,000.
The sun., 1919-04-10
Business Troubles
Petitions in bankruptcy.

DAVID DANIDSON-A voluntary petition
Of David Davidson shows liabilities OF
SlsS7O and no assets The three largest
creditors are; Moritz Freund, 3N wliks
avenue. s3.55s; Ja5urg Bros, IN Leon
ara street. $500. md Ella Corwin. Port
JeryIs, y j.. 1880. Louis Dorfman,
l2C9 Broadway, Is the attorney.
KARIN BROS.--An Involuntary petition
against the Harms slros., 46T Broadway,
Is by three creditors. claiming: Louis
Goldberg, Eid4; BENJAMIN Klein. s22o.
and Morris Charmltz, s43.. David Blit-
zar. 40 Broadway. IL the attorney.
NORMANNA COMPANY. INC---A yoIun
tHry petition Of the NormannA Company,
Inc. III East Eighteenth street. shows
liabilities of SS0,7s6 ana assets OF 49,
So2. SaCoo Of which IS in money du. 20
them, The three largest creditors are;
metropolitan trust Company. co Wall
street. s52,324i Greenwlch Trust Com
pauy S74 Broadway, SlLS30. and Hoiz-
man Rros.. IS Exchange place. $3.50.
u. II. Rudolph Marks. 32O Broadway. 10
tho attorney.
Judgments.
The following judgments we're nled yes
ttrday. April Q; the hrst name is that OF
tho debtor:
Aronow'ta, BENJAMIN. rin.--J
\. NcG@n: custs,............. 1:iI.I&
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The sun., 1919-04-10
SALE OF 1be SOUTH STREET.

The Charles T.. Noyes Company and
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold to Richard g,
Elliott 15s South street. five story build
ing. 2sxso, subject to May I occupancy
Mr.. Elliott previously purchased through
the same brokers EST Front street. a five
story building. 23x60. He is taking the
property free OF mortgage and on a
strictly cash basis Negotiations are
pending through the Noyes company for
a resale or lease OF the South street
building.