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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman subleased for the
Americas Union Trading Company Of
fees at 152 Broadway TO Hall, Provost
q Webster. Also at s3 Whitehali street
offices to w. q A. Fletcher Company for
NJ J. Cohen
Charles G. Keller rented tho store
and basement at 14S Chambers street
for n term of years to ]. Proes q Co.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
building 52s West FIfty-eighth street to
A. ]. Picard a Co. for Anna NJ. Schu-
macher.
A. A. Hageman leased the north loft
on fourth floor OF sac and 62s Sixth ave
nue. to Benjamin Lagunoff and Nathan
Porper.
J. Arthur Fischer leased to Harry
Schepps the store at 638 Sixth avenue
for antiques and jewelry for a term of
years Also the first loft at 100 West
Thirtieth street for term.
Charles G. Keller leased lofts to Poiler
Bros. Langa Bros and Universal Dye
ing and Bleaching Company at 397 Sixth
avenue.
Weisenbach q Kay. Inc. leased the
eighth floor of sos Fifth avenue for a
term of years through Irving L. Gold
berg and FL. Guilfoyle g Co.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
ia vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day.
MADISON Av. l2l7-:i. sc cor ssth Ct,
100 x62.2. 6 sty nat and strs, mort ,llO,-
OoO;' to the plaintiff for siIi, 900: also
65TH ST, -. q. 5t3.9 5th av. lS.9x
zoos, s sty dwlg-Eusene Underhill axt
City " ct al. trstes, &C; atty, G.
wsnzeL Jr; due. s37.92t7o: pr mtg }37,-
900: to tho plaintiff for $4,000.
l62D ST. w. n Q. liz Q Amsterdam av, ask
= yacant--City of " Y aSt Jos Watkins
ct al; atty. W Burr; due. S33O. rs
taxes. &C. sl2sss: to Lawyers Realty
Co for ;2S.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. ~ Z, 8. IFS W Park av, ASK
1000, 5 sty int and strs-W Blaisdell
ct al, ezra &c, agt Roleon Realty Co ct
all atty, II Bsllinger; due. sl7.9SsIs;
taxes. &o. s4solo; to the plaintiff for
$4,000.
DYcKMAN ST. b. 27oS q Magic av.
runs g 222.5x n e l0t6x n AK ifreE to
high water Of Shermans Creek K irrsE to
beg. vAcant-G G Mason agt Fort deorge
Realty Co: attys. Taft & s: due. W.
$3.50; taxes. &C, sass; withdrawn.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
lb2D ST, ola W. =. 2l29 Amsterdam
av, l5xo9ll, . sty and dwlE-John
Duty agt Huber ct al: atty, Thos
Gillsran; due. ss.245.so; taxes. &c, $3.50;
withdrawn.
By Joseph q Co.
2SsTH ST. q sos W Newton av, 5osx
lo5.bxS0.txl026. vacAnt-F Il FeiEen-
baum aEt Edw Hosznay ct al; atty, II NJ
Newman; due, S4.7S2 10; taxes &C; $500:
to the A. b, c Iron Works for $500.
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TRANsPACHIc MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p. M daily
Hawaii. Shanghai City and Philippine
Islands (via San Francisco) June q, S.
Colombia.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China texceui shanR-
hal City), Siam, Cochin China and Their
lands East Indies via san Francisco) june
IS, S.. Shinyo Maru
Hawaii via San Francisco June %. SIS,
SAehem.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands Cyis
San Franci.col June %, U: 3. transport.
Hawaii, Fiji islands. New Zealand And
specially addressed mail for Australia ivia
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. July 4, So
Niagara
Tahiti Marquesss, Cook Islands and spe-
cially addressed mail for New Zealand and
Australia yts San Francisco) July 2. Sc
MoanA
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia and New
Zealand (via San FTancisco) July .. IS. So
nomA
Japan. corea. China, Siam, Cochin chins
and Netherlands Eaa Indies (via seattlel
July 4, So. Africa Naru.
Japan. corea China. Siam. Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippim
Isands tvla Vancouver and Victoria ID, G
July 5. S. Empress of Asia.
Japan. corea China. Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (vis Seattle
July Z, 70. Kaehima Maru,
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REALTY, MARKET
newsstand COMMENT
Frederick Brown Sells Two
Manhattan Apartments;
Other Transactions.

After an ownership Of less than two
...ks Frederick Brown yesterday re-
nd the FIVE story bachelor apartment
,,use at IA Riverside Drive. near 114th
s-set, which he had acquired from Leo
ala weiss in exchange for two Dyck-
IAN fats. The building occupies plot
y.1ls. contains ten suites which yield
, Yearly rental of s1o.75o and was held
Al $4,000. 1t was purchased by will
lam B. Knapp, an investing client Of
Slawson & Hobbs.
N another transaction Mr.. Brown dis
used Of the three story and basement
sv,lling at 102 Edgecomb avenue. adj
tanning the corner of 139th street. This
bujldIng has a three story extension and
has been remodelled for three families,
Morris Mechner was the purchaser.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for william
F. Wightman to Arnold L. Ogden the
three story and basement, 20 foot dwell
ing. at sol West S9th street. adjoining
the northwest corner of West End
avenue. They also renewed for Mrs
G. E. Marcus the lease held by Mrs.
Warren Kinney of the four story and
basement. 20 foot dwelling at 80 East
74th street. adjoining the southwest
corner of Madison avenue.
Pease & Ealiman have leased apart
ments as follows: In Alto Broadway
to E. Possner; in 32O West seth street
to E. E. Bartlett in ~ West 77th street
to ]. Rowland Gardner; in West Gath
street to Walter F. Dixon in 343 West
End avenue to Sidney G. Walker. and
in 219 West 91st street to Louis Ham
mer.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

ROGERS PLACE-F. A Holly sold to
the Ararat Realty Corporation $50
Rogers place. 3ox75. Negotiations are
now pending for a resale.
BURNSIDE AvENUE-Charies M Ro-
seminal sold to the Single Realty Com
pany the block front on the south side
Of Burnside avenue from Grand ave-
nue. 10 Harrison avenue, and three
lots at the southwest corner of Burn
side and Harrison avenues.
ANTHONY AVENUE-Richard d. Pr
ner sold for Walter winkler the three
story building at 1904 Anthony ave-
nue., through to Carter avenue, to Max
Mirkin & Co.
GRANT AVENCE-Nathan Schwartz
sold for the estate Of Lambert s.
ouackenbush the premises at 1855
Grant avenue, a three story brick
business building, 25x100. to an in
vestor. The price was reported at
$4,000.
CANNON PLACE-Eugene l. Larkin
sold for the McGnl Real Estate Com
rany Inc, the private dwelling and
garage at 34s5 Cannon place. near
23sth street. The buyer will occupy.
BRYANT AVENUE-The Reich Build
ing Company sold to B. Posner two
1--WE story apartment houses at 1060-66
Bryant avenue on the southeast corner
OF East l66th street. The houses are
llOxl00 and were held at S275,000
The sellers also sold at 8S1-8S5 West
chester avenue two i've story apart
ment blocks with ground floor stores,
lOON42, TO Mr.. Posner. The brokers
in both sales were Rubin. Leitner &
Starr.
AUSTIN PLACE-The Benenson Realty
company has sold to @. Posner for
occupancy the three story commercial
building on plot 100x100 at 45S to
is2 Austin place. 172 feet north of
liith street.
VhOTONA AVENUE-Martha Arm
oruster has sold the two family dwell
mg on plot extraordinarily. at
llI CrOtona avenue TO Harry
spooner, Fox & Fox were the brokers.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Shampan q Shampan, architects filed
plans for four brick residences and prt-
vate garages to DO erected on the south
east corner of Avenue L and Coney
Island avenue, for Mr.. Max Mandel, as
owner.
The F. C. Sauter agency sold for Ar.
thur E. Lundequist TO John McHugh
for occupancy the two story and base
ment brick one family dwelling at $40
10th street
Edward c. Pyle & Co. sold at III
Woodruff avenue, Flatbusb. between
Ocean and Fiatbush avenues, the two
story and basement brick private dwell
ing for Edward Hungerford to Charles
F. Erleman.
The Realty Associates sold the fol-
lowing premises:
166 Suffer- avenue. a four story brick
store ard nat building. 20x100 feet, to
Benjamin Cohen; 1887 18th street,
three three-story frame fats, 25xl0O
each. TO ,Albertina Krenski, through G.
T. Rosenberg, broker; 4s6 9Th street, a
four story brick dwelling. 1s.Sx172.6
feet, to Sallie Hirsch.
William Liss, Inc. resold the follow
ing plots: 240x100. south side of Gath
street. 100 feet west Of 18th avenue, re-
sold for the Rabrag Building Company
to Simon Doyne. for Improvement with
two family semi-detached cottages
northeast corner of East 1ith street
and Avenue r, 180x1o0. has been re-
sold for the Avondale Building Corp.
10 the Metropolitan Home Builders
this property was held at $4,000 by the
sellers. East side of East 18th street,
40 feet north OF Avenue I. S0xl0O, re-
sold to l.. Geller for Improvement with
two family semi-detached bricks with
garages.
Martin A. Ansbro sold an eight family
steam heated apartment house at 5622
Fourth avenue for Della w. Hill to q
client for investment two family
house at SAT Sixty-second street for +.
X. Jagocki to a client for occupancy; a
two family house at SIS F1fty-ninth
street for John II. Perry to a client for
occupancy; three family brick house at
551 Fifty-sixth street for NJ. ]. Werner
TO a client for occupancy: two family
house at $50 Sixty-seeond street for L.
Anderson to n client for investment a
two family house at 62S Seventy-hfth
street for Mabel A. Law to a client for
occupancy a one family cottage at 1918
EiShty-sixth street for Mary Stokes to
q client for occupancy: a two family
house at 1041 Seventy-third street for
Sarah Berry TO a client for Investment
a two family house at 458 Seventy sixth
street for Arthur w. Day TO a client for
occupancy; two family house at s33
Eighty-third street to A. @. Reilly for
occupancy; a two family house at Gas
Fifty-ninth street for Margaret Desrins
to a client for occupancy; a two family
house at 63s Fifty-ninth street for
Marian Deering to a client for occu-
pancy q two family house at 6S4 Fifty
ninth street for william J. Moran TO a
client for occupancy,
A. A. Hageman sold for William @.
Stein the property At 2B0S Pitkin avenue
10 Joseph and Mary Keihe. He also
leased the north loft on the fourth floor
of the building at s2s Sixth avenue to
Benjamin Lagunof and Nathan Porper.
Buckley q Horton Company sold at
1892 Bergen street. between Brooklyn
and Kingston avenues, two story and
basement. brown stone two family
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OUT OF TewN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders. Inc, sold to a arm
of operators thirty-six lots each ask
100 at New Brunswick. N. j.
Joseph e. Merriam of Mount Kisco
sold t6e residence of Mrs. Armenia
Griffin in Main street to @. N. Knapp
for investment The plot has a frontage
of lie feet.
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E.
Farley, President sold to d. L. Linquist
a plot at Murray Hill Scarsdale. N. Y.
Fish & Marvin sublet for Mrs G. H.
Carey for a term. furnished. Six
Gables. at Briarclinf Manor. N. T.,
comprising seven acres. large resi-
dence and outbuildings, to Harold
Bolster of this city; also rented Sunset
Cottage. at Brevoort Farm. Mamaro-
neck. to ]. p. Oakley of this city.
John MARI bought from DR.. Edward
A. Crostic 341 Highland avenue. Mount
Vernon through tho Cooley Realty
Company. which also sold sixteen lots
on the Boulevard and Underwood ave-
nue., Pelham Heights. to George B.
Swayne.
A new apartment house to cost $780,
600 will be erected soon In PassaIc.
". J., by Jacob Pasternack. who pur-
chased yesterday from the H p. Sim
mons estate, nine city lots at Lexington
avenue and Quincy street for $4,000.
The broker was Samuel w. Greenberg
& Son.
Badgley & Brewster sold for George
w. Hodgers his residence at Bright
waters to Charles w. Ross OF GO Han
cock street, Brooklyn.
Harry A Cochrane sold the dwelling,
70xl50, on Tenth street, between Grace
avenue and Kenslngton. Great Neck, to
A. W. Baylitts through /. G. Violin.
The Ess & EN- Realty Company bought
125 lots at Everett Park, Jamaica, TOR
Jonathan Holden sold two lots. west
side of Railroad avenue, $50 feet south
OF Remsen avenue, Jamaica. and two
lots, east side Of Norris avenue. $50 feet
south of Remsen avenue, Jamaica. to
Abraham Gimpleson through William p.
Jones'
leila l. McCord sold plot. east side
of Washington street. Flashing. to Max
Abrahamson through ]. Albert Johntra.
Swenson Bros sold the three story
50x100. at 40 and 81 Lexington
avenue. Passaic. to Alfred Lederer and
Emil Moskowltz for $4,000.
The Lee estate sold about nifty lots on
Lyons avenue, Bergen street and Lehigh
avenue. Weeduahic Park. Newark, held
at about $40. 900, 10 Haywood NJ. Penn
through J. L. Feibleman & Co.
The Bilse estate sold through Louis
Inc, the residence at As
State street to James Capezio. The
same brokers sold for Mary f. McGuin-
ness to Nathan Gennet the plot at I'll
street for Improvement with a
garage.
William H. Young purchased 275 Main
street, Paterson, a three story building.
from the estate OF James Bergin.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

Ford II. Dow, treasurer OF the Dow
Service Building Reports, has organized
the Dovale Homes Company, with Offices
at ITO West Fortieth street, for building
homes to cost from $500 to s2S.o0o.
Associated with Mr.. Dow are Harold
Van Buskirk. architect and Benjamin. e.
Leavin, builder. The company has
started work on four houses in Bronx
vile,
The Sinclair Building Company took
title to the Liberty Tower at So Liberty
street, and Pease & Gilman have been
appointed agents 10 continue the man
agement of the property.
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EDGAR DECAS, DECEASED
PAINTINGS. PAsTELS
BY EDGAR DEGAS
GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALES.


U: s. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE, Salvage
Division, 2. s. o., 461 Sth Avenue, New
YORK City. will sell at public auction June
yoth at Ford Building, i7o Jackson Avenue,
Long Island City. N. Y, starting 10 40
A. NJ and continuing until ali the follow
ing material and accumulation until date
OF sale has been disposed Of: 10000 Slickers
and Raincoats. 1000 ponchos. 800 Tents,
20 Paultns, miscellaneous Kitchen and DIM
Ing Foul pment Scrap Canvas, 1000 Car
rier Packs. IA Invalid Chairs, II Miscel-
laneous Chairs, repairable, ZOO lbs. Char
coal. Artery Clamps Scrap Metals, Scrap
Iron. 300 Iron Cots. 100. 600 lbs. Scrap Rub
Der, l Grind Stone. 80 Pair Physicians
Gloves, $500 Haversacks. Model 1910, 500
lbs, Rubber Hose, Irrigators. W. G. incon-
plete, $500 razor sets. Oil Lamps, 900
lbs. Lead, 600 lbs. Scrap Canvas Leg gings
1000 Pair Canvas Leggings, 1 Box Letter
Stencils. So Miscellaneous Padlocks, Cases
Gas Mask Knapsacks, 20 Boys Overcoats,
O. p, 10 years, 10 Saws l Slicing
Machine, 81 pr. Hospital Slippers, 4 Stetho-
scopes. incomplete. IL Water Coolers TO-
600 lbs Insulated Copper wire. 32f lbs
Copper wire plain, 5000 lbs. Iron Wire,
2 small Dump Carts, Delivery Wagon,
heavy, one Water Wagon, one Wagonette,
IL Miscellaneous Wagon Wheels, 2 Wheel
Scrapers, Hay Rskes. $50 Zinc Lined Am
munition Cases, big quantities Of wooden
ana cotton rags, condemned and unssr-
viceable uniforms.
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downtown RENTALS Higher.

another bit Of evidence Of the upward
, enu OF rentals In the lower downtown
district was furnished yesterday. when
the Charles b. Noyes Company LEASED for
EDWARD 8. Savage the building at %
line street. through to Depeyster street.
me tenant Ia the Mansfield Transports
uon Company and the aggregate rental
inciuding taxes was about ss5,00o. The
Sharies r. Noyes Company reports that
this is the fourth building 1t has leased
or sold for Mr.. Savage during the last
rev months and that all the rentals
were at a substantial increase.
The sun., 1919-06-24
LAND COMMITTEE TO VISIT.

The standing committee of the State
Land Board. consisting of the Attorney
General, Charles d. Newton; Treasurer
James l.. Wells and State Engineer and
Surveyor Frank H. Williams. will hold
public hearings at 10 o'clock to-day at
the Offices Of the Attorney General, 81
Chambers street. After the hearings the
committee will visit The Bronx to spe-
ciaily examine several parcels owned by
the State on Brook. Tiebout, White
Plains. Brentwood and Olinville ave-
nues. Old Williamsbridge road and land
under Eastchester Bay near Pelham
bridge The Harlem River barge canal
terminal at Exterior and East l3sth
streets. the Harlem River Improvement
and land under water In Powers Cove,
Queens. will also be examined.
The sun., 1919-06-24
FLEIscHaANN buys ESTATE

The ]. d. Mcguire estate at the ex-
treme end Of Sands Point. l.. L, has
been sold TO Julius Fleischmann. The
property was held at $250,000. It ad-
joins the estate of Mrs. Ralph II. Thomas
and Mira August Belmont and is near
two country estates which Arthur c.
auction.
The sun., 1919-06-24
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN AVENUE Electus T.
Backus Of the Guardian Holding Com
pany resold for Sarah p. McCoun 374
Manhattan avenue. a five story apart
ment
WEST 18TH STREET-Porter & Co.
sold for E. II. Lowerre to a client for
occupancy the three story dwelling,
!ex10o. at 1873 West 18th street.
WEST 10TH STREET-Oscar d. &
Herbert v. Dixie sold for Archibald H.
Macdonald Sinclair FIVE story double
fat, 2oxl00. at IS West 104th street
10 a client OF Robert A. Martin for
investment
EAST 126TH STREET-Shaw q Co.
sold for the Sands estate PAL East
l?6th street, a three story building,
eOx42xss11, to a client.
WEST 18TH STREET-Nail 4 Parker
sold the premises 14S West 136th
street TO Florence CASTLE, a three
story and basement brownstone dwell
Ing.
WEST lSSTH STREET-NaiI q Parker
sold for Mrs. Drummond the premises
az West 13Sth street. three story
and basement brick dwelling.
EDGECOMBE AVENUE - Frederick
Brown sold to Morris Mechner 102
Edsecombe avenue, a three story
dwelling, 17xs0.
G0ERCK STREET-Snowber a. Smith
sold for the Owen G. Byrne estate the
FIVE story new law tenement at 81
Goerck street.
EAST SD STREET-Douglas Gibbons
Co.. Inc. sold for Mrs. Emma Lehr-
burger 1877 East Sixty-third street,
three story and basement dwelling.
!Oxl00, to Mrs. F. r. Childs.
EAST SGD STREET-Douglas Gibbons
Co, Inc. sold for Joseph J. Keenan,
?42 East Sixty-second street, a three
story and basement dwelling, 16x100.
TO client who will occupy.
sECOND aVENUE-David d. Vein
berger & Co. sold for Mrs. Pauline
Myers of England to George A. Bruno
sl26 Second avenue. between 109th
and 10th streets. a four story brick
tsnemeDt, 25x75. held for $l2.oc0.
Gsrson c. Young acted as attorney
for the purchaser.
WEST 55TH STREET-Pease & Eli
man sold for williston Walter the
FIVE story American basement dwell
Ing, aOxl0o.5, at IS West Fifty-fifth
street. held at $4,000. The buyer
will remodel and occupy.
WEST 54TH STREET-Charles B. Van
Valen. Inc, sold for the estate OF Sea-
man Lichtenstein the five story and
basement building at 13S and 140
West Ffty-fourth street, on plot
50xlO05. The building will be ex-
tensively altered.
The sun., 1919-06-24
QUEENS TRANSACTION.

William P. Jones sold for Jonathan
Holden to Abraham Gimpleson the two
lots. each 25x7b, on the west side OF
Railroad avenue ESQ feet south Of Rem
sen street; two lots, each 2bx75, on the
east side Of Norris avenue ESQ feet south
of Remsen street. jamaica.
The property situated at as Wilson
avenue, Flushing, belonging to John
Hepburn, has been sold by ]. Albert
Johntra Of 81 Broadway, Flushing, to
Christian Lindinger of Manhattan. The
plot Is 50x100 feet Mr.. Lindinger, who
Is the proprietor Of a large contracting
establishment in Manhattan. will occupy
the premises.
The sun., 1919-06-24

and contemplates adding four stories 10
the building. The same broker has ar
ranged for an extension OF the iease.
and the rental involved for me term
aggregates 100000. James J. Grove
was associate broker in the deal.
The sun., 1919-06-24
PoSNER buys TWO FLATS.

, Leitner, Brener & Starr sold for the
hech Building Company. Jacob Reich
president, TO Bene Posner 1856 to 1860
nsyant avenue. southeast corner OF
.'e'h street. two five story apartment
, ms with three stores. on plot 110x
w and the two Ave story apartment
muses. with six stores. each on plot
s1!oO housing thirty families at ISL
" 900 Westehester avenue. These prop
so were held at s275,0o0. J. Rubin
vas associate broker in the latter cale.
The sun., 1919-06-24
TWO DWELLINGS saLn.

Douglas Gibbons & Co. have sold for
MIS- Emma Lehrburger 157 East Sixty
.nird street. three story high stoop
dwelling, on a lot 25x100. to q client who
VIII erect new American basement
owening for his own occupancy. The
Keenan, 2t2 East Sixty-seoond street. a
three story. nigh stoop dwelling, ON a
LOT l6x100. Tho buyer will modernize
tho building for his own occupancy.
The sun., 1919-06-24
RICHMOND TRANSACTIONS.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold to e. e. Pott-
berg. who recently purchased the Bev-
eriy Robinson estate on Bard avenue,
West New Brighton, a plot In the rear
Of his estate fronting on NADIA ave-
nue., from Mrs. Emma Kramer Cor
nelius G. Kolff also leased to Edmond
de Loeschnigg, attache Of the French
High Commission, the large residence on
Manor road adjoining the home of Will
lam s. Van Clief.
The sun., 1919-06-24
Tho Bronx.
(BorouEh Of Tho Bronll


2SxlooIJaoob Arbeit to Chss J sully,
pho tE s TIL. o ss w 81 i Fam. "a .S Ss
ts5 Norris Park ay. runs Q 1oox n
ask W look = rs to beg-solomon Gins
borg to Clara Hesse. e55 Bway.. Bklyn,
May "a So; atty. A bernheim, s 6o
LOT 81, Blk IL, map see b, Edcnwaid-
Meta woidscheck to Chas W oaises, 1881
% ssiy s' nios s 's ssse " wh,s sr' plss
MoRRiss' xivi. ii77o.. . i,s..ii.;ioo-joSn
sehas.ale and ano to Alo;t1 r. Real tiles.
I, yrs, s%; atty. Krus. Jr, $50
WHITE PLAINS ab. s: ass 5 s. oSsa
ing to Abr H Lawson, pr mtg $4,000.
Epsert, l., .aSs White w Plains PSs % av
1SSsioos az Realty SS s C. 20 Aiss
slo,5oo, pGJ June Is, demand. s$: attys
vA KIss z; ~ ~ s scss iSii.ses%
II Moeiler to Freda N Brady, 2oss Valen-
tine av. pr mtg 5000. June II instsiis
without Int attys. clocks, X & x. Cyl
R6sEDHih Nv. iii1 n p Merrill St.
Jos Schallhart to Dollar Saving. Bank.
6hqS; attys. Mackellar g C. - Cedar
BELMoNf ST. $, s. Inwood av. runs n
Emma ssn b.s,s to 8: Jo s rSosr 70
an male Il Il. Nay q Grand r. VII White pains
wHLToN Nv. W i. aas issd st. 2csSsw
Thos II Mullen to Elias Brown. so w
Lawyers Title 4 T Co. $50 Bway. 500
The sun., 1919-06-24

dwelling. lot 2oxioo. for Henry Cum
bingham 70 client for occupancy.
Bulkley a Horton Company sold at
s1f Eastern Parkway. between Classon
and Franklin avenues, three story and
cellar. brick one family dwelling, lot COX
112. for Francis A. oNeal to client for
investment
The sun., 1919-06-24
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MALTA

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain, Ireland. Egypt and British
india--Close AT & A. M june ~. S. Roya
George; . A; N. june q, Sc. AquitaniA4
France, Algeria and Tums-Cioss at s:sl
A, NJ June Is. Sc. Rochambeau.
Gibraltar and Naly.-Ciose at 9 A. NJ. Juns
u. SIS. Duca degh Ahruzzi; . A. N. June "a
Ss Dante Alghieri.
June y. sA Waubesha; A. u. June 81. S.
Eglantier.
Norway. Sweden and Denmark-Close a
II 80 A. N. June "a. Sc Hellig Olav.
Union Of South Africa-Closs Al 10 A. n
Jane e. S. Hyestia; 10 A. N. June IS S.
Gresee -clOss al A N. June 20. Sc. West,
ern CITY.
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AUCTION SALE SUCCESSFUL.

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. auctioned
ON Saturday afternoon on the premises,
Green Ridge avenue and adjoining
streets, White Plains. forty-one lots for
$4S.350 to E. J. Ganzedo w. L. Klaber,
Vernon Baily. =. w. whipping. Charles
Briggs. Roderick s. Horton, ]. Rucen,
w. r. Wishart. william L. Leeney.
Edward Collins. Mrs. Augusta werbin,
Allen Z. Watross and others
The sun., 1919-06-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
tornsy)
GOLD ST, sl--Gso Donnelly to Stanley
Jordan, 39I Hoyt st. West Brighton,
81. April 20. 1917; atty. T q 7 Co,
l1e BMay ....,',.'.., t2,SO0
nth ST. las W--MaTgt O'Neil to Green
Wieh Saw Bank. Oct 20, 1902: atty. T O
a T Co, l76 Bway. 14, 900
HUDSON ST. SIS. lease, &c-Fred werban,
20lS Madison av. to Adam Metz. on the
lOb Lexington Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The sun., 1919-06-24
MECHANICS LIENS.


sSTH ST. 50 E-LeopoId TyroIer agt VIM
Middleton. owner; Joseph A Muldoon.
BROADWAY, isis-Wright Lumber Co,
Inc. agt Floyd Grant and Floyd Grant
Co. Inc, lesaees; Nellie Lyon ct al, own
ers; r Craig, contractor. .t78S %
BTH ST. sos E-N Y Water Tight Roodng
Co agt Federation Feather Co, owner;
Herman Schsr. contractor, ......... $50
WATER ST. l72 to Discrimination EN-
cheering Corp agt City District
Realty Corr. owner; steam Co.
The sun., 1919-06-24
APARTMENT CHANGES HANDS.

The FIVE story apartment house, on a
plot 50x130. at PASS Valentine avenue,
held at $4,000, has been sold by Chris
tina Young. This property was reported
to have been taken under contract by
Max Natanson last March. but the trans
action was never completed. The new
owner Is an investor