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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS. the undersigned corporators
Insurance OF the State of New York, on
the goth day OF September 1913 a dec ara
ton and charter setting forth their inten-
ton to form a corporation to be known as
the NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY" in conformity with the pro-
visions Of the Insurance Law of the State
OF New York: and
WHEREAS, said declaration and charter
has been approved by the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the State OF New York. who has
duly certified to the same and said Su-
perintendent OF Insurance has issued a
certified copy OF such declaration and
charter and certificate to the undersigned
corporators who desire to proceed to or.
ganiFe said company;
NOW THEREFORE. We the under
signed corporators. hereby declare our In
tention to organize the NORWICH
UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY" with
principal office in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City of New York, under and by
virtue OF Article II OF the Insurance Law
of the State of New York. Section 20. as
amended, and more particularly under the
second. third. NTH. sixth. ninth and elev-
enth subdivisions OF said Section 20 of said
Insurance Law, amended
Dated New York City, Sept. 26, 1919
Walter G, FalConer.
Howard X. Wood, Edward NJ Willis. will
lam j. Ncilan, William a Rogers. William
win Bruce Hallett, Robert X. Thistle,
Harry Is, Davis, Harry o. Coughlan, Pau
S. Smith, Philip L. Neiser.
SHEARN & HARE. Attorneys
20 william Street, n Y. CITY
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Worthington whitehouse. Inc. leased
furnished apartment at 1855 Park ave-
nue. to Louis ]. Horowitz, president of
the ThompsonStarrett Company.
Pierre Cartier leased for the winter
season through Cruikshank Company the
furnished house at 8 East Seventy-eighth
street.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased the Ave
story American basement dwelling at
1913 East Seventy-fourth street to Walter
Stillman: the ninth floor in 81 East
Seventy-second street to Henry +. Cook (:
with Pease & Gilman an apartment in
$50 Park avenue, in course of construc-
ton, to f. p. Cronkhte an apartment
in 104 East Fortieth street to Miss
Grace Sedgwicll the five story American
basement dwelling at SO East Sixty
fourth street to Bayard Dominica an
apartment in 955 Park avenue to Min
turn Cronkhite; an apartment in 12g
East SiXty-ninth street to #. Morrison
Carnegie. and for Mrs. Thomas Fortune
Ryan the five story American basement
dwelling at 20 East Fifty fourth street
to Hunter S. Marston
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NAVY JOB "FIXER"
SAYS HE GOT 500
MorkoUitz SUears He GaUe
5000 to Lt.-Com. Marsden.

Louis Markowitz, a jeweller of 25
West 10th street, told naval court
martial yesterday in the New York
Navy Yard at the trial of Lieut. Com
mander Christopher Marsden that he
had received approximately $500 for
assisting men eligible for the draft to
enroll in soft and safe berths in the
Naval Reserve Force during the war.
He also testified that he gave $500 to
Lieut. Benolt j. Ellert, who has already
been tried, and returned $500 to appli-
cants after he learned that Ebert had
been brought up on charges.
Marl<owitz testified that he gave 5000
to Lieut.. Commander Marsden for the
enrolment of Michael Schear of 104
East Twenty-hftn street. and that
Schear gave the naval officer two bot
ties of champagne. He also testified
that Marsden had received a gold wrist
watch for his wife for enrolling Selig
Sobel of 10 West 18th street The
reason he acted as the go-between, Mar
kowitz said. was that he had been prom
ised large contracts, as he was in the
jewelry business and able TO supply
naval insignia.
Michael Schear testified that his de-
sire to serve his country in the Naval
Reserve Force was so keen that he went
TO Canada about the time the draft was
due 10 catch him and didn't come back
until his folks notified him that it had
been fixed for him to enter the navy.
He said he saw Marsden and gave him
the two bottles of champagne, and that
he learned later that Marsden got 5000.
and that his folks gave Markowitz
other sums
The court-martial will be resumed
this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN,

EAST 18TH STREET--John Peters sold
,or the estate of Patrick Shenney to
max kupperberg at 621 East Fifteenth
street. a five story twenty family ten
ement on lot 25x103.3.
WEST 18TH STREET-Pease & ELL
man sold for Mrs. A. f. Dohse her
TOUR story and basement residence
win dining room extension, 21x1022,
at ~ West Seventy-sixth street 1t
was held at $4,000.
bASI 6lST STREET-Douglas Gibbons
q Co. sold for Diego de Suarez 23s
East Sixty-first street, a FIVE story
american basement dwelling. 2ox1O5.
EAST 'e4TH STREET-Julius Mautner
sold the dwelling. 20x100.S. East
Ninety-fourth street to Harriet l.. Da-
Wis for s42,500.
EAST 10TH STREET-Francis r. Ap-
pleton sold 202 East 104th street,
SIX story apartment house, on n plot,
45x1OO.11, adjoining the southeast cor
ner of Third avenue.
WEST 74TH STREET-Mrs. w. II. Nc
Lewee, widow of Gen. McLewee, has
bought AZ West Seventy fourth street,
four story dwelling. -
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Old Lee Estate at 9th Ave-
nue. and 54th Street Bought
by Jacobs Bros.
NEW HOLDING co. FORMED
Trading i'm Downtown Loft
Buildings Brisk - Other
Transactions Normal.

l. Randolph and Everett Jacobs have
purchased the Lee estate holdings at the
northwest corner of Sixth avenue and
Fifty-fourth street, which have been in
the possession of the family since 1858.
The properties include the five four
story apartment buildings fronting 100 5
on Sixth avenue ana two four story
bachelor apartment houses on Fifty
fourth street, where the frontage is ISL
feet They have been held at $3.50, 900.
To the west of the property is the
French Y. NJ. c. A
These buildings were erected many
years ago by the late Benjamin and AL
leine Lee, comprising the old law firm Of
Lee 4 Lee, and many of the apartments
were rented to members of the Univer-
sity Club, of which the Messrs. Lee were
also members. In the present transact
ton Adee & Cornell represented the Lee
estate and Stoddard & Mark acted for
the Messrs. Jacobs as attorneys The
new owners have formed the 1O1 West
tffty-fourth Street Realty Corporation
TO acquire title.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 163D STREET-Leitner. Brener
Y Starr sold for Philip Waltenburg to
Philip koern a two family dwelling on
lot, 2OxI5, at SIS East 163d street
CLAY AVENUE-Arthur Herzog bought
from Conrad Brandt the apartment
house, 39xS0, at 1920 Clay avenue
PARK AVENUE-David L. Woodall
Jr., sold for f. W. Dressed the vacant
plot. 50x150. on the east side of Park
avenue, 100 feet south of 173d street,
The purchaser will erect garage.
STORY AVENUE-George j. McCaf-
frey. Jr., sold for Lena Thormau the
two family house, 25x103, at 2069
Story avenue.
CLINTON AVENUE-Max Cohen sold
the southeast corner of Jefferson place
and Clinton avenue, a five story apart
ment, with store. on plot 52x100. 1t
is arranged for twentyseven families
and has four stores. The rent is about
$4,000. and 1t was held at 100000.
The buyer is an investor. Henry ].
Krinsky, attorney, represented both
principals.
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shampan & Shampan, architects, have
filed plans for a high class four story
apartment house to be erected on a plot
5Ox125.7, south side of President street,
$50 feet west of Kingston avenue. Brook
Ign, for NJ Il. Evens, owner
The Woodhaven and Richmond Hill
Realty Association has been recently
formed by group of brokers of those
sections. At the first meeting held re-
Gently the following officers we've elected
Charles Voeller, president; Robert Kle-
Der, vice-president Herman Sorrenson,
secretary, and Nelson II. Falkinburg.
treasurer. The purposes of the associa-
ton are to improve conditions for the
brokers and to benefit the property own
ers in various ways, one of them being
to protect them against unreliable
brokers
The formation of the McReynolds
Realty Corporation of the same interests
controlling the Greenwich Associates,
Inc, was announced to-day The new
company will take care Of alteration
business, while the old one looks after
.he construction OF new buildings for in
yestors. While the new company Is
capitalized at $4,000, all necessary
funds will be supplied by the. directors.
Jones & Newburger, attorneys, drew the
papers of incorporation. The officers are
James NJ. Reynolds president Frank ID.
Hines Vice-president II. II. Gold, treas
urer, and f. J. Lyon, secretary.
I.eitner Brener & Starr have been APP
pointed agents for the Areco and Holly
wood Courts, occupying the block front
on the south side Of Westchester avenue,
betewen Southern Boulevard and Simp-
son street,
r The 1893 Broadway Corporation has
been formed with a. Zukor, J. I.asky and
e. ]. Ludvigh as directors to take title to
the Putnam Building on the west side of
Broadway, between Forty-third and
F0rty-fourth streets, purchased recently
by the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton, motion picture producers, from a
syndicate headed by Robert e. Simon.
Mindlin & Feldman are the purchasers
of Arrow Head Court. northwest corner
of 177th street and Pinehurst avenue,
sold by the Lebertan Corporation.
Josephine l.. Miller OF Rutherford, n.
j., is the purchaser of the dwelling at II
West Sixty-eighth street.
Abraham Levin is the buyer of 1866
Lyman place, sold by ]. Zimmerman for
the Lymol Realty Company.
Alice N. Sinnot bought the dwelling at
1903 West Seventy-eighth street, sold by
Charles. Siedler.
Dorothea Van Rensselaer, is the buyer
OF the dwelling at $50 East Sixty-second
street. sold recently.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Robert f. Farley Organization sold
for e. s. Mills his house at Nepperhan
Heights. Yonkers, to John J. Murray of
New York.
G. Smith Stanton sold on Chelsea
place. near the station. Great Neck, L. l.,
two lt< to Allen Frame. two lots to
James T.. MacMurick and two lots to
David Jarvis. The lots are each 25x100
and the total consideration was $4,000.
The Prescott -Walwell mill on Graham
avenue, running through to Market
street. Paterson. n. j.. has been sold by
Theodore j. Kessel of that city to the
Ema silk Company and Lenox Silk
Company, both of Paterson. 1t is under
stood that the price paid was $4,000.
The building contains $4,000 square feet.
The new owners will occupy the entire
plant for broad silk manufacturing.
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MACE CORP. SELLS 3 HOUSES.

Letner, Brener & Starr sold for the
Mace Estate Corporation, Benjamin Sault
president five private dwellings now be-
ing erected on Holland avenue in the
vicinity of White Plains road and Aller-
ton avenue. to Jane Kane Herman Jaffe,
John Smith, William Dempsey and H. K
Johnson, all for occupancy. These are
the first sold of 564 similar houses to be
erected at this point by the sellers. They
are of the two story type, each 25x100,
and are TO be ready for occupancy by
November Is.
The same brokers report that they
have procured for the builders mortgages
for the first group of forty-six houses
now being finished. The mortgages
were furnished by the Bowery Savings
Bank in cooperation with the New York
Title Insurance and Trust Company.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS

Charles Partridge sold the three story
limestone three family house at 1927 East
Twenty sixth street. near Avenue d, for
Mary Lynch.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold at Will
low place. near Joralemon street, a three
story brick house.
William p. Jones sold for Harry A.
Meyer to Louis Fischer the three story
frame business building. 19x90. on the
southeast corner of Buffalo avenue and
Herkimer street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
LIS PE\DE\S.
Manhattan,

RIVINGTON ST. l5G-Frances NJ Fech-
helmer agt Nathan Shapanka ct al fore-
closure OF mortgage); attys, Coleman
Stern & Gotthold.
lST ST, 4O6 W-Warren w Erwin agt
Louis Phugner ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); attys, Warner X korb.
BROOME ST, e cor Suffolk st. 25X75, and
Broome ST. l92-MaX ID Steuer agt Wolf
Nader ct al foreclosure of mortgage) {;
atty, NJ ID SteNer.
GREENE ST, 90 and e4-Samuel VI Sthutz
agt Eliza strauss ct al (partition) attys
stern & Reubens.
45TH ST, n 3, 307.6 9Th av. 37.6xlo0.6-
Lincoln Trust Co agt Joseph Keen ct l
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys. Ec-
wards O'Ioughin & George.
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At a joint convention held yesterday
afternoon at 7s1 Eighth avenue, at
which representatives from the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor the National
brotherhood OF Transfers and Chauf-
feurs and the Department Of Street
Cleaning were present, a committee of
five was to appear before the Board Of
Estimate to-day in order to make
further appeal IN the interests Of the
sweepers and drivers, who are dissatis-
fed with the $500 raise recently granted.
them.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

It'll Az, 2l5e-2ls4,, W cor 12sth
Joshua cockburn, pa W la7th St. yrs
from May /, 1918; atty. Abr Ablowitz.
26l Bway ....:...... $4,000 to $4,000
BATH ST. 12s w. front half OF upper str
and space in main str--Samuel and Nor
ris Richman to Abr Eckstein, 126 Hey
ward st. Bklyn. l VT from Oct l. 1919.
200 Bway. 90 on total sales and so, 400
BARCLAY 81, 81 . s,r and b-Danl J
Barry 10 20 ra nnt biuarihes so w alst 81.
$500; atty, Daniel Lennon, 80 BROAD
It ..,a,.... ,,M%....;,.. =. $4,000 and s3s5O
Rudinger. Berman l. Co, 40 W Seth st,
- yrs from Feb l. 1920; atty, Morris
Pepper, 30 Nassau st ..,........,,..S3 $3.50
BROADWAY. n c 140th st. str adj n =
entrance theatre-bradhurst Amusement
Bldg Co to Henig a thinner, Inc, o
yrs from May !. 1918; atty, Myron Sulz-
10TH AV. e 5bth st, 25x275x lrreg'S
the land-Winwllla Realty Corpn to 445
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aURRoGATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER n,
Hon. JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surrogate nj
the County OF New York, NOTICE is HEREBY
given to all persons having claims against
HARRY S. HARNESS. late OF ths
County OF New York deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof, TO the
subscribers. at their place OF transacting
Bile, FULLER & SULLIVAN, their a..
torneys, at No, 6l Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan, in the City Of New York. STATE
OF October 1919, ntxt Dated New York
the list day OF April 1919. FLORENCE s
TARKNESS, JOHN W. MACMIILER EFT.
ecutors. NIcOLL, ANABLE. FULLER A
SULLIVAN Attorneys for Executors Of.
nee and post once Address,-No 81 Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
1Ib WEST 2aTH ST. is REsoLp.

The eleven story loft building, on a
plot oOXsS.6, at 100 and lis West
Twenty street, near Sixth avenue
has been resold by the Manport Realty
Company, Edward f. Schwartz presi-
dent. to A. Epstein. The building, which
is fully tenanted. rents for $40. 600 and
was held at 100000. The seller ac-
quired the property about three weeks
ago from the Directors Realty Holding
Company. Leitner. Brener & Starx were
the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07

Authority to enlist 400 chauffeurs and
auto mechanics for overseas service was
received yesterday from Washington by
Capt. William ID. Sherman, recruiting
officer for the Motor Transport Corps
in New York. 1t is expected that they
viii be enlisted within the next fort
night. Men with previous service in the
army, navy or marine corps may enlist
for one or three years, Three year en-
llstments are required OF others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
BUYS BRONX APARTMENT.

The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
mas purchased from j. Branisan the six
story high grade non-elevstor aaart-
ment house. on a plot 1O2AIOO. at the
northeast corner of Grand Bouleya I'd
and Concourse and Bush street. The
property contains thirty-six apartments
rents for s25.0o0 and was held at slS5.-
600 1t was sold through Clement II
Smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
BUYS LESTER STUDIO BUILDING.

Gustavus T. Kirby of the American
Art Galleries has taken title to the Les
ter Studio Building, occupying the block
front on the east side of Madison ave-
nue.. between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-sev-
enth streets. The deal involves 81 1900
600, and has been under way for sew
eral years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

J. Albert Johntra sold the dwelling at
60 Burling avenue, owned by Oscar F.
Quirk. to John J. Morgan. The plot is
50x100.
McCreery Estate, Inc. W. II. Blocker
president. sold to Sydney Bevens the
three story residence, corner of State
street and Boerum avenue, Flushing,
100x100.
Douglas Gibbons & Co., with John F.
Scott, leased a house at Cedarhurst to
Mrs c. p Barton.
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JACKSON BUYS BRONX FLAT.

Daniel Il. Jackson bought from the
Whine Realty and Construction Conn
pany, Maurice Miller president, the north
west corner of Beck street and Intervale
avenue and 9lj Intervals avenue, two
nVe story flats, on a plot 53x119. The
building contains thirty-iive apartments
and five stores, which return an annual
rental of $4,000. Leitner. Brener &
Starr were the brokers'
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MAsPETH SALE SUCCESSFUL.

The Jere johnson, Jr., Company on
Saturday sold at auction for the estate
OF f. De Hass Simonson eighty-four lots
In Maspeth, Queens, for $33 055. an aver
age Of about $500 per lot. Auctioneer
Fred Snow, who conducted the sale. sold
lots on Fifth avenue for $425 to $67j
each on Bittman street for $3.50 to $645
each. and on the side streets for S245 to
$3.50.
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Fl WEST 10TH STREET Is SOLD

M l.. & c. Ernst have sold to Alfred
M. Rau. president of the Municipal
realty Company, 81 West Nineteenth
street. a seven-story loft building ON a
lot 2ox100. The sellers recently acquired
TINS property from Frederick Brown.
me purchaser gave in part payment Sc
Jewell street. 1879 to 2O3 Norman avenue
and Is Moultrie street. Greenpo mt
Brooklyn, eight four story buildings.
with seven stores, covering an entire
block 2OOxe5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07

Is ACRE ESTATE, only $4,000. at
Darien, Conn; large. II room dwelling
equipped with all modern city convent
ences; servants, bungalow and garage;
stable for IL horses, large poultry house
and other utility buildings; abundance OF
fruit all kinds; acres in beautifully kept
lawn; a real bargain. LESLIE f. SMITH,
t42 Atlantic St Tel 223O stamford. Conn.
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SPECIAL AUCTION ON TODAY.

The first special sales day of the sea-
son will be held by Joseph p. Day
to-day at noon in the Exchange Sales
room, at IA Vesey street. Mr.. Day
will dispose OF the holdings of various
estates, including those OF Henry Batter
Enan, Charles r. Wills. John G. Clugston,
Thomas Stephenson, and Michael Swink.
Tine offerings include vacant land. dwell
ings, two family houses and tenements,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
REsELLs 10 EAST 10TH STREET.

Frederick Brown has resold to a client
OF Frederick Zitrell & Sons 10 East Six
teenth street. near Fifth avenue, an
eight story fireproof loft building, 25xe2.
heid at $4,000. The buyer, who takes
the property subject to a mortgage OF
so"ooo' gave in part payment a four
Teen room residence, on a plot 125x27O.
at Deal Beach, n. j. Mr. Brown bought
the loft property early in September
from Edward V C Lane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07

W 55th St corpn. 1913 Bway. Il yrs from
May I; 81 yrs renew; address, Coium bia
Trust Co, 90 Bway taxes &c, and SIC. 500
Bronx.
BID AV, 33l9. store--Adolph Neumann to
Jos Mendelson. 3344 Sd av, 2 1912 yrs,
from July !, 1919; atty, j Mendelson,
ooff OF aN S9VV
AV. 56i north store-Huyler
Real Estate Corpn to Louis Porco. 1856
Lincoln av, 3 yrs, from June -, 1919;
atty l. Aquilino. $40 Prospect av. $40
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address of lenders at.
torney.)
MaDhattoo


18TH ST. 5ls-22 w-Kean Manhattan
Corp to Title Guar & Trust Co, l76 Bwav,
April 2, 1907; atty, Title Guar q 4 Co
l76 Rway 9-mtgs, each .........,. 81, 900
97TH ST, lO4 'E-Julius Braun TO Mary =
Mesa, Nov /, 1904; atty, d p Mahony ~
7rH AZ. isse.Patk and Bertha t t2SioTO
on the premises, to Lucretia q BrItton
$40 Lewis av Bklyn, March /, 1917:
atty, Hy Brant, IS Park Row. 81 900
DIST ST, 9, 200 f Amsterdam av lex
lOO.S-Charles F and Julia McKenna, i55
w 9lst st. to Clement lie Boutellier
April s, 1915; attys, PALMER & Series,
!S Cedar st 81, 900
2l.1x54Ii-Eliza A DAILY to the EmiErant
Indust Saw Bank, July IS, 1905; atty.
NJ Seaman, 81 Chambers st So 900
46rH ST, =, c2s.7 5th Av, 2i.5xiOO-
John F Erdmann to Theresa and Mar
garet Dougan. 1872 w 10th st, extrcs
and trustee will Eleanor Just. july
81, 1914; atty. Lawyers T & T Co, $50
l2s fiji ST. n s. $50 5th av. 5cxssSiigTOV
Jerome j Wilson to Lillian I.anzit, col
W 149th st, Oct l. 1905; sttys, Kantro-
witz & +. $50 Bwny ....,.......s l5,OQO
SAD ST. 1872 Wilson Realty Co. IS Mas
sau st. to Ii Bue, Pell st, July 20.
1916; attys, Olcott, Il Mem & Il, 40
q. d. . f. =. -. Il u
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RENAULT COURT Is SOLD.

Joseph H. Schwartz has purchased
from the Clewilt Realty Company 207 to
211 West 10th street, a six story eleya
tor apartment house. known as Renault
Court, on plot 100x100. between Broad
way and Amsterdam avenue. 1t has a
rent roll of $4,000 per annum and the
holding price was S25O.OOo. Leon Nut
chinsky was the broker in the transac-
ton.
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The purchaser has silk mills In Paterson
ana Passaic and plans to transform the
locomotive shop INTO a modern silk
manufacturing plant.
another sale by f. II. lambert was
mat OF twenty city lots in the Riverside
se SCI, OF Paterson to Margolin & Baten.
SILK manufacturers, who now have a
plant on Fifth avenue, Paterson.
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NEW MILLS FOR PATERSON.

The old Rogers plant OF the American
Locomotive Company at Market and
Spruce streets, Paterson, n. j., has been
sold by Edward II. Lambert OF that
city and Joseph r. Day OF New York to
John Sachs of Paterson and New York
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SELL BROOKLYN HOUSE TODAY.

At noon to-day. in the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange, 1s9 Montague street,
the Jere Johnson Company, auctioneers,
will sell by public auction the attractive
four story building with a three story
extension at 624 Second street, in the
Park Slope section of Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
RICHMOND NOTE.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Mrs. ].
Timpson her residence on Bard avenue,
Livingston, to Major Eric King of Ar
rochar.
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REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BERKSHIRE FARM

Colonial House. s rooms, bath: barn;
20 tieups, carriage house, &c: gravity
spring, ice house, &C.: 800 acres. 40 tin
able: excellent Views: $4,000: near Lake
vile. Conn. Il. L. ARCHER, 10 Il. 4Sd.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

RESIDENCE, master 5cGrsoniG. Ell
improvements; not uNrr 80 miles out;
WestChester preferred; division Of COM
sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
HESS Business Property
APARTMENT TO LET.

GOTH ST, AZ EAST-Ba chelor apartments.
furnished or unfinished large, sunny.
Call 10 to G. Phone 2g7A Plaza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd AV. Sss1-Harry Tucker agt Adolf
Veg, owner; VIM Oisler contractor..$i4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

GREENWICH AV, 97-99; 18th st. 2Ss W
Prudential Iron Works, Inc, agt Ernest
A Cardozo ct al. Nov 20, 1918. 800
Bronx.
RIVER AV. W s. AS 1921 st, i5SX235--
LenoN Sand and Gravel Co. Inc. agt In
terborough Rapid Transit Co ct a, Jan