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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

list Av. loSs--,Frsdk and Massi. wald.
Nogel TO Justis Fradley' $40 Prospect
%ali St. txTs and trus viii Of 10. F
Fradl.y. Oct -, 1900; atty. Title Guar
,OSp So &C. :5i way w1yAnn.,;s Morris. 'S SSs
W 18TH st. to Abr l. Werner: i3I W
18th st, June II. 1911; attys, Kurz1nan
BEEKMA I? p sT s!.ss.-John Meyer tg'G 10
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum OF the City
Of y v. Jan II, 1888: atty. SUN;
HTH ST. GEE .s Eco c Boidt to Geo Z:
Boldt. .Jr. Feb 8. 1908; a,tyS white &
,,s4T 81 q Tas'T WHos:r, and MsE. GcG
/, 1907; atty Wilson NJ Powell. Wall
EiDRIpGE ST. 'is5.i7-jenniis w.nasTsT
to Joseph Yeska, 21o West End ay, July
Il, 1903; atty, Altmayer. 2so Broad;
5isT ST. n e. l4js.ss 9th .v. 5s,t1;oCS'SS~
isii sttys. Lind 4 P. Is Cedar SITS 1000
u BY line Inc G psran.l With '' sts a"
l?S theretrom. I land OF Samuel
Ecyd. sex line parallel with sth av <
JOSEPH. A o Donnsll 10 George T Ernst,
exr win Frederick Clock Nov %. 1902;
7sr isy' amend A. 1iS Ss'i KI.,c,
ISth st, TO HellSate Realty CO, li5 W
:Ith st, July -. 1919; atty. Emanuel ]
aisT 's ST ss-S ": SEA 81. =, 1870 .
Bway, ao.s1sS.s 32d ct. .. iioio =
Bway. 2o,sxSS,e-Arens Constr co 20 the
sperry 4 Hutchinson Co, 7 W tSth ct.
May ri. 1910: atty. II Jones, - W sSd
lo5TH ST. ?Os.2i Wax ana Id: EiS.n
TO Morris Levy. $40 w It+th ct, July ~.
lsls; atty G Eiehhorn. 500 Bway.,,8l5o
18TH ST, 8, 100 Az A. 25xioi2-vic-
toria linear to vAclav Nemecek March
IS 1905: attys, Watts a ". So Broad
ssTR ST, Sc. ais ID av. 5ox.l.si ,rr.sw
Jennie ] Ryan. Is Boulevard, Rochester
Park, New Rochelle, n y. TO Carlo Sal
rati. Is Macdougal at: June Is. 1915;
attys. Rocker. b a s. az william
AMSTERDAM Az, a5i8-iS.Abr and Anna
BerkmAn to Bannad Friend. T'76 Msdi-
son av; Feb |. bsl7: attys, KrakAuer &
Peters, sos Bway. ,...,...,. $4,000
I'd Az. T74-Phiiip NJ and Anna q Schell,
?2s L 6o,h st. 10 the Farmers Loan and
Trust CO, ~ William st, eSr will Philip
N schel; July 6, 1915 atty, Moses
Fnlk, 30 Nassau Ht.,...,........,.S 81, 500
WATER ST. 57S--Francis II CRETE. Jr ct
al, exrs sc. will Francis II Crete: Jan
10, 1908; nttys, CardoIo & Nathan, i2s
sSTH ST, lis E-AIfred r conkIinE to
Howard conklinE. Providence. X /: Nov
70. 1911; atty, VIM II Sage, iSe Broad
way ..............s' .'.''.'.. 200
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COMMERCIAL LEASES,

Ames & Co. leased to the Pioneer Wet
Wash Laundry the six story loft building
at 6l4 and SIG West Forty-sixth street.
The tenant is to occupy the premises
after extensive alterations Tho an me
firm leased to the Signal Contracting
Company the three story building at ISL
East Thirty eighth street.
Thomas ]. o'Rellly leased the store
and basement at 81 Walker street 10
Nathan Weber & Co.
Dun & Brown Company leased for
Frederick Brown the double store at 1Tt3
Amsterdam avenue.
John Peters leased to J. Bosigan and
G, Nughig'a an for a term OF years the
store at n Lexington avenue, southeast
corner Twenty-sixth street. TO be used as
a restaurant.
Sam Gevirtzman leased the buildings
at 81 and 90 Avenue A for eleven years
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball.
Jr.. leased 206 to 2l0 East l2Sth street
Third Avenue Bridge Plaza, for Geor-
gianna Pacheteau OF California to Louis
Cohen, manufacturer OF mattresses and
beds. for a term OF years at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000.
The Shanker Steel Ceiling Company
has leased for twenty-one years from
John G. Gabler. with option to purchase.
BIZ West Twenty-eighth street, a fve
story building, 25x2S,s, near Tenth ave.
rue.
Edith c, B. Cram leased to Franklin
w Allen Of So James. L. l., the four
story building on "A lot 25x9S.9. at 3 East
Thirty eighth street. adjoining the
Siebrecht Building, at the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue. for a term Of
twenty-one years
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased for
the Berkeley Arcade Corporation u suite
OF rooms to Charles #. Higgins.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the entire block on the north
side OF Avenue @ or Glenwood road
from East Forty-thiSd street to East
Forty-fourth street. making a plot OF
2ooxloo feet. The property was sold
Tor Gennaro Pisipia to client for In
vestment.
The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the one family semi
detached brick dwelling, 2103 Sixty-fifth
street. Napoleon Park. to Charles Natan-
son, for occupancy.
The Berkshire Realty Company, ~
Court street, New York, purchased two
four story apartment houses on q plot
sox1oo each at 34os Clarendon road and
2<sl Bedford avenue, from John z.
Bastress Company. Marx Bros were
the brokers In the transaction. The
property was held at 100000.
The Clinton Trading Corporation sold
to Mrs. Carrie NJ. Longstreet the one
family frame dwelling situated at 77I3
East Twenty-sixth street, Sheepshead
Bay, on a plot 5ox1o0. John 8. Geagan
was the broker In the transaction.
Samuel Galitxka and J. Lacov sold
for Norris Rubin, to a client for occu-
pancy. q two story and attic two family
house, on a plot 3oxloo, So East Tenth
street.
sold for Emma q. Shuttieworth the prop
erty at Ninety-ninth street and Shore
road. Bay Ridge. Tho purchaser will
improve tho property with q dwelling
for his own occupancy.
The F. c. Sauter Agency sold for John
Brosnan TO a client for occupancy the
three story and basement two family
dwelling at 3sl Third street, on a lot
22x1o0
Samuel ]. Tankoos leased tho entire
four story building at So Court street
to the Capitol Lunch Company. for a
long term of years, at an aggregate
rental OF over 100000. Upon compile
tion Of extensive alterations to the
Brooklyn property the lessees will open
an additional branch.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany sold for Mrs. Charles King GA to
SIS President street. three three story
dwellings, 6oxl00.
Walter 6. Ross and c. C. Gretsinger
sold for Elizabeth Brunkhorst the house
at 254 seventy-eighth street. to a client
for occupancy. The same brokers sold
for Lucy N. Wright the house at al6
Fifty third street. to n client for occu-
nj ncv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
LoEw BUYS B'KLYN THEATRE.

The Brevoort Theatre, at Bedford
place, Brooklyn, built last May by cor
poration headed by A. A. Schwartz. is
being purchased by Marcus Loew, pro-
prietor OF a chain Of vaudeville and NOV
ing picture theatres throughout the East,
The Brevoort. It is understood. Is valued
at 100000 and according to report Mr..
Loew is to pay something in the neigh
borhood of that figure for the theatre.
The Brevoort is one OF the most pre-
tentious theatres In Brooklyn devoted 70
moving pictures. Mr.. Schwartz. at the
head Of the enterprise, is also proprietor
OF the Linden and Rialto theatres. in
Flatbush. He is about to build another
at Jamaica and New York avenues, on
the site Of the present Comedy Theatre.
which will be raSed in the fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Burling & Swan. Inc, sold for Ann
Heaney the northwest corner OF Broad
way and milestone avenue. Flushing,
to the Texas Company. This corner will
be improved by the Texas Company with
one OF their modern gasolene filing sta
lions.
II. Goldschmidt sold for the Helenita
CONSTRUCTION Company thirteen and a
half lots on Burton avenue. Woodmere.
to l. Bloch. The purchaser will improve
the lots with four modern dwellings
The Neponsit Realty Company sold TO
a client OF Otterbourg. Slender & Hous-
ton. the stucco bungalow, on plot 45xloo,
on the east side OF Beach l4sth street.
$50 feet north from Neponsit avenue, at
Neponsit
The Buckley & Horton Company. with
Robert e. McIlwaine, sold IL Amber
street. near Brenton avenue, two story
and basement dwelling, 2oxloo. to J.
Rothschild for occupancy.
The Jamaica Terrace Construction
Company purchased from T. Gerrus the
plot. 40xloo. east side Of Queens avenue
north OF Remson street Jamaica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
PILLOW MAKERS BUY
548-55O w. 23D STREET
Buyers viii Convert II Into
To-, Auxiliary Plant.

An important deal involving the West
Twenty-thitd street factory and pier
some occurred yesterday in the purchase
by the p. r. Mitchell Company Of 54s
and $50 West Twenty-third street, a
six story structure, on a plot 50x10o.
The property was sold by Mrs Z. c.
Moen and Howard w. Cram. 1t is stu
ated on tho south eide of West Twenty
third street about three-quarters Of the
distance from Tenth to Eleventh ave-
nue.. The sale was negotiated by Joseph
p. Day.
The buyers arc large manufacturers
OF feather pillows and bedding supplies.
At present they operate large factories
In Cincinnati, Ohio, and have sales
rooms In New York. They intend to lay
out large sum in -enovating and al
tering the structure and will operate It
as New York factory in conjunction
with their Cincinnati plants.
The property involved IL a Moore es-
tate leasehold, and the ground lease
runs for long term.
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buyer OF the dwelling at 1874 West Sew
enty-third street, sold by Pease & ELL
man for Thomas w. Rogers.
The Omaha Realty Company is the
buyer Of the seven-story Omaha apart
ments at the northeast corner Of Broad
way and Sixty-fifth street, sold by L. j.
Phillips Co. for the Hunts Point
Realty Company (Robert Z. Simon,
president). The latter received in part
payment a waterfront property at AM
ityville, L. /.
The Warren Holding Corporation Is
the buyer Of the four story dwelling at
l2s West Seventy-hrst street, sold yes
terday by Frederick Zittel & Sons and
Brooks & Momand for Col. George b. NJ.
Harvey.
At Lincoln Manor, Mount Vernon.
N. r., last Saturday, Charles II. Bard,
auctioneer. sold. for tho Mount Vernon
Trust Company forty-four lots for q
total OF S32,se5. The sale was well
attended and was concluded in a very
snort time. Lots brought from s425 to
$1,000 each
l.. NJ. Levin have received general
contracts for altering the following
dwellings into small apartments. 1902
Madison avenue, "a East Ninety-third
street and So East Sixty-ffth street.
Manhattan. and 1o2 Barclay place,
Brooklyn.
The NJ Rosenthai Company has been
appointed agent for 131 and 1913 West
Twenty eighth street
The Samwill Construction Company
mas borrowed from the Lawyers Mort
gage Company $4,000 for the con-
strucdon OF a hve story apartment
mouse. 1o0x100, on the south side of
ll7th street. 1s4.9 feet west OF st.
Nicholas avenue.
Inc Gould House on Main avenue,
CIfton, N. j., which Is ono OF the Oldest
landmarks In Passaic county, Is being
razed because OF extensive building de-
Veiopment by the Passaic Home Com
pany, which has purcha sed several acres
IN tnat vicinity and viii cut the entire
tract into building lots and develop the
property. The Gould House, a Colonial
structure OF stone, was erected in 1914
IL was Tor many years the headquarters
Oh tne tollgate keeper on the only road
leading from Jersey City, Hoboken
newark and other sections Of north Jer-
sey to Paterson and upper Passaic and
Sussex county.
George c. Pointer OF George c. Pointer
lnc:' l65 Broadway. has been elected ar
active member Of the Real Estate Board
Of New York.
Rudolph P. Miller, formerly superin.
tendent of Buildings for Manhattan and
chairman OF the Board OF Standards and
Appeals. and George z. Strehan, for.
merry assistant engineer in the Bureau
OF buildinss and the Board Of Standard.
ana Appeals. have become associated ir
tne general practice OF engineering nj
az west Forty-second street
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Robert z. Farley Organization
sold for the Meadowdale Company or
Bronxville a dwelling at Bronxville to
r. S. Ladue of Brooklyn.
Chauncey B. Griffen a Co. through
their Larchmont Office sold four plots In
Larchmont Gardens to a New York ar
list who will Immediately start the erec-
ton Of a studio dwelling for occupancy.
s. S. walstrum- Gordon & Formsn sold
for Mrs. Laura G. McCurdy to Charles
D. Silleck the residence at 155 East
Spring avenue. The same firm leased to
Henry J. lyman the residence at 81
Heights road. and leased the house at
III East Ridgewood avenue, furnished.
for the summer to Charles e. Elliott OF
Brooklyn--all at Ridgewood, Nj.
The board OF trustees OF the Calvary
Baptist Church, Passaic, N. j., have pur-
chased n plot, lo5xl75. at Lexington and
Clifton avenues, Clifton. y. j.. as the
site for a new church and have awarded
the contract for It's construction TO tho
Carleton Company OF New York. 1t is
estirna ted that the building will cost
$4,000. OF which approximately $4,000
has already been subscribed by the con-
gregation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Friedman TausS & Co. formed copart-
nership about one month ago and opened
ofices at 1924 Fulton avenue, The
Bronx. The firm consists OF Samuel s.
Friedman. Jacob Tauss and Murray NJ
Friedman.
Lloyd winthrop Company. Inc. has
been appointed agent Of 524-6 West
l45th street, a six-story apartment house
with stores.
William B. May & Co. were the brok-
ers IN the sale OF l5s East Fifty-third
street.
u. A. Potter, Jr.. IL the buyer of 80
East Sixty-hfth street
William Van Allen OF Severance h
Van Allen, architects, is the buyer Of $50
Lexington avenue. sold recently through
Maurice wertheim. and will convert the
dwelling into studio apartments,
Leon Israel. head OF Leon Israel a
Bros. coffee importers Is the buyer OF
the O'Donohue residence at East Sixty
ninth street, sold yesterday through
William p. May s. Co. Mr.. Israel, who
now resides at e67 Madison avenue. Will
build a six-story English basement hotfse
for his occupancy.
The Inwood Realty Corporation is tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
FUR TRADE CENTRE GROWING.

Ames & Co. sold for Charles Gachot
to the Greenwich Associates, Inc, the
PLOT with buildings. 5ox10o, at 252 and
25t West Twenty-eighth street. The
buyers have filed plans prepared by
George and Edward Blum for the cree
ton OF a new building which will be
f1reproof with ornamental white terra
Gotta facade. 1t has been leased by
the same brokers to the George B, Her
zig Company, furriers. The building will
be occupied exclusively for their offices
and warerooms. The property imme-
diately adjoins the recent purchase of
the International Fur Exchange, which
will be the permanent centre Of. the
fur trades of this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
RICHMOND NOTES.

Meister Builders, Inc, sold TO firm
Of builders fve lots, l0oxl0o. on the
Southern Blulevard, Great Kills.
Cornelius G.. Kolft sold for the Hem
derson Estate Company the plot. 75xla5
feet, at Bard avenue and Shawnee street.
Livingston. to z. s. Morren OF Port Rich
mond, who Will improve It with a resi-
dence for hls own occupancy.
oscar ana Emil lilly sold the dwelling.
25x1oo, at 1876 Bay street, Tompkinsville'
TO E. Kostolanyi, who Will occupy.
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Markwitz e: q! (soreclc.ure Of mort
gage; atty, A r I,ssinsky.
lSSTH ST 235 W-EquiLabls Iifs Assur-
Ance Society OF the L ABt Casper Levy
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage. sttyB.
Alexander & Green.
Tho Bronx.
SETON Az. SssO-sss2--John Kelly sgt
Charles Anderson ct al faction for sp@-
cine performance OF Rgreement): attys.
GreenbAum. Wolh & Ernst.
PALlSADE Az, " >, at se cor OF land ~
estate Of Isaac q johnson. l05x?s9N irreg
Thomas T Hopper Co agt Eurana De
Bobula ct al faction to forsclose mschan-
les llensl Attys, Larkin Perry.
lot ~. block ~. map Of Morris PARK
Dickson Ct al (foreelolute OF mor,gaGeJ;
attys, Cloeke. Koch q Reidy,
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BENENsoN CO. BUYS AvocA.

The Beneson Realty Company pur-
chased from the West Land Corporation
through II. II. Jackson the Avooa, an
eight story elevator apartment house, on
plot 100x1o0. at PSI Fort Washington
avenue, northwest corner of roth
street II accommodates sixty families,
at rentals eggregating about $4,000.
and was held at $35O.oo0.
To L. Gottlieb the Benenson Realty
Company has sold the four story house
at <0s Claremont parkway. on lot
2sx75, held at $4,000. The buyers ac-
Quired II a week ago. .s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
MOVES co. MAKES Z LEASES.

Charles +. Moves Company has leased
for William S. Livingston the buildings
at ss7. TO AL Greenwich street and SO
North Moore street to the Coastwise
Warehouses, Inc. for a long term of years
from May l. 1920, at an aggregate rent
al OF about $4,000. and the entire
building at sol Canal street for Osborn,
Fleming & Whittlesey. attorneys. to Jo-
SINH Sobel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
PLAN s2bo,ooo DRIVE APT.

Ely Maran announces that he will
build for the Seco Holding Company
Samuel Else. n presldenD six story
elevator apartn mt house to cost $780,
900, on the east side Of Riverside Drive.
just north of 15sth street The site to
be improved fronts about liz feet along
the drive. has an easterly line of PA
feet a northerly line of 100 feet. and a
rear line Of 75 feet. II has been owned
by Mr.. Eiseman since 1910. Springstein
& Goldhammer will design the improve
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE,

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE: "a
room house, completely furnished: running
spring water; garage tennis court &c,
with So acres OF land partly under Guilt
walton; located AZ Delaware Water Gap,
Pennsylvania. but secluded from the noise
and traffic; worth investigation: price
100000. II built to-day would cost sa5,-
10000. A wonderful bargain. Write for
particulars to LONG WOODS LUMBER
COMPANY. Bangor. Pennsylvanis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
w. q. LEASES IN BROADWAY.

Rowantree- Schley Company has leased
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
10 the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany the entire NTH floor at 3s5 to 3ss
Broadway southwest corner of Walker
street, containing over 1900 square feet
The lease is for a long term OF years at
q rental aggregating 100000. and the
premises are to be used for executive
and clerical offices. This floor was occu-
pied by the italian Consul previous to
removal last May to 20 East Twenty
second street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
SELLS 2o7 WEST 10Th ST.

Charles S. Kohler. Inc, sold for Min
ME Miller to Frederick Brown 2o7 West
Twenty ninth street, three and four
story tenements, on lot 19xeS.S, with
l. In the rear, lsx3s. 1t is the key to
the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue
and Twenty-ninth street. and was held
at s45, 900. Dwight, Archibald Perry
were associated as brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18TH STREET-Porter a Co.
sold for Maria White to a client fer
occupancy the three story dwelling at
lg6 West 10th street, 20xl00.
WEST N1NETY-NINTH STREET
Greenfield & saffir sold for Mrs. Mary
b. Noble ct al. to David Brandt the
I'VE story apartment house Mt So West
Ninety-ninth street. held at 100000.
Messrs. Noble q Camp acted as at
torneys for the sellers.
WEST SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET-Ev-
erett NJ Seixas Company sold for the
Touraine Realty Company the dwell
Ing II West Sixty-eishth street, to
client for his occupancy.
WEST 10TH STREET-Tho Ess Zee
Realty Company sold 21S and 220
West 146th street, six story apart
ment house. on plot 40xso.11. acquired
by the seller last May. The property
yields $1,000 annually in rents.
EDGECOMBE AVENUES. & J. H. Al
bert and 8. Strauss sold for NJ. Pres
berger to the Selmond- Standhodge
Realty Company $50 to 1855 Edge
combe avenue, a six story apartment
house, 9ox1ssx72x1so, through to I
to Bradhurst avenue. The property
was held at 100000 and has annual
rent roll of about $4,000.
EAST TOOTH STREET-Bernardin De
Nunzio bought four story tenement,
25x1oo, Mt 225 e. Tooth street. through
Sisca 4 Palladino.
EAST SIXTIETH STREET--Joseph r.
Seitz sold for Bett Muller the dwell
ing at 231 East Sixteenth street. 20x
100, which the seller bought three
weeks ago through the same broker.
CLAREMONT AVENUE-H. T. Wood
sold for William ]. McNulty to Carl
Austern for investment 1872 claremont
avenue. a five story, fifteen family
apartment house, on plot t0x100. ad-
Joining the Springfield apartments at
the northeast corner of 1a5th street.
The property rents for about $500
annually. and was held at $4,000.
WEST 173D STREET-John P. Leo, Jr..
sold for Mrs. Caroline Takamine the
four story dwelling. $50 West 1874
street. on lot I6x1oo, to a client, who
Will occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
COUNTRY HOUSES FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY


THE BEST COMMITTING OPPORTUNITY
Lackawanna Railron 4 ; nifty minutes Man
haitian; 900 feet elevation. In high class
town, city advantages. Excellent. charm-
ing house, eight rooms and dressing room,
all hardwood floors, superior trim. front
and side porches, cement floors. large plot
with fruit. hedges. garden, garage Only
broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
NOTED TENOR BUYS ESTATE.

The Henry L. Stoddard estate. for
merly the Stokes Farm. partly In Darien
and partly In Noroton. Conn. has been
sold 10 John Mccormack, the tenor. 1t
consists of $50 acres and was sold for a
price said TO be close to $500, 900,
through Laurence Timmons The same
broker sold the estate owned by Sidney
A. williams in Thrushwood Park, River
side, Conn. TO Walter A. Moore Of
Greenwich. This property was held at
$3.50 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
PLAN 2 DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS

Plans for two downtown business
buildings we're filed yesterday. One, IT
40 and 81 Frankfort street win be an
eight story structure on plot 5sxl0o.3.
and will cost $4,000. Il. Levi of az
broadway In the owner. and. Lewisohn
q Schubert Of ss6 Fifth avenue are the
architects.
The other Is a four story structure for
i1a and 1875 William street, on a plot
lsxi57, and will cost $4,000. The will
,sm Street Realty Corporation 10 the
owner and j. d. Harrison Of 63l Seventh
avenue II the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
REsIpENrIAL lEAsE,

Folsom Brothers, Inc, leased the four
story and basement house at 1866 East
Thirty seventh street to II. NJ. & M. A.
Weber for term OF ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GANsEvooRT ST. s--James NJ sauIpaush
AEt Chas A Goldman, owner and con-
tractor (renewaD ............, N,e7o,ST
The Bronx.
ROGERS PLACE Na--Max Salmon aEt
DIN stephens, owner; Hommiok.
ROAD, 8. l25 n :
Of Lydig nv, b0xi00-Hugo Cook Agt
A & II Manson, owners ana contrSc,
tore .,...'..''...''''''' $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

Modern home. eight rooms. two baths;
large plot, sewer. water. gas and cleo.
tricityi privilege OF private bathing beach:
twenty-seven minutes from Penn. station
forty-four trains daily; bargain for cash
or reasonable terms. STEPHENSON, l6l
West S4th Street. Greeley 1852.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small village
farm, balance like rent; apple trees in full
bearing; Ave room model farm house in
course Of construction; village water; cleo
trio Light; short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE. 40 West 3and
street $3.50 Madison Square.