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BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
inc 1t. Regis Restaurant Company for
zen years the store at 1897 Broadway to
me United Dollar Shirt Shops. Inc. at
an aggre' te rental Of approximately
stoo'UOO, and store and basement at
oV2 West Forty-eighth street for the
81 o. Regis Restaurant Company to Joseph
II Cronin for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF about 100000.
puross Company leased the second
noor Of the Gambler Building, 220 to
~; ~ West Forty-second street. to the
mite Studio. Inc. for ten years : the
Ts.ole al so Seventh avenue to Simon
i'lpn the store at SO Seventh avenue
W stephen Halikias and John Statterkis,
5 ,.i the store and basement at 238 West
Ah.EteeHth street to Harrison Savin.
Aines Co. leased to John Bogens-
Uetger the sixth loft at 2 East Forty
s E street and the fourth loft at 22
p last Ihirtieth street 10 the Schweder
button and Trimming Company.
douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
company leased the second floor at 2
anu Lafayette street to Paul A. New
man & Co.; the building at 20l Third
sIehue to Eisen & Co.; the sixteenth
moor at 80 Fifth avenue to JIG. Brown.
stone Co.. and space In 40 Wall street
Louis c. whiting,
W II. Whiting & Co. rented the sec.
vnu loft at. liS Fulton street and the
.op moor running. into n Dutch street
inc National lnstltutesof Intentora.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVEs-ReceIpts. $50 head; mainly
consigned direct TO slaughterers No trad
ing; feeling unchanged. Dressed beef slow;
common to prime native sides selling at
GAIvEsEReceipt.. 500 head; 10 on
f:rsd ordasry sh. Nc veal. ' soid s a, .i. Gl
iS s.i eeunty dressed ss. ac; -
'0 SHEEP In sV' XSS ' hXSBs-nece,p,. 700
head; 2 cars on sale. Sheep 26c. lower:
Pr@s Ohio ws,h.rs .S sd' wi us p. saF 100
lss eomT p9.., to OrSisssy
at 2sQsto, Country dressed hothouse
lambs. tsaisa carcass; city dressed spring
Saies-Ksrns Commission Co: 2Is Ohio
lambs. II lbs. average, slG5o: :. SO. 1850;
q Ohio wethers. %, SIS: 1s' Ohio sheep,
H0Gs-Receipts. 2,4so head; less than
half a car on sale. No transactions re
ported; feeling weak. Country dressed
pork steady at ala 2sc. Id.
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.
CHICAGO. May .lo.--Hoss Receipts.
1000; held over 1859; market mostly
steady with ys.sierdsys best time. Top,
:sSsSe,oIs: m.dium %:irs savf ,sSs5
2e,7s: Light wsiEht. t?o.lO9 2o.s5: light
.ifs Ss.i BE- nU i,.PS SfsiHE ''W' rough
csttle-Rsceipts Loco; compared with
a week ago. beef steers mostly soc. to 81
TsS over csnn.rs amd msS Gsy sos to
2Sc. to 6Oc. lower; bulls steady; calves, 7Sc,
TO 81 higher: stockers and feeders 25c. to
sheepGReeeipts s.ooO; mostly direct;
two doubles OF fairly good California spring
lambs sold at $3.50. with one-third out
shorn lambs, best. lO995c lower; others
and wooled lambs. 81 "a soc: lower: springs
"N SHsr s BUFF "a 'sSf sgg iSo S
caiyes~Rsceipis. 500; CSC. lower; 90
Hoss-Rsoeipts 5000; lOe. to asc. lower.
l,Snt Y0S .isss siSs2iSSiSsS sOaS:
'0 sheep ana Ia%b."R Hss sei ss.,oo;
slow; use to soc, lower. Lambs, ;iSS
1928: yearlings. tlo0lt: wethers. ;I2T5
gls?s; ewes. bSi2; mixed sheep. si25O
ST. LOUIS. May Io.--HOs.-R.o.ipt.,
$500; higher. Lights; tis:ss q2o,25: pigs,
:isQls5oi butchers, siss'1ao.So; heavy,
cattie-Rce.ipt. 1900; steady. Native
steer" :l a. . hstsr' rtOgls;
SO. So ola; calves il,TS Sib.so D ''''s'''
SSRSsis ss:; S. it; is-mss-n.a.'n ',
$1,000; steady. Packers and butchers, $40 o.
2O:Ts; common to choice. tliGls,so; stays,
cs,ti.-Receipts. 500: slow. caive.
sheep-Recsip,s 200; steady. Lambs
KANSAS CITY. Nay 1o-HoEs-Re-
eeipts, 800; market steady with yesterday.
average; quality poor; bulk. t2o.s6 for 225
pound hoga; no heaviea here. Bulk OF
sales, t1sBe 02o. 20; medium weights. SEQ
q 2o35i lights. $4,000 is; light lights
| sleGlaso; packing sows. 1lsoO9 20, 20
'CsttieNReceipt,. 400 and 100 calves.
market for week: beef steers % 20 SOC
lower; she stock. bulls and Gamers steady
20 strong: stookers steady; feeders weak
10 use. lower. Heavy beef steers SIo.O5 a
1880; lIght beef steers ;i0gi7;i5; butcher
and cutters. t5abtf 800; Veal caves so Is
IS; stocksr and feeder steers, $3.50 q 10 Is,
shesp-R sSs q 500 oG market h for week:
steady: goats Csc TO q higher; Lambs,
or more, tI875 q 10 90: culis and common,
s11.7b@16,50; ewes, medium to choice,
t1l,20614so; breeding ewes. 3e.5oaiE
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

+. NJ. Crawley & Bros of Mohtclair
sold for Miss Eleanor Peregrine the large
tract Of land on Madison avenue, Draper
terrace and Gardner street, Montclair,
n. j., TO John l.. Scott. clerk Of tho
county of Essex. The property has a
frontage OF $50 feet on Madison avenue
and 16o feet on Draper Terrace. Mr..
Scott contemplates the erection of sew
eral houses on the property.
The estate of DR.. Charles T. McFar-
lane of Teachers College and Horace
Mann School, New York city, situated on
Whipporwill road, near Montrose, was
sold to James c. Cieary, New York
attorney. who will occupy the property
as his residence. George Howe was the
broker.
Pease & Gilman leased. furnished, for
Richard c. Hunt. his home in Rye, y. Y,
to Arthur r. Seligman.
Badgley q Brewster OF Bay Shore, L.
l.. sold for the c. l.. Lawrence Corpora
ton their cottage on windsor avenue.
Brightwaters, n. ", to Eugene v. Brew
'stef.
s. s. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
sold for the estate Of James w. Pearsall
to Paul w. Douglass, the dwelling at
OIL Brookside avenue and leased for
Sidney U. Barr to George n. Smyser OF
Manhattan, the dwelling at 81 West
Ridgewood avenue, both at Ridgewood,
N. J.
United Cigar Stores Company eased
from Thomas u. McCarter, president OF
the Public Service Corporation So to 90
Park place. for twenty years at rentals
aggregating about $3.50. 900, with option
TO purchase. The property comprises a
three story building. 92xl09. adjoining
the Fox Terminal Theatre owned by the
Lawyers Buildings Company. II is
planned to add several floors 10 the pro-
perty and the theatre Is also to be ex-
tended over adjoining property recently
acquired under lease. Feist & Feist,
Inc, negotiated the transactions.
Feist & Feist. Inc. sold for John
wilkins 81 Clinton street. an old home-
stead. S0x65. erected in 1885. which will
be used, with adjoining property, % to
sT Mulberry street. as a site for a six
story reinforced concrete building to be
occupied by a wholesale and retail
butcher.
Alfred E. Schermerhorn rented cot
tages In Southampton. l.. l.. for Mrs.
John II. Thacher to Mrs. David Craw-
ford Clark: for Mrs. ]. Metcalfe
Thomas to Charles A. Dana: for the
Markoe estate to John Aspergron FOR
Mrs. James T. Kilbreth to Mrs. Riley
Miles Gilbert: for John G. Peck to Mrs.
D. c. Clark; for Frederick Weinfurt to
]. T. II. Mitchell: for Mrs. Mary A.
Henderson to Mrs. Clifton b. Beach,
| and for Mrs. Frank Havens her cottage
at Sag Harbor to Charles Gautier,
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nRooKLYN sALEs.

Edward C. Panitz sold for the Marley
Estate to Frank Richards 100 lots on
Fulton. Pine and Crescent streets and
Atlantic avenue. This whole plot will
be Improved Immediately with two
family Richards Real Homes" on the
side streets and up to date stores and
apartments on the Fulton street front.
The Melster Builders, Inc, SOLD TO a
client for occupancy s25 Sixtieth street,
a three story dwelling, 2oxi00.
The Crescent Hill Improvement Com
many sold the plot. 40x1oe, on the north
SIDE OF Eighty first street. 100 feet west
Of Colonial road. TO Thomas +. Cava'
nargh.
soid for Sixmund Goldberg the business
building Mt tilt Fifth avenue TO client
for investment; also for Theodore Ficks
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs,

William A White & Sons procured
building and permanent loan of $780,
600 for term OF years for the Kew
Gardens Corporation for the erection Of
the INV hotel at Kew Gardens. which
has been leased to David K. Knott,
Sheriff of New York county.
New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany made n loan OF $4,000 for the
purpose OF erecting an apartment house
on the east side OF the Concourse. so
feet south of 1920 street. to the Henlee
Construction Company.
The Plaza Theatre. on the east side. OF
Madison avenue. between F'ifty-eigirth
and Fifty-ninth streets. Is to be altered
into two motion picture houses. by the
estate Of John d. Crlmmins, owner.
Thomas w. Lamb. architect. estimates
the cost at $4,000.
j. ]. Mcdonald filed plans for the
erection Of nine story apartment
house. 4o.1oxs4. at 1875 10 1870 East
Eighty-htth street. The cost is esti-
mated at $4,000. r. T. Lyons is the
architect,
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81 .s.ssss.ss..s... .........ss. .sts'VVo
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
I'd Av,. s,w cor 18th st, ies.sx4s. p m,
Horace London. sos Bsay. $4,000
Hirsch ana sno 10 " & NJ CO, is5
Bway, ) yrs. 5M%.............s4 $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
lssTH 81, 80 to as w. sSlixesp;
bernstein, ll2 Cathedral Parkway. due
May 10, 1921. s%; atty, Saul Bsrnatein;
40 Bway. ............... ,.......ts,oo 900
The Bronx.
Borough, OF The Bronx.)
BATHGATB Av. q e q at n . is3d st.
Soxs5.7x irreg-Denwood Realty Co TO
stephen ThsOboid. ais n 18th st, pr
Rss.1Sa ose Msy bsa y yrs ~, ss $500 80
Walsh 70 corneiia * Msnisy. 7cs PARK
ssy' Nay "a, nxs sr'' S"%' atty'. T1dd ,c 4
IsgD ST.. sas and si5 u, n 3, Soxioo-
Elvira zaucheill to Estelie q Brown. 7as
&C. as per bond: atty. T & 7 Co,
wAILAcH Nv, lot; IS and SO So.
soxsO-solomon zubliner to Nellie b
Love. Torrington. Conn, May 6, due.
&C: as per bond; atty. T & 7 CO;
couRrLASDT Nv. o. s, 10 n iieth 81. 2Sx
i00-Alesssndro Risoii &c. Salvatore di
Meo. SO Courtlsndt sv. May |; yrs.
%; atty. Lawyers 7 d T Co. leo Broa AZ ,
1sisf ST. Ms q. 100 " cour,iandt av. Scs
is2.l-.Benenson Rlty Co to Henry and
$4,000, May 6, 3 yrs, 6%; attys, Elfers
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STEEL CONFERENCE
OUTCOME NOT FATAL
Suitdins Not Likely to Be
Hurt BY IL, Says F. r. Miller.

Inc outcome Of last weeks confer
oncc between the Railroad Administra-
, ZION ana the steel producers will have
ntue, u any, effect on sentiment In the
cuhbtf uction Industry, according 20
FRANKLIN T. Miller director OF the di-
VISION OF public works and construction
development In the United States De-
partment OF Labor. The position taken
by the Railroad Administration IA pre-
olseiy the same az that which II as
sumeo last March. when Il declined to
Nno itself to purchase steel rails at the
price approved as fair by the Indus
uiei Board Of the Department Of Com
a that time the position held by. the
hairoad Administration that the price
approved was too high had a deterrent
e. upon the construction Industry, be-
S.use created suspicion that IL
sseel prices were inflated the prices of
c1ns,1uetion materials might be in
nreu. since then. however. Mr.. Miller
poin.s out, construction material prices
nave been gone into carefully by other
agencies besides the Industrial Roard
End the construction industry seems 10
nave accepted the idea that present
costs are not inflated but are reason
ably stable.
The construction contracts let dur
ING April In the district north of the
ohio and east OF the Missouri, together
with some adjacent territory or district
containing four-sevenths of the popu-
iation or the country-hgure UP n total
OF more than $500, 0eo, 900. the largest
Aprl total on record. and the weekly
ngures 50 far in May are larger than
the weekly average In April
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REALTY MARKET /
NEWS AND COMMENT
Insurance Firm Acquires Lehn
& Fink Properties on
William Street.
RUMoRED PRICE 100000
George C. Clark's Fifth Ave-
nue. Residence Sold; Val
ued at $780, 900.

Further evidence OF the Gradual alb
,orption OF the wholesale drug district
ny insurance interests 10 given in the
deal through which Dwight q Hilles.
American representatives Of the En-
r,overs Liability Insurance Company
a, London, secured possession o. the
fehn & Fink properties at lis aud
100 william street, running through to
"a John street. The insurance agents
purchased the property from the Broad
vsy-John Street Realty Company. Elias
A. Cohen president, for consideration
,aid to be in the neighborhood of $780,
900. 1t was only recently that Mr..
Cohen's company acquired the realty
from Lehn & Fink, wholesale drug
slsts, who have secured a site for a
new home in the Greenwich Village sec
ton
The old Lehn & Fink properties con-
sst OF two eight story and basement
Nreproof buildings so feet wide and $50
feet deep and one six story building 25x
100, forming an L around the northeast
corner OF william and John streets.
They are directly opposite the New York
Fire Insurance and Suburban Fire In
mrance exchanges. The buildings were
erected about eight years ago for the
druggists, who still occupy them. The
new owners will use considerable of the
space in the buildings for their own
business and will lease the remainder.
The Dwight & Hilles buildings Mt sc
and IS Maiden Lane were recently pur-
chased by the Federal Reserve Bank as
the site for its new home. which, is to
cover the major portion Of the block
bounded by Maiden Lane, Nassau, Lib
srty and william Streets Horace s.
Ely & Co. and Snowber & Smith were
the brokers in the sale of the Lehn &
Fink properties. 80
Sale OF the property adjoining at IL.
to 1876 william street is also indicatet
IN the Incorporation at Albany of the -;
to l2s William Street Realty Corpora.
ton with a capital Of $4,000, The d.
rectors OF the company are C. Emo. T. Z
Wolf and J.. Myers. Tho property is &
three and one-half story building OF
plot 4e.1x156. and Is assessed by thu
city at 100000. 1t has been in the pos
session OF the estate of Thomas B. Gil
ford since 1855
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 10TH STREET-A,bert H.
stout with F. Herbert Howell. sold
TO Josiah Lloyd Ill West 1asth street,
three story dwelling, l7xlo0.
WEST 6sTH STREET-The James NJ
bailey estate sold the -FOUR story
dwelling at 20 West sixty-ninth street
10 samuel l.. Snyder. who viii alter
same into bachelor apartments. Cam.
mann, Voorhees, C Floyd represented
the sellers. and E. A. Weller and
Maxim Birnkrant the purchaser.
MANHATTAN AVENUE - 7 eber-an
Cooperation bought from Emelia III.
McSraith and Samuel McConchie the
SIX story apartment house at ESQ
stanhattan avenue, 40xs7xl0o. James
Boyd was the broker.
WEST SEVENTY-SIxTH STREET
The heirs of Marcus Franklin sold 81
west Seventy-sixth street. a four
story dwelling. aOxlo2.2, to the X. C.
II. Realty Company. L. J. Phillips &
Co were the brokers.
EAST FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET
ENNIS Sinnott bought from James
baird the four dwellings at 302 to
$40 East Fifty-sevsnth street. John
II Davidson was tite broker.
HUDSON STREET-Van vliet 4 Place
sold for William H. Sage the four
story building at GAL Hudson street.
19.6xss.
EAST aIXTY-EIGHTH STREET
Thomas Bodger sold the Ave story
g residence. 16xl0o.b. at IS East Sixty
eighth street.
EAST 18TH STREET-The LAWYERS
Mortgage Company sold to a client of
S. Jafre. IS East 11sth street. a fiye
story fat 25x100.
WEST lS0TH STREET-Annie Moss
sold to the Rockwell Holding Com
pany. Inc. Charles Zimmerman pres, i
dent, the Ave story apartment house.
I5xlO0, held at s115.o00. at $50 West
1Soth street, through Steinman Il
Steinman. Samuel Wacht. Jr., and
Moses d. Moss were attorneys in the
transaction.
WEST 18TH STREET-The Moreen-
stern Bros. Syndicate sold to the Levie
Corporation two six story new law
apartment houses. l00xl00.11. held at
$4,000. at 80 to 40 West 1l2:h
street. Leon Mutchnik was the broker.
WADSWORTH AVENUE-The Morgen-
stern Bros. Syndicate is reported to
have bought 354 to $50 Wadsworth
avenue, four five story apartments,
20xl0o. held at $4,000 and renting
for $4,000. which 1t sold to n client
OF B. Kaplan on March 2S.
EAST SIXTY SEVENTH STREET
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold for
William L. Fawcett the four story
dwelling. 22x1o0. at 81 East Sixty
seventh street. which the buyer will
alter into an English basement
dwelling before occupying. The seller
recently bought the property through
the same brokers from the Marine
Realty Company
EAST 11sTH STREEr-Charles CARTEL
represented by Herman Il. Elias, at.
torney. bought 26 East 11sth street
a five story fiat. 27x100.11.
MADISON AVENUE-The estate OF s
L. Goldberg sold to a client of Charles
Berlin the FIVE story apartment house
at 81 and SO East 10sth street. 50x
100.
WEST 212TH STREET-Charles Cartel
represented by Herman r. Elias. at
torney, sold to A. SAKE the plot, 100S
100. on the north side OF 212th street
200 feet east OF broadway. which 1.
to be resold to builders.
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more ana more into the market in the
belief that the peace readjustmert was
completed In March and that we are
now on the road to unlimited prosper
ity."
PROFIT Taking IL Telling.
Richardson, Hill & Co. say: al
though specialties have been driven for
ward with irresistible force In recent
sessions the stock market, as a whole.
seems to be losing some Of its resillency
In the face OF constant profit taking.
There are many adherents to the theory
that prices have been discounting the
negotiation of the peace treaty and
doubtless sellers this week have been
anticipating the actual event in a spir-
1t OF caution. 1t is questionable whether
the permanent goal OF the present ad-
vance is any such concrete event as the
making OF world peace. Securities are
advancing rather In anticipation of in
tensive Industrial activity for a period
Of years. which will create large profits
for American business concerns, to be
reflected in substantial dividend accre-
tons all along the line. That prices of
leading industrial shares will not have
fully discounted reasonable prospects in
any rise they are likely to have prior
to the signing of the treaty goes with
out saying. After the most drastic
write offs and charges their book val
ues are far above current market quo
tations and In many instances actual
net current assets equal nearly as many
dollars a share as their quoted price,"
]. s. Bache u Co. say. THE market
continues strong and active under the
leadership Of the industrials with the
oils the most prominent, and each time
the market hesitates II seems TO regain
renewed strength and to move to higher
levels. 1t is a time to take some profits
as there are many stocks in the mar
ket with unknown merit that have been
sold to the public and this is liable to
lead a setback with all its attendant
opportunities for the discriminating in.
weston. That this great and broad mar
ket forecasts n great wave OF business
prosperity there can be no doubt and
with better and more constructive treat.
ment for the rails these appear TO be
safe and good purchase for the pa.
tient investor. Steel stocks should fol
low next and after that the coppers
which have apparently discounted ad'
verse conditions. The market is reflect
ing the prosperity OF the present and
Is bound TO sooner or later reflect the
hopes OF the future"
A. A. Housman 4 Co. say: I'VE still
favor the long side OF the market, but
insist that one should not overbuy
should keep away from the little known
stocks and new issues being brought
out from day to day and, above all
should keep positions well marglnet
| against possible setbacks.'
The sun., 1919-05-12
"owN YOUR OWN HOME" SHOW.

New York city Is to have an ''Own
Your Home" exposition. 1t will be held
IN the Seventy-first Regiment Armory
rom June rs to July 2. and everything
mat enters into the selection OF a build
ing site. the financing Of building opera
lions and the constructions and furnish
Ing OF the modern home will be shown.
An advisory board. consisting of dele
gates representing the United States De-
parument Of Labor. the real estate asso-
cations. chambers of commerce, Own
-FOUR Home" campaign committee. build
ING trade industries. building loan asso-
cations, financial interests and State
anu city committees are planning to L.old
conference on the housing situation
curing the exposition.
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ss-YEAR-OLD BUILDING SOLD.

The group of three story brick and
frame buildings at $50 to SEA Grand
street, extending through to 4O3 and <o7
Madison street spposite Lewis street.
have been purchased by Arthur A. Cold
stein and are TO be- replaced With four
story building. The property Is a land
mark on the lower East Side. the build
ings on the site having been erected
lightweight years ago. On the Grand
street end the property fronts Sc feet.
and on Madison street the frontage Is OIL
Feet. 1t was n cash transaction. the
deal being made by William Cruik-
shanks Sons,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
18TH ST, $50 w-MaleK Realty Corpn,
40 Bway, to Max Cohen. Mar ). lSl7;
7sp 81. 80 %EAs,nrien Stern s' to Arthur Arthur
stern, sept IS. 1905; atty. VIM Gold;
berg. 2ss Bway. .........,..,...,,s7 500
WEST END Az. Sc cor s3d st. io3. 2si60--
Rema Rei Rty. cHrpn a.. t0Tsn ss,, I'd
Mar 81. 1919; atty, Elmer + Coo!es, 60
sp Av. . cor 5sth st, ioo.5x2oo-The
sSsssfsr Go to , Ea rn,a s ana Geo os
.s, 1901: attys. cadwaisder. W 4 T. 20
Madison Nv. 7ss-Aus caiii. TO sophia
and Adolph zeh, exrs. 2ts w sid at.
Apr /, 1895; atty. T g & co; i5s
FORSYTH ST. ,i;s-Ida ri.chman, i i De.
lancey 1t. to Jacob Hauben, IS LIST av,
May 20. 1918; atty. e schlssingerr: $50
SANE PRoPERTY-iida Ax.nteanu. i4ys
sitys. Sohieider & s. ass Bway. $500
18th sT. ss asa = ist av, s!:s.io:.?E
Feb IS. 1909; attys Amend & A.. iIs
sTH Az. cor i:ith st. runs ss.s SYN
Tu,,r. SO to " . "a 80 TO beg.
MorEenthsu Co, 30 E &2d st. July Is.
isis: atty. Walter NJ wechsler, 50 +
.2D ST. sal 'w-Emiiy Irene Kear S''t to
1913: atty. Jas W Redmond. ~ Court
AVE <. g. sos SSH st, ;.sx7s::scFsSTTSG
aqreenssbaum to Gertrude and Edw
trus will Hugo Josephy, Apr IS. 1881;
attys. Allen, T & A. $50 Bway. $4,000
The sun., 1919-05-12
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased the five story
dwelling at 81 East Fffty-nfth street
10 Thomas l.. Hughes: the four story
building at e6 West Forty-n!nth street
10 the Mediin Realty Company. and the
four story house at l15 East Thirtieth
street TO J. c. Josephine Power.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments
in 1000 Park avenue to Cosmo Hamilton;
In II East Sixty-eighth street TO Mrs.
J. L. Phillips In s16 West Seventy-ninth
street to Edmund c. Tooker. and in S14
West Eighty-second street TO Henry
bennett Leary.
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SALE OF 1927 FIFTH AVENUE.

Through William b. May & Co. George
c. Clark sold his handsome five story
and basement residence at 1927 Fifth
avenue, between Eighty-third and
Eighty-fourth streets. and opposite the
Metropolitan Museum. The house has a
40 foot frontage on the avenue and a
depth Of 100 feet. and Is valued at about
100000. Mr.. Clark bought It from
Benjamin A. williams. the builder, and
has made extensive improvements.
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BUILDINGS TO BE RETURNED.

Palmer Campbell. general manager of
the Hoooken Land and Improvement
Company, has received notification from
The Government that two of the COM
pany's terminal buildings in Hoboken,
commandeered during the war. are to be
returned. The buildings, designated as
and F. will be available in ninety days
and Will then be placed on the market.
The sun., 1919-05-12
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Cross & Brown Co. sold for Abraham
Altman plot Of seven lots at the south
east corner of Pierce and Seventh ave-
nues. Long Island City, to the Triangle
Holding Co. This plot is to be mmedi-
ately improved with a fireproof factory
and loft building and leased to one or
more tenants.
The Lewis H. May Co. sold for the
S. X. J. Realty Co. the Fleischauer pro-
perty at Wave Crest. Far Rockaway,
L. l.. consisting Of a colonial dwelling
on an acre plot to Abraham KasseIl for
investment.
The sun., 1919-05-12

Frederick Woelke, an automobile re-
pairer. was starting of yesterday for
cruise In a Ave passenger car which the
police say Is owned by Post & McCord.
lO1 Amsterdam avenue. and
was going along Madison avenue when
milk wagon cut in ahead from a cross
street. Woelke made n quick turn, but
failed to clear the wagon. The car
bowled the cart over. spilling milk bot
ties In the street The driver. Ernest
Dancer. $40 East Eighty-thlrd street,
was taken TO Mount Sinai Hospital.
Woelke was held.