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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Sox GO Good.

Excellent Pitching enabled the
CHICAGO Americans 20 win four
games in ave. despite their weak
scoring power. After taking two
from Philadelphia. the White Sox
successfully withstcOd the attack Of
New York. Williams ami CT, otto
each shut out the Yankees. but
Faber. suffered defeat. Cicotte pitch
cd his third consecutive shut out ;.s
ne BANKED Philadelphia last Sunday
and Boston the previous week. The
White Sox battcd harder today. how
ever. in defeating washington. Tn
weeks record Of games played. won
and lost, with runs. hits. errors. men
left on bases. and runs scored by OPP
ponents. including games Of Satur-
day, May "a. is as follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

NDITIEU -----.--. $1,000. UU- UIW ttI"-U
Three base hits Weaver. Foster. Stolen
bnse-Jud Sacrifice hit lanvrin. sac
rihCe fly Shanks. Double plays-Shanks
to Judge. Johnson 10 Foster 10 Judge
Triple play FclScE 90 HiSberg To
Weaver 10 Kerr to r. Collins Left ON
bases Washington. . f.; Chicago. 8. Bases
uu balls-On LoWdermilk. g: OF Shaw
OF Kerr, OF Johnson. T. liitS-Of
Shaw : IN = innings. of Ayers. none I'm
I inning. OF Craft. In inning; off
Johnson. IN I inning; on Lowdermilk
q 600 : innings. none out in the Nth in
ming. of Kerr. In 1 inning: of Dan
forth. none I'm I inning Struck ont By
LuWdermilk. / 10y shaw - Winning
pitcher Kerr Losing pitcher-Johnson-
Errors -Leihuld
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

stolen base smith NlrFlNec ult~
Witt Chapman . Double plHy-Nlays.
scott and McInnis Left on bases Ros-
ton = Cleveland o. Raises Gu balls on
MAYS Uit hy u,tcher-Ey NAYS
speaker Struck out By Mays o. by
Raghy Errors Barrv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

Eagles = = .
Charms .-....-..--. %
Wings ................ .-....z 'oS
Feathers .-...--....-.-.. 1882
Next week will be confined en-
tirely to doubles and singles and it
Will require three evenings or play
10 clean these events up. Three sets
OF doubles and a corresponding
number of singles have already been
rolled. the leaders in each event
posting substantial scores. TroeEer
and Kruetz are leading in the
doubles with 1I79, while the tail
end Of the team Is now out In front
in the singles with 6O6. both of these
being good enough 20 cash a good
prize. The schedule for the re-
mainder Of the tourna ment rs a fol-
lows
Monday.
1870 D. m.-Raab and Gitchell.
Scha1fer and Bidwell. Kline and
Archambault. Parvis and Luther
Q p. nc Meyer and Fielder.
Barnhart and Bernhardt, Haney and
Hanley, Pearson and Baxter
Tuesday
1890 D. m-Lorenz and DOran.
Morgan and Nicholas Gerhold and
Kemnitzer. Deiss and WILDER.
D. m.-GOnker and Grant. Web
er and Cordray, Van Arsdel and
Fisher. Boyer and Beckerich
Thursday.
$50 p. m.-Beissel and r. Meyer,
Wicker and Ward. Neenan and Tay-
Tor. Squint and Pinkerton.
9 .. m-Poff and Poff. Gish and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ANIEKICAN A.eOCIATION
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Pittsburgh. q. brooklyn. ..
81. Louis, / New York. >
American League.
Washington. ., Chicago. q.
New York. =. -. Louis. o.
Philadelphia. - Detroit. =.
Ensf.n = lInNrlnnd 3
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Monday.
Tuesday.
Thursday.

$50 p. m.-Beissel and r. Meyer
Wicker and Ward. Neenan and Tay
Tor, Squint and PInkerton.
9 D. m-POff and POff. Gish anC
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American AssoeIation.

Toledo. %, Is. o. indianapolis. 3. :. o..
Toledo =. ,. 3 indianapolis. .; 10; D.
Columbus. g e.. a. Louisville. :" -; .
Columbus. I =. o. Louisville. %. q, o
Kansas city . -: ]. 81. Paul. q 10 /.
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NANAN -fHf ~ A"
MATTED for Nogridge In 2nd
XXBntted for Nelson in eth.
l. IL q -----LL In ~ N
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Sherrod Smith, Returned from Ouerseas Blanks Piro

Yontz, Euntz and Bolts, Bries and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan,

GREESwIcH Az. 81 and 80. and Is;h st,
2ss w-Prndentiai Iron Works aEt
riose eShan.e. ,en, ATTY, ye'dn co 90 iS.s
ST NICHOLAS Az. e 5, ~ II n OF Itsth ST,
ls.lI1i:5-Equitable Lite Assurance So
ciety Of the L agt Rebeccs NJ Wander
Alexander 4 Green.
BARROW ST ms. 1925 II OF B'eeeker
II Newman ct al foreclosure of mtD I:
atty. c Troy.
SAD ST $ :75 f,w of 10th .v, :S1,oct
mtgl; atty. II Baer.
SoTH ST, So ais II " OF 10th av, 2SxIoo.S
al Lamended foreclosure OF mtg: atty.
BLEE. %ER ST. 1870 and Is,-M.,ropol,.
Co At al tamended foreclosure OF mtgl !;
sttys: Butcher. Tanner g. Foster.
i':p ST, 49, w-Henry 1ubbe az, Chris:
Ii.TH ST. 81, and ais Edwin C r Lord
ct al agt Alexandra Cioni ct a. Gors.
list ST. n 9, CO.'S W s,h az. i7sxIo3 a
City Real Estate Co agt Hamilton II
Salmon Co. Inc; ct al foreclosure OF
10Th ST. 3ls Fl l22d st. 1875 W: I5th II,
and as W: 18Th at, s. 2'5 W I'd sv. ASK
1905. and Lexington ay, 3. +s.il n
l0sth ut 27xs2 s-John II Haloran agt
Matilda F1tzsimons ct al faction TO ap-
point receiver. SCI atty, ] Cunneen
18TH ST. >, $50 . Amsterdam Av 1917
1o2?-M orme Wilson ct al aEt James A
Campbell ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) :
atty, J Hickey
llfTH ST, Els w--Henry Chamberlain.
AIT Rudolph Kaiser ct Al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty;,C Il Meyer.
STEBBINs Az, l27o-1273 Edmund
Francis Realty Co agt George " Poult-
ney ct al faction to enforce specjnc
performance of agreemenp; attys, Scott,
Gerard n Bowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Gold bought plot fronting 200
feet on Mott avenue 90 feet east OF the
Boulevard. Long Island City. This plot
is just south Of the Bridge Plaza, In the
heart Of the rapidly developing factory
district. Plans are being prepared by NJ.
A. Cantor. architect. for the erection OF
two two story factories, each 100x95.
with exceptional story heights and a
maximum OF light. Tho entire operation
Involves an expenditure OF $4,000.
The John W. Van Ostrand farm Of sixty
acres, near West Nyack, Rockland
county, was sold by Howard Goldsmith
to Frederick A. Dibble OF Montclair. II
will be. improved and occupied by the
purchaser as an all year home
The Long Island Bond and Mortgage
Company bought from NJ, Crabbe a plot
sOx1o0. on the east side OF Meredith ave-
nue.. north of Amstel Boulevard, Far
Rockaway
The Lawyers Title and Trust Company
sold to j. McCaffrey a plot, 50x175, on
the east side of Nelson street, north Of
Dinsmore avenue. Far Rockaway.
The Bank of Long Island hold to b.
Klein plot S7x130. on the northeast
corner Of Carlton avenue and the Rock
away Boulevard, Far Rockaway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
BUSINESS LEASES.

Henry Hof leased for the Federated
Taxpayers Association. Inc, the store
and basement at 521 Third avenue for
a term Of years to Pappas Brothers /;
and for l.. Emilia Camp. the store at
241 East Thirty-sixth street to the Sen
Sen Extract Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased for
A. II. Mathews, agent, the store at "a
Fulton street to S. Rovinsky. and for
Figgo L. Jensen the store at 2S Stone
street to !. Tanenbaum Son & Co.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to J.
Bernard space at 6-Sviwest Thirty-sec-
ond street
Charles 6. Keller rented the store at
1l3 West Twenty-third street to Marty
Bloomer. and for the Marlton Realty
Company the entire top loft at l13-11s
West Seventeenth street to the Globe
Cloak Manufacturing Company.
Butler Baldwin leased a lott at II
East Thirty-sixth street to the Scherer
Manufacturing Company. Inc. for a
term OF years.
Ames & Co. leased the i've story fac
tory building on the southwest corner
OF Eighty-fourth street and Second ave-
nue. to A. Siegsa & Sons; lease for Peo-
pies Realty Company, to Messrs. Gilbert
& Rosenblatt. the ninth floor at s5-s7
west Thirty-first street. and for Lotion
II. Slawsen & Co. Offices at ll6-12O
West Thirty-second street, to American
Silk Label Company.
He'll & Stern leased at T2l-773 Broad
way, the tenth floor to Leyett Bieber-
stein Company at 10 West Eighteenth
street. the seventh floor to Pressler &
Schneiderman at l3-47 West Twenty
fourth street. the third floor to $. Per-
ling Bro, and at 3l2-3l4 Seventh
avenue. the sixth floor to Newman &
Chalkin Bros.
William ]. Roome & Co. Inc. leased
the store at the southeast corner OF
Seventh avenue and Twenty-second
street to the st. Louis Lunch Company
for term OF years; the store in 1877
West Twenty-second street to the Eau.
erbach Electrical Company: and the
store at 14iS Amsterdam avenue to the
Atlas Economy Company.
Dwight. Archibald & Perry. Inc
leased the entire building at s12 Broad
way to the Greenwald Display Fixture
Company.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
the store at 345-347 Broadway to Weber
& Heilbroner: also top loft at &c
Greene street to David Margoiias; third
loft at 72 Greene street TO the Crescen;
0irdle Banding Company, Inc; first lot,
at S43 Broadway to ]. & NJ Vol.
basement and suh-ba sement and first
loft at ss-1oO Blocker street 10 Ritten.
berg Bros, and fourth loft at $40 Broad.
way to Clark & Glib, Inc,
". & l.. Hess. Inc. leased for Charles
Hellmuth. Inc, fourth floor. l54-5s Yves,
Eighteenth street, to the Gordon Radi.
ator Company: second floor at Eas;
Seventeenth street, through to 10 East
Mehteenth street, with William c
Walker Sons, to the Packard LamI
Division, allied with the General Elec.
trio Company.
J. b English leased for Isadore II
Kempner the store and basement in 1925
West Forty-eighth street to Joseph
Ciardf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
PRIVATE LEASES.

Pease a Gilman leased for the Bar
nSy estate to st. Thomas's Church the
four story house at 1913 West Fifty-flft
street. to be used for a choir boys school
also apartments in 726 Madison avenue
for Stanley Phelps TO Mrs. Catherine
Erswell; in 1os East Eightyfourth
street for George Neiman to W. j.
Lippincott: in 3o5 Lexington avenue to
Arthur e Magill: in log East Eighty
NTH street for Major Lawrence Durham
to Charles McAlpin Pyle: In ITS East
Seventeen street to C. D. Beebe; in ~
West Fifty ninth street for Mrs. Mar
garet Jinishian to T. L. Tomlinson: and
IN so East Sixty-first street for W. J.
Middleton to DR.. Calvin f. Williams.
Ames & Co. leased apartments In 27
West F'ifty-sixth street to Mrs. Mabel
Rummell and r. p. Resor: in ~ East
Thirty-fourth street to Gertrude B. King
and Edna L. Hume In 309-l1 Fifth ave-
nue. to Norma 4. Hogos. Jane Komray
and Buckhsm & Dewey; in 10 East
Thirty third street to Gustav Hillman,
and In $50 Park avenue to Charles NJ
Barnett
James c. Miller leased for Mr.. Robert
II. Mansley his furnished apartment at
GIL West l1lth street to Edwin B. Tilt
for Mrs Geraldine Willetts her apart
ment. furnished, at 10 East Forty-nlnth
street, to Harold A. Loeb; for Mrs. Mary
Van Buren, her apartment at $40 Park
avenue to William Tutherly: for p.
Grimaldo del Solar his furnished apart
ment at $50 West Eighty-e,ghth street
to Capt J. d. Dusenberry. L. S. A, and
an unfurnlshed apartment at 227 West
Fifty-second street to Major Frederick
W. Loughran, U. S. A.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased apart
ments at 81 West Sixty-seventh street
At ~ ~
seventh street to Louise Este: at 70
Irving place to Frederick B. Lynch and
Alfred b. Meader; at ZOE West llsth
street to Mrs. Esther Cohen. Daniel
Webster Horton and George A. Tyron !:
at 20 East Thirty-third street to Miss
Della c. Macleod, Louise Tobyn and
Mary Tobyn; at 2S East Thirty-third
street to Mrs. Helena Adamson at 10
West Thirty-fifth street TO Charles
Hirsch: at East Thirtleth street to
Mrs. Kathryn l.. Livingston and Ray
Miss Sussane wills at 467 Fourth ave-
nue. to Mrs Phoebe Stember. Miss Flor
ence Eddoees. Mrs Charlotte Hazelton.
Miss Cajah Eichelroth and Miss Ruth
Dogherty; at 469 Fourth avenue to Mrs.
G b. Colville. Miss Elizabeth Ming. Miss
Minnie e. Abbey. Mrs. Harriet C. Sperry,
John w. Pinnel. Miss Charlotte Brun-
nellie. Miss Anita C. Ruel. Milby Porter
Parker Baker. Mrs. Emma Leith. CASTOR
II De Smidt and Miss Charlotte Lewis.
Egbert Mills leased the private resi-
dence ESQ Edgecombe avenue to Alex.
| tombstone.
Douglas L. Gilman a Co. leased a
large apartment OF seventeen rooms and
| Ave baths, comprising an entire floor. at
e27 Fifth avenue, corner Seventy-fourth
street, for the Fifth Avenue and sew
enty-fourth Street Corporation to X W.
/ scott of Wissahickon, Pa.
Folsom Bros, Inc, leased for Fasani
a Giolito at l22 West Forty eighth
street apartments to Misses Fletcher
and Wells and Israel Kaufman.
| Butler a Baldwin leased apartments
at 17e Madison avenue to Donald G.
Evans. Mrs. G. H. Stephenson and l. W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25

Bank 263 East 122d street. near Sec
ond avenue, three story and base
ment dwelling. l4x7b. to Charles
EAST 117TH STREET-Kehoe a Ca
nero sold for Robert Adelman the
tnree story dwelling. 17.5x75.s, at PAT
East 1l7th street.
EST 18th STREET-Charles g.
hohier. Inc. sold for Ray d. Kupfer-
man the five story non elevator apart
ment house at bll West 1s4th street
between Audubon and Amsterdam
avenue, 5ox10o The property rents
ior almost $500 per annum and is
neId at $4,000. Ennis 4 Slnnott were
the purchasers.
WEST 18TH STREET-wiIl!am Gold
stone bought from the 21O West FIJI
',y-siNth street Company, Matilda
Van Praag president, the three story
dwellings at 222 to 232 West 135th
street, on plot 1l06xee.li.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25

Prfvatee.
ALEXA, Frank L., Ranshaw, Pa
BLoM Anton, Riverton. wyo.
ENGLISH. Edgar r., Glen Rose, Tex.
FRIES, Henry D.. Ashbourne. Pa
HEhfFSEP 59 ns aTTG n Fr HGTIoN
serreants.
ARMSTRONG. Fred A.. Pomona. Cal.
VoTAw. Robert A. Fort Worth Tex.
Corpor,L..
ALTIERI. oresto r.. se2i ESD av.. Brook
HiNkEI. Edward j.. sse Balnbridse st..
BROOKLYN. n. y.
KNIsELY. Carl D.. Toledo. Ohio.
Privstes.
BESTERvELT, william, Kalamazoo, Mioh>
BIGLER, Jacob. SO ed av., College Point
pREMEn. Elmer Louis. w.u:.y. wi. a.
CAvANAuGH. Elmer a.. West Phnadsi-
CI5sToNE, Lewis. S1 Central "v.. Brook
clioiLErE. Lester. 10 Greenwich g..
oiov fs s1"; Samuel. philadelphia.
Jersey CITY. y. J. :!
HOGAN. Arthur F.. Byron ni'
JAMS. Gcttwaid X. Van Ripper ~"
JUSTICE, Jacs, Pikevilie. KY:
KANEM, Joseph, st. Louis. MO.
KAVATSKI, Joseph. Chicago. Ill
KERsHMAN, Philip, Baltimore. Mo.
ISILINSKY. Walter. Milwaukee. WIS.
LEDDON. Elmer r.. Philadelphia
LrDEN, Charles F.. East st. Louis III.
POWERS, Francis X. Lebanon, Pa.
RETURNED To Military CoNTROfs
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private.
KEMENDO. Tony. Waco. Tex
ERRONEOUsLy REPORTED DIED IRON
WOUNDS REC EISED IN ACTiON.
Private.
sOvII.. Anthony. 102 Az. II. Bayonnc' n. y.
ERRoNEOUsI,Y REPORTED DIED OF
DISEASE.
Private.
MCCARTHY, John NJ, South Bend. Ind
ERRONEOTSIY REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY IN ACTION.
Privatea-
BITSER, Reginald. Remove, Pa
BURNETT Thornton. HartvburE. MO
pl;GAN, James Bernard. Piteburg. "a
FORCISA, Pasquale, Fornia, Italy.
HARVEY, John. 430 w. 18th a.; Sew fofe
JACKSON, Frank g., NIGHTINGALE ave-
Hudson Falls, >. Y.
ONEII.. Harry D.. l441b kosdusho ~
SNYDER, Clinton q. wessrn,nstsr. No.
SPARoRovE. John l.. Warrington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
CORPORATION BUYS
MONTAUK BUILDING
structure in Heart of Insur-
ancc District Changes
Hands.
NEAR FEDERAL BANK SITE
New Owners VIII Probably
Remodel for Insurance
Tenants.

Improvement In the property situated
a, the casterly end of the block on which
ne Federal Reserve Bank plans to erect
ia now homo will follow the sale Of the
Mon,auk Building, which was announced
Yesterday This property was sold to T.
Galllard Thomas and Louise Carroll
Thomas, widow OF the late J. Metcalfe
Thomas. to the Broadway John Street
corporation. Elias A. Cohen President
and the Ormond Realty Company, Alfred
N Bedel president.
The Mortauk Building Is an eight story
Office structure occupying the entire
10 Liberty street to SO Maiden Lane. 1t
has a frontage OF 79.1 feet on William
street. 444 on Liberty street and "a feet
on Maiden Lane. 1t is separated by four
buildings from the large plottage of as
500 square feet recently accumulated by
Horace S. Ely & Co. as a site for the
Federal Reserve Bank, the larger of
which is tho eleven story building of the
Employers Liability Insurance Company.
These and the holdings Just sold are the
only holding IN the entire block. from
Nassau to William street and Liberty
street and Maiden Lane, not owned by
:he Federal Reserve Bank.
TIE Montauk Building 10 the hub Of the
Are insurance district It Is tho fifth
purchase OF the Broadway-John Street
Corporation on Maiden Lane. Previous
operations included 1918. corner OF Lib
srty place, and 20. rs and 81 Maiden
Lane The Montauk Building has foun-
daaons that will support four more
stories.
Mr.. Cohen began negotiat tons for a
;wenty-one yea lease of the property soon
after the death OF J. Metcalfe Thomas
in April. 1918. He has In mind plans
70 alter the structure along the lines of
other alterations in buildings previously
purchased by him in Maiden Lane, Lib
erty street and elsewhere, including the
r-construction Of the old Eueniro Post
BUILDING at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Fulton street. Mr.. Cohen
intends 10 change the plan OF the ground
and first floors into quarters for one OF
ne large insurance companies. Adolph
and Henry Block represented the pur-
ehasers as attorneys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
oTUER SALES IN MANHATTAN,

AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Daniel II.
JACKSON bought two five story apart
ror' houses. 1I0xl7oN irregular, at
80 90 1858 Amsterdam avenue, near
2n5th street and facing the Broadway
t"hVty station. from Richard w
h'nrouHz The property was held
- $4,000 and was sold through
" Cohen
81 NICHOLAS AVENUE - Jacob
H.-1-H sod to y, Silverman 1920 St
" az avenue. a Ave story apart
rr', house with stores. on plot 4ox
700 valued AT $500 The sale was
~ lated by NJ. l, Strunsky and II.
Hvr1e
".Sf lG0TH STREET-The six story
-'rent house. 66x100. at 656 and
West lG0th street was bought by
Efr'trd CRAFTSMAN, president OF the
Leasing Company. from the Rich
I!aa 2 Company. The house Is fully
:. TrT''' II tl7 900 a year.
- 18TH STREET--The four story
MT. ~ 9xl00I1. at 217 East 18th
TrH'' vas sold by the Christopher
push Company
NAST l22D sTREET-Harry suxarman
'"'d Tor the Metropolitan Savings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
BUYS BRONX BLOCK FRuNT.

Frederick Brown bought from the
.@s' lesth Street Realty Corporation
;este'day the four five story apartment
-ouses occupying the entire block front
N the westerly side of Prospect avenue.
5etseen l69th and Freeman streets. The
Houses occupy a plot Ssx245x irregula-,
nave accommodation for seventy-seven
antilles and eight stores and bring in a
rental income of about $4,000 a year.
The holding price OF the property was
100000. In part payment Mr.. Brown
gave eight lots on the northwest corner
q Caldwell avenue and 156th street,
held at $4,000. Max Alexander was
ne broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
ARMY
(Day Report)


NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, George, sergt.. Soi Hoffman o..
MCKINNEY. Joseph p. CORP. 1880 bIth St,
Brooklyn (DWl.
ANDERSON, Algot F., Is Reeves place.
GGLIiKsEN, Harry. 27s I'D St. s. Brook.
Lang. John. s1s 18th st; ND:
IEIBSON Isidore IS Norfolk st., (pw).
OLSON, Olaf. liis Madison g.. Brooklyn
sPEssER, Mike. 2s7i Broadway (N.
ALABAMA.
EFURD. Robert e., Dothan (DD).
PoSEY, John w, Dothan (MD.
ARKANSAS.
GRIFFITH. James A, Guy tDw).
JOHNSON, Robert p, Rose Bud (Dw).
LAY, Cleveland, Jonesboro tDD).
PARKER. VIII. Earle ODD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

SOUTHERN BoULEvARD-Cahn 4
Pittman bought from the West Farms
construction Company 1855 Southern
boulevard. a five story new law apart
ment, arranged for eighteen families.
and with two stores, plot 40xl00.
Byrne Baumann negotiated the sale.
UNION AvENUE-The Benenson Real
" Company sold to a client OF Rich
ard Fl. Scobie s4s and $50 Union ave-
nue. two five story new law apart
ment houses, each 4ax12s. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 and rents for
over $4,000. The sellers acquired the
houses in October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
BIG WAREHOUSE IN DEAL.

Frederick De p. Foster sold to an In
ysstor Yesterday the large storage ware
house at the southwest corner OF Wash
iag'on and King streets, adjoining the
rn' ~ way purchased by the New York
Central Railroad in connection with its
pan 70 rearrange It's trackage. The
warehouse is Just north OF the area set
sS1e as a freight terminal TO take the
ia'e OF the ST. Johns Park freight
depot The property Is a Ave story brick
structure covering a plot 796xs0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25

Tho McInerny Klinck Realty Company
leased the three story business building
454 Fifth avenue for long term of
years to the Margaret Suit and Cloak
Company at total rental Of $50, 1000.
The Meister Builders, Inc, bought a
cottage at 2434 Eghty-ffth street, on
plot 3oxlOO.
Minor Wiley & Son sold for a client
1918 East Tenth street, a bungalow, to
Charles ID. Coleman for occupancy.
Elisha T. Everett sold for Mrs Oberle
the two family house 1860 Union street
to client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
BUYS IN COFFEE DISTRICT.

The Markham Realt" Corporation,
a-ence w. Eckhardt president, added
fHothe- property to it's holdings In the
Wholesale grocery district yesterday
when i; bought through George c. Pom
~, INC, the old building 25x10o at SO
la'sAt street, Just west of Hudson
street This makes the fourth bit OF
property acquired by the firm In this
rsighborhood in the past few months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
SELL PROPERTY OWNED IS yrs.

The estate OF Henry Knebel. Inc. sold
the tenement house property at 107 to
II East Fourth street. which has been
IN the possession of the knehel family
HToe 1861. The property measures T5y
49,. and adjoirs Public School 25. now
'sed as high school, on the block be-
tween First and Second avenues. II Is
.aproved with two five story and on.
four story tenement in front and three
.o!r story rear tenements. The houses
IRE % he extensively altered and mod
'rn.zed by the new owners. who bought
ne property through the brokerage frm
{. Baierlein & Rosenbiatt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
GRAMrRCY PARK HOUSE SOLD.

Moore 4 wyckofr sold for the Misses
N'rg Louise and Emily Lynch tho four
t''ry and basement dwelling at 129 East
'Fonty FIRST street. on plot 24xsS.s. 20
Henry s. Harper.
TIE property faces Gramercy Park
ana has been owned and occupied by the
..'''h family since 1857. The purchaser.
'ti owns the adjoining property. will
fegule. the building for apartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-25
sAr1srfEp MORTGAGES.
with nams and rddress OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

(With name ana ddress or Iehuers at-
torney)
Manhattan.
10TH ST, al w--Adoiph vo'ttc- 20 Kate
Mcguire, April rs. 1910; atty. Title Quar-
10TH ST. 200 va ioiph volt;er to Kate
Mcguire. April q. 1910: atty, Title Guar
s7TH ST, s. ?sS e eth sv. 2oxsSs-Pat-
rick V and Mary J Kyne TO the Bowery
Saw Bank. l2s Bowery, Sept 10, 1911:
attys. Cadwalader, w h T. 20 wall
SANE pRoPRRTY-samet TO same. Dec j.
isls st'yt zane VIVA FOR; s ws.Ss
ington Corpn. s3t 5th av. to VIM y
Hsrte, 1875 Bway. Dec ., 1915 atty;
Title & 7 Co. 1875 Bway...........S3 $500
SULLIVAN ST, $, 100 Prince a., ?Sx
Ijo-Antonio Petrino to Geo Ehret. 1877
Psrk az, Dec 5. 1914: atty, Edw N
Rurshard. III Bwsy. .......... $4,000
lsT Az. los!-vaientine spielm.nn to Geo
Ehret, 1877 Park av. June s. 1907; atty,
Edw NJ 8urehsrd. Ill Bway IS 900
iST Az. 1091--Valen,ine Sp!elmann TO Geo
Ehret. ils7 Park av. May 6. 1901: atty.
Edward " Burghard. III Bway $1,000