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The sun., 1919-01-21
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Charles c. May announced yesterday
that his office at II East Fortieth street
which since its opening in Feb
ruary. 1918. has been engaged In
governmental housing of war workers.
Is now available for the general prac-
tice OF architecture. community planning
and industrial housing.
+. II. Wood. who started in the real
estate business on the upper West Side
thirty years ago. forming the firm Of F.
r. Wood & Co., has incorporated his
business under the old title and has
opened offices at 1913 West Seventy-sec-
ond street for the transaction OF a gem
eral real estate and insurance business.
William Lawrence Bottomley, archi-
tect, will prepare plans for a six story
freproof apartment accommodating
thirty families, to he erected at the
southwest corner of 227th street and
Arlington avenue. Marble Hin section.
The owner is Miss Dora NJ. Lesley. Con-
struction will be started during the
spring or summer
Max Meyer and his associates paid
s7l, 900 for the properties of the Evan
gelical Reformed Church and the Re-
formed Protestant Dutch Church. to-
gether being 72xl00 feet. at the south
east corner Of Avenue u and Fifth
street The court has confirmed the
-0le.
Contracts for $40 public school houses
totalling some $S0,O00000 have been
held up as a result of the war, accord
ing to n partial tabulation Of conditions
throughout the United States made by
the statistical section of tho division OF
public works and construction develop
ment, United States Department OF La
Dor. 1t is estimated that the completed
tabu!ation will show that school projects
held in allegiance aggregate more than
800 700.
The sun., 1919-01-21
REALTY MARKET s.
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fifth Avenue Building Leased
for S650,000; Art Dealer
Buys on West seth st.
TAKES SATTERLEE HOME
Will Remodel 1t for Business
Purposes; Good Market for
APARTMENT Houses.

Two transactions IN the Fifth avenue
district, tie sale of several valuable
APARTMENT house properties and the dis
posal Of downtown loft building con-
stltuted the high lights in yesterdays
trading one of the Fifth avenue deals
affected the six story building at $50.
which was leased by John Forsythe &
sons for term of twenty-one years at
an annual rental OF more than $40, 900,
or about S65O,O0 for the entire term.
rhe leased property Ia known as the
Scott Fifth Avenue Building and adjoins
tho Black Starr and Frost Building Mt
the southwest corner of Fifth avenue
and Fortv-eighth street. II was rented
by Forsythe Il Sons from Mrs. Herm!ne
Hahn through Rice & Hill. 1t will be
occupied May I by the lessees. who are
now located at 3 West Forty-second
street.
The other transaction In the Fifth
avenue district was the purchase by
Frank Partridge. dealer in art goods and
antique furniture, of the six story dwell
Ing at 6 West Tifty-sixth street. Mr..
Partridge will remodel the building for
business purposes. His establishment
at present is 1T 746 Sixth avenue.
The dwelling sold was formerly the
home Of the late DR.. Satterlee. It stands
IN plot 25x100 and is assessed by the
city at $4,000 William B. May and
Tucker, Speyers & Co. were the brokers
in the transaction.
The property is Just east OF the Calu-
net Club and Immediately opposite the
structure recently acquired by Duveen
Bros. the art dealers, to protest their
frtth avenue building.
The sun., 1919-01-21
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

l3srH ST. IS w-Juilus J Dukas, trustee.
agt loretta Corpn et al foreclosure OF
mtg. atty. F LYMAN.
BETHCNE ST, g, sal . Washington AZ,
t5.l0Xso.T irreg--Edw II Hedden agt
Rose 9 del p Hedden ct al (amended
partition atty. c Thomas.
IO2D ST ?a E-Ame.iA Mcintyre, admx
agt II Jacobs et a. foreclosure of mtg ,
attys. Cannon Cannon.
BANTER ST, 5-East River Savings 11sti
tuition ast Louisa Raffstto at al (fore-
closure OF mtg; atty, f volner
10th ST, ho7 Wilma O Goddard ct a.
ast Carl Hoffman ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: atty. W A Alcock
LOT So, blk 2llO sec s-Citv Of y aRt
Joseph Watkins - al faction TO fore
close tax LEM: atty, w Burr.
3gD ST, lt5 to 1871 E--County Holding co
ast United Assets Corpn ct al fore
closure OF mtg; attys. Merrill. Rogers
8 Terry.
9Th Az, COS 20 Solitary VI Sewlngton
ct nj aRt samuel Ho-Owitz faction to
cancel lease atiys, Harris. Corw!n,
Monat & Schsk.
nth ST. ISl Edward Herman ct a,
agt Katie Silver ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attys. Ksntrowitz & Esberg
%7TH ST. 25T and 25q w--Vincent Na!en-
tine Contr Co agt Francis y pConnor
ct al faction to foraClose mechanic s
iien). attys Menken Bros.
The sun., 1919-01-21
DWELLINGS RENTED.
Nathan Strauss, Jr., Takes suite
on Central Park West.

T.. ]. Phillips & Co. have leased fur
nshed apartment at So West Seventleth
street to Lieutenant Commander +. l..
Conklin for C. Branias: at 135 Central
Park West TO Nathan Strauss, Jr. tho
private dwelling at 55 west Elghty-ni
street for Mrs. Lena Hessberg to L. De
Lumen. and apartments at 1923 West
Seventy-second street TO J. J. Hickey
at liS West Seventy street to
Victor DeCamp: Mt 2i6 West Seventy
third street to l. Rogers; at 1876 Central
Park West to DR.. Graham Biddle at Ala
West 121st street to DR.. Reeves: at the
Belnord. 225 West Eighty-sixth street, to
Henry A. Adams for Mrs. l.. y. Duke.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
large furnished apartment OF eighteen
rooms and five baths in AGO Park avenue,
corner of Fifty-Afth street, for william
ID. Thornton TO Percy Chubb of Chubb Il
Son, and the parlor floor at So East
Ftfty-second street for Harris &
vaughan, agents, to ]. l. Breuchard.
Tho Payson Mel. Merrill Company.
Inc. has leased an apartment at East
Forty-fourth street to Homer Smith. and
studio apartment at $40 West Fifty
seventh street TO Donald " Newhall.
The sun., 1919-01-21
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The sixteen family brick apartment
3e-2S Broad street. 50Xl00. was sold
Tor Bockoven Bros. Company. lumber
dealers, by Louis Schlesinger. Inc. to
Charles T. Shipman for an investment
Fish Marvin sold for Harry Ander-
son his residence on Sixth avenue. pei
ham. N Y. to William a. Moore Of
Mount Vernon; also rented the residence
of J. Howard Stannard at Bronxville.
\, Y. to Louis ID. Chew of Evanston,
Ill.
The Doran farm Mt Florham Tark.
near Madison. containing twenty acres,
dwelling and outbulldlngs. was sold to
Jacob Wester OF Newark through Jo-
seph V, Heating.
Mcdowell & Mcmahon and NJ. /.
StrunsNy sold for Henry Van Arsdale at
Newark. y. j., the Ave story apartment
house at the southwest corner OF North
ern avenue and 179th street. on n plot
Soxl?5. The building contains forty
suites and two stores and has an an
nual rent roll of $4,000. The property
was held at $4,000 and was purchased
for all cash above the first mortgage by
Nogel & Schultz.
The sun., 1919-01-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM lei b. Az Az. sWnB b., hers Trus; Go
Nj r,aSsn.f az PARK Row 30" 81 =, oS6
ssTH ST. 2ia E,-Gesine ~ Bauer. ,rus. TO
1nrisu l., GoiE' d''n Hrrnue 9t aS6
s7Tii sT asa ELTinnis soiomon' to
ssTH ST, ga E-cAnrcn Erection Fund
Genera Assembly ire@0yter!an Church
TO Jan No'aki 1872 Avenue a atty, A.
CT nsTt hiaNaG. Jr. ~ 7sth .i:,oGS
= A. ~ "S-huatAN y heTh"r 10 y
Title MIG 90. lS3 B"sy $ -'ooO
SYST ST.; 80 E-E ;yo,, y Ad'sr am anS
Hduaatiana A sociS, G'" at,y' wm a" Kar %@a
=, l "a nassau ST. INT OF 400
"a IN liz yo,ss Ar'neFs Loan
West. ct a. eNrs' "ttys' Gel.er, 4 & u:
esri1 E ST &C.. ~ ~, ~
Co to Mar clark q. al t9astecs stt t's
! Miad; s7, o., d, - Cedar .,..'?o'o
trns,oss %, % s' a.
WiiIiam At; s,,T. Ge ,Eah n ~ ~
b1S GI, pi. s,i,;.::
H Cammann ct al. eSrs. 70 Herman ma ~
Tsmnapn :, al: trustees: a'tys, Man !
"tm v 81 s sps EUT W Guar q GO to
attys. Middiebrook b. "a CEDAR
% ~ +. .o,b 900
Annie Magu!re. ia + iiiIh at, -, "
Title Guar a r CO l7s Rwav &C AZ
NEW BOWERY- 2Y.eSNCbSs n i,s ,S,CuV
trustee To- GIovanni Caon'T * N anhuon,
st and ano; atty Title Guar G. r e.
l7s Rway ..'..... sis 400 a.
CHURCH ST 21,-Soi Rrihi ,rustes
Peoples Trust Co Of Bxlxn n We,. 20
Cue st, Rkiyn. trustse: ettys Kryna,
q Frank rs Broad so "a
Bron,.
.,7r,, or ,' on
Geo Brlggs, x irreg to Laconia av-
Newburgh Savings Bank TO Emisrant
Ind Saw Bank. 81 Chambers St: atty
y J Mcuuire. 81 Chambers 81. $40 900
av, 8. 1917 AIdns ~ s Eo, SyMiVg son mPe
ern boulevard. 3. $50 Westches;er
av, 42xll.s; southern Boulevard. e.
Sl25 Aldus st. 4?xl5o: Fox ct. g.
1905 n l63d st, +0xlll.+: Fox ST. g.
40 n 1881 st. 4oxio% |: southern Boule-
Eox a, Is HSS,oh fssd az .xiiiio's:
Faile st. W cor Bancroft st. lOSx6O:
Tiffany ST.. " $, AS 1884 st. 7Ox irreg
Edwin Wolf. Philadelphia, Pa. to
Stelnway Park Realty Co. 200 Bway
| atty, s Hirschman, 200 Bway tassEn
The sun., 1919-01-21
NEW HIGH PRICES
MARK FUR AUCTION
Sales Exceed $1,10O,0OO at
Opening Session in
st. Louis.
Snrcini Despatch TO THE Sun.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2o.-With sales rum
ming more than s1.1oo,oo0 and prices
reaching new high levels Funston Bros
& Co. to-day opened what buyers here
consider will be the largest fur auction
ever held In the world. Moro than 500
buyers from all sections of the country
as we'll as representatives OF London and
Paris concerns attended the open
ing. The total value of the Offering Ia
estimated to be between 100000 and
$4,000. 900, which Is 80 per cent. more
than the value OF the combined offerings
ut the sales to be held in London this
month by HUH. Lampson & Nesbitt,
Collections OF 1862 dressed and dyed
sealsklns, 32l blue fox, 100000 moles
and $4,000 squirrels were features OF
the sale to-day. All these skins proueht
good prices and the bidding was brisk.
The NJ. A. wedeles Company of Chicago
were the largest buyers of blue foxes.
In order 20 dispose of the large numbers
Of lots offered IL was necessary TO ex-
tend the sale into evening session.
The first lot of the sale containing 81
extra large, fine sealskins, brought SOS
a skin Other lots brought SCI, soy and
S57. Lots Of squirrel sold for &c and
81 cents skin. big advance over
rriccs recorded at the last January sale.
Following is an official statement on
to-day's market: Alaska sealskins, ad'
vanced IS per cent. Northwest coas'
sealskns, advanced Is per cent; blue
fox. unchanged; peretwitski, sold at
high prices; fitch. advanced 10 per cent
over April; Persians. advanced 10 per
cent. over April broad tails advanced
Is per cent kollnsly. advanced 10 pei
cent. baranduk letak. moles, un'
changed
The sun., 1919-01-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN,

LAST FORTY-FIRST STREET-Henry
Hof has sold for the estate Of Conrad
Nogel the four story brick building,
99.6x9S9. at 2ls East Forty-ftrst
street, to Robert T.. Kelly.
LEN notion AVENCE-Gaines. Van
N7s;rand & Morrison, Inc, sold for H.
u. Leckler ct al. the three story dwell
inr, $50 Lexington avenue, the north
west corner Of Thirty-first street, on
l11 2I5Xi7i0, TO n client of James V
Graham. The property is assessed at
s24 500
!.5TH STREET-Arthur A. Goldstein
sod for the HerZog Holding Company,
ln', TO John Mckee. 257 East le5th
street a five story fiat. 2sx1O0. held
$4,000.
-slTH STREET-B. W. Smith sold for
Marie Lang the three story dwelling
~ 2l5 West 130th street, on lot l9.6x
N'll, near Seventh avenue.
NL~F hist STREET.. r. Wood
W. H. Dolson Company sold the dwell
:'- -.Ni0o, at SOL West I41st street,
r'l" Broadway.
The sun., 1919-01-21
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Hath ST. S. 100 e Lenox av. ic5x59.li
all Perry's Garage-Madaline Realty
Corp to Abram Levenson. 27?O Decatur
av, 10 yrs from Feb /, 1919: atty, Thos
C Price. sol fremont av. SO 200 and $1,000
'Mnrris GInsb BE-, az los si,h ~ VS.
from Feb /. i9l9.................s 500
GREENE ST. 1:9-l8l. ai--Hsmanos Realty
Co to Ida Friedman. 22i 8 9th ST. Bklyn.
yrs from Feb l, 1912; atty, lsidorr
Weeksteir. 81 park MISREPRESENTATION 600
LEMON AV, al. sll--Emanue1 Hcckheinl-
er to Saml J Branch and ano, AL Lenox
av, 3 yrs from Oct !. 1913; atty. l. u
Brodsky, 299 Bway, $4,000
7TH AV. 242s, north = and h--Esteile Hey
man to Matthias Hillehrand, on promises
yrs. -: attys. Hildreth +, c20
Bway ..''''','''.'., ..,.:,,,,., $40
I.evenson, 7oi L 9TH at, for term expGr.
ing April 30. fs2l................s 54O
SD AN, 1886, all-Harr!son X Bird to the
Motion Picture Theatre co. Is yrs from
Fob l. 1919: atty, Geo IL Epstein. 90
Nassau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
The sun., 1919-01-21
TENANT HELD LIABLE.
Must Leave Premises in Good Con-
dittOn, Court RuIes.

Tho liability of tenant as to the
condition of the premises he vacates has
been reafiirmed in the Appellate Division
ot the Supreme Court. The decision Of
This court revcrses n ruling of the lower
court and upholds covenant OF lease
In which IT was stated that a tenant
when he vacates premises which he has
occupied under a lease must leave the
premises In as good condition as rea-
sonable wear and use will permit. The
tenant shall make at his own cost and
expense such repairs as shall be neces-
sary to preserve tho premises in good
order and coniition. to make good all
glass broken. &c.
The question OF rent, whether Il shall
be paid or not during possession of the
premises prior to the time OF the lease.
has been reviewed by the Supreme Court,
which holds that the lessee shall pay
rent II there Is no express agreenen,
that the rent Is to be free.
The sun., 1919-01-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
New Home for western Union to
Cost 100000.

Plans were filed yesterday wl.h to
Mammalian Bureau OF Buildings for the
new ocean cable Office of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company. The build
ing VIII occupy a site 405x1s1. 80 and
80 Broad street and "a and 36 New
street and be seven stories In height.
me site has been leased to the Western
snion for n term OF years by Il. J. DO
Forest and f. ]. Mali of 80 Broa 4
street, owners. W. w. Bosworth of b27
Firth avenue is the architect. The build
ing will cost 100000.
The sun., 1919-01-21
"The Hat of victory"

THE Hat of Victory" has made It's
appearance In the local millinery mar
ket, with collection of new French
models. daring in color and shape. The
new creation, which II Is said was pro-
duced to signify plenty brought by
victory" Is large. with the crown and
part brim OF natural colored, satin I'm
ished straw the main brim Is made Of
ACCORDION pleated taffeta four inches
wide. while around the crown are ar
ranged sheaves OF black wheat and in
the front Is an applqued tea wagon in
raffla, filled TO OVERLOOKING with small
fruits In natural coors and flowers.
The sun., 1919-01-21
BNOOkLYN SALES.

Tie NeIster Builders. Inc. has sold
1913 FAST Twelfth street. F1atbush. a
,"' story, two family franc cottage. to
'.' H1r'ol Realty Company. Inc.
i|..ard ". Taft has sold TO G. X.
d. lin OF Asbury Park 1894 Nostrand
i'..... - SIX story elevator apartment,
or 75xl0o, held at 100000 An
As11ry Park hotel was given In part
y Pos -. J r. Ross negotiated the sale
La"l & Dixon sold the two story fac
,'ry ar 1851 and 1853 De kalb avenue
10 CHRIS Schneider to j. Mendell. and
We fogr story building at 16 Broadway
,'r Ul'o Huber to an owner for factory
IT,
The sun., 1919-01-21
Hat Frame Wage Pact Il Made.

The differences between the hat frame
manufacturers and their employees have
been amicably composed. and an agree
ment which II is expected will prevent
strikes and lockouts in the industry has
been drawn up. Under the terms OF the
agreement. the workers In general are
granted n wage increase of approx
mately ~ per cent. which Is given In
addition to an increase of approximately
20 per cont. granted last July. Though
most OF the workers In tho industry are
put on a piece work basis minimum
weekly wage has been set for all work
ers.
The sun., 1919-01-21
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX,

VALENTINE AvENUt,-Morris Sax
So. for Chris Johansen 1884 Valen-
i'a" avenue. a five story new law
H7-0!c fathouse, 40xl0O. 20 an in
'es'ur
-. IIiERN BOULEVARD-Ale
>~.Ha and David Mintz sold for the
~ ry Morgenthau Company the five
H'.rF APARTMENT. consisting of thirty
f'.' a7 md four stores. at oil South
o." boulevard, on plot 76x105. 1t was
''.a tr $4,000. Samuel Minskof is
..a agye.
! '.'NN ANENUE-F. II. Wood-W.
I".son Company sold the five story
- "nNepO, at 2155 Crotona avenue
f1r q" cetate 10 the Benenson Realty
Company.
The sun., 1919-01-21

Manhattan.
1l5TH ST. 5 q. i:5 W 9th sv. isOxl00.i1-
Essawea 90. Inc, 10 Herbert Hyland,
- W i0ith -, Aug 20, 1915; atty. Ky
Mansfield. IS Liberty st........sl2 900
NORFOLK ST i36-Fred NJ and Suzanne
solomon 10 cath Samueis, ga West End
az. Jan 20. 1917; atty. Maurice Lyman,
135 Pway ..,,..... ............ 81, 500
7iTH ST. S2l l:--Minni" and Sarah Rosen-
bath 10 Gustavc A kerlIcr. Jan S. 1907:
atty, Vim Klein. $40 Bway. S.O, 600
18TH ST. ti3 W-Wilgro Realty 90 90
Sophia and Fanny Goodman, $40 w
Hist st. Dec !, 1910; atty Everett II
Haymaun. 90 Nassau st........,S2 500 600
CHURCH ST. W cor Thomas st. runs W
75x COX 25x 25N 80 TO street x 8
rs to beg--Agnes G Hawley. oxtr. Oscar
Hawley. Jr, and Theo + Jackson,
exrs and trustees, Will Oscar + lIawley.
to the Peoples Trust Co (sub-trustee)
OF Brooklyn. Nov 10. 1888; attys, Win
gate & Cullen, lSs Montague 81. Brook
55TiI ST, $50 and lJ2 W--Alfred II Ack-
ers - the Bowery Saw Bank, 1?s Bow
cry. May 81. 1915 atty, y 7 q NJ
FROST ST, e6-Fred Ingrahan Hemp
stead. l. J. to Lillian Weaver, ll5E
Dean st, Bkiyn; attys. stoddsrd NJ
El III nTD Av. aS,a. iea.ehoiid.my Foster
to Geo Ehret. July rs, 1914: atty Edw
NJ Burghard, Ill Bway. 900
THIRD Az 1953-Morris' & Rachel Prov
Ter 10 Ernest G, benjamin, sdmr, Jan
4. 1911; atty, VIM Orr, 81 Chambers
St s.--.ss-.ss'sssss.<s 900
The sun., 1919-01-21
BUYS CHAMBoLD COURT.

Joseph Jovans bought Chambold Court.
a six story elevator apartment house at
cs TO e Fort Washington avenue, south
east corner of 1921 street The house
"a valued at $500. 600 and was acquired
by the Chambold Court Realty Com
nany. the present seller. from Sallie II.
Walker last September. II has front
tge Of l52 feet on West l62d street and
100 feet on Fort Washington avenue.
Sol Freidus & Co. were the brokers in
The transaction, which was for cash
The sun., 1919-01-21

Delegates from all the leading cloth
ing markets OF the country are gath
cred here for the twcnty-third annual
Of the National Association
Of Cloth!ers to be held In the Hotel
Aston to-day and tomorrow. vital mat
tiers in connection with the transition OF
the industry from a war to peace
basis Of operation will be discussed.
The sun., 1919-01-21

Although fannelette lines have been
made up for some time manufacturers
generally have been waiting for an
uouncement OF piece goods prices be-
fore marking up their new lines. Prepa-
ratIons are being made by several man
ufacturers. 1t is reported. TO place their
new lines on the market within few
days. Some uncertainty exists In man
ufacturing circles AS 10 future prices.
The trend Of piece goods prices may
have a great influence.
The sun., 1919-01-21
Textile Corporation Files Papers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O--The Textile
Alliance Export Corporation, which was
organized by the American Association
OF Wooden and Worsted Manufacturers
National Association OF Wool Manufac-
turers, National Council of American
Cotton Manufacturers and the Associa
ton Of Cotton Textile Merchants. f'led
their papers with the Federal Trade
The sun., 1919-01-21
BROWN SELLS APARTMENT.

Frederick Brown. who was particularly
active on the buying side OF the market.
assumed the role of seller for n change
Yesterday. He disposed of the six story
elevator apartment house at 535 West
l5lst street. adjoining the northeast cor
ner of Broadway. to Ethel Backer.
through Willard Welt. The property oc-
cupies plot 75xl0o, brings in yearly
entail income OF $4,000 and was held
q. sl35, 900. Il was sold on n cash ba sis
The sun., 1919-01-21

The Women's House Garment Manu-
facturers Association has been organ
lied with these officers: ! Ginsberg OF
l. Ginsberg & Bro, president; Marcus
II Dix of Henry a. Dix & Sons Co
vice president; LEO NJ. Cooper of Cooper
4 Kaufman, secretary; Samuel 5
Green OF Hays & Green. treasurer. The
association may affiliate with the AS
ISOLATED Dress Industries of America.
The sun., 1919-01-21
"sports Clothes" Misleading.

In view OF the impression In the minds
Of some manufacturers that sports
clothes are not to be cassed the same
as athletic apparel and should not be
sold In the same department by retailers,
a suggestion has been made that the
term be eliminated from all advertising
and craftsmanship In both the manufac-
turing trades. and that either town and
country" or week end" be substituted,
The sun., 1919-01-21
SHERMAN Az. DEAL REPORTED

The sale OF the new five story non
elevator apartment house at 70 and as
Sherman avenue is reported. The prop
eriy has n frontage of 80 feet. depth
" 100 feet and adjoins tho southeast
corner Of Thayer street. Bessie Living
.'l1 holds title. The new owner has
made the purchase for investment
The sun., 1919-01-21
First u. S. Textile Sale
Is to Be Held Soon
Special Despatch 10 THE suS

w TASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.---L.
w II. Hartman. chief of the
surplus property division,
Quartermaster Corps, will confer
with members of the Association Of
Cotton Textile Merchants at so Worth
street, New York. Thursday. to ar
range for the first sale OF textiles.
At the conference will be deter
mined the kind and quantity OF tex
tiles to be placed on sale.
The sun., 1919-01-21
WILKINS Av. APARTMENT SOLD

4 client OF Rubin & T.efkowitz pur-
chased from the Benensou Realty Com
rany the six story apartment house at
1917 wilkins avenue, plot 66xss. The
apartment house is arranged for thirty
families and contains four stores. II
was held at $4,000 and rents for sll. 600
annually.
The sun., 1919-01-21
SLIGHT INCREASE IN BUILDING.

The total value of tho building per-
mits reported TO the American Contrdc-
tor for the month OF December in 14S
cities shows a gain over November. The
total for The month Of December was
sI74S5,396. Although this was 80 per
cent. lower than the total value re-
ported during tho month OF December,
1917, the increase over November in
signincant and is due TO the lifting OF
Government restrictions on building.
The sun., 1919-01-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. PAS to 225S--Joseph Elias
ngt VIM $ Walter ct al. Sept ., 1914
(cAncelled) ......., S,i33 rs
SAME PRoPERTY--Globe Automatic
Sprinkler Co agt same. oct !, 1914 loan
SANE PRoPERTY-chas NJ Darmstadt
agt same. Oct 5. 1914 tcancelled)
ZANE PRoPERTY-A II Andrews Co agt
same. Oct IS. 1914 tcarceiled> S,1sis0
The sun., 1919-01-21
TILLBURG COURT CASH DEAL

The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased from Friedman Bros and the
Felnberg Construction Company the six
story elevator apartment house known as
Tti.burg Court at 960-96i Prospect ave-
nue., for $le5.000. Payment for the
property was made in cash. L. J. Green
berger was the broker.