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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-14

The Hun must come clean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
BAY RIDGE HEIGHTS
LOTS SELL READILY
J. Pr Day, Aucfioneer, Gets
$497 Average Per Lot.

The strength OF the buying power for
real estate was again demonstrated in
the successful auction sale yesterday Of
building lots adjoining
Borough Park, Brooklyn, by Joseph p
Day. The sale was held In the Brooklyn
Real Estate Salesroom at IL o'clock noon
From the moment that Mr.. Day called
for bids on the first parcel offered until
the last lot was sold the bidding was
very spirited, 50 much so that all OF the
ninety-eight lots were disposed of in
side of an hour.
The total amount realized was $4s, 735,
or an average OF $497 a lot. The prop
erty WAS situated on Eighth and Ninth
avenues and from Forty-sixth to Forty
ninth street, Brooklyn. This section Is
exceptionally we'll favored with rapid
transit on the Fourth avenue subway
and West End line. and is being rapidly
built up with one and two family houses.
Among the large number that attended
the sale were many we'll known builders
and operators. and among them were
William Canning, Meister' Bros. ana
Jacob Summers. The first parcel offered
was the northwest corner OF Ninth ave-
nue. and Forty-sixth street, which was
purchased for $500 by Vincent Massa.
The northeast corner of Eighth avenue
and Forty street was sold to
John Wood for $1,000. Mr.. Wood also
bought the adjoining parcel for $1,000.
Among the other buyers were Morris
Harris, Leon S. Moiselff. John Hill.
James c, Danzieo, Coda Kaufman, Ed
ward Berman, Peter Schwartz, Harry
F'alk and Joseph de Luca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
GARMENT MAKERS
FIGHT HIGH PRICES
Plan to Suspend Buying to
Curb Speculation in
Fabrics.

Manufacturers Of woman's ready to
wear apparel individually and collective.
ly are about to take steps TO bring about
a condition that will mean lower prices
to them for fabrics. according to reports
current In the wholesale garment market
The wholesalers insist that their motives
are inspired only by a feeling that some
thing must be done to force prices lower
hand In the matter.
Among the organizations reported as
having important actions in the matter
under advisement are the Associated
Dress Industries OF America, the Whole
sale Dress Manufacturers Association,
the Association of Dress Manufacturers
and the United Waist League OF ATneril
ca. Several conferences have been held
by these organizations for the consider
alton of the best methods for dealing
with the situation.
Although II is said that some officials
OF trade organizations object to any plan
that would call for a general cessation
OF buying activities in the markets deal
ing in woollens, silks and cottons because
or the effect this would have on labor,
several garment manufacturers have an
nounced their intention to suspend pur-
chasing for the present because OF the
operations of alleged ''profteers' and
"hoarders'' in the piece goods markets
who have INDUCED in n price raising
orgy of which the garment manufacture
ers have been made the victims"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

L
torney)
Manhattan.
LEXINGTON Av, W cor loith 1T, 1oo.11
Victor Land q 1mpt CO to Henry C
Lytton of Chicago, Ill. Jan II. 1910; atty,
Jos G Levi. 81 Liberty st. .........s Sc. 900
Dist ST. s. 100 W lst av. 1soxss.s; Lex
VIetop f lana cor INIT iS't eo St
LyttOn Of Chicago. ii, March n IS, ISIS;
s XiSS Jos Ley, 81 Liberty st. .2l 900
AZ E.nd 1 9S CO 10 1s' asp i4
G Lytton Of Chicago, Ill, June II, 1908;
atty Jos Levi. 81 Libe!ty st; :. $40, 900
solomon Riley. 15s w 35th st. Dec IS
1918; atty. Title Guar & T Co. l7s Broad,
ssTR ST, n s. 100 e Park av, 25xio6'i iwOv
Francis J schnugg to Solomon II Gruhn
q s Gssem9Rt AZ Jan s. 1892 atty ASs
7sTH f sT 50 wEi sSo Lee Curtis y y sss
ISIS; atty, L T 4 T Co. $50 Bwsy -, 900
Frank weSmann to Elliott Mtg Co, Az
B.wag. Feb 10. 1915; atty. L T & T CO
1ssD ST, q w.Msry 4 Young to ts;SoS
wndenberE: ass seth 1T, July S, 1915;
'2D ST. SIS ION az T,S 2ssTsSSFIST
symonds, i172 W 5sth st 49,. SIC, 900
18TH sT s2 r SsA to ay HSlVsy
Gay OF scarsdaie \ Y, Aug 20, 1916;
atty. John H Henshaw, 20 Nassau
,sb ST. as w-Eiisb Marshaii to GER Ger.
trude Il Naylor. Somervllle, J, Oct g.
1918; atty. Isidore + Greene. "A Court
,sTy A Sk'yH' 3 asa ;lsgd st, ss5xicSS..YYWV
Jacob Korn TO Matilda Hutchinson.
Sound Beach, conn, Sept l. 1887 atty, y
Y 7 Co. 1875 Bway. $4,000
Daniels to Mary c and Philip Rodriguez.
exrs and trus Ricardo Rodriguez, 1873
W 18th st, May II. 1911; atty 7 GO,
ARIA ST. isi7i E-Juliuts 4 fFabricius to
Edw f Neugebsuer, March I, 1919; atty,
9TH ST, $50 W-John ] Kelly to the
Bowery Saw Bank. May l. 1900; atty,
Emily List, 3ss w 47th st. .....tS. 900
18TH ST, 406 E-Bessie Goldberg, 1928
Kelly st. to Belmont Bldg and limit Co.
~ w S4th st, Jan IS. 1919; attys, Shear
man & Sterling, IS Wall st. az, $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

RYBR AVENUE-Fred Oppenhelmer
sold for the trustees of the estate Of
George w. Ward, represented by
Geller, Rolston q Koran as attorneys,
the three story and basement dwelling
at 20sS Ryer avenue, near 1S1st street,
on lot 1S.3x103, to a client.
FAILB STREET-A. d. Rockwell. Jr.,
sold to Harry Cohen for a client Of
Francis B. Sanford the two family
house,at $40 Faile street.
FORDHAM ROAD-M l.. Simon pur-
chased from a client of Clement H.
Smith the plot, 50x100, at the south
east corner of Fordham road and Cres-
ton avenue This 10 the first sale of
the property since 1873.
EAST 136TH STREEr-John Fender
CAST sold for Mrs. Abbie O'Rourke the
five story double fat. 25x1O0. at 407
East 136th street to Mrs. L. ]. Shep-
ard for $4,000.
COLLEGE AVENUE-R. & X. Padua
sold 1912 College avenue, a two story
dwelling, 16x100. near 169th street.
JACKSON AVENUE~-Mrs Daniel Sey-
mour sold 766 Jackson avenue, a two
story dwelling, 25xS7.
MARION AVENUE-B. Sharum sold to
It. Howley 1878 Marion avenue, two
story four family frame house, 25x127.
WISE AVENUE-Joseph c. Abramson
has purchased 1888 Vyse avenue, near
Jennings street, a Ave story new law
building. on a plot 376x100, renting
for over $4,000 and held at 5000.
Pease & Gilman were the brokers.
Following the purchase OF the property
resale was made at substantial
profit to Moses ID. -Spoto through
Hiram T. Wood.
MARMION AVENUE-Cammann. Voor-
hees & Floyd sold for Mrs. Josephine
A. Berth the three story dwelling and
garage at 1890 Marmion avenue. The
buyer will occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
BUY AUDUBON AVENUE APT.

Louis Block and Benjamin Lachowsky
have sold for William Landesman a Son
to a client of Ribman & Ribman. attor-
neys, the New Brighton. six story ele-
vator apartment house at the southeast
corner of Audubon avenue and 176th
street, on a plot 110x100, The structure
was held at 100000, and returns an an
nual rental of about $4,000.
The same brokers have resold for the
Plumbers Realty Company to the Weiss
lemlein Holding Company, Leopold Weiss
president the two six story apartment
houses at 1855 to ISL West 145th street
on plot S0x100. The property is leased
to one tenant for five years at a net
rental OF $65,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Duross Company leased the store and
basement at 261 West Fourteenth street
to Constantine ID. Panagakis.
He'll & stern leased at % Fourth
avenue the tenth floor to Mill Factors
Corporation and the eleventh floor to
Levy & Nathan, Inc, at total rental
of $4,000.
John ]. Meenan. Inc, leased the store
and basement at the northeast corner of
Ninety-fifth street and Amsterdam
avenue to Dennis Cremedas to be used
as a confectionery store.
q Charles F. Noyes Company leased the
ground floor at 525 Water street to
Nemours Trading Corporation the store
at 2S9 Pearl street to Fernandez &
Maniscalco, and the store and basement
at 11e Cherry street to the Nectar Com
pany.
George J. Casazza leased the build
ing at 124 West Houston street 20 De
Paoli Eugene Polarolo and Louis Al
legri for five years.
The four story building at 164 Madi-
son avenue has been leased by Adele
Flint 20 a newly formed corporation
for twenty-one years which will ex-
tensively remodel the building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased furnished to
Fay ingalls, the four story and base
ment dwelling at 81 West Fifty-third
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
They also leased apartments as follows |:
In All Park avenue TO Major Byron
Stookly, in S15 Park avenue Ito Mrs
Wallace E. Eddhger. in SEQ Park
avenue to William Rennault, in 667
Madison avenue 10 w. Usher Parsons,
two in 344 West Seventy street
to ]. A. Post Vanderberg and to E. B.
Pringle, and one In 343 West End
avenue to Mrs. g. F. Dickersona = rsst y
The Houghton Company leased, the
three story and basement dwelling MT
fred F. Carroll. 20
]. B. English leased the three story
dwelling at 333 West Fiftieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pGny sold the three story business and
apartment building at 1926 Flatbush
avenue, having a frontage Of 40 feet on
the avenue and a depth OF 80 feet on
both sides. 1t was sold for James Byron
to client for investment
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold
for the Kensington Home Corporation
to a client for occupancy the two story
and attic house, with garage. on plot
20x120, on the east side of East Seventh
street, 240 feet north of Avenue I, Flat
bush.
Meister Builders, Inc. resod the
northeast corner of Seventy street
and Twentieth avenue, on a plot look
100, to the Eighty-second Street Con-
struction Company for immediate i'm
prcvement.
Buckley & Horton Company sold at
IFS Ryerson street, between Myrtle and
Willoughby avenues. the two story and
basement dwelling, lot 25x10o, for the
estate OF Susan N. Steward for occu-
parcy.
Realty Trust sold for Artee Realty
Corporation the dwelling at 154S Forty
third street Borough Park, to DR. Abra-
ham Goldner. for occupancy for Alec
Building Company, the semi-detached
dwelling at PLOT Slxty-fifth street MA
pleton Parkway, TO David Hirsch. and
for Artee Realty Corporation. the two
family dwelling at 1926 Forty-second
street, Borough Park, to Minnie Pome-
rantz and Sarah Snyder. the present ten
ants.
The fSe story apartment at 5Ss Ocean
avenue, 140x150, has been purchased by
Harrlss Rubin from the Pacific Con-
structlon Company. II was held at $780,
900.
Frederick Brown resold to Samuel
Heintz $50 Washington avenue. a four
story apartment house, on a plot 75x130.
The property has been held at $4,000.
William F. Taylor was the broker in the
transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
OUT OF rowN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold plot at Fieldston,
Riverdale-on-the- II udson. to Prof. Rich
ard Bach of Columbia University, who
plans to build a home for his own occu-
pancy; also n plot to II. J. Mowat. who
also plans to build.
Fish & Marvin sold for II. G.. Lehman
property in Bronxville Terrace at Bronx
Vile to Michael L. Wilson. The place
was held at $4,000. They also sold for
Samuel Butterworth his residence at
Bronxville to ]. F, Musselman. The
property was held at $4,000.
Prince Ripley, Inc. sold the resi-
dence of NJ. Dougherty, at Hazelhurst
Park. New Rochelle. to client. 1t was
held at $4,000.
Country Brokers Bureau sold the S.
Townsend Jones property, consisting of
dwelling and one acre, in Rockaway ave
nue.. Rockville Centre. L. l.. to e. ].
Delor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
Requirements Not Covered.

The fact that foreign importers have
not covered their requirements very far
ahead remains the soundest feature in
the general dry goods export situation.
Neuss, Hesslein e Co. report this week.
The effect Of the violent drop from
pre-armistice levels still is in buyers
memory and has acted as a deterrent
from excessive commitments. No pro-
longed cessation of buying need there
fore be expected and we look for a
of buying on a normal scale.
The present lull in the cotton piece
goods market has not been without its
influence on export demand"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15

Prices in the local raw silk market are
showing some irregularity in conse-
quenee of lower quotations from Yoleo-
hama.N This is more apparent for for
ward delivery than for spot silk.
There are signs. however. that the
revised quotations are beginning to at.
tract attention and 1t does not seem
likely that the decline will go much
further. III. l.. Gwalter & Co. state.
AdVices from Europe report the Milan
market strong, with extra classical Ital.
ian quoted on the basis of 100 lire The
Canton market is quiet and reelers are a
little more inclined to make concessions
to attract new business. The Shanghai
market continues firm, but little business
Is being done.
The Yokohama market suffered a
sharp break at the beginning of the
week, carrying prices down to 2,160 yen
for Sinshui No. /. Since then news has
oeen meaere, and the unsatisfactory
cable service is adding considerably to
the perplexity OF sellers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
BUY THE PALMERsToN.

Irving Judis has sold the Palmerston.
at the northwest corner of ST. Nicholas
avenue and 1s4th street, a six story ele-
vator apartment house, on plot look
100, containing thirty-eight apartments
and seven stores. The property rents
for $4,000 and was recently purchased
from W. ]. Daniels. 1t was held at
$4,000. The purchaser is the Rosmar
Realty Company, Isidore WINNER presi-
dent. ". H. F1andreau negotiated the
deal. The house was erected by Will
lam j. Casey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

s. Ossood Pell & Co. sold the home of
Vernon c. Gray at Malba. 1t has a large
water frontage and commands extensive
views of the sound
Maurice L. Connolly, as executor of
the James F. O'Brien estate, sold a fat
100x100 at the southwest corner of Suy-
dam place and Toledo avenue. Emhurst,
to h. Endee.
N. A. Rosenblum sold to Carrie NJ. Ell
dert of Jamaica a one family dwelling at
Hollis Court on a plot 60x100 feet. on
Hollis Court boulevard and Buckingham
place. The consideration was $500. F.
w. Scutt Company OF Jamaica were the
brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Because of the housing conditions in the
metropolitan district and the demand for
loans on residence properties in the
northern part of New Jersey, the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company Is now en-
tertaining applications for mortgage
loans for limited amounts in the northern
part of New Jersey when presented
through its home Office in Newark
Haggstrom & CaHen have been ap-
pointed managing agents of the two
buildings at 1926 West Sixty-fifth
street adjoining Broadway.
Morris Bellman. formerly president of
the Bellman Realty Company, negotiated
the sale of the loft property at 26 to s2
West Seventeenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15

OThBH BALES IN MANhATTAN.
WEST FoRTIETH sTREET--M. & I.
Hess, Inc, sold for Marguerite Gautier
to the District Holding Company the
property at 21S West Fortieth street
The purchasers also own 220 and 1923
West Fortleth street and now control
plot OF 42.10hx 1859, which they con-
template improving with a modern
commercial building.
WEST EIGHTY FIFTH STREET.
Frederic II. Allen Of Frederick zittel
& Sons, with Edward c. II. Vogler,
sold for Robert West to Ennis & Sim
not the four story and basement house
at III West Eighty-fifth street. on
plot 1sx102.
WEST 10th STREET-w. ]. Huston
& Son sold for the estate of DR..
Charles e, Bernhard 56S West 15sth
street, n two story dwelling on lot
15x9911, to a client for occupancy.
MADISON STREET-Jacob Finkelstein
N & Son sold for the Jaclun Realty Com
pany the four story commercial build
ing, on lot 25xS0, at 141 Madison
street. The buyer will occupy.
WEST FORTY EIGHTH STREET.
Electus T. Backus of the Guardian
Holding Company sold to Mrs. L. II.
White the Columbia leasehold 20 West
Forty-eighth street, n four story dwell
ing on lot 22x100.5. The owner.
@. w. Vanderhoef, was represented
by the Brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Thomas f.
Mclaughlin sold for the estate OF
James A. Tyler the three story dwell
ing. 1Sx95, at 1889 Lexington avenue.
WEST 132D STREET,. Anthony Mi
mott sold for the Theodore Smith es-
tate 10 West 1920 street, a three story
and basement dwelling on lot 17x100.
This is the first transfer of the prop
erty since 1895.
EAST TENTH STREET-Spear & Co
resold for the Burden Realty Company
to the present tenant the four story
building at 80 East Tenth street, on a
lot 27.6x92S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
LoRILLARD PROPERTY SOLD.

z. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for the
heirs of the estate Of Richard L. Howell
the premises at IL Grand street. south
east corner of Wooster street. four story
building. covering lot 1sx75 feet. The
purchaser is Samuel Eiseman. who owns
the surrounding property on Grand and
Wooster streets, who buys for the pur7
pose of squaring out his holdings In an
ticipation of higher values. The prop
erty Is part OF the old Lorillard estate
and has been in the hands of the sellers
for over 100 years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
THE PERNCLIFF SOLD.

James H. Cruikshank sold to Abraham
Rothkrug the Ferncllf at the northwest
corner of Seventh avenue and l2Oth
street, seven story fireproof elevator
apartment house. on plot 50x10O, and
valued at $4,000. Mr.. Cruikshank took
in part payment the two five story
double flats at 1O4 and LOG West Eighty
ninth street, on plot 5Ox100, valued at
$4,000. SigYnund Simon and Osterweil
Bros. were the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
boston Yarn Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-Nominal trading
In worsted yarns and tops this week
Kept the prices of both these commodities
at about the same level as last week
ThS report that the Government is to
auction 100000 pounds of worsted yarn
in october had no effect on the market.
Fine tops are still in demand with
prices holding firm and looking eup,ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
s25O,ooO MIDTOWN LEASE.

The Brunswick Realty Company has
leased through d. Zuckerman the three
four story buildings at 8 and 10 East
Twenty-ninth street and East Twenty
eighth street to the Progress Realty
Corporation for a term of twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental of $250.o00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
PARK Av. HOTEL PLANS FILED.

Plans were filed yesterday in the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the sew
enteen story hotel which is to be erected
at the southeast corner of Park avenue
and Fifty-second street by the Linnard
Corporation of $50 Broadway, owners.
The structure will cost $4,000, 900, and
will cover a plot 200.10x100.5. Warren
& Wetmore of 16 East F'orty-seventh
street are the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
T6l.5S
2.11S.50
s<2.06
1,s71.5S
1,eS1.SS
10000
410.28
RECORDED LEASES.

srH Av, a65. store and b--Helene Becker
to saml Beck, AGA w 18th st, 9 Ala yrs
from Mch /, 1870; sttys, Beck q Co,
,.T S s Sn w
to Irving A Nemeroy, 1852 Bway. yrs
from Sept IL n 1913 at'ys' Levy sS q
WEST ST, AZ, store-Louis weisser to
Morris Epstein. s66 Myrtle av, Bklyn.
s-i2 yrs from Aug /, 1919: atty, Jos
q AbrAnson. so Church st....,..,t2,l 100
18TH ST, 44s-51 w, all-H w Well Co to
Economy wlping Materials Co, Inc. t5s
W 18th ct, 20 Tia yrs from May /, 1919;
atty. Thos A Eagen, so Nassau st. So. 500
10Th ST. asa w, all--Gertrude II ogden
ct al, trus, to Ella NJ Dean. S505 Bway,
10 l1-ls yrs from June I 1917 sttys,
Spencer, o, L & w, 81 william st ST. 800
WEST END AV. ST.. All--E W X Holding
Corpn to Emil Altman, s77 West End
av yrs from Oct l, 1913; attys Lewis
& schaap, ls9 Bway. Isl, 500
STAPLE ST. 4. all-Merohants Refrigerat-
ing Co TO John Campbell & Co. yrs
from Sept l. 1919; atty, chas Kraft. 3o2
1iAY, $500. store-Norman Reai
Estate Corp 20 Lippe scheinhous on
premises. yrs from May l, 1919: atty,
Max Rosenblum, s22 Bway, BiSlyn. $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
BUYS IN MAIDEN LANE.

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd and
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball, Jr..
have sold to Richard S. Elliott the prop
erty at 126 Maiden lane, a Ave story
building, on lot 22x65.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
LEASE EAST SIDE WAREHOUSE.

C. P. Butterfly has leased for John ].
Radley, owner, and Neptune Forwarding
Company, lessees, to +. l.. Smith Ma
chine Company, Inc, the six story ware
house, 75x92, at 629 to 633 East Six
teenth street, adjoining the East River,
at a net rental of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-15
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
.-.- Attorney
Downtown.

lMtth name ana ADDRESS OF leIOer anu
co.. attorney.)
Downtown.
-s-. (south OF Fourteenth streetD
BAXTER ST, VS. 1lsIl Park Row.
25.sx- Angelo L Carszza to East
River Saws Inst, 2sl Bway', due Aug
PEARL ST, las. $. isxiOi.1-FrSnois
Emory Fitch inc. 10 W Prayer i22
mtg $4,000. $50. due Aug l, 1922;
atty, 7 s. Co. i76 Bway sll, 600
wILk sI:T1 ST. u.s. k.sit SNiSo Me co
81 Nassau 81, due Sept 1. 1920, go;
atty. Edw West. 81 Nassau st s2.5Oo
East Side.
(East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
9TH AV, cor 18th st, 4sx irreg-
81 st Marks Fl Corp to Greenwich
ISaS, So; attys, MlddlebrOOk g p; g
SANE pRoiPnR;TYYCsaimle to Isaac ;c'I Gins
berg. $50 West End av pr mtg $4,000;
sTH AZ. cor 57th st, 'sisxiOO|Iswis
7 CO. rs sway, due S: !. per bond. siaS. 900
' CIV P sSs A so "a: A. rrow
due S :: per bond; atty. II T r g e;
s2D ST. $, $50 "a av, 255xtic0.sw
Julius semmelrath to sohe Davidson,
ssS p \ ga St due March H. 1922 s cSG
West Side.
(NWest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
Bath ST, 1884 W; also land in Bronx-
sophia Zimmerman to Rudolph Wur-
S6SG a apS Rrsm. so's a s: S 6: Dsr
1sTa ST, IS, isCs.ii West End az t'i iii
+ Douglas, si7 W 18th st. due Aus is,
1922 5hes; attys. Blandy. NJ 9 g
sOTH ST. q a 1854 Columbus i,.O' SSS
Oos-walera Realty Corpn to simon NJ
Goldsmith, 400 Convent av, mtg S6S,5 500,
yr. sssi atty, Albert zimmerman. 5000
Uptown
(Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street.)
Stars and Stripes Realty Co to CHas
Rosen. AZ W 120th st, pr mtg $4,000,
yrs. SO atty. H Cohen, 81 Chambers
SANE PRoPERfY-s;amie' to to Harry PSl-
trowitz, Al Convent av. pr mtg $4,000.
A ass btr P08 Az ~ s'y co s"% cStS.aFs
parkway, T5iixi25-Winter & Wilkes,
Inc, to Rose soroch, Waterbury, Conn,
due as per bond atty. Morris f Gcssett,
12TH ST, n s. isisiS.i 9 Sth av, aixioS.Sw
National corpn to Ambrose Realty Co,
1919. SO; atty, 7 & T Co, 1856 Broad:
12STh ST. 5, 400 W Lenox ay. si1ssii-
Morris Schafter to Chss A Baker, adm
James r Hogg, Bround Brook. N j, 8
yrs. SO atty, T q Co, l76 Bway $40. 900
SAME PRoPERTY-sAme to same; pr mtg
10000, 2 yrs. go ...,.........32.0o 900
LOTS 100 and l6l-map land James Cor
don Bennett-Wolf H3Rss to Eugene Hig-
gins Ct al James Bennett, due
July 20, 1922. per cent as per bond; atty.
Co, 176 Bway, .t2.IsO
LOT 24O-Same map, same to same; atty,
same ...'.s..''ss''. 'stSbzO
LOT As, same map-Jeannette Singer to
samei atty. same, ....,.,.... 81 900
LOT SO, same map-Joseph Vannuechi to
LOT 200, same map--John w OGrady to
same ATTY, same ;;;,i;,,'; ,.,,,t z'ztO
same; all due July 20, 1929, per cent as
per bond; atty same, ........,...S2,24 0
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May rs, 1918. .......,... ......
areenspan ct al. Feb. 10, 1914.
Bevel Glass Co. Ino.--L Cohen;
Abram Cox Stove Cos. Mann
ct al. Dec. IL, 1914 (reversed).
Gibralter. Paul--E. Stevenson;
Nov. 4, 1918. .............."
Samoa. Perkins; Nov. 6, lsls..
Misrahi, Isldor-S. Rouse ct al;
Aug. ~, 1919. ......,........