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The sun., 1919-03-21
APARTMENT DEALS
FEATURE TRADING
West Side District Active;
Spencer, Arms Goes to
New Owner.
ARDSLEY HALL ALSO SOLD
Rosemary and Other Big Flat
Houses Figure in Days
Market Reports.

The sale of number of largo apart
ment houses. chiefly on the West Side,
was the dominating feature Of yerter-
days realty market Among the more
important sales was that of the Spencer
Arms. a modern twelve-story building
on the southeast corner Of Broadway
and Sixty-ninth street. considered one
OF the finest structures of its kind on the
West Side. and held at s1.100.0o0. 1t
was purchased by Samuel Borchard from
the 14o West sixty-ninth Street Corpo-
ration tUdo Fleischmann), through r.
A. Wyckoff. vice-president of the Wood
Dolson Company. Inc.
The building, which has q frontage OF
IL feet on Broadway and extends for
162 feet on Sixty-ninth street, covers six
lots and contains 100 MISUNDERSTANDING
apartments in suites OF two. three and
four rooms. The house Is fully tenanted
and brings In an annual rental of $140.-
600. Tho property adtoirs st. Stephens
Church on Stxty-ninth street, and with
q two-story building on the south the
apartments have an unobstructed view.
Mr.. Borchard Is a large investor in
apartment house properties in Manhat-
tan and recently purchased through the
same brokers who negotiated the sale of
the Spencer Arms the thirteen-story
apartment building at Gas West End
avenue. Yesterdays transaction was
entirely for cash.
The sun., 1919-03-21
COMPANY BUYS TWO HOUSES.

Another largo West Side apartment
house which changed owners yesterday
was Ardsley Hall, a handsome ten
story structure on the south corner of
Central Park West and Ninety-ssconj
street, which was purchased by the
Grand Concourse Really Company. Mi
chael Kaufman president. through A.
Blumenthal from the Bank for Savings.
which had been holding the properly al
$525, 900.
Ardsley Hall faces Central PARK and
stands on a plot fronting leo feet on
Central Park West and 125 feet OH
Ninety-second street. 1t is divided into
nifty suites Of from three to twelve
rooms and at present brings in an an
nual rental of $4,000 It Is announced
however. that a new scale OF rents Is 20
be put into effect in October which will
raise the annual returns from rentals
to $4,000. The building was erected by
William Norton and was taken over by
the bank in a foreclosure proceeding In
1913. The foreclosure action Is SAID 10
have resulted in the wiping out OF a
second mortgage on the property for
$4,000.
Another purchase made by the Grand
Concourse Company was that of Green
Court, at 1909 to 1917 Seventh avonue,
the southeast corner Of 1l1th street a
six-story elevator apartment house,
100.llx110. held for 100000 and rent
ing for $4,000. Title to this property
In held by the Long Beach Auto and
Storage Company, which acquired II In
1917. a. Blumenthal was also the bro
ker in this transaction
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c. P. STUART RENTS SUITE.
Takes Last BIT of Vacant Space in
"World's BiGgest Flat House,"

Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. leased for
the Vanderbilt Avenue Realty Corpora
ton the last apartment In go Park
avenue. suite consisting of seventeen
rooms and seven baths, to G. T. Stuart,
president OF the American Marine Insur-
ance Company. completing tho renting
OF the largest apartment house In the
world.
The building. which covers the block
bounded by Park and Madison avenues,
Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth streets,
contains los unusually large apartments
with a total rental of $4,000. an aver
age of $500 for each apartment. The
stores bring the fetal income OF the
building close to 81 ,000. 900 a year.
Among the prominent persons who
have taken large apartments are: James
A. Sti,lman, Harold 8 Vanderbilt,
James A. Bryne, Mrs. Harry S. Hark-
ness, Francis l.. Hine, Paul ID. Cravath,
Peter Cooper Bryce. Mrs. Herman Gel
richs, Winthrop Ames. John T. Terry
and Miss Alice De Lamar.
Malcolm f. Smith and Rudolph C.
Culver. Inc. leased duplex apartments
in 1871 to 1876 East Sixty-slxth street to
Theodore F.. Price, Mrs. Alice y. Creel-
man, and with Douglas l. Gilman, Inc.
to Or. Arthur F. Chace: In 1870 to 1874
East Slxty-seventh street apartments 10
Ernest Poole, DR.. William Bradshaw
Mrs. Ella X. Hart and Mrs. Isabella
G. y. Lothrop.
Edwin J. Birley OF y. Brigham Hall
and William d. Bloodgood, Inc. leased
apartments in 100 and III East Fifty
sixth street 10 ". F. Bailey. Pearl s
Squire. NJ. u. Miller and NJ. D. r. Bar
row also apartments In Gil West 136tl
street to o. s. Humphrey, F. A. Pearce
A. Ross and Isabel Finch.
The sun., 1919-03-21
RECORDED LEASES.


18th ST.. 500 W.. store space in strand
Hotel, &c-Frank Davidson and ano
to Geo Holober and ano, Bank ct.
Hoiober Bros, iith Sv and 18th st. 800
berg and ano to Wilson Theatre. Ino
Feb Dissm,'s;S f sss s ssmud IT, iI ro.s
18th sT. 500 W. part Of dining room
Strand nS Hotel ,o wilson TSssr.
sT1. i'm az ana iii + st; :ss;ioe;,,sSS
Lsnssam to waiter 8. Mara, %. "
1tlst st, and sno. . yrs az mos from
70 1880; atty. Jas M, soS % sS e 7 %
I'd AZ. $40. str n and pt egpsTre,t
Berkowsky to Herman Arnold, $40 I'd
sy, yrs from May /. 1919; atty; e
17TT ST. e; ism st. e. sd loft
Hellner q Wolf TO Theo Metzeler. 500
IN n. &: stls ys vos s5' from TsS 300
l25TH ST, las and l57 L, stores and b.
d @ 4 H s Brussel to Philip Apple
baum, 10 W 9Sth ct, and ano. 10 yrs
fr May /. 1918; atty. ] Biumofo: is2
.r Tf' %v. 81. cor ss,n St sli JAS
shsT stetf.n.. a g. sth az. yrs from
May /. 1922; attys. Jaburg Bros 10
BARROW 80, hll-7harg
to Antonio Sardi, 46 Barrow ct, yrs
BROADWAY. 272i-2e. n W cor 1otth st
L y Trust Co OF n Y, exr and trustee.
to io4th ST Broadway Corp. Si3 9th av.
20 Liza yrs from Apr / 1919; attys. stod.
dard & NJ, 1913 Bway. $4,000 and 100000
COLUMBUS AV. Ala, n str h--Geo II Horst
man to Chas F Hogan, 81 Manhattan
ay. yrs from May !. 1919; G Hogan,
sTH Av. G0e, 8 and pit rear b--Louiss
steets to Csssapis, 100 w atth st. ct
al. s yrs from May !. 1919 81, 400 TO q, 700
AV n, cor Sth ct, and b. &c-Ford-
wal Realty Corp To w Wooiworth Co.
233 Bway. 1os-i2 yrs from Sept !.
1919 ..............,...l. ....... 80 900
1ST Az. 6l. cor Attn OF, cor str III
Meta Idcn, extrx, to Won Avolk. Bklyn.
and ano. Mich /, 1919; atty. Philip Match,
ELTON Az. s47. str and a sboye-Hor.
mine Talfman TO Bertha Amlaw, 64I
Elton av. s yrs from May /, 1919; atty
Bertha Amlaw. 2o47 Sd av.....s 81, e2G
WESTCHESTDR AV, 607, cor str. &c-Her-
man N wielandt TO Leo Kuntze. COZ West
chester av. s yrs from Feb /. 91s; atty. c
s Levy, 400 az 150th st. $1,000 to 81. zoe
18TH ST. ~2 L. fiat on I'd n--John II
Bustall to Mrs. E Hellthaler. H2 L ls4th
st. yrs from Mch /, 1919; atty, Jos
Brewster. 40 Bway ...t............32l;
The sun., 1919-03-21
MEAT PRODUCTION
IN 1918 A RECORD
U. S. Total Of 23,366,000,000
Pounds Wins Praise of Agri-
cultural Chiefs.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.--Under the
stimulus OF war time demands meat pro-
duction reach ed 2s.3se, 100000 pounds
last year. which the Department Of Agri-
culture announced to-day undoubtedly
never before had been attained In this
country and certainly not in any other
country by long odds"
Meat producers met the war situa-
ton magnificently in 1915" the Depart
ment said. They increased meat pro-
duction in one year by "a per cent. and
thus made possible an increase of ma
tional meat surplus in one year by 70
per cent. and an increase in per capita
consumption by II per cent. Notwith-
standing the very high prices of meat in
this country in 1918. and with prices ris-
ing above 1917. a large fraction Of the
population must have greatly Increased
its meat consumption in that year"
Meat production showed an increase
Of almost 5000. 900 900 pounds last year
compared with 1900. Beef production
increased almost ,oo0.o00.0o0 pounds,
totalling 9.797 100000 pounds; pork
reached 1901, 100000 pounds. an in
crease of more than 100000. 900 pounds
over 1917 and OF 40 per cent over the
1900 production.
The national surplus OF all kinds OF
meat was 2,45S. 900. 900 pounds In 1900
while last year it was 1927. 200, 900
pounds, or almost double the surplus OF
1917.
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Jennings stree. to phuip soloway

Jennings street 10 Philip soloway
through Isidor Kahn.
EAST 18TH STREET-James Mont
gomery 4 Son sold to an investor the
two dwellings at 3,o-57s East 135th
street. ..........
SIMPSON STREET--Samuel BARN. Or
orator, has bought for cash, from a
client OF the Title Guarantee & Trust
Company, the northwest corner Of
Simpson and Home streets, two FIVE
story apartment houses, sox10o. held
at s125,o00 and renting for $4,000.
VALENTINE AVENUE-Joseph p. Dag,
with C. Z. Gates. sold for tho Dominlck
estate the two story house at 2226
Valentine avenue, 2bx6sx irregular.
FOX STREET-I. Portman resold the
five story apartment at 643 Fox street
40x12O, to an investing client OF l.. ].
Greenberger. represented by Philip d.
Shapiro, attorney. He also resold to a
Mr.. Sonlsin through A. II. Levy the
i've story twenty family apartment on
a plot 3Sx100 at 1923 Simpson street.
NELSON AVENUE. Portman bought
from David Rosenfield through A. II.
Levy and Henry Well the Ave story
apartment house at 1907 Nelson ave-
nue., 75x100.
The sun., 1919-03-21
OTHER BUSINESS LEASES.

George r. Read a Co, with Charles F..
Noyes Company. leased for the William
ii. Fem estate the five story building at
1879 Front street to George H. Auten &
Co.
Horace S. Ely & Co. rented for Joseph
N. Fishel the building at 500 West
broadway to r. Bertolii & Co.
Charles Il. Van valen. Inc, and George
Ketchum leased for the Broadway ohm
Street Corporation, Elias A. Cohen presi-
dent offices on the fourth floor of 206
Broadway to the American Code Com
pany.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased for the
Rockton Construction Company to Err
LANCER q Goldstein, at an aggregate
rental of $4,000, the entire sixth floor
at 122 to 100 West Twenty seventh
street.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company leased space in 1876 Broadway
to Chaeibourne. Hunt & jacket: in Z
Wall street to Day & Heaton; in 1856
broadway to Barrows. Hughes &c Schalle
In Rector street to Pcale & MoLough-
lin In Church street TO V. W. Lee the
store and basement of 610 Hudson street
to the Hudson Paper Mills: subleased
space In 40 Wall street to Mckinley &
Morriss
The Granick's Bakery and Restaurant
Company, Inc, represented by Abraham
j. Halprin as attorney, leased from Will
lam Fox the two stores at 1875 and 1873
East Fourteenth street. which will be al
| tered for bakery and restaurant
The Milton Piano Company leased
from Thonet Bros. Inc. b42 to 54S West
Thtrty-sixth street, an eight story build
| ing. 75x9s.s. for fifteen years, at a total
rental Of $337.500.
NJ. & l.. Hess. Inc, leased for Mrs
Helen Walter the two four story dwell
ings at 245 and 247 West Twenty-ffth
| street to Frank SHERMAN. at an aggre-
gate net rental OF $4,000. The lessee
will alter the premises for commercial
use.
The sun., 1919-03-21
RENTS BANKING ROOMS.

To accommodate the increase in its
Far Eastern business the Asia Banking
Corporation, OF which Charles II. Sabin
Is president, has leased new quarters on
broadway. Through Joseph p. Day 1t
has rented the store floor OF 20 Broad
way and half OF the adjoining store at
81, which together with extra space in
the basement. gives the corporation Ia
600 square feet in the CASTOR Williams
and Wigmore property. A long term
lease has been taken on the new quar-
tiers. which will be altered In accordance
with plans drawn up by Alfred c. Bios
som, architect.
The Asia Banking Corporation has It's
present headquarters in the Guaranty
Trust Company's building. Only recently
II opened branch offices In Shanghai and
Hankow. Next month II will establish
similar offices In Picking, Tientsin. which
will be followed by the opening of
branches in Changsha. Hongkong ana
Canton.
The sun., 1919-03-21

T Russell. 2sss Creston av, March 10;
atty; N Cohen, 3os Bwey... ...;.3soo
1874 street Realty co to Eleanore 8
iyn: m,s 81. go go Msrcn ' 70; atty. /
SAME PRoP-Eleanore A s Hsnnemann 20
Oscar Sanders, 1910 Fox st. mtg Sss,ooo.
March 10; atty. same. :.......... ~
Florence l. Bauman to Vincenzo Cic-
ehelll, Ias w Sd q, March 20; atty, vin W.
Runo, 2st 1o2d st, March 30; atty.
Christof Runo. 334 L 1920 st......tt0o
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1881, W g. 4ox
Corp. 20 Lenorc Az. mtg ,as.o March
attys. Herman q 70. 40 Bway. Isl
SANE rRop-A q J Realty Corp TO 81
$4,000. March II; atty, same. -. 81
UNIVERSITY Az. s. 2blb 9 Brandt pl,
S6loxlle.7-Hugo Guttfreund TO Bertha
March II; attys. Morrison a 9. $40
SANE PRoF.b.it6. aio.:msn ' 10 10.
tso, 900. March II: atty. same. :. 81
HOME ST, n e. IS Fox st, 76xss. ?xst.2x
9Th D c. 10 Barclay Holding
atty. II zieser. 2l7 Bway. 80. 800
BECK ST. $50. 8 . s. toxs0-Jos Shapiro
to Philip Greenblatt. 957 TIFFANY st, and
80 80. 49, hpie' htty' n II fFleu, zoV
WASHINGTON Az. 9, ass 8 i75th ct,
26sx1os.5: also Washington av. 3.
2e24 8 l76th ut. 26.2x10s.6-Oscar SAN
ders TO 1884 Street Realty Co. 700 W
i7eth at. mtg $4,000, March 40: attys.
.Geyner. q A. 2ss Bway.
5l.ax1o2i; also 1soth ct, n ., 1919 W
University av. 1oo.2x5.2x W 6ox10ox55.a
VIM NJ Moore Holding Co to Barclay
Holding Corp. 217 Bwsy. mtg 1875
Jan IS; atty, II zieser, 2l7 Bway 800
EDEN AV. 8, 400 n walnut st. 26x1oo
Frank X Hyde ct al to Mary Bailly
1880 Anthony av, mtg $4,000, July IS,
1915 atty, T @ q T Co, t7s Bway Isl
i9ssx25xiil.5x26.5---zenor Fischer to
Chas willsmore, 62S Amsterdam av,
Mar 10: atty. @ T Co. 17s Broad
coLtMpus Az. 5. being lot s. map map
part Downing estate, 5.3ssLs-Elias
q II Meyer to David O'Connor, Is27
Wallace av, mtg $1,000. Mar 10; atty.
LYON Az. sno. " $. 'sSxioO.c:hsss
Hovorka TO Gustave Kessler. 1871 Will
Jams Bridge rd mtg 5000. Nov Is,
1918: atty. Gustavo Kessler. 1871 Will
LOT rs. map part Hunt estat.--Jacob
Rosenstreich ct al TO Rose Ross. 1874
Victor at. mtg $1,000, Mar IS; atty.
Lewis Nadel.
The sun., 1919-03-21
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat - vEsEY STREET. ]
NJ Io.oA u ~

5+TH ST, s4e-s5t Il. s. so w LIST sv.
t0xloo.5. two sty limits and l ctr. also
$1,000 mtg on $40 r 18th st; sale by
order alien property custodian; $40, with
$1,000 mtg. to Harry Jackson OF New
burg: y Y for ,ll,soo; s5l to Usher
Krell for $500.
HUDSON ST. 2F.:5?. s. 2lo u watts
7oI irreE, containing . 900 81 ft,S and 4
sty limits and dwellings: vol sale; TO
Sol Bloom for sA,500.
CHURCH ST. sass, W =. GIL $ Barclay
st, I.Sx32. sty and loft; vol sale. to
Laurence Curtin for $4,000,
Delaney ST. 2e4, :. 10 Cannon at.
c3xioo 8 sly tnmt with strs; vol sale.
lots: vol sale: to Edw II Banker for
$4,000.
NAOI.E Az. at junctn Of 10Th av, q,
ci42 $ 207th' st. 432xse5xlsox irreg. va
cant; vol sale: knocked down to ii
levitt for $500
pl Summit. y ]. 135.5xtl7.sx irreg. 3
sty stone and frame dwlg: exr's and tr's
sale, estate OF Geo Hill. deceased; TO
J Hecht for si2.76o: also 35 Beekmar
I'd. summit sty dwlg; TO Geo Penek
for sls,5oo.
iITH Az. 72s W $. 1873 sgd St. :S.is
100. sty tnrnt and strs and sly real
ct al. due iO.a5S,52: taxes. &c. s4Ol.30
to Sarah ! Brooks Tor sll75O.
BY Henry Brady.
?sxs5. ETY. tumt; N + Monahun ag
Amelia Zeman ct ~. due SGi,3Siil
taIos. &c. 36SG2o: 10 the plaintiff for
1sT Az. 2?oi. w .. c5.1I liath St 25>
100. sty tnmt and strs: NJ sIels1
The sun., 1919-03-21
THREE NEW STORES
FOR SCHULTZ IN N. J.
Other Transactions Reported
From, Out of ToUn.

Through three separate leasing trans
actions involving rentals aggregating
$475,000. the Schultz Cigar Company
has made possible the establishment OF
stores In Jersey City, Passaic and Pat
erson. n. J. The company secured the
premises for Its new chain stores In these
cities through Joseph p. Day. In Jersey
City the company leased for twenty-one
years from the Latonia Realty Company
Arthur Brisbane president, a plot with
n frontage of 1875 feet and a depth Of 100
feet on Journal Square. at the entrance
TO the Summit avenue tube station
Here II will erect a modern two story
mercantile building. In this deal the
lessees were represented by Samuel J.
Tankoos of New York city and the Gar.
rison Real Estate Exchange of Jersey
City. About wo weeks ago the Schultz
company leased another valuable bit OF
property in Jersey City.
In Paterson the company leased from
the estate OF Ellen Donahue the north
east corner OF Main and Market streets
The lease, which takes effect shortly. ID
for long term Of years at an approx
mate aggregate rental Of 100000.
The Passaic lease affects the premises
on tho corner OF Jefferson and Main
avenues. owned by Harry Meyers and
now occupied by a catering concern
The lease is for fifteen years at an az.
gregate rental Of $1,000 per year.
Max Bache bought the Post estate al
South Beach. consisting Of thirty-two
acres and having large frontages or
Sand lane, Richmond avenue and Old
Town road. The tract will be immedi-
ately improved and developed into build
ing sites. Mrs. Bertha King Bartlett
and Mrs. Helen Minturn Post, the sellers
of the property, were represented In the
transaction by Messrs Scott, Gerard
Bowers
Cross and Brown Company sold &c
Frank Braun 211 Second avenue, Ions
Island City, for William Tatten.
l.. a. d. Percival, president OF the
Amalgamated Paint Company, leased
through Pell & Tibbits a summer home
at Port Washington. l.. 7.
DeBlois & E!dridge leased for Miss T.
NJ Betton her cottage on Gibbs avenue
Newport, II. l., 10 Mrs William =. Doug
las Of New York. for the coming sum.
mer.
George Howe sold tho house Of r
Eggers, situated on Garden road, Iarch.
mont Gardens. to Mrs. Catherine G
Paine OF New York city: also rented
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Ottinger's house on Myr.
tie avenue, Larchmont Gardens, to Rob.
ert Glenn Of Mount Airy, Pa.
Baker Crowell, Inc. sold the Iowen.
oein residence on Spinney Hill. at Great
Neck. l. l., to NJ. c. Rorty of Manhattan
The sun., 1919-03-21
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

BRYANT AVENUE-I4eitner. Brener q
Starr sold for James q. King to Emil
Lang, 653 Bryant avenue. a dwelling,
25Xl00.
CROTONA PARK NORTH-Waiter NJ.
Wechsler sold TO Sager & Shapiro and
Max Monfried 1877 Crotona Park
North, IA five story apartment house,
b0x97. The transaction was on n cash
basis and was negotiated by Samuel
Cowen as broker.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE-Dixie securi-
ties Company bought from Max Ma
tanson the five story apartment, l06x
100. at the southwest corner of Uni
versity avenue and 175th street. in an
all cash deal, The property rents for
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
ARTHUR AVENUE-Joseph Schenck
Company 2O70 to 20s0 Arthur avenue.
three five story apartment houses, on
plot 150xl10, renting for $4,000 and
held at $4,000
NCOURsE-McI.ernon Brothers sold
for the Amsterdam Development Sales
Company 2593 Grand Concourse, a
hve story apartment, 56xl0s.
UNIVERSITY AvENCE-Minnie New
man sold TO client of McIernon
Brothers the dwelling. S7xI05, at 2l6s
p. University avenue.
RIDER AVBNUE-James Montgomery
Son sold the factory building on the
west side OF Rider avenue. opposite
1ssth street. running through to Canal
place. TO client for occupancy.
JENNINGS SrREET--George Krauth
sold the ave story new Law dat at 7t5
The sun., 1919-03-21
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

F. G. Sauter sold for Teresa Monahan
to Mrs. Elizabeth Wakefield the two
STORY one family house at 504 Tenth
street. and dwelling at 354 Sixth street
TO a client for Augustus ]. Rim.
Samuel Galitzka sold for Frank H.
Warder to a client for investment the
three story building with store at 1919
Avenue !. 20N1o0.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold 10 to ll2
Bay Twenty-fifth street two one family
cottages. s0xl00. This completes tho re-
sale of the twelve houses on Bay Twen-
ty-fifth street recently bought from the
Parntt estate.
Buckley q Horton Company sold n va
cant plot. 75xl00, on the eastcrly side OF
Delamere place between Avenues and
X for Della Powell to a client for i'm
provement.
Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the one family dwelling at
2051 Sixty-third street, Mapieton Park.
to Max FREEZER.
John Il. Sullivan sold the two family
house at 543 Seventy-second street 70
Charles Fredericks.
The sun., 1919-03-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST FIFTY-SIXTH STREET-Harris
& Vaughn. Inc, sold for the estate of
Robert Z. Ogden the dwelling at 1875
East Fifty-sixth street. 20xl00.5, to
Charles Kerkow for occupancy. Messrs
Wood, Cooke & Seitz represented the
estate
EAST THIRTY-NISTH STREET
Henry Hof sold with William A. White
G Sons the four story fiat at 2I6 East
Thirty-ninth street TO y. Halpern.
WEST EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET
George s. Baker sold his residence at
1893 West Eighty-s!xth street, a 1--WE
story dwelling with extension, COX
1908.
AVENUE D-Isidore Teitlebaum bought
in an all cash deal from client OF
Samuel BitterInan 40 Avenue ID, 1--WE
story tenement. 44xSo.
BROADWAY-The Evangelical Luz
theran Church OF st. Matthew sold ia
Saul Mandelbaum. the tenant, 3476
Broadway, a four-story building. with
store. London Il Davis represented
the purchaser.
RIVERSIDE DRINE-Joseph b. Ed
wards Is reported to have sold rs Riv-
erside Drive, a five story dwelling.
25,4xS4ex irregular.
EAST 126TH STREET-Louisa Gag
gino resold the two three story dwell
ings 16xl00 each, at 215 and 217 East
126th street through Kehoe & Camera.
WEST 124TH STREET-Harry Sugar
man sold for the Port Jervis
Land and Improvement Company to
Pauline Kohner for investment 426
West 1o4th street, flve story triple
fat, 25x100.
EAST EIGHTy.THIRD-- STREE-E
Helen Squires is reported TO have sold
IS East Eighty-third street. a five
story dwelling. 20xl0O.
The sun., 1919-03-21
LAMBS TO GAMB0L IN COUNTRY.
Rent Summer Clubhouse and Play
ground in Connecticut.

The Lambs Club of New York. one
of the best known theatrical organiza-
lions in the country, has taken five
year lease on the Commodore Henry
Tyson estate In Riverside. Conn, and
proposes to use the property as a sum-
mer clubhouse and playground for its
members. The estate has a thousand
foot frontage on Long Island Sound
and what Is considered one OF the finest
bathing beaches In the vicinity.
The Tyson residence will be used as
the clubhouse, and the members will
have the opportunity of INDUCING In
such outdoor sports as golf tennis
fishing and sailing. The estate was
leased by the club through George Boles
VINO has rehtted the residence through
out with furnishings which he purchased
from the estate OF DR.. Henry Tyson, re-
Gently sold to Greenwich syndicate.
The sun., 1919-03-21
THREE DEALS INVOLVE $685.. oos

Joseph Shenk was the principal yes
terday in deals involving seven apart
ment properties valued at $685., 900. He
sold to the Benenson Realty Company
the Pleasant View, a six story structure
at sol West ls0th street northwest cor
ner of st, Nicholas avenue, having forty
two apartments and seven stores and
renting for $4,000. The holding price
was s375, 900.
Mr. Shenk bought from l.. Portman,
through Kaplan g. Blackman, the block
front on Morris avenue, between 1S1st
street and Clement place. four five story
houses. having a combined frontage OF
200 feet. renting for S3s,oOo and held at
S25o,0oo. He also purchased through
Joseph Harrison 53l to 53S East 175th
street, a six story house, sOx1O0, renting
for $4,000 and held at 100000.
The sun., 1919-03-21
ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS.

Edward w. Browning added four
more apartment houses TO his holdings
which now number nearly 100 proper
ties. The larger OF his newest acquisi-
lions, both for cash. involves the three
six story apartment houses at the south
east corner of Bradhurst avenue and
It6th street. facing Colonial Park.
w ]. Houston q Son sold the prop
erty for the Bradcourt Realty Company
Harry Aranson president, represented
by Lurie & Feinberg, attorneys. 1t Is
known as IS Bradhurst avenue and 304'
900 West 1+6th street, the combined
property measuring 112x119. The prop
erty, which was purchased a year age
by Mr.. Aronson, was held at $4,000
and has an annual rental of $4,000.
From the Moss Estate. Ing, H. j.
Rogers president, Mr.. Browning bought
the Andrade, a six story elevator apart
ment house at 1914 East Thirtieth
street. on a plot 40x9S.s. William A.
White & Sons were the brokers. The
house contains twenty-three suites and
returns 5000 annually in rentals. The
property was held at $4,000.