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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08
GIRL KILLED. IN CRASH
Several Other Westinghouse Seri-
ously Injured Yesterday
Afternoon

Baltimore, July S.-Miss Maura
Blanchard. of Washington, was kill
ed yesterday afternoon and several
other persons were injured when an
automobile in which they were rid
ing crashed into tree, throwing
the occupants of the car to- the
ground. The accident occurred seven
miles beyond Ellicott City. The party
was returning to Washington.
|. Miss Blanchard, who is said to
have been employed in Child,s res
.taurant in Washington, was thrown
with great force against the tree:
Her skull was fractured : iandt both
legs and her left arm were broken.
William H.. NackEnt Of the &:Ra-
legh Hotel. who Vas driving the
car was cut about thes arms, and
badly bruised 81 SsWS /:
Miss Helen az. Wilson, of viii
mington, DelaM5e, was ecut about
the face and arfas. ~ s,y{}a T
Others in the car we're Miss Lu-
ellie 'Merkle; 5aQ8 S ixth3 street north
vest Washington, and Harry R.
Martin.
Aack!;n drove the car into the
tree while endeavoring to dodge an
auto truck:
Dr.. John w. Hebb, Ct West
Friendship, was soon on the scene;
/ He ordered Miss Blanche Eds sfls
mcved at once to hospitalssSSNftt Is she e
d;edi twenty minutes latRsSI<s;.5sss !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08

which knowledge of his birth has
had upon him..
A defense without this element,
it is admitted would be extremely
weak.
Developments. yesterday clearly
brought out that the first story told
by New will be the one for the jury
to hear, that is, that he shot his fl
ancee because she had told him: she
was going to evade motherhood.
Harry S. New, United States Sen
ator from Indiana made the follow
inga statement relative to his con-
neteibhn with Harry S. New, Jr., who
shot Frieda Lesser in Los Angeles,
q have. just tbs TO- ss Concern
ines the / deplaFabae: rhaater: More
than; thirty yeasSaeo,r@hsn I was
in my twentiss and unmarried, I
EneW 4 l1lEla TdY
i Il ri .atS !!any EbaasS 81
marriage between US. Conditions
arose whithAI did not care to dis
pphtey;. "whicR sresulted in, my doing
everything ! ina my power! to make
aa,essEs :th4l saad aatfr @hatevcr l
IA ihfthat adsrtssiotf MAS ST my own
aeccrd and aeishs a <; my father nor
anyone anyone else had anything WhafsF yer
to do with it The affair was ended
about thirty years ago. Since that
time the. people Of my home city pre-
the best judges of what my life
has been. I never have shirked any
RESPONSE iiFty that has come to me
artf i efIalfalla:;
rNt,,Ns Z. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08
~ - : J. -, =; go, Y
REcEpITs: HALFsMILLIoN|
Coarplete; Check on Big Fight R
ceipts VIII Probably Be Know1
Tonight.

Toledo, Ohio, July g. Official
check . IL, the total gate receipts and
attendance of the Jack Dempsey-Tess
Willard heavyweight championship
contest is expected: to be completed
before tonight, Tex Richard, promoter
of the MATCH announced yesterday.
Rickard said he would be "consid-
erably surprised if the gate receipts
exceeded 100000.
Erroneous rumors persisted yester-
day that Willard was dead, or dying,
from the effects of the punishment
Dempsey gave him. Newspaper off
ces were besieged with telephone calls
from Cleveland and other Ohio cities
as a result. One report was that TIN
dethrone champion had died from a
bursted blood vessel, Another unsup-
ported report was that he had gone
iiinssa9, Il 1'gA5fSE53Hls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08
WILL FIGHT FOR H@sLlEfE!:.s
Insanity Plea Will. it is Said, be His
Plea-Senator Nevis ~ ,: :.
Statement :; Z: =.

Los Angeles, July ss.-Harry S.
New will fight for his life-but
only for his mothers sake, he said
yesterday. He employed an attor-
ney; and insanity is expected to be
the defense when the man who
claims to be the son of United
States Senator New, of Indiana, IS
arraigned on charge of Staying
Frieda Lesser, his iancee.
The name Of Senator New will be
brought before the court, it was .in-
dictated last night by the slayer's
lawyer. Possibly no legal case has
before presented SO complex prob-
lem; Alienists who prepare the
hypothetical question upon which
will be predicated the defendants
insanity will, it was stated by
News attorney, refer with elabora.
ton to his birth and the influence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08
CA WILL BE PUT.
ON EXHIBITION

New York, July s.-The naval
seaplane NC-4, which negotiated
the first transatlantic fight, was
towed to a Hudson River pier today
for overland transportation to Cen
trail Park for exli biton. It is es-
tfmated the work of knocking down
and reassembling the parts viii re-
iquire a week.
The ship will remain in The park
: geek and then viii be sent TO
tbs s,aitlronia Institution at
TNg7ashingtoo as permanent exhibit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08

tbs Chautauqua platform govern
as hsbeen fhe privilege
Because bis familiarity lecture field his
ability Dr.
American Red He direction the
campaigns Of this organization
all Of tn pat drives
addresses
Victory drive By M the
Carter Glass he v" ned by the Red the Drec
Speakers Burea the Victory
was resumed his 1er
he syou
critical period IN :" the American itself
the Reconstruction after the 1.-THE Salt
this
the American peoI whole peculiar
audiences which Dr. will address
Make special effort Green uncommon with
message .lcSA.
ALEXANDRIA,: ALTA ITnTTA TIT " 10 10 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
$40. 900 APARTMENT
SALE IN BROOKLYN
Other Transactions Reported
in Same Borough.

Meister Builderr Inc. resold to Jo-
seph Caster tho four four story apart
ment houses, 1898 to 1861 Ocean ave-
nue., 2o0x110. This property was re-
Gently bought from the Broadvue Realty
Company and was held at $4,000.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
william II. Anderson the one family
dwelling at 422 East Sixteenth street,
S5x75. James J. Ryan was the broker.
Samuel Galitzka sold for Howard b.
Billiard to n client for occupancy the
southwest corner Of East Twelfth street
and Cary Court, a three story house,
40xi0o.
Realty Trust sold for Aico Building
Company the one family dwelling at 203e
Sixty-hfth street, Mapleton Park. to
Matthew g. Levitas. M. D., for occu-
pency: also for the Artee Realty Cor
poration the brick building at 4113
Fourteenth avenue to the Frank Build
ing Company for investment
+. c. Sauter sold for Christian 2.
Herbst to DR. Leo Gilman of Manhattan
the three story dwelling at sos Third
street.
The block front on the east side Of
Bedford avenue, between Sullivan and
Malbone streets, Brooklyn, 200x100,
which was scheduled to be sold at the
Mclaughlin estate auction sale last
Thursday. but was not offered. has been
sold at private sale by Joseph p. Day
to client Of Frederick Merkle, attorney,
who has resold II at q substantial profit.
Bulkeley Horton Company have sold
In conjunction with Peter Romano s47
St. Marks avenue. between Vanderbilt
ana Grand avenue. O four story double
brick apartment, s0x1S2. for Mrs. Bird
get Dalton to q client for investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
- Manhattan.

lBo-vandalia Realty corpn. $50 Madi-
son av. to Hickory Realty Corpn. 1913
Bway; atty. Lewis Marks. 1873 Broad
SAD sT. IS. isis sd az. is siioO.b-Mar-
tate Jos Rupp. Sept l. 1909; address. a
II Bauer. 2ss Broadway. 49,. $4,000
9TH ST, 262-2oI w-Matiids f Tamsen ct
al to Bankers Trust Co. I Wall ST. trus-
tee will Jos Graham, June 10. 1911;
atty. Title Guar T Co. ITS Broad:
7oTH sT;. isc E-ssm9si stern to \ 7 7
Mtg Co, 1855 Bway. $500
10TH ST. a., E-same to Chelsea Realty
Co. 1875 Bway, Nov So 1915; atty.
T d MTG Co, 1S5 Bway. 500
13sTH ST, =, 273.s Sd av. ls.sxss.1l-
Andrew T McKegney to Ksth Lyons.
so5 9Th av. Dec 70. 1908; atty. H
s, bFs sT 40 80 Ea.rry ana Rose Klein 70
Isaac Cohen. le n ssth ct. Sept l. 1914;
atty, Nathan Kalvin, IS William 1T $500
18TH ST. ale-2l E-Helen Norris to Anna
Morits, 1901 Sd av, Asbury Park. ],
March !. 1915; attys. whaiey. c 4
xi n wi sT ,iHwor..t. ana Filo@sSe
Msr,ani So King ST, to Umberto Mart
AMI. Sc King st. June s. 1914: atty. l.
Porrino $50 West Bway 900
l2OTH ST. e2 w--Iouis Reichardt to Simon
oppenheimer, April 10. 1907: atty. VIM
II Blain, e3s Bway 10000
10TH ST. l1e E-Robert w schobel. West
Hoooksn, N j., 70 Title Quar- = Trust Trust
Guar & T Co, l7s Bway.: ..:..... 5000
lsT Az, 2Slo-Matto and orsola pnr-
brosio ct al TO Geo Bladel June so, 1893; :
atty. Hy w schrett, 22s Bway. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
FORECLOSURE sALEa

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
roRK-RosE 9. ROBERTS. Plsintte.
against AARON Cor ARoN) oRUHnH.
HERMAN GRuHER. ct Al. etc. DEFEND
ants.
In pursuance Of . Judgment Of tore
closure and sale, duly made ana entsrsa
In the above-entitied action and beartpg
date the 18Th day Of March. 1919. !. ~
named. will sell at public auction, at tbs
Exchange Saiesroom. Nos. l%-16 Vesev
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
1919. Mt IL o'clock noon on that day. BY
ARTHUR c. SHERIDAN, Incorporated,
Auctioneer. the promises directed by said
judgment to be sold and therein described
ALL that certain lot Of land with the
improvements thereon situate In Block eet
on the Land Map Of the city and County
BEGINNING At point on the Eastsyfy
side Of Columbia Street distant ono hum
thessteriy corner Of Columbia ana Riv.
ington Streets and running thence Eastsriy
on . line parallel with Rivington Street
one hundred feet; thence running North.
twenty-five feet. thence running Westerly
on . line parallel with Rivington street
and to and through certain party wan
Columbia street. and thence running
southerly along the Easteriy side Of Co
lumbia Street twenty-five feet to the point
Of beginning. be said several distances. ana
known by the street Number as Eighty
six Columbia Street.
Dated, New York, Msreh 18th 1919.
LOUIS W. STOTESBURY, Referee
MYERS 4 GOLDSMITH. Attorneys fef
Plaintiff, 100 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. N. Y. C.
erty to be sold; its street number 70 %
Columbia ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
REAL ESTATE JOTTINos.

Wood, Dolson Company were ap-
pointed agents for the Lorington apart
ments, twelve story building at the
northwest corner OF Seventeen street
and Central Park West
I. M. Henderson 10 now associated
with Buckley q Horton Company.
Charles #. Noyes Company placed q
$4,000 mortgage for 1--WE years cover
Ing the Curtis Building, SO to 81 South
William street; also an $4,000 mort
gage on the property at 415 to 425 West
Sixteenth street and a $4,000 mortgage
on 3SS Broadway. These loans were all
placed with savings banks
l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss q Co. were the
brokers In the recent sale Of $50 Broome
street
Tho Nehring Company was appointed
agent Of the Porthos Athos and Aramis
apartment houses at 1s8th street and
Audubon avenue and Of 1852 and $3.50
Tenth avenue.
Townsend Horner Is the buyer of the
residence, II East Eighty-second street,
sold recently by Douglas L. Gilman q
Co. for Ellen p. Kellogg.
Warren r. Johnston has resumed his
real estate business, with offices at Q
Church street.
The Board of Estimate has referred
to the committee on city plan and pub
lie improvements a suggestion for the
adoption of general rule that the
erection of garages be prohibited on
streets whore there are public schools
within a distance of 200 feet from either
the entrances or exits. The suggestion
was made In view of the many aoci-
dents which have occurred In the city to
school children from automobiles and
auto 6ucka A proposed amendment to
the building zone resolution was also
submitted providing that no public gar
age may be located within q certain dis
lance Of public schoola
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
OUT OF TOWN TRANsAcTIoNs.

Thomas J. oRsiIly sold to Maurice
Salembier OF the arm of Salembier &
villate the old Travers estate. compris-
ing n home and eighteen acres at Man
hAsset, l. l.. with q large frontage on
the bay.
Mrs. Harriet B. Schroeder OF Brooklyn
bought the Price homo on Fern street.
New Rochelle; also an adjoining plot of
ground from the City Realty Company.
H. NJ. Olcott and Frank l. Egger were
the brokers'
Grifren. Price a Ripley sold for George
s. Holmes his colonial residence with
about an acre of ground on Sterling ave-
nue. White Plains, N. Y, TO Charles H
Tfbbetts for investment
De Blois & Eldridge rented for Mrs.
J. r. Abney her place. known as Cave
Cllff. on Ls Roy avenue and the Cliffs.
Newport. r. l.. to Paul D. Mills Of Phil
adelphia for the summer.
Charles Hensle bought from the Yon-
kers Savings Bank the three story
apartment. b0x100, at $50 Woodwork
avenue, Yonkers, and the four story
apartment. 61.sxs2. at 1855 Woodwork
avenue, Yonkers The Anderson Realty
Company negotiated both salea
Misses Nash and Kennedy leased the
Hall house on Crane road. Scarsdals. to
George II. Bussing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18

Keens to Flora d Brown. Pleasant VAL
,ey; cn ~ y 81, pr mtg $1,000 SSG
Goldsmith. s02 Convent av. due April
Ssr. ': znS s% Pa mt! sss 'SeS; atty
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iioth street)
18TH ST. .. .s75 W Amsterdam nv. 6ox
l0o.1l. p m, April lb--Goldmyr Rlty Co
to Raisler Heating Co. l2S Amsterdam
c sI: AP 5s ava s% at.y', rG',sS
April lo-Matilda weisbecker ct al, c1rs,
stsy, mo. III Ms ss i,s p%s ss '.o,0vv;
18TH III at xCri; SmoI 4; St sv CO ,s 70 HsM
yers q Co. 1so Bway. 8 yrs
,ssTH eiT;. iii i, :. aiioiss.ii. ' April
81 S e stss geo. a.srs .mi'F asa. az s5i
10TH 10Th ST. as W. q, 'iis.i1ss.ii. April
1s-John J Solomon TO Max Greenwald
500 ID 1ssth Ct Bronx. instals. $3.50 quy.
~. ,Rr mtg $4,000; atty. Title O 4 i
sf SSI Az i;s,.i,s $1,000 io.I, a p n :;
+ sSonsin. iss NOnisSu. St 5ro?s;
iyn .................... ..*s,oVV
Tho Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)
cITT ISLAND Az. &c cor East Horton
KELLY ST. sss. " = tts irrss-Aarcn
Fox 81. duo May cor l. Home sns ii.ssiSSoo
Ess Zee Realty Corp to Chas I stein,
pr mtg ts1, 900. 10 yrs. ~: $4,000
so1ioo-Msri.tano g Gallo 70 Mary ]
w ssyiIsn av i KTs cor ii,a q, sss
Gottmor. Holding Co. pr mtg tI27So
rNrkRtAgE Av. " cor ism st. s sG;SsS
u5r rsessrd s ct al yr. s% ;:;iis 100
Anns!ls Passno to Hannah Mecss.; = :
l',D 81 M s. p,S, .Ss ri:
st oa ASMs 4 Al. &C. e. TO Er.a.r, sis' H
,ssTH sT, $50 ana sss q. = tossi-.
Louis Kreisler to Jsnnss sroiisA !
Sophie We'll to Hermine. pebrov.ky, pr
cSs4 s is' 2 Que ~ as per bond con Fiji:
Jacob weinhenner to Harlem Saving:
Bank: due. &e, as per bond 5000
&. asrsiGT,ss s IA 1v CO to y hi. psetsr
roRDHAM RID, .. To.i . ioring pi
bs.5x1sS. x1o%1o-Martin A Handy
to Edna A Patton. . yrs e% Al, $50
vilie-Harry D Wilson to Ellen u Ho-
gan. pr mtg $4,000. 8 yra So. 800
EDENwALD Av. sc cor Burke. 75x1o0--
Jas sohmitt to N Y a Suburban Cooper
q q L Assn. instals. ees $500. 1000
1tsTH ST. 4b6 e. n 9, 25x1oo-Benj Libo-
witz, to Jos r Fetley, Jr. pr mtg. so, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

.t.nd 50 In Fish MarEst-Riohsrd j
vale av. and ano, . yr, from Jun. I.
1919; atty. Maurice simmons. 81 Mas.
.rH Az. " cor ii;h ct, aii.irvins Bro
kaw Of al to Louis Sherry. sat 5th av.
new.l: . .s% S'e' . ga CO. lie b swss;
,,sTa 81. &C. 20 'hS str a-J.ccs Mama: TO
May /. 1915; address. 20 e ilith st ..i7so
Goldman and Mailman to Jos sutton.
May i. 1870; atty. Frank + 1ergenteld:
NAssA HTt 81. los. .ii3Ncfman Ri..sno
field to r w Realty Go. l2l Duane 81.
20 yrs from May !. 1919: ::...:, $4,000
ket-R J Cornelius to Fredk Reynolds.
June /. 1919: atty Msurioo Simmons. s!
..TH i sT. 10 W. the iani.N Y Academy
Of Medicine to Louis Sherry, 6N sth
as,s 10 ys' f, Vsn SEP. Wan I l att ScS
Josephine Brooks to Louis Sherry. 5a4
S S:S ~. Of y !, y yT. . s1s% s 4ss &C.
lis Bwsy; tsxs., &c. and gold :. .,as. 900
8 Nathanson to Nicholas Kovach. asi
is. 1913: sttys. Ysnksuef i D. .asi
Bway; per month. .S226
sTH Az, Il. all-Pauiins A Macarthur to
Benjamin Fox, - sth av, extension Of
lease recorded May 6, 1909. to May !.
1891, with privilege Of further extension
to April 30. 1921. ......:.. 49,. $4,000
FORSYTH ST. IS. south str-Rudolph
Lesehnik to Meyer Immsrman, on the
9Th Av. " cor a2d st, LIST loft, except Of
nee on W Q of foor-James e Mcdonald.
exr estate of Frank b Mcdonald. to
Englander Spring Bed Co.. 100 w $40
st. yrs from Fem l. 1913. yrs renewal
at 5000: atty, NJ Steinbrink, 215 Mon
tagus at. Brooklyn. 900
MADISON Av. 1918. street n and b.
Louis H SALESMAN to Max Engelman. 81
81 av. 81 6-l2 yrs from April I, 9l1s:
arv DrachenberE. a. Pine st. $1,000
BLEEcKER ST. $50. and s-clarenee c
yrs from May l, 1919; atty. l. Ora,
ls3 Blocker st. 400
BROADWAY. 4Os. all-Elbridge T Gerry
to Jacob Schonfeld, lot Sumner av.
Brooklyn, from May J. 1919, to Jan 81.
1880; address, 81 Broad st. S5.o7s
PARK ROW. 100. upper ioors-Louis
Jacob ct al to Geo Contos, 20 Madison
ct, . yrs from April Is. 1919. $4,000
ssTH ST. ts W. all-Burton s Castles y"
NJ Rovenger. iss W l1ath at. ct al, q
yrs from Jan 1. 1870: atty. Jacob Kaler
s4TH ST. iss e. all--Bruno B saio.chin to
Bertha Willie, ls3 cath st. yrs from
April Is. 1919; atty, A N schwsrtr. st7l
White Plains sv...... ......'....t7se
t2D ST. 2lo-2l3 W. ali-Samuel Mcmillan
to Tobias Lapan. ESQ go Blvd. Bronx.
and ano, 20 yrs from May !, 1919; atty.
Joseph W Umans. 277 Bway. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
10 AID FOREIGN TRADE.
Committee of Council 20 Carry On
Educational Campaign.

,.,
comm't,ee Oh tne Counc'i on For-
eign Relations, headed by Herbert s.
Houston. formerly president of the As
.,.a ....,.,. r,,,,s ., AZ. u,.,,,
soo'"''u '''s''s ~'u'' VI '"o o''u'
has been organized, as announced In
THE suN on last Wednesday. to present
a. ear,v a. no.s,b,. q p,an for educating
As. :.
the american investing pubic as 10 inc
advisability of purchasing foreign securi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18

Tho Jsre johnson Jr. Company dis
posed Of ls2 Brooklyn lots at auction
last night. The lots offered are located
on Seventy fourth. Seventy-fifth and
Seventy-sixth streets and on Twentieth
and Twenty-first avenues In the Bay
Ridge and Bensonhurst sections, and
brought q total OF $77,450. being an
average Of $500 per lot Two lots on
Seventy-fifth street. adjoining Twentieth
avenue. sold for S625 each to Meyer sil-
verstein, who also purchased the two
entire block fronts on Twentieth avenue
from Seventy-fourth to Seventy sixth
street. The front from Seventy fifth to
Seventy-sixth street, ten lots. brought
1915 lot and the front from Seventy
fourth to Seventy nth street went for
1850 per lot. Vito Barretto bought four
lots adjoining for $3.50 each. Other lots
on Seventy-fifth street brought from
$3.50 to $500. The five lot corner of
Twenty-first avenue and Seventy NTH
street was purchaSd by Samuel Duben-
stein for $500 per lot, and the opposite
corner. Ave lots, was taken by Bertha
Robeck at $575 per lot. 8. Tomisino
bought three lots on Seventy-sizth street
for S425 each. p. J. Nash purchased
eight lots on Seventy fourth street FOR
$525 each. Other buyers were Leon Luft.
william GeiEer. Max Levine. ]. J. Mat
thews, M. Conneli. A. H. Spieselsiass,
J. NJ. Fagellar. q. Frey. p. J. McCann
Kirshel & Rosenberg, r. A. Verderise, e.
D'Amorosio and e. l. ShsrroI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
PLANS BRONX APARTMENT,

Harry II. Cohen reports a group OF
transactions affecting Bronx properties
one OF which will result in the erection
or a large apartment house in the Ford
ham section. This deal involves the plot
s7xloo at the southeast corner Of Cres.
ton avenue and 10Th street Mr.. Cohen
IN conjunction with Kurz q Uren seld the
plot Tor company to Morris Poisky
whe viii improve It either with one OF
two apartment houses.
Mr.. Cohen also sold for realty com.
pany to Mas Mosner In Q cash deal the
six story apartment with stores at 1908.
l!1o Bathgate avenue. on a plot 50xizo;
also for the Flow Realty Company to an
investor the Ave story twenty -fivc-fam
iiy apartment house at 1904 Lonsfeilow
avenue, on plot b0x100. and to a Mr.
1ierst the four story nat at s8l Bergen
avenue, on a plot 2bxs6, for a Mr.. Frank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Apartment House Sales Lead
Days Trading; Portman
Buys Two.
MONTROSE COURT SOLD
Fletcher Court and Golden Rod
Also Change Hands; Ru-
m0red Deal on B4th st.

prepondernnoe OF apartment house
aeals characterized yesterdays trading.
Among the larger OF these transactions
was the purchase by Isaac Portmhn.
president of the Union Chemical Glass
ware Company of two elevator apart
ment houses valued at S475,000. From
the Eighty-second Street Realty Com
pany. Margaret Weber, president, Mr..
eortman bought the nine story house
20 to 80 West Eighty-second street,
between Central Park West and Column
bus avenue. This structure occupies
= plot SO 4x1o2.2. returns an annual
rental OF $4,000 and was held ut $780,
200.
The other house. O modern six story
structure at the northwest corner of
morningside Drive West and 11sth
street. Mr.. Portman acquired from the
John c. Wildwood Realty Corporation.
This building. which 10 known a. the
Dast View. occupies plot s0x100. rents
pr $4,000 and was held at s22b, 900.
me Nehrfng Company negotiated both
deais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18

According to the rumor the purchaser
Ia an operator. Mr.. Jones has held title
to the property since 1895 and II is
valued at approximately 100000. All
the buildings are seven story elevator
structures and are among the oldest
still standing in the Murray Hill Sec
ton. The buildings are numbered 122
to 12s East Thirty-fourth street. The
corner house Is called the Murray Hill.
The one adjoining It Is known as the
santa Anita. The third is the. Amory
HAN arartnen. house and adjoins the
Seventy first Regiment Armory. The
houses have a total frontage Of 117.e
feet on Lexington avenue and 1t1 feet
on Thirty-fourth street
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sURRoGATES NOTICES.

FLEMING CHARLES EDwARp-fu
pursuance of an order OF Honorable John
J. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County OF
New York, NOTICE 10 hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Charles
New York, deceased. to present tho same
with vouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber.
once OF Andrew Wilson, Jr.. his attorney.
at No. lls Broadway. In tho Borough OF
Manhattan. in the CITY OF New York, state
OF New York. on or before the 18th day OF
October. 1859, next. Dated. New York. the
2sth day OF March. 1919. ANDREW Will
son, Adm!nistrator. with the Will an
for Administrator, once and p. o, Address.
it9 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
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QUEENS BOROUGH SALES.

Herbert MARBLES bought and will oc-
cupy the dwelling at 81 Thirtieth street,
Broadway Flushing. The sale was made
by ]. Albert Johntra
Buckley a Horton Company sold 1918
South villa Street Morris Park. a two
story dwelling. 22x1oo. for the Long
Island Bond and Mortgage Company to
a client for Investment.
sherling & Glatz. Inc, bought from
the Co"~'ry and City Corporation a plot
25xs5, east side of Crescent street, north
OF Henry street, adjacent to the Queens
boro Bridge Plaza. Long Island City.
The Bank OF Long Island bought from
IA weyrish . plot iooxste. west side