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BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
Countess Josephine Del Drago the six
story building at 64-6e Lispenard street
for ten years to Samuel Harris at an
aggregate rental Of about $4,000.
Pease & Gilman leased for the New
York Title & Mortgage Company ofiices
at 1876 Broadway to the United States
Shipping Board.
Henry Hof leased the store and base
ment at SOS Second avenue to the
Physical Culture Publishing Company.
10 be used as a distributing station.
Samuel II. Martin leased for tho b.
n. Keith's New York Theatres Com
many the store and basement at 50 West
Sixty second street to William r. King.
Bastins a Co. Inc, rented the second
floor at 4S East Thirty-fourth street to
Katherine McNaught and Arthur Free
man: the second floor at So East Thir-
ty-fourth street to DIR. Nathan Fox.
Frederick Fox q CO.. Inc, leased for
the Garden Investing Company to the
Dancing Carnival the three story build
ing at 81 and 81 West Sixty-sevsnth
street for ten years at an aggregate
rental of $4,000.
Harris & Vaughn leased for the VIM
| ter Garden Company the southeriy store
adjoining the entrance 70 the theatre al
1el6 Broadway TO M. Pau Gordon
formerly OF me Boyer-G Gordon Drug
Company. Tor . drug storsi also foI
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SATISFIED MoRTaAaEs.

SATISFIED MoRTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lenders sttor-
ney)
Manhattan.
''EA p sy Hoss S.sh. MsIn 81 0 stS
sy. June 10, 1914; sttys. Hsymsan oc =
Jao ps1snh Ax . sSr i JSe Il
exrs will Marie Ulrich, TO cruikshsnk
GO, itt pEsy, Sept 3. 1915; atty, Ti ~:
~ g. i s Ia fS iE;:;;ii,.. . q j.:
ss; r sst' s. 20 y csaY'1 i,, a. .; tyr:
hsekman. Msnksn q. ST. willismn
S.sn. g csAn !: S SI5 r %:sA It rs sysT
n c,d: Drive 10. NAY Sr Is. 1919; atty, Z
',R 81 8, Hsiais Is. CO. "a $50 a. sss1. i 1i.
,si ffh' atty .: Msfa, n oSias.rs,' g. ss
SAD T 81. So, ISL ii Az. 'tii1;.ioo. t.RscS.i
SOhn Wolf ,,; AaySn os ana 1,d SRS.q.,ds
pGirs, june 20 q. 1905: saty.' wsntworth.
ssTH ST. .. 50 . Lexington av. is.loo;ii
IS Taylor. Feb Is. 1859; atty, LIS
ousckenbush, 1st Bwey. 800. ;{1a,eeo
sap ST. 80 EGrsnyille T ana Paulln line
attys, Emmett Parish. 81 Wall
SAME PRoPERTY.-juiius and Duke
H Rudisoh to same, Doc ~. 1906; attys;
,sT sm' sr. iis wi-cha: 4 and Laura 6
Clark to Chss crowell and ches A and
Laura c Clark. exrs, Jan so, 1908; ATTY,
Chas 4 Clark s.a Nassau 81; :siz,ioVSs
xs7.11xit.exss11-Han Mendes to
the Bronx Security and Brokerage Co
25s p issth st. April :, 1918; atty i:s esS
| Levein, i5s ID 1sSth st. ..tseo
18th ST, 4 at " Amsterdam av 11x
1ea2-Dmily and Edwin N Post TO
| CLARA Schafer, extrx will simon Schafer,
Dec 20, 1895: attys, Davies, stone 4 An.
| erbach, 81 Nassau ut. $4,000
9Th ST, ls5 Eth st Garage, Inc. to
Moses Esberg, 40 West End ay, July ),
Igii: attys, kantrowitl q DsSsrs; 3aS
s1TE sr, t;is:ii W, i.... rear hiI eighth
Bind.ry. to A T B. 7. Mar. = 4 ? Go.
Ltd. on premises May 10, 1913; attye.
Wilson. Barker a Wager. ~ wal
| Cath and Patrick Mahon to Robt
| Mahon. May ls. 1884; address. r v Ma.
18TH ST, "is wGEdw u Proudmsn "a
| Gertrude Chase Gilpin, trustee will Geo
G Chase, late Of CALDWELL. N J. Jan -
4 ..Ht
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SHORE ACRES TO BE SOLD.
A. G. Sheridan VIII Auction Choice
Lots on Sound Tomorrow.

A. G. Sheridan VIII Auction Choice
Lots on Sound Tomorrow.
The Shore Acres development, inciud-
ing $40 highly improved and restricted
villa plots on Long Island Sound be-
tween Rye and Mamaroneck. will be sold
at unreservec auction tomorrow, COM
mencing at 1 80 p. NJ. The sale will be
held on the premises, rain or shine, and
will continue until every lot In disposed
Of. The auction II under the personal
direction OF Arthur G. Sheridan, real es-
tate auctioneer. George n. Read q Co.
are the agents The property is on the
Boston Post Road and easily accessible.
Each plot II located on an improved
thoroughfare and many Of them are d.
rectly on the water. The Shore Acres
Club and private bathing beach are on
the property, AZ we'll as many artistic
dwellings. It 10 arranged that 60 per
cent Of the purchase price may remain
on bond and mortgage.
Speaking about the sale, Hr. Sheridan
said that while he expected large at
tendance he was sure the prices would
be attractively low. as there was POSI-
lively no upset price on any Of the plots
George n. Read u conducting the
sale with mo-" he said, and We have re-
ceived numerous offers TO dispose oil
plots at private sale, but We have de-
ciined such offers. The close proximity
Of the railroad station at Mamaronect
and the fact thar Shore Acres II the last
highly improved subdivision directly on
Long Island Sound available should have
marked tendency TO attract pur'
chaserA"
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET-David L. Wood
all, Jr., sold for James F. Donohue
the two story dwelling, box1oo, on the
north side OF 175th street about zoo
feet west of Park avenue.
HARLEM RIVER TERRI CE b. III.
weisker sold for John y. Eustis to
A. l.. Guidone for immediate improve
ment the plot, 1o0xlo0. on the east
side of Harlem River Terrace, 1913
feet south of Fordham road.
EAST 1s4TH STREET-Duff & Brown
Company sold for Anna NJ. Jones to a
client the northwest corner OF 1s4th
street and Marion avenue, 51x100.
FOREST AvENUE-Ella C. Christie
sold to a client of Williamson Bryan
the two story house at $50 Forest
avenue.
EAST 1e5TH STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company bought from client
of Kentrowitz & Esberg, attorneys.
232 East 165th street. five story new
law apartment house. 45xS5.
BATHGATE AVENUE-Heller q Suns
man sold 1850 and 1852 Bathgate ave-
nue.. an apartment, 41.exl1o. to an in
weston.
EAST l6sTH STREET - Eugene J.
Busher resold for Christopher Stein
camp 400 and 311 East 15Sth street
10 James L. Van SAINT.
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RECORDED Leases.
Mania ftan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. W e. bet lS5th and
l5Sth SITS. l2s,llxStl4 on | along C !
CIR x@1sa7 on i for gauge pur-
10 yr. for $4,000, and subj to o W
T Reynolds. Malone Ho, Audubon Park,
yr from June l. 1919. and 15 yrs
rem at $1,000, plus taxes. &C; attys,
.OTH ST. no and III W, " str and b
Point Realty Corp to Granieks Buffet
Lunch, % sth av 10 yrs fr May !.
atty. Abr ] Halpin. a Park Row. Sc. 900
John Lux. 57l W l5eth st. 10 yrs
fr June l. 1919; sttys. chsrurs 4 c,
Az sOy D. S. str and pt b-AaIon Wars,
= and JACOB sno w.cns sr' .ss "a May l. 1919
WooE to chas Monnier 81 W. lath st.
renew s,14 a, $50. 600; sity.. sast.isr -
SANE s . pMR mo, ali and deposit 's q
t1oOoe-chas Monnisr TO MAY Asasroft'
1919. yrs renew at $4,000; attys
nEEsh%% s ST, az; Forsyth st. is5, COR str
Kresner to Sam solomon q Son, 100 W
18th st, ct al, 10 yrs, from May l. 1870;
At SfSyi Az. ssS: i7sth st. SIS W. stores
and Jos @ Wallach to Louis Kirch-
ner. 2O1 1924 st. and Kalman Edel-
stein. lT23 Bath av. Bkiyn. yrs, from
Oct i. 1920; atty. ] II Rosansky. Al Park
Boy R9T ;s;oiiiiAR;n sil-schut. Realty CO
- Morris q Brown, $50 South Blvd
BronT, and ano nrm, Brown Bros. ID
yrs, from May 1. 1921 atty. NY M Levin
aisT ST, aI-2s E, east str-Abr Beller II
Bresiow. s2o Rost 81 Bklyn. and an9.
yr: from FEB 81 l. 1870 tssSS' and $500 hsI
ssTH ST. so5 W. apt SD-case Hotel &C
to Amelia Loeb. Q Clarence Az. Aryerne
i. i. g mos, from Nov i, 1919; atty. Hy
NJ Levin, s Reskman st. for term. SCOT
GREENwiCH ST, 81 also Trinity pl. q
str and o-Lasssn Realty co TO Fredl
Feus Tiie Bennett Court, Bklyn, l yr
from May l. 1915; address on prem,
,T Uses OFT ;,is-is W aSIiCc The lana
Win right 20 afiey-Geo % Chisholm. Jr
10 Lucy 8 Mitchell IS N WsshingtoSE
Square. 81 yrs. from May l. 1914 viii
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JOSEPH sHENK IN TWO DEALS.

The six story elevator structure known
as Netherland Court. occupying the
block front on the north side Of 158th
street. between st. Nicholas and Edge
combe avenues, has been sold by the
Burns Brothers to the College Holding
Company. Joseph Shenk president, The
building fronts 1917 feet on 15Sth street.
IS feet on st. Nicholas avenue and 90.2
feet on Edgecombe avenue. The build
ing returns an annual rental Of about
$4,000 and was held at 100000. H. M.
Fischer was the broken in the transac-
ton.
Mr. Shenk purchased from Max N
Nata nson the two i've story walk up fiat
buildings known as the Woodstock and
the Wallingford at b35 to 537 and at 53s
to Sal West 1880 street Each building
covers a plot 77x100 and houses thirty
families. They have a rent roll Of S32.-
900 and were held at 100000. Bernard
London negotiated the sale.
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Now York Title and Mortgage Com
pany made a building loan Of $4,000
on the northeast corner Of Weeks avenue
and 176th street, where . new five story
apartment house IL to Be erected by NJ
Davis q Son.
w. Albert Pease, Jr, was associated
with the Charles F. Noyes Company as
broker in tho sale Of tho northeast cor
ner of Cedar and Greenwich streets.
Mr.. Pease represented J. Well. to whom
he recently rold tho property. Mr.. We'll
disposed Of his contract without taking
title In this recent transaction.
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Police Department
Orders
PENSIONS.
PENSIONS.
ION their own applicAtion.)
PATROLMEN.

ION their own applicatton-)
PAIROLAfEN.
To take erect IL p. NJ. June II.
John F. Gentleman, No. 6l6e, 18th Preo,
at Ssa5 per annum- Appointed March 10,
William Fountain. No. Is46. I1sth Proc.
at ss2S per annum. Appointed May 80
Michael J. Conroy, No l.lo. Traffic
DIV. subdtv. C. at is.S per annum. Ap-
pointed May 8. 1888
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT.
To take effect 8 A. N. June IL.
Charles T. Halligan. Ssth Proc. to ssth
Prec.
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
Arthur E. johnson, ESD Prec.. TO 9TH
Prec... assignment to bicycle duty diseon-
tinued
Davis r. Hapenny, Jr.. LIST Proc, to $50
Prec.. assigned to bicycle duty.
Theodore II. Spruek. 2lst Preo. to ssth
Preo., assigned 10 day tour and excused
To take effect 5 A. NJ. June IL.
pominick Ciafra, SAD Prec, to Soth
Proc. assigned to bicycle duty.
To take efrect 1s;Si 4. N. june ii. "
. From Div. National Defence Especial
war roll) TO precincts indicated, indefinite
leaves OF absence are hereby revoked.
william q. H. Moder. 80; Henry Milan.
TEMPORARY ASSI0NMENTB.
For 10 days from A. N. June ls.
PATROLMEN.
From precincts Indicated to Ist Insp
Msrron, :; charles Wagner. ST. Jacot
From prociucts Indicated to 50 Insp. Dist
to duty in front of alleged disorderly no,
tells; Jacob saylor. 81; William Whist. 81
John Mccormack. 81.
From precincts Indicated to 9Th Insp
Nat IN n of "a HHar n
hotels; Gustave Aibrecht, 81: Axei j
swsnsOn. 81; Michael J. FitIgersid, IS
csAT W eE% NJ Flynn Rlorsse: John sHii wan
Miliar. so; James A. Barry, So.
DIST. To duty in front Of alleged. GisordeTI,
| hotels: John q. OberhRus, Is; Frank Shoe
| maker, Sc; Frederick Wottrich, So; Gsorg,
aednift, IS; Peter J, Reilly: g; John J
The following leaves of absence are su
| thorized without pay:
| SERGEANT.
| Robert 8. Gibson. Soth Proc. for day
| from P. NJ. June 10.
| PATRoLMAN.
| John r. Ward. Headquarters DIV, Bur
Of Telegraph, for day from A. N,
The following sick leaves are granted,
PATRoLMEN.
Henry L Quick. 25th Prsc.. for 80 day.
from Z A. NJ. June II.
Thomas Custer. iolst Prec-. for co days
from 5 A. NJ. June IL,
| MATRoN.
Mary A. su ItS b.I M:sdq quar- Dy
''s sd 81 from duty without pay:
| PATRoLMAN.
]. Arthur o'Neil, No. 2lis. 2sth Prsc.. I
take erect 1910 Ps NJ, June IL.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST SEVENTEEN sTREHr-The
Douglas Robinson. Charles g. Brown
Company sold the dwelling at 1s East
Seventeen street for Charles q. Curtis
to Marie K Prentiss.
WEST SEvTNTY-EIGHTH STREEr-
Pease q Eiiman sold for Horace M.
KiIborn to q client for occupancy the
I'VE story dwelling at s1e West Sew
enty-efghth street
CENTRAL PARK WEST. Irving
Walsh sold for the estate of II. ].
Brooks the four story dwelling. 22x
100, at 247 Central Park west~to w.
@. Beatty for occupancy. It was held
at $4,000.
EAST EIGHTY-THIRD gTREHr-Ed-
ward J. Hogan sold for the broadway
Park Place Company the three story
private garage at 121 East Eighty
third street to q client Of Slawson d
Hobbs
EIGHTH AvENUEEThe LowfB Fl. May
Company sold for Mary L Fraser to
Michael w. Bush, represented by II. v.
Mead q Co., the southeast corner or
Twenty-ffth street and Eighth avenue
four story building. 27xs2.
EAST THIRTY-E1GHTH 5TREHr-
Henry Hof sold for Peter F. Kane the
four story building at aol East Thirty
eighth street. 21xs4. to Jacob Metch
for occupancy.
COLUMBUS AvENUE-ChariesS 8. Koh-
Ter, Inc., sold for the estate Of N. Selig-
man the i've story double nat at $40
Columbus avenue 25xS0, to the Han
nah A. Realty Company. Inc. also the
fve story house at s25 Columbus avenue
for the estate Of s. seligman to the
Hannah A. Realty Company. Inc.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-The Houtn-
ton Company sold. with Robert M
Fulton, 463 Central Park West, hve
story apartment house, s?zioe. TO the
United States Lien Company.
CONVENT AVENUE-John r. David
| son and Adrian q Co. sold FOR Eliza
| beth w Toomey the three story DWELL
ing at 2s6 Convent avenue, 2ox1o0, TO
| Dr. Ralph Tousey.
EAST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET
T. A. Hays. NJ. II. Corbett and A. H.
| Borchers formed the 1874 East Seventy
eighth street Company to take over
the three story dwelling. 1S.sx1o2.2. at
| that address Benjamin welles and
| others are the owners Of record.
LEXINGTON AVENUE - Joseph A.
| Boyle bought the four story dwelling
| 2oxso, at SIS Lexington avenue.
WEST 136TH STREET-A NJ. Robinson
| sold for the Reyvan Realty Company
the three story dwelling. so.sxss.ll
at PAS West 136th street
WEST 173D STREET-M. NasAnowN,
a Son sold for a client to Mrs
Bleecker the three family house al
52s West l73d street, 1sxloo.
WEST lssTH STREET-Louis Bloci
sold for Harry Demore 1os Wes
13sth street, q five story apartment
26x1oo, to the North End Holding
| Corporation.
WEST 12sTH STREET-Edward Low
enthal sold the five story apartment
25x1oo, at 1872 West 12sth street
WEST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET.
Frederick Zittel & Sons sold for Jacl
w. Schiller gao West Seventy-eightl
street, a three story dwelling. 1S'S'
1922.
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IMPORTERS PLAN ADDITION.

The Atlantic Importing Company.
which now occupies the seventy five
foot building at 617 to 621 Eleventh
avenue. has purchased from B. Stei-
mel the adjoining three and four story
structures at 623 Eleventh avenue
southwest corner of Forty-sixth street,
Ex1Oo. Expansion in the business Of
the company necessitated the purchase.
which gives 1t control of a plot 100x100.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased an apartment
In All Park avenue to Mrs Ira A.
Campbell; in the Belnord, at Eighty
sixth street and Broadway. to John C.
Mayer; in 2170 Broadway to Max B.
Drummer in 116 Riverside Drive TO J.
Howard Marlin; in 345 West Eighty
fifth street to J. Drydale Buchanan;
in 10 East Seventy-seventh street to
Mrs. Olive Tilton, and in $50 East
seventy-second street to Mrs. N. w.
Triton
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Group Of Apartments Planned
for East Side Will Help
Meet House Crisis.
TO REPLACE DWELLINGS
Joseph Shenk Buys Flats
Valued at 100000; No. 500
Broadway Sold.

Ono Of the most important housing
projects contemplated for the east side
Of Manhattan since the Government
raised the ban on building construction
II became known yesterday, win involve
the erection Of q group Of modern SIX
story apartment buildings on the site
now occupied by sixteen old fashioned
three story and basement dwellings on
Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets. be-
tween Second and Third avenues
While the Identity of the men behind
this project has not been revealed, It n
rumored that the work Is to be under
taken by newly formed building COM
pany which includes among its members
several builders who are well known and
who have been prominently associated
with large apartment house operations
in the past 1t is estimated that the
operations will represent an outlay of
approximately $750,000.
The negotiations leading UP to the
transfer of the sixteen dwellings were
carried or by the rutland and whiting
Benjamin Corporation and the properties
were purchased from various ownera
Some of the houses were owned by e.
tates which had held title to them for
many years.
The properties sold are located at 33s
to 232, 236 and 23S and 2<2 to 2le East
Forty-ninth street and at 2S1 to 23B,
73s and 241 and 243 to BAT East Forty
eighth street. Each house measures
either 1sx1o0 or e0x100.
The new apartments will be Of the
walk up type and will have accommoda-
tons for between $50 and 800 families
They will be divided into suites Of three
four and five rooms, and will be 80 con-
structed that every apartment will have
the maximum amount Of light and air
E. C. Dean Is to be the architect. Work
on some OF the new houses win be start
ed within two months and upon the
other houses as rapidly as present
leases expire.
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DWELLING ON e. b1sT ST. SOLD.

Mrs. w. De Lancey Kountze has sold
her residence at 81 East Fifty-hrst
street, opposite st. Patrick's Cathedral.
to a client of Pease & Gilman, who
purchased for occupancy. 1t is a five
story American basement dwelling on
a lot 20x100, built by the Kountzes
about fifteen years ago on land bought
from a syndicate organized by the late
Charles T. Barney, which acquired the
entire block from the Catholic Orphan
Asylum.
The sun., 1919-06-13
RESIDENCES CHANGE HANDS.

D. H. jackson has reeold to James B.
Thorn for occupancy 25S West Ninety
ninth street, between Broadway and
West End avenue. a four story American
basement dwelling, on lot 16.Sx100. J. H.
Laissler was the broker. Mr.. Jackson
recently bought the house through Slaw-
son & Hobbs.
Mr.. Jackson purchased from Joseph
Becker through George Ranger the -four
story dwelling at 81 West Ninety-second
street on lot 20x100. It had been owned
by the selling family for twenty-five
years.
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BUILDING AT aee B'wAY SOLD.

Norman s. Riesenfeld has purchased
from the Seaman's Bank for Savings the
five story, basement and endorsement
building at $50 Broadway. running
through from Broadway to Franklin
place. The structure covers a plot 25x
$50 and adjoins tho northwest corner Of
Broadway and Franklin street The as
sessed value Of the property was $112,-
900, but 1t Is understood that the holding
price was In excess of this amount.
The sun., 1919-06-13
Infantry Casualties Highest.

WAsHINGToN. June 12.--Casualties
among infantry officers were higher than
among aviators. report by the War
Department to-day showing that fifty
hve infantry officers and forty-slx en-
listed men Of every 1000 were returned
as battle deaths. against thlrty-one on
GERS and one man for the air service
The tank corps was third with sixteen
officers and seven men per thousand.
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TO ALTER DWELLINGS.

Lieut. Stuyvesant Wainwright q. s.
N. has purchased from the Lincoln
Trust Company, through Pepe and
Brother. the three story dwelling. 19.11x
70. at sos West Fourth street. Through
the same brokers he also purchased
from Charles E. Herrlck the abutting
three story dwelling. 25x79. at 81 Bank
street II is the intention of the pur-
chaser to alter the buildings into studio
apartments. Plans for the alteration are
being prepared by Edison & Gage. archi-
tects.
The sun., 1919-06-13
OUT or TowN TRAN~AorIoNs.

DR.. Simon F1exner, head OF Rockefeller
Institute. bought the country place at
Cold Spring, N. z. known a. 'Rock-
MEATH" from the estate OF Nrs Alice
Pauiding Haldane. George Howe was
the broker.
Prince q Ripley sold for walter A.
johnson. president OF the W. A. johnson
Publishing Company. his country resi-
dence at Pleasahtviiie, ". r, 70 Henry
N. Toll OF New York city: also sold to
William weiss the plot Of about IN
acres on Murray Hill road, Scarsdale,
and for Scarsdalc Estates. Inc, q large
plot on Reimer road, In the Murray Hill
section OF Scarsdale, to John z Hecker.
Capt Charles X. Blatohly cold his
house In the Woods Of Larchmont, N. z,
to Mrs. Juanita Sears Mann OF New
York city. George Howe was the
broker.
Fish q Marvin rented for Mra Emily
L. w. Johns her property at Lawrence
Park, Bronxville, to A. Marvin Carr
for Mrs. Emily Ford Ward her property
at Lawrence Park West. Bronxvilie, 10
J. Hannah Sohoolnsld, and for Mrs. Con-
stance Fuller her house In 8 Kensingtou
Terrace, Bronxvfls. to J. Bassett Win.
mill.
g. g. waistrum-Gordon 4 Formar
sold for the Hishwood Land Company &c
Aaron Allan, z Edwards street, ana tc
Edward R Young. 0 Edwards street, and
leased for William @. Hull to Mira. Wade
Hampton of Manhattan 1le Lincolr
avenue, at Ridgewood, N. J.
Meister Builders. Ino., sold to an IN
weston three bungalows on Beach Forty,
second street. Edgemere. L. /. 100 feel
from the boulevard. on q plot 76x1oN.
The Robert 70. Farley Organization
sold for the Phiiipss Manor Compan,
house on Monroe and Melbourne ave
nues. Philipse Manor. North Tarrytown
N. Y, to Paul w. Minnick.
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TO BUILD HOTEL FoR GIRLS.

Plans were filed yesterday for the
erection of thirteen story hotel for
working girls at as to t2S West Thirty
fourth street. The owner of the prop
erty Is the Wester Apartments at ESQ
Madison avenue. Parish a Schroeder
are the architects The structure will
cost s52s.00o and will De built on q
plot 1l9.7x9S.S.
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BRooKLYN SALES.

Realty Trust sold for Aztec Realty
Corporation the one family dwelling ~
1851 Sixty-second street. Msplston Park,
to Joseph Bauman for occupancy.
Charles Partridge sold for client 10
Milton Greenwood the building at ss2
Franklin avenue.
Daniel Low to Julia N. Connolly for 90
cupancy the three story dwelling at 3so
Fourth street.
Bulkley a Horton Company sold at
Twenty-fourth street, . two story dwell
ing. 20x1o0, for tho estate Of James
Oohterioney to Q client for occupancy.
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REsrAuRANT TAKES LEASE.

brakes Restaurant. Inc. has secured
from Charles Foiimer lease to Novem-
Der, 1898, covering the building at Sc2
West Forty-third street 1T $4,000 per
annum. with option to purchase. The
company now controls 80 feet on Forty
third street and 10 fset abuttirg on
Forty -second street
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BucKINGHAM PALACE RnsoLD.

Frederick Brown purchased from the
Wompatuek Realty Company the Buck
ingham Palace. n six story elevator
apartment house. on plot 100x1o0. at SAT
to 663 West 147th street. near Broad
way. II contains thirty apartments
the brokers.
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CITY ownLLINos LEASED.

Pease q Elliman leased for Mrs. H.
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy to william
Fahnestock the i've story dwelling At
10 East Fffty-second street
Samuel H. Martin leased the four
story dwelling at zee West seventieth
street TO Madeleine and Babette Diets
for three years.
The sun., 1919-06-13
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
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taxes &C, $500: to the plaintiff for
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
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sS,2t6.so; to the plaintiff for $4,000.