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The sun., 1919-06-27
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Sales Of Apartment Houses
Feature Of Days Trading;
Lightest in Weeks. b.
100000 IN TWO DEALS
Benenson, Company Sells Two
Bronx Apartments and Buys
In Manhattan. g.

Apartment house sales were the pre-
dominating feature of yesterdays trad
ing which was lighter than 1t has been
In several weeks. The Benenson Realty
Company figured in two transactions
which together involved about $sso,o0o.
To newly formed corporation II sold
the two six story apartment houses oc-
cupying the block front on tho south
sde OF East 1880 street between Simp-
son and Fox streets, valued at $3.50, 900.
These buildings, which house eighty
two families and contain sixteen stores.
have A combined frontage Of zoe feet
on 1s3d street, 1913 feet on Simpson
street and 12s feet on Fox street It Is
estimated that after October I these
houses will return an annual rental Of
over $4,000. A. Blurnenthal negotiated
the transaction.
Tho Benenson Realty Company through
Kantrowitz & Esberg. attorneys. pur-
chased from the Viva Realty Company,
Inc. the large elevator apartment house
AZ the northwest corner Of nth street
Nnd Pinshurst avenue. The building
covers plot approximately 125Ses. and
was he'd at 100000. The vlvaaRealty
Company acquired the property less than
three months age.
The sun., 1919-06-27
BUSINESS LEASES.

George r. Read & Co. sold for Morten
& Co, wholesale wine merchants,
the lease Of the entire ground floor and
basement at II and 70 Broad street,
through to 80 and "a South William
street, to Meyer Gross and Norris Fuchs
for restaurant purposes
William A. White & Sons leased at
16S Centre street loft to Louis Offer
man; at 245 to ISL Seventh avenue a
loft to B. Saubiac & Sons at 1853 Spring
street a loft to Meyer Zettel and Sam
uel Krause; at 23 south William street
the store and basement to Sigsbee, Hum
phrey & Co. at geo Pearl street loft to
Joseph Cohen, and at 20 and 81 Liberty
street Offices to Balfour, Williamson
& Co.
William ]. Rooney 6 Co., Inc, leased
the two upper floors in 1877 West Twen-
ty-third street to Christie ]. and An
drew Siotka also the second floor store
In the building at 20 East Thirty-third
street to the L. & F. Costume Company.
The sun., 1919-06-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Ilt vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.

ny Joseph r. Day.
cad ST, 40 W. sa 1854 w Columbus av,
Neary for 1000: also
MORRIS Av. vs. 1t2.s lsist st, i've lots
as and sasx from lss to lia: to A
Tang for ss7. 900 each; also
NORRIS Av. q. 1?3 1sist st. 1ss.sx74x
CREsToN AV. VS., 1s7.s lslst ct. 1o3.4x
lots is.axss and ioa; to S dettenSers for
coNcoURsE. VS. ss.s Isoth st. four lots
2S1ios; to Louis Lichtenstein for $4,000
coNcoURsE, s. 1905 n lso.h st. l,s.ss
Bergen for 5000; also
ANTHONY AV. q s. l7i.6 n 1soth ct, fvs
lots FAX about 100; to Herman Reiss for
RYfssR Az. " s. Isl . Isis. st. nv. lots.
AK about 100; Sold for ;ii;sco each; also Is
RTMn A ,Sis to 1865, 1900 s,i isi'' st. lsii01
vALENTINE Az. W 8. 1879 1s1st st;
Frances Lord. deceased. sold
Mason ,, ST; i; i,e MARCY. ~
rd Bh;n shre. story apt.
each :. ssxloot to- Norris Rosenfeld
7r 1sF ST. soi' $. Ss Prospect PARK PARK
Joseph Mosley for sl3loo; also
TWO LOTS on knollwood av and one lot
at Kenmore I'd and West drive. Douglas
Manor. l. I. to Charles Burtis for $3.50
each; also
THREE $50 FOOT PLOTS on Elm at and
a plot ls4x2Ss on woodheld I'd. Hemp
stead Gardens. l. L.; bankruptcy sale:
sold for $3.50 each to Charles Burtls.
13lST ST, W. n 9. 10 W 5th av, ASK
sall. 6 story fat and strsi NJ L Fraser
agt Theresa Mayer ct al: Eastman E,
attys; due, ss2.Sss.s2: taxes sc, s1.5s2;
to the plaintiff for. $40. 900
BY Henry Brady.
lssTH ST, $50 W, g. ssINe sth av. 1sx
asli, 4 story dwelling; Equitable Life
Assur Soc agt II d Gobber ct al; Alex
ander d @. ettys: due, 1000; taxes, &C.
s35s.s7; withdrawn.
The sun., 1919-06-27
COL. HALL KILLED IN CRASH.
Overseas Veteran Victim of Auto
mobile Headlight Accident.

PHILApELPHIA, June 26-Leut. Col.
John Handy Hall was killed in an auto
mobile accident to-day near Devon, Pa.
He was second in command of the l0Sth
Field Artillery, which recently returned
from service abroad. an Assistant
United States District Attorney In this
city and was 46 years old.
Col. Hall was returning from din
nef at the Pickering Hunt Club near
Valley Forge. given to him and menu
bers of the University Club who have
come from overseas service. The driver,
blinded by tho headlights OF an APP
preaching car. ran his machine into a
ditch. Major NJ. J. Pickering, graduate
manager OF athletics at the University
OF Pennsylvania, was hurt.
Col. Hall was a native OF Lynchburg.
ya. He was graduated from Washing
ton and Lee and later studied law at
the University Of Pennsylyania- He was
q veteran OF the Spanish war ~
The sun., 1919-06-27
BRookLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders, Inc. purchased two
block fronts OF vacant lots on the west
erly side OF Seventeenth avenue. from
Eightieth to Eighty-third streets. on .
plot S40x100, including three corners
Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold the hand
some three story and basement lime
stone front residence at Plaza street
for Mrs. Margaret Lynch to DR.. John
NJ Taylor. The property faces on Pros
pect Park Plaza and Is on the same
block with the Montauk Club.
The F. c. Sauter agency closed con-
tract for the sale OF the two story and
basement white stone front two family
dwelling at $50 Ninth street. which
Henry offermHn sold to DR.. BENJAMIN
H. Shapiro,
Samuel GalitzkA and J. Lacov sold
for the Webster Building Corporation to
a client for occupancy tie new two
story and attic one family house with
garage on plot 30x100 at 144S East
Nineteenth street, Flatbush.
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
at 1895 Bergen street. between Bedford
and Nostrand avenues, three story
American, basement one family brown
stone dwelling. lot 1sx1o0. for L d.
Blume to q client for occupancy.
B. ]. sforza sold for Albert q. nsei-
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FoRECLOsURE aALHa

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.--The Emigrant Industrial savinss
Bank, plaintiff. against John G. Peppisf
dex No. lS42I, Year 1917. r. & z. j.
OGprman, Plaintiffs Attorneys No, 81
bers Street. Manhattan. New York
CIV
In issuance Of a Judgment OF foreelos.
ure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action. and bearing
a judgment OF afirmance duly made and
entered In the above entitled action and
bearing date the ard day of June. 1919. I.
the undersigned, the referee in said tudE-
ment hrst mentioned, will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange saiesroom. Nos
it-l6 Vesey Street, in the Borough Of Man
haitian, CITY OF New York. on the attn day
Of June, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon, ~
Henry Brady, Ructioneer. the premises dI.
reeted by said Judgment to be sold. ana
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and eeins
in the Borough OF Manhattan, in the CITY
OF New York bounded and described -
follows: BEGINNING at a point on the
s9utherly line o. one hundred and forty
eighth Street distant three hundred ana
twenty-four $50 feet and eleven OH
inches easterly from tho point OF interseo.
ton Of the southeriy line of said One hus-
dred and forty eighth Street and the cad
erly line OF Broadway formerly known -
Grand BouleVardl as now laid out aud .
istinE ana running theme. southsrly a,
Broadway ninety-nine (ss) feet and s,evsa
Nl) inches: thence running easteriy ana
parallel with said One hundred and forty.
eighth street seventeen an feet ana one
~ inch: thence Northerly and parallel
with said Broadway, and partly through
party wall, ninety-nine (sS feet ana
eleven uD inches to the southeriy line
OF said One Hundred and forty-eiEhth
Street and thence westerly along saId
southsrly line Of said One hundred and
forty eighth Street seventeen (l7) feet and
one % Inch 10 the point or place Of begin.
ming Said premises being now known a
Number $40 West One Hundred and Forty.
eighth street In said City of New Yori.
wsat ilath A.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

wADswoRTH Av. ss4 and s5s-zagon
Realty Co 10 Samuel kadin and Morris
I herman. sis Bway; . assns. 500
10TH ST. l47 w-Lawyers & Co to
Fredk c Goldsmith: ia e 10th ct; ad-
18TH ST. 20 W-Bond & Mtg Guar Co
Geo Ke.n { e, 70 v 18Th :s:.:E.. $500
admir-, to Max Marks: atty. AfthSr
18TH ST. lOs E. mtg ,.s.oCo-dsr!ruds
man, SO W S2d st; atty. Morits oruen-
stein. ,23o Grand ..,...........ti
18TH 81 No CO a isg Goldsmith oS SO
WEST END Av. 76o-Mary B and Agnes
. Buckley exrs &C. to T NJ
18TH ST. 5cs yw.sirdio citron 10 s' ssD1
singer. 500 E ilth st; Newark. J;
VARlC q ST @on B Miller trustee.
lsisr ST. 10 E, mtg ;;ssO.H;adwiiii corr OGp
w 70 H1ds9n p Rose Co, W 18th st. 81
$50, Ooo-Lawyers Mtg Co to the Re.
public OF Panama. City Of Panama: atty,
c6II y a9; o. Lieer'y ST. ;3cc;t.."Ooo
s5.0ooNN Y Life ms & Co 10 tbs
Title G T Co, l76 Bway. $4,000
The Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, Q s. s25 n Bar
retta st. 75xlo0--Carrie Lazar and ano TO
LevinssS5 Manida st; atty, J N
Levine. 80 +ed Observation-Disclosures
SANE PRoPBRTY-same TO same: atty.
2s5TH ST 'tii E.Fas;ftGeiid Hoidisr
Corpn TO Sarah Livingston. 81 2
Ssth st; attys. Merrill. T. 100
vERIo Av, l27c.Fairneid Holding cor yp
10 Emma II Merrill, s25 Park av: attys
Merrill, r T, 100 Bway.......sI,5Oo
l36TH ST. l6H E--GuAr Mtg Co TO Sarah p
Furnald. % w 72d st, and ano. exrs :
atty. T Co. l7s Bway.... $40. 900
wHlTLocK AV. s4s-Henriette Prayer to
sam,I YslmSn, SlG whi,loek av; atty;
18TH ST, >. 100 Park av, 3s.4xl0O--
Belden Roach to Title Guar & T Co, lTs
Bway; atty, Title Guar & Co, I7s
ARTHUR Av, 1s76-Raymond Rubin TO
Joe Edelson, ia Brooms ct; atty, Joe
Edelson. 1T4 Broome st...............$l
POPLAR ST. 26l7--Hudwin Corpn to. Hud-
son = Rose Co, w 45th st; atty, II p
Rose Co. W 4Sth st................3l
1sIST ST. :, 752 W linton av 22x76.e-
Hannah Levy. admx. 10 Sophia Brett
holz, 1913 Union av; atty. A ] Romagna,
81 Liberty Stu. .......... 5000
The sun., 1919-06-27
BIG BRICKXARD RESUMES.

The large. modern brick plant OF the
Hooking Valley Products Company, To-
Gated at Greendale. Ohio. with a capacity
foY manufacturing some 25.ooo.ooo high
class face brick year, which closed
during the war. has resumed operations
owing to the spreading demand. Orders
received during the last thirty days at
very satisfactory prices cover a territory
from Canada to Florida and from New
York TO Iowa and Wisconsin, and the
officers look forward to a long period Of
building activity. The plant ID operated
by electric power, the company owning
coal and clay mines, which are con-
nected with the company's power station
and brick factory by electric rAilwayA
The sun., 1919-06-27
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Payson Mel. Merrill Co. leased for
term OF years for the estate OF Kath-
crime Franklin to Annie Fitzpatrick her
property on Harrison street, East Orange.
The Murray Development Company,
Inc. sold three-quarters OF an acre on
Monroe and Bonnet avenues. Larchmont,
N. Y, to Manfred NJ. Goldschmidt
through Z. q Griffin and p. H Collins.
s. S. Walstrum-dordon q Forman sold
for the Ridgewood Trust Company to
Mrs. Edith White Of Staten Island the
residence at 10 Heights Terrace, and
leased to ]. N. Pinkney OF Brooklyn the
residence at 127 Prospect street, both
at Ridgewood. N. ].
]. Edward Breuer leased in Great
Neck the residence OF @ T. Southwark
on Garden street to Major r. J. Foley,
brother OF Senator Foley. Democratic
leader Of the House; the residence Of
Mabel L. Brown on Arrandale avenue to
Miss Ruth Slater and the James wier
cottage on Middle Neck road to Thomas
Dwyer.
The sun., 1919-06-27
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

OTHEH SALES IN MANHATTAN.
SEvENTY-THIRD STREET-Dougias
Gibbons & Co. sold for the estate OF
Agnes Connolly. represented by Nor
gan j. OBrien, Jr.. the four story
and basement dwelling at 100 East
Seventy-third street, 15x102.2, held at
$4,000. The purchaser is DR.. Burton
]. Lee, who owns and occupies 1913. ad-
Joining.
FORT WASHINGTON AVENUES. q
J. II. Albert sold for the Leonard es-
tate Of Syracuse. N. Y, toe Mendel
Pressberger 452 Fort Washington ave-
nue., northeast corner Of 1S0th street,
known rs the Dacorn. six story eie-
vator apartment house, 100x1I4.5,
MADISON AVENUEIEdward H. Bur-
ger, lawyer and operator, sold the ave
story tenement and stores at 1888
Madison avenue to the Princeton
Realty and Mortgage Company. Stein
man & steinman were the brokers.
WEST 126TH STREEr-Duff q Brown
Company sold for the estate Of Cath
crime A. Tone at 2t5 West 126th
street. a three story dwelling, 16.sx1o0.
EAST NINETEENTH STREET
Worthington whitehouse, Inc, sold
Tor the City Real Estate Company the
dwelling at 1S9 East Nineteenth
street to the Wilton Holding Com
pany.
AVENUE A-James II. CruikshanlE
purchased from the Schultz Realty
Company 1895 Avenue A, adjoining
the southwest corner of Seventy-hrst
street, q five story fat with two
stores. 36xs7. assessed by the city at
$4,000. Leon 8. Altmayer was the
broker.
The sun., 1919-06-27
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEEKS AvENUE-william II. Malta
of Wood, Dolson Company, Inc, sold
for Miss Margaret Egan the irregular
plot at the southeast corner OF 17eth
street and Weeks avenue. The plot
has small frontage on the Concourse
and Boulevard. Leitner. Bremen &
Starr represented the buyer, Mrs Sadie
Lazarus, who assigned her contract
to Milton 8. Hoffman.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-E. Sharum
sold to Ralph Taurone at 1774 and
1776 Washington avenue, two hve
story fats. 26.3x10s each. The Platts-
mouth Realty Company, Albert Ro-
senthal president. was tho broker.
WEBSTER AVENUE-Richard H. Sco-
bic sold for the estate OF H Haigh
the vacant plot at the northwest cor
ner OF Webster avenue and East 1ssth
street. 175x110. This plot Is one
block south of Fordham Square. 1t
was purchased by a builder. who in
tends improving II at once with the
atre and stores.
BURNSIDE AVENUE-B. II. weisker
sold for Gilbert b. Ferris to Charles L.
Acker and Frank Begerisch. Jr., three
three story buildings. with stores. at
1913 to 1o7 Burnside avenue. 20 feet
east Of Morris avenue. held at $4,000.
WHITE PLAINS AvENUE-A. H
Lawson sold to George Glendeuning
plot 52x125. on the east side of
White Plains avenue, 100 feet north
of 241st street, held at 100000.
TRAFALGAR PLACE-Sager & Sha-
plro resold to an investor the I'VE
story fiat at 1926 Trafalgar place, 5ox
so. held at $4,000. Jacob B. KapIan
was the broker.
EAST 165TH STREET-The Benenson
Realty Company purchased from the
Viva Realty Company, Inc. the prem
Uses at 232 East 165th street, held at
$4,000. Kantrowitz & Esberg repre-
scented the seller.
AVENUE ST. JOHN-Leitner. Brener
G Starr sold for the Park Construc-
ton Company. Meyer Krasner presi-
dent, 90 Avenue st. John, four
store apartment on plot 33.6x1oo, to
Henry Cohen.
FAILE STREET-Samuef Cowen sold
for Monroe & Co. 646 Faile street, a
two family dwelling. 25x100.
HARRISON AVENUE - Frederick
Brown cold the private dwelling on
plot 56xl30 at 1889 Harrison avenue
to Frank Schwartz through Thomas
]. O'Reilly.
The sun., 1919-06-27
WOMEN IN FIRING SQUADS.
Used by Reds In Riga to shoe,
Foes, Charge.

Special Gable Despatch TO TEE suS from the
..f london Times Seruice.
Copyright, 1919; oil ri0hts reserved
HALsINaFoRs, June ga terrible
story illustrating the nature OF the war
waged by the BolsheYtsts Is recounted
by traveller from Riga Toward the
end of the Bolshevist rule In that city,
before the Lettlsh Red leader Stutska,
fed on May 90 companies OF women
were formed as Red Guards
Their duty WAS to carry out execu-
lions when the men refused that dread
full duty. Nearly 100 executions are
known to have been carried out by these
murderessea
When the Reds abandoned Riga the
women were dressed up as nurses Anti
Red troops on meeting the women in
nurses uniform examined their hair.
II 1t had been cut short they were ar
rested. as the presumption was that
they had been soldiers. II found guilty
OF crime they were shot. -
The sun., 1919-06-27
JACKSON IN TWO DEALS.

Daniel II. Jackson bought from Lucia
Hester, Walter ]. Hester and Gertrude
II. Fiack the five story new law apart
ment At the southeast corner OF Prospect
avenue and 1854 street. covering a plot
siAl00 housing twenty-five families apd
he'd AT $4,000. Leitner, Brener & Starr
we're the brokers.
IN another transaction Mr.. jackson re-
"a to client OF David Lion the fve
story new law nat at SOC and sos East
lhsth street. covering q plot S76x100.
housing twenty families and held at $t0.-
COO
The sun., 1919-06-27
SAYS HE COUNTS THE PRUNEs.
Wife Asks for Maintenance in
FruGality Charges.

ELIZABETH, N. j., June 26.-Charging
that her husband was 30 frugal that he
counted out the prunes she cooked each
day for his breakfast. Regina. wife OF
Conrad Weppler. farmer OF Union,
said to be worth 100000. applied to-
day to Vive-Chancellor Backes for an
order from the court granting her a
certain sum of money each week for
maintenance.
In her testimony Mrs. weppler, who
is 65, three years younger than her
husband, told the Court her husband
keeps large number of chickens and
always sold his fresh eggs and bought
stale ones at the store. The apples,
she said. Weppler locked In his trunk
and would allow mons to bs eaten a.
they were for sale. '.- =.
The sun., 1919-06-27
TRANSACTIONS IN QUEENS.

Aibertus Reilly sold the plot. eox1oo.
on the east side OF Twenty-flfth street,
Flushing. to George s. Dougherty. The
sale was made by ]. Albert Johntra.
L. Amois sold to J. Mayors a plot,
4ox10o, east side of Remington avenue,
north Of Amstel boulevard. Arverne.
II. Anderson sold to G. Baker a plot,
5ox1o0, at the northwest corner OF War
burton avenue and Second street, Bay
side.
Mary Casey sold the dwelling, 4ox100,
at 174 Nineteenth street, Flushing, 20
James Moriarty, through J. Albert John
ira.
Van Name q Co. sold to 8. Boiling q
plot, S0x100. west side of Lincoln ave-
nue.. south OF Langdon street, Jamaica.
The sun., 1919-06-27
DAY TO ADDRESS REALTORS.

Joseph P. Day left yesterday for At.
lsnt!c City to address the National Real
Estate Association convention. Mr.. Day
VII! represent the Real Estate Board of
New York at the convention. The sub
joct OF his address will BIO THE Success
NJ Advertising, Promotion and Auction
Of tho James Gordon Bennett Estate
Sale" This sale. which was held on
June 10. was undoubtedly one OF the
mont wonderful auction sales In the his
The sun., 1919-06-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

MADISON AV, 1l0-Chelsea Lumber Co.
Inc, agt Estate of Georgiana Oakley and
Isabel Oakley, owners; Medlin Rlty Co.
Inc, leases: Frederick Constn Co. con-
tractors GenewaD ..:...............S sac
57TH ST, lbS w-chelsea Lumber Co,
Inc, agt Lucille b Aspergren. owner;
Frederick CONSTR Co. contractor Gre:
I'D Az ana in-Isaac ,Gic:nbaum at
PATRICK COnnorS Land Co. owner; Harris
5OTa aHs sT SEQ ~ Ssa wi.ra.i cS:r az
Fredk l. Kane, owner and oontr. .373. Is
The sun., 1919-06-27
TO IMPROVE SIXTH AVENUE.

The Sixth Avenue Association was re-
organized. yesterday and the following
officers reelected: Walter ]. Salmon,
president: Louis Carreau, vice-prest-
dent; James A. Dowd, treasurer r. A.
Belmont. secretary. and Rex Case, man
aging director.
The association will start an active
campaign to have substituted subway
for the elevated structure in Sixth ave-
, nue., also TO have an entrance for vehi-
cles open into Central Park at Fifty
ninth street and work for the removal OF
Objectionable lines OF business from the
thoroughfare.
The sun., 1919-06-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

esTH ST. 5ss:42 W. all; with option to
in, PC,llGn al ' ASA, Central Builders
Wall $ ;:........:. $4,000 and $1,000
BROADWAY. W at ! blk bet lo+th
and io5th SITS, runs W loi.2x n s2.lo 80
to ct x 23.2 to beg. all-Tristram Cof-
I'm to Paul II Zagat, sI7 9th av. ii 3-l2
yrs fr July 1, 1919: atty. Edw Schulz
18th ST. $, 1859 W Bwsy, l. ali-Mar-
tina l. Rutherford to Gotham National
Bank OF n Y, 1879 Bway. fr June "a.
1912. to May l. 1898; attys. Mitchell &
NJ ~ Wall st ............... SIS. 900
9th ST. 3ot W. 8 8, all--Alex D and II
r Noyes, trustees. to Harry Oscar. 1883
West End av. yrs fr June !, 1919. IS
yrs renew at $1,000; atty. Chas Noyes
9TH Az, sos. n . 42d st. alI-JE, j
Qulgley 10 lsidor Green. 26s W ll3tC st,
ct al. 10 yrs fr July l, 1919: atty. Ben
Weiss. I'll Bway $4,000
Bronx.
MARIMoN Av, 1905. apartmts I and s on
I'd hoor-John ] Brennan to Israel
Wolf, 1905 Marimon av. yrs from July
/. 1917; atty. IL Wolf. 1905 Marinon
1V ...........s.s.. ...s......'.... NJtb
The sun., 1919-06-27
sHENK, BUYS THE LATHAM.

Robert A Martin & Co. sold for Mrs.
sLydia B. Gray to the College Holding
Company. Joseph Shenk president, tho
Latham, a seven story elevator apart
ment house. on plot 1oox1oo, at the
northeast corner OF Morningside avenue
and 122d street. The building contains
forty-nine apartments, Is rented for
about S3S,00o and was held at 100000.
The sun., 1919-06-27
IRON MoULDERs TAKE LEASE.

Julius Blum & Co.. dealers in iron
mouldings. now located at $40 and 5l2
West Twenty-fourth street. have leased
the FIVE story building, 125x1o0, at $40 to
$40 West Twenty-second street, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. for a term
Of years. The lessee will mako extensive
alterations
The sun., 1919-06-27
DUTCH CHURCH LEASE SOLD.

-. william II. whiting & Co. sold for
Boernie Leerburser to a client the five
story and basement building on the
southwest corner of William and Ann
streets, known as 155 William street.
The building covers a plot 21x65-a Re
formed PROTESTANT Dutch Church lease
hold The property Is assessed at
$4,000. JssN A. ----'
The sun., 1919-06-27
HANOVER CLUR MAY SELL.

The Hanover Club will meet this eve
ming at the clubhouse, Bedford avenue
and Rodney street, Brooklyn. to decide
whether the clubhouse shall be sold and
what the future of the club shall be. A
plan Is under consideration for the sale
OF the property and the purchase OF
smaller quarters in another section.
The sun., 1919-06-27
BUYS EAST nth ST. LOFT.

= Frederick Brown has bought from the
Marlboro Realty Company the eight
: story and loft building at 16 East Sew
enteenth street on a lot 26x92, located
between Fifth avenue and Union Square
]. B. Wakeman was the broker in the
deal Mr.. Brown has sold to Frank
Schwartz through T. ]. O'Reilly 1899
Harrison avenue, a two and one-half
story dwelling. on a plot 6sx1so. held at
s1b 900
The sun., 1919-06-27
HAROLD COURT APT. soLDs

The Harold Court. SIX story ele-
yator apartment house, on plot 1o4.11x
$50. at 1447 to 1887 St Nicholas avenue,
southwest corner Of 1894 street, Is re-
yported to have been sold by Abraham
Leipzig. who recently purchased. the
property from ythe Hartman National
Rank II was assessed at $2s0,oo0.
The sun., 1919-06-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.


18TH ST. s, 27o,s Az A. 75x1o3s--
Liebenthal Constr 90 to Solomon and
Jacob Zadek. Jan 10. 1905: atty. Kantro-
witz & Esberg. $50 Bway..., $4,000
18TH ST, bls-524 E, same property-Same
to Abr Zadek May 20, 1905; atty.
cSi11S1iJs IV 7ad a, 1i6o,,soSS' SOo
F1fty-three w 72d st, Inc. to Norman
b Tooker, Princeton, " ]. March 49,
1919; atty. Lawyers & 7 Co, $50
MApisoN Av. Sss.Robt G Mylos t 10 Az
fred A Fraser. SO Madison av and Edw
W G Arnold at West Islip. L l. Oct Is,
1900; atty, Curtis. NJ p q Colt. 80 Broad
9th ST. $50 w--Eugene J Flood to Jacob
Tabolt 40l W 9th at. July s, 1905 ;
atty, II Schmidt. l56 Bway. .....N, 500
IeirH ST, $, IS Q Madison av l0Oxss. II
-Fredk whitehorne TO Newat Realty
Co. 200 Bway, May 20. 1918. ..S5,50o
sTH Av. s. ei.il l4iR st, BoxI00-
Abr. J and AmaIie l. Hoffman to the
N Y Saw Bank, June 2, 1915; atty, Jno
Weber 7 Beehman st::.:.:....ts 900
T Stanley TO Ogden Mills and Edmund
/ Baylies. exrS Ruth Livingston. Nos
IS. 1900; atty. Carter & L, 81 Wall
The sun., 1919-06-27
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan

2<TH ct, rs w-Greenwich Saw Bank axt
Anna 1acord ct al (foreclos OF mtE) |;
attys. Middlebrook & Borland.
18TH st. 45o W-SHenry w Hughes aKt
Edw Alcott ct al (foreclos OF mtg !:
ettys. Thompson, .Loughman q Bailey
lo6TH ST. 2l and 2i6 w-Chas b Best
OF two 'mtgO; atty, p Crichton.
7tTH BIT. b2s E-Fann's Velth agt Nellie
Donohue ct Al (forselos of mts)i atty,
MADISON Av. W cor i05th st. 7B.llx
10; Madison av. W 25.ll II OF 1o5th
e, 2sx7o-carrie 9 Weiss sEt Nathan
mtgl; Attys. Goldsmith, Cohen. Cole &